with pressure from mack and others, the maker of huggies pulled the ads.feedback from dads. we recognize our intended message did not come through and that we need to do a better job communicating the campaign's overall message. mack is still a huggies s enthusiast. yes, sometimes businesses, like babies, just need a change. john berman, abc news, new york. >>> and we couldn't resist a "made in america" footnote to this story. did you know that the disposable diaper was invented by a connecticut housewife who could not take it anymore. mother of two. she was inspired to carve up her shower curtain. turned it into a reusable diaper cover. and crafted the final one from parachute cloth and sold that patent for a million dollars. >>> we thank you for watching tonight. we're always here at abcnews.com. "nightline" will be here later. and we hope to see you right back here again tomorrow night. have a great night. ♪ beth! hi! looking good. you've lost some weight. thanks. you noticed. these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. [ female announcer ] people

mack's information will be there. thank you. >> one more important thing i wanted to mention. >> very quickly. >> very quickly is that we have an essay contest for ninth graders in d.c. public schools and d.c. public charter schools. how i am preparing for college. 500-word essay contest. we have prize money to help them start saving for college. >> we'll have all that information on the website and they can sign up and submit an application. that's g. all right, thank you, mr. mack. we've run out of time. lets get the forecast. >>> temperature wise we're going into the 70s. afternoon highs are only 57. we may be 74, 75 but also the threat for some isolated showers and storms to pop up. it's gloomy in spots but we'll definitely see peeks of sunshine. this is the storminess we had this morning. it's gone. look at all the low-level moisture in the forms of clouds. lots of breaks, especially to the west. manassas already 72. to the east clouds are thick. it's only 60 at the naval academy. cambridge 62. even down south we

mack dreidel. >> putting out candles with a hockey puck. >> wow. >> no way. no way. >> not really seeing it all in one shot. a lot of camera moves. >> i believe it. i'm saying this kid is really good. the wind of the puck is blowing out the candles. what do you think, mack, what do you say? >> the kid can skate real good backwards. i think it's one of those great fakes. >> this is breaking a window with your fingers. >> i'm going to go with real on this one, because it looks like some sort of training going on. probably a trick we don't know. this is a firefighter. you think the firefighter is fake? >> i think it's real, too. >> i think it's fake because firefighters are notorious for pulling pranks on each other. >> firefighters use things, not their hands. >> real. >> fake. >> i'm going to say real. >> i'm going to say real. why would anybody fake something like this. >> tiebreaker. suv versus big -- >> that is awesome. >> real. all real. awesome. best awesome. >> real but pretty dumb. who cares. a truck in the mud. >> if i was going to buy an suv i'd want

senator inouye, jack reid, jerry moran, representative mack thornberry, representative mike simpson and representative sanford bishop. our chairman is rocco sis sill an know. i understand the purpose of this meeting is to discuss the memorial. you recently just heard from him. commissioner of the house seated behind me. appointed by the president. your congressional colleagues. senator inouye, jack reid, jerry moran, representative mack thornberry, representative mike simpson and representative sanford bishop. our chairman is rocco sis sill an know. i understand the purpose of this meeting is to discuss the memorial. while some may be here to discuss a design point of view which may be legitimately different from the commission's standpoint, i'm here to answer the questions to the best of my ability and demonstrate what the proposed memorial is and what it is not. since if in my extended statement for the record, you'll see how we worked with congress and numerous government agencies such as the national park service, gsa, ncpc, commission of fine arts, the district of columbia and many

fund pioneer chuck royce on where he is finding quality companies under the radar, next on consuelo mack's "wealthtrack". >> the company you keep is also the company we keep. together we help provide a lifetime of guaranteed income and investment solutions. >> additional funding provided by loomis sayles, investors seeking exceptional opportunities globally. wintergreen, your home for global values, and research affiliates, an efficient index for an inefficient market. >> hello and welcome to this itio of "wealthtrack". i'm consuelo mack. here's where we stand. low short-term interest rates as far as the eye can see. week of improved economic news. one of the best new year market performances in years. more professional investors jumping on the bullish band wagon. it should be enough to turn the head of even the most jaded investor, right? wrong. as a group, individual investors are not biting yet. if you look at figures from the investment company institute, net flows into domestic stock funds, while better than the billions that were moving in the opposite direction recently, are barely

that's congresswoman mary bono mack. she's cool.she's hitting it out of the ballpark for us. she can come back any time she wants. she has good music. 7 million americans abuse prescription drugs, we're told, in 2009. that's according to one survey. it's more, they say, than the number of people who use cocaine, heroin, and hallucinogens and inhalants combined. they held a hearing last week. congresswoman mack of california was at those hearings or part of those hearings. she joins us now. it's nice to see you. we love having you back, of course. last time you and i spoke it was before you had gone before these hearings and now you've had a chance to bring in industry and government and have those hearings last week. how do you think it went? >> well, thank you for having me back, soledad. i think the hearing went very well. first and foremost we're getting more and more members of congress to focus attention on this problem. i testified with members from west virginia, kentucky, massachusetts and before -- other members from wiscon

jody mack just landed a full- time job as a marketing coordinator at marin software in san francisco. it's been a year and a half long job hunt since graduating college. >> next are changing. >> reporter: how many resumes do you have out there? >> countless. >> reporter: dozens, hundreds? >> in between. >> reporter: mack is one of 121 new employees marin software expects to hire this year. the company is growing so fast, it is adding a third floor to its downtown offices. they are part of the encouraging bay area-wide picture. 14,000 new jobs added just in january. it is the strongest job growth yet. but california is still struggling compared to the rest of the country. >> we gained 130,000 in the past year but we lost so many jobs at one point 4 million. and we still have about 2 million californians considered unemployed. >> reporter: the bay area numbers are strong because of jobs in the tech industry. the biggest improvement was in the east bay where the unemployment rate dropped two points to 9.6% from a year ago. nieman marcus opened an 85,000- square-foot store in walnut creek

from 1997, county sheriffs jay prince and richard mack, petitioners versus the united states, respondent. >> in the federal state context, this court has upheld laws passed under the spending power, the commerce power including the power to preempt state legislation and the article 6 duty of state judges to hear federal causes of action. the interim provisions the of the brady acts is not an exercise of any of those powers. the court of appeals for the 9th circuit held that in essence, congress may commandeer the sheriff's departments of our country as long as the laws concerned do not interfere undially with their duties. >> mr. hole brookses answers in oral argument are i believe fully consistent with the position that they have taken in their brief. and i think for understandable reasons. they believe that there's a failure of power on the part of the federal government to enact the law of this kind just as if it were the government of brazil or the king of belgium. >> can is the state require the federal government to do something snug. >> no. >> why doesn't it work in reverse. >> be

mack, madam secretary. another florida colleague, mr. deutsch of florida. >> thank you, madam chairman. madam secretary, thank you for being here. it is safe to say that certainly here on the hill and around the world, you are extraordinarily respected for the job you do, and i particularly would like to thank you for your leadership in critical areas of instability in the middle east, preventing a nuclear armed iran, human rights and your continued advocacy for foreign assistance. i would like to talk first about syria. and rather than continue the discussion that you've had already on what -- what happening now has to end, i would like to talk about what's happening at this moment. just today it was reported that 23 people were killed when syrian troops ambushed a group trying to smuggle western journalists out of the country. i don't know whether the body of marie colvin, the american who wrote for the sunday times of london, whether that body has been recovered. if you have information, i would welcome that. the same with the french

ted mack is following the story for politico. thanks so much for being with us. >> no problem. >> first of all, politico has indicate this death sudden and shocking many people in washington and around the country. the impact that you think he's had on the field of journalism and also online journalism. >> i think it's fair to say he has had a mixed impact. certainly has activate ad lot of conservative journalists, has been a mentor to a lot of conservative activists and been able to pausch lot of stories into the mainstream, maybe not as explosively as some of his more well-known work but he certainly was a well-known figure and helped promote conservative ideas and helped promote conservative journalism. on the other hand he was also, you know, someone who sometimes didn't follow the same standards of journalism as more mainstream journalists and as such found himself trapped in some controversy. >> rick santorum calling him a powerful voice. mitt romney saying that ann and i deeply saddened by the passing of andrew. and sarah

mack is still a huggies enthusiast. yes, sometimes businesses, like babies, just need a change.question. did you find the huggies ad campaign offensive? let us know at wnnfans.com. a lot of guys saying, "i'm tir

john mack is the former c.e.o. of morgan stanley, one of the first global investment banks to establish a presence in china. zhang xin is the c.e.o. of soho china, one of the country's largest real estate developers. ian brepl smer the of eurasian group. i am pleased to have them all here to talk about china, the plit currents and i begin with you. tell me how you think chinese economy looks over the next several years. what are the challenges? >> i think 2011 we had one of the most challenging years. in the 17 years i have become... i've been doing i have never seen credit so tight. banks are not lending because, you know, china was fighting against inflation so the way to do it is to tighten the credit. as a developer, of course, even worse, residential developers, you cannot sell home. for those who have one home, you can simply not buy a second home no matter what your need. so that was how the chinese government was so strict in controlling the inflation. but by the end of last year inflation is pretty much un

he leads mack by 4 point. it's an eight-point shift in the incumbent's favor.ow, nelson is still under 50. i still believe it's going to hinge on the presidential itself but it's another point, this gender gap issue showing up at presidential polls and it hurt the republican brand. any way, we're just about a minute away from the opening bell. becky quick is here. i saw the joble claims numbers and it feels like one of those days, the market is going to be in a good mood. no? >> maybe not so much. the dow is going to open up about 60 points below which is a surprise because the joble claims were better than expected. we are still hovering around the historically low levels. the fourth quarter gtp is still 3%. people were thinking that we'd see 3.1 to 3.3%. also, we've got best buy numbers in. this is better than we expected. they told us about that already. the numbers came in at $2.47 a share of profit. that's better than the 2.$2.16 that the street expected. all in all, it's going to be pretty good. i want to thank you for that shout out to girl power. women

he spent $8,000 on ribs, fried chicken, mack and cheese. >>> and finally, the eh network announced tuesdayople clint eastwood and family are coming to reality tv. watch out kardashians. mr. eastwood and country will feature dena eastwood. eastwood's daughter with actress frances fisher. >>> i don't know, i don't see it. but, you know. >> i think -- >> maybe they're, like, wild and crazy and -- >> i don't imagine him being too much of a part of it. people are going to want to see it for him and it's all about his wife and kids. >> tune in. you'll find out. i'm lynne barry. this is first look on msnbc. "way too early" with philly guys starts right now. >> we did it again. people are saying you're being out stanced and everybody is talking about all the math and all of the things that this race is inevitable. well, for someone who thinks this race is inevitable. you spend a whole lot of money against me for being inevitable. >> rick santorum argued that if you look at the math, the nomination is a done deal. the question is how did the republican race change with last night's results. defense

the mack, the mercury and air toxic standards are based on technology for the best 12%. contaminants individually. and one of the concerns we worked with was looking at condense bl versus total particulate matter as a surrogate for some of those hazardous air pollutants. so we believe that they are achievable, we believe the standards meet the requirements of the clean air act in that regard. >> okay. but back to logan. did they -- is it not accurate that they failed five out of the six tests? >> sir, i can certainly look at the individual data you are citing, but the logan plan is a well-performing facility in new jersey, so i know it fairly well. >> all right. thank you, madam administrator. that's one out of three totally unrelated questions, but one of them is the -- i remember so well, it's 14 years ago, and i can't believe that i was at that time i was chairman of the clean air subcommittee, we were a majority, and you might remember when they came in there trying to regulate propane on the farms and all that stuff. very similar to what's going on today, the epa's

an online petition at change.org, where ben signature >> mack, what did you think of it?the maker of huggies pulled the ads, saying, "we've heard the feedback from dads. we recognize our intended message did not come through and that we need to do a better job communicating the campaign's overall message." mack is still a huggies enthusiast. yes, sometimes businesses, like babies, just need a change. john berman, abc news, new york. >> so it's our facebook question. n medicare. it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. all medicare supplement insurance plans can help pay... some of what medicare doesn't, so you could save... thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket expenses. call now for this free information kit and medicare guide. if you're turning 65 or you're already on medicare... you should know about this card -- it's the only one of its kind endorsed by aarp; see if it's right for you. all medicare supple

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using their super powers, their regal glow, to persuade foreigners to visit this mack kronistic themeof beautiful princesses. >> royal advisers would tell their principles do not sing, do not dance, do not be seen to be drinking anything and try not to be funny because you might not pull it off. >> reporter: the tours are pock marked are awkward moments. charles sporting a wig in jamaica. the queen snoozing through a dull seminar. >> there's always something that goes wrong. >> reporter: suggested she's 200 years old. >> you helped our nation celebrate its bicentennial in 17 -- in 1976. she gave me a look only a mother could give a child. >> reporter: canada 1998 gave us a glimpse of the future. charles wears a hat and looks like a tool. william pulls it off. the teeny princes were met with this. >> i touched harry. >> william and harry have got that rock star quality that others don't have. >> reporter: and harry's just rewritten the rule book on how to be a royal tourist. not bad for the kid once written off as the party prince. i'm nick watt for "nightline" in london. >> it's good

nelson behind mack in florida. mccaskill behind steelman in missouri. chester behind berg in montana. you have brown behind mandell in ohio and then in open seats in north dakota, nebraska, and wisconsin you -- and virginia you have the republican ahead. this is precedent setting up to be an absolute wipeout for the democratic party and people aren't saying that. but if you look at the data it is showing it. >> greta: dick, thank you. and i will pay more attention to senate races and see, interesting thought, pay more attention to them. thank you, dick. >> thank you. >> greta: straight ahead, what do these men have in common with each other? mean bill maher is fighting for them. why would bill maher do that? greg gutfeld has the answer. something for president obama on the second anniversary of his healthcare law. not exactly a gift and president obama is not exactly going to like it. what is it? i'm a lobster girl. top qualitlobster is all we catch. [ male announcer ] don't miss red lobster's lobstfest. the only time of year you can savor 12 eiting lob

. >>> reporter: jody mack just landed a full-time job as a marketing coordinator at marin software in san francisco. it's been a year and a half- long job hunt since graduating college. >> things are changing now. >> reporter: how many resumes do you have out there? >> i don't know. countless. >> reporter: dozens, hundreds? >> in between. >> reporter: mack is one of 121 new employees marin software expects to hire this year. the company is growing so fast, it's adding a third floor to its downtown offices. they are part of the encouraging bay area-wide picture. 14,000 new jobs added just in january. it is the strongest job growth yet but california is still struggling compared to the rest of the country. >> we gain 130,000 jobs in the past year. but we lost so many jobs at one point four million. and we still have about 2 million californians unemployed. >> reporter: the bay area numbers are strong because of jobs in the tech industry. the biggest improvement was in the east bay where the unemployment rate dropped 2 points to 9.6% from a year ago. luxury goods store nieman marcus toda

stroking in the second half, all team conference player -- extra win, loyola wins it, 70-60 for the mackference championship tomorrow night on national tv. finally, baseball. oriole spring training report from sarasota. top pitching prospect, bill lan bundy. fourth pick overall. he struck out adam and then mark reynolds and got matt weeder to pop up. pretty impressive who was on his way to becoming a national player of the year in oklahoma. . >>> >> it was really fun. high school ball, instructally. really fun, i got to learn some things from it. really, i want to throw strikes yesterday, fast ball commands in and away and then the curve ball as well and i felt like i did that very well. > >> we had 71 innings and 158 strikeouts, era of 0.25. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call baltimore home. from funding to help a local business expand their operations... to financing for an organization which provides affordable housing for artists... and partnering with a local hospital to help expand patient care. because the more we do in baltimore

shelldon mack. check this out. wow. wizards down five. john wall beats the buzzer. yeah.for 24 points. we're all tied at 78. fourth quarter now, wizards up six. wall forces a turnover, javal. jordon crawford, he pumped in a game-high 31 points. bring on the streamers. the wizards win 101-98. their first viblgt rio since valentine's day. washington now 8-28. big congratulations to the team. back-to-back champs. and the wizards win one. >> and they get streamers. >> and possible on monday. >> yeah, but i wouldn't plan on naming the snowmen just yet. >> that's our news for tonight, saturday night live with lindsey lohan up next. have a great night. the word is swapportunity. can i have the definition? swapportunity: the opportunity to swap a higher calorie snack for a yoplait light. can you use it in a sentence? mmm. swapping a 300 calorie donut for this 110 calorie strawberry shortcake is a good swapportunity. that's not a real word. oh haha it's real. [ female announcer ] delicious, creamy, yoplait light. over 30 flavors each around 100 calories. do the swap today. ♪ >>> w

i love big macks and fries. it's not good for me. people on ebay love mcnuggets that look presidential. i would cross the delaware for a big mack about now. i would. that's it for us. erin burnett "outfront" starts now. >>> just moments ago, israel's prime minister announced a timetable for strikes on iran and we have a ruling today on haley barbour's pardons. that freed convicted murderers. and the obama administration has hired a team of engineers to learn as much about you as possible. oh, yes. what did they find out and what are they going to do with it? let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone. tonight, is it time to trust? time for a breakthrough between the west and iran? today was all about trust between iran and the united states and possible talks until just moments ago when israel's prime minister gave an interview throwing cold water on the situation and laying out a timeframe for a strike. in an interview with channel 2, benjamin netanyahu said this. >> translator: i am not standing with a stopwatch in hand. it is

dow was inching towards the 3,000 mark and derivatives were barely a blip on the radar, a portable mack intosh weighed 16 pounds and all you could do on a cell phone was talk. the biggest disruption was the black market crash of 1987. when the president asked me to return and serve as chairman, i knew the agency would be challenged on a level in which no sec had been challenged before. challenged to restore confidence in markets that had nearly self destru destructed and challenge to proof that -- given the scope of the financial crisis, and the fall out from the madoff scandal, it was not a surprise that some were kcalling for the agency to be disbanded. but the importance of the mission was understood, to protect investors and ensure the integrity of our markets and the men and women of the sec were eager to meet those challenges head on and that was no surprise to me. from my earlier years with the sec, i knew well that the individuals who serve are a dedicated, and talented team, able and eager to rise to the occasion. i knew we had come through and i'm happy with how far we came. i

i love big macks and fries. it's not good for me.ggets that look presidential. i would cross the delaware for a big mack about now. i would.

the company appointing former morgan stanley ceo john mack as a senior adviser.esting move anyone thenone weiss. >> it's interesting. murph came on last week. he was buying it in a realtime trade. he likes it. here's what's interesting. from a kkr standpoint and from private equity standpoint, they see value in financial stocks. when you bring on a guy like john mack and you're a private equity firm, you're saying there are lots of assets there for us to go out and buy so the sector's got to be looking pretty good going forward. >> okay. let's talk about nat gas here. futures are trading at their lowest level since february of 2002. the move has huge implications for utilities, transports, and renewables. not to mention our country's energy independence. going to get to all that with the traders. first, let's find out what's behind this breakdown today with a "fast money" contributor, who joins us from the heart of the action in the pits. what's going on in. >> hey, judge. we've seen an absolute collapse like you said in the nat gas. right now there's no reason f

he was sofa gnat i can about design he didn't want the i mack to have a tray drive... you're old enough to remember like me the d.v.d.s. he wanted those beautiful slot drives like enough a nice car and the people said well, that will mean people can't burn their own music on it because only the try drive that works at the moment. anyway, they did it and other computer makers for the first time jumped ahead of apple on something very important which is burning music disks. and instead of saying "let's just put the tray drive in so we can do it" he said "no, we'll leapfrog. we'll create the ipod, the itunes, the itunes store. and end to end with the hardware and software and suddenly you forget that other companies were helping you make music. >> rose: put product before profits. we talked about that. product, product, product. >> insanely great products and i think john scully was the one who came in, he came from the 1980s. >> rose: jobs brought him in. >> because jobs knew that jobs was not a great manager. it ends up with jobs leaving, scully runs it and because scul