. >> mai tais for questions is over, but i did want to emphasize at and it's important to invest in the science and technology programs and the research and development initiatives. these are the seeds that we need to plant and nurture in order to ensure that our military remains the best and post technologically advanced in the world especially when dealing with the emerging threats. i don't think we could emphasize enough the need for the research and development. -- before mr. chairman. >> senator cornyn? >> thank you. gentlemen, think you for being here. you have my respect and admiration. you also have a very difficult job, which we have talked a lot about but let me start with a quote from the director of the national intelligence james clapper who two weeks ago said never has there been in my almost 49 year career and intelligence, more complex and more interdependent a ray of challenges the and we face today. capability space technologies, noel, communications of environmental forces are confined by borders and can trigger the transnational disruptions with astonishing speed as

. >> going to movies, the best movie nominees, themes, mai tais mean -- >> "the descendants." >> georgehis is for? >> "the artist." >> very cute. >> red carpet fizz. what about "hugo"? >> coming up. we have great ideas. when your guests arrive, you want to play a game. this is oscar bingo, our take on the betting pool. every time something happens you cross it off, like if brangelina kisses on the screen, which they'll obviously be doing. and the first one that completes wins. >> very cute. >> meryl streep's name. >> if she wins anything. >> okay. >> you need to make up the rules, though. could be like if she shows up on screen. clever idea. >> you obviously want the best dramatic moment for your buffet. and then we're going to the movies for themes. so we have checking in for "hugo" and "midnight in paris" with macaroons. >> cute. >> i love this because the oscars are all about movies, which is truly a pop moment. but we're upgrading the large butter with the diet coke to drink/popcorn pairings. >> okay. >> so we're having for the paramount pop popcorn goes with this. and then merlot g

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. >> mai tais for questions is over, but i did want to emphasize at and it's important to invest in the science and technology programs and the research and development initiatives. these are the seeds that we need to plant and nurture in order to ensure that our military remains the best and post technologically advanced in the world especially when dealing with the emerging threats. i don't think we could emphasize enough the need for the research and development. -- before mr. chairman. >> senator cornyn? >> thank you. gentlemen, think you for being here. you have my respect and admiration. you also have a very difficult job, which we have talked a lot about but let me start with a quote from the director of the national intelligence james clapper who two weeks ago said never has there been in my almost 49 year career and intelligence, more complex and more interdependent a ray of challenges the and we face today. capability space technologies, noel, communications of environmental forces are confined by borders and can trigger the transnational disruptions with astonishing speed as

. >> a new study shows practicing tai-chi may help people suffering from parkinson's disease.udied 200 patients, comparing the effects with resistence training and stretching. they found those who brad twice a week over six months, improved their balance and walking ability more than with resistance and training, resistance training and stretching. hmm. >> i believe it. gain. >> and it's focused and a little bit of meditation. great for you and i never did it myself. i hear it's good. some yoga, you know? >> it's all good, as long as you're working to keep yourself moving. staying healthy. >> exactly. >>> and winter making an appearance here. >> there is a storm and we're seeing it on and off the last eight, nine days or so and you ignore it and it pops up again. it goes away and you ignore it and that goes back. that is how it works. we saw it again pop up this morning, a little more significant. a little bit closer to the coast. it looks like now it will affect us this weekend. it's been great today and at least the first part of the day tomorrow is going to be real nice. we

projections are correct, hundreds of those of people are watching the good weather may bring out even more. >> we'll be doing taihi along the way and then we'll be keep doing tai chi marching with the tai chi movement. >> reporter: will take hours to get down the parade route. they are ready to enjoy the largest celebration in the world with 3 million television viewers in the u.s., canada and asia and lots here in san francisco. weather is good. people are out. and it looks like we're in for a very good night. reporting live in san francisco, don knapp, cbs 5. >>> it's the first law enforcement agency in the country to do such a thing. officers' messages to gay youth they want everyone to see. >>> and the sun is finally decided to join us by later on this afternoon. and we're expecting rain by the time the weekend is through. when, how much, we'll tell ya after the break. being conservative the top choice in >>> republican presidential candidate mitt romney has been criticized for not being conservative enough. but he is still the top choice in a straw poll at the conservative political action convention. the i

brown from attending the funeral, sources say that was never the case and brown may very well be at the service after all to tay pay tribute to houston's life. the funeral will be held at whitney houston's childhood church. as for her friends and family aretha franklin will sing and the reverend winans will give the eulogy. digging deeper to the new report on her drinking. what light, if any, it sheds on her death. i spoke with sanjay gupta, host of sanjay gupta, m.d. and dr. drew from hln. >> what do you make of the report from single source to cnn about whitney houston being seen drinking in the morning, no less in the hotel over the weekend? >> a couple of things, anderson. first of all, i said to think that we have to ro have this report of humiliating behavior to understand simply that if she is drinking she's in harm's way. the fact there were multiple reports of her toasting and partying a couple of nights before her death should have been enough for anyone near her to understand that she was in real serious trouble. we don't have to necessarily bring in these other stories that sound humiliating but not

scientists say this may explain why men tend to develop heart problems earlier than women. >>> a new study finds taitive than other exercises were patients -- for patients with parkinson's disease. researchers in oregon compared stretching resistance, training and tai chi. tai chi improved posture and stability and helped prevent falls. >>> it is 35:4 is. let's see -- 5:41. let's see who's celebrating a birthday today, february 9th -- if it's your birthday, happy birthday. we'll be right back. people! look at you! texting...blogging... all this technology, but you're still banking like pilgrims! get high yield free checking at capital one bank. why earn bupkis, when your checking could earn five times the national average!! and free atms anywhere. five times the national average!!! that's new school banking. sign up for high yield free checking at a capital one bank. what's in your wallet? somebody help me down. >>> good morning, welcome back to 9news now. coming up on 5:45. thursday, friday eve. what do we have to look forward to? >> some nice days today. a nice start tomorrow. another strong cold

tay was going to be a wednesday's child. he has lived at the center for most of his life and almost 8 years old now, they are hoping he may soon find a permanent family to love him and help him grow and develop. >> so glad to meet you. somebody looks a bit tired. did they make you up to come meet me? he got started early for both of us but the staff here says john tay is used to getting up early to go to school each day. >> he participates in occupational therapy, physical therapy and speech therapy at school daily. >> reporter: she says he loves school and looks forward to going every day. horse makes a funny noise noise, huh? >> he likes to communicate everything through his facial expression and some sounds. he can be very happy and jovial and he can have his off days, like any other child. he loves for you to hold his hand to talk to him and rub his back. >> are you happy today? i'm so glad to meet you. i'm happy to be here. staff members are happy to think that maybe through wednesday's child, john tay will have the chance of a loving family, something every child deserves. >> the one-on-one time he could get from having