the folks at nameberry say marnie is suddenly hot because there is a character named marnie on an hboseries. also marlowe, nellie and mavis. >>> the sense of loss continued today for the man who was called the people's film critic. roger ebert lost his long battle with cancer yesterday at the age of 70. today there were flowers on the seat that was always reserved for him at a movie screening in chicago. and "the chicago tribune" gave us this. his old partner gene siskel saying, "saved you the aisle seat, roger." we have something special for you tonight on our broadcast of "rock center" this evening. it's been a mystery for 44 years. back in 1969 it was called the record of the year. it was right there in "rolling stone." a secret bootleg album recorded by a super group. jagger, dylan and most of the beatles. they called the record the masked marauders. >> people began calling the rolling stone office, record stores. when is this record coming out? how do we get in touch with the distributor? we haven't heard anything about this. >> it's a great yarn and attention all music fans, we

marni, flip that coin. ooh! damn!eads or tails is looking for a new currency rotation specialist. you mean coin flip bimbo? they're not bimbos! you auditioned, didn't you? and you're canadian?! mm. robin, aside from that coin, this is the other thing that's flipping right now. what is my lid? for you. you're the new coin flip bimbo? currency rotation specialist. robin, you better check yourself before you trebek yourself. you're a journalist! what is the matter with you? well, it's a national audience! i get to wear shiny dresses! robin, have you forgotten about your new year's resolution? i moved here to work for a big-time cable news channel like world wide news. mm-hmm. well by this time next year i will be wearing a world wide news i.d. badge around my neck. and to show you that i'm serious this is my first and only drink of the night. okay. okay? oh, damn, that's smooth. i thought you finally got that interview at world wide news. well, i did, but they only offered me a boring, low-paid off-camera research job. w

by reconciling with the lead character there, alyssa williams, or marnie, as she's known.x" he has apparently been butting heads with the show's creator about the direction where things were going for season three. he decided, he abruptly left. some people are saying that's kind of strange. sources, of course, are saying that's a little strange this is a show that put him on the map. why would he up and leave? >> one of the moves where it could be incredibly stupid, and he just nipped what could have been a great career arc. or you never know, sometimes he's got the hot hand, and he got out -- we all fantasize about telling somebody who's the boss we're having differences with, i am out of here. >> i don't need you. i'm out. i do want to say this though -- his rep said he is leaving. confirmed the departure. he is grateful for the experience of collaborating. with lena and the entire -- the "girls" cast is wonderful. right now he is working on numerous other projects and decided not to return to the show. let's see. >> let's talk about arnold schwarzenegger. put up the pic

that is what happened with me and marnie. some he has an ipad and an ipod and a black area -- you get it together. but sometimes, it's a learning process. i just put it on the wrong station. thank you all. >> thank you. on theght in prime time c-span networks, a look at president obama's 2014 budget request. it was announced earlier this week at the white house. on c-span, health and human services secretary se athletes adelia's arts about the -- human -- health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius. all of those tonight beginning at 8 p.m. eastern on the c-span network. on the next "washington journal," armstrong williams talks about it efforts by the republican party to reach out to minorities. then karen wise on student loan interest rates which are set to double on july 1. after that, dr. patricia quinn, a developmental pediatrician who attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and why some in the schoolchildren are being diagnosed. "washington journal" is live at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span. award-winning documentar