luckily for us, it is one to come through after sunset.ly tomorrow morning it is right on the coast. snow showers may develop in western maryland to mar. by 3:00 or 4:00, the orioles will be playing baseball downtown. it will be clear skies, but cooler. 56 to 61 will be the height tomorrow. -- the high tomorrow. lil 40 kozuira around garrett county tomorrow. gusting winds on the big, small craft advisory. there could be an early morning thunderstorm. to the three food choppers with winds gusting to 25 knots. the water temperatures in the 50 qazi 2 slowes 60's. -- in the 50's to low 60's. a cold front will arrive on monday, a weaker one, with just a few sprinkles. temperatures dropping into the low 60's. >> in tonight's consumer alert, about half of all americans will not pay dime of income tax this year. 47% of u.s. households will pay no income tax at all for 2009. that is up 38% from 2007. there are some in the credits for low and middle-income families -- so many credits for low and middle income families, they will not pay any tax eith

luckily, i know a lot of great doctors, and they helped me get rid of it.avis: a strange question. given how persuasive you aren',f then hadn't gone the other way, the cancer -- if that had gone the other way, the cancer, the you think you would have felt defeated? or would you say, i am not defeated? this is just the way the story ends. how would you have taken that? >> i would not stop talking. tavis: i will take that and go back to elvis. of this helps make you at 25 or 26 every one -- elvis helps you at age 25 or 26 to be a very wealthy man. now >> i kept a pencil at my bedside, and i got up and wrote, jerry weintraub presents elvis at madison square garden, and i woke my wife up, and i showed it to her. i said, the you know elvis presley? -- do you know elvis presley? she sent -- she said, how are you going to present elvis presley at madison square garden? i said, i am going to present elvis presley at madison square garden. she says, why don't you go to sleep? you are crazy. i went back to sleep, got up in the morning, made a couple of phone calls. c

bird dog and rev, they made it through, luckily. because it went off right underneath them. blew the whole ass of their vehicle off. you are trying to figure out what's debris, shrapnel, what's not, because an ied is typically an initiator for a greater action. it's to sucker us into another event... ...be it a complex attack, a secondary device. the biggest thing is you want to maintain that calm. you got to look for them shooting as well as scan every inch of ground that i possibly can to find out if there is secondary devices. they didn't just put one bomb, they put many. but we knew where they had come from. the bomb had been placed in the road, in a pothole, and someone had just put that out. bird dog, you see that median? because the time from that element coming northbound, and us getting across that single lane bridge going southbound, was ten to 15 minutes at the most. >> iraqi army vehicle just after the bridge. ( explosion ) >> the bomb had blown up right at an iraqi police checkpoint, meaning that the people at the checkpoint are the ones that emplaced it. here w

luckily she was able to get away. police are still searching for the suspect. this morning the space shuttle discovery lifted off of the last time from can the space center in florida. the shuttle will spend almost two weeks in space, delivering spare parts and supplies to the international space station. this is the last scheduled nighttime launch as nasa retires tired shuttle fleet this fall. after spending more than a decade with the philadelphia eagles, quarterback don of the matter is heading down i-95 to suit up for one of their down i-95 -- quarterback donovan nabb is heading down i-95 to suit up for the redskins. still to come, if you are afraid of visiting the dentist, you may be put at ease. house dentists -- how dentists have revamped their offices. >> weather-wise, things are pretty quiet right now. a few sprinkles showing up on radar. we assure you that in a few minutes. here is a look outside. 73 degrees at bwi. 73 degrees at bwi. >> in this afternoon's medical alert, a new study shows that breast-feeding could save the lives of nearly 1000 babies

this was on maryland avenue and luckily, no one was injured including tenants and clerks who worked below. >> reporter: in the shadow maryland state house, a fire breaks out and a clerk realizes it's not something to ignore. >> someone said, there's smoke on the street. he went and grabbed the extinguisher and sprayed in between the two buildings. the firefighters are concerned because of the void between the two structures. >> when the fire gets there, you can't see it until it burns through and with the structures, it will be several buildings long. >> a woman is brought to tears and another woman comforts her. >> the historic district is so beautiful and when a fire happens, it's so tragic. >> reporter: a similar fire took place several years ago and it's in a void space and that ruined buildings and the firefighters were concerned about this one and they got it under control quickly. back to you on tv hill. >>> thank you, to you, suzanne, overnight, five separate shootings broke out. all of the shootings happened between 11:00 last night and 2:00 this morning. this is the scene of a d

father fly down an officer, alleging michael lee roy thomas tried to snatch his daughter who was luckily able to get away. it happened in southwest baltimore. police arrested thomas at his woodlawn home. he has been a registered sex offenders is 2005. >> baltimore city police have charged a man in the beating death of his two-year-old daughter. i-team reporter barry simms has details for us. >> he told police he was trying to discipline his daughter. he has now been charged in her death. we learned he has made other alleged threats of violence. >> the dogs remain in the backyard. apparently, they were not supposed to come in the house. now there owner is at central booking for what one of his neighbors called discipline gone bad. actions against his own daughter lead to child abuse and murder charges. >> he was disciplining the child because the child left the -- let the dogs in the house. apparently, the family had two dogs and they were left outside. when the child but then in, he became angry. he stated to us that he already told the little girl not to let them in. >> inside the house

luckily i'm not being tested so it might take me longer.ecause of those high drop-out study from gallup to identify prime recruits, men who are more likely to pass training. >> in particular targets we are looking at that have a higher rate of success, water polo, lacrosse, rugby, wrestling, triathlons sports like this lend to guys more often than not are going to graduate the program. >> reporter: finding new seals very important because the navy like other branches of the military were told to beef up special operations forces by 15% in this time of war. >> thanks very much. >>> i want to ask him a question. casey, first of all, how long did it take you to do that -- scale that thing? >> reporter: i can't really tell you. >> you didn't go all the way, did you. >> reporter: because of insurance purposes that's my excuse and i'm sticking toe it. >> how many of them make it? how many would be in a class and how many would make it? >> reporter: out of hundreds and thousands of people that to the u.s. navy, less thanq/# 1% of them actually bec

and then we turned around, and luckily, i hit the harmony. [ laughter ] but i was wondering if i couldrew up. [ cheers and applause ] don't screw up the harmony on this song. don't screw up the harmony. >> jimmy: i won't screw up the harmony. >> you start it, you start it. [ jimmy sings off-key ] [ laughter ] >> can we have an "f"? >> jimmy: can i get an "f" please? [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ blamin' it on i blame it on on the nights on broadway ♪ ♪ blame it on the nights on broadway singin' them love songs yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ singin' them straight to the heart songs blamin' it on i blame it on ♪ ♪ on the nights on the broadway blame it on the nights on broadway ♪ ♪ singin' them sweet sounds yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ to that crazy, crazy town ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my god! >> oh, my god. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yes! so happy! that may be the best thing -- that i think i've ever done. i am so happy right now. that is fantastic. it is such an honor. >> thank you. >> jimmy: such a pleasure. >> jimmy -- >> jimmy: the bee gees, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] barry and robin gibb, the bee gees. check out

luckily it didn't do too much damage. that was yesterday near amarillo. a supercell that had formed. that was the storm that was right there. we don't expect any huge severe weather outbreaks today or tomorrow. i think if we're going to get one, the best chance is on friday. that's because of the big storm that hit the west coast yesterday. now it's moving over the rockies. this is going to be a slow moving system. it's going to take until the weekend to get to the east coast. now, as far as this morning goes on the east coast, we have some wet weather out there. florida has seen some thunderstorms overnight, just out of i-4, crossing into the melbourne area, also north of jacksonville we had a thunderstorm push off the coast. north of that we have shower this morning covering much of the state of virginia. so for washington, d.c. to virginia beach to norfolk, you do need your umbrella this morning. it should be beautiful this morning. northern plains look pretty good. at least for today denver should be good, and much of texas should be okay, but there w

>> well, luckily i don't live in a neighborhood directly affected by hunger, but as the city there's been a huge impact on the number of people that has risen a lot. >> how is the situation changed over the past few years. >> with the unemployment risk another forcing people to spend less on food because they have to choose chewing food or health care or telephone service. so not only can they afford less food, they can't afford food that is healthy because they are food that's not as healthy as usually the cheapest. and also as a mentioned before, but is on christmas day was packed when i left there in the year before there was a lot of empty seats. >> interviewed at a lot of volunteers at the food bank. what did you learn from them like >> actually two of the three people i interviewed were volunteers can. is is. he as good as is comparing now to what used to it then the and how much of a difference that was. >> tony about the people who rely on the services for food. >> a lot of the people are food stamp benefit her. said is as you. a lot of the times people who are new to this wh

luckily, she was not hurt but she was shaken up. she came back to the stands a few minutes later. what are the chances of that? >>> the white hse wants to driving more miles on less fuel. the obama administration is setting new tough gas mileage standards. by 2016, it says that cars and trucks will have to hit more than 35 miles per gallon combined. that is 10 miles per gallon over the current standard. still to come, >> my bedroom window was smashed. >> imagine a stricter showing up and destroying your home because of an invitation on line? we'll tell you about a new warning coming up. get ready for your first peek at apples. s' next biggest thing. later today on oprah, two executives trade their suits to go undercover. what would happen if your boss had to do your job at 4:00 today. trend on facebook. when boston couple as fixing $45,000 in damage to their home after a mob of more than 100 teenagers showed up uninvited. this happened when the parents let their 18-year-old son home alone when they went on a trip to paris. the teenagers who were not friends with their son announce

luckily, he was able to get away with the dog and call animal control. >> it is lucky that the gentleman saw them and intervened because the outcome could have been a lot worse for kristie. >> the young people seems to be coming around, something that has shocked her caretakers. she is on antibiotics. >> i'm surprised. we were not sure when she first came in if she had a fractured skull or other injuries. >> in the meantime, representatives from animal control are urging people in the neighborhood to pay close attention to their animals so they do not fall victim like kristie did. >> she is so loving and trusting. how can you be cool to an animal that is like this? -- cruel to an animal that is like this? >> we have heard from dozens of you on our facebook fan page. one viewer says, "people need to learn and respect these poor animals. after all, these are god's creatures, not ours." another viewer wrote, "this type of abuse should not be tolerated and those who committed this vicious crime should be sent to prison with a marker on the record like they give sex offenders." in -- another

luckily, the house was vacant. but that's what makes this case so puzzling. and so far, there is no sign of foul play. >> nobody really knew about it? so i don't know. there were people crying and a lot of people i know went to the office. >>> in north dakota, an early joke sent hundreds of high school students into an attack. the assistant principal announced the school had canceled the prom. some teachers in on the joke and they got upset. >>> the man accused of skinning a guinea pig to make a hat is back behind bars tonight. charles woodson is now accused of threatening children. a woman said woodson made a throat slashing gesture to her children and the judge revoked his bail. earlier this month, he was arrested on animal cruelty charges for killing the guinea pig. he said he killed the animal humanely. >>> the local writer behind the column discussing date rape is under some new employment. plus -- >>> and you kill people. that's wonderful tommy. >> is that scar face for kids or by kids? children take the stage to recreate one of the most notoriously vio

luckily, they lost in the second circuit.citor general urged the supreme court not to take the case. the cablevision case is not the end of these kind of battles. it is the beginning. one of the arguments made by the content-holders was, again, every time you click that button and cablevision made a copy, and was making a copy that needed to be licensed. when they sent a copy to your home, i want tothe seediving bell and the butterfly" one of my favorite movies. it gets sent only to me, but they claim that it was a public performance, as if it were a song played on the radio. they also claim buffer cubbies necessitate a license. those that come up when you do what streaming, the copyright owner's claim there was a cover that needed to be licensed -- when you do web-streaming. when other people come up with interesting cloud technology, a suspect -- as with michael robinson's -- and he is being sued for a lot of money by the recording industry -- so copyright is huge. second is jurisdiction. alan kentucky better than i, people

luckily, her husband jack was close by to keep her company. >> it has been a blessing that they have been hear or that my husband has been here. he's been able to take me to anything that we needed to do to kill time. >> reporter: but it is a mixed blessing because every delay means another heartbreaking good-bye for a couple that won't see each other for half a year. >> it's a pain in the butt because good the byes get harder and harder. >> reporter: london isn't even on the board here. no one knows for sure when flights get off the ground so there's nothing to do but wait. a spokeswoman says they haven't had anyone camping out on the benches here waiting for flights. instead, they have been killing time for area hotels and even sight-seeing. >> we had to do it now. the government's trying to make it easier. >> reporter: but the sitting around never gets easier. many stranded travelers tell us it's a pain in the ash. joce sterman, abc 2 news. >>> british airways has a flight scheduled to arrive tonight. and one that's supposed to head to london. both have been canceled because of th

luckily it hit in a mostly rural area and no injuries or damage has been reported. another funnel cloud was also captured on video in the area. again, no injuries or major damage reported. amazing. >>> and now to a modern day case of rome burning. at the height of the financial meltdown, a number of senior staffers at the securities and exchange commission spent hours watching internet porn instead of overseeing the crashing financial system. the sec's inspector general investigated 33 employees, 31 during the last 2 1/2 years when the financial system nearly crashed. one senior attorney spent eight hours a day looking at and downloading porn. he agreed to resign. an accountant was blocked 16,000 times in just one month from visiting porn sites but bypassed sec filters. he received a 14 day suspension. 17 of the employees investigated earned up to $222,000. >>> this morning democrats are gearing up for a senate showdown next week over financial reform. the first vote is expected on monday, but republicans want more time to bargain. meanwhile, the president didn't mi

we have been dealing with a lot of rain this this past few days but luckily haven't had problems likeaynesboro, tennessee. it a stretch of the highway had to be closed after a part of the roadway washed away. it is 20 feet across and 40 feet deep. nothing like that has happened to us. >> no. we had a quarter to a half an inch generally. some areas a little more than that and we know that a couple of nights ago, sunday evening the storms were training from west virginia through frederick county where they had flood warnings, too. down there they had several inches of rain and that causes those problems for them and for us minor problems this morning. >> things are improving. >> oh, yes. and the sec half of the week a lot of smiles. show you what is happening on live doppler 9000 hd. we have a few light showers across the metro and the upper part of the bay. we will zoom in and show you light sprinkles from eastern fairfax county, west of national airport over to crystal city and the pentagon down to mount vernonen and accokeek. this is moving to the southeast. over to charles county, j

. >> as to the death penalty, luckily i don't know the answer to the question so i give you that -- [inaudible] okay so i don't have to keep switching. i'm not very mechanical. [laughter] i said after the death penalty part of his question and i can say i don't know, i've never had anything involving this customary international on the death another that i can recall so slightly that is the reason of not discussing the death penalty at this moment. there would be other reasons as well. but the question of customary international law at my first reaction is it's not a treaty. and whether or not it's relevant is that as i give some examples because i wanted you to see that the relevance of a particular thing like that, the pans on the case. you could have a treaty for example that has direct implications for how some american was decided or not. he is the part of our domestic law. we're trying to figure it out in the interpretation of it is a turns on customary law. that could happen, for example, in the warsaw treaty that governs airline liability. it could hurt so the answer sometimes

luckily the onion is a comedy website but the fees are getting close to that. >>> former nbc "tonighthow" host announced a shocker today. he will do a new 11:00 p.m. comedy show on tbs. he said "in three months i have gone from network television to twitter to performing live in theaters. now i'm headed to basic cable. my plan is working perfectly." the show will air mondays through thursdays on tbs. it starts in november. >>> as we said here friday night there were reports last week elizabeth taylor was engaged to be married again. this time to her manager jason winters. today taylor denied the story via twitter saying that while winters was her "dearest friend, they were not engaged." it would have made for nuptial number nine. >>> when we come back, trying to keep young children with their mothers in an unusual place. mothers in an unusual place. if you're at high risk of heart disease and taking a statin to lower bad cholesterol, along with diet, adding trilipix can lower fatty triglycerides and raise good cholesterol to help improve all three cholesterol numbers. trilipix has not

, it's just smashed by reckless obama policies telling people not to go on business trips and now luckilyare realizing they're allowed to go on business trips if mr. obama and ms. pelosi are allowed to go on business trips. i'd like to see us down to 5% unemployment in bush years and people steam to forget in the bush years we had good employment. >> neil:'s right about all of the above. i guess i'd like to see it more widely spread. i'm happy we're seeing more hospitality workers and for example, more drive through help here, but i'd like to see it-- the riches spread. >> you won't because you're going to see government jobs, government jobs, government jobs because these numbers illustrate what's going to happen in not just the months, but years to come. >> neil: but the census thing doesn't last too long. >> no, it doesn't, but you're having-- we have bigger government, new fuel economy standards this week, intrusion. new health care law, that's going to be years of government job creation. but the government sucking vital resources away from the private sector. so, i'd be careful-- >>

when auto tune the news' no. 2 came out, luckily, katie couric was on the air during that timeframe dreadedm then on, it has been easy to get 1 million views per video. >> are you in as many of these as your two brothers? >> i am in fewer and fewer because i have been out of town. i was at the university of virginia. i have a summer teaching dig their. >> let's go down the list. michael, where did you go to school customer >> appalachian state. >> i went to school in philadelphia. >> i went to southern methodist university. we met in brooklyn about four or five years ago at a gig. he saw me on stage and the rest is history. we just celebrated our first anniversary. >> are you very political? is that what you were doing this? >> no, i am very musical. that is probably the best reason. i think that this makes for good music. >> what about you, andrew? >> i would say something that my brothers have not said. it is convenient that politics is always happening, so it is easy to make it into an episodic bank. what is more ridiculous right now that american politics? that is the other reason that

luckily, i want to stay out of prison, so i didn't act on my hunch. >> was ed doing the same thing? with me and licked my face. it was very entertaining. it was also uncomfortable. he reminds me so much of my dad. my dad is like a pervert, too. talking to him was like, oh, this is really a bad -- this is early reminiscent of my childhood. >> last thing you do before going to bed at night? >> i set my alarm on my blackberry. >> guiltiest pleasure? >> guiltiest pleasure? um -- oh, gosh. twitter. >> really? you tweet a lot? >> yeah. i tweet. my dog has a tweet, too. chunk handler. he does. he's got a lot of followers. >> i bet he does. jersey shore? >> it's an accurate description. it's a boo. you know, people love it. people didn't love new jersey before. if it's going to bring more people. even if it's not quality people, anything is better than nothing. >> tiger woods, family man, oxymoron? >> no. that woman should go running. >> what about them crying saying tiger did horrible things. >> fine. you know what, he probably did. gloria allred does bad things. her and dr. phil and heidi

>>> luckily president obama didn't have to bid them each good-bye individually, too. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. stay tuned for "amanpour." >>> this week, exclusive interviews with the leaders of nigeria and turkey whose policies are vital to the west. >>> hello, everyone, i'm christiane amanpour, and welcome to our program. we have some fascinating revelations in two exclusive interviews with important world leaders. during president obama's nuclear security summit that broad dozens of leaders to washington, i sat down with turkey's prime minister, erdogan on concerns that he's becoming less committed to the united states and more interested in muslim neighbors. i also talked to nigeria's acting president, jonathan, who gave us his first interview since taking office. we asked him about the christmas day bombing plot and whether nuclear terrorism is his top priority. and we'll also be speaking to former united nations secretary-general kofi annan this hour about good governance in africa and whether the u.s.

luckily, there was no damage and no one was hurt. storm chasers are on the way. >>> the off-the-field trouble. hurting more than just his image. as paul martino reports, they're costing venders in the national football league, a lot of money. >> in the district, where black and gold sells like hotcakes, they've taken big ben's stuff off the racks. >> it's a shame. we have such a great quarterback. and he's won two super bowls. and nobody wants his jerseys. >> the once-severed quarterbacks' items are not selling these days. they've marked things down by 60%. and it's still not selling. >> even before all of this happened, ben merchandise was not selling like it was. >> what is it that made the once invaluable merchandise almost toxic now? >> i have two little boys. i don't really think he's a great role model anymore. i'm not going to support him for my son, basically. i would like them to have somebody better to look up to. >> reporter: still, others continue to support the star quarterback, who has fallen from grace. >> one of the b

we didn't know what, but we needed to get out and luckily we did. >> larry: how many were with you? >> there were probably approximately 15 getting ready to go inside to our sections at the time. >> larry: do you feel -- >> i don't have an exact number, but i feel very lucky and fortunate, larry, so much. >> larry: so how long between the first wind hitting and getting out did it take, do you think? a matter of minutes? >> yeah, it just took a couple minutes. it didn't take very long. like i just stated, we were very fortunate that we were that close to the outside, and were lucky enough to get out to safety. >> larry: we'll be right back with stanley stewart. and more still to come. martina navratilova. don't leave us, stanley, we're coming right back. you're taking the medicine doctors recommend most for joint pain. more than the medicines in tylenol or aleve. the medicine in advil is the #1 doctor recommendation for joint pain. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. dr. scholl's back pain relief orthotics with shockguard technology give you immediate relief that lasts al

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we didn't know what, but we needed to get out and luckily we did. >> larry: how many were with you? >> there were probably approximately 15 getting ready to go inside to our sections at the time. >> larry: do you feel -- >> i don't have an exact number, but i feel very lucky and fortunate, larry, so much. >> larry: so how long between the first wind hitting and gets out did it take, do you think? ray matter of minutes? >> yeah, it just took a couple minutes. it didn't take very long. like i just stated, we were very fortunate that we were that close to the outside, and were lucky enough to get out to safety. >> larry: we'll be right back withsta with stanley. there are engines... and then there's the twin-turbocharging, 365-horsepower-generating, ecoboost engine in the taurus sho from ford. that has the thirst of a v6 with the thrust of a v8. the most innovative full- size sedan in america: the taurus sho, from ford. drive one. . >> larry: we were withstandly stewart who survived the upper big branch mine explosion. stanley, after you got out, you helped get others out or were you b

well, luckily there was a paramedic who was off duty in the opposite lane of traffic. he his bag with him and actually jumped into the lane where shaun was and started an iv immediately. so he was able to secure the scene. he got life flight in and they took him to the hospital from there. >> shaun, do you remember -- i know you don't remember gettingocity bus at that point, but you know the scene since then. explain, if you would, what you've come to think of as the reason why you would have crossed into traffic. >> well, maybe the sidewalks were closed. i usually get off of the bus and continue down the same side of the street for a little bit and wait until i get directly across the street from my house before i cross the street. there's a lot of guys doing roadwork on the sidewalk. maybe i was thinking to try to get out of the way. there really wasn't a sidewalk to walk on there. >> it was an extremely dangerous stop. did police say, megan, who was at fault here? >> the police have issued a report. however, you know, i haven't seen it. i think there was some fault

and luckily there was some wire hanging down the pier. and hold her. >> how cute is she? no one has been able to identify that good samaritan. the mysterious frenchman jumped into the cab after the rescue. the toddler's mother said she'd like to offer him her best wishes and talk to him personally. >>> shocking allegations of abuse on the set of desperate housewives. former cast mate nicolette sheridan is suing a producer. >> she's suing for assault and wrongful termination, according to the associated press. we've seen this lawsuit specifically. sheridan says when she had an issue with a line in the script, she approached mark cherry. this is in september 2008 just to give you a time line. she approached him about it. he took her aside and then, quote, forcefully hit her with his hand across her face and head, according to this complaint. after that happened and she complained upward, she says that she was unceremoniously killed off the show in retaliation. abc and mark cherry haven't made comments about this lawsuit that was settled. a

>>> luckily, president obama didn't have to bid each good-bye individually too. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. stay tuned for "reliable sources." >>> behind the podium. from driving the administration's message to doing battle in the briefing room. robert gibbs is the president's point man. why does his boss keep ripping cable chatter and rush and sean and glenn. our conversation at the white house. >>> in search of oprah. kitty kelley takes on the talk show queen and says much of the media is afraid to challenge her. is the author's new and gossipy biography fair? >>> second act. conan o'brien going from the "tonight show" to basic cable? is that a smart move? >>> plus, charging for tweets. will corporate advertising ruin twitter? >>> a major chunk of washington journalism is filled in through the prism of the white house, which is why you see so many reporters standing right here on the north lawn. and a good bit of that coverage involves the man whose job it is to deal with the media. as anyone who's ever

we don't see each other, so luckily i'm in a different building than he is.arry: why'd you break up? >> it was just time to move out. >> larry: still love him a little? >> oh, yeah, i'll love him a lot for a long time, but it was time to -- >> larry: he would have been a nice catch. >> he would have been a nice catch. he was a catch for four years while we were together. >> larry: did you live together? >> we did. >> larry: wow. >> i had to really get my clothes in a hurry. >> larry: okay. we sent the king cam out to get some questions. here's one about chelsea's books. watch. >> hi, i'm christina. chelsea, why do you write so many books about having sex? >> i only write one book about having sex, but it probably seems i wrote a lot more, just because by the essence of speaking about sex, people think you're having way more than you you're actually having. >> larry: you haven't had a lot? >> not recently. >> larry: in the past? >> in the past i've had many sexual partners but not as many as one would think somebody who wrote a book about. i don't have, like p

luckily for them every door they tried was locked.he stairwell was now a tunnel leading them out of the building. doors could be opened by anyone inside the building but were locked against intruders trying to enter offices from the stair well. we are going to go back and get left out so much, he fretted. well and cliff were in the stairwell on the 54th floor when they received the ultimate confirmation that the overreacted. building officials made the announcement people in the south tower could remain in their offices. there was a lot of noise in the stairwell and the announcement was not heard clearly but after people shushed one another, the announcement was repeated 30 seconds or a minute later. but by now the stairwell was so crowded it was impossible to go back up. just as well was resigning himself to the weeks of humiliation at the hands of his jokester friends, the united air plane crashed into the south tower. the stairwell shook. it actually undulated like a snake. will recall seeing people on the landings three or four fl

so luckily i fell on a short weekend, or i might -- borrowed my dad videocam and so i make this all thee. i knew how to run the software, and i was able to film the video and put it all together. >> congratulations on this win, aleczander, get. what we do with the money? >> i'm going to but most of it into college come into my savings account for college. and i'm going to keep a little bit out for pocket money. >> thanks for joining us today. >> thanks. >> let's watch a little bit of alexander's video, "what you see, and what you don't." >> my neighborhood used to be full of neighborhoods. now there only a few of us left. many have left to search for work or to live with relatives. those left are feeling the effect of the economy pretty heavy and have made cutbacks. many of my friends parents are hanging by a thread working several jobs or looking for work and are behind on the house payment. >> alexander's entire documented and all of the winning videos, just go to studentcam.org. >> too big to fail is a harder issue. my own view is that we are past the days of exclusively small, local

have seen her in bars and fall down in public, seen her get into a car, behind the wheel and have luckily friends pull her out and put her in the back seat. because i just don't care much about these people to be frank you with but the people she could hit on the way home. >> yeah. >> i think she needs help right away or will wipe out a family on sunset boulevard and feel bad doing celebrity time. >> even though you don't fully trust michael, at least he acknowledges it but amazingly the parents see it so entirely differently. we'll leave it there. thanks so much. >>> we were right there after kate gosselin got kicked off "dancing with the stars." >> that was a lot to deal with and, um -- >> i wouldn't say that. considering everything that was going on in her life, i thought she still gave me more than i could ever ask from her. >> yeah, kate took it pretty hard but her getting booted may be a good thing. is kate a big winner today? is she a big loser, the great "showbiz tonight" debate. kim kardashian's booty pretty much its own star. i don't really get why so many people talk about kim

. >> this is an earthquake as powerful as haiti's that luckily was not centered in a populated area. we know if it had run right through parts of mexico, it could have been disastrous, what you about southern california. is southern california prepared for an earthquake of this magnitude is this because the last major one was 6.7, this was 7.2. >> we have almost the seam size earthquake back in 1992 a couple years before north ridge's called the plan ders. and be prepared. we are a lot better than if we haven't done what we've done, but we can always do who are. a 7.2 will be causing damage nearby sort of no matter what you do. you can't secure your whole life to the point that it won't be affecteded by an earthquake like this. >> what lesson should we all take from this earthquake? >> well, we need to remember that we live in an earthquake country. north ridge was 15 years ago. we've had a very quiet 15 years. that's in the long term average. magnitude 7s every ten years is more of the long term rate for california and we need to be ready for these type of events. >> dr. lucy jones,

luckily the officer who was shot was wearing a bullet proof vest.oman is in the hospital with a nonlife-threatening gunshot wound. >> gregg: as washington tries to revamp wall street, troubling new allegations made against one of the world's most powerful financial firms, the security and exchange commission accusing goldman sachs of defrauding investors. molly henneberg is live in washington with more. molly, what more can you tell us about what the government alleges goldman sachs did? >> hey, gregg. this is a civil fraud case and goldman sachs says the charges are, quote, completely unfounded in law and fact and will fight them. the sec says goldman sachs sold sub prime mortgage securities to investors a couple of years ago as the housing market was collapsing, but didn't tell the buyers of those securities about a conflict of interest. specifically that one of the clients, hedge fund operator that was putting together the securities product, was also betting that the investments would fail and profited when they did, as did goldman sachs. that's

luckily we had a great doctor. she was great with us.inute as it progressed. and we just felt at seizease. >> and isn't it true at least for me it was as the woman going through it that all the hardships and all the little problems that you had during pregnancy went away in that magic moment that that baby is born? >> nothing matters. nothing before or even after at that point matters. everybody's about him and your life together wither wife and creating a future. and we didn't find out, we didn't know what we were having, so just in the surprise of it all, it's just like it all hits you, oh, wow, little league and everything that's going to go along with that. it's just a great experience. >> and so do you all plan to be in the delivery room? >> yes. >> yes, yes? good. it really is amazing to be there. norman, finally, april confessed to us that -- because you got pregnant so soon after getting married that it seemed a little bit soon for her. has that been the case for you? >> no. >> you might be the perfect man. >> no, i'm not. >> ser

. >> luckily we've been using the metro and not on the road with the cars. it looks bad. i'm glad i'm not driving. >> reporter: and traffic was extremely bad yesterday. connecticut avenue, for example, was just a parking lot all through town, not just around the tidal basin area or closer to the national mall, it was a parking lot pretty much all the way solid through the district yesterday. so, you're definitely want to leave that car at home. something else you can do is ride your bike down here. they have bike corrals where you can put your bike in there, lock it up, keep their eye on it. it's free. that's another way to do it as well. absolutely beautiful. i love coming down here and technically we're past peak but you just wouldn't know it. so many blossoms out here it's gorgeous. >> i'm sure it will be like that all weekend. definitely lovely. thank you. >>> if you do brave the crowds and head to the cherry blossom festival we want to see your pictures. send them to isee@nbcwashington.com. >>> prince george's county won't be cracking down on fast food after all. mar

and we got in to talk to these kids and luckily that jail has been built by the wta under president rooseveltse kids and say you know it's kind of rough out there. you're probably safer in here so we -- it's getting dark. it's get you out of here in morning. do you think you'll be all right? >> yeah. >> we'll have to get ourselves out of here. we go outside. and the sheriff says i don't think you go that way. what other way is out? well, i'll take you down a different road. so he said you follow me. so he got in front of us. he told the bailiff, the one deputy he had to get behind us. you follow me so we got this route and turned to the right and then go out in the dark and then -- we started weaving this black top. and we realized that this is the way to get us off the main road. so we go back -- ben is driving and jim lawson is looking at him, damn this is a funeral procession and the reverend hooks says what the hell do you say something like that at a time like this? [laughter] >> we were driving. and we go down this road. we pass a cop parked on the right side of the road. and there was

for that so they are off the hook for a lot of other passengers who are fending for themselves and luckily dubai has a lot of hotels, is better prepared for this kind of thing in other cities, with hotels bursting further, it is a problem and the airlines are congested. but you can imagine they want this resolved very fast. >> we wish you safe and speedy travel for you and as well as others who are stranded because of this, greg. >> thank you. >>> last january, defense secretary robert gates warned the white house in a memo that the u.s. does not have an effective long-term plan for dealing with iran's nuclear program. caroline joins us with details here in washington. >> iran could have their nuclear program finished in a year and a bomb in five years and secretary gates says there is no effective plan to stop them. his memo says they need to layout a set of circumstances if iran fails to break a timeline. some are not surprised by the memo. >> i didn't have to read the memo from mr. gates to acertain that. we do not have a coherent policy, i think that is pretty obvious. >> i think the a

. >> but luckily we've got him right now.butler/michigan state match-up. >> they're actually favored in the game against michigan state and a lot of people would say that butler may feature the best player in the final four. so as you mentioned, they are not a cinderella. they've played exceptional basketball and probably the most impressive run to get to the final four. >> i would certainly say that this butler team, the slip are doesn't fit them, but the butler progm, the butler story, absolutely does with all the history and tradition. the idea that they could actually win a national championship and on top of everything else have it be in their hometown, it's going to be great in this arena tonight with all those butler fans. >> but tom izzo, this is a guy who was stachblt lconstantly in four. tough guy to coach against. >> he really is. nobody better at preparation. the one advantage he'll have, they will have had basically week to get ready for this. and you talk about the experience him being here last year. they under

. >> i was pretty luckily in terms of the severity of the rattle snake bite.was on the mild side. bill: whoa! poor guy. martha: i was in arizona and we went hiking, horseback riding and they say watch out for rattle snakes and i'm thinking what do i do if i see one, what do i do if i'm bitten by one. what are you suppose to do if you're bitten by one? send us an e-mail. bill: i hate the strong word, i said it, i apologize, however, i strongly dislike the world of snakes! >>> it's the largest grounding of airline flights since 9/11, we're hearing about routes have been grounded because of this, a volcanic eruption in iceland. want to show you satellite images. there's one of them there. go to the next one. this is march 31st, so that goes back even two weeks. folks, this volcano has been puffing for a while. it's the most recent spewing of volume cannish ash that's causing huge disruptions. what's it like to fly through? actually, that's not what you want to do. t.j. frost can tell us that, international commercial airline pilot, he has a website, d.j. frost.co

luckily, garrett atkins has come back from his bruised shin. he is back in the lineup today.e is ready to go. he is looking forward to getting some hits, along with his teammates. >> i mean, baseball is a numbers games. if we keep getting opportunities like we have, things will start work out for us. the offensive part of the game, we are not worried about it. we will start hitting and guys will be driving in runs. hopefully today is the day to start doing that. >> if you look at the signup, there is a lot of guys that can hit one through nine, but maybe not the power. part of that will fall on you. >> i don't know if my role is to provide power or not. i know my role is to drive in runs. that's what this game is all about, scoring runs and driving in runs. if you are in a position to drive in runs ugot to get it done. we haven't really done that. so things like that are important. and i think that's why i am here, try to drive in runs. as far as home runs go, those will come. if you are hitting balls hard, things like that will happen. >> and the home runs have happened for

. >> luckily, we're not penalized when we miss those numbers. protecting your investments from another goldman-type bombshell. at 10:50, a former goldman insider on whether wall street is in need of an extreme ethical makeover. and we're going to pull out the goldman sachs business principles. at the top of the hour, the fallout in financials. we'll be right back. >>> also just ahead, the ipo pipeline stuffed. over 100 new issues expected to hit the market this year. we'll show you how to separate the weak from the strong. >>> and are you more or less in favor of financial regulation post goldman sachs? the s.e.c. charges against goldman sachs, that is. please vote. squawkonthestreet.cnbc.com. >>> bob pisani on the floor of the new york stock exchange. welcome back to "squawk on the street." there's over 100 ipos in the pipeline this year. the big issue? we've got a robust first quarter of offerings. what does that mean down the road, good news, bad news here? is it going to spike in volatility that we're going to see on friday, did that dampen