adam: go ahead, mattie. jonathan. >> talk about the potential loss ofobs to really government spending. a job is only good if it is a job that actually creates wealth. all the government spending, whether the fda or faa or any of the industries of the agencies that could be affected they actually don't produce wealth. the money is better spent in the private sector. that is where it belongs. that is ultimately wwat the cuts are going to produce. adam: mattie, let me ask you this, picking up what jonathan is saying. we've seen cuts in other countries ireland with austerity. european countries with auerity. they have very high unemployment as a result of austerity. that is the argument some people say we shouldn't do these cuts. if you don't do these cuts, don't you make the problem even worse further down the road? >> you make the problem worse. look what the president is proposing. not even that he wants to dial book a lot of restraint. he wants to grow government on top othat. he wants to increase taxes on

. >> jasmine and matty are both students at the university of southern california.hey get double takes when they're out together. they met each other on campus. >> then school starts and i get to this like program we're supposed to go to for the honors program that i'm in and matty was working the program desk and i was like i think that's my twin. >> they're all getting their pictures taken for a new book by the photographer. he's been fascinated with the human face since he was a photographer at the age of 18. and he spent years searching the world for lookalikes for his book. >> i'm still looking for lookalikes. >> he found people who looked like they could be identical twins all over the country. >> are you guys twins, sisters? >> no. >> from charlotte, north carolina, to dallas, texas where he came across jill waterston and katherine treadaway. >> double the pleasure, double the fun. >> they met in high school. as they grew into adults, they stayed in touch and developed a lifelong friendship. >> people and if we're sisters. >> i think actually we probably get

general mattis has led central command master really over these two nephews.he impact of his leadership and the efforts of this team during this period of an tremendous if confirmed i intend to sustain and continue this important work the reality is that while much progress has been made in the centcom area of responsibility, quit there is still a great deal more to be done. our national interest and those of our allies and friends command vigilance as well as our continued commitment to do our part to help address the many challenges that exist to achieve and maintain security and stability throughout the middle east and south and central asia. course our foremost priority remains the ongoing mission in afghanistan. soon we will be required to complete the transfer of responsibilities to the afghans and also transition our people and equipment out of the country just as we did in 2010 and 2011 when i served thee just as we did in iraq in 2010 and 2011 when i served as the commander of u.s. forces iraq. this represents a herculean undertaking and if confirmed

support where the mattis and i think i have to say that france ought to be congratulated for intervening on the tenth of january but part of it also it's because of the guilty complex on the back of the intervention in libya which actually caused a spillover of turkey's groups into mali itself. so i think that we need to sort of come to a situation where the union resolutions will be able to co-opt both international international support to to actually mitigate the whole civilian problem i mean just before the coup in march two thousand and twelve and with the whole international body has actually met in bamako to put together a package of humanitarian economic and military package for the whole problem and a quitter up to it so i think that it will be a good idea to get back on track on those terms and whilst the un is currently putting for putting together a resolution to take forward a military operation to secure the territorial integrity of mali i think that of the parties before the coup need to also come together on track to to to put together the whole package that will solve th

he moved to the bullpen at the end of last year -- brian mattis.he pitched two scoreless innings as he makes a bid to get back in the starting rotation. adam jones picking up where he left off last year. a rocket to left-center. the orioles had a quick 1-0 lead. another shot, this time to right center. conner jackson scores. the orioles win 5-1. cal ripken likes what he sees so far from the 2013 orioles. >> i would say that they are competitive in the american league and i don't think they are going away. it might have been a surprise to many people and to many of the orioles. that is why you play. you don't pick a champion by looking at a piece of paper. they played well and they would this close to knocking off the season in game 5. >> that is cal ripken friday night downtown. the maryland schedule has been released that includes a home game against syracuse. also a showdown with west virginia at m&t bank stadium on saturday, october 12. remember last year's game with west virginia. a couple of touchdown catches. spring practice down at college p

mattie. in medical school we learn this but when we come out, surgeons stick to the anatomy.e talk about the physiology. dr. meyers says the pelvis is a tight compartment. bones, nerves, muscles all crammed together. if you're doing sports and overusing a muscle group, you can tear the muscle. if you tear the muscle, you might not know so you try physical therapy, heat, anti-inflammatories and you get worse. that happened to andyan peterson and donovan mcnabb but it happens to high school students and college students. they don't know what to do. mri scans show tears. the concept of sports hernia is a misnomer. we used to thing was a the bowel wall breaking through the muscles but in most of these, it's a tear in the muscle. if it doesn't get better, dr. meyers and others are using a lap are -- lapra scope. he does an elegant procedure. >> we were talking about robotics. you would operate laparoscopically. if it's a tear, which i didn't but if it's a tear, how do you repair it, surgically? >> what the americans do, compared to europeans, we use a lot of mesh. hernia is a prot

general mattis has led central command master really over these two nephews. the impact of his leadership and the efforts of this team during this period of an tremendous if confirmed i intend to sustain and continue this important work the reality is that while much progress has been made in the centcom area of responsibility, quit there is still a great deal more to be done. our national interest and those of our allies and friends command vigilance as well as our continued commitment to do our part to help address the many challenges that exist to achieve and maintain security and stability throughout the middle east and south and central asia. of course our foremost priority remains the ongoing mission in afghanistan. soon we will be required to complete the transfer of responsibilities to the afghans and also transition our people and equipment out of the country just as we did in 2010 and 2011 when i served there just as we did in iraq in 2010 and 2011 when i served as the commander of u.s. forces iraq. this represents a herculean undertaking and if conf

in our spring training report, brian mattis set the tone. he threw two scoreless innings. he's fighting to earn a spot in the starting rotation for the regular season. adam jones is set in his position. center fielder and clean up hitter, he'll be counted on to do a lot of this when the season begins. a drive to bring home brian roberts, that started the scoring in a 5-1 orioles victory. the birds have started bring with three straight wins. they'll play the pirates tomorrow. john harbaugh in indianapolis for the combine. they have their eyes on the draft coming up. notre dame linebacker teo considered a pick. you can see harbaugh's reaction in the split screen. baltimore catholic league, archbishop spalding in the red uniforms. the power move down the lane. cavaliers down big in the second half. they could not catch up. mt. st. joes will finish this with a dunk of their own. 73-56, gayle. they take the catholic lead title. 501 career wins for the coach. that's a long time coaching and a lot of winning and something to celebrate. >> thank you. we'll be right b >>> the plan

orioles still have plenty of depth in their starting rotation and there is still plenty of room for mattis. it is hard being a starter, and today against the yankees it was an impressive first day of spring for brian. he pitched two scoreless innings and allowed just two hits. adam jones picking up where he left off last season. he drives one to the gap. brian roberts had a couple of hits. name tags one to the gap. that is going to fall in there. the birds go on to win 5-1, and i start to the spring for them. 2013 has not been so good for manti te'o. there are the constant questions about his make-believe girlfriend and today, if he looks low, he is. he ran it in 4:82. coach john harbaugh looking on, and look at his reaction. not very good. he was 20 at of 26 who ran today. the biggest priority continues to be the signing of quarterback joe flacco. reports say the team is making progress but its agents won the new deal, so nothing is done yet. tom brady will be with the patriots a while longer. he agreed to a three-year, $20 million extension. his contract freezes $50 million in salary cap

be appointed by the board of supervisors, this list is known as the local appointment list or the matti act. in december, we finalized that report and submitted it to the board and to the public. the board's rules of order further requires the clerk of the board each year from that list to determine and identify every subordinate body that has not met consistently for four month and is to request the city attorney's office to prepare legislation to repeal the legislation or ordinance that established the body and those are the last four items before you today, and we would like to thank linda wong because she is the one who compromises the mighty act for us. the clerk's office has three items before you, the first is the area plan infrastructure committee, it was established in 2010 and sponsored by former supervisor soef fee maxwell, the response from the planning department indicated the committee has not yet in over one year, since this committee has not met in the last four years, it's fallen below the standard to continue and we're requesting you recommend the full board that we re

general mattis has led central command master really over these two nephews. the impact of his leadership and the efforts of this team during this period of an tremendous if confirmed i intend to sustain and continue this important work the reality is that while much progress has been made in the centcom area of responsibility, quit there is still a great deal more to be done. our national interest and those of our allies and friends command vigilance as well as our continued commitment to do our part to help address the many challenges that exist to achieve and maintain security and stability throughout the middle east and south and central asia. of course our foremost priority remains the ongoing mission in afghanistan. soon we will be required to complete the transfer of responsibilities to the afghans and also transition our people and equipment out of the country just as we did in 2010 and 2011 when i served there just as we did in iraq in 2010 and 2011 when i served as the commander of u.s. forces iraq. this represents a herculean undertaking and if conf

support where the mattis and i think i have to say that france ought to be congratulated for intervening on the tenth of january but part of it also it's because of the guilty complex on the back of the intervention in libya which actually caused a spillover of turkey's groups into mali itself. so i think that we need to sort of come to a situation where the union resolutions will be able to co-opt both international international support to actually mitigate the whole civilian problem i mean just before the coup in march two thousand and twelve and with a whole international body had actually met in bamako to put together a package of humanitarian and economic and military package for the whole problem and they could interrupt it so i think that it would be a good idea to get back on track on those terms and wow the u.n. is currently putting for putting together a resolution to take forward a military operation to secure the territorial integrity of mali i think that of the parties before the coup need to also come together on track to to to put together the whole package that will solv

support where the mattis and i think i have to say that france ought to be congratulated for intervening on the tenth of january but part of it also it's because of the guilty complex on the back of the intervention in libya which actually caused a spillover of turkey's groups into malory itself. so i think that we need to sort of come to a situation where the union resolutions will be able to co-opt both international international support to to actually mitigate the whole civilian problem i mean just before the coup in march two thousand and twelve and with the whole international body had actually met in bamako to put together a package a humanitarian and economic and military package for the whole problem and a quitter up to that so i think that it would be a good idea to get back on track on those terms and whilst the un is currently putting for putting together a resolution to take forward a military operation to secure the territorial integrity of mali i think that of the parties before the coup need to also come together on track to to to put together the whole package that will

>> guest: yes, my dad's mother who is mattie belle robinson. c-span: and there is a robinson name on the island, isn't there somewhere? >> guest: yes, there is. there's a robinson's point, which is where the lighthouse is. c-span: so when you go out fishing, do you have a cell phone now? >> guest: i do not. i'm a dinosaur. i'm like one of the only people probably on the planet who does not own a cell phone but i have a vhf radio. c-span: and can you talk to ground? can you talk to your mother or whatever? >> guest: i can. we have a handheld vhf at home that if my mother needs to get in touch with my dad and/or i, she can call us on the radio. c-span: so how long do you think your father will continue being your sternman? >> guest: well, i hope a long time. i really do enjoy working with my dad. he's 72 now but he's in great shape. he loves working every day. he can work me under the table, so i'm sure he'll be going strong for some time. c-span: and when did he retire from his other job at bath iron works? >> guest: yes, at the age of 65 he ret

sounds like groundhog day, and john lay feel said that would drive the economy into the ground, mattie, andoirk connel oh, connel are joining us thank you. we know what the democrats want. they want more responding and higher taxes anyway they can get it. the question is what the republicans are going to do about it. so far they have been snuckerred by the guys, what do you think that the republicans will do? >> i think they should tell them, you got what you wanted. what are you going to do? we knew and said you will get about 40 billion attract dollars by raising taxes on upper income, rich, whatever you want to call them. we still have a deficit over $1 trillion, they said they would run on this like fdr, and andrew jackson, what times are bad, run against rich and bankers, if i was the republicans i would go on the offense say, last we're we brought in 1.2 trillion in income taxes, we still have deficits we could double income tax rates on every american and still run a deficit we have to do something with spending. >> i agree, but the question is how do you go on the defense? you

. >>> mattie, the baby sloth is a smooth operator. he won the heart of a youtube poster, rachel husain, by giving her a flower. rachel says the tender but very slow gesture there made it the best day of her life. oh, so cute. 8:05 right now. let's go back outside to savannah and david. >> ah. mr. roker, it is quite cold out here this morning. >> it's a little brisk but that has not enthusiasm of our crowd. especially this birthday girl, sarah, happy birthday. >> you this. >> where are you from? >> poland, maine. >> you are together. >> yes. >> you got a posse for your birthday. fantastic. happy birthday. let's see what we have going on for you today. our friday field trip, mostly sunny, warm. nbc 6 in south florida, we are looking forward to that. let me tell you. as we check out the country, you can see on the satellite, radar, there is that storm, natalie told you about at the top of the newscast. we have big snow going on. we are talking some places getting 9 to 18 inches of snow. nebraska to kansas, icy conditions into the mid mis

. >> is little marty jealous of little matty? >> you know what?y basis. your pile of -- of quivering need and insecurity is only slightly outpaced by your in -- [ bleep ] -- ly insanely over bloated ego. it's unbelievable. >> all right, okay. i'm sorry. i spaced out for a second. what did you say? >> bye, matt. [ laughter ] >> whoa, whoa, whoa you guys are leaving? >> yeah. >> hold on, hold on. >> you got that, right?. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what a great guy. [ cheers and applause ] congrats. couldn't happen to a nicer guy. congrats on your work, buddy. >> thank you, man. thank you, man. >> jimmy: see ya in "iron man." our thanks to don cheadle. watch "house of lies," sunday nights at 10:00 p.m., on showtime. the very funny john oliver joins us after the break. come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ lobsterfest is the king of all promotions. there's nothing like our grilled lobster and lobster tacos. the bar harbor bake is really worth trying. [ male announcer ] get more during red lobster's lobsterfest. with the year's largest selection o

that was reports coming out of that area, in mattis burg, mississippi and another county reporting somey. this is also in mississippi with at least three injuries and homes damaged along this region, so very dangerous situation going on right now with a storm system producing blizzard conditions and the same storm system, the southern end we're seeing golf moisture pulled northward and thunderstorms firing up and heavy rains across georgia, alabama and rain and some thunderstorms embedded producing some. and that's why we have the risk for tornados as we head into the nighttime hours here and we have two tornado watches and basically meaning that conditions are ripe for a tornado to develop across southeastern portions of louisiana, southern mississippi, southern portions of alabama and as well as the two watches are in effect until 11 p.m. central time as we head into tonight. again, we do have that ongoing risk for tornados and very dangerous, especially he when we head into the nighttime hours where you can't see the threat for tornado, can't see the tornados on the ground and take t

and general mattis has laid out what his requirements are. and so, those requirements have been vetted and approved and again, if he doesn't get the full compliment, then he will have to do some things to mitigate that. >> general, what do you see will be the remaining force when we are withdrawing in 2014 from afghanistan? >> sir, i believe that those decisions are still being made by the leadership with the input of general dunford and general mattis. and i don't know, i'm not a part of that process. i don't know what the objectives are that the leadership will want to accomplish and, and that really drives what, what the, what the force structure should look like going forward. so, having been a commander in the field where, you know, i was working hard with, with the leadership to define options and, i found it very unhelpful when somebody who wasn't a part of the process speculated on what the troops strength should be. >> in your experience where you have worked with the indigenous forces and leadership of a country like afghanistan, ca

. >>> the democratic committee has nominated nina harper to replace mattie harrison.. >>> in baltimore county police raid vendors at the flee market. police looked for counterfeit merchandise. no one has been arrested and no charges have been filed yet. >>> stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station. up next, a conversation with microsoft cofounder bill gates. the star of beast of the southern wild, dwight henry will put in an >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour bill gates says he cannot make the world a better place without getting sleep. >>> being a baker has been his bread and butter since high school, but now dwight henry is getting rave reviews for his first ever acting role in "beast of the southern wild." we'll show you his improbable story. >>> when rubio tyke a sip of water during his response to the state of the union address he was mocked nationally but according to buzzfeed rubio has already raised more than $100,000 for its path by selling water bottles with his name on them. >>> britain's guardian says they're parlized by u

. >>> mattie, the baby sloth is a smooth operator.usain, by giving her a flower. rachel says the tender but very slow gesture there made it the best day of her life. oh, so cute. 8:05 right now. let's go back outside to savannah and david. >> ah. mr. roker, it is quite cold out here this morning. >> it's a little brisk but that has not dampened the enthusiasm of our crowd, especially this birthday girl, sarah. where are you from? >> maine. >> you're together. >> you have a posse for your birthday. fantastic. happy birthday. let's see what you have going on for you today. our friday field trip, mostly sunny, warm, nbc 6 and south florida, we are looking forward to that, let me tell you. as we check out the country, you can see on the satellite radar, there's that storm naturally told you about at the top of the newscast. we have big snow going on, some places getting 9 to 18 inches of snow, nebraska to kansas and icy conditions to the mid-mississippi river valley and strong storms into mid-mississippi and heavy rain into mid georgia an

there's now a date set for the next round of international negotiations to be held inial matty, that distinguished diplomatic capital. one wonders if perhaps that quieter location will allow a little bit of distance from the glare of the cameras. do you expect much progress? what do you expect from these long-delayed, long-awaited talks? >> thanks, tamara, very much. it's a pleasure to be with you all. i can't think of a more wonderful crowd to bring in out of the rain. [laughter] for what has been the longest-running nonevent discussions about iran. [laughter] in this town for some time. i wish i could say i thought that almaty would produce something. i live in fervent hope, but i think the reality is that it seems to me to be pretty unlikely at the moment. you have pending internal processes, i think, in iran leading to the selection of a new president in the summer, an inauguration sometime in the autumn. and so that might well be a period of stasis. on the other hand, because you can get any point of view from any iranian you talk about talk to, some are also talking about an op

. >>> matty, the baby sloth is a smooth operator and won the heart of a youtube poster by giving herre made it the best day of her life. so cute. 8:05 now. back outside to savannah and david. >> natalie, thank you. >> mr. roker, it is quite cold. >> a little brisk but that has not dampened the enthusiasm of our crowd, especially the birthday girl sara. happy birthday. where are you from. >> maine. >> you're together. >> yeah. >> okay. you got a posse for your birthday. happy birthday. let's see what we've got going on for you for today. our friday field trip, mostly sunny and nbc 6 and south florida, we are looking forward to that. let me tell you. as we check out the country you can see on the satellite radar the storm, natalie told you about the top of the newscast, big snow going on. we're talking some places getting 9 to 18" of snow, nebraska into kansas and slight risk of strong storms east texas into mississippi, look for heavy rain later this weekend into georgia. more rain moving into the pacific northwest with mountain snows and high surf advisories along the southern califo