favor de una reforma migratoria mañana muy los Ángeles >>> y además autoridades mexicana buscan por marasado >>> más adelante >>> gracias mj, una pausa más y seguida los políticas le temen y él a su manera los desafía >>> regresemos con uno de los mejores imitadores de perú y algunos dicen que de américa latina. nadie está a sal volumen humor política de un artista peruano que ha hecho reir a varios generación y entre muchos de lación caracterizociones ahí varios presidente latinoamericano >>> maría luisa martínez dice de lima de quien se trata y cual es su argumento para burlarse de política >>> no puede ser. (risas). carlo alvaal oraÁlvarez es el te política no se salvan ni presidente de otra país >>> hace 26 años que hace reir a las peruano >>> su personajes hacen cruzar frontera >>> hugo chávez no se toma con humor su sentido >>> hay un frase que Álvarez le gustaría escuchar decir uno ves >>> por fin demasiado democracia plena >>> otros presidente reino a carcajada y le toma el pelo a michelle bachelet y últimamente quiso conoce aéreo cristina kirchner. si. entonces me dijo como me

#@@úúppyv >> bueno, momentos de angustia vivieron cuando participaban en el festival de viña del marstremece al país. estas son imágenes filmadas minutos después del sismo y vemos a la cantante mexicana anahí en el hotel dónde se estaba hestaba e chile y está en chile igual que beto cuevas. >> estamos todos muy bien. tengo entendido que fue una experiencia fuerte para ti? >> sí, lo que le puedo decir que les mando un beso muy grande, que estoy rezando por todas las personas que desgraciadamente perdieron la vida que esto es algo muy fuerte y tenemos que salir adelante. >> mucha desesperación porque habíamos un grupo de 5-6 que corridos a la salida pero mi madre me acompañó estaba en un quinto piso y yo venía contra corriente, yo venía subiendo cuando todo el mundo venía bajando. ya entre codazos y patadas alcancé a llegar al cuarto piso dónde estaba con mi mamá, la medicare demedio cargur y me acuerdo que fue largo. >> testimonio de los artistas y beto cuevas es chileno y está con su familia ilia y también anahí y fernando están en hoteles en la capital chilena para retornar a su paí

. >>> esta joven está hecha un mar de lágrimas, luego de encontrar a su mejor amiga apuñalada. >>> cuandos amigas se unian al llanto mientras veían cómo se llevaba el cuerpo de un transgenero de 29 años. >>> todo el mundo la quería, era bien amada por todos, y cuando todo el mundo supo vino aquí. >>> recibió dos puñaladas, según sus amigos había desaparecido desde el pasado viernes, y las autoridades analizan los videos de seguridad. y la familia no cree que se trate de un robo, y una vecina nos dijo que había escuchado discusiones fuertes en ese apartamento, no se han producido arrestos hasta el momento. >>> y 5 personas fueron ejecutadas en ciudad juárez, fueron encontrados en una camioneta dos cuerpos. >>> y una violenta balacera sembró el terror en una ciudad de nueva york. buenas tardes, ricardo, cuéntanos lo que está pasando. >>> es una verdadera tragedia para la comunidad, y anoche corrió la sangre. >>> las balas volaron al anochecer contra un nutrido grupo de personas, convirtiendolo en la balacera más mortal de los últimos años. >>> creo que vino por un lugar y ráfagas de balas.

this is a plot of the mass of a mars mission, a human mars mission and not just any mars mission, thisis just one we spent a year studying come design recognition by putting over my spirits of this is nasa's current baseline if you will for our mars mission is down here in the lower right. and this is basically normalized space station assembly complete is the thick dotted line. if we today, with today's technology decided we wanted to go to mars, army should let other mass about 12 times of the space station. it's just impossible. we would never be able to get there. so it's not that these technologies are nice to have, they're absolutely required if we're going to have a sustainable path into the solar system. we cannot continue to push them off. so things like managing your fuel oil off gives a huge massive advantage, be able to do aero arrow capture, the king of advanced propulsion, close life-support comment resource utilization, i'm reading down the list here. advanced avionics, all of these things are absolutely required to bring down the mass of this mission to anything like so

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this is a font of a mass of a mars mission, human mars mission and not just any, this is the one resendsver a year studying, the design architecture 5.0 from ours so this is nasa's current base line for a mars mission. down. the lower right, this is basically a normalize space station that dotted line at the bottom. we would today with today's technology decided to go to mars our mission will have a mass about the ofttimes of the space station. it's just impossible, we would never be able to get there so it's not that these technologies are nice to have, they're absolutely required if your mind to have a sustainable path into the solar system. we cannot continue to pursue a loss of things i'd managing your fuel is a huge mass of that is being able to do era captured, looking and vans propulsion and life-support beer using utilization, reading down the list here. advanced avionics, all these things are absolutely required to bring down the mass of this mission to anything like something that is achievable. so what we are saying is we will no longer keep showing this and other in the right

i think that party is from mars and we're from planet earth. i think they've been out in our orbit, the planet earth that i'm on tells me to pass health insurance. >> reporter: what has already become law falls short of president obama's pledge to immediately ban insurance companies from refusing to cover children with preexisting conditions that was due to begin in september. a loophole may leave kids vulnerable to exclusion until 2014 when insurers will no longer be able to deny coverage to anyone with preexisting problems. >> we believe the law is clear the regulations will clear up any ambiguity from those experts. >> reporter: on the floor democrats plan for a high speed series of votes on republican amendments and various points of order. >> the vote 0rama will begin sometime this afternoon. >> reporter: they did call it vote 0rama. they've got 30 amendments to go through tonight with 10 minutes of debate at each, harry reid estimated they go go -- they could go nine hours worth tonight all are expected to be beaten back leaving the bill

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i think that matter is from mars and -- that party is from mars and we're from planet earth.i'm on tells me to pass health insurance. >> we are now embarked on one of the greatest expansions of government in the history of this country. >> if there are any changes to the bill that just passed, it still has to go back to the house for another vote. coming up at 10:30, we'll explain why you might not have to buy health insurance if you live in virginia. >>> we're following breaking news right now out of virginia. a second man just arrested on what police are calling the case of road rage. investigators saygabriel pobo -- proventud pulled a gun on a truck driver. tonight that truck driver is also under arrest. >> reporter: the two cars involved in this incident, the driver of the jaguar is the man who fired the shot arrested earlier today. after talking to witnesses all day long, virginia state police have arrested the driver of that dump truck. minutes after gabriel poventud was told he would be held without bond, his father left the courthouse. virginia state police say their

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you know, you heard the old saying, men are from mar, women are from venus?hat party is from mars and we're from planet earth. i think they've been out in orbit. the planet earth that i'm on tells me to pass health insurance. >> i'm glad somebody timely asked what planet the republicans were on. because they sure aren't working for progress on this one. the president's already signed the health care reform bill into law. republicans are doing everything they possibly can to obstruct the final reconciliation process in the senate. they're offering bogus amendments on gay marriage. a.c.o.r.n. viagra. which have absolutely nothing to do with health care. despite that, democrats may be able to get a final vote by the end of the week. joining me now is maryland senator barbara mikulski, a member of the senate health committee. senator, way to call them on it, but outside the capitol it has become a lot more serious. and the rhetoric is turning into acts of vandalism. i'd like you to tell the country, tonight, how you feel about all the stuff that's going on surrou

going to mars. why? because it would expend a lot less energy to land on a moon of mars and return than it would to go on down to the red planet. the president actually laid out in his proposal to the congress for the budget a robust budget that was a $60 billion increase for nasa over the course of the next five years. compared to other agencies of the government, nasa did very well. the president also is to be commended in his budget proposal that he said what everybody knew he had to say, which the bush administration had ignored, which was we've got thi this $100 billion asset up there in orbit, called the international space station. we're just completing it now. we're just equipping it now where we can get a crew of several astronauts, not just one, two, or three on board to use it as a national laboratory, which it is technically designated. and what he said was that we're not going to stop it in 2015. we're going to at least carry it out to 2020. again, mr. president, that was a logical thin

understand, we'll have strong breezes and heavier winds and title action along the jersey shore and the dell mar. and what's going to be, well, the biggest problem is going to be snow showers and mixing with some rain. it's going to be a sloppy mess through tomorrow afternoon. the biggest issue is going to be on the roofs and the car roofs. and paveed surfaces, too warm now. the sun's getting high in the sky and we had generous temperatures, if you will. are we in for a huge event? not necessarily. are we going to a see a wintry mix in the area. yes, we'll discuss that in more detail coming up shortly. >>> protestors are expressing anger in annapolis. dozens of buses brought the protests to the mall last night, they're worried about bills taking money away from the maryland schools. and one proposal talk about the pensions to the counties and all of the bills are being discussed in the committees and until now, the fund has been off limits and they're in a bind as they close the deficit. >>> and aid from the united states arrived in chile today along with the secretary of state. there's still no

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since the quake hit, we have been bussed to santiago, the capital city, which is about -- vena del maras 90 miles southwest of the capital city. but the infrastructure there isn't as good or modern as santiago was. we were bussed here for three reasons. one being that they had power here in santiago, two being it's closer to the airport and three being -- being this is an international festival, the production team handling all of the artists, artists here from all over the world, and because we're in the capital city in santiago, we're closer to our embassies should we reach out to them. we're really in a catastrophic disaster zone area and stuck here. >> elliott, if i can interrupt you. while we're listening to you, we're lookingat pictures from the earthquake-ravaged region. police trying to keep people from looting. could you feel the quake? could you feel the earth move? >> are you kidding me? absolutely. we got every pit of that 8.8 or whatever it was, we felt every part of it. and there was literally the most terrifying two minutes of my entire life. i was on the 7th floor at th

i that i party is from mars and we are from planet earth.think they've been out in our orbit the planet earth that i'm on, tells know pass health insurance. >> >> greta: rush limbaugh still on fire. >> obama is now going to use his deceit and his propaganda skills to claim that the dire problems from his plan have not been realized. he's going to go out starting tomorrow, in iowa city, and all next week when he goes out to sell this embarrassing piece of legislation. he's going to say, where are all the [ unintelligible ] >> greta: najibullah joins us live. good evening. -- newt gingrich joins us live. why does the president now have to sell it? >> because they've lost their mine. -- their minds. the country cares about jobs, economy, the deficit. 79% of the country yesterday said they think the economy could collapse. the country would like the president and washington to get on to something which relates to their daily lives. but the president has decided and his team has decided that they have to go out and they have to win the argument o

. >> reporter: dixon doesn't miss the trial that marred her trial as mayor. >> at the advice of my attorneys and the fact that one of the major persons who should have testified was not a part of it, they felt that i should not have. >> reporter: as for the now infamous gift cards she said he really can't talk about her case. >> i'm not getting into that because it wasn't about a card. it was about a relationship that i had. with a person. i'm not even parting my lips to say the name. >> reporter: when it comes to an apology she remains firm denying she has dundalk something wrong. >> i would never do anything to hurt anyone or take advantage of anyone. it is about a relationship that i made a bad choice in. >> reporter: she said she is going to work for the maryland contractor's association and she is exploring other jobs among them becoming an author. she says she has kept a journal and could easily write a book. >> you can hear more of that exclusive interview sunday night at 6:30 and you can watch it online. >>> it was supposed to be a rainy day with maybe snow showers but the day ended

. >> you heard the old saying, men are from mars, women are from venus? i think that party is from mars and we're from planet earth. i think they've been out in our orbit. the planet earth that i'm on tells me to pass health insurance. >> nbc's luke russert is on capitol hill. some of the amendments, these republicans are offering, they're already planning, right, luke, to use the vote against them or for them in terms of campaign ads later this year? >> reporter: right, contessa. what republicans are trying to do is to make one of these amendments a very tough vote for democrats so that in the event that it gets passed, it would send this reconciliation bill back, this fix-it bill back to the house under the reconciliation process. remember, if one thing changes under reconciliation, it has to go back to the house. the house has to approve it before it comes law. it strings out the process. also they want to force democrats to make a tough vote that could possibly come back and get them in november. understand when this votorama occurs there will literal

is from mars and we're from planet earth. i think they've been out of our orbit. the planet earth i'm on tells me to pass health insurance. >> reporter: and democrat max baucus of montana said the public can judge who's in command of the facts. >> now that health care reform has passed, the president signed the bill yesterday. now americans can look for themselves to see who's telling the truth. they can, they will want to look more closely than they have in the past because now it's the law. >> reporter: the latest look at public opinion came in a "usa today"-gallup poll. it found support for reform improved after the landmark house vote. 48% of those surveyed said the reforms are a good first step. 31% said the new law makes the wrong types of changes. meanwhile, at the white house president obama signed an executive order that reaffirms existing law against federal funding of abortions. it was part of a deal to win over a critical bloc of anti- abortion house democrats in last many of them were on hand today for the signin

the war itself, where there was little more ex-xhortations and showed vietnam as a war tainted and marred by drugs with devastating social effects, while cementing anti-drug more rays in the u.s. and, many articles warned sensationalistic fashion, so-called drug epidemic in vietnam, was spreading back to the u.s., and, in february of 1971, alsop, and he was a very influential commentator of the period and his brother joseph was on the payroll of the cia and influential journalist and wrote a column in which he warned new york city was infested with drugs and killed by herrin because of the return of soldiers and new york city may be terminal and shows the demonization an rhetoric which i argue fueled support for the war on drugs and, incidentally, none of alsop's writing mentioned the deplorable conditions in gone bread by the u.s. bombings and refugee crisis nor explored the underlying structural variables and abandon domment of the great society programs, shaping the breakdown of america's inner cities, and he described the drugs and crazy veterans returning to the streets and were a pr

because of the misinformation that has marred this debate, i repeat, do not take my word for go to ourbsite, white house. goc and you will see a common- sense approach that makes it work for you. that is what health reform is all about. as long erode as this has been, we all know our journey is far from over. there is still work to do to rebuild this economy. there is to work to do to spur hiring. there is work to do to improve our schools and make sure every child has a decent education. there is work to do to reduce air in the -- our dependence on foreign oil. there's work to do to provide greater economic security to a middle class that has been struggling for a decade. this decree does not erase the many serious challenges we face as a nation. those challenges have been allowed to linger for years, even decades. we will not solve them all over night. as we tackle all these other challenges that we face, as we continue on this journey, we can take our next steps with new confidence, a new wind at our backs because we know it is still possible to do big things in america, because it

but we know that the program that deals with exploration to the moon and mars has suffered a blow. so i would say that we have an easy fix, a prer reprogramming of the monies to allow for a program that has now had sufficient start to be able to redesign itself, to be able to focus on what's important about human space exploration, but the main thing is to save it, because when we save it, we not only save jobs of today, johnson, huntsville, mississippi, florida and places around the nation, but we save the jobs for 2020, 2030, 2040 and beyond. i think it's important for our colleagues to know that we built the space station. i was on the science committee. that space station is barely a decade old. it is a decade-plus. we put it together piece by piece and while our friends, the russians, were delayed. they had bad economic times, we moved on. the space station is the size of a football field. and the necessity of human space exploration is to be able to attend to that space station, which has the possibilities of massive research that creates jobs. let me thank my friends on the

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. >> the beginning of holly week marred by demonstrations in washington.alth care reform and the catholic church's sexual abuse scandal sweeping do you remember. ray chen has the story. >> on palm sunday, peace and prayer inside the cathedral; but outside a different picture? >> a dozen pro life advocates protesting health care reform, claiming it would expand abortion funds. >> it's making us feel bad. my mother is 80 years old. when she walks down here and seize the picture, she's not going to come back until the week after. >> reporter: protesters are not the only adverse the church is dealing. with the pope and church are facing a crisis involving the sex abuse scandal. the archbishop says he's dealing with it by staying on message. there are mounting messages about the pope's child sex abuse cases decades ago, allegations that the pope not only failed to act, but aided in cover ups involving priests accused of abuse. >> we strongly assist that priests engaged in this not be in ministry. i think we have to look at where we are today, rather than try to

under these programs that nasa is developing a new launch video capable of traveling to the moob, mars and other destinations. not only does this jeopardize america's leadership role but will have detrimental effects on our economy. the issue is, it will take years for commercial space flight industry to get up to speed to the level of competence in nasa today. our government has invested years and billions of dollars in this program, we should build on these, not abandon them. our country can support the commercial space flight industry but not at the expense of the human space flight program. it is my hope that the congress will continue the national constellation program. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: further requests for one-minutes? for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas rise? >> request permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. jackson lee: i rise today to ask my colleagues to join me in co-sponsoring h.con.res. 1150, which establishes nasa and all its assets as a national security interest. we need

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s or something being driven on mars that creates a temperature change on mars. well, global warming should not be the issue because it's a fraud. what should be the issue, this is -- global pollution, and the preventing of global pollution. but this distinction between global pollution which are the pollutants that hurt human beings versus carbon, co-2, which is something that actually is beneficial to the planet, actually helps us grow more plants, is not harmful to human beings, the fact that they are focused on co-2 rather than pollutants hurts us in our effort to stop the pollutants that are hurting people and at the same time is costing us billions of dollars with no payback whatsoever. in fact, we are spending billions of dollars unnecessarily in order to justify the research that has been done in order to justify the accusation that it is mankind and not the sun that is creating changes in our temperature. the temperature of the planet is not manmade. we can't do anything about it. but the energy shortage, the energy shortage is manmade. and we can do som

along the way a lot of people marx w going to get killed and mar columbus day was completely fine withs -- and marx wa completely fine with this. the jews for example and in the soviet union they defined them by social origin but the idea was the same. >> communist and detailer of 160 million. >> today most have foregotten e the scale of the soviet atrocities. particularly what may have been rrieir most horrific. it began long before hitler's horror was revealed. popular uprising had become a problem in the ukraine. their spirit of individualismgi threatened the grand design ofs moscow. stalin decided to take steps and stoop the problem. for ner oorced peasants to give up their farmsnd the banner ofth collectivization. >> it is the peasants who are the army of inde nationalism. >> glenn stalin took everything. livelihoodsndence, their live and even their food. it wasn't because the foodg e wasn't growing. grain production was rocketingi the soviets exported it to funt their centrally plannedustria industrialization.ealt how the soviets dealt with the hungers inhumane. talk >> the force

we're in for a busy ride if you're on the northbound outer lupe, we have delays and ten minutes from mar doctor what are -- harford to providence and delays from 795 to security boulevard and a crash to watch out for 795 at the beltway. congestion on 95 southbound, that continues from whitemarsh up to the beltway and another 15 minutes to get through and another accident at baitman. we'll take a live look here and we'll see a little bit of volume building here. and this traffic report is brought to you by anne arundel medical center. to learn more, give them a call. now, back to you. >>> in the head lines, mayor stephanie rawlings-blake is hours away from unveiling her budget proposal. on the chopping block, laying off 200 police departments and grounding the marine units. the mayor said it's a worst cassina yore -- scenario. >>> another change for the baltimore sun. the editor has resigned. he' served since 2009. >>> and stay with wjz-13, maryland's news station. maryland's news station. the reformrm,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, we know everyone's looking for ways to save. why not save on car insu

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police hope you'll provide the tip that leads them to ja mar.e's this week's maryland's most wanted. jeff barnd has more. >>reporter: take a good look at this man. this is 29-year old hurt wanted by the regional warrant apprehension task force on the charge of motor vehicular theft. in october, he stole a ford mustang from a business. hurt also goes by the name "lil jay." 6-2, 170 pounds and has tattoos on his chest and neck. anyone with any information on his whereabouts is urged to call police at this number. as always, all tips are held in the strictest confidence. they do indeed make a difference. remember. if you provide any information that leads to an arrest, you may be eligible for a cash reward. jeff barnd, fox 45 news at 10:00. >>> police arrest a murder suspect wanted in the killing of a raulings man late last night. investigators found 23-year old richard glen in bel air today around 4:30 wanted in the murder of the 38-year old matthew golden friday night in raulings, maryland. a search for glen began immediately. he was arrested wit

. >> good to see you today, mar o marino. thanks for joining us today. >> coming up next on "worldwide exchange," home saeps will be out in the united states. find out what so expect on everything you need to know to have a successful trading day. back after the break.  >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." the u.s. housing sector is in the spotlight today. february existing home sales are out at 10:00 in the morning new york time, forecast to drop 2% to an annual rate of 4.95 million homes. philly fed president charles plosser is in prague speaking about the european center. at 3:30 p.m., san francisco fed president janet yellen is in las vegas to talk about the economy. let's talk about some of those key things with hank from haverford investors who continues to stay with us. >> the good news is, we finally have clarity with health care. add on top of that, the health care sector is one of the most attractively priced areas. it is the cheapest sector in the market. so it isn't too much of a surprise we have a

sun sets at 7:24, we've got a perfect triangle in the night sky with mars.t's waxing, nearly full. look sout high up into the sky, after sunset. 48 to 49 degrees early tomorrow morning. clouds will be here. 47 to 52 there. upper marlboro. your high temperature in 70. only in the 50s on friday, as the rain moves out about midday and back to sunshine for saturday. back to you. >> not bad. thanks veronica. >> thanks. when we come back at "news4 at 4," help for homeowners. >> the new program a major bank is rolling out that willelp you save money on your mortgage. >>> plus, the latest move by the postal service that could put an end to your mail deliveries on saturday. >>> and the nuts and bolts of what you need to m at the doctor getting my shoulder looked at. as we're finishing up, i mention i'm going to the bathroom more often. he checks it out. good thing. turns out... my urinary symptoms -- such as going frequently, trouble going, flow starts and stops... and going often at night -- are due to bph, also called enlarged prostate. he says over time, avodart h

if you don't agree, you are nothing mar more than a racist homo fob. -- hoe ma fob. >>> meab, you work in politics more than anybody. do these stories have an affect to people? does it change their mind on anything? >> i don't think so. it makes the person that is saying it feel a lot better about how they are spending their time. it makes them feel like in the great theater we have a call to the healthcare summit. this is the drama chapter. i don't think that matters. everybody knows somebody that is sick and want them to get better. but those guys are not doctors. what we need is not about the sigest person, but the wellest person. and having healthcare be a process where you are making people better and have good habits. >> i am voting for her. >> as a prancing liberal, i am all for the moretorium. >> lamar is republican and they are all guilty. >> the republicans that at the healthcare summit the premiere of canada came to america. i mate those stories as well. they say we have the greatest healthcare system in the world for rich people. i hate those stories as well. >> we have a g

in the champ-de-mars camp outside the shattered presidential palace, aid workers recently registeredthe displaced, and tried to persuade the weary homeless to move elsewhere >> this means that preparing maybe their home sites, cleaning the rubble, maybe preparing some other safer places, because rainy season is coming and it's really not safe for the people to stay there. >> reporter: president preval himself will soon be moving on after a fashion. his term ends next february, and he is not seeking reelection. in the year left to him, ensuring parliamentary elections later this year-- cancelled because of the quake-- is a priority. and rebuilding a government that had 13 of its 15 ministries flattened is a monumental task. meantime, the u.s. military is steadily withdrawing forces it deployed to haiti. at the peak, 20,000 u.s. personnel were there. 8,000 remain and that number will shrink further. their departure has raised concerns. >> it is big trouble, the 82nd airborne have been amazing. they've been giving food, shelter medical, everything, but they are pulling out. we have 400

no, it actually sounds like socialism, which is the forced redistribution of wealth, which is mar xism lloyd from the sec listen to this >> we are in a possession where you have to say, who is going to step down, so someone else can have power? it is the moral thing to do, your child they a good childhood all the things going for them, they have to go to a college that isn't as good and give that to somebody who didn't. it is social justice. here's what came to me. what makes us a moral people? at the top of this, what makes us a moral people and they are counting on this, is god. god teaches us how to be a moral people, because we are a god-fearing people. god teaches us to be moral that makes us care about these things. we're looking at this way, let's say you were a dope smoking hippie in the 60s and you were thinking gosh we can't destroy this country, how do we do it? were you progressives and saw the progressives started doing with it religion in the turn of the century you kind of lost your way on that what happens if you were a marxist and said i really want the forced redistri

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there, who, with all the noise, got concerned because of the misinformation that has marred this debate. i just repeat, don't take my word for it. go to our website, go to the websites of major news outlets out there. find out how reform will affect you and i'm confident you will like what you see. a common sense approach that maintains the insurance system, but makes it work for everybody. not just for the insurance companies, but for you. that's what health reform is all about. now, as long as a road as this has been, we all know our journey's far from over. there's still the work to do to rebuild this economy. there's still work to do to spur on hiring. there's work to do to improve our schools and make sure every child has a decent education. there's still work to do to reduce our dependence on foreign oil, to provide economic security. so this victory does not erase the many serious challenges we face as a nation. those challenges have been allowed to linger for years, even decades. we're not going to solve them all overnight, but as we talk l all these other challenges, we can tak

the winter games ended last night but the traditional closing ceremony, after the death of a luger, marredf the games. the canadian organizers were praised for their resiliency and the hosts had -- here's the medal tally -- >>> being patient with social security can really pay off. that story is coming up. >>> plus, toyota's troubles could put the big three u.s. automakers back in the drivers seat. >>> and metro isn't the only local transit agency raising fares this week. >>> we are heading to the district on canal road. no problems to report. i will have the spots you need to avoid coming up. >>> you are going to pay more for metro as the agency tries to balance the budget. welcome back. howard bernstein is starting us off with the forecast they are the new month of march. >> meteorological spring begins today. >> i feel it. >> real spring doesn't begin until march 20th but we will feel the breeze today, as well. march is blowing in like the lion she is and we will get a storm in here on wednesday. as we go to the weather computer you will see a large storm throwing rain and snow in to ne

>> mar that johnson will be a fine administrator. >> reporter: when democrats finally forced a vote after an eight-month delay bond voted yes. people from the outside looking in saying, why did the senator hold up somebody who he thinks is qualified for a separate issue? >> because an unresponsive bureaucracy will not respond to the needs of the people we represent unless you have a means of getting their attention. >> reporter: nominees in limbo. broken government to some, but to senators in both parties -- >> it's not a symbol of broken government. it's how government works. >> reporter: dana bash, cnn, capitol hill. >>> still ahead, who's really running washington? it's all about the 25-1 ratio. i'll explain what that mean. >>> and why does health care cost so much? dr. sanjay gupta will show us with the help of a $1,200 stapler. next. if you have overactive bladder and you worry your pipes might leak (pipe doctor) ask your doctor about treating with vesicare. (pipe woman) then you could treat yourself to a night out with fewer urges or a day with fewer leaks or a trip with fewer overa

but in the last few years the promise of bright horizons has been marred by dark clouds.t recession in generations brought us more than our fair share of strife. businesses have buckled. people have lost jobs and the abundance of financial security that we all took for granted just a few years ago seems a distant memory. but i tell you, this recession, as bad as it has been, will also be a distant memory one day. i understand that we still face tough times ahead but the promise of our florida remains strong and with your help we can make that promise even stronger. after stalling last year, florida's population is once again growing. the university of florida predicts that our state will grow by 300,000 people each year for the next five years. single-family home sales in 2009 exceeded sales in 2007. and amazingly are above the historic average and beginning in 2011 we anticipate most job sectors will once again grow. we should be mindful that difficulty times reveal enormous opportunities. some of florida's greatest corporate citizens were started in financial downturns.

find your locally owd health mar at healthmart.com [ >> reporter: hello i'm julie banderas.waiting game in the midwest tonight many people keeping a close eye on the surging waters of the red river. two the biggest towns in danger, fargo, north dakota the west bank and moorehead, minnesota on the east. locals putting more than a million sandbags in place. the river is expected to crest tomorrow. forcasters say the water level could drop due to recent cold weather and slower melting snow. >> words of con trish shun from the head of the roman catholic church. pope benedict xvi apologizing to victims of sex abuse at irish diocese and stem . in a letter he says he feels shame and remorse for abuses that went on for decades more than 100 children victimized. the letter will be read out in churches across ireland tomorrow. i'm julie banderas. now back to huckabee. for all headlines go on to foxnews.com. >> mike: don't miss the huckabee report monday through friday, three times daily on 566 of the finest radio stations in the country. if you are not hearing it you ought to call and

seen of money starting to come back from the endowments and the pensions, and where we are seeing it, mar maria, is separa managed transparent accounts. that is how traditional investors are going to invest is increasing day by day and you will see the separately managed account platforms and infrastructure behind that in years to come. >> where is the attraction so far in the hedge fund industry at that point, then, jack? tell me what is most attractive for investors? >> well, from the investor standpoint, two things, structurally, you are suggesting a lot of pressure on the liquidity terms and separately managed accounts that is being more investor-driven than anywhere else, and managers have to comply with that at the institutional level, and from a product level, you are seeing the interest in distressed categories and fixed income arbitrage and convert, and as we heard earlier global macro seems to be on the rise as well. >> i see. and emma, there is a lot of questions about hedge funds being too big, and you are hearing from the clients that they are not interested in allocating mon

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mar rubio is holding on to his big lead over one-time favorite, charlie crist.o is hos big lead over one-time favorite, charlie crist. >>> we're back, senator john mccain launched sarah palin's political career on the national stage. and now she's trying to help save his. the former running mate's reunited for first time today, since losing the presidential election in 2008. here's governor palin, stumping for mccain, who is fending off a tough primary challenge from jd hayworth. >> everybody here today supporting john mccain, we're all part of that tea party movement. because -- i've had the privilege of traveling around the u.s. and meeting with everyday americans who are that great tea party movement. and folks always ask me about my friend john mccain everywhere i go. when you think about the first tea party, shoot, some may claim that john was there at that first tea party. >> msnbc's nora o'donnell was a arizona, and melinda hendonburger is editor and chief of the politics daily.com. norah, we watched the whole thing today on television. what was the smell

well, you know, you heard the old saying, "men are from mars, women are from venus"? i think that party is from mars and we're from planet earth. i think they've been out in our orbit. the planet earth that i'm on tells me to pass health insurance. one of the reasons i'm voting for this bill is all, and the main reason i'm voting for this bill is the story of the lives that i heard from my constituents in maryland. round-tables, town halls, hearings, lots of letters, phone calls, e-mails. they told me about the situation in their lives where they were terrified that one big health care incident could lead them into bankruptcy. they were terrified that if they changed a job in one of our new high-tech communities that could have offered great opportunity for them, they didn't take it because they weren't going to have health insurance. when i listened to people, i think about the lady in cumberland who works full time but her employer doesn't provide health insurance and she's terrified that she's one sickness away from a catastrophic situation. or from karen in kensin

it was marred by horrific violence.ckly and without the violence we saw last time. >> when americans see there are soon going to be more troops in afghanistan than iraq, from a big picture perspective how should americans view that? >> i think twofold. they should see it as a sign of the incredible progress that's been made in iraq since the surge was under way in february of 2007, a dramatic decline in violence, and a dramatic decline as you noted in the number of forces we have, just under 100,000 now. we are due to get down to 50,000 as per the president's directive, come september 1st, and then be completely out of iraq of course by 2012. simultaneously though we've obviously seen a downturn in the security situation in afghanistan. that's required the president to send an additional 30,000 u.s. forces. the coalition is sending another 10,000. we've got about one-third of the u.s. surge in there right now, a little over 10,000 forces, and we've seen the initial stages of what is likely to be a 12 to 18-month campaig