by his continued grace and the good character of the people of kansas the greatness of kansas will growtonight. god bless you, god bless kansas and these united states. [applauding] [applauding] at back. [applauding] [inaudible conversations][appla] [applauding]<??= test , i >>> the author of the book the flight to rebuild the democratic party and reshape american pa politics thanks for being here.g >> guest: thanks for having me. shooting. how do you think the liberal face of the democratic party hae responded to this? >> i think the liberal face of the country at large responded very well to barack obamaonded speeds. there were a lot of questions therwere a lat should he say? how shotould he say it? whashoud how ouldonce obama started speaking, and especially as the speech gained some force peoplee salize that it was a veryspeecn powerful message that he was delivering and it was thehat he message that obama was you need to be able to deliver.hat obam i heard from a lot of supporters afterwards and they said, this is the obama that we voted for.s we have an ability to rise toot. b

by his continued grace and the character of people of kansas, the greatness of kansas will grow. thank you for being here tonight. god bless you, god bless kansas, and these united states. [applause] [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thanks, folks. [applause] [applause] >> ahead on c-span2, inaugural addresses. first mary fallin of oklahoma, and south carolina's address. >> i believe to reach out to someone in need and make ongoing commitment to the service. >> on martin luther king jr.'s birth, there are hundreds of clips on the life and legacy. watch it and share it. >> coming up next, inauguration ceremony for oklahoma's first female governor. mary fallin, he was sworn in on the steps of the oklahoma city. you'll hear her inaugural address, as well as remarks by the central command, tommy franks. this runs about 35 minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> thank you to the 145th army band. can i ask you to stand one more time now that we have the colors posted and join me to salute the flag as we say the pledge of allegiance. they will do it much better than i would have. wel

by his continued grace and the good character of the people of kansas the greatness of kansas will growng here tonight. god bless you, god bless kansas and these united states. [applauding] [applauding] at back. [applauding] [inaudible conversations][appla] [applauding] >> tonight on c-span2 from washington, ari berman on the it democratic party. then the news coverage of the tucson shootings. later the 2011 economic forecast from the american bankers association. >> each year the washington center brings hundreds of students to washington to experience the workings of government firsthand. sunday they will discuss politics, government, and their future on c-span q&a. >> middle and high school students, it is time to up put your videos for the student can documentary competition. did your 5-8 minute documentary on this year's topic to c-span by january 20th for your chance to win the grand prize of $50,000. the video documentary competition is open to students chris 6-12. for complete details go online to student cannot org. >> ari berman, a writer for the nation, is the author of the b

>> senator from kansas. >> mr. president, i understand that we are in a primary situation where there is a colloquy and that i don't know whether the senator, senator alexander is yielding the time to me? >> mr. president, in fact we don't have a colloquy, just an informal understanding, and i believe the senator from kansas has the floor. >> the senator from kansas does have the floor. >> thank you, and thank you to my colleagues who are present and pertinent and very necessarily remarks as we go forward with this. as a matter of fact, senator from iowa said that in the past that he 4 entered into -- he had entered into a colloquy with his colleagues on our side of the aisle in the past where they wandered over into each other's pasture, so i'm going to put down the microphone for a moment. >> i'll speak right here, and this gesture of bipartisanship to jump the fence as a partisanship own tactics to improve the senate. i know we heard a lot of talk of robert c. byrd, a loved individualed and i know the acting off

i am archbishop kansas city, kansas. you are no longer in kansas.f the u.s. bishop pro-life committee. it is my honor to open the rally in prayer on behalf of the catholic bishops in the united states. this year rather than having a big group on stage, the large number of bishops attending the march are out there with you. they are people. the bishops want to be able to march with their parishioners and with you to go to their elected representatives. so most are not up on the speech with us today. but in a crowd this vast it is a challenge to find our groups. so we ask to be put on the beginning so we can get with them, but we do have a few with us alongside. we've arch bishop henry of hartford connecticut. [cheering] this should samuel of fargo north dakota. [cheering] bishop murray of youngstown. [cheering] and i representing the cardinals tonight who was the celebrant of one of the masses, the chairman of the committee could not be here for this event because he is with the young people. so let us pray. lord, creator of life, you have blessed us

cynthia bowers, cbs news, kansas city, missouri. >> good job! yay!>> couric: amazing artwork and an amazing young woman. and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. i'm katie couric in new york. thank you for watching. i'll see you back here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh standing in the way of a tree planting project... why is. >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news. >> environmentalists are standing in the way of a tree planting project. why they say it could do more harm than good. >> it is hard to get work and all of a sudden our funding is cut. >> ex-cons are angry with. g and e. why the utility company has pulled the plug on their jobs program. >> three dogs have been mutilated by a dog calling himself a vet. just ahead the condition of the animals and the clues that were left behind. >> good evening i'm allan martin. >> and i'm dana king. we begin with breaking news out of oakland. 90 minutes ago a high-speed chase ended with a crash and police opening fire. now we learn that the p

at age 14, the movie "karate kid" prompted the kansas city girl to take up martial arts.st six years, by age 20, she was the world champion in tae kwon do. a former model, she also played an underground prize fighter in the film "fight night." rebecca's martial arts competitions took her around the world. in 2002, she went on a mission trip to honduras. it was there her life took an unexpected turn. >> i encountered a girl named daisy living on the streets, she's 6 years old, and she was literally begging for water. and i'm thinking, how do you live, you know, six-hour flight from here my whole life and i have no idea that this is going on. >> reporter: back home, rebecca shared daisy's story with kids in america. they were so moved, they started fund-raising. $5,000 went to orphans in mexico. soon, rebecca began to receive artwork from them as a thank you. >> we had all this artwork and we decided to do an art action. and it just went over so well, because we'd sell the piece with the child's story and it's so powerful for people to be able to connect to that. >> reporte

they would bring him in by helicopter to the kansas city medical center, usually.s like, blue. but i ended up coming back to california because my wife was pretty much through, but she was definitely through with me, and... i didn't know exactly what i was going to do after that. i thought, for the summer i'm not going to do anything, i'll work in the restaurant, maybe. and then i said, "i have to do something serious now." and that's when i went over to uc san francisco and got that job killing rats, basically, for their brains-- studying the opiate receptors that we have, and all these peptides-- i was kind of getting into peptide chemistry. this guy came over to give a seminar from genentech, which had just started, and he was talking about how they made an artificial, single strand of dna-- made it double-stranded. stuck it in the bacteria...fooled it. the bacteria made it into a peptide. and i said, "i'm not going to learn how "the peptides in the bacteria do it. i'm going to learn how to make the dna." so that's when i sort of changed. i said "okay, i'll go t

a dangerous ride on i-70, where it will be snow-covered from kansas city to columbus.o slippery on i-34, from tulsa to st. louis. and i-40, from little rock to nashville. wet along i-10 on the gulf coast. out west, slick on i-5, from seattle to portland. >> and if you're flying today, expect some airport delays in seattle, kansas city, memphis, chicago and detroit. >>> there has been a joy us reunion for 1 new york family after a kidnapping 23 years ago. >> carlina white was just 19 days old when she was taken from her hospital room by a phony nurse. that was followed by years of heartache for her extended family, as police were never able to crack the case. but her mother and her aunts never gave up hope. >> carlina was the missing link. and we have gotten her back, in the name of jesus. hallelujah. hallelujah. hallelujah. >> carlina became suspicious of the woman who actually raised her when she couldn't produce the legal documents she needed for a driver's license. >>> we now know the philadelphia gas company worker killed in that powerful explosion tuesday night wa

so to that extent, the senator from kansas is right. we shouldn't have -- especially if there is any controversy at all, i suppose some of them are noncontroversial, but if there is some controversy out there, i think the committees ought to have the responsibility to bring them forward, let the committees question them. we did that in our "help" committee, i say to my friend from kansas. i'm trying to remember the person that we had. oh, a lot of controversy about about -- craig becker i think was his name. craig becker was going to the nlrb. mr. roberts: if the senator will yield, you're exactly right. i'm on the "help" committee, as you may recall. i was trying to get one amendment to say that we would prohibit the use of -- of rationing to achieve cost containment, and it was involved in several of the commission that is have been in the bill. i regret that that bill really didn't sort of -- sort of sat somewhere and collected dust. we never got a score. i thought it was, quite frankly, a better bill than the one in the finance comm

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i am archbishop kansas city, kansas. you are no longer in kansas.a member of the u.s. bishop pro-life committee. it is my honor to open the rally in prayer on behalf of the catholic bishops in the united states. this year rather than having a big group on stage, the large number of bishops attending the march are out there with you. they are people. the bishops want to be able to march with their parishioners and with you to go to their elected representatives. so most are not up on the speech with us today. but in a crowd this vast it is a challenge to find our groups. so we ask to be put on the beginning so we can get with them, but we do have a few with us alongside. we've arch bishop henry of hartford connecticut. [cheering] this should samuel of fargo north dakota. [cheering] bishop murray of youngstown. [cheering] and i representing the cardinals tonight who was the celebrant of one of the masses, the chairman of the committee could not be here for this event because he is with the young people. so let us pray. lord, creator of life, you have

so to that extent, the senator from kansas is right. we shouldn't have -- especially if there is any controversy at all, i suppose some of them are noncontroversial, but if there is some controversy out there, i think the committees ought to have the responsibility to bring them forward, let the committees question them. we did that in our "help" committee, i say to my friend from kansas. i'm trying to remember the person that we had. oh, a lot of controversy about about -- craig becker i think was his name. craig becker was going to the nlrb. mr. roberts: if the senator will yield, you're exactly right. i'm on the "help" committee, as you may recall. i was trying to get one amendment to say that we would prohibit the use of -- of rationing to achieve cost containment, and it was involved in several of the commission that is have been in the bill. i regret that that bill really didn't sort of -- sort of sat somewhere and collected dust. we never got a score. i thought it was, quite frankly, a better bill than the one in the finance comm

this is a live picture out of manhattan, kansas. the little apple.uessing that's a parking lot around cane state university. my mom watches this every day. guess where she went to college. >> that's the other -- >> that's my school! >> take a look at dangerous icy roads. going out of control, down the hill before crashing. there you see it starts all over again with another car. there was a parade of cars coming down the hill that were playing pinball and bumper karl even though they didn't want to. thankfully no one was injured. what ice will do for you. >> here at home beautiful conditions. look at that! from sutro this -- excuse me, mount tamalpais. not as windy up in the bay areas. some of those winds still howling through the valleys. a stout northerly wind about 10 to 15 mph. watch out for those breezes to make it down around the bay also. let's take a look at the temperatures. some of the tulie fog tried to sneak into the east bay. concord and antioch still in the mid to upper 40s in fairfield. everybody else the mid to upper 50s. even santa r

jamal charles puts kansas city on the board with a 41-yard touchdown. arrowhead stadium rocking. the chiefs up. the cheers turn to jeers. ravens score 21 unanswered points. joe flacco throwing a pair of touchdowns. this one to anquan boldin. that was the offense. here is the ravens' trademark defense. they got to matt cassel three times. and forced him to throw three interceptions. baltimore plays the steelers way convincing 30-7 win in k.c. >>> by the time you sit down to dinner, carmelo anthony could be a new jersey net. they're close to landing a three-time all-star. the trade would involve 15 players and three teams, if it goes through. 'melo would like to be traded to play against the lakers. they could have used him. the huge dunk. the lakers up five at the half. kobe bryant knows a thing or two about dunking. with the alley and the oop. kobe had 27. lakers win 109-76, and that's your look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >> "early today sports" is brought to you by lectric shave. blade close, lectric smooth. >>> big numbers for "snl," tiny numbers at the box of

winter storm warnings for kansas city and st. louis.travel is going to be very difficult tonight and into tuesday here in the middle of the country. anyone doing any air travel from chicago to st. louis, des moines, kansas city, there's a good chance your flights will probably just be canceled. even dallas where the super bowl preparations are underway will get some winter weather out of this. then the storm heads to the east coast, and we'll see amazing and hefty snowfall totals. as much as 12 to 18 inches for chicago and detroit. lynn, just, you know, we got until about thursday or friday, and then the storm will be gone, and then hopefully we can catch our breath. >> hopefully february will be a little bit easier. thank you. we'll have much more on the weather with bill coming up shortly. >>> first, secretary of state hulk hillary rodham clinton says despite disagreement over who should be eligible to run for haiti's next president, the united states has no plans to cut off aid to that nation. however, speaking during a brief visit t

. >> raiders elimated last week but they can still end the season on a high note tomorrow in kansas citysilver and black have a chance to finish 8 and 8 lawrence. that's big. even more impressive going undefeated against the afc west for the first time since 1976. >> we got this thing turned around and it is no more -- we are no more the laughing stock of this league and we are ready to go out and end on a high note going to kansas city. they have got some stuff to play for and we do too. we would like to go on a sweep of this division and that would be huge for us. >> if you can't make the playoffs even finish 5-5. one update. warriors are up 14 points at half on the miami heat. >> come on? >> i think the heat may have partied too much last night. >> yes. keep us posted . thank you, gary. >> i will. >>> the next bay area city considering banning plastic bags and a number of new laws go into effect including a change to your favorite fast food menus. what you will start seeing today and why. all that coming up on eyewitness news at 6:30 p.m. we will see you back here again in half an hou

we are ready to go out and end it on a high note going to kansas city.have got some stuff to play for and we do too. we would like to go in and sweep this division. that would be huge for us. >> always big. want to go out on a win and finish 8-8. should be good. >> definitely looking they are going the right direction first time in about seven years. >> hopefully they can get 8-8. warriors were up by 14. not any more now they are down by 9 with 3 minutes to go in the game. >> when things will turn around they will turn around. >>> well, another unexpected visitor in bay area waters gain ago lot of attention. a young grey whale hanging out for the past few weeks. what brought him here and why it is becoming and almost common occurrence. that story on the cw and right back here on cbs5. we will see you again at 11:00 p.m. happy new year, everybody. good night. >> good night. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,, 3q health matters to all of us. that's why lysol has started a mission for health. with new mom

seattle, indianapolis, kansas city, and philadelphia. >> good pick with kansas city, good pick.icking his saints along with the colts, ravens and eagles. jack came in first in the regular season. >> jack! >> he's also taking the saints as well as indianapolis, for some reason baltimore, and the only one picking the green bay packers. >> finally our very dear willis. >> yes! >> the big dog over there going with new orleans, even though you and rob have a bit of a rivalry you're picking his team. the jets, kansas city, and philadelphia. >> yes! >> willis, i love the kansas city pick. >> there you go, baby! >> chiefs, baby, at arrowhead, tough to win. >> got to beat jack. >> i already beat you leading into it. >> yeah. cry me a river, willis. >> there are some changes for people out there who are watching this weekend. the overtime rules are changed in the playoffs this year. it was a change that was actually approved last march but it does not go into effect until the playoffs. here's what happens. bottom line, the rules are similar. if the first team with the first possession sco

the 3700 pound hippo arrived wednesday from topeka, kansas.was in need of a new home. >> he came from topeka, kansas. they had a help poe birth over there and didn't have enoug room for him and we had an exhibit that needed a hippo so it was a per efct marriage. >> this is the first hippo in san francisco for three years because the exhibit was being renovated. the animal doesn'have a name yet. they plan to have the public pick one in the near future. >> a much smaller animal is our perfect pet today. >> mike nicco will be back >> today at 3:00 on 7 live, the tweets, they claim former senator john edwards is engaged. at 5:00, the state's computer upgrade project that's four years behind schedule is in trouble again. we're going to look how this only adds to our fcal crisis. and what made people sick at a san francisco hotel. those stories and more lat today at 5:00. >> right now friday's perfect pet. >> mike nicco s a new friend, a tiny one. >> from the oakland spca. happy new year to you. >> happy new year. >> tell us about this ferocious man

i am the archbishop of kansas city and kansas. you are no longer in kansas. am also a member of the u.s. bishops pro-life committee. it is my honor to open this rally in prayer on behalf of the catholic bishops in the united states. this year, rather than have a big group on stage, the large number of bishops attending the march are out there with you. the bishops wanted to be able to march with their parishioners and with you to go to their elected representatives. most are not up on stage with us today, but in a crowd this vast, it is quite a challenge to find our groups. so we ask to be put on at the beginning, but we do have a few bishops with us alongside. we have the archbishop of hartford, connecticut, bishop of fargo, north dakota, bishop george murray of youngstown, ohio, and the bishop of venice, florida. i am representing in the cardinal today who was a celebrant of one of the use masses. the chairman of our committee could not be here for this event because he is with the young people. let us pray. lord, creator of life, you have blessed us with t

the 3700 pound hippo arrived wednesday from topeka, kansas.was in need of a new home. >> he came from topeka, kansas. they had a help poe birth over there and didn't have enough room for him and we had an exhibit that needed a hippo so it was a per effect marriage. >> this is the first hippo in san francisco for three years because the exhibit was being renovated. the animal doesn't have a name yet. they plan to have the public pick one in the near future. >> a much smaller animal is our perfect pet today. >> mike nicco will be bacacacacl >> today at 3:00 on 7 live, the tweets, they claim former senator john edwards is engaged. at 5:00, the state's computer upgrade project that's four years behind schedule is in trouble again. we're going to look how this only adds to our fiscal crisis. and what made people sick at a san francisco hotel. those stories and more later today at 5:00. >> right now friday's perfect pet. >> mike nicco has a new friend, a tiny one. >> from the oakland spca. happy new year to you. >> happy new year. >> tell us about t

today in kansas city oakland had a chance at perfection in the afc west. darren mcfadden out with a turf toe injury. straight to the 3rd quarter jamal charles runs in for a 5- yard touchdown. kansas city ties the game at 10 and that would be the closest they'd get without mcfadden, michael bush starting and didn't miss a beat. he broke loose for a 206-yard touchdown. bush had a seven high 137 yards. matt cassel's pass is picked off by michael tough who takes it back inside the 20 -- michael huff who takes it back inside the 20 and then bush takes the handoff and reeces it to jacoby ford who -- reverses it to gentleman phone ford who gets around the -- to jacoby ford who gets around the edge. bryant sacks for a loss of 15, seven sacks for the raiders without richard seymour and the very next play cassell to stanford who returns the interception for a touchdown. the raiders win 31-10 and become the first team in the modern era to go undefeated in their division and not make the playoffs. >> i hope everybody will write this. we're not losers anymore. won't go

today in kansas city oakland had a chance at perfection in the afc west.n mcfadden out with a turf toe injury. straight to the 3rd quarter, jamaal charles runs in for a 5- yard touchdown. kansas city ties the game at 10, but that's the closest they would get without mcfadden. michael birch got to start and didn't miss a beat. he made a 26-yard touchdown, 17- 10 oakland. bush had 137 yards on 25 carries. chief quarterback matt cassel was running for his life all day. his pass picked off by michael huff. he takes it back inside the 20 and then bush takes the handoff and reverses it to jacoby ford and gets around a the edge and weaves his way into the end zone, 24-10 raiders. oakland defense continued their effect on tackle. seven sacks for the raiders without richard seymour. on the very next play cassell to stanford, returning the interception for a touchdown. 31-10 is the final. playoffs... >> i hope everybody will write this. we're not losers anymore. we're not and we're 8-8. that's not what we wanted. we wanted to be a playoff team, but we came here to g

dumping up to six inches from denver to kansas city and st. louis. several inches of snow from cleveland to charleston. and in upstate new york and in new england. >> 38 in boston. 42 here in new york. and 50s in atlanta, new orleans and dallas. a bitter 5 degrees in minneapolis. and 23 in chicago. 40s from seattle to salt lake city. 60 in sacramento. and 72 degrees in phoenix. >>> and when we come back on this morning, the company that created the minivan plans a total makeover. >>> plus, was gabrielle giffords ever afraid for her life? more from our exclusive interview with her husband. >>> and the deadly blast that hit up the sky last night. and it was all caught on video. >>> well, apple's latest earnings made wall street forget, at least temporarily, that ceo steve jobs is taking another medical leave. shares rose after the company said its profits soared to $6 billion during the holiday quarter. sales hit a record of almost $27 billion. unbelievable. apple actually sold more ipads during the quarter than mac computers. about 7 million, versus 4

slick from kansas and nebraska, to iowa and missouri.eisen i-5, from seattle and portland. >> expect airport delays in seattle, kansas city, boston and to atlanta. >>> the nation has gotten a first look at the suspected gunman in the tucson shooting. jared loughner is being held without bail, after making his first court appearance yesterday. >> his motivation remains a mystery still. there were many, many signs that loughner was a deeply troubled young man. david wright has more. >> reporter: the warning signs were clearly there. plenty say they weren't surprised. >> i told my mother that he was a serial killer the first time i saw him. >> this individual has probably been trouble for some time. >> you think there's little question they knew he was very troubled? >> i don't think there's any doubt about that at all. >> reporter: but apparently, no one followed up on the warning signs until it was too late. friends say loughner became interested in pop culture int p interpretations about mayan prophecies. >> the world was going to end. >

paul school of theology in kansas city, missouri.ntlemen, please join me in welcoming dr. myron mccoy. [applause] >> i invite us all to be in an attitude of prayer. oh, god walk with us from sun up to sundown in days past. we thank you for a rich legacy of heroes and heroines who have nobodibly stood on the gap with justice on their minds. they stood in the midst of all minor of legitimatized and organized oppression and opposition. they reminded folks who didn't want to believe or accept that we too are american. we thank you for them and allowing us to stand on their shoulders and to build on their efforts. how grateful we are for allowing us to see this new day. even with its grossly changed terrain from two years ago and the mistaken feelings of some that they have lost their country. we're mindful that the struggle continues and that there are still are many miles to go before we speak. and that we have to learn to live together as dr. king suggested or perish together. we thank you oh, lord that you promise never to abandon us

kansas. kentucky. >> louisiana. maine. maryland. massachusetts. michigan. minnesota. mississippi. misery. -- misery. -- missouri. montana. nebraska. >> of nevada. new hampshire. >> new jersey. new mexico. new york. north carolina. >> north dakota. no. mary on us. ohio. oklahoma. >> oregon. >> pennsylvania. pr. -- puerto rico. rhode island. south carolina. south dakota. tennessee. texas. >> i have been asked, if you could sit down after us vote, that would be helpful for the individuals trying to load. -- trying to go out and get back to their seats. -- vote and get back to their seats. utah. vermont. virgin islands. >> virginia. washington. west virginia. wisconsin. and wyoming. >> are there any members of the rnc will have not exercised their opportunity to vote? any members who have not voted? please proceed with the accounting of the ballots. i declare this session to begin formally at peace. the floor remains closed to non-members with the exception of the individuals holding proxies' and non-member candidates for rnc chairman. please do now leave the room. the counting proces

the state of kansas in 1850 was called bloody kansas. toda we are at the heart of the struggle for life. in 1850, the supreme court decided black people were not hun. they decided young people aren't human. we are here to change this nation, and we will change our country. yes, we can. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> hi, everyone, i'm jeff from nebraska, and i'm pro-life. [cheers and applause] i'm so sorry, my own five children are not here with me, but as i look out at you, i know one thing. you are the new generation of pro-life leadership. you are the new generation of civil right leaders. you know that women deserve better than abortion. you know that abortion is not health care, and you know that abortion takes lives # and distorts the genius of wormhood. -- womanhood. not too long ago being pro-life was just kind of accommated. now, it's a mission. city with us. help us. thank you for coming and thank you all for being pro-life. god bless. [cheers and applause] >> hi, billorest from texas. [cheers and applause] today reminds me

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host: jerry moran is our guest, a new senator from kansas. what is your a -- what is the rest of your day like? guest: i will, as we talked earlier, raise my hand and be sworn in as a member of the united states senate. in kansas, the seat is currently held by senator brown back. prior to that, senator dole. this is known as the center do >> - -- sen. dole seat. has had health issues over the last year, but kansans hold him in high regard and i hope he is with me today. and then my wife and family are here. i make a trip from kansas to the nation's capital really ever monday and return every friday. and family here, and those kinds of activities. this will be a short week, but lots of ceremony. host: jerry moran, thank you for being on the washington journal. this is a special five-hour "washington journal." we will be live until noon, when the senate convenes for the 112th congress. our show continues from capitol hill and it just a moment. -- in just a moment. >> one new republican member of the u.s. house defeated the incumbent democrat jo

. >> tiene la parte fría hacia el norte con nieve, flan cies desde la porción norte de kansas y arkansasy sector intermedios al surtenemos tiempo severo. >> gran parte del país es un buen día para pasarlo dentro. >> sobre todo un día para no manejar en dakota del norte nieve y visibilidad cero causaron un accidente en cadena considerando a cien vehículos. >> usa el sentido común que velocidad sea a 65 millas por hora no significa que ir tan rápido. >> buen jos aún en el sureste hacia tiempo que muy arizona na veían tanta nieve. >> la tormenta le dieron un respiro aquí a la costa oeste pero no dura, está noche el mal tiempo reza trayendo un comienzo de año con más lluvias y más nieve. en san francisco luis, univisión. en new york quién se recupera de la tormenta de navidad allí cada año la ceremonia del distensión de la enorme bola del krigs tal en times square es visto por más personas y no solo en estados unidos millones en otras parte del mundo sigo pren televisión otero neto este espectáculo que cada 31 de diciembre reúne a casi un millón de personas en ese lugar de la gran manzana, a

>>>josé díaz balart: y hoy una coalición demócrata de la legislatura de kansas city presentó una iniciativantratar. tres policías culpados de encubrir una muerte fueron absueltos de los cargos, y un juzgado los halló inocentes, están involucrados en la paliza contra luis ramírez de 25 años. y los narcos utilizan métodos más novedosos para pasar la droga. miren esta foto, >>>josé díaz balart: los narcos ingresaron drogas a estados unidos por barco, avión, por debajo de la tierra, pero ahora por encima de la cerca. >>>periodista: josé escuchamos de métodos increíbles que utilizan para ingresar drogas, pero lo que se reporta es algo insólito. agentes de la patrulla vigilan la zona, pero lo que detectaron la pasada semana provocó sorpresa. se trata de este aparato una catapulta montada sobre ruedas con el que los contrabandista lanzaban dos kilos por arriba de la barda y hacia territorio de estados unidos, y los agentes llamaron a las autoridades mexicanas que en el video se ven decomizando 45 libras. >>> las organizaciones han empezado a tener mucha frustración, y andan buscando diferentes mét

that is what is going on in kansas.y people that have typically shown up in the budget base have been constituencies, special- interest that wants something from government. i think the solution is to change the dynamics so that real people who pay taxes and pay their own bills and sit down of the kitchen table and balance their own budgets when their income declines -- these are the people who need to show up. i believe that's essentially what the tea party is. it's a constituency for fiscal responsibility that's not looking for some special handout from the government or some special programs or special exemption. they just want the government to live within its means just like the rest of us have to. host: this is "the new york times" business section this morning. moody's investor service has begun to recalculate the state debt burden in a way that includes unfunded pensions. states do not show their pension obligations on their audited financial statements. if you look on your screen, there's a graphic that shows t

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as a state insurance commissioner, governor of kansas, and today as the country's highest ranking health official, secretary sebelius has been a leader on health care, family and senior issues for more than 20 years. secretary sebelius is guiding the implementation of the historic affordable care act. she also is at the forefront of the obama administration's efforts to build a 21st century health care system for putting a new focus on prevention to promoting electronic health records to expanding the primary care work force. the partners across the cabinet, she has launched new efforts to make government work better for the american people, including working with secretary vilsack to build a 2112 century food safety system and new guidelines to be announced here today. throughout his distinguished career in public service as mayor, state senator, and governor of iowa, secretary vilsack has had a remarkable record of making positive change in the lives of those who he has served. in the past two years usda supported struggling farmers and ranchers, provided food aid to one in four americ

my name is john douglas and i serve as a chief of police in kansas, a suburb of kansas city. i'm here today on behalf of the international association of chiefs of police representing over 20,000 law enforcement executives and over 100 countries throughout the world. i am pleased to hear this morning to discuss the challenges confronting the u.s. law enforcement community and the need to further the clarity on data retention issues. in the united states there are more than 18,000 law enforcement agencies and well over 800,000 officers who control state highways and streets of the communities each and every day. >> [inaudible] >> i'm sorry. a great number of the officers also served on the internet, phone and a deed of logs and other communication as the investigate crimes. each day federal, state, local and tribal law enforcement agencies investigate cybercrime cases ranging from bank intrusions to frolic on intellectual property, terrorism, economic espionage and unfortunately innocent images or child pornography crimes. that preservation is a key component of any investigat

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this is a live picture out of manhattan, kansas. the little apple.uessing that's a parking lot around cane state university. my mom watches this every day. guess where she went to college. >> that's the other -- >> that's my school! >> take a look at dangerous icy roads. going out of control, down the hill before crashing. there you see it starts all over again with another car. there was a parade of cars coming down the hill that were playing pinball and bumper karl even though they didn't want to. thankfully no one was injured. what ice will do for you. >> here at home beautiful conditions. look at that! from sutro this -- excuse me, mount tamalpais. not as windy up in the bay areas. some of those winds still howling through the valleys. a stout northerly wind about 10 to 15 mph. watch out for those breezes to make it down around the bay also. let's take a look at the temperatures. some of the tulie fog tried to sneak into the east bay. concord and antioch still in the mid to upper 40s in fairfield. everybody else the mid to upper 50s. even santa r

we're home of the kansas city chiefs, kansas city royals.e the chiefs still playing this weekend? >> no. [laughter] >> even though they lost on the court, we won in the game. [laughter] but the chiefs and the royals have provided $400,000 to our work force system for earn-to-learn program tied to professional athletics. there are a lot of jobs other than being an athlete, accounting, jobs, health care, so they're going to do an internship with a $3,000 scholarship tied to the end of it. and that's the other thing. but the biggest growth comeback king in our city is small business. we are getting the highest wage placement, average wage of placement for adults this year is $14 ran hour. and for dislocated workers, it's 21. >> great numbers. >> but small numbers. the thing is, we've still got a lot of people out of work, so we're having to retrain everybody. and so the other thing we're doing is working with our community college, and we're packaging pell grants when we run out of money. so pell grants are not being used, there's a huge amount

new york, seattle, kansas city and san francisco. it reached findings comparing median list price in a city to the median rental price. >> and a few days ago, someone hacked into the facebook page of mark zuckerberg, today, they're making changes to security. and they'll have the option to use the same security, also blocking hackers using social auj tix, showing you pictures of your friends and ask to you identify them. speaking of identifying someone, you may not realize that this between -- tween living next door or maybe in your house. walmart just come out with a line of tween makeup. this use of mass scarea doubled to 18% in 2009. girls we talked to love it and there is one psychiatrist is not so sure. >> lipstick. mass scarea. >> i just do it just experiment when i get bored sometimes. >> use of make up in some way can be addictive what. the children would be addicted to is pursuit of perfection. a superficial, skin deep, i'm only as good as i look. >> and tweens spend a fortune on beauty products every year. what do you think

. >> kansas clarify, it is february 3 at 9:00 in this room? >> yes. -- can i just clarify. >> any public comments or other comments on item 12? seeing none, we can move to item 13, which is an adjournment. >> move to adjourn. >> second. >> we are now adjourned. commission for tuesday, january 11, 2011. [no audio] clerk: i think we are good. president newlin: should we start it again? clerk: i think we are good. [reading roll] president newlin: public comment. members of the public can address the commission for up to three minutes. is there anybody here? ok, seeing none, next item would be to review and approve the meeting minutes from december 14. i am sure we have a quorum on the minutes. commissioner: i move to approve. commissioner: i second. clerk: [reading roll] president newlin: ok, i have been requested to take an item of order, so the next item i am going to call is item no. 7. comments and questions. commissioner: item 6. president newlin: online, it says 7. it does not matter. >> good evening, commissioners. i am commander crenshaw.

the measure was rushed through to prevent a fundamentalist kansas church from picketing near tomorrow'seral for 9-year-old christina green who was killed in saturday's mass shooting in tucson. the west borough baptist church planned to protest saying the funerals are god's punishment for tolerance of homosexuality. >>> australian authorities are warning that floodwaters are entering brisbane. at least 2,200 people have died in northeastern australia since devastating rains began in november. >>> in oklahoma, an inmate whose execution has been postponed three times took place. 38-year-old jeffrey david matthews was put to death after killing his uncle. he received lethal injection. >>> and it's safe to assume one west virginia family won't have trouble remembering exactly when they welcomed their baby boy. zane morgan was born at 11:11 a.m. on 1-11-11. if that's not enough for you, he weighed in at 7 pounds 11 ounces. >> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,671 after adding 34 points yesterday. the s&p rose 4 points. the nasdaq gained

. >> kansas clarify, it is february 3 at 9:00 in this room? >> yes. -- can i just clarify. >> any public comments or other comments on item 12? seeing none, we can move to item 13, which is an adjournment. >> move to adjourn. >> second. >> we are now adjourned. secretary boomer: director beach? director beach: present. [no audio] chair nolan: we are glad to have our new member. we are delighted. director: good afternoon. i would like to thank former mayor gavin newsom for his nomination and for the board of supervisors' vote of confidence in me. i am thrilled to serve the citizens of san francisco. i am very passionate. i love the city. and it forward to working with getting to know the workers here for the entire agency, so i am excited and thrilled, and i cannot wait to get started. chair nolan: we are delighted to have you with us. ms. boomer, item 3? secretary boomer: we do not allowed to have cell phone devices. please note that they cause disturbance when they are on vibrate. some items from the agenda have been removed at the request of

. >> kansas clarify, it is february 3 at 9:00 in this room? >> yes. -- can i just clarify. >> any public comments or other comments on item 12? seeing none, we can move to item 13, which is an adjournment. >> move to adjourn. >> second. >> we are now adjourned. >> please take the role. you have a quorum. we have with us the chief of police. >> welcome, everyone to the wednesday, january 19th, 200011 san francisco police hearing. we are waiting for commissioner -- we can move to line item number3 which is approval of the consent calendar. if you can announce that one. >> item number3, approval of the consent calendar. the a, the occ report. b, san francisco police commission report of disciplinary actions. are there any questions? >> let's move on to the report regarding disciplinary actions. are there any questions regarding that or discussion? okay. is any public comment regarding these matters? okay. do i have a motion to send and receive these items? -- i accept and received these items? the item passes. we are looking to see what we can do