commissioner caen: john white was involved with this. he worked with julianne. -- julia. >> the contractor was aware of our position. if they want to pursue this issue further, they will need to call our office and file a formal request. commissioner torres: do we have a case where the contractor is not as cooperative as this one allegedly is? >> that would be more of a department question. >> if he said jubilation was that it was a -- if the situation was that it was a change in conditions, it could be argued that it was different then the conditions within the contract. it could be talked about, ok, that is a change. we will pay for that. they are the supplier of the machine, so it is their responsibility. however, if we were to purchase the machine and use it, that would be best, because they could not complain that you broke it. commissioner torres: i understand now. one last question. when you are looking at this process and how we got to this point -- which is very important. the nature of so many of these contracts, it is prospect

john's in white. rutgers in red. rutgers down one. ten seconds left. contact inside.oul called. all right. going to let the players play. looks like a foul. maybe offensive. maybe defensive. okay, fine. we'll let it go. st. john's, now, a chance to ice the game with free throws. no good. contact underneath again. no call. the ball appears to go off rutgers. mike rice, the head coach, can't believe it. rutgers with the hail mary. that doesn't work. st. john's steals the ball. then, it looks like justin brownlee walks out of bounds. walks with the ball. committed a foul to get the ball. no call on any three of the options. with 1.7 left, he is out of bounds. nearly bumps into st. john's coach. the referee didn't see it. didn't call it. lets the time run out. and rutgers' season is over, just like that. rough day for the officials at the big east tournament. >>> two teams punched their ticket to the big dance yesterday. in the big sky, northern colorado. the northeast, n.e.c. jamal olasewere had 31 points for long island. the red raiders wearing white, playing at home. t

woodruff: president obama joined the negotiations personally today when he phoned house speaker john boehner. white house press secretary jay carney described the conversation as a good and productive call. that came after boehner commented that the president's involvement should have come sooner. >> if there had been a conversation about this ten days ago or two days ago, you know, we might have had something to talk about. but the fact is that we were forced to move on our own. i think we're taking a responsible path forward to keep the government open and to meet our commitment to cut spending. >> woodruff: with a two-week agreement seemingly taken care of, lawmakers will now make another run at a long-term plan to keep the government running through september. >> woodruff: joining us from capitol hill is senate majority whip dick durbin of illinois. senator durbin, thank you for being with us. >> it's good to be with you. >> woodruff: senator, we don't know the long-term outcome but in the short run is this a victory for the house republicans and especially the tea party that they were able to

secretary turned fox so-called news talking bad went after president obama and the white house for making too many john boehner and ships take away. the one thing that's interesting to me with all the speechwriters that they have they can't come up with any new material they keep going back to the same while i'm making fun of john boehner skin color which really was white house of all white house all right good thing but i guess perino thinks the. jokes about skin color off the table for this right because you know it's a white house with the black guy living in a more racism in news and that's very early. on friday the president of the u.s. chamber of commerce tom donahue gave a speech in st louis where he championed the need for more regulation of our economy as though thirty years of reaganomics constant deregulation isn't enough and also in that speech were a few dozen protesters who are keenly aware of the effects of deregulation one effect being the financial meltdown of two thousand and eight and they were calling for more governmental oversight on wall street when asked about these protests by

white house counterterrorism adviser john brennan told reporters that the u.s. is preparing for a possible gadhafi directed terrorist attack, quote, gadhafi has the penchant to do things of a very concerning nature, brennan said. we have to anticipate and be prepared. >>> up next, we're going to turn to japan. radiation from japan detected today in california. we've got the latest on japan's today in california. we've got the latest on japan's nuclear emergency. sssssss to skate o ce. what was i thinking? but i was still skating on thin ice with my cholesterol. anyone with high cholesterol may be at increased risk of heart attack. diet and exercise weren't enough for me. i stopped kidding myself. i've been eating healthier, exercising more and now i'm also taking lipitor. if you've been kidding yourself about high cholesterol, stop. lipitor is a cholesterol-lowering medication, fda approved to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke in patients who have heart disease or risk factors for heart disease. lipitor is backed by over 18 years of research. [ female a

country so might intervene in the situation in libya want to show themselves in a better white according to john law and director are good for democracy and cooperation in paris i certainly think military intervention is on the cards we know it's on the cards because the government leaders have said they're not ruling it out libya is an important state and the west does want to try to establish some sort of control over the situation its because it wants to recuperate the situation it wants to. appropriate to itself developments which it got which it did not and this year it's a way as i repeat to the west muscling in on the situation and trying to present itself in a virtuous light by bringing crimes or other prosecutions against the libyan leadership. redish opposition labor m.p. jeremy corbin says the repercussions of military intervention in libya could see a repeat of what happens in iraq it's looking very dangerous and it's looking quite possible that they will launch such an attack with or without un approval and so we're looking at almost a repeat of what happened in iraq and in the earl

the last time it happened in america, it was 1963, and john kennedy was in the white house. we got answers to some direct questions about women in the united states. what are their paychecks, their opportunities and their obstacles? well, now, tonight, almost 50 years later, those questions have finally been asked and answered once again. a huge new report on american women, where gains have been made, where ground has been lost. and we have two correspondents on the case tonight, elizabeth vargas and jake tapper, who starts us off at the white house, where the study was released just today. jake? >> reporter: that's right, diane. good evening. the white house released today what it called the most comprehensive study by the government on women in almost 50 years. each day, 72 million women in the u.s. get up and either head to work or look for work. they're a group of women who are better educated than ever before. but they still make less than their male counterparts, on average, only 80% of what a man makes. this woman graduated with a masters from columbia and went to wo

so the negotiation is harry reid and the president, mitch mcconnell, john boehner, the white rapid and the mad hatter and i cannot predict how that will come out. >> rose: (laughs) the white rabbit and the mad hater? >> yes, the tea party. and what's happened is you have tea party representation in these negotiations. here's the difference between now and 1995. we're at war. >> rose: when the gingrich revolution moved up? >> right. when they shut down the government. now we're at war. the shutdown of the government if it comes exempts paying for the military directly but it's very disorganized to have a government half shut down trying to run a war. i don't see how they can talk about it. here's the problem philosophically. >> rose: boehner has said they won't do it, hasn't he? >> i agree. if it was up to boehner and mcconnell they wouldn't do it. they know it's irresponsible but you have a tae party group and nobody knows what they're going to say. ironically because they talk about defending the constitution they act as if they were in england, not america. and here's the rule. if yo

that one john battles swap the lead pull for a white head the struggling grand prix. but first russia coach has hinted they could be some new faces in the side for the year a qualifier against armenia the squad has met up in moscow ahead of saturday's try and get over an includes three players hoping to make their debut richard you poor thing. russia region in waypoints in their campaign to try and reach for euro two thousand and twelve finals in poland and ukraine on saturday but in a way trip to armenia atomistic season only restarted a couple of weeks ago on the winter break but unlike a man trying to support a fake noise of underage shannon and ron publishing co coming towards the end of their campaigns abroad and another expanding a billion again of said the team is raring to go to. go at it it's difficult for me to talk on behalf of the players based in russia but if you are in form it doesn't really matter what stage of the season you are at however i'm feeling fairly fresh myself at the moment i haven't been playing as much as i would like the guys in russia h

what, quickly we can -- senator collins and i were talking, we can address a letter to the white house but john brennan. >> ask what is going on here. i don't think there is any policy or ideological opposition to the board. i suppose it's always possible that there are elements within the intelligence community the don't like the idea, but i have not heard that either. i don't know. it just could be that it's down at the bottom of somebody's in box. they never quite get to it. okay. we will address a letter right away. >> thank you very much. >> next is senator corporate. >> thank you. we have gathered before they number two of my favorite people a great governor of our neighbor. lee hamilton, vice president of one of my, i'm privileged to think of him as one of my mentors. still active and vibrant and contributing. about once a month and asked what is wrong in washington. one of the things i always talk about is a lack of trust, sometimes between parties, sometimes executive and legislative branches, sometimes committee chairs and ranking members. this committee is an example of what you can

what, quickly we can -- senator collins and i were talking, we can address a letter to the white house but john brennan. >> ask what is going on here. i don't think there is any policy or ideological opposition to the board. i suppose it's always possible that there are elements within the intelligence community the don't like the idea, but i have not heard that either. i don't know. it just could be that it's down at the bottom of somebody's in box. they never quite get to it. okay. we will address a letter right away. >> thank you very much. >> next is senator corporate. >> thank you. we have gathered before they number two of my favorite people a great governor of our neighbor. lee hamilton, vice president of one of my, i'm privileged to think of him as one of my mentors. still active and vibrant and contributing. about once a month and asked what is wrong in washington. one of the things i always talk about is a lack of trust, sometimes between parties, sometimes executive and legislative branches, sometimes committee chairs and ranking members. this committee is an example of what you can

as the white house seeks to answer those who say the mission is not clearly defined. senator john mccain had this to say about his expectations for the president's remarks. >> on the one hand they say its humanitarian, on the other hand if to say khaddafi moscow. i hope the president will clarify that. >> nato announced it will take over the entire libya mission. barbara hall, kron 4 news. >>vicki: another earthquake struck japan's triggering essen on the alert. it will get a look at the latest as the earth begins to move there. >>jacqueline: we have sunshine and warmer weather on the way for this week. i will show you the forecast coming up. ♪ that airline is gonna nail that frequent flyer with restrictions when he tries to use his miles. ♪ that's a lot of red tape! step on it! [ tires screech ] ♪ i can't escape the red tape! now you can with rapid rewards! come on! [ tires screech ] [ male announcer ] join rapid rewards and enjoy unlimited reward seats, no blackout dates, and no red tape. >>vicki: another earthquake struck japan's triggering a tsunami alert. a 65 magnitude quake

and i think, you know, i think there's often a rather black and white debate. one of john keynes important role was to stabilize them and that's what we are very different place than the 1930s as a country and as a government. and you know, i want the automatic stabilize to operate while at the same time having a fiscal deficit, which doesn't undermine our credibility in bond markets. so that's why the fiscal mandate is a cyclical one. and if you want a cyclical one, then you need to have an idea of what the output gap is. >> i want to turn to a new stabilizer, the fuel stabilizer. you seek a welcome fuel duty, slight surprising increase in the oil and gas taxation. what assessment have you made of the impact on investment going forward? >> our expectation is that it will not damage investments. and what would damage investment is if we were to maintain the new higher rate of tax with a falling oil price, once the oil price sustained and taken down to the kind of levels that we saw a few years ago and that was the amount many oil companies made their investment decisions o

john boehner was in the white house on friday talking to the president about this. he had the national security adviser talked through a -- to congress throughout the weekend. if they are saying they were not consulted, that is just not true. the second thing is we are not at war. the president was clear that this was a very limited military action in scope and time. clearly, the war power gives him the authority to do that in bad basis. he wrote that letter. to your question about it being political posturing, of course it is political posturing. if this action had been taken by a republican president, there would be no letter. host: if nothing had taken place, if u.s. and nato forces were not in libya was air strikes, and we saw the deaths of civilians in libya, with the same people be arguing that the president was doing nothing, not been a leader? in guest: if this is a good question nobody is quite sure what the right inflection point is. i think that nancy pelosi and speaker john boehner both had very deep concerns about the strategic mission involved. there's

have to have within the discussion, within the room, a discussion between the white house and house republicans and democrats. john boehner is a great leader and about the business of bringing our fiscal house back in order. he gets it. i think at the end of the day we'll be able to develop a plan, we've got to develop a plan that does sit within if parameters of the house republicans and the democrats as well as the senate republicans, democrats and the white house. >> chris: on that optimistic note, we'll leave it there. senator chambliss, senator warner, we want to thank you both so much for coming in. we'll stay on top of the plan. good luck. >> thank you. >> chris: up next, a possible nuclear meltdown. we'll ask our sunday panel what the disaster in japan could mean for our nation's energy policy. all the new tech products you need. and they're all looking for the same thing. ♪ the one place that makes technology easy. staples. with highly-trained tech experts and expanded tech centers, staples makes finding the right technology just the way you want it. easy. easy to buy. easy to fix. easy to save. staples.

now, if that all white jury thought for a second that john artis and i had murdered those people they would have done that a -- but only evidence that even suggested that we had anything to do with such a thing was two convicts who were in the area that night breaking into a factory and robbing the dead bodies at this bar and grill and this one person who was supposed to be the lookout ran out of cigarettes and walked to the bar and grill which is a block away and as he was walking up to this bar and grill, he said that he saw me and john artis coming around the corner laughing, me carrying a shotgun and john artis carrying a pistol and he said he turned around and ran away and we couldn't catch him. now, this was a little fat boy. he was about 5'7". >> host: and that was the basis of the conviction. >> guest: that was the basis of the whole conviction and the reason why an all-white jury said, no, that can't be so. >> host: obviously, they convicted you. >> guest: they convicted me, yeah. >> host: tell me about it being overturned. >> guest: ah, well, it was overturned because of the

john, how much will people really feel this? will it be felt by people out there? >> well, i think some of it will be felt. i was talking to a white house official today who said if you have a freeze in head start, that just doesn't mean the program continues as it is. it means tens of thousands of kids will not be participating in head start because you need to keep up with -- with additional expenses and new people coming online. let's forget the phantom cuts from the budget twheapt enacted. republicans are talking about $61 billion for the rest of the fiscal year from the current level of spending. democrats have put so far about ten on the table. i think the democratic goal is to go to about 20 and say that that's meeting the republicans and going as far as they can go without harming the economic recovery and harming job creation. tricky argument for the democrats to seen embrace any job cuts because they're trying to make the argument that republican cuts would cost hundreds of thousands of jobs. so then the question is, ok, so you're agreeing to some cuts. how many jobs are you going to cost? the president's theme right now

white house, tackling the question, does this really mean the united states troops will be out of harm's way? jake? >> reporter: good evening, diane. well, just earlier this evening, speaker of the house john boehner just sent a letter to president obama demanding to know when the u.s. is going to hand over command and control to that international coalition. the truth is, diane, the white house does not have an answer. they'd like to do it by the end of this week, but it's unclear that will happen. president obama is quite eager to hand over command and control to the international coalition. >> the exit strategy will be executed this week, in the sense that we will be pulling back from our much more active efforts to shape the environment. we'll still be in a support role. >> reporter: that support role, supplying, jamming, intelligence, is not an exit strategy. it's still a huge commitment, though it would be significantly less than this initial phase in which the u.s. is carrying the overwhelming load. of the 161 tomahawks fired so far, 157 were american. four british. of the 175 sorties flown since the operation started, 113 were u.s. flights. 62 were by other countries. observers say

john since then, bbc news, ras lanuf. >> nato officials say that patrolling of libya has been stepped up. in nato, the white house, and the u.n., the no-fly zone is still a matter for debate, not action. u.s. secretary of state has insisted that this be a u.n., not american initiative. protesters are keeping a low profile in at the capitol. but the protesters still seem determined to fight. >> only 30 miles away from the wyatt, the military success makes it even more dangerous -- from zawiya, the military success makes it even more dangerous for protesters. they believe in former is are everywhere. yet another protester joined us. they have never been on facebook before, which is now blocked. they do not have weapons, unlike the rebels in zawiya. but many have died, too, killed by the regime. >> jeremy. >> do you think because of the force that he has used -- >> no, and he is not finished. i will never speak any words with -- i am not arab. >> what is your gut feeling, like your feeling inside about how this is killing two and? >> we do not want this to go on. >> so, how do you beat him? >> how we will be?

jackie kennedy's white-gloved hands, her nervous fingers, about to make a campaign speech herself. john hands, adjusted ever so slightly. >> be the ability to look in on people's lives at crucial times from which you can deduce certain things. >> reporter: leacock and his fellow photographers earning a sort of trust unparalleled today. capturing a laugh as big as the oval office. from a tiny camera and a team of photographers who would change how we see the world forever. pictures that will live on. that is the broadcast for tonight. we're always on at abcnews.com. "nightline" later. i hope to see you tomorrow morning with "gma." good night. sa >>> the bay area gets battered with high winds and hefo rain there. is a powerful storm drenching local highways and turned a commute into a hazard. >> and local rivers remain swollen tonight from runnoff. >> rocks and mud slipped and blocked a number of mountain roadways. in the sierra, blizzard conditions leaving a community stranded. >> and the worst of the storm is passed there are a couple flood warnings in affect right now. >> the river is

signs point to mitt and ann romney making another run at the white house now mitt lost the two thousand and eight republican nomination to john mccain and for years many people have complained that he's a little out of touch he doesn't connect with the average american and let's face it romney is a successful businessman who's worth millions he's never heard of that joe six-pack image but you know looks like his right hand is trying to help develop an article over the weekend in the l a times writer paul west was discussing the make over of romney ahead of two thousand and twelve and this line about mitt has everybody talking he's going tieless on network t.v. strolling the nascar pits in daytona and sporting skinny jeans bought for him by his wife so ok ok everybody holds the phone mitt romney is wearing gap skinny jeans and his wife and bought them for him this is a little ridiculous that we found some photos of him in jeans walking in the pits of the daytona five hundred a few weeks ago but we couldn't tell if they were from gap but you made it and really think that wearing a pair of gab skinny jeans is all that it's going

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as the white house seeks to answer those that the mission is not clearly defined. johnccain had this to say about his expectations for the president's remarks. >> on one hand is its humanitarian, on the other hand they say khaddafi must go. i hope the president will clarify. >> nato announced it will take over the entire libya admission from the enforcement no-fly zone, to the protection of civilians. believe to be threatened by loyalists troops. barbara hall, kron 4 news. >>vicki: you think your save the crosswalk, we sent stanley roberts to one bay area city where drivers are behaving badly when it comes to people on foot. more >>vicki: rain falling tonight but the weather will get a whole lot better starting tomorrow. i will have the forecast for you. when he tries to use his miles. ♪ that's a lot of red tape! step on it! [ tires screech ] ♪ i can't escape the red tape! now you can with rapid rewards! come on! [ tires screech ] [ male announcer ] join rapid rewards and enjoy unlimited reward seats, no blackout dates, and no red tape. ♪ [ whistle blows ] all right, la

1971, when a group of men as we all know them today, the plumbers who were established by a white house adviser john ehrlichman. they were later called a special investigation unit. the plumbers, before water gates, some of you might remember, the plumber's went in and broke into daniel eldersburg -- daniel eldersburg psychiatrist's office in 1971. they were trying to get information detrimental to annualellsberg to stop war classified information on vietnam. some of the paper showed the fallback position of the united states during the height of the cold war. they made a decision to illegally breaking and to daniel ellsberg's doctor's office under the banner of national security. they made a choice, and they broke some laws to do that. those men and the white house saw this as a national security issue, and they felt they were answering what they felt at that time was a higher calling to the president of the united states, and not the laws of this nation. that situation was in 1971, and in 1972 this same group of plumber's broke into the watergate hotel, the democratic headquarters, and watergate w

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. >>> so just how are americans reacting to all of this this and how will the white house react in the coming months? john harwood joins us with more. john, good morning. >> good morning, savannah. >> so we finally get a good jobs report. our poll which we just showed a few minutes ago shows americans are more pessimistic about the economy. does the white house believe will jobs report is a signal of a real economic recovery and how worried are they about these rising gas prices perhaps knocking the wind out of the sails of the recovery again? >> they do think, i talked to austan goolsbee yesterday who chairs the council of economic advisers, that this is showing the economy finally getting on solid ground. but of course as steve suggested, it's going to be a slow climb out of this $8 million -- 8 million job hole that was created by this recession. and interestingly savannah, it creates a different context for the budget talks that are going on now between the white house and republicans. because now that the obama administration is not pushing a drill gone dollar stimulus plan, not pushing a trillion do

at the same time, white house secretary john carney held brifing with reporters and announced presidentma will deliver a speech in the very near future on the u.s. roll -- role in libya and the region. here's a portion of the briefing. it runs 20 myths. it runs 20 minutes. >> that's part of the meeting with the president and rank and file membership and committee members on the hill, it's part of that process and he is -- he looks forward when congress is back to having these meetings in person. but while they're on recess, he'll -- he looks forward in just a matter of minutes to updating them on our progress. all that has been accomplished, the live that's have been saved, incredible speed with which we have done what we said we would do, what the president said we would do, which is transfer command and control to nato. and update them on -- on the progress or how we see things going forward. but this is one in a series of consultations. >> clearly you guys are listening to what's happening up on the hill. there's a criticism. was there concern in the white house about the ongoing pre

white one. >>> albany public schools under lockdown today as police invis gait a student who disappeared from his home and may be armed. the father of john scott reported his son missing about 1:15 this morning and that his gun had disappeared. the superintendent said it received a rort that he was spotted in the city this morning. that's when the district implemented its lockdown proc d procedu procedure. >> got like a picture and paper and all the kids asked what it was and they were not answering. >> the superintendent says the sighting was not sub stan tated. >>> a teacher is suspended tonight after he rattled a table to get the attention of his math class. it apparently startled one eighth grader who left the classroom and called 911. when they arrived at the school, they found what appeared to be a calm classroom. a supervisor says the teacher is not being punished. putting him on paid leave is standard during any police investigation. the district says it plans to wrap it up by the weekend. >>> police are looking for a man who toed t to kidnap 10-year-ol girl this morning in his truck. the attempt happened near jerome school. luck

john mccain led when we had a temporary spike in gas prices. the white house knows that when the economy shows some signs of improving, the one thing that could hold the recovery is if voters look at the price at the pumpnd is is over -- and it is over $4. the administration has not been very energy friendly. the time of high gas prices, they're looking to change their views. host: democrats are calling for the administration to open the reserves. lamar alexander was on one of the talk shows yesterday and said it is not time. he said he was going to buy an electric car instead. how are the politics flee now, not just at the white house, but that the capital behind us? caller: it's somewhat of a strategic issue. merry land drew has been one of the biggest critics of the administration for not opening up -- for not opening up strategic oil reserves after the bp oil spill. in the cap and trade debate of 2009, we solve a lot of democratic members of congress that voted -- we saw a lot of democratic members of congress took it at the ballot. everybody's going

john's on sunday. >>> extra drama in the men's ncaa tournament. west took san diego state to double overtime as they outscored the owls 10-3. billy white with the put-back. san diego has a super so for in leonard. he takes it wide as the aztecs win 67-64. san diego never won an ncc tournament ever until this week. now in the sweet 16. the only men's team still alive in the big tournament because florida beat ucla73-65 today. >>> well, opening day for the giants is still 12 days away. but the ball club learned today that closer brian wilson strained his oblique and that he may not be ready for the march 31st season opener in la. wilson, of course, led the majors last year with 48 saves. but that bit of bad news didn't seem to carry over on to the field in scottsdale today. giants three solo homeruns to beat kansas city. rock starts it off in the second inning. his third homerun this season. then in the fourth buster takes the same pitcher bruce chin deep for his third homerun of the season for hem. aubrey huff adds another and giants win 3-1. barry deal is pitching very strong today. he allowed just one run on two hits and six innings.

. >> up next, john sununu, former new hampshire governor and former white house chief of staff spokeednesday night at a dinner in massachusetts. he talked about the economy, energy, foreign-policy, leadership and the 2012 presidential election. his remarks last about 45 minutes. [applause] >> i am the old and ancient former governor, not former senator. i make that distinction because i made -- i overheard remarks earlier somebody said doesn't the senator looked like hell? [laughter] when i heard they wanted me to come and talk to you, i tried to identify the texture of the audience we would have so i could at least start with some kind of story to make a connection, the way everybody makes these speeches likes to find an antidote to make a connection. they told me there are a lot of lawyers, accountants and technical people. so i went back and racked my brain and i remembered an old, old story. of thee story of the ceo most powerful company in the world. he has a very critical question he has to ask. he calls in his chief engineer, calls in as chief counsel and chief accountant. he

white house. but right there. welcome to john world, the world of twins. >> reporter: what could be such an important discussion? nuclear weapon policy? national health care? "dancing with the stars"? whatever it is, it's important enough to raise a foot. that's sam holding the fridge. the gentleman he's talking to, ren. they're twins. 17 months old in this video. twins having one heck of a conversation. analysts watch in debate/dialogue, their moms posted to youtube, which begs for creative subtitles. or maybe this. whatever it is, scientists say, it's wonderful. >> you've got them sounding just like babies are supposed to sound. >> reporter: research has showed as many as 40% of twins develop what seems like their own language. it has more to do with verbal skills and mimic read. >> you have sensitive radar to the emotional reactions to the other twin, it can seem like telepathy. >> reporter: sam and ren have continued their conversations elsewhere. this time, sam is dressed more tastefully. maybe they're talking about taking o