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well. seeing scattered showers through the day. 12 noon 12:00 p.m. the rain lring your commute. temperatures outside in the '40's and 50's. low 50s from san rafael, along the east bay. the afternoon highs bringing us into the low 50s. you're 7 day around the bay shows us that wet, windy weather continuing through your work week. inland lows are born to be cool today. below freezing on sunday, upper 20s for your inland lows. checking on traffic with erica. >> erica: we are getting a break from the wet weather out there as well as a hot spots. an empty approach to the bay area burgess. nice and light conditions no problems through the shore freeway. you can see traffic smoothly sailing. we are still tracking a strong one advisory in for the bay bridge and the san mateo bridge. the camera is shaking. traffic is nice and light in both directions of '92. for much the same story at the golden gate bridge. we have a strong wind advisory but it has not affected the traffic. no accidents or incidents to report here. no slow going in the south bay although we are trackin

l (laughter) he should be in there. well we will do is put all of the rance would you agree with me on youtube (laughter) and send it across the country. it will go viral. we can do it. the sharks came back very strong. they fell behind 3- 0. they returned from the all-star break to phoenix and erupted for five unanswered goals in just little over 20 minutes. they began as seven game road trip. tonight in anaheim. they wanted to leave all with a smile. that is exactly what they did. >> we cannot walk into the locker room after a poor effort and say hey, we will get in tomorrow. that is not how it works. >> of flashing light is going on. me to listen mafias. this is a huge stretch of game. if we come back is not a good one. >> when we return this sucker punch time. the giants have a new set of eyes. back in a moment. >> all right, the world champion giants have added a respected name. he is related to the chicago cubs and he will be a consultant to bryant cb and. they are friends in the new york yankees days. the stadium is i

it will stay that way tomorrow as well of five l.cooler than yesterday for us, about a degree above freezing in fairfield. upper 30s in san rafael, a few degrees warming in sentences go. san jose, up to about 40 degrees, ridge of high pressured dominating our area. warm temperatures in to tomorrow, the weekend, warm-up to the weekend to the '70s. currently warming up to 60 incidents as go, the peninsula 62, 63 degrees is the common number in san jose, view into the state. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. more sunshine headed our way not eight raindrop in sight. >> thank you, gandhi at the tropicana is especially your bay area bridges, no problems, certainly no hot spots for your ride around the bay area westbound 80, more cars on the road than we saw 10 minutes ago not a problem. traffic moving at the limit 8-9 minutes from the foot of the maze in to save francisco, overnight construction in effect from send tear bridge. once you get past it no problems. golden gate bridge in the clear, very quiet, very few cars. no probl

assuming electric cars, maybe l & g cars. >> well, hybrids. all electrics. c & g, long transput buses and so on. >> thank you all for your testimony. mr. diwan, can i ask one last little thing? did you at one point say oil prices are a mystery to me? did i miss that in your testimony? >> no, the more you know, the less you know after a while. >> okay. i'd -- that really made me feel good. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator hogan. welcome to the committee. >> thank you, mr. chairman. good to be with you. i'd like to thank both you and ranking member murkowski and saying i look forward to working with you on the energy committee and with our fellow members. not only the senator from our neighbor state, senator franken, but senator manchin, i go six years working as fellow governors. i worked on energy issues and national governor's association. i look forward to working with you on the important issues. the energy challenges that face your country. i see it as an incredible opportunity. senator franken was kind enough to refer to the progress. and

well done to them that there is no ice hockey in the k h l because about all-star game taking place in simply disappeared so we thought it is a good time to remind you of the good moments from game week. i've i've . and that brings us to the end of the school for the moment with more of the full time school was in the football i'm attending and a couple of as next i would is the way. the world. view the latest in science and technology from around the world. the future of coverage. it's official the new strategic arms reduction treaty between moscow and washington is in force after the two sides exchanged ratification documents. opposition groups in maine on the states also the deadline to resign comes and goes egypt's new check uncertain. david cameron declares multiculturalism. all right great english defense take to the streets it was said police expects. worldwide news twenty four seven this is artsy welcome to the program and historic rushes us a nuclear disarmament deal has finally come into force at a high profile security conference in munich today the long a negotiated treaty

assuming electric cars, maybe l & g cars. >> well, hybrids. all electrics. c & g, long transput buses and so on. >> thank you all for your testimony. mr. diwan, can i ask one last little thing? did you at one point say oil prices are a mystery to me? did i miss that in your testimony? >> no, the more you know, the less you know after a while. >> okay. i'd -- that really made me feel good. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator hogan. welcome to the committee. >> thank you, mr. chairman. good to be with you. i'd like to thank both you and ranking member murkowski and saying i look forward to working with you on the energy committee and with our fellow members. not only the senator from our neighbor state, senator franken, but senator manchin, i go six years working as fellow governors. i worked on energy issues and national governor's association. i look forward to working with you on the important issues. the energy challenges that face your country. i see it as an incredible opportunity. senator franken was kind enough to refer to the progress. and

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l chaim weizmann. he was russian by birth, he had left russia and become a chemist. he had earned his degree in switzerland. he practiced -- well, he became a professor at the university of manchester. in england. in 1914weizmann was a relatively obscure figure in the british zionist movement. and no one would have predicted at that point that he would emerge as the leading advocate of zionism in great britain. in fact, this man became not only that, but as i'm sure many of you, probably most of you know he became the first president of israel. why should he have catapulted into the front rank? i see a number of reasons. he was, it turns out, probably uniquely able to charm the british governing elite. teach to them the principles of his movement, zion itch. zionism. moreover, he somehow managed to persuade them something that we know simply was not true, namely that the vast majority of jews were zionist. and then there was something else about weizmann, he was one of a very small number who were able -- it's a form of political jiu-jitsu. he could turn anti-semitic prejudices to his own advantage and to the advantage of his m

you should go back and look, and mccaul l companies design and engineer the wells the same.ng their, mr. boesch. [laughter] admiral allen, there are parts of this report - i am interested in helping to implement and one of them concerns the safety of the workers so i simply want to go back to those scenarios and asked do you or don't you believe having standby vessels or a vessel within at least an hour's time where there are drilling activities of platforms does that or does that not create a safe environment for those workers? >> obviously having the vessel standing by is a safer environment regaing the threshold requirement i think those are the types of determinations we made by the current on going to try investigations. it's not only looking at the incident occurred itself with the performance of the system on the vessel and the lifesaving systems on the rig as of devotee was a logical areas for inquiry into the need to be adjusted as they should be. >> mr. chairman. >> mr. larsen? >> thank you, mr. chairman. just quickly page 142, won 43 of the commissn report discuss

. >> l how do it feel in the ad everyone is talking about today? >> well, i mean, it's huge.he kid with the force from the vw ad 6-year-old actor born with a john 10 tall heart defect but max page is okay. busy stealing a lot of hearts with the commercial. really was so cute. he moved just lake darth. we have been walking around the newsroom all day today. ever chance we get. >> he's really cute little guy. >> nice job. larry here. >> fantastic. thank you. i'm overwhelmed by the powers. this was the day after for aaron rodgers. talk about a man with power. visit to disney world and celebration ♪ [ female announcer ] why choose between delicious or 100 calories? ♪ with yoplait delights, now you can finally have both. ♪ it's the perfect parfait, with two indulgently rich layers of chocolate and raspberry yogurt and only 100 calories. yoplait delights. get rid of the "or." ing. >> coming up tonight at 11:00. power play in washington over creating an emergency off switch for the internet. and taking google under water. those stories and more in one hour on 7 news at 11:00 over on

months forward contracts you know options and futures well well the futures contracts most of the exchange traded ones in the forward longs done on the l b those are the bespoke one three six twelve month contracts ok and the idea is that you are willing to pay more for time time has value and so the price typically is higher so when you see the price for the short term higher it means that there's a tremendous urgency to buy the metals now they're willing to pay up yes right now this urgency seems to conflict with a lot of what's happening in the press that comes out of wall street there suggesting that there is plenty of silver and gold that the campaign around the world to buy a lot of silver is not having an effect and draining those gold stocks and silver stocks and if you look at the market itself it suggests that we're talking about possibly shortages in terms of availability for bullion gold and silver particularly silver do you see the shortages were they show up well pedantically max they're right of course there is no shortage of gold or silver because it's still there you know it's not like it disappears into a black hole a

l. arms exports from britain are now being reviewed what do you make of the response of the british government now. well it's certainly a late i mean again i'd rather they placed the embargo on the now and stopped any further shipments going out but the fact is that the horses already bolted and now they're seeing to the stable door there the weapons are there and they don't go around they don't go away the weapons hang around for centuries they're not they don't go off in six weeks' time they're going to stay there and the fact is the u.k. nice to see you actually look at not just whether selling to a specific country is in order is a good idea but whether but how it should be our selling arms and if it should be selling arms or toward. the these weapons are widely misused and the u.k. is arms and export criteria which look good on paper are very rarely applied with any regular interest in talking to you bob we will leave it there but to be paste from the campaign against the arms trade joining us live in london thanks very much indeed for thank you. does those tensions rage across the middle east deba

well, they elected a young mayor. the young mayor ran on a sec l platform, a single-issue platform. it was to rejuvenate the town, bring young people back. get the young rockfordians to come back. we're going to improve our museums, create a riverwalk, improve our parts, have cultural events -- on my first weekend in rockford, there was a huge post-thanksgiving bash in order to talk the ex-rockfordians who were there with their families into coming back into town. some places have had success, rockford hasn't. they did have a whole young taffe, and they were doing things that were specific to rockford, locally-raised farm goods, prepared cheeses, and to me this was a great example of how a place can take advantage of its unique assets. but where did rockford really succeed? it succeeded in ways it didn't expect, because with rockford's aging population, there is a booming niche in the economy. it's the health care niche. so if you go downtown to the cafÉs and the restaurants, they're struggling, but if you go around the hospitals, there's cafÉs, and can there's restaurants, and ther

l. jackson and tommy lee jones. here's "the sunset limited." >> there was nobody around. >> no, just me. >> well, i don't know whereere, professor? maybe i was behind a post or something. >> there wasn't any post. >> so, what you saying? you're looking at some big, black angel that got sent down here to snatch your honky ass out of there at the last possible minute and saved you from destruction? >> no, i don't think that. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: more with samuel l. jackson when we come back, you guys. come on back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ female announcer ] eyes feeling overworked? discover visine® tired eye relief with hydroblend™, only from visine®. just one drop instantly soothes and revives tired, overworked eyes. and comforts them for up to ten hours. visine® tired eye relief. try now and save $3. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody. i'm here with the great samuel l. jackson who stars alongside tommy lee jones in "the sunset limited" coming up on hbo, saturday, february 12th at 9:00 p.m. set your tivos. sam jackson, everybody knows you're one of the best golf

l we have all the latest action from the playoffs. ending the drought there as colorado wins for first time in over a year after beating well one power line just last week into. reds held any doubt me she's eight game unbeaten run ends this is liverpool's side mistry one of the west town and moved off to boston to the english premier league. will start on the ice recreational champions at bos have moved within one victory of making the next round of the playoffs after thrashing catholic side barry six one on the road tomorrow russian captain elect safe was up next in two of those six for the holders who now sit in a comfortable three nothing lead net best of seven series elsewhere in the eastern conference final about also struck six times to transylvania also take the three male lead graphite in surprise series later gets nothing like five years ago or six nation out of the regular season champions and got the top thing to make. fun of the times being played on sunday or in the western conference with such a style that i'm incensed when i wake up with a two one lead in their serious ball scott would become the first teams to use the

l we really appreciate it. i believe there'll be books foro you to sign --now >> there will, indeed. >> i don't know exactly well but somewhere around here. >> thank you all so much.wi if there's more questions, we'll take them. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> this program first aired in 2008. and to see other archived booktv programs, visit booktv.org. >> this coming monday booktv will be live online from the historic synagogue in washington, d.c., a palestinian doctor argues for an end to the bloodshed between the israelis and palestinians. his book tells the story of his three daughters who were killed by israeli forces during the 2009 raid on gaza. at 7 p.m. eastern time on monday, february 28th, go to booktv.org and click on the watch button under the events information in the featured programs section of the page. >> up next, legal journalist kim eisler profiles the five partners of the washington, d.c. law firm williams and connolly. the author reports on the inside-the-beltway connections of the firm from their defense of president bill clinton to their representation of "the washington post." >>

l. jackson and tommy lee jones. here's "the sunset limited." >> there was nobody around. >> no, just me. >> well, i don't know wheret spooky on me here, professor? maybe i was behind a post or something. >> there wasn't any post. >> so, what you saying? you're looking at some big, black angel that got sent down here to snatch your honky ass out of there at the last possible minute and saved you from destruction? >> no, i don't think that. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: more with samuel l. jackson when we come back, you guys. come on back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ if your racing thoughts keep you awake... sleep is here, on the wings of lunesta. and if you wake up often in the middle of the night... rest is here, on the wings of lunesta. lunesta helps you fall asleep and stay asleep, so you can wake up feeling rested. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation, hallucinations or

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. >> well, the blossom trail is really a way for us to share with visitors and locals alike the beauty of our agricultural offerings l around us. >> blossom trails of a single variety fruit are big all across the country, but it's the variety of cps that makes this one so popular. they say that traffic increases by about 30% thiq timof year, which means big business for a pretty sml community. the path through peach, plum, apple, orange, and nut orchards shows off the picturesque side of the san joaquin valley's staple industry, agriculture. the colorful tetops set against the majestic peaks of the sierrnevada are part ob a changing landscape re. already, the trail has been altered several times since its 1988 inception to accommodate the region's growing population. >> well, it's important for our area. it's important to fresno unty that we preserve agriculture. >> the trail traces the outskirts of suctiny central valley towns as reedley, selma, and sanger. and as the landscape wakes up around the area, so does business. take simonian farms, for example. just outside thfrno city limits is where you'll find this 20-a

l beyond your tenure and stewardship. you have an impact that endures, impact that becomes indelible, that manifest not only through the course of someone's educational experience but well beyond in the course of their lives. like anything, the narrative of our lives is a narrative of impact, an impact in other people's lives, and it continues next-generation for kids that are here with us, kids that will be joining us in years to come. the impact is extraordinary and why i'm so pleased that you are here, why your colleagues are here, your friends and family are here, and that is why i'm so pleased that a number of years ago people came into my office and said it was about time we say thank you in a formal way. the country has been doing it for years. it goes back president to president to president. the governor's office has been doing it years and years. here in san francisco, we realize up until 2006, the city never formally said thank you to our teachers, and then, we realize this and as we said thank you to our teachers, the next year, we said, what about the principles? we quickly rectified that in 2007. the challenge is that gets more challenging each and every y

well. so what the book tries to show is a pathway forward to address all of those. fortunate l i -- fortunately, i think, there is. but it will take will and tough decisions, and we've been unwilling to make those tough decisions the last few years. .. lots of energy. they wanted cheap energy but they didn't want anybody to either make it or use it around them. you can't do that. at the end of the day as a country we have to the grownups about this and say yes, it would be terrific if we could have all the energy facilities somewhere else, but we need them to be deployed on a broad basis and i do address that in the book. i don't profess to have a solution to convincing americans that they ought to do this but i think the more we explain the consequences of not allowing projects to go forward the will see the benefit to our country. >> have you found resistance is along party lines or is that more kind of a myth? >> the not in my backyard resistance is universal. it knows no party or region or other kinds of boundaries. and it has grown in recent years. that is not surprising b

. >> might as well being putting soda in the bolt as white rice. it would be soda with extra. >> l when we continues here at then okay day break in egypt right now. coming up the latest on the chaos in cairo and demand of the demonstrator demonstrators. >> unrest send oil prices soaring what the government could be doing to get alternative fuel off the groun ground. >> you eat a lot. drink a lot. sit around for hours. why is watching the superbowl like runnonto the left foot.our weigd take the right leg up, holding the inner arch of the foot... introducing instant action alerts, only from chase. left arm up... manage your account and help avoid overdrafts with a click of a button. just reply to the alert with how much you want to transfer. inhale, all the way up... so you always stay in balance. ...to crescent pose. chase what matters. just four more times. ♪ if. >> good evening once again. here's a look at the headlines we are following for you tonight. in his first state of the state address since taking office governor jerry brown told lawmakers it would be unconscionable to blo

l from 1964 to 2008. what makes you think that the liberal movement is actually dead? >> guest: well, i actually -- the first part of that question let me take up now. liberals are forever telling us how to be good conservatives. we conservatives. they're out will to help us every step of -- they're out there to help us every step of the way. they're forever telling us in '64 and '72 and '92 and '08 we had finally come -- we were not more ri bummed, we were dead. what makes me think that this time liberalism is dead, first of all, i don't think anyone's ever pronounced on it before, before me. [laughter] but there's been a steady decline since world war ii. in the numbers of liberalism. look, world war ii under franklin roosevelt and harry truman liberalism absolutely dominated american culture. since then it has steadily declined whereas liberalism -- whereas with conservativism has reached ever higher plateaus, higher, higher and higher. until now we outnumber liberals about 2 to 1, and i think we're going to outnumber them by more. if decline of liberalism continues much further,

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the co-founder of a o l encourages innovation -- how significant is this development? guest: is a very well funded foundation and is focused on .ntrepreneurial shi ultimately, as president obama has pointed out, it is about gathering money that is already out there and focusing on entrepreneurship. every little bit forward is a good step forward for entrepreneurship and innovation. >> in your book, "the comeback: how innovation will restore the american dream, " you talk about an incident in china. an official said china is up and america is it down. the realization that america is on the decline. >>guest: i think any american would feel the same. the chinese basically telling him at the country is going up, which is true, but i still get emotional and feel the blood rising because it bothered me because it was rude, but also it later bothered me because it is true. china is expanding dramatically and educating their people. we have closed off our borders to the best and brightest people and to trade. we have not had a free trade agreement in four years. host: as the obama administration ta

l. sting of the president is a triumph of democracy and others wonder just how much of an american agenda that new democracy would involve. the faces of potentially the next american president as well as their bold plans for the country are revealed at a conservative party conference in washington. and as ukraine prepares to co-host the next year zero championships we discover a traditional instrument that might just. infamous. well i'll be back with a look at our main news stories in less than half an hour from now in the meantime we reveal the story of the rise and fall of the colombian drug lord probably the man he created and ran one of the biggest crime empires in history next on r.t. . on the tarmac of bogota airport a family looks out of place these are no ordinary people it's the family of pablo escobar the colombian cocaine godfather and the most wanted criminals on us. they had hoped to seek refuge in frankfurt but the german authorities immediately turn them back. to the escobar family comprises to some one top bloke in his arms his young system on a web. site. and bringing up the rear maria victoria escobar as white. and tired and bewildered and most of all they're scar

well, this will work because green tea contain ss l-theanine.-6 and you can get that from a meal of chicken and potatoes, or from bananas. >> excellent. and if you're feeling angry a walk around the block with your cup tea will be special for you and those around you. finally we saved the best for last. chocolate. >> well, you know, this is actually a cure for when you're feeling stressed. research has shown -- >> i love you, jaimee. >> that eating just a smidge now we're talking 1.4 ounces or about two of these little squares. >> so okay, so if we're looking at this, one, two. >> only two. now that has the power, that little amount, to lower the stress hormone cortisol in your body, which will instantly make you feel better. and the best part of this research is that it found that if you have that amount every single day, you'll feel less stressed out long-term. >> look, if we have to eat chocolate to make for a better world, we have to eat chocolate. and does it have to be dark chocolate? >> dark chocolate is always better. it's full of antiox

used was l m i r l which stands for let's meet in real life which i think is the acronym chosen by predators all over the internet that's when the creepy factor starts to sink in. well i have a little sexting to do with that time to wrap up tonight's show thanks for today and make sure that you come back on monday jim baker from the center for economic and policy research is going to be on the program and we'll have the latest details from the union battling wisconsin now in the meantime don't forget become a fan of a lot of show on facebook and follow us on twitter and he missed any of tonight's show or any other nights you can always catch it all like you tube dot com slash the ellen show and we post the interviews as well for shelter from tight coming up next is the news with the latest headlines from the u.s. and around the world. these brand new trisha's and this is products on the price of healthy eating. we need to test these foods for times the city allergenicity immune response lower nutrition in for environmental contamination don't you feel like a lab rot so consider the experiment is human treatment ready i believe significant differences between the g.m

l it go to jordan? will it go to yemen? will it go to saudi arabia? will it go to bahrain? >> well, one interesting question that arises out of this is who has the technical capability to organize a demonstration of tens of thousands of people coming together and keeping them together? so it is possible. i have no idea who did this and how it was organized in the various places. but even if the groups come together initially accidentally there must be some mechanism that keeps them together. i mention this because it shows that outside groups with the high social connection capability can become a political factor themselves. >> rose: is it possible that it's the technology that you are not familiar with and that twitter and facebook and those kinds of things are an organizing element? >> of course. that's what i'm talking about. i'm not very familiar with them because i don't use them. >> rose: right. and... but they clearly have a political impact. >> they have a political impact. >> rose: in iran, and in egypt. >> sometimes it works for us, sometimes it works against the immedia

colombia and pap ma across the line as -- panama across the line as well because if we are, indeed, going to double our exports, it's critical lhat we pass kilometer ya and panama in the -- colombia and panama in the very near future. >> yes. >> thank you. yield back. >> thank you. mr. davis is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ambassador kirk, before i ask you my question, i'd like to comment briefly on the japan post insurance issue which i know you're aware of which is a matter of serious concern to many of us on the committee. members of both parties are watching closely to see how the japan post privatization is handled. this issue is very important to u.s. insurance companies. i know you've worked hard to encourage japan to reform japan post in a manner consistent with its wto obligations, and i'm concerned that the privatization efforts to date may not be fully in be compliance with its commitments. mr. ambassador, we support your efforts and hope you can achieve a successful resolution to this issue soon. i'll be submitting a question for the record pertaining to this important issue. but for my question today i'

at the guy who wants to make money all day, and they say, well, that's not how i spend my life, and they both look at the guy who wants to pond lis guns -- fondle his guns all day. but on the key vote issue, they wish to be left alone. and that was the reagan coalition, and there was a problem with it. as george bush taught us, he said i'm going to leave your kids alone, faith alone, business alone, i'm going to leave your guns alone, i'm going to spend a little too much. and there was nobody at the table who threw anything heavy or walked out of the room. there was not a part, a vote-moving part of the modern conservative movement that said spend too much is my vote-moving issue because i know if the you spend too much, it will affect me. you cannot leave me alone if you're spending too much of other people's money. [applause] the tea party movement completes the reagan coalition. it brings to the table that which was not there, and we paid dearly for that missing piece of success. it's also central to have the tea party movement and people focused on spending. it's the spending, stupid. in order to compete with the other team

l, and then horizon lanes, pretty typical pattern. south at the altamont pass, 580 out of there. speeds slowing down in the 50s where you see the yellow. through central livermore as well. overall 15 minutes. then we'll join up with our chopper. there you go, westbound 580 approaching the dublin interchange. that's the reason things continue to slow through the morning out of the altamont pass to the interchange. >> thank you, mike. 6:01. new this morning police on the peninsula are asking you to take extra care when you head out to your car after a string of smash and grab robberies. marla is live with an update and the common link tying these togethers. >> morning. >> reporter: the link is shopping center parking lots like the one we're standing in. this is the town and country village parking lot along el camino. it's filled with eateries and businesses. police say the latest burglaries are happening in places like this along el camino specifically. and including the stanford shopping center lots. they tracked a rise in these auto burglaries but to be clear the thieves are not stealing cars but the valuables left inside. they are doing their smash and grab work when

well enough. >> a convicted murder, that's correct. i can't believe they wanted her to go to prison. they have what they wanted. they got sidney. to that extent they have prev l. >> although he wonders what the future holds for sidney, the center of what he calls the custody fight from hell. >> i would think that at some point sidney watkins is going to ask the question, what happened to daddy? i'll be really interesteded to how how that answquestion get answered by her mom and skinner family. >> despite the accusations of a family conspiracy, neither jennifer nor anyone else in the skinner family has been charged with any crime. no one in the family agreed to speak with dateline except ed. as for steven's parents, they've been raising alex and battling jennifer for visitation with sidney. last fall a judge awarded it to them every other weekend and time in the summer and says there's an evil in jennifer he cannot understand. she appealed that ruling and lost and is now asking the illinois supreme court to hear her case. she has defied the judge's ruling and not allowed steven's parents any visits with sidney since before thanksgiving. a hearing will be deter

the co-founder of a o l encourages innovation -- how significant is this development? guest: is a very well funded foundation and is focused on .ntrepreneurial shi ultimately, as president obama has pointed out, it is about gathering money that is already out there and focusing on entrepreneurship. every little bit forward is a good step forward for entrepreneurship and innovation. >> in your book, "the comeback: how innovation will restore the american dream, " you talk about an incident in china. an official said china is up and america is it down. the realization that america is on the decline. >>guest: i think any american would feel the same. the chinese basically telling him at the country is going up, which is true, but i still get emotional and feel the blood rising because it bothered me because it was rude, but also it later bothered me because it is true. china is expanding dramatically and educating their people. we have closed off our borders to the best and brightest people and to trade. we have not had a free trade agreement in four years. host: as the obama administration ta

reid whenever he said you know very well he would not have ever described to allow durbin to vote for this vote for this package. if dole came to me and said arches l if that's a nice piece of bait, don't nothing else it reflects on me. harry has not been an ininstructionus to us in our personal dealing but then over in the house you've got the three arch conservatives paul ryan, dave camp and jeb henserling. he's in the third in the power structure as a republican. dave is ahead of ways and means and paul is head of budget. they didn't vote for this package. they would have given us the 14 of the 18 and we went to them and said -- i said in a delicate way surely you're not scared of grover norquist anymore. grover believes that if you put a penny more of tax you should be strung up in the town square by your heels or flogged or maybe even flayed like mar saus. [laughter] >> which is not a good thing. and i've told that to grover. he said high hero was ronald reagan and i said so is mine. grover, ronald reagan raised taxes 11 times in his administration. he said, no, i didn't like that. [laughter] >> i said i don't care whether you liked it or not.

well maybe but just a few hours or a day. yo e not gw ng to see air trafeedc controllers coming dow from the towers or those in beeghanistan t l if there's one i think most people will never noticemay- if the dt gt cs. isn't rrdssed, the u.s. government will default on its ict gt. and you waust can, y have that happen. the question is what cy jpry jises? tshat really painful co are people going to have to cy je up with? you need 218 votes. my guess is there will be those in favor of rrdssing the dt gt ceiling and what does it take for these 109teaotes. conversely, y at demblirats h to say we couldn't let the f repuberh ent desetult. i know these are deeper cuts than i would want to do and you es.uld want to do but we had to going t it's going to require an enormous amount of delicacy. >> host: we're talkinge withli. charlie cook. lynn is joining from apacherom junction arizona. welcome the conversation. >> caller: good morning. i have a couple of comments and a couple of questions. number one, for w c-span i lovey see you do a show asking people if they were president for a day how they would fix jobs. my employee owned compan

well maybe but just a few hours or a day. yo e not gw ng to see air trafeedc controllers coming dow from the towers or those in beeghanistan t l if there's one i think most people will never noticemay- if the dt gt cs. isn't rrdssed, the u.s. government will default on its ict gt. and you waust can, y have that happen. the question is what cy jpry jises? tshat really painful co are people going to have to cy je up with? you need 218 votes. my guess is there will be those in favor of rrdssing the dt gt ceiling and what does it take for these 109teaotes. conversely, y at demblirats h to say we couldn't let the f repuberh ent desetult. i know these are deeper cuts than i would want to do and you es.uld want to do but we had to do it, but it's going to require an enormous amount of delicaard. host: joining us, from arizona, welcome to the convers caller: good motheying. i have a couple comments and a couple you'estions. number one for c-spass. i would love to see you do a show asking prin se in they were president for a day, how they would handle it. and reper klicans were allowed through the supreme court to pump in all kinds of