una replica de 3. 1 de magnitud se produjo a las 11:21 de la noche del domingo, 8 millas al sur de louisa mineral... mineral fue el epicentro dele g. protestan ante la corte suprema por la reforma de salud del presidente.. detalles mas adelante.. recuer qicias washona al alc de mano, sdebes hacer ick en nraagina ticiascom.. buscar noticdc en facebo audiencias sobre la constitucionalidad de la reforma de salud del presidente obama,fernando pizarro nos cuenta los detalles.. este lunes fue la primera de 1 inusual sesion de 3 dias en que la corte suprema escucha los argumentos en favor y en contra de la constitucion alidad de la reforma de salud aprobada aqui en washington hace 2 anos. ============== mientras activistas de ambos se manifestaban ante el tribunal, la corte suprema inicio el primero de 3 dias en que oira argumentos de los 26 estados que demandaron al gobierno, y la administracion obama que defiende la reforma de salud. tras 1 primera sesion de 89 minutos, este critico a la reforma de salud salio confiado en que el tribunal emitira 1 fallo a su favor. ilya shapiro, instituto cato

another earthquake shaking louisa county overnight. the u.s. geological survey confirms the 3.1 quake hit before 11:30 last night outside mineral. no reports of injury or damage. the epicenter of the 5.8 quake was mineral and they say there have been dozens of aftershocks. >> sunshine this afternoon after a dreary weekend. adam caskey has a look at the forecast. >> very good midday to you. temperatures are rising nicely and holding off. it is gusty out there. earlier this morning the sun rise in damascus. a beautiful shot. sunrise just after 7:00 this morning, hardly a cloud in the sky. the wind is shaking the trees. rather gusty. a north wins at 15-25, gusting up to 35 miles an hour periodically this midday. is 58 degrees in arlington, 52 in leesburg. 49 in berkeley springs. king george, 60 degrees already. low 60's this afternoon. we could be talking freezing temperatures by tomorrow. more on that coming up. the cherry blossoms are nearly gone of the tidal basin because of the rain on the weekend. the festival is just getting started. tourist

the federal emergency management agency is giving the louisa county school board $3.8 million. it will be used for school construction and other costs related to the earthquake damage. fema has already contributed funds to rebuild both the high school and elementary school. >>> we've been talking about the warm weather and enjoying it because we're going to pay a price. our unusual warm weather means bugs will be around in greater numbers. >> the new report warns this could lead to a record surge in lyme disease. >> there is nothing worse than being sick and people not being able to find what it is that is wrong with you. >> reporter: monty was bitten right here in her front yard in mclean 20 years ago when lyme disease was far more of a mystery. it took seven years and more than $300,000 in medical expenses to finally get the right diagnosis. since then she's made it her mission to inform the public about tick borne illnesses. >> education is key. >> reporter: that education will be especially key this year according to findings by researchers at the kerry institute of ecosyst

and initially, the true heroes in response, as we saw in tusk louisa and saw in newark, new jersey, recently. saw in upstate new york and vermont are the first responders. the police officers, the paramedics, the e.m.t.'s and nurses and doctors and neighbors helping neighbors. talked to a woman in tennessee last year during the floods in nashville, and it was this home that was completely flooded. actually it was a week later, and it was being mucked out or cleaned out by again, lutherans and another, i forget the other name of the other faith-based group. there were two groups cleaning up her front home and she's sitting out this 86-year-old woman saying all these nice people are helping me clean out literally what's left of their home and she said i wouldn't have survived if it wasn't for my neighbor that broke my front window out and pulled me out and saved her life. he was a nice young man, a 63-year-old neighbor, the nice young man that saved her life. [laughter] >> but it's neighbors helping neighbors. those are the heroes. those are the people that we need to make sure that they are p

on tuesday september 6th at noon michael beshallow and louisa thomas will discuss their book, a testament of faith in world war i. on thursday, september 8th at 7:00 p.m. we'll continue our series of programs in conjunction with our exhibit, what's cooking uncle sam, with a screen that explores the legacy of the school lunch program. participating in the post-screening discussion is dan glickman and others. we are also honored to once again welcome our partner on this the second women's equality day program we've done together. the sewall-belmont house and museum director. page harrington has been executive director of the sewall-belmont house since 2008 executive director of the sewall-belmont house since 2008. she served as president of united states naval memorial working with senior u.s. navy leadership to facilitate the reorganization of the business programs. she received her business degree at san diego state university and earned two masters degree from the university of san diego. her first in public history, historic preservation and teaching and second in nonprofit management a

you can see that louisa is sort of dropped into this in the same fashion. now you can see the collection of goods. this is a hitchcock chair. these are stenciled forms. so again they're using a sort of faux painting to make them look more embellished than they might be. the carpet is sort of pushed up to really emphasize its placement. it is not following necessarily a three dimensions perspective. it's a whole cornucopia of goods. it's a portrait just as much of the people and their goods. and joseph moore is a hatter part of the year and a dentist other parts of the year and actually the mfa has many of the family -- so many of the jewelry, the other items, the chairs are actually passed down. so these are their household objects as well as his dental tools which are in the mfa collection. interesting enough, 1839 really i argue represents the heyday, the height but also the passing of this world of sort of itinerant innovators and decentralized production and sort of fancy consumption. because, of course, in 1839 in terms of portrait yur is the invention

so far, the only reports is louisa virginia, with some snow along the highway east of charlottesvilleving eastward. hit me up at facebook or twitter if you see the flakes start falling early this morning. winter weather advisory. orange spotsylvania, points southward, that's until noon. that's where we're expect the accumulations today. clouds are increasing. areas of snow will continue to push on in. it's mainly south of washington. but there will be a narrow band of heavy snow setting up in central virginia and that's where we'll ski our accumulations. fredericksburg southward, one to three inches. north of there in the metro area a few accumulations. -- flurries. and in parts of lower southern maryland. not a big deal but enough to cause a few slick spots for folks south of washington. 70 by thursday. warming up. >> all right. we'll take it. thanks very much. speaking of warming up, we've got a ways to go because leesburg, 25 degrees. >> brrrhh! >> this is a live look at the beltway. things moving slowly. [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a b

. >>> fema, giving $138,000 to the louisa county school due to damage caused by the 5.8 magnitude earthquake were previously awarded $19 million. the school suffered major damage. the price tag to rebuild is considered to be $43 million. >>> a popular actor is headed to space. ashton kutcher, the 500th person to sign up for a suborb tall trip through virgin galactic. they get a 2 1/2 hour flight, and views of earth from 62 miles high. no date set on when kutcher will take his space flight. virgin galactic hopes to start service next year. >>> apple sold 3 million new ipads since they came out. they come a faster processor and a revamped camera $3 million in sales is its strongest launch yet. apple plans to sell its new ipad in 24 more countries by the end of this week. >>> having trouble selling your home? try installing so-called skinny mirrors. local real estate agent pat kennedy notices more mirrors on the market and they are the kind that make people look thinner. it can make perspective buyers field food about themselves, therefore, feel good about the house. >> i think we will see more

. >>> a teacher at one of the louisa county, virginia schools damaged by last year's earthquake won a she won third place in the great american classroom makeover. she says she intends to use the $1,500 on school supplies for her students. >>> 6:54. time to reveal the answer to our question of the morning and that question one more time -- >> and special guest star delia goncalves is here with the answer. >> drum roll please? >> here we go. >> of course it's b.. their hair appointment? >> why? the woman said -- one of the viewer said it's got to be makeup. >> you know if my hair isn't looking right the whole day isn't looking right. the whole day is off. this is dan our producer's idea. i was inside the newsroom getting ready for the hit. putting makeup on and doing my hair and chuckled to myself when this came on. i said well of course, i love my food. i really do. but, i will skip a meal to make my hair appointment. >> you have done that. >> you have done that. >> i remember a lot of your stylists are saying during last year's snowmageddon are you open? are you open for your hair ap

. >> hi, everybody, i'm louisa tomorrow, the summit continues as agreements on greece's debt swap, capitalizationsto be in place. also, spanish jobless data for february is out. we'll find out if the employment environment is improving in that region. and on the earnings front, we get results fromimi, and be speaking to the group's ceo. tune in to cnbc world to catch the overseas action. "going global" with your money. >>> welcome back. treasuries certainly havbeen responsive to higher rates, but lacking momentum. look at interday of 10s, up six. range-bound. look at the 30, while we're up seven on a range of ten basis maybe thmost interesting story is the dollar index. looks like an ekg go around the zero li. year-to-da chart clearly see bumping along at some of the les dollar of 2012. >> rick, thank you so much. rick santelli in chicago. it is a big dayfor walt just christened crews line ship the far mary? >> hey there, the disney faasy which you cae my right shoulder carries ou basically more than its capaci cruise business. the sister ship,04 contriting to the bottom line.ú contributor.appen

the award winning singer will perform on sunday, may 20th in the parking lot of louisa county high schoolneral was the center of that 5.8 earthquake last august. shortly after the quake the small town of about 500 people beat out kansas city in an online voting contest to host jackson. >> mineral's mayor said she expects about 6,000 tickets to be available. >> you're officially transferred. >> where should we report? >> 21 jump street. >> at the box office this weekend 21 jump street is back. this time as a movie. jonah hill and channing tatum go under cover at a local high school to investigate a drug ring but they figure out how high school is nothing like they remember and they have to be awkward teenagers all over again. 21 jump street, rated "r." >>> will ferrell is international with his latest film. he plays a rancher in financial trouble. the successful little brother comes in to save the day but his business practices might not be legit. plus, ferrell falls in love with his brother's fiance. the movie is rated "r." >>> jason siegel and ed helms and susan sandon star in "jeff who

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the award-winning singer will perform on sunday, may 20, in the parking lot of louisa county high school. mineral was the center of a 5.8 earthquake last august, shortly after the quake the small town of about 500 people beat out kansas city in an online voting contest. mineral's mayor said she expects about 6,000 tickets to be available. >>> and a developing story from michigan. people in dexter, michigan, will spend the day assessing the damage after a tornado ripped through their rural town. this is near ann arbor, michigan. the slow-moving storm was part of a system packing large hail, heavy rain, and high winds. the twister demolished several commercial building and homes there. there are no reports of any injuries, though, or deaths. >>> and tom kierein is here now. the -- the remnants of the storm system that moved through headed our way? >> yeah, but it's weakened dramatically thankfully. we'll get a few passing light sprinkles. then maybe showers this afternoon and this evening. right now, we've got some low clouds, a little patchy fog. it's damp and cool. around 50 degrees. sun

louisa, thank you. >>> i want to take you back now as we were leading off the half hour with rick santorumntsville, alabama. our ron mott joins me now to fill us in. explain the type of message that rick santorum is trying to convey in the south, hoping to get some of that southern hospitality his way. >> hey, there, thomas. rick santorum got a little bit of flak for harping on the social issues particularly in michigan. while he's not going to get the same kind of heat down here in the deep south because that's message that the conservative voters want to hear. on paper, it would seem newt gingrich territory since he grew up a couple of states over in west georgia. but, you know, dealing with mississippi and alabama now, this is a lot about social values, this is the teeth of the republican party and the fans are in the deep south. that's why mitt romney isn't expected to do well here. this is a crowd he's had some trouble connecting with. while newt gingrich has focused on energy with the $2.50 newt gallon and who doesn't want to pay $2.50 for gas with the prices where they are, but rick

people like viola louisa died so we'd have that chance to vote.died so we'd have that precious right. >> now your parents, your father was assassinated. your mother gave her life until her days were over to give you and your sisters and brother a better life. you have a daughter. the only grandchild of dr. king. and you and your beautiful wife andrea hope to give her a better life than you guys had because that's what your parents did. yet with these laws, we don't know if that's true. >> well, you are absolutely correct. and i think what i was most excited about in our nation was we used to elect -- we used to elect officials who we would hear this notion, the good politician plans for the next election. but the statesperson plans for the next generation. and it seems like we are not concerned about the next generation. we've got to find a way to bring the cadre of young people and new candidates into the process. and one of the things i would say if you are 18 and you can go to war. by the time you're 21 you become a captain in the military, the