what is going on out there, jerry? >> well, as you leave springfield up towards i-66, constrktion in the left lane. and there is a good backup at the moment, but things calmed down. and then let's head on over and take a look along i-270. right in the middle of the screen, that's the northbound side. if you look carefully, you see construction cones blocking off the left lane. not having much of an impact right now, but we'll keep a watch on it. >>> helping kids succeed by making sure they show up. that's the idea of the montgomery county there. it pairs at-risk students with a volunteer judge, and this is not punitive but proactive. >> reporter: in montagomery county, they are finding other ways. when students are not in school, they are not learning. for many kids, they need to decide whether they are becoming graduates or dropouts. >> there is an underlying problem with children not being in school, especially in a bad economy. >> reporter: they kicked off truancy court. the baltimore city program has proven success

jerry, how is the monday traffic? >> good morning. starting off quietly. at the american legion bridge left side of the inner loop right side outer loop moving along pretty well. we do have a few rain drops on this side of town be careful. enough rain to bring those oils up to the surface and making it slick. let's switch gears and see how we're doing along interstate 66 where the reconfiguration of the ramp has been completed much to the relief of commuters. hopefully things will be easier. back to you. >>> thanks. >>> 5:12 right now. still ahead tiger woods' plan to get back in the game. his first one on one interview since the sex scandal. he talks about his family, his addiction and his return to the sport. >>> good news in the case of a stolen. y. how it managed to here's to the believers. the risk-takers. the visionaries. the entrepreneurs... who put it all on the line to build and run their own businesses. at at&t, we know something about that. our company started out in a small lab, with not much more than a dream. and today, we know it's small bus

. >> larry: tonight, jerry brown exclusive. his first interview since announcing his run for the governor of california. and why does he want the job he left almost three decades ago? and then, dnc chairman tim kaine, rnc chairman michael steele face off right here. health care, jobs, big stories. and then, knives and rope from the charles manson murders. o.j. simpson's "if it doesn't fit, you must acquit" glove. rfk's bloody shirt from the night he was assassinated. rarely seen evidence from crimes that shocked the nation. all revealed next on "larry king live." >> larry: we begin with breaking news. human remains were found today in san diego, likely those of a teenage girl, chelsea king, who went missing last thursday. police arrested 30-year-old john albert gardner iii sunday in connection with her disappearance. he is a registered sex offender. we'll get the latest from adrian moore, a reporter with kfmb in san diego. what is the story, adrienne? >> reporter: yeah, larry, good evening to you. well, sheriff's deputies came

jerry, how is traffic? >> looking prett good hopefully we will have a much better commute through the southeast than we did yesterday. a terrible day yesterday. right now very quiet. 395, 295, pennsylvania avenue, south cap all doing fine to the a anticosta. metro v and mark all reporting no delays. >> the driver who fired shots at a dump truck on southbound 95 is due in court this morning for a bond hearing. 25-year-old gabriel povetund got into an altercation with a dump truck driver on southbound 95 and fired shots at the truck. povetund had his 2-year-old daughter in his jaguar at the time. he is now facing child endangerment and attempted murder charges. the truck driver, james bringham, was also arrested. he is facing attempted second degree murder and reckless driving charges. >> a sheriff's deputy in fairfax county is under arrest after police say he engaged in sexual activity with a female prisoner while she was in a hospital. the prisoner was taken to the fairfax county hospital on march 8th and t

hi, jerry. >> good morning, everyone. pretty sedate right now. i mentioned this morning the lane markings on the 14th street bridge a little more pronounced with the sun out. this guy just went to the far lane and cut to the left. that's why accidents happen. anyway, particularly it could be raining tomorrow, be aware of that. they're not very clear on the inbound 14th street bridge. elsewhere, south of town to the wilson bridge, both the inner loop and outer loop right now traffic moving along very nicely. >> did he do it twice? >> just one time, but that was almost enough just to create a live scene right here. >> thank you, jerry. >>> well, traffic is starting to return to normal again in northeast washington hours after a pedestrian was killed by a dump truck. this happened on brentwood parkway near the ninth street bridge. brentwood parkway was closed for several hours but it is now open again. the driver of the dump truck did stay on the scene and they're still trying to figure out the cause of the accident. >>> customers will have to pay a

let's start with, tim, what do you think of jerry brown's candidacy?was excited to see jerry go ahead and make the announcement today, larry. obviously, somebody with a long political career, well known to californians, a reformer, somebody who's got high name recognition and high approvals. currently is attorney general fighting the -- doing the lord's work, fighting against insurance companies and some of these outrageous premium increases in california. i think he'll be a great gubernatorial candidate. >> larry: michael, let's get into some things real current. a short time ago, senator bunning announced he's ending his holdup of that stopgap legislation to extend jobless benefits, while it lasted, it was quite a drama. was there a fallout on your party? >> i don't think so, larry. i think that senator bunning laid out a very principled argument, and it was a principled argument consistent with what the democrats and the president have been saying they wanted to do from the very beginning. let's not spend more than we take in. this whole argument ar

jerry edwards has the roadways. jerry? >> hi, barbara. >>> a couple slow spots, midday roadwork well under way. in virginia, looking at the inner loop of the beltway, the flyover ramp that takes you from the inner loop to go sout onto i-95 and springfield, two-lane ramp, left lane is closed at the top of the ramp and traffic is going to be a bit slow. as a matter of fact, the's a little bit of a delay that has developed on the inner loop of the beltway lining up to exit onto i-95 southbound, wch makes us all nervous. hopefully everybody notes the backup is there. let's check out kennelworth avenue, construction taking away the left lane northbound and southbound at the maryland district line on eastern avenue. right now, no delay whatsoever. so a little good news there. that's how we're doing right now, barbara. back to you. >> thank you, jerry. >>> the democrats may have been able to pass health care reform, but the fight to get it up and running is still not over. senate republicans have now found minor glitches in a hea

and the jerry turner scholarship for journalism.he two anchored for wjz through the '70s and '80s. and quickly became local legends. both died of cancer. >> they were sort of our local heroes. and we think it's a wonderful opportunity that wjz along with these two men, family and friends put together a scholarship to support young people. >> reporter: last year, ashley banks, a freshman at morgan state, received a jerry turner scholarship. >> if you're really passionate about becoming a journalist. this is the scholarship you want to try out for. >> i love to be a news anchor. and i just like to travel. so i'm thinking about becoming a broadcast international anchor. >> reporter: if you're interested, all you have to do is fill out this application or download it online. >> reporter: and make sure it's postmarked by april 1st. >> you have to have a minimum of 3.0. we'll also look for students who have great extracurricular activities, often involved in church, school and leadership reals. we're looking for a well- rounded student. >

the man arrested is identified as jerry young junior of glen oak.he search for the second suspect continues. >> at baltimore man has filed a multi-million dollars lawsuit against the baltimore police after he was involved in a police involved shooting. he made the announcement friday with his lawyer. in february 2007, mohammed says he was choked by police and then shot in the back three times. muhammad says he was minding his own business at the time. but police say he was resisting arrest and their actions were justified. a lawyer for mohammed, says his client was found not guilty for resisting arrest. we contacted baltimore city police but they declined to comment. >>> investigators are trying to determine what sparked a blaze that left a baltimore county man dead. the one alarm fire broke out in the man's living room around 2:30 friday afternoon at old battle grove road in dundalk. first responders say the man was already dead at the time when they arrived. police have not yet identified the victim. >>> cleanup efforts continue after yesterday's

now, jerry, how is the traffic. >> as we get under way, clear, dry road surfaces for the moment. along 95, traveling near the rest area, the weigh station, bothirections with travel lanes open. very quiet up to springfield. let's head over and see how we're doing. college park, both directions betwee greenbelt and silver spring off to an uneventful start. joe and pat, good morning. >> jerry, good to see you. >> here's a look at what's happening today. metro's board will meet to discuss a major overhaul of the agency's railcars. metro is expected to present a $2 billion plan that would include buying hundreds of new 7,000 series cars. the new cars would replace the old 1,000 series cars involved in last year's deadly metro crash. >>> the driver who fired shots at dump truck yesterday on southbound i-95 is due in court. 25-year-old gabriel povetund had his 2-year-old daughter in the car at the time. the dump truck driver, james bringal faces attempted second degree murder and reckless driving charges. >>> president obama today is hitting the road to sell the health care reform plan

good morning. >>> thanks, jerry. breaking news now at least 37 people are dead in central moscow after two explosions in the subway system early this morning. it happened during the morning rush hour in stations packed with passengers. russian officials said two female suicide bombers are responsible for the attack. no group claimed responsibility. russia has been fighting a growing islamist insurgency in recent years. in 2003 a chechen woman killed more than a dozen people at a rock concert. in december of that year a woman blew herself up in central moscow killing six people. in 2004 two different subway bombings killed nearly 50 people. chechen rebels are blamed for the seeing of a school that left 300 dead. >>> new york police will be increasing patrols as a result of the attacks. however right now metro here in the district says it is not increasing security on the rails. that said local police and firefighters will be practicing foa terror attack on the metrobus this morning. the emergency drill will take place

and i have a dialect coach called jerry butler. >> jimmy: there are a lot of jerry butlers out there.u. >> exactly. >> jimmy: the porn star would have been nice, too, right? [ applause ] >> i might just be both. >> jimmy: you never know. well, you do have two movies coming out. you might as well throw a third one in there. one out already and another movie coming out on friday. you must be exhausted. is it better to promote them simultaneously? >> i they ever thought of it like that. i thought it as a nightmare because, i mean, it's been a couple of months now, but the last three weeks i've been doing interviewsvery day all over the world. literally, you do sometimes 50, 60 interviews a day. if you add up, i'm at 750 interviews now in three weeks. >> jimmy: wow. well, thanks for doing us last. >> you are. actually, you are my very last interview. >> jimmy: those are the ones that are most people speciaspec. >> well, you are always special. >> jimmy: thanks you've been around the world doing this, traveling and promoting and telling people to sethe movie. seems like some untries aren't

let's start with jerry. what do you think, jerry, where is this market headed?oh, boy, for the year, it's still got a lot of room on the up side. the next couple weeks, we probably get to a little over a trace, but when you look at about what the bears are faced with today, they've got big earnings expansion and earnings surprise that are going to fight them every way this year, at least until the fourth quarter you just don't want to fight that. the world economy keeps surprising on the up side and now the u.s. is starting to participate, so that just means whatever you expect the companies to earn is probably going to be a little bit more, and at these interest rate and multiple levels, you shouldn't be short this thing. >> mark? mark? your thoughts on the market. >> good morning, mark. i would agree with the comments you just heard. from our standpoint, we think investors should be focusing on quality. one of the things is that we've seen a very strong rally, but i think what i would also note is that the rally has broadened here in the first quarter and the

the man, jerry brown, said that making dope available will turn people into, well, dopes. and cause an increase in things like tardiness and absenteeism in the workplace and probably lead jazz explorations like this. ♪ >> i wanted the chorus. >> they might actually have a point. tucker, they claim legalizing could raise 1.5 billion dozen and save money on law enforcement. why not? >> consenting adults ought to be able to get dumb, and alcohol is worse for you. as a native californian, pretty lame if your trying to keep your state afloat with stoners. >> people like to get high, we can make money off it. it's awful. >> you're creating a population of dorito eating slackers. >> you're targeting the dumbest people in the state. >> you just insulted our entire crew. >> i have short-term memory. thank god, everybody is so high, they warrant listening, and you're completely soaping -- zoning. in england, you can walk around with pot. >> i'm confused. california is so laid back. but in new york, you won't get taught drunk driving. >> that's true. i've never driven while on pot. i

thanks to some really good grace under pressure, by a really good patriotic guy, jerry parr. i hope he's watching. >>> that's "hardball" for now. catch us again tomorrow night at 5:00 and 7:00 eastern. "countdown with keith olbermann" starts right now. >>> which of these stories will you be talking about tomorrow? the momentum at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> for a long time our student loan system worked for banks and financial institutions. today we're finally making our student loan system work for students and our families. >> and the other momentum the president still seeks. >> i will continually reach out to republicans. i will continue to incorporate their ideas even when they don't vote for the ideas i presented. >> the president on the bipartisan unicorn in the white house rose garden and on the tea party. >> they're still going be a group at their core to question my legitimacy. that group will probably not go further. >> the cornyn memo. the party of no becomes the party of no, we thought of it. >>> another hutaree arrest. as the right wingers insist they are the re

let's go to jerry in florida. jerry? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, jer. >> caller: should i hold on to citigroup or is huntington bank, more of a regional be better -- >> i think huntington bank can go to 7 without a problem. it's 5.50 right now for all of our new viewers. citi is just on a monster roll. i think citi is doing a great job. i'm a gigantic believer in vikram pandit. i think i started it. i was the only one at 2 1/2 and 3 i like this guy. he's getting convert after convert as people realize he's a great banker. citigroup is a $12 stock at the end of 2012. how about mark? speaking of first horizon. mark in tennessee. mark? >> caller: a big southern boo-yah from chattanooga, tennessee. with this health care reform going on, what should i do about hig? what's going to be going on with it? >> i've got an odd answer for you. this is from the help of my friend, an accountant. and a man who has really provided a lot of great intelligence for me. works with me at thestreet.com where i'm chairman. here's the d

authorities say jerry young has been charged in the case. >>> authorities say they have broken up a $20 million retail theft operation. this afternoon officials discussed indictments. we are told the results. >> search and seizure warrants in baltimore count and throughout the area and made 15 arrests in a major organized retail theft investigation. >> officials say the organized crime and -- authorities shammos of the defendants will be tried in federal court. >>> a day of changing weather all across maryland. big drop in temperatures throughout the day. still windy out there. let's take you right into the most powerful radar. we have dried out completely here. as you head south down toward the southern tip and the very southern edge still rain coming down in that direction. temperatures low 40s right now. that is about as warm as we can get today. i think tomorrow we won't be too much warmer than this. it will be 25 degrees tonight, window. and definitely a night to dress warm as you head out for friday evening. a little improvement toward early sunday. we'll have that for you in just

jerry in california. jerry. >> caller: yeah.outhern california boo-yah to you, jim. >> southland boo-yah back at you. >> caller: hey, i noticed in the stock market recently it seems look sometimes a stock will get a good -- good news and it will get a nice pop and it will go up and then the stock just goes sideways for the rest of the day, it only goes up or down a few cents one way or the other. is this some computerized trading program somewhere? >> well, you know, a lot of it is that a stock may go up and be really bought up by a couple of large institutions that then decide, you know, what we're not going to take it any higher but we're going to -- this is what's called taking and bidding. they take and bid they take and bid, and then after they've moved it up they sit there on the bid side and bet that you'll take profits and hit them. taking and bidding is a very informed way to do things if you have to build a large position. i often at my hedge fund, where i was running half a billion dollars, took and bid, took and bid

there's jerry. >> let's check things out. we'll start in montgomery county along 27, southbound and northbound. work zone between gaithers berg and montgomery village reaching up toward germantown. the good news is, no significant delays. everybody's moving along well. that's where the good news ends. and the bad news starts in virginia now. right side of your screen, southbound i-95 looking better and that a couple of minutes ago. they configured the hov lanes to an leavate some of e delays. we're looking at slow traffic to woodbridge. construction in the right lane. i suspect a few folks getting a an early start othe weekend. barbara, back to you. >> have a good one. you're going to be here tomorrow though, right. >> absolutely. >> we'll see you then. >>> new today, a man in the hospital after being hit by a car in georgetown. police say the victim was struck near the corner of wisconsin and m streets northwest. there's no word on his condition at this point. police say the driver though did remain at the scene. they're sti

jerry young, police say young and another suspect forced their way into the glen complex tower 2. university police believe this was a targeted incident. >>> tonight archbishop o'brien is asking for prayers for a former archbishop who is battling colon cancer. he is 96 years old. >>> will pope benedict welcome young -- the latest revelation is calling his personal judgment into question. >> reporter: a beaming pope bendicate celebrating catholic youth day. accused of molesting several boys the new york times announced father peter was allowed to -- he was later convicted of arresting again. these revelations come one day after the disclosure of total correspondence that shows benedict refused to punish a priest who admitted arresting 200 children. >> we need to hear from him and we need to know why he didn't let us or the police know about him, why he did not take his collar away from him. >> reporter: his supporters say his out spoken stance against abuse proves he has dundalk more on this issue than any of hes predecessors. >> one guy at the top couldn't possibly know about ever

. >> reporter: jerry lee is looking for a new job at age 54.ed after more than three decades of exemplary service at the hospital. she could not get out of her silver spring neighborhood during the snowstorm to get into work. >> i tried to get out of my community. never made it out of the community. >> reporter: she is one of the nurses union negotiators. at the hospital of the lawyers trying to negotiate a new contract today. and her union president suspects the firings may be a part of an effort to break thedown -- the union. >> i mean, extremely unfair. a historic blizzard. i mean. and i checked around. other hospitals, they did beautifully. >> reporter: but the hospital center says that the firings had nothing to do with the contract negotiations. >> the people who have been separated are those individuals that said not coming, don't care, and don't want to take your transportation. >> reporter: most of us have very little protection against firings. if you are an at-will employee, then the boss could fire you for reasons good, bad, or indi

. >> reporter: virginia congressman jerry connolly has gotten a slew of angry phone calls. >> some that certainly used inappropriate language and certainly some descriptions of the president that were racist in nature. >> reporter: connolly believes joe wilson's famous scream of "you lie" during president obama's state of the union and shouter of "baby killer" during this past weekend's debate set the tone. >> i think some folks up here need to look in the mirror in terms of what they unleashed. >> reporter: ten congressman have been targeted. wednesday i asked the sergeant of arms at the senate whether his office received specific credible threats aimed at senators. >> yes, there has been. we are working with federal authorities on those. >> reporter: tonight we learned house minority leader join boehner is expected to address the threats of violence and actual violence tomorrow during his weekly press briefing. live at capitol hill, craig melvin. >> thanks, craig. >>> on the hill, health care front tonight. president obama signed an executive order affirming the ban on federal funding

jerry doyle, who we published earlier this year. big radio stañ.re happy to have him on our list. trying to think off the top of my head. steve moore arthur laffer, they've been all over the media the last couple weeks with "return to prosperity." jerry doyle is our big radio guy, that we just launched. it's a great read. it's called "have you seen my country lately?" >> threshold is part of simon and schuster? >> correct. we have been in business with threshold just over three years now. it's been very successful for us. we've had several number one new york times best selling authors. one jerome corzi was the first one on the list. and more reenly "america for sale" which went on sale this past october. all new york times bestsellers. >> you also have authors that are part of threshold management, correct? >> correct. we have -- when we say threshold management, really authors that are not media personalities or radio personalities but just good quality books, whether it's on licy the economy, for example george malone was the former wall street

now, jerry, how is the monday morning commute? >> we'll head on over and check glebe road the approach to chain bridge. authorities tell us all lanes are open and available commuting in both directions across the chain bridge, all the weekend overnight construction has been taken care of. very good news there just in the knick of time. inner loop and outer loop moving along nicely. one delay on the rails, marc rail, brunswick 870, seven minutes behind schedule. >>> a bill to reform the nation's healthcare system is now heading to president obama's desk. the house passed the historic legislation late last night. it passed on a 219-212 vote. not a single republican voted for it. the bill would provide coverage to 32 million uninsured americans and require most people to buy insurance or face penalties. last night's passage was a huge victory for president obama who, of course, made healthcare reform a major focus of his first year in office. >> today's vote answers the prayers of every american who has hoped deeply for something to

. >> california's attorney general, jerry brown. he's really been very proactive in talking about all these doctors and prescription shopping and all that. that's been a big issue for jerry brown as attorney general. and that's part of the reason i think he's doing that. part is politically motivating. we're talking about it a lot of people are talking about it. for dr. conrad murray, he's not really practicing in california. that's not where his day-to-day practice is. >> he's in texas, right? >> in texas and nevada as well. so it's not going to impact him that way. but where it impacts him is in the court of public opinion. and that is the real concern for dr. conrad murray here. >> that was my question. in terms of jurors, once they sit down in this courtroom, what is the bearing, i guess? what's the connection? >> it's the headline today. they are talking about it, yanking his license. if his licen gets yanked away it's because he did something wrong. so you go from point "a" to point "b." if i judge has already said he's done s

jerry young, jr., a commuter student, has been charged in this case. >>> well, the vatican is on the defensive regarding allegations of a sexual abuse coverup including pope benedict. the latest revelations had called his personal judgement into question. the pope allowed a german pedophile priest to undergo therapy and go back to active ministry. until yesterday, disclosure of internal correspondence saying he refused to punish a mill walkie priest who admitted to abusing children. >>> i cannot stand by and let our schools suffer. >> different controversy involving the archdiocese of baltimore. it is drawing fire on the radio air waves. this supporter says he'll keep running ads until the arch bishop agrees to compromise on the closures. >> i'm asking every parishoners to withhold or reduce your weekly contribution to the church. >> we don't have time or money for these children and that's not right. >> the campaign could backfire. he says the less money that comes into the church just means less money for schools and other projects that are part of the church's mission. >>> many of

jerry west was there.opponents saturday will be duke, the only number one seed to make it to indianapolis. and a pair of number five seeds. that's the first time it's happened. butler is making its final four appearance when it takes on michigan state which is back again and again. way to go. >>> and baltimore was ecofriendly over the weekend. taking part in the fourth annual observance of earth hour. city hall, national aquarium, were among several city buildings that joined thousands of buildings around the world in turning off all the lights, all the appliances for an hour. exactly 8:30 saturday night. the ultimate goal, to reduce energy consumption and draw attention to the dangers of climate change. >>> it was sheer madness this weekend at martin's east where dozens of participants decided to cut it off in the name of charity. over 160 men, women and children joined with the st. baldrick's foundation to shave their hair in a sign of solidarity with the estimated 160,000 children diagnosed with cancer

jerry, how is the traffic? >> we continue to follow the breaking news of a pedestrian accident closing down the stretch of the brentwood parkway between 9th street and mount olivet road in northeast washington. it's having a major impact on commuters. new york avenue is blocked as well. there was an dent nuclear bomb on new york avenue after bladensburg road. that's cleared. because there's no access to or from brentwood avenue new york avenue is jammed. a lot of extra travel time this morning. you can try montana avenue as a potential alternate. everything is really jammed up. let's head on over and check out the trip south along interstate 270. things loading up on the spur but we haven't had any accidents to report, just volume all the way on down. >>> thanks. >> this morning a consumer alert. we have another major car recall. general motors is recalling more than 1 million cars because ever steering problems. kimberly suiters joins us now live from the newsroom with the latest. >> carmakers issue recalls al

jerry berger. three years ago, dr.d chris cuomo did something similar on "primetime live." >> 150 volts. >> oh, that's all. get me out of here. i told you i had heart trouble. >> reporter: will troy listen as the learner begs him to stop, or will he follow -- >> the correct word was white horse. >> the next item is sad. >> reporter: he obeys the orders. why didn't you stop? >> the -- i saw him getting strapped in and they were just little, i mean, he could have just -- if he was in that much pain he could have tore himself off. >> reporter: why are you putting it on him? >> i was just doing my job. >> reporter: both experiments, around 65% of people administered the potentially lethal shocks. so, how come 80% of contestants on "extreme zone" pulled the lever? >> what they've done in this french documentary is they added elements that make it even harder for people to refuse to go along. they had people sign a consent form saying they would do whatever they were told to do and they had an audience that was egging them o

so thank you, jerry, thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> host: why are points of light and causes on facebook here today? >> guest: well, we've partnered together to build an online volunteer center that is completely integrated with facebook and allows people that are searching for and signing up for volunteer opportunities to share that opportunity with all of their friends on facebook. >> host: how does it work? >> guest: so the basic concept is when you, when you're looking for a solen too early opportunity on the causes/ volunteer center, you'll be immediately shown a list of volunteer opportunities in your situation. we can tell from your ip address where you're logging in, so if you're in washington, we'll tell you all the volunteer opportunities in the local area. if you have friends who have signed up, we can tell you that because this is all based on your facebook networks. and so you can see what your friends are doing, if you want to sign up for a particular event, you will insert your inf

you should have fewer bubbles, not more bubbles over time and yet and jerry has documented that. i think he counts maybe 26 or so financial bubbles in the past century. if you think the last few years you had obviously the housing bubble, energy prices, oil prices. they shot up to 140 a barrel down to 450, back to 70. asian markets,ation currencies in 1997 or so. and the tech bubble obviously was a huge bubble. and it's my view that it's easier than ever for people to jump on trade. it used to be the case that if i'm a commodity expert i don't do anything about stocks. what do i do from stocks. if i'm a stock guy i don't have a commodities and nowadays there's ets and credit default swaps and there's derivative ways to express a trade. and to me it's leading to more of these bubbles. we're going to have more of them and people piling on the trade. it's troublesome. it's worrisome. and you wonder kind of where we are now. maybe china, and maybe brazil were up 100% last year. and people talking about canadian real estate is a bubble. i'm not saying it is. but we're at a point where

. >> reporter: jerry conolly is still wearing his st. patrick's day carnation and still working for the massive health care reform bill. he's one of just five democrats now who can decide the fate of a package that could shape the future of the obama presidency. >> my view, maybe because i'm new around here is naive, but my view you don't buy something sight unseen. >> reporter: a handful of protesters pushing him to vote no but suspicious that he's already made up his mind to vote yes. >> i think you're a one termer, i believe. >> reporter: conolly skipped the president's rally which was all but in his own backyard. he insists it was just a scheduling conflict, but some of his potential opponents are hoping his waiverring will count against him in a seat that was for years held by a republican. >> i'm not going to discuss anything about somebody who might run for this job later in the year. i'm just not going to respond to that. >> reporter: the speaker won't say she has the votes now, but she insists she will have them on sunday. >> do

and he saw jerry seinfeld. >> reporter: did you draw him?draw him. >> reporter: he does this to interact with others in a city where others are anonymous. every day, he posts the drawings on his blog. a few people who have heard about the project have logged on and spotted themselves. but he has no illusions. it will be a while before he's finished, if he's ever finished. in two years, he's only done about 10,000 drawings. very cool. >> is that okay? >> reporter: i like it. make that 10,001. i feel privileged to be pabt of

. >> we're playing against you or kenny, me, kenny jerry rice or brooklyn decker. >> the difference between your challenge and ours is that ours is free, you don't have to pay to tkpwhaoet it. that's the great thing. zero challenge to lose but a lot of zeros to gain. so you can just get in and play against one of us and win $10 million. >> i'm taking it back. >> or hang out with one of us for a day. >> do what you want. >> that's her talking. [ laughter ] >> i have narrowed down my choices. [ laughter ] >> let's talk about march mad nis. we have two teams. who are your favorites? >> i think that, you know overall i think my favorites are the ones that everyone likes, kentucky and kansas. the sleepers are mar quiet. and villanova and maryland terps. i like them. i like what gary has done throughout his career there. >> okay. >> and kendra? >> you know of course hank is from new mexico i'm going with new mexico. i'm from san diego i picked it to go. but... >> to win. >> not win. kansas to win the whole thing. >> i have syracuse winning. i'm the only one apparently. >> after losing i'm like i'

. >> jerry from radio. prime minister, some weeks ago when israeli opposition leader tried to come to this country, there was a little problem and ended up you promising there would be rapid action, promise also given by david, foreign secretary. since then we seem to have seen some form of procrastination. certainly it's impossible now for any israeli leader to come to this country come until at least after the election. can you give assurance that this will be dealt with rapidly? >> second question there, lady in the front. >> good morning, mr. prime minister. i am from 21st century paper. how do you look at situation, things that aren't expected at the end of last year? what kind of information has been brought by to you from -- u.k. foreign minister, if which area you wish to promote cooperation between u.k. and china? thank you. >> thank you, the third question yes, isaac. >> prime minister, i am from greece. greece has only agreed to fight resulted financial problems and this has caused great deal. is

jerry berger. >> reporter: three years ago, dr.omo did something very similar on "primetime live." >> 150 volts. >> ah! get me out of there, i told you i have heart trouble. >> reporter: will troy listen as the learner begs him to stop? or will he follow brian's orders? >> the correct word? >> the correct word was white horse. >> please continue. >> the next item is sad. >> reporter: he obeys the orders. why didn't you stop? >> the strap -- i saw him getting strapped in. they were just like little -- he could have just -- if he was in that much pain he could have just tore himself off. >> why are you putting it on him and not you the experimenter? >> i was just doing my job. >> reporter: most experiments, around 65% of people administered the potentially lethal shocks. so how come 80% of contestants on "extreme zone" pulled the lever? >> what they'vdone in this french documentary is added a couple more elements that make it even harder for people to refuse to go along. they had people sign a consent form saying they would do whatev

. >> later on "oprah," jerry seinfeld returns. you will hear his turn on tiger's scandal and the state of marriage. that is at 4:00. >>> welcome back. for two weeks, they have led up to the hockey game between the united states and canada. no one quite knew what to expect when the american delegation kept winning. it was the olympics, their sport, and fair game. sidney crosby scored in overtime to win the rematch for canada at 3-2. >> we were an afterthought to a lot of people. we just started a new trend of usa hockey. >> this is a dream come true. it was an unbelievable feeling. >> if figures it would be sidney crosby. there was a feeling of euphoria as the games came to a festive clothes. the united states totaled 37 medals, the most ever won by any country. germany finis second. canada came away with the most gold in these olympics. >>> we have to begin paying attention to college basketball. duke put on quite a show last night against virginia. they cruised for an easy victory. that sets up a big game. maryland welcomes the b

jerry washington remembers that day. >> i remember it was a sad day and a serious day. >> reporter: as watched the training. she had some thoughts. >> well, i'm glad that they are being trained to do that, but i hope that they never have to do it. >> the coast guard took part in the drill working to keep other boats away from the training area. >>> fox 5 on call this morning, why going bald might not be so bad as you think. researchers at the university of washington studied 2000 men between the ages of 40 and 47. half of themhad battled prostate cancer. those who claim that they lost their hair by the age of 3 saw a decrease in their risk of developing prostate cancer. >>> movie snacks may be more than just tubs of popcorn and candy bars. now, they are pushing for yogurt, baked chips and air popped popcorns. 60% of parents want better snacks, too. >>> it appears that we may be born to dance. researchers at the university of new york and england, found that children uved their arms and legs more when they listened to music then just talking. doctors say that the results can help diagno

jerry represented the university on the council for the advancement and support of education and past chair of the clinton county economic partnership. last month he received a lifetime service award for his contributions to higher education over the course of his 42-year career. i also know him as a former member of the executive board of the council of the boy scouts of america where he served with honor. prior to joining rock haven he had fundraising responsibilities at the university of toledo, bowling green state university and the university of charleston. jerry recently surpassed the $10 million mark fundraising goal in lock haven university's capital campaign by helping to raise $11.6 million. we thank jerry for his dedication and outstanding service to lock haven and wish him well in his retirement. and finally mr. speaker i recognize this evening lock haven university president keith miller. keith has had an outstanding -- has been an outstanding representative for the college. enrollment has grown under his tenure as has the honors program. lock haven has achieved all stein

i maintain the only reason he was a virgin when he got married was because of the jerry curl. that was terrible. >> look there. >> that's natural oil, connie. >> you can buy it online. have you to realize, it is not going to happen. you can't promo products you don't have and web sites you don't have. >> easy if it's greasy, log on. >> from prayers to players. dudes will be dudes and according to some lady who says things -- i think i adopted greg's style. this doctor who is a special cnn correspondent says the biggest difference between the male and the female brain is that the men have, quote, a sexual pursuit area two and-a-half times larger than the one in the women's brain and it starts in their teen, guys produce a ton of testosterone n. bill's case, buckets. as she put its, all the testosterone drives the men into a man trance. the glazed-eye look a man get when is he sees breasts. >> why are you looking at me? >> just gazing. you can't blame me, i was born this way. >> you have had boyfriends that stared at other girls and do you think now, i shouldn't have beened mad?

. >> marques: that old throwback, kind of jerry lucas runner. he's got that kind of touch.he square. he's got a good chance of knocking that down. >> steve: he went back to ohio state in 1965 to find a similar player. coaches or somebody. missing his first three. he's had a great game against arizona state and a miserable one. travel against ty abbott. >> marques: was going to say you go green. not too many people recognize his name. here he is coming. fight through the defensive pressure of landry fields and then kind of short steps it. kicks up the right knee, knocks it down. fields continues on and create space, which is so important when you don't have the athleticism and the skill. you've got to be able to create space when shooting to get the shot off. >> steve: kuksiks used a lot of those moves playing for the latvian national team this past summer. he averaged 30 points a game. second turnover on stanford and jeremy green, who is a big-time scorer, needs that confidence early because he's been slumping a little bit from the field lately. >> marques: arizona state do

alan greenspan was in charge and garry corrigan was at the new york fed. 20, jerry corrigan got on the phone and told the new york clearing banks to keep their credit lines to the broker- dealers open. he did not want to force a massive sell-off in the stock market because the banks are withdrawing credit from these particular actors. that was not a matter of risking large firms. it was a matter of rescuing the financial system. we had many, many failures at that time of investment banking firms in the 1970's and into the 1980's. there are sometimes systemic crises where it is the task of the authorities to step in with public money and public commitment to stop the crisis before it spins out of control parts of it seems to me that on discussion of too big to fail, there is a loss of this notion that when the crisis become systemic, that is when we need to have public money potentially at risk and we should not lose sight of that. this done, big institutions were involved in the development of the crisis. that has not always been the case. in the savings-and-loan debacle, we had hundre

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a break for a few showers, but watch as the cold air wraps around the low pressure system off the jerry coastline, building in instability showers, a sign of a cold atmosphere, but warmer and sun angle, helping us to generate those showers through the afternoon. today, showers on and off throughout the day, some thunder, guaranteed temperature of 63. not the 70s, but it's still above normal. tomorrow, a threat of a shower, high temperatures cooler, only in the mid-50s. here's kim brown with traffic. >>> we are looking good so far. traffic is off to a fantastic start. we don't have any accidents to let you know about. as we check through the area, we are looking good as you head towards the beltway. even further down 25. no problems on 95 or the bw parkway and on the west side, traffic is moving at a really decent pace, all lanes open around 695 on both sides of the beltway. checking our drive times. they are off to good start. it may take you seven minutes -- 95 from white marsh to the beltway, a four minute drive. one incident, a disabled vehicle 95 southbound at riverside parkway. meg

mountaineers in the final four for the first time since 18949 when the great jerry west played there.nk park tried to get kansas state into the game, but they were playing off butler where part of the movie hoosiers was formed. butler by 10. kansas state rally. sweet loader along the baseline. tied the game at 54. butler which is a five seed answered by scoring the next nine points. they pull away to win 53-66. advance to the final four for the first time ever. that's in annapolis one week from now. talk about home court advantage. the butler bulldogs are in the final four. the goal in golf is to get birdies. the goal in birdies is to get dinner, like get fish. arnold palm erin sri tational. check out this approach on the 18th. how do you like your drink? on the rocks? one, two, three, rocks? he avoids the drink and ends up on the dish. ernie els stays try. finishes the putt at 10 under. a one-shot lead going into the final round and you can see that here on channel 11 later today. that's going to do it for sports. i'm steve davis. have a great day. >> i think i'm building an appetite

on a highway north of montgomery, in a building you'd hardly notice, jerry monroe is growing a heck ofe got to make something happen. you see opportunities, and because, you know, we develop everything ourselves, we just, you know, we start hammering on those ideas. >> reporter: how important do you think that is in a difficult time in the economy? >> oh, it's critical. >> reporter: his company, the online commerce group, specializes in internet sales of custom-made cushion covers, drapes, pillows, but what it's really doing is fulfilling a dream jerry has had since college, of succeeding in his home state of alabama. is this good business? >> it is an absolute blast. >> reporter: keeping young talent from running away to the big cities is a serious matter, especially in hard times. chamber of commerce formed this group called emerge to foster leadership, success, and community among young professionals, whom they know have different needs and wants from older workers. >> well, i think excitement, activities, nightlife, especially nightlife. >> another issue that a lot of people don't

jerry says -- brian wrote this -- >>> just stick with brian's comment here. he says -- >>> i know the pga has got to be glad he's coming back because he does draw the viewers. let's talk about this on the fond. angela is calling us from san juan, puerto rico. nice city. angela, what's your reaction to tiger woods ready to come back and play at the masters? you there, angela? >> yes, i'm here. >> what's your reaction to tiger saying he's coming back to play at the masters? >> well, first of all, i'm glad he's coming back. but he also says he has family issues that must be solved, and if he wants to be totally confident in the masters like he has been before, what he should do first, and i suggest that he take and work on his family issues. get them together. set them as a priority so that when he enters into the masters or any other golf tournament he'll be feeling confident in himself with no problems and nothing, you know, on his mind, that he'll be -- >> angela, did we just lose you? we just lost angela. what she was getting at is she thinks if tiger feels