host: mark wolfe let's mark wolfe has to say. guest: i think because we have to sign of close to 9 million families and a short time, sometimes applications can get lost in the track. i suggest calling our 1-800 number. they can refer you to the state director's office. i think they can sometimes cut through the red tape. again, 866-874-6327. another thing that has slowed down applications in some states, we're still waiting for the final preparation allocation by state and federal government. congress did not finish the appropriation this year and tell the end of december. there has been a lag and letting states know how much money they have. that is supposed to be resolved in the next week or two. they have told me this. then has held up some of the allocation levels. for some families, they're not sure how much money they're going to receive because the state is not sure how much money they were on the receipt. it is kind of a waterfall effect. it can be difficult for the families waiting for assistance. host: on email -- let

host: mark wolfe let's mark wolfe has to say. guest: i think because we have to sign of close to 9 million families and a short time, sometimes applications can get lost in the track. i suggest calling our 1-800 number. they can refer you to the state director's office. i think they can sometimes cut through the red tape. again, 866-874-6327. -- 674-6327. another thing that has slowed down applications in some states, we're still waiting for the final preparation allocation by state and federal government. congress did not finish the appropriation this year and tell the end of december. there has been a lag and letting states know how much money they have. that is supposed to be resolved in the next week or two. they have told me this. then has held up some of the allocation levels. for some families, they're not sure how much money they're going to receive because the state is not sure how much money they were on the receipt. it is kind of a waterfall effect. it can be difficult for the families waiting for assistance. host: on

mark wolf talks about a low program. this is less of a glut a.m. eastern. >> british auditors have returned to the house of commons following their break. prime minister dan mccammon answers questions on rising transportation costs. you, mr. speaker, i'm sure the whole house will wish to join and painted it to the serviceman who have fallen in service our country since we last met for prime ministers questions i. captain tom jennings from the royal marines, squadron leader anthony downing from the royal air force, private john king from first battalion the yorkshire regiment, and riflemen from first battalion the royal rifles. who died after a long period in hospital where he was much loved by the staff who looked after him. they are asked any courage and selflessness will never be forgotten. they have given their lives serving our ountry a making our world more secure. and our thoughts should with their families and their friends. >> this morning i agree with mr. of colleagues and others in addition to my dues in sales i shall further such meeting

mark wolfe talks about the low- income home energy program. it is live at washington journat 7:00 a.m. on c-span. >> the south carolina primary is saturday january 21. since 1980, the winner has gone on to beat republican presidential nominee. c-span's road to the ones out -- road to the white house coverage. >> i do not think he is trying to make it bad. he did not know what to do. he is over his head. >> as candidates get their message out corks yet another war where we do not know what we are accomplishing. we don't know why we're there. and then we leave it a bigger mess. >> elements of power, we need to make sure that it is in our national security. >> we want to put this on our newspaper. >> five more resources at the c- span campaign web site. and read the latest from the candidates, political reporters, and people like you from social media sites at c-span.org /campaign is based 2012. >> reddis lawmakers have returned from their holiday break. -- british lawmakers have returned from their holiday break. the british government argues th

and later, the low income housing energy assistance program, we'll talk to mark wolf, executive director

and the country say economic analyst mark stride wolf says that the number of protests isn't only a growing trend because the forces can't come out on a quick measures to talk all they can on the program. the occupy wall street movement has mostly given voice to a sense of frustration and anger about unfairness isn't and justices both real and perceived that a lot of people have about the economy i think it's on the ambiguous that the u.s. economy doesn't work it doesn't work very well overall the g.d.p. growth is poor our present eight point six percent unemployment is probably under reporting that it's quite high the high level of college debt that people are coming out with young people and student loan debt and their inability to get a jobs or b. jobs that pay them enough to live and pay back their debt makes very clear that the united states has serious economic problems we haven't really seen anything like a suggestion about a different plan or a different way of organizing the economy come out of the or occupy wall street movement now it's also a very young movement so that may evolv

martin luther king day, recognized as a day of service by the community service, and mark willes, -- mark wolfe talks about the low income energy assistance program. next, a discussion about the future of the guantanamo bay prison facility and then a forum on jobs. after that, q&a with a fact checking columnist from "the washington post." >> the deadline for the c-span studentcam video competition. we are asking which part of the to youtution has meeting ce and why. for last minute details, go online to studentcam.org. >> now a discussion of the guantanamo bay prison facility as it marks its 10th anniversary. this is about half an hour. >> we want to welcome david cole. thank you for being with us. september 11 happened 10 years ago, and on january 11, to guantanamo bay was open. let's take a step back. why was the facility located in cuba, and what was the initial goal? >> i think there were two reasons for putting the detainees at guantanamo bay. one is that it was a safe, relatively easy to secure a place, because it is far away from anything. need is an island. we have controlled it forever

mark wolfe to talk about low- income energy assistance. that is tomorrow morning. 7:00 a.m.tern time, 4:00 for those on the eastern time. thank you for joining us on this sunday, january 15. i hope you enjoy the rest of your weekend. have a great week ahead. c-[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> our coverage in south carolina continues with a rick santorum town hall meeting in florence, south carolina. that is live at 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> the south carolina primary saturday, january 21. since 1980, the winner has gone on to be the republican presidential nominee. c-span's "road to the white house" coverage tasty to the event. >> this is in a failed presidency. i do not think he has tried to make it bad. he did not know what to do. he did not know what to do.

and as mentioned when al davis passed away, mark davis called ron wolf here and asked him who he thought might be a good candidate to be the new general manager to take over. and the only person mentioned was reggie mckenzie, today, mark davis made his first public appearance since his father died and announced the move. >> we met with john madden about six hours, reaching an agreement reggie could become a general manager of the oakland raiders. and my father used to say the greatness of the raiders is its future, reggie, the future is now. >> i'm proud to be in leadership to move in this organization into the new era. early this morning, i informed coach hugh jackson he was relieved of coaching duties. i have a lot of respect for coach jackson. i wish him well as he moves forward into his future. this decision is going to be a time for change and i felt there is a need for change at the head coaching position. from the top. we're moving into a new era. >> my feeling has been if my father wasn't here we needed someone to run that football side of the building. i needed to find the right

oil company for the fourth quarter, 9.4 billion and for all of last year, exxon will wolf earned $41 billion. >>markinvestors are not happy with that 41 billion. they traded down three- quarters of a percentage of point in pre-market trading. dow futures are up 61 points ahead of the opening bell. the dow was down close to 100 and over 100 at some points yesterday morning but only closed down 1/7. >>darya: in the sierra we are accustomed to seeing more snow. take a look at the video from the last storms that doubled the snowpack. still, the snowpack is still only 30% of average. the reservoir levels remain high because last winter was exceptionally wet. water officials are hoping that a normal weather pattern will return and to bring more snow. the second snow survey of the season will happen tomorrow. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. here is a live look at the san mateo bridge on this tuesday morning. in san jose is a nice 50 degrees on this tuesday morning, looking for a high of 59. >>darya: the big stories we are following this hour, the polls are open in florida for tod

mark found the number, wolf made the call. straight to the source of where the mixup was and we got the numbers before the state was ready to report them. that's why we're here. we do some reporting and every now and then an experience, a good rolodex and making a phone call. good old-fashioned reporting coming up. >> i think now edith and caroline may have a sitcom. >> we'll be on their shows. >> thanks so much. great stuff last night. >>> let's get the view from iowa now. dana bash and joe johns are in des moines. dana, start with you. romney may have won by the numbers, it's santorum who's declaring victory. he's the one a lot of people are talking about this morning. >> reporter: there's no question that he deserves the ability to declare victory because he came from virtually being an asterisk to doing incredibly well, virtually tying last night. so he is very happy. his campaign is insisting that he is going to be able to go on. listen to what he said last night. >> you, you by standing up and not compromising i by stant

wolf. republican senator mark kirk of illinois underwent surgery today to ease pressure on his brain afterensive care but his prognosis reportedly, doctors say for recovery, pretty good. they say the stroke affected the left side of his body, his arm, leg and face. you may recall he won the seat vacated by president obama. >>> steven tyler catching a lot of heat for his performance of the national anthem at yesterday's afc championship game. check itut. ♪ oh the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave >> the sports website dead spin is trying the figure out if that will go don as the worst national anthem performance of all time. >>> and the boston bruins visited the white house today. president obama hosted the stanley cup champs with a number of fans and dignitaries and among them, senator john kerry of massachusetts. you see him there, yes, he is sporting two shiners. turns out the senator, wolf, was in good company. he actually got the plaque eyes playing hockey. >> if he still plays hockey, i guess maybe he should learn, learn a he son. maybe he's getting a little old to be playi

. >> mark davis who took over for his father has been in touch with ron wolf, former raider and packer personnel director who recommended mckenzie. john madden sat through an interview with him. >> my feeling has been that if my father wasn't here we needed someone to run the football side of the building. i needed to find the right person. i believe that reggie mckenzie is the right man for the job. >> mckenzie played for raiders and has been with the packers for 18 years. his former teammates there today say he's the right man for the job. >> he's the guy that paid his dus. he played the game, knows the players and knows what it takes. he knows his game that. is the main thing. >> and and then, 18 years of agreeing that says it all. >> and the fans are ready for a he fresh start as well. nick smith is live with that part of the story oo. and and this will be the ninth season oakland raiders have not made night the playoffs. fans had a lot to say about the organization and firing. raiders fans have a reputation for being dedicated to the team. it's worn like a badge of honor, decision

mark cuban shelled out $1.4 million to pay for the flashy jewelry. each ring worth about $40,000. and the extension was worth every penny last night. the t-wolfson it, 95-90. the los angeles lakers needed a fourth-quarter rally to beat the clippers. and the lakers are in city bragging rights with a win. the 76ers got more than they can handle from the nets. tying the game with one second left in regulation, kept it going in overtime. philly was surprised in o.t. carmelo anthony tries anything to end the next current slump. you can cross jumping rope off the list. that didn't work. never a good thing with anderson verajel fills up the score sheet. college hoops upset of the work turned in by oklahoma state. freshman he brian gnash scored 13 of 27 in the final minutes. oklahoma state beat number two missouri, 79-72. >>> finally, back to the mavericks, dirk nowitzki dits play but managed to put his stamp on the game while being interviewed on the bench. >> oh my god! oh! let's go home! >> the mavs certain did shut it down and went home losing by 15. dirk, don't get your day job. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin.

>>reporter: mark dave who is took over for his father al as principal owner has been in touch with ron wolf former raider and packer personnel director who recommended mackenzie. madden sat through 6 hour interview with him and the only candidate for the job was hired. >> my feeling always has been that if my father wasn't here we needed somebody to run the football side of the building and i needed to fine the right person. and i truly believe mackenzie is the right man for this job and i think you will all see that as we go along. >>reporter: he played forth raiders and been for the packers for the last 18 years in the personnel department. former team mates said he's the right man for the job. >> he's the gay that payed his dues. played the game. knows players. played against great players. noseings what it tak takes to work in an organization. he knows this game. that's the main thing. >> he started with the raider organization. he saw the greatness as los angeles raiders and 18 year of success at green bay. that says it al all. >>reporter: mackenzie said he has a short list for head co

comments that we've got in dark wolf says it's good that they've done this is shows that there are people that are willing to defend the free internet with everything they've got mark my words there will be a world war three and it's going to be cybernetic and another comment says anonymous shutting down sites is the same thing as censorship fighting with fire on you get his ashes and socially uncensored dadi you says i have an american and i am fully ashamed of the actions of my government we go around the world telling everyone how much freedom of information and speech we have yet just as here is for sale to the highest bidder and we're taking actions to censor the world but just like any other nation our leaders can be bought rented sold em lease i'm thankful that more nations do not try to be like us. so josh why such a fiery response when it comes to freedom of the answer that people seem to be so he really riled up over this. you know as the internet is still very young i mean it's only really like twenty years old in terms of should turn incarnation and i think you know there's a there's a fear that the kind of freedom and openness of the internet it's kind

mark preston, thanks so much. >>> tuesday all eyes are on florida. join wolf blitz ser, erin burnett, canned kri youl will he. cnn tuesday night beginning at 6:00 eastern. >>> we know more about that testy exchange between president obama and arizona's republican governor jan brewer now. it was ignited by this letter that brewer gave the president as he stepped off air force one inviting him to meet with her. he responded saying she had misrepresented their last meeting in her book and that led to a much publicized photo of her wagging her finger in the president's face. >> what i've discovered is is that i think it's always good publicity for a republican if they're in an argument with me, but this was really not a big deal. >> reporter: were you tense? >> you know, diane, i'm usually accused of not being intense enough, right? too relaxed. >> brianna keilar at the white house. nice and relaxed this morning. brianna, the president seems to be laughing it off, but is it really over? >> reporter: well, i mean, we're certainly still talking about it. i think that's because there's a lot of interest when you hav

mark preston, thanks as well. shannon travis is in northern iowa there's a pretty large caucus going on. >> hey there, wolf. curtain on this whole caucus process, literally and figuratively. one caucus that has not finished it voting but over here empty chairs. this group has finished it voting. this is the precinct captain agnes. you've finished with your caucus gathering. what are the numbers look beening like? >> ron paul was clearly the leader, then newt gingrich close behind him with four. >> how many people? >> 22 in our precinct. >> what happens now with those numbers? >> i'll turn them into the central committee and they send that on to the state level. >> and that gets tabulated? >> correct. >> this is where agnes is taking the numbers over to get tabulated. a nerve center for this arena of 6,000 people. some of the groups are still here but some of the groups have left and the voting is over. >> shannon travis has been living in iowa over the past several months watching what's going on. let's go to ankeny iowa. there's a caucus going on. joe johns is over there. >> probably about 300 people, perh

wolf. and we have maggie of politico and hugo of the "new york times" and joining us from columbia, south carolina, markm, mark. >> reporter: great to be with you alex. >> i want to open this u

gingrich a 15th anniversary cake to mark the day that the house reprimanded then speaker gingrich for ethics violations, so in addition to the long haul expect some hardball, wolf. >> getting nastier by the day. headquarters set the scene for us there, jim. >> reporter: i'm inside the room where newt gingrich hopes to deliver his victory speech later tonight and if he wins here in south carolina, it will mark yet another trip back from the political dead for newt gingrich, after disappointing finishes in iowa and new hampshire he seized an opening here in south carolina, came back with a vengeance, and really you know, really seized on a venue that has paid dividends throughout this campaign for him and those are the debates. when he turned those questions back on the moderators, back on the media, that warmed the hearts of conservatives in south carolina. almost every voter i talked to said it's those debates that has won this race or won this vote for newt gingrich, and wolf, i have to tell you, there's been all of this talk about how the democratic party only has eyes for mitt, only seems to be talking about mitt romney. i could just tell you a few moments a

we're going to start with wolf blitzer on the phone along with our peter hamby, who broke the story about rick perry, mark, paul steinhauser also on the ground in charleston. we'll talk more about our debate tonight. then we've got shannon travis live in des moines talking about rick santorum actually winning iowa. all right, wolf, let's start with you. the biggest news, rick perry in about an hour going to step up to the mike and announce that he is out. are you surprised? >> i'm sort of surprised. i thought he would do it after -- he was almost certainly going to finish last on saturday. i thought he would drop out after that. but to save himself humiliation of coming in last, they took a lot of his terms. he'll have this news conference at 11:00, make a statement, i assume answer some questions. we'll see if he endorses anyone. he's following in the footsteps of jon huntsman, who did the same thing earlier this week, announcing he was stepping out. huntsman, as you know, went on to endorse mitt romney. and let's see if rick perry endorses anyone. but it's a much more gracious exit for rick perry than h

mark turgeon is getting his first taste of play in the acc. wasn't that great a debut. terps visited nc state last night. c.j. lesli had 20 points and 11 rebounds for the wolfpack. maryland loses 79-74. terrelling to lynn had 25 in the loss. >>> lady terps and tar heels went to overtime in chapel hill. maryland gets the offense rebound from a free throw. alyssa thomas puts it in for 2. maryland wins again78-72, the lady terps are now a perfect 16-0. >>> well, the wizards are perfect. they are still winless in the nba season. they hosted the timberwolves sunday. d.c. loses again 93-72. wizards host the raptors tomorrow. so, what are they now? 0-9? >> 0-8, come on guys, you can do it. >> still ahead, live to new york. for a preview of today's debut of the cbs this morning show. >> also ahead, three local women all sisters going into business for themselves. learn why they think they can beat the bad economy. >> before we head to break, let's get a quick check of the commute. >> live from sky 9 to an accident northbound route 29 here at linton hall road. left lanes getting by as you head north for i-66. more on this and other area roadways coming up. stay with

mark wall berk there. >>> that's it for me. thanks as always for watching. time now again on the road, live from charleston, south carolina, wolf blitzer and "the situation room." >>> brooke, thanks very much. just two days before the primary rick perry drops out of the race. and gingrich is now facing explosive charges from his second wife. she says ging rick -- and rick santorum trails his rivals, but a final count shows he actually won there. could that help him in south carolina and beyond? i'll have an exclusive interview with rick santorum this hour. i'm wolf blitzer in charleston, south carolina, you're in "the situation room". >>> an extraordinary day out on the campaign trail. today just hours before our cnn republican debate, only two days before the crucial primary here, the texas governor rick perry bowed to reality and bowed out. >> today i am suspecting my campaign and endorsing newt gingrich for president of the united states. i believe newt is a visionary that can transform our country. we've had our differences, which campaigns will inevitably have, and newt is not perfect, but who among us is? the fact is ther

wolf kind of operator. >> reporter: correct. jon: fbi and others are so concerned about. catherine herridge, thank. >> reporter: you're welcome. jenna: it was gathering in tucson, arizona markingle dead and wounding so many others including congresswoman gabrielle giffords. we have a live report coming up next. >>> a disturbing computer virus that can rob you blind. we'll tell you how to protect yourself into the new year coming up next. they tae because they don't take it with food. switch to citracal maximum plus d. it's the only calcium supplement that can be taken with or without food. that's why my doctor recommends citracal maximum. it's all about absorption. ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. jon: right now, remembering the victims of that deadly shooting rampage in tucson, arizona. over the weekend hundreds gathering to pay tribute to six americans who were killed and congresswoman gabby giffords who survive ad gunshot to the head one year ago. that is when a deranged gunman opened fire on an unsuspecting crowd january 8th of 2011. casey stiegel live for us i