perry, lois, and steve. the state of the union, lois, they don't have any shelf life.ch always focus on what's going on in the primary season because it always happens either right around the early primaries, just after them, and we're in another one of those situations. >> but it's got a good shot. he's talk to talk about top heavy wealth and it plays flight romney's wealth. take a shot at more taxing, the higher income people. so he's got a little bit of some points to make against that backdrop. what i was curious about was him taking this bus tour in the next few days. >> which is a total campaign trip. >> it is a campaign trip, but is it going to get the bounce he wants when everybody is focused in florida right now? >> that's the thing. it's tough to get a bounce in general these days. nice save. that's okay, i've done it. if you could have picked any day to have mitt rop ni release his tax returns as a democratic strategist, what day would you have picked? >> it's perfect. he's going get to set the frame for the conversation tonight, and, you know, it may be a f

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loy is supplied with security and a new suit. >> the next day we had a press conference and i was iname spot, and i opened the conference by saying, now, look, my last clean suit. if there are any more pie throwers out there -- and i pointed to my colleague next to me, but there were no more pie throwers. >> seems as though they had all been dragged away by the scruff of their necks. undeterred by the attack, frank loy continues to work to reduce the world's greenhouse emissions. >> if you argue today that this is all a made-up crisis, you really are in the flat earth category of believers. >>> now watch as one woman tries to do something many people have dreamed about. no, not winning the lottery. arresting karl rove. >> i have to do a citizen's arrest for treason. >> clearly she's trying to add a little pizzazz to an otherwise boring meeting for mortgage bankers. it will take more than this to wake everyone up, including karl rove it seems. >> what's funny to me about the woman trying to handcuff karl rove is, this may not be the last time someone attempts to handcuff karl rove. >>

so then i got the cochlear implant when i was 3, and then that's when i started going to lois. the goal is always to be able to listen. that's always the primary goal, and so it's getting her to listen to the sounds in a fun way and respond to them, and one of the techniques that we used for speech was oral motor therapy, which means that we are working on the structure and the rerength and flexibility of the articulators because children that haven't heard the first 3 years of life don't really use their jaw strength and their tongue strength the same way as children who have, and so we've strengthened those so she can make all the rapid movements of speech, and i think what you hear with lauren is, she has beautiful speech. i saw him yesterday. and you have to set goals for yourself, and you have to try to meet those goals, and if you don't, you just have to keep on trying harder and harder or lower the goals. say, like, you don't want to start something out, like, too hard for yourself. you want to take it easy, then work your way up. narrator: because their deafness is alwa

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lois? "the daily beast." >> please read. any reply? >> there you go. >> phil? >> i'm going to make a plug for a little local grass roots group called we the people. di a forum last night and it is run by jennifer horn and fred barnes and congressman steve king and i did a panel on it. it's a great group. we the people.com. support them. a great group. >> he came to new hampshire? >> trying to keep the process in cement. >> there it is. beth? i'm going to plug our national journal forum saturday. >> rick santorum is coming. >> it's at 9:30. you don't need a ticket. just come. >> i'm plugging the final debate, 9:00 a.m. right here, sc edition of "the daily rundn. we'll see you right back here from new hampshire on monday to go over the post game of the big debate. next on msnbc chris jansing and company and of course at 1:00 don't forget andrea. have a great weekend. we'll see you on the trail. g me. wait, what? fret not ma'lady. i have the hotels.com app so we can get a great deal even at th

yes, lois. >> where does glock -- >> lois, they want to hear you. >> where does he -- [inaudible conversations] where does he stand in terms of "forbes" rating of billionaires? >> interesting question. >> i have another question then. >> all right. [laughter] the short answer is we don't know. glock is a, the glock companies are privately owned in austria, and there is very little public financial data. so we don't know exactly how much cash gaston glock has. my guess is that he would not rate very high on the fortune list, the "forbes" list, and that's because of the phenomenal period we've just been through with our own financial world where incomes have gotten so crazily out of whack. so this is a man who makes tangible products as opposed to conjures things up, you know, on wall street. so his fortune is vast, but we don't know how vast. >> okay. so in terms of his fortune, is he known for any good philanthropic deeds, for example? >> no. [laughter] the gentleman in the hat. >> my question is this, given the relative dominance of the glock as an issued weapon to police departments over the

. >> a prosecutor today said while losis -- lois lombardi was a plof he stole items during searches ofct homes and that is part of what he admitted to, today. >> will he testify now against norm welsh and chris butler? >> part of the agreement is to cooperate in whatever fashion the government requires. >> the attorney for the former officer says his

i want to thank lois more for facilitating this event. i want to thank the library for hosting such an important forum and discussion especially in the climate today where people are constantly persecuted for telling the truth and speaking out. we have a culture in this country that punishes people for doing what is true and what is right. not on my watch the good guys finish last. and will take up doing this film. this is a short. we are fund-raising to do a much fuller peace because there are so many dimensions and things that are going to be revealed in the film that you won't get in the book or you won't see here. you will go to our web site, www. bewmovingimages, you can be part of the film business and help make this film a reality. as you know, independent filmmakers and journalists have to do a lot of these things are of pocket. we have to call -- actually rely on people just like you who are here tonight to get this film produced. also want to thank c-span for always covering the kinds of stories you don't see on mainstream media

partly cloudy skies will be turning colder -- lois 60's south of baltimore. -- low 60's. we are watching a cold front tomorrow. that will change the weather and dramatically. we will drop into the 30's on sunday. we should have a dry day tomorrow. on sunday, a clipper storm will come through and give was 830% chance for some snow flurries. it will turn much cooler -- and gives us a 30% chance for some snow flurries. >> we start on westbound 100. the accident is westbound near arundel mills boulevard. watch for delays on 100 this morning. the north side continues to move well and bel air road. 63 on the west side outer loop. a smooth start at the fort mchenry and the harbor tunnel. the rest of the major roadways are doing well. this is traffic and 95 south of 100. the fog is starting to clear out in howard county. this is greenspring. the northwest corner of the beltway checks out fine. on to the j.f.x., a smoot starch into town. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. -- a smooth start into town. fire crews on the scene of a house fire in northeast baltimore. the fire bro

level to the varsity level >>the teachers say it's a tough tragedy to explain to the teenagers who lois believe they are invincible >>if i were having a bad day as soon as the door would open we would see him and his beautiful smile and all go away >>today is just day one of the grieving process and the counselors plan to be here for as long as they are needed >>the brother of a cook county judge charged with shooting to death his sister and his brother-in-law will face a judge today 50 year-old kenneth rhodes is accused of murdering them friday at a home at 193rd and oakwood in country club hills. the city's mayor said that his mother recently passed away and he killed his siblings said he could have sole ownership of that home he has a long criminal record and is the brother of cook county judge james l. rhodes. >>a woman was seriously injured after jumping from the top floor of a burning building the fire brokerage shirley before 10 in the morning in the three story building in the lawndale they read those flames spread to to surrounding buildings according to fire officials on the s

. >> i'd loi love to do that. >> i'm getting hungry.peaking of big brands, they've cornered your morning coffee. starbucks wants customers to wind down with them at night. we're not talking about a cup of hot cocoa or chocolate. the coffee giant plans to offer beer and wine in more u.s. caves. starbucks says alcohol sales have gone over well in the pacific northwest of the united states. so they're expanding them to southern california, chicago and atlanta. well, still ahead here on wbt, it is the year of the dragon. in hong kong, that means a boom in the wedding business. we'll see how romance is set to rule in 2012. stay with cnn. for a limited time, passages malibu will be giving away free copies of the alcoholism & addiction cure. to get yours, go to ssagesmalibubook.com. this is a live view of the hong kong's victoria harbor where in over two hours' time the sky will be lit up with a huge fireworks display to celebrate the start of the year of the dragon. zooijts it's the second day of the lunar new year in hong kong. it's time for

east of the bay numbers into the loy 60s. closer to the bay of water, mid- 60s due east.ffshore winds 10 to 20 miles per hour. 61 san rafael. extended forecast calls for partly to mostly cloudy skies on thursday. we'll take away a few of the clouds on friday and drop the temperature off by a few degrees. otherwise, offshore flow kicks back in over the weekend providing us with sunny skies and seasonal temperatures from the weekend all the way through wednesday. and in fact, the 10-day forecast shows no snow or rain in the forecast. that is the pinpoint forecast. dennis and sports are next. title last month and haven't ornia >>> you think de la salle you think football. the spartans locked up the third straight title last month and haven't lost to a northern california school since the early 90s but football isn't the only successful team on campus. consider wrestling. the spartans are fifth in the state off last year's north coast section title and the undefeated reported in the east bay athletic league. they have 8 wrestlers in the top 40 including joe going to columbia

retired coast guard admiral james loi joins me now.sation? >> aside if the italian that i'm not too good at, i understand the challenge of a coast guard officer's attempting to get him back on board. the extraordinary judgment flaw from the very beginning seems to be the issue here. it's a question of leadership and judgment of a guy provided enormous responsibility as the captain of a ship at sea with over 4,000 passengers and a crew to be responsible for. and his absolutely total lack of apparent total lack of recognizing that responsibility and behaving accordingly. >> and obviously, it's made a lot of people nervous. i've seen articles in the paper down in miami, worried about what it's going to do to the cruise industry. let's talk about cruise safety. in this case, we saw the captain, we heard him, that he abandoned the damaged ship. what's the responsibility of captains? is it that you go down with the ship? >> that's the romantic, traditional notion. i liken to to a two sided coin. life at sea as captain of a ship, whether mili

of course, sniper teams, some of the most high loi specialized, trained and talented out in the field. fran townsend our contributor here at cnn. good to have both of you with us. what's your reaction when you see this? are you shocked this happens or is this something that as awful as it is, happens. >> i'm shocked it took place. this is outside the bounds of anything that's trained or acceptable and these young men know that and i can't explain their behavior. i need to tell you the marine corp. will jump all over this, investigate and there will be some, there will be some accountability that will come from this. >> fran, you were addvising the bush administration when the abu pictures came out. >> based on what we know at the moment, it looks like an isol e isolatisolat isolated event, but what you have to understand and what gets lost to people is that this is contrary to u.s. policy, it's illegal. it's against the uniform code of military justice and that's why there will be a review. it gets a life of its own and it's used by people like the taliban and al-qaeda to recruit, tra

the loy rhetoric on the trail by the candidate himself, meanwhile the nasty super pac anonymous ads from a front group. here's our exchange? >> no, no more than it has been in the past. >> but you've won all these debates, and you come in here, and all i watch on television are these restore our future ads, they're legal now, with no, i paid for that ad by mitt romney, and they go out, and he has a beautiful family, but his ads are trash, trashing you constantly. >> he is assuming american people are stupid. i don't think the american people are stupid. >> but the polls show they're responding. the polls are reacting to this. >> i'm sure within a few weeks, every american will know this is his pac. >> he took you from the 30s down to the teens. it's working. why doesn't he do it in 50 states? >> all it did was guarantee that some other conservative emerged, and didn't help romney at all. >> but he's not afraid of the other conservative, he got rid of you. >> he just slowed me down. >> what stops him from doing this in any other state? >> you just have to list his former staff and his don

lois, you are on booktv on c-span2. >> caller: so glad to see somebody like chris hedges a un c-span. i feel strongly that the liberal media and the government work together and by doing so they both came advantage. one instance that gave me this idea was a few months ago there was an article by bill keller in the new york times magazine with pictures of osama bin laden and obama on the bottom of that article. since i assumed the media is correct and the government is corrupt wouldn't it be good to expose this unspoken alliance? couldn't that help our country? thanks a lot. >> guest: you put me in the awkward position of defending the new york times. i don't think it is quite that black-and-white. i don't think the new york times is corrupt. i think the new york times is really an institution whose unofficial credo, i say as someone who worked within the institution for a long time, do not significantly alienate those on whom we depend for money and access. that doesn't mean they won't alienate them at times. i think the sin of the traditional media like the new york times is more rel

abc news has learned that the arson joint task force in conjunction with the west hol loi wood sheriff'sa person in custody. the suspect contained at a busy intersection. it's the virtual epicenter in the targeted area. a minivan is being investigated. the person in question is the fourth person authorities have detained and spoken to. the authorities have said very little specifically. there's a 10:00 a.m. eastern press conference scheduled. a massive force is deployed. the search continues. authorities continue to run a desperate race against time that they are losing. >> it's scary out there, josh. thank you very much. in for josh, andrea canning. >>> we begin with breaking news from washington state, where an all-out man hunt is under way for an iraq war vet considered armed and dangerous. police say benjamin barnes is on the roos in mt. rainier. he fled while firing, after killing a park ranger there. >>> homemade fire bombs hit an islamic center, a deli and two private homes. no one was injured. only one exploded. >>> mitt romney is narrowly hanging on to the top spot in iowa. the

the new definition includes victims of each sex and will you a loi the fbi to account for the numberot is charged with the death of stephany flores in her hotel room. watch what happened this morning. >> i want my right to plead a sincere confession but not agree with all of the charges that the prosecutor is charging me with. >> van der sloot wants more time to reflect on his plea. he has until wednesday, by the way. >>> penn state has a new head coach. bill o'brien has accepted the position. he's currently with the patriots and will stay with the patriots until the nfl playoffs. >>> this will show thaw identity theft is everyone's problem. a senior white house agent is a victim. this is an i.d. thief named jamestownsend, 17 years old. they say townsend used the official's social security number to get a credit card. >> at this point in time we want to say he's not a terrorist but he was a child surfing the internet and got this. a lot bigger and my fear is if that number is out there, who else's number is on the internet that anybody can get to? >> a credit agency alerted the autho

loi v the fact that you call me ma'am. very southern boys. i want you to leave information.an make a check payable to ywsc, minden young women's service club, p o'b 482 for the hannah scholarship. i hope you make a lot of mon. good luck with the show. >>> you're about to meet one who busted up this guy pretty good. you think you're going to rob my convenience store with that silly little mask? yeah, i've got another thing for you. watch this. you'll find out how he foiled the intent of that robber, ripped off his mask, and what the police are now doing to find that guy. >>> you saw this video of the robbery attempt gone wrong? >> oh, yes. >> not good. in sacramento, an 80-year-old store clerk scares off a would-be robber. look at him. here he comes thinking he's going to rob this guy's convenience store in a silly mask. you know something? he wasn't expecting this guy, 80 years old, fighting him off, ripping off his mask. there you go, out the door, scared. what does that mean for the investigation in all of this? on the phone, sergeant with the sacramento police department.

marilyn monroe in this new movie called "my week with marilyn" was the challenge and the privilege of a loi lifetime and now it's earned her an oscar nomination on the heels of a globes nomination. >>> we begin this half hour with new details on demi moore's health scare. her publicist is claiming she sought treatment for exhaustion. but this morning there are indications that may not be the whole story. nbc's mike taibbi is outside sherman oaks hospital in california with more. hey, mike, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ann. well it's certainly been a rough patch for the 49-year-old actress. and that number, her age, 49, appears to be a key element in this phase of her story. if she was celebrated by many for her marriage to ashton kutcher, an unlikely marriage, an actor 16 years her junior, this appears to be the flip side. what can happen when it all goes wrong. in october, after the break-up, demi moore looked beyond thin. emaciated, unhealthy, some friends said. of her hospitalization, her publicist said because of the stresses in her life right now, demi has chosen to seek pr

. >> loi still appreciate what th tsa does. i hear them get yelled at.not appreciated some them f of them. i feel safer going through security than i did on september 10, 2001. >> he said they randomly go off. that those scanners actually randomly go off. >> he did. >> that's why he's -- >> the tsa said no, that's not true much the big sanners, anyway. some of the other things can go off. like the x-ray of your bags, that can happen. we digress, boy, there's a bigger issue. mitt romney's money. money, money, money. it's a trump thing. trump is not running and mitt is. it got fiery and aggressive last night. newt gingrich on the right on the defense. wow. can you believe it? after the debates before this where he was on the offense. >> we're going to break it all down for you. >>> it is good to have y'all here with us. good morning, everyone. it's "early start." i'm ashleigh band fill. >> every time you use the y'all. >> this girl's from texas. >> i'm zoraida sambolin. we're bringing you the news. >> nothing gets your blood flowing like good tax returns.

mary wells, jim durfy, george lois, david kennedy, lee, jeff, rich, hal and phyllis, and the last two who are no longer with us, anyway, this is for them and thuso much. i'm really, really honored -- thank you so much, i'm really, really honored, david, kevin and jimmy greenway. [applause] >> wow! >> the nominees for outstanding music and sound are >> and the emmy goes to, great migrations, national geographic channel. [applause] >> accepting the emmy, kate hopkins, sound designer. [applause] ♪ ♪ [applause] >> someone's running. they're running. they're coming. it's your moment. come on! [applause] >> yea! [applause] >> congratulations. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you so much. i would like to thank david hamlin on getting me on this amazing project and for kelly for mixing the tracks and those and davids i would to meet you other than on skype. thank you very much. [applause] >> the nominees for outstanding sin -- cinema togoragy. >> and the emmy goes to explorer, lost mummies of new beginry, national geographic channel. [applause] >> accepting the emmy is ann kerr, di

they are brian bergess, liz obrun, lois little, joe mehrly, and terry vesp of twin field union high school. mr. president, i want to tell you and my colleagues that the winner of this essay contest selected by the panel of five vermont teachers is jennifer sekorski, a senior at winewski high school. in addition-to-jennifer, 18 students were named at finalists. the four runnerups are monica allard, milton high school, kalely ilovac, kate rosca, and caroline in a sebeleska. because of the excellent quality of the essays, we honored the 14 other students with an honorable mention. mr. president, i ask that all of these essays be submitted for publication in the congressional record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. sanders: thank you, mr. president. with that, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. mr. sanders: just a minute. mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the presiding officer of the senate be authorized to appoint the committee on the part of the senate to join a like committee on the part of the house to escort the president of the

mary wells, jim, cliff freeman, george lois, and wyden, david kennedy, jeff goodby, rick silvershein,w riney and phyllis robinson, the last two who are no longer with us. this is for them and thank you so much. really really honored. [applause] kevin, kirk, peter nelson jimmy baldwin and jimmy greenway. [applause] >> the nominees for outstanding music and sound are. >> great migrations, "national geographic" channel. music by prudence, hbo documentary films, hbo. sins of my father, hbo documentary films, hbo. the matador, sundance. air war, world war ii in hd. history channel. >> and the emmy goes to great migrations, "national geographic" channel. [applause] >> accepting the emmy, kate hopkins, sound designer. ♪ >> someone is running. they are running. they are coming. it's your moment. come on. [applause] [applause] congratulations. [applause] >> thank you so much. i would like to thank the academy and david hammons for mixing the tracks. [inaudible] is fantastic, thank you so much. [applause] >> the nominees for outstanding cinematography, news coverage and documentaries are. >> a

there's a guy who writes for "the washington post," the headline -- his name is courtland ma loy.airmen." >> right. >> have you heard any criticism of this movie so far? >> sometimes when you do a movie, you have to humanize them. there are certain flaws that people have so people can relate to them and there's a couple of people in this movie that have problems. one airman has a drinking problem and another airman is kind of rebellious but the good thing is they're not the focus of the movie and that isn't the focus of their inspiration. they overcome these, you know, these problems in their character to do great things. and at least we're talking about the red tails, you know. i was frustrated when, like you say, the hbo movie because i was 20-something years old and i didn't know these men existed, you know, and here i am supposed to have an education and i didn't know that black men fought in world war ii to such courage and honor so, you know, everybody's got their opinions, you know, ultimately, i think our message is one of hope and uplifting. >> what's the number one reaso

jim loy. paul mchale, former colleague in the states congress. phil mudd. eric olson. dan, is he hear? no. maren? guy swan, yes. evan wolf. gary hart, former senator gary hart, very good friend and another of the group here from colorado. and the indefatigable director, former homeland security inspector general clark ervin. the wilson center is pleased to partner with the aspen institute to host this event. the second public discussion we have filled with secretary, open secretary janet napolitano. today, we are examining the international dimension of homeland security. most people don't recognize what an important role the department of homeland security action place internationally. as a recovering politician, as i mentioned who sat on the house homeland security committee and shared it subcommittee on intelligence for many years, i do know about this. representing two of america's largest ports of entry and terror targets, lax and the part of lost interest, i spent a lot of time thinking about the best ways to bet the people who enter our country without slowing t