to become the new world number one ingolf india's lee westwood is in line to take top spot from john martin kyra after winning the indonesian masters but don't hold could himself end up at the summit if he wins in south carolina after the englishman rode his luck it's a one shot lead into the final round of the heritage dos is third in the world at the moment and his not stand to get off the best of starts his ball bouncing as a bounce on just the second hole a double bogey here seen him briefly lose the lead but he was back to park by the time he reached the turn and we found his form and she with a one under par seventy his was round of the tournament so far however he was still a shot at defending champion fearing the american mr pats a car on the last hole to scotland his chances of topping the leaderboard at the end of day three was. ten as well number one rafael nadal has beaten fellow spaniard david ferrer for the second final in

john martin is a visionary leader. when i tell about him, i say that he is amazing and the smartest man in the room. likewise, my boss. i appreciate working for people who are highly intelligent and a challenge me. san francisco international airport is a dynamic and complex operation, to continually tried to meet the challenges of the job. my staff works hard for me. i'm humbled to be their leader and try hard to do a good job for them. my one regret is not enough hours in the day. i have to force myself to go home at the end of the day because i have a family waiting for me. on a happier note, i have a job that allows me to ponder how i like to shop and what i like to eat. and what other people might like to eat at the airport, and i get to go out into this great city and look for new concepts that will perform well for us. my impression of san francisco as a relative newcomer is that it is a city that strives for, foster's innovation, creativity, and excellence. it feels like a place of great hope to me, a place of

john martin here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. the official location. called talk from the. video on demand. on the call. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from around the world. the future of coverage. i've. been. in a real thirty eight. they're going to go try to do it. at present it is not known if weapons capable of striking targets on earth are already deployed in space however orbiting insult systems are being researched. the u.s. military is developing what the air force in particular has called prompt global strike that is basically currently we have nuclear missiles that could strike anywhere on earth within thirty minutes. what the military is talking about is a similar conventional capability that could be used to knock out say a chinese anti-satellite weapons launcher in a matter of minutes. a number of concepts are being studied with this notion of a prompt global strike. in two thousand and eight fifty million dollars was allocated to project a supersonic plane capable of reaching any point on the

here's abc's john martin. >> reporter: washington's bureaucratic army drove bumper to bumper to workof 2.1 million federal workers nationwide. within hours, all around the country, 800,000 of them would be heading home, deputies, clerks, managers, secretaries, at the labor department, word of the shutdown. >> 1:00, everybody has to lock up at 1:00. >> reporter: and at housing and urban development. >> this is not like closing down for the night and clearing your desk. or even for a weekend because we don't know how long this will last. >> reporter: federal tourists sites were closing down across the country. in philadelphia, the liberty bell. in atlanta, martin luther king home. in springfield, illinois, abraham lincoln's home. in san diego, the historic national monument. nationwide, many federal workers who deal with claims and applications by the public were also going home. in chicago, from this social security office, the people who operate the national debt clock in new york stopped it as a symbol of what has happened. in many areas, the federal government is at a standstill. j

the british military should not have got involved in intervention in libya john reese thank you very much for talking to martine now the government says that the air strikes prevented a massacre in benghazi why are you right and they're wrong well i think the longer term effects would be even worse than the effects might have been on benghazi but i don't actually accept the government's argument about benghazi either if you look at the guardian reports on the day before the airstrikes took place from benghazi it's clear that the rebels in benghazi stop gadhafi. before he got beyond the suburbs and i think it would have been impossible for a force of maybe tens of thousands of soldiers to take the city of a million people so i don't accept that that was a sufficient justification for the war in the first place i also think there is some evidence again report in the guardian newspaper that he actually moved me to take shelter from possible their attacks so far from producing the effect of that the government said it would produce the opposite effect for your position is just stand back leave well alone and let th

these people in between are the interlocking boards of directors stephen hall and martin feldstein and who is on a john chen those goes on and on and on without we don't really need the names but what you see is that there is there are direct links between the boards of each one of these banks and each one of these media companies so you wonder why was it so easy when george w. bush went to the media and said you know the big banks need some help well i'll players these connections it's all about connections and maybe we should be thinking about legislation that says you can only serve on the board of one company . time for our daily poll your chance to tell us what you think here's today's question s. and p. is warning about a new five trillion dollar big bank meltdown will the u.s. taxpayers with this bill your choices are a yes we'll do it on the back of the new deal dubai's social security unemployment minimum wage or no we will all see the light and start regulating the banks toure's and will throw the banks their guns in jail who broke the law so far over sixty percent of you voted yes log on it'

as to whether he wants her to follow in the footsteps of camilla, i'm not sure about that. >> martin and johnorning's cover story in "the new york times" thank you very much. >> thank you. >> catch martin at 3:00 eastern time on msnbc. we'll be live in london with complete coverage of the royal wedding friday starting at 4:00 a.m. that's eastern. 1:00 a.m. pacific time. still ahead in the market for a new car? we'll get a peek at the best for model year 2012. first, these messages. introducing honey bunches of oats, raisin medley. there's nothing like it! the only cereal with 1, 2, 3 kinds of raisins and crunchy multigrain flakes. you gotta try new honey bunches of oats raisin medley. with less chronic low back pain. imagine living your life with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a non-narcotic treatment that's fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. on e pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide.

the eisenhowers are driving back 50 years ago on the day that john kennedy was inaugurate inside the unite. these are remarkable times. martin medhur rst of texas a tem polled teachers in the united states on the outstanding speeches delivered by americans in the 20th century, what were they. and on that list dwight eisenhower's farewell address stands 18 out of thousands i and thousands and thousands of speeches given, so one of the top 20. the john kennedy inaugural stands three. these are two speeches delivered within 65 hours of one another, and the confluence of the greatest inaugural of the 20th century and perhaps the greatest farewell address ever given by an american president draws attention to the significance of this transition. and what the transition wuss, of course, the wartime leadership is yielding the reins of power to the junior officers of world war ii. there is a generational shift that happens in 1961. the other thing that is significant about it is that it occurs in the wake of, perhaps, the closest election of the 20th century. and it is an election that produced a 50/50 split, and i think the dignity

martin luther king and john f. kennedy drives will be closed as well. it's a way to create safe car- free zones for people to explore san francisco, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. tomorrow. >>> a government shutdown avoided after a last-minute deal. but it's only a short-term fix. what happens next in washington. >> thousands of people are inside the oakland coliseum right now, waiting for a chance to see a doctor or dentist for free. we'll tell you about the much- needed medical care they're receiving. >>> the government is still running this morning after a lasts-minute budget deal. millions worth of cuts made and what comes next. welcome back to mornings on 2. we're going to have more on that deal that avoided the shutdown coming up in a live report in washington in two minutes. but first, we want to talk about the thousands of people that are swarming to the oakland coliseum. it's a four day event that has people from all over the bay area camping out overnight. and ali rasmus is live now with what is bringing in all those crowds. hi, ali. >> reporter: hi,

confirmed, singer elton john, soccer star david beckham and his wife victoria and film director guy ritchie. but also among the 1,900 guests, lance corporal martin compton who served with prince william and was severely injured in afghanistan. and relatives of two of william's friends who were killed in the line of duty. with london about to be loaded with monarchs, politicians, celebrities and throngs of well wishers, security is, of course, a major concern. nbc's keir simmons on the effort to keep london safe. >> reporter: they are almost prepared for the big day. to be in tune and on time, every police horse must be the right shade and shape, every officer ready for anything. because behind the pageantry is a major security operation, estimated to cost up to $30 million. >> we'll have about 5,000 police officers deployed on the day. >> reporter: inside the abbey, there will be dedicated protection officers and as billions watch on tv, the police will be looking more closely the most. this police helicopter is equipped with sophisticated cameras that can shift to infrared or focus on faces from high above. >> that allows us to sit as we are 1,

john mccain, ali suleiman aujali and martin indyk, thank you all. [applause] >> this week on "red to the white house," possible republican presidential candidate donald trump speaks to the tea party. now available, c-span does the congressional directory, a guide to the congress. inside, district maps and committee assignments, and information on the white house, supreme court justices, and governors. order online at c-span.org. >> two recent studies indicate that drilling for national gas in the u.s. may not be as safe or environmentally conscious as previously thought. the deputy minister for the environmental protection agency testified at a hearing on the subject. state environmental officials also testified. this is about two hours and 15 minutes. subcommittee on water and wildlife. i want to thank senator boxer and >> let me start off by saying the united states has as much natural gas as saudi arabia has oil. according to penn state, the shale which runs from new york to west virginia may be the second largest natural gas field in the world.

martin o'malley are expected to check out green fleets from several businesses. >>> congress is getting closer to reach a deal to prevent a government shutdown. house speaker john boehner agreed to discuss a spending bill that would include about $33 billion in cuts. that's about half of the 60 billion the house voted to cut last month. a deal must be reached by next saturday to avoid a government shutdown. >>> and in just about a half hour, d.c. mayor vincent gray will prevent his new budget to the city council. the budget is expected to include $300 million in cuts. it is also expected to include revenue increase. the mayor was in our studio yesterday but would not say what the cuts are increases were. >> we're looking at revenue enhancements. we're working right up to the last minute on this. so i'd rather not foreshadow those until we actually have released the budget. but it will be a mix of increased revenue and cuts. >> those consults come on the heels of some serious allegations made against mayor gray, claims by former mayoral candidate sulaimon brown have prompted an fbi investigation. he says gray's campaign paid him money and later gave him a $110,0

martin has your complete bay area forecast. >>> area scientists say it appears the san andrea fault is on the move splintering east to join the heyward fault. as ktvu and science editor john fowler reports, this eventually could mean fewer big earthquakes. >> reporter: called the world's most dangerous fault, the heyward fault cuts through east bay communities. scientists tell me it's already taking up 1/4 of san andrea strain. >> the heyward fault is trying to be the new center of risk, if you will. >> reporter: the reason, this kink in the santa cruz mountains and the fault is trying to reduce friction by straightening out fracturing north. that would chip san francisco and the peninsula off the north american plate. >> i think it's all shifting. i think the whole world is kind of in an active volcanic and earthquake activity right now. >> reporter: scientists say the bay area's hazard remains significant. >> hopefully i'm not here when the big one hits. >> reporter: a new study today reveals the straightening model in the southern part of the san andrea where a big quake is already overdue. researchers say at another kink north of palm springs the san andrea jumped two

john z. that's an inside joke. brad butler. jonathan. spencer pepper. alex stoddard. i also want to thank from our personal office smith anderson, laurie, joyce meier, mike, kevin, martin, andy, my chief of staff, alison style, our interns, brad, jane, david, greg, and john. i want to thank all the hardworking staff for making this possible. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent that we be permitted to file reports accompanying 1214, 1215, and 1216 at any time through april 15, 2011. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. pursuant to section 5580 and 5581 of the revised statutes, 20 u.s.c. 2223 and the order of the house of january 5, 2011, the chair announces the speaker appointment of the members of the house to the board of regents of the smithsonian institution. the clerk: mr. becerra of california. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 2303 and house order 2202, the chair announces the appointment of the following members of the house of representatives to the holocaust memorial

martin bashir. he conducted the interview with princess diana in 1995. >> i'm delighted to welcome you to my home court. >> there's sir elton john. >> there he is. >> onertner. david furnish. >> meredith was mention iing th pregnant wife. mrs. beckham also here, also preg pregnant, wearing her own design. >> they're going to be asking william and catherine about when they're going to have a baby. >> who will be here and who will not? first of all, this is not a state occasion. that's why we won't see president obama and people like that. >> it's because basically, william is an heir to the throne. she's second h line. as such, the only heads of state that need to be invited are obvious the commonwealth countries and realm. >> canada, australia, india. >> pakistan, bangladesh. 54 separate nations in the commonwealth. there are a large number of guests from those nations. not of the status of being a formal state occasion. >> the former prime ministers, tony blair and gordon brown are not invited. it's not a state occasion. >> prince william invited all of the members of the order of the garter. it's pew chance that the conservatives were invited and lab