a local radio station is reporting the defensive coordinator. was fired along with assistants woodson. ross and -- late this afternoon. they are quote as saying -- this that is not true. we will wait to see. >>> turns out we will be able to recognize at least one raider when the season starts. one a i should say. that would be crisp. he has signed a two year deal and it's -- $14 million. 16 homers and -- or the -- meantime it's not the end of the line for the familiar face to raider fans. turner, has the chargers have decided not to fire him. turner's chargers have -- get out of -- with an 8-8 record. it's possible that his win over the raiders on sunday eliminated them savored his job. is he a martinez native. that's the sporting life for right now. get it back to you. >> like that. >> thank you. >> our news coverage continues online where you will find a slide show, highs, lows, incredible fiesta baldwin stanford and oklahoma state. >> and stay with us online for the latest. thank you for trusts us. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my c

i have tried to cope with this, not very well, is that i have bought a day, may 4th, at the local radio station and i dedicate it to the lives of the students who were killed that day. but there is an alternative to the way in which corso and rogue who i hope are in hell handled that incident. and that was shown by the president of michigan state university, walter adams. he led the student protest. no national guard were called. no live ammunition. no students were killed. that is leadership that requires courage. that is heroism. all of that was lacking at ohio and kent state. [ applause ] >> do either of you have a response? let's go to third row, right there. >> first i want to thank you for those remarks because as a political activist and scholar, i have a great deal of trouble with the truth and reconciliation model. but that's another issue. i wanted to make a comment in terms of the student affairs office and a more general comment to the three of you in terms of the historical moment at which interviews are conducted. in terms of student affairs, this was really enlightening and i thi

manufacture and sale of food which quote contains aboard human fetuses and put in an explanation to a local radio station shortie said there is a potential of there are companies that are using aborted human fetuses in their research and development for basically enhancing flavor for artificial flavors who want to know that aborted foetuses could enhance the flavor of our foods however when asked shorty was unable to provide any specific examples of human fetuses being used in food no kidding well stem cells can be used in nutrition and food research we're not talking about embryonic or human stem cells nor are there actual human babies in our food. big thanks to big government which is looking out to make sure we don't eat babies and that's a very fear of. president obama said the state of our union is getting stronger unfortunately for our neighbors across the pond the same can't be said about the united kingdom and half a dozen or so other european countries as well it's been more than a year and a half since david cameron and his conservative party rose to power in the u.k. on a platform of bringing

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starting 52 fires, mainly in parked cars, and, suzanne, one law enforcement official told the local radio station that burkhart was dropping small cubes. the small cubes used to start chor coal fire oscars and giving him just a few minutes to escape and investigators also say that they're not ruling out that other people may be involved as well. >> thelma, do we have any sense of the motive, why he was doing his thing? do investigators have any ideas? >> well, of course, all of that is under investigation. he's being held right now without bail, but burkhart may have been upset over his mother's immigration problems. she faces deportation from the united states, and following his arrest, he told investigators, quote, i hate america. that's according to several cnn affiliates, suzanne. >> all right, thelma, thank you. >>> afghan officials say that they are ready to send a tortured girl abroad for medical care. they let their doctors decide if she should be treated in india. she was rescued by police last week after being locked in the basement of her in-laws' house, tortured for several months. no

quote, he brought up my book and he was a little tense, brewer said in an interview with a local radio station he said he read the excerpt. i was cordial. he was thin-skinned and tense, to say the least, the words of governor brewer on her meeting with president obama on the tarmac in phoenix yesterday. we expect president obama to come out momentarily. looks like the secret service has arrived and everyone else. live coverage continuing here on c-span. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> out in las vegas, waiting to hear from president obama speaking to employees of u.p.s., talking about energy policy. it will be a few more minutes. some of the comments from "washington journal," from this morning's program. host: the market is to grow 41% according to i.h.s. auto firm. president obama said tuesday the american auto industry is coming back, and he is partly right, according to the "detroit free press." they all plan to add jobs in michigan, which stands to benefit more than any other state. host: this is "detroit free press," front page article this morning. in some other news on the auto industry, romney and gingric

counting after 100 local dot-com's. 14 city-wide newspapers, 13 ethnic, 16 different neighborhood papers. the high schools, the special interest things, universities, tv stations, radio stations. together, those add up to 100 units of local coverage, and that is not counting all the new stock that venture capitalists like we fund in the jungle all the time. this is at some level deflowering of local journalism that happen because it is cheap to be in business now. you do not have to have a big printing press and truckers and unions and all those things. you can be right in the business in a way that was impossible in the last 25 years. i think there is a flowering going on of local journalism and lots of capital chasing that opportunity right now. >> would you agree with that? when you look at local news, do you think it is being covered well by the sources that were just cited? >> i think in the san francisco area that is true. that is probably not true in all areas, but we are seeing with the development of patch and many other high for local news sites that there is a rebirth of coverage of local news -- and many other hyperlocal news sites. >> i was a foreign cor

standing with me picking up the phone saying it's world news tonight it's all the local stations in san francisco sports radiorybody wants a piece of owen on that owen beaver. kyle williams agent reached out for me on twitter. i responded and kyle williams read it apparently and loved it and wants to send something to owen and write him a note too. >> what are we looking at? epics sweep board? epic sports fan? >> as a father, i'm biased to how i think of my son, but it was a really sweet moment and one of those really when you're a father one of those moments you hang on to. >> you're a better man than i am. there's some chance that i would be teaching my son all right this guys name is kyle williams, we write it down and hate that guy forever. >> elbow for this guy. fail! not me. no listen, i'm a huge 49ers fan. i was disappointed, but you have to teach sports. when you read the ugliness that came up that anna read to us, it's pretty disturbing. >> it's a great story i love owen anyway, he's so adorable. >> he is. >> great story and go and share it with the world. >> we'll send it to kyle. >> everybody just

local franchise. >> we have a tv commercial. radio station, same thing, three or four stations i listen to.ext station every single time. reporter: you can't change the channel. >> you can't help it. got to look at me. reporter: no doubt you've seen them twirling around town. >> state farm, h&r block. reporter: they'll tell you sign spinning is a sport. >> these guys practice at 2:00, 3:00 in the morning sometimes, create their own highlight videos. reporter: and it isn't easy. >> for someone to play football in high school and college, i'd say this is one of the hardest things i've done in my life. reporter: they do drills. can you teach me some of that? i have to warn you that i'm super uncoordinated. >> go to the left, turn it over, there you are right after you started. reporter: there you go. >> there you are. reporter: my years as a majorette finally pay off. practice and personality, the smile is a point, the wave. pay starts at $10 an hour. raises are earned. >> if we catch them out there dancing and having great time, it should be worth more money. reporter: the job comes with haza

local franchise. >> do you have a commercial? dvr, i fast forward to it. radio station, same thing.xt station. every single time. >> you can't change the channel. >> you can't avoid me. oh no, you can't help it. you have to look at me. >> state farm, h and r block. >> sign spinning is a sport. >> you have practice two or three not morning sometimes. >> and it isn't easy. >> for someone to play football, i say this is one of the hardest things i have done. >> they do drills. >> spin. freeze. >> teach me something? >> absolutely. >> now i have to warn you that i'm super uncoordinated. >> there you are. >> there you go. all my years as a majorette paying off. am i hired? >> not yet. >> practice and personality. the smiles, the poise, the wave. pay starts at $10. raises are earned. >> if we catch them out there dancing, having a great time, they should be worth more money. >> random cars, it's from the sign hitting me in the face. >> never let them see you sweat. >> in virginia, beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> that's the way to warm up on a day like today. >> i'll say. i thought they had h

local news coverage. i have the background here to be able to do some of that as well. >> yeah. >> we should mention that it will be a cbs radio station. it will be a natural partnership for us to provide the weather for you. okay, congratulations, you better get up on stage. all right, thank you, guys. >>> we'll talk a little bit about weather and look at the live weather cam, brought to you by michael and so you thinks -- michael and sons. temperatures, 55 downtown, 54 in bethesda and rockville. still 54 in leesburg. the cold air is not here yet. nowhere near that live shot. temperatures will not begin to tank until 3:00 in the morning. right now, we're looking at temperatures in the low 50s. we're looking at 50s up into baltimore. now, there is the satellite picture radar combined. you'll notice the snow left the back edge here on eastern kentucky. that's what could happen here. rain showers after midnight. they may end briefly, the snow showers, very early by dawn on friday. and not anticipating any problems on the roads at all. >> okay, we'll break it down for you. showers are possibly changing to show showers by dawn. low temper

our radio transmission site where we'll create a live studio coordinated with others to share resources and space as needed. it has equipment to transmit from our sister station in zprement our local transition site is down. we invite all of you to help us plan so we can better prepare for the next disaster. you may have recently met kqed staff as they distributed more than 1,000 emergency kits. and the california seismic safety commission. it's worth knowing our kqed website has information and prevention we're doing in schools. richard serino is the deputy administrator of fema. administrator of fema. he was appointed in twine.

our radio transmission site where we'll create a live studio coordinated with others to share resources and space as needed. it has equipment to transmit from our sister station in zprement our local transition site is down. we invite all of you to help us plan so we can better prepare for the next disaster. you may have recently met kqed staff as they distributed more than 1,000 emergency kits. and the california seismic safety commission. it's worth knowing our kqed website has information and prevention we're doing in schools. richard serino is the deputy administrator of fema. he was appointed in twine. in the two years since he's worked with the director to improve fema's capacity to prepare for, protect against, respond to and recover from and mitigate all hazards. his break through position after 35 years experience. he served as chief of boston e.m.s. and assistant director of the boston health commission. he has served as an interim manager. and for all of boston's major planned events including the boston marathon and the 2004 democratic national convention. no word yet of the boston red sox world series. as a consultant, -- [laughter] >> as a consultant to the pentagon

local franchise. >> do you have a tv commercial? >> i have a dvr and fast forward through it. i change the channel. radio station? same thing.k, next station every time. >> you can't change the channel. >> you can. you can avoid this, see me while i'm waiving? you can't help it. >> reporter: no doubt, you have seen them twirling around town. >> hh greg, harris teeter, state farm, h&r block. >> they will tell you that sign spinning is a sport. >> if you have the practice, two, three in the morning sometimes. make their own highlight videos. >> and it's not easy. >> for someone to play football through high school and college, this is one of the hardest things i have done in my life. >> they do drills? >> freeze. >> here? >> absolutely. >> i have to warn you that i am superuncoordinate. [ indiscernible ] >> huh? >> hand it over. >> what you started. >> there you go. >> ah. >> there you are. >> all of my years as a major generaliorette -- majorette paying off. >> reporter: practice and personality, the smile, the poise, the wave, hey, starts at $10 an hour and raises are earned. >> if we catch them out there, you know and havin

radio station. 99.1. i'm joined by nancy lyons who will be anchoring in with me. we'll provide weather for you. you're a local, correct? >> reporter: yes, i was born here at gw hospital and i won't say how many yearsing ago. >> fine. so now you came from mpr, anchoring the weekend? >> all things considered. >> during the newscast. >> reporter: what's going to be the focus with n.e.w.? >> we have eight full-time reporters who will be on out there, scanning all the different communities for the news. they will be going live in our newscast. we really do want to focus on local coverage. >> and guess who just showed up to your right? >> evan. >> reporter: hey, how are you? >> good, how are you, topper? >> you're going to start a week from today? >> yes, as she said, we'll have reporters in your neighborhood. and so look for us. >> okay. >> and listen to you. we're going to provide the weather for you. and it will be a great partnership, i think. now, tell us a little bit about your background. >> i've been out here for 30years now. i have been to several places. you know, i don't know what to tell you. i was at w

local tv carried it on a delayed basis. radey was carrying it but they did not know what radio station was carrying it said david s. to someone in the news could cover this for half an hour while we get our bearings and figure this out. they always joked about it afterwards but we never trusted them on the road after that. [laughter] another funny memory of david in new hampshire -- in 1984, this was the first cycle and we are all using laptops. if you knew david, he had a complicated relationship with technology. he set off for new hampshire for the first time armed with his laptop proudly. as insurance, he carried along his battered old portable typewriter and when he got up here, merrilleef ord remembers him typing his stories on his typewriter and retouched get into the computer. [laughter] those are some of the fun memories and there were serious moments as well. i can remember the night before the new hampshire primary in 1984 when he had done tracking with abc, the first time we had done it. the tracking it can that night showed that carry--- gary hart was in a tie with walter mondale. everybody had expected

radio. >> brian: i think it's going to be fascinating to see what happens. it's coming up between 9:00 o'clock and noon. sirius 126. i hope your local station., especially