people know that maxine is a singer. left hand on the piano -- tavis: it is a good left hand. >> she said, are you crazy? i cannot play on your record. i said, you have got to play the left hand on the piano. tavis: is this project just for you or is this project for us? >> it is for us. i will include myself in it. ben helped medy throw this together and he and i do this thing together. 115 degrees in the desert, everybody got together and we threw these things down. i will not let them do it more than two or three times. tavis: because that is all you need. >> i was like, grab on, we are going to do this thing. you can do it to death, we can practice it to death, we can make it perfect, but is it really perfect if you do all that? tavis: reminds me of a line that miles davis was famous, infamous for going after his band members in the hallway. he was at a hotel and they would be rehearsing and he would say, stop that rehearsing. if you play that tonight, i will kick your behind. when you get on stage tonight, i want yo

their other sister competed as well, justine, chloe and maxine dufour-lapoint, nice to have you all here. >> thank you. >> you'll get your medals here in the official. last night they had you on the podium. i don't care what country you were rooting for, we were all moved watching for the two of you. what was that like? >> it was so amazing, crazy amazing. i was in shock, just going to that podium, it was just a thrill for me and a dream come true. >> with your big sister. >> with i checked to my side, there was my sister. it was so beautiful. i held her hand and said, you know, you live that moment together. it was incredible. >> you guys are obviously very close. at the end of the day you're competitors. how do you balance that, chloe? >> we grew up together in the same sport. since we are kids we are able to manage that. also it comes from our parents who support the fact that we were in the same sport. they always told us to have a healthy competition and be proud of what you've done. it's an individual sport. if you don't do a good job on the course, it's your fault and not your sis

winning gold in the paris skate tonight was there a high hopes are there but are also high notes for maxine frank of intensity on evolution they are within touching distance of getting that gold medal in the pairs it's the free skate tonight and they have chosen a piece of music for that which is very close to their heart says andrew lloyd webber's. jesus christ superstar so what could possibly go wrong well the only bad omen i can think of is that a number of figure skaters have used his music in the past but none of them have won a limb pick gold in fact the closest any of them has first come to doing that with silver in vancouver but i don't think that's going to be a factor did you think in fact i could be being a little bit stupid by suggesting this and it certainly doesn't deter the russians . but it's one of our free skating programs will be andrew lloyd webber's musical juice christ superstar in fact i've been dreaming of making this happen soon so i was a child a love affair in march last year was so this musical on broadway and now it's time to perform a toss selves if you just i

like nine matches before the semifinals also today will get a glimpse of the figure skating stars maxine. gold in the team event earlier this week but today they will begin the pairs competition where they are favorites it also should be said that they are world and european champions at the moment despite only being together for three years and despite maxime's famous bad temper so how they managed to achieve all this success in such a short space of time with just maybe it's written in the stars i was familiar with some of. my zodiac sign is gemini and lexeme is a libra so we get along just fine. when we first started skating together i told her that more than half of what people say about my personality is probably true as she told me she could get along with pretty much anyone. whatever people say my or someone else's personality figure skating is a sport and what matters is the result doesn't matter what my personality is like some would say about a coach for example he's insufferable the most important thing is my training and my performance and the medals i win who cares if i'm a

medals he won gold in the team event here in sochi just a few days ago and also fellow figure skater maxine klein called among others has been paying tribute to his glittering if you. we all have great respect for pollution cold she's a legend in our sport and a great example for many worldwide but i think the fact that she came out and helped win the team gold given this condition is a heroic achievement. i want to take my hat off and tell him that he's the greatest of athletes to everything he went through and everything he achieved was unique she people in history could have equal time qualities valentine's day and i know it's not going to be much of a consolation for mr who came for the moment but he has been named as one of she sweethearts at least in the straw poll i carried out myself of about forty people yesterday also in the forty's list was alexander ovechkin heats gold for russia yesterday in their fight to win against slovenia and then. getting is competition and also there you might be surprised at the russian women's curling team they really have struck a chord with the russi

way as martin young's rude son be sealing bronze however russia lodged an official protest claiming maxine genin was deliberately impeded on the final sprint which cost him bronze. appears myra austria was the surprise winner of the men's downhill as the big name struggled in our mind skiing signature race christoper you know offer of italy took silver and norway's here still young through bronze norway's world champion acts alone spindle and american star bode miller finished fourth and days respectively. and poland large hill speed young quote count in the new star one dollar limping debut in the men's normal then with a stunning first round jump civilian world champion that took the over holding off noways and the bottle you have to settle for bronze. and that's a part one but stay with us for part two where we'll have ice hockey and the rest of the sports around the guy seriously. there's a saying here when you're in the arctic you have the entire world at your feet. she looks like a fairly simple ship but really she's not simple little handful of people ever have access to the nuclear

but they will be hard pressed because it's the russians that are the favorites in a cold sore and maxine tank brother and i should also mention the men's halfpipe post tonight and the biggest art in that he is shaun white. he's the american people the norm because it is red the red hair he's known as the flight to me. back to her. one quick story much in victory. i can and keep woolmer and sochi will be in touch to my strong critic of mails purporting to was there. well the american team at the sochi winter olympics is still watching for medals in speedskating but the athletes are hoping been a high tech suits begun to give the man aged in the next round. cctv james stillman i visited one of the companies responsible for designing their aerodynamic apparel. speed skaters in sochi are taking to the east clearing. randy's the seats seats grows on one goal. and it was to help the athletes they fast for the seeds are a collaboration between apparel maker under armor in u s aerospace and defense contractor lockheed martin two other notes for lockheed martin's this aerodynamics it's all about

. >> reporter: maxine and her steadily growing quilt hope to fly standby to orlando. >> i brought it with me because i knew i would have a little quality time. >> reporter: how are you getting through it? >> by talking and eating. >> reporter: this quartet of teenagers on a field trip from florida was still at reagan national as the first flights began taking off around 5:00 p.m. the airport barely has enough land to stack all the snow. even with runways open, friday will still not be back to normal. flight aware says around 100 flights out of the d.c. area have already been canceled. at reagan national, mark albert, wusa9. >>> you know the drill. if you haven't signed up for those alerts, call first before heading to the airport. as of this morning dulles has 31 cancellations. reagan national 73. >>> it is 4:53 this friday morning on valentine's day if you're just waking up. another look at the question of the morning now. according to a survey, 29% of couples say they plan to do this on valentine's day. >> is it a, break up, b, nothing or c, a weekend getaway? go to our facebook pa

only being together for three years and despite maxine's famous bad temper so how did they manage to achieve all this success in such a huge space of time just maybe it's written in the stars i was familiar with some of what seems to treat. my zodiac sign is gemini and lexeme is a libra so we get along just fine we're used to when we first started skating together i told her to know that more than half of what people say about my personality is probably true and she told me she could get along with pretty much anyone fine whatever people say about my or someone else's personality figure skating is a sport and what matters is the result doesn't matter what my personality is like some would say about a coach for example he's insufferable the most important thing is my training and my performance and the medals i win who cares if i'm a difficult person a couple of other names to look out for today nikita crew called the defending olympic champion in the cross-country skiing and also. who's going for her second medal in the women's. ice hockey is also expected to steal the show at the so

gold that he helped russia win in the team event a few days ago and also his fellow figure skater maxine trying to pay tribute to his glittering achievements. we all have great respect for pollution coach he's a legend in our sport and a great example for many worldwide i think the fact that he came out and helped win the team gold given his condition is a heroic achievement. but it's probably not much of a consolation but it is valentine's day today mr place has been named as one of sochi sweethearts at least that is according to a quick straw poll i did myself up here in the mountains yesterday and a couple of other names at play it say. that you always hear your position. that you need. to see it but you know everybody knows ovechkin is the most beautiful athlete and everybody knows why that's because he scores a lot of goals as well and there is definitely the entire women's curling team. just by women's curling team take first place at this olympics at the idea that they are the most beautiful i'm one hundred percent sure. just a quick recap then top of the hotties list we have. the

proponents and critics of putin will begin now the pics and salty have and its opposition leader maxine about me was among those detained. but the clamp was sheltered mike and in reference to the recent protest movement in ukraine he said that was on important and that it remained to be seen if russians are ready to fight for their own freedom i knew the routine use on him more. this was due to his arsenal. did you. it's the beatles and a walk on and you'll still many peoples many people still say anything. yesterday its initiative in big games in russia. now is the kinds of wood in its window open. many people season it can be a little firm. escorts from his side to begin to start to divide you cradled the boxes teapot so take me on board these bikes and cars and now it's in nineteen seven was the most difficult part of the car. our own the view. is honored. i did it. chuffed to read a real chip separate for decades but the korean war have been reunited in two or three in resorts eighty eight or three family members were re united with three hundred and fifty seven south koreans at the

boost by a figure skaters who won three golds on home ice a team competition and then pairs with maxine trying. helping seal both and in the women's individual competition after a surprise package at the lena sought to cover bridges for performance of our life to be retiring south korean superstar euna kim and claim russia's first ever gold in batter vents goddesses i would have to says i'm very proud to have won a gold medal at the age of seventeen it's such a great feeling it's about who with everything including myself sometimes i said to my mom i can't do this anymore i'm tired and she says ok give it up i'll still love you anyway but then i realize that i won't give up and will take my gold ten years ago russia didn't even have a sliding center very roughly this which makes for feats of gold medalists alexander tried to cough in the skeleton of a two man bobsled team of alexander's or because of and alex a boy order even more remarkable given the fog it always helps when you're competing at home because of the support you get from your friends and relatives we felt we couldn't let

way as martin young's rude son be sealing bronze however russia lodged an official protest claiming maxine genin was deliberately impeded on the final sprint which cost him bronze. appears myra austria was the surprise winner of the men's downhill as the big name struggled in our mind skiing signature race christoper enough of a italy took silver and norway is here it's not the only group bronze always world champion acts alone spindle and american start bode miller finished fourth and days respectively. and poland launch hill steve young quote count in. one go limping debut in the men's normal bent with a stunning first round jump so really in world champion that took silver holding off norway's and those bottle you have to settle for bronze. and that's a part one but stay with us for part three well we'll have ice hockey and the rest of the sports from around the globe facing. this is obviously more for the ladies because it's pink. women wanted to avoid rate they really need it to buy gas environ how to use them. this is the one that i want to go with them once again it's the fear facto

it's like, hey, maxine? >> no, it was a college town. they were used to us. and we did have a big pastor out there. >> you might have a big stump. [laughter] >> and so this friend of mine that we called uncle mike, he would urge you to take more drugs and drink more. and he also loved firearms. so we decided it would be fun to set off the dynamite and so he takes the dynamite and he goes out into the yard and he goes way out there. >> running and running? >> oh, yeah. going so far out and it just took forever and time is going very slowly. so he runs back to the house. running and running. and puts this, he pud he just ps his foot on the porch step in the dynamite goes off and it's like 15 feet away. and it's like a they blew out all the windows in the house and she says she goes back into this and no one can here for about four days. and it's blown through the screen door. so it seemed like a good idea at the time. >> which leads to the issue of how baby boomers talk to our kids. they can't tell our kids that kind of story. >> now. >> i always say, be very c

benghazi, and "fast & furious", nsa, silencing the two-party, irs, maxine waters and shady banking tiesmedia phone records and a lack of reporting on the ballooning deficits. jay leno had a great line the president campaigned on hope and change now is hope and change of the subjects. neil: nothing from jimmy fallin? >> no. but this is why they are taking over the old media because maybe people really do want to read those stories. >> i am all for this. what does he look like when he is under arrest but that is all i am saying. >> i get worried any time we don't talk about the media. neil: it is the alternative to use. >> i am happy with this conversation to represent the entire medda but it could well be capitalism does not serve the media well because this is what the people want not the decision by the media. neil: when people of ask about should congress continued to investigate ben gauzy there is a lot of passion writing they are not getting attention. >> there is a big difference between what you agitated about what will you watch on the screen? into the other question and [chantin

benghazi, and "fast & furious", nsa, silencing the two-party, irs, maxine waters and shady banking tiesa phone records and a lack of reporting on the ballooning deficits. jay leno had a great line the president campaigned on hope and change nows pe and change of the subjects. neil: nothing from jimmy fallin? >> no. but this ishy they are taking over the old media because maybe people really do wt to read those stories. >> i am all for this. what does he look like when he is under arrest but that is all i am saying. >> i get worried any time we don't talk about the media. neil: it is the alternative to use. >> i am happy with this conversation to represent the entire medda but it could well be capitalism does not serve the media well because this is what the people want not the decision by the media. neil: when people of ask abou should congress ntinued to investigate ben gauzy there is a lot of passion writing they are not getting attention. >> there is a big difference between what you agitated about what will you watch on the screen? into the other question and [chanting] day over and

. >> maxin, you tasted 13 brands. >> we brought you the flavored and white cheddar is kettle corn. >> cheddar from trader joe. >> it had a nice balance of cheddar cheese flavor. and salt. >> tender. >> tender and nice balance of salt and real cheddar cheese flavor. >> that is excellent. >> 2.50 for the entire bag. >> $0.06 a serving. >> and to the wise brand that is air popped and cheddar. >> tender and nice real white cheddar cheese flavor and a balance of salt. >> what do you think? >> it tastes like the other one. >> they are similar. >> yeah. >> it is the wise brand. >> i like the salt and others like the kelth corn because it is sugar. >> you will have more fat in those and little more than air pop. >> why do these have more fat? >> they are cheese and more fat. >> it is okay. we'll get to the sugar and kettle corn. >> it is called smart food. i could use intelligence. let me try this. >> i was going to say you are smart and why you eat it. >> it is smarter because it said so. >> these have less fat and more sweet. >> that is very sweet. >> and people enjoy it and it has a crunch

you've defended people on the -- who have been under investigation, maxine waters, so i know you've beenis the ethics committee working better today than it did ten years ago? >> i think it is. i think the whole impetus for the office of congressional ethics, which came up as a way to unclog the stalemate has remedied the situation. and now the committee has taken a number of cases, as you pointed out in your lead-in, and has disposed of even more than those cases, either deciding that there was no case or going forward. >> i guess i go back -- is this loophole basically avoiding -- avoiding an investigation -- and i know you said the office -- should congress try to test this and see if they have authority so that basically members don't escape? >> well, one thing i would say, and this is my defense lawyer speaking, leaving congress is no small matter. to the extent that someone motivated, stimulated to leave congress because of an ongoing inquiry, that's a fairly dramatic act of -- >> shurks keeping the benefits, might be keeping their pension. shouldn't congress have the ability to in

this is the neighborhood that bill davidon and his late wife, maxine, lived in immediately prior, inrs prior to her death in 2010 and enjoyed many things about this neighborhood including coming here for events. so that feels like a special tie more us. i assume that if you're here and you have the enthusiasm that you've already shown, that you know a lot about the burglary. so i won't rehash the details except for some things that i'd like to say. it really began in 1970 when bill davidon had a very powerful idea. as he moved from peace organization to peace organization that year, people kept telling him that they thought that this were spies in their midst. and he was not a believer in conspiracies, and he was not someone who speculated. as a physicist, he believed in the scientific method, and he really thought that people were perhaps imagining that, that people in the movement by that time had is such a seasons of lack of hope -- such a sense of lack of hope or depression really about what they felt was their failure to stop the war. and so he thought as he heard this more and

fmr maxine measles and mumps and rubella can last a lifetime.unity once you receive it. people prior to 1957 most likely have had the measles and should not get again is not as contagious. the chances of catching the measles is very unlikely the people that could get the measles during the time of been contagious running are today should not be a risk to people if they were on the same bart train as individual and should be concerned. >> : dr. berg and tells me provision can run a blood test to find out. and all the creek. >> : but taking it at a look at measles case to us and the new year three cases have been reported this being reported to see see in health officials last year there were 18 reported cases in california and nationwide 187 cases though the jump from 2012 when there were only 54 of state numbers for that year were not available the sec says walter small up bricks to to an x-rated visitors the u.s. is down with lowest number of cases ever reported. keep in mind only one and 1000 infected people end up dying. the >> : uc-berkeley

shirley chisolm, maxine waters and joanne watson who just went off council in december, and have something experience working on campaigns as well as going through a lot of respect for marie wilson, who was the author of the book "closing the leadership gap" and i had the opportunity to meet her and go through one of her programs here in michigan. one of the things, women are very unrepresented. the other is just how that intersects with race, and gender, and for african-american women, it just seems to be -- you have to transcend the issue of race... thought to looking at how this plays out in terms of the kinds of policy that we're seeing. to me there's an attack on the working class nowdays. >> guest: absolutely. >> host: professor, if you can hang on, debra, i wasn't prepared but now i have your quiz question it you would like to take one: who is the first black woman to win an olympic gold medal. >> caller: that would have been -- she ran track -- will ma rudolph. >> guest: actually, i think alice coachman before, but wilma rudolph then, yes. i have posters of both in my office. so le

and we are seeing opening remarks from capitol hill, introductory remarks from jeb hensarling and maxined we'll get to janet yellen as soon as she gets sworn in we want to bring in the chief managing director at mesereaux financial. the market really liked what it saw in that testimony, the continuity angle here, but is there anything that janet yellen could say at this point to make the market retreat? what's one of those fear factors? >> i think the fear factor is on the panel that follows. the panel with john taylor, the only friendly face on that panel will be sort of don kohn who janet knows well who is very supportive of janet but john taylor will cop out of the market and say the fed is wrong and you'll see the hailstorm from the house what they'd like to do in terms of the real challenge will be maintaining the federal reserve's independence with the congress and particularly a house of representatives that wants to clip its wings on independence like they've done so well on fiscal policy, they'd like to do it with monetary policy as well, and that's the real challenge after jane