this year it's montreal.aps a 2-1 advantage now as montreal was in a tie game for 1 minute 42 seconds. tom poti, he fires and scores. alexander semin. and then some rough stuff interrupts the celebration. >> craig: a lot of pushing and shoving after this one. the screen on this play on a wicked start from alexander semin. the montreal canadiens not happy with the turn of events. there's a lot of pushing and shoving going on. the fans going crazy in washington with a 2 goal lead. >> joe: washington capitals the fewest numbers of fighting this year. alexander semin scoring just 36 seconds after eric fehr. >> craig: here's the pass. there's the shot. markov and gill. there's the extra push and there he gets knocked down and there's pouliot going right after him. watch pouliot go there and give him an extra shot and that's when semins turns around and trips him up. >> joe: alexander semin taking a page from the new captain, alex ovechkin. he shot it through the legs of the defender and the goalie. >> craig: it's

whistle here offsides against montreal.have time for the keys to the game. >> craig: you take a look at the teams. the visitors need extra man mayhem. they were 11 of 22 on the recent road trip. they have to have that type of play. they have to regrain their identity. they are a fast, hardworking team that gets in with speed and they have to fine tune their stick. the last five games, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 goals. they need to amp up the offense. >> new year working >> joe: working with tom poti. bradley getting support from quintin laing. four players. they join the fray. david steckel to the point. on the way. he'll swingist that was a nice pick up by price. that was a high out deflection. caps with a good opportunity. joe moving the puck down low. notice the d man doing a great job of getting the buck through. there's the deflection. that's a beauty. nice job, matt bradley. >> joe: the caps are going to improve upon your scoring, they'll need players to camp out in front and search for rebounds and deflections. delayed offensive

so that is why i'm leaving haiti and going into montreal with no coat today. is because i think there are a lot of people meeting, or a group of key people meeting to talk about how we can build back better. maybe i just have to leave in-- believe in that message to kind of get through the next few months. >> suarez: what's the pitch when you go to montreal? how do you think the-- keep the world engaged and understanding that this is a long-term front? >> i don't know but we're all going to try. especially those of us who have been engaged in haiti for a long time. we're going to have to be very explicit that transient interest in this problem is not only unhelpful but very destructive. and that's what we have had to date. there is a wave of interest, there is a crisis. and people pay attention. there a crisis and people pay attention from outside. if you are a trauma surgeon, i think it's just fine that you feel good after you get back on the plane. you know, that's what we ask the orth pedestrianists and others who are helping us now, that is what we want th

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. -- this is montreal rose road where it comes in contact with 270 -- this is montrose road here it comes in contact with 270. >> let's get to julie wright with the traffic. >> yes, the call came in at about 4:40 this morning because of the huge truck fire. we believe the driver is the one who made the 911 call. montrose road shut down in each direction east and westbound as it crosses over 270. i notice on my trip in, there was a lot of response headed in this direction and again, the fire, as you can clearly see, flames continue to shoot up in the air. they very well may have to close down 270. that hasn't happened yet but they may. we will keep you posted. but in the meantime, if you normally use montrose road to shuttle yourself back and forth between the montrose parkway and 355. that won't work for you this morning. montrose road shut down in each direction until further notice. it is just this overpass that remains closed. you do not want to commit. if you are continuing northbound from the lanes combined, you do not want to commit to montrose road until this situation can be resol

the capital start tuesday at home ainst the montreal canadiens. the capitals had to atlanta saturday to take on the thrashers. the redskins game, the team is not play off down. coming up, a car overturns in rock creek, sending cruise kremlin to try to get to the driver trapped inside -- sending crews >> the dc area is in the middle of a deep freeze, with some of the coldest air we have seen so far this winter. the powerful wind gusts made it feel like it was in the single digits. the wind brought down trees and knocked out power to thousands of people across the area. investigators are trying to figure out what led to a bizarre accident this morning. police say a car went off the rock creek parkway and into the icy rock creek. joshua kuhlman was pulled from the vehicle barely ali ad rushed to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead this afternoon. there will be enhanced security measures for people coming to the u.s. from overseas. tsa says all passengers are eligible for random screenin anpeople coming from certain countries will undergo other

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the last one was in montreal. i just came from port-au-prince to montreal to here.he first one was in washington less than a year ago. the results are noteworthy and worrisome. despite $402 million pledge to support the haitian government's economic recovery program -- this was after the 2008 hurricanes, which destroyed 15% of the country's g.d.p., it was estimated by my coworkers of the u.n. that a mere $61 million have been dispersed. in the office of specialwxc env we've been tracking the disbursement of pledges, 85% of the pledges made a year ago are undispersed. many of us worry that if passed this prologued haitians will be blamed. as we argued before there are serious problems in the aid machinery and these have contributed to the delivery challenges on the ground. the aid machinery currently at work in haiti keeps too much for overhead, for its operations and still relies over much on ngos or contractors who do not observe the ground rules we would need to follow to build haiti back better. the fact that there are more ngos per capita in haiti than any other

and later, coverage of the international meeting in montreal focusing on aid for haiti.ve events to tell you about tomorrow morning. the senate homeland security committee hears from the flight to under 53 bombing attempt. that is on c-span at 10:00 a.m. eastern. and 9:00 a.m. eastern on c- span2, live coverage of steny hoyer at the national press club. and the congressional budget office releases its 2010 budget and economic outlook had a 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3. >> wednesday president obama delivered his first date of the union address to congress, laying out his vision for the future of the country and his plan to deal with issues such as unemployment, health care, and the wars in iraq and afghanistan. the state of the union address, when seen night, coverage starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 3 you can also listen live on your iphone with the c-span radio app. >> more discussion on farm policy. on "washington journal," we focused on latin america for about 40 minutes. from the johns hopkins school for advanced political policy. what is our policy currently i

caps back at home on tuesday against montreal. college hoops. george mason ended the decade with a stellar performance, 27 point defeat. one of the worse losses in program history. a new year offers a fresh start and that's what faiths need playing their first game of 2010 yesterday afternoon against old dominion. the patriots looking for than seventh win of the season. under five zoned play in the first half, long over to hancock in the corner and check it out. george mason leads 31-28. second half, morrison grabs trouble and heads to cornelius. back to morrison for the dunk. remember kids sharing is caring. later in the second half patriots turn defense into offense. wright and morrison forced a bad shot and then wright leads the break. nice bounce pass to ryan pearson. 17 points. george mason cruises 71-55. all right. seth greenburg and the hokies playing seton hall i cancun. harvey drives, lays it up and ties it at 80. we go to overtime. less than a minute to play. allen throws the pass to adkins, out front by his lonesome. the hokies win it

the last one was in montreal. i just came from port-au-prince to montreal to hear.s than a year ago. the results are noteworthy and worrisome. despite 400 two million dollars pledged for the economic recovery -- despite the 400 two million dollars pledge for the economic recovery -- $402 million pledged for the economic recovery after the hurricanes, 85% of the pledges made a year ago are and dispersed. we worry that, if the past is prologue, and he will be to blame. there are flaws in the a machinery and this has contributed to the problems on the ground. the aid of machinery keeps too much for overhead for its operations and still realize too much on ngo's or contractors who do not observe the ground rules. we wouldthe fact that there aree ngo's per capita in haiti than in any other country in this hemisphere is in part a reflection of need, but also in part a reflection of overreliance on ngo's quite divorced from public health and public education sectors. haiti will need the contractors and mission groups and ngo's. but we will need to create new ground rules,

the last one is in montreal. the first one is in washington, less than a year ago. the results are noteworthy and worries some -- worry some. despite the pledge to support the economic recovery program, after the hurricane that destroyed 15% of gdp, it was estimated by my co-workers of the un that a mere $61 million had been disbursed. we have been tracking the disbursement -- 85% of the pledges made a year ago and are not dispersed. many of us worry if past is prologue, haitians themselves will be to blame for this, but as we have argued before, there are serious problems in the aid machinery, and these have contributed to the delivery challenges on the ground. the aid machinery currently at work keeps too much for overhead for its operations and still realize too much on ngos or contractors -- still relies too much on ngos or contractors. the fact that there are more indio's per capita in haiti than any other country in this hemisphere reaching more ngos -- more ngos in haiti it than any other country -- 80 will need the contractors and ngos -- haiti will lead the

that was a fantastic goal against the montreal canadiens. one-han highlight reel. >> had long shift and -- [ indiscernible ] just moment i trsome different thing and score. kind of cool goal. >> joe: magnificent move! what a finish! >> joe: best thing about alex is you never know when the next greatest highlight is going to come. our thanks to the nhl network for that peek. caps-islanders, 6-2 ight csn. ck fhlig thi inent. >> joe: washington capitals unbeaten in regulation their last seven straight up against the islanders. they are cruising so far tonight through two on top by four. joe beninati and craig laughlin from net star 1 intermission live. locker, let's get into the third line. jason chimera, brendan morrison, eric fehr. what are they doing well? >> craig: it's like every line. when you put they will together, you're looking for different components and different ingredients. morrison is the passer and smart passing guy and a good guy offensively. chimera has the speed and you have eric fehr who has ban real bull down below the goa

end up well in relation. 2010 not off to a good start and they try to change that tuesday against montreal. >> we hope so. >>> up next, we'll hear from the head coach of the capitals. >>> maryland trys to rebound from its loss to william & mary. the terps at greensboro at 1:00 right here on comcast sportsnet. we're back. [holiday music] ♪ fa-la-la-la... ♪ la-la-la-la... ♪ they really made him drop. ♪ a perfect gift so sure to lift the hostess right next door. ♪ ♪ oh! give the gift of scratchers... ♪ ♪ give all four and more. give the gift of scratchers...♪ ♪ and watch their spirits soar. holiday scratchers from the virginia lottery. welcome home, man. >>> welcome back the capitals looking to end a losing streak. they get 8 shorthanded goal. what is your game winner. bruce boudreau on that goal after the game. >> i think everybody just turned away and, i have to look at it on the replay. it looked way too easy. it looked like alex let up on the hit and looked like everybody thought there was a whistle or gave occupy that play. but that should never happen. >> more hockey. pens in tams takin

. >> finished with a last question from joseph myers, a retired teacher here in montreal. how did you work on the transfer, how did you work on the transformation agreement affected personally endwise this one event in washington your only event when you speak so often on your other books? >> it is inappropriate final question. it affected me personally. and that it set me off on a circumnavigation of the world of evil. and, as circumnavigating the world of evil and injustice against the jews and other groups, the further i go the more i end up at the same point. and i always end up where i started. so it has done that to me. as to why this is my only event, because i choose to. >> i want to thank rabbi weinblatt flory stimulating discussion and a very importantr as you say, still covers and offers a very powerful message for us. >> thank you. thank you. thank you. >> edwin black is the author of many books including ibm and the holocaust, the war against the weekend inteal combustion. he is the editor of the cutting edge news. for more information that the transfer agreem

the last one is in montreal. the first one is in washington, less than a year ago. the results are noteworthy and worries some -- worry some. despite the pledge to support the economic recovery program, after the hurricane that destroyed 15% of gdp, it was estimated by my co-workers of the un that a mere $61 million had been disbursed. we have been tracking the disbursement -- 85% of the pledges made a year ago and are not dispersed. many of us worry if past is prologue, haitians themselves will be to blame for this, but as we have argued before, there are serious problems in the aid machinery, and these have contributed to the delivery challenges on the ground. the aid machinery currently at work keeps too much for overhead for its operations and still realize too much on ngos or contractors -- still relies too much on ngos or contractors. the fact that there are more indio's per capita in haiti than any other country in this hemisphere reaching more ngos -- more ngos in haiti it than any other country -- 80 will need the contractors and ngos -- haiti will lead the

in 15 minutes, coverage of the international meeting in montreal focusing on aid for haiti. and pakistan from national security adviser general james jones and several g)l levin, chairman of the armed services committee. ç>> wednesday, presidentw3 obaa delivers his first state of the union address to congress, laying out his vision for the future and his plan to deal with issues like unemployment, health care and the wars in afghanistan and have dennis -- iraq and afghanistan. our coverage starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. you can listen to the president's address live on your iphone with the c-span radio app. >> president obama spoke after meeting with the middle-class task force which includes the secretaries of some federal agencies and economic advisers. this 15 minute event begins with comments by vice-president joe biden. >>a year ago when president obama established the middle class task force and asked me to chair it -- and i might add, we days, melody, when he set up this middle class task force -- because as we campaigned around the country, he made it clear

in the meantime, to montreal yesterday. 14 nations met to discuss aid for haiti.e prime ministers of canada hainty spoke for about 20 minutes. we'll show you some of that as we wait for the first lady. >> good morning. i want to bring you up to date with the events that are happening this week. these are important days and this afternoon i'll be meeting with brian cohen and as events unfold this week will i believe be a critical week of decision for northern ireland. on thursday, the world comes together in london to unite against the global terrorist threat. our conference on afghanistan, the london conference, will be attended by president karzai, the u.n. secretary-general, 60 nations will be represented. we will be announcing new figures for nato forces and for afghan forces in the time to come. we will be focusing on how the political and civilian surge we plan in afghanistan can match and complement the military surge that is taking place. on wednesday, the day before, the first international meeting will be held to agree how we can strengthen support for ye

how he was when he won in montreal that year, because without him, i mean it could very well have beenwo scoring chances right off the bat and i made those two saves. i just knew that tonight was going to be a tough night to score. the guy defensively on the penalty kill did a great job and it was a huge win. >> reporter: the fans went nuts for j.t. tonight. a couple notes from this game. matt bradley rewarded with his eighth goal of the season. he hasn't scored since december 26. nice to see him get one tonight. a great pass from boyd gordon who i think since coming back from back spasms has gotten increasingly better with every game. on another note, simeon varlamov was up in the press box tonight. showing no signs of a limp whatsoever. but i will say two things: this is the second straight day i was at practice this morning that varly didn't practice. nowhere to be seen. bruce boudreau said he is getting some off-ice workouts, getting in some exercise on the bike and whatnot. but a russian journalist told me upstairs tonight that verily told him that he suffered another -- varly tol

. >> hi, general, this is courtney from nbc news, yesterday at a conference in montreal, the haitianresentative said that it would take five to 10 years before haiti could be rebuilt to the -- to where it was before the earthquake so just to be clear you don't see an actual u.s. military presence there for that five to 10 years, you think that would be more n.g.o.'s and state department organization? >> i think it has been said that the government of haiti, in conjunction with the international community, is developing a recovery plan, reconstruction plan that will take, as you mentioned, a number of years. but i think as the -- our role here is providing this immediate need for emergency assistance and supporting usaid as they go forward and develop that plan and transitioning these tasks we are currently doing over to them. we are fall focused on that. we have to see as we develop the situation and as they build their capacity. we are already seeing much of that capacity being looked at, whether it be in the area of delivering water or even in the area of medical assistance. for ex

the last one is in montreal. the first one is in washington, less than a year ago. the results are noteworthy and worries some -- worry some. despite the pledge to support the economic recovery program, after the hurricane that destroyed 15% of gdp, it was estimated by my co-workers of the un that a mere $61 million had been disbursed. we have been tracking the disbursement -- 85% of the pledges made a year ago and are not dispersed. many of us worry if past is prologue, haitians themselves will be to blame for this, but as we have argued before, there are serious problems in the aid machinery, and these have contributed to the delivery challenges on the ground. the aid machinery currently at work keeps too much for overhead for its operations and still realize too much on ngos or contractors -- still relies too much on ngos or contractors. the fact that there are more indio's per capita in haiti than any other country in this hemisphere reaching more ngos -- more ngos in haiti it than any other country -- 80 will need the contractors and ngos -- haiti will lead the

and so this donors meeting in this meeting in montrÉal on monday, the donors meeting which is not scheduledyet, but should be in march. these are important when does where we must get the funding to make sure that those ten cities don't become a reality or a part of the landscape in haiti. [inaudible conversations] >> that of the congressional budget office, doug elmendorf, testified this morning on the 2010 budget and economic outlook tiered this meeting of the house budget committee is just under 2.5 hours. [inaudible conversations] >> thank you. i'll called the hearing to order. we meet today to consider and receive testimony from director elmendorf of the congressional budget office on the latest update on the economy and the budget. the number and the cbo report released yesterday are daunting, to say the least. but to fully comprehend the implications of those numbers, the dire bottom line to the budget is important to remember the context from which they emerge. a year ago, the economy was in freefall. job loss was that 14,000 -- in january alone. americans retirement savings account

heidi go from montreal to fox news? the answer is easy.go from mondale -- how do you go from mondale to fox is? the answer is easy. i was young once. of the and not -- but the logical conundrum that has compounded the legend for centuries. six years ago when i was speaking of my subject for this address, obama was halfway on his trajectory downward from demand it to mortality. but now that we have arrived at the last day of his first year, arrived in the point where the magic has worn off and the charisma has gone cold, were massachusetts, the bluest of the blue states, is even thinking of electing an obscure republican to u.s. senate seat traditionally reserved for the kennedy family and its functionaries where the obama approval rating is at 46% and where his disapproval rating is the highest ever a year after his presidential election, there is no real reason to trace his remarkable decline. instead of talking about where his domestic agenda had brought him, i propose to speak about where his foreign-policy agenda has brought us. after

hillary clinton and foreign ministers from a host of nations are meeting in montreal today to discussving aid to haiti and to consider its long-term reconstruction. today's meeting comes as aid workers continue delivering more food to the haitian people. and finally, japan's prime minister says he may cancel a military deal with washington on relocating u.s. troops. this after an election in okinawa shows residents oppose a marine base in their region. he says that he must reflect the will of the people and that japan would renegotiate its accord with the u.s. and those are some of the headlines on c-span radio. >> this week on the -- on "the communicators" gordon smith on the sec plan to expand the broadband spectrum and what it might mean for broadcasters. that is tonight on c-span2. >> wednesday, president obama of delivers his first state of the union address to congress, laying out his vision for the country and to his plans on unemployment, health care and the wars in iraq and afghanistan. wednesday, our coverage starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. you can also listen to it l

the secretary is currently in montreal participating in the planning meeting that will eventually leadin the coming weeks to aid donors conference on reconstruction of haiti. in this meeting today, that will focus on the completion of a joint needs assessment that will guide downers as they formulate long-term assistance planning for ap. -- for haiti. on behalf of the american people, the american people extends its deepest sympathies and condolences to those lost a vote -- aboard 49. we've been in contact -- ethiopian airlines 409. the u.s. will continue to do all it can to support the government in the face of this tragedy. i am sorry. lebanon, my apologies. and finally before taking your questions, george mitchell is on his way back from the region. over the weekend he met with prime minister netanyahu and president abbas and also met with king abdallah of jordan, and last night with the foreign minister and intelligence chief and cairo. but he is on its way back to the united states as we speak >> on lebanon, can you be more specific about what the u.s. role will be in this? who is

rebuild haiti, said it tested in the process will happen next week with the preliminary meeting in montreal. the nation's put out a call for funding for the first tranche of the rebuilding of haiti so this effort is already underway with their you want to call with a marshall plan i'm sure we will come up with a way to describe this overtime but no doubt is going to require some assistance for the community on a sustained basis going forward. as to whether this will come up in secretary gates discussions and india i will defer to the department of defense. >> if the u.s. asked in any way any kind of help from india? >> that is obviously a decision for the the front of india and i am sure that it will give every consideration. >> [inaudible] -- medical list of countries and you can tell which one. >> related to the aid to you have an update on the dollar figure amounted on the material and supplies from aid? >> let me see if i can get that for you. >> i guess it's more of the money question. today some people on the ground saw they were not sure if it was human or usaid trucks taking large p

the secretary will be in montreal on monday for the preliminary meeting that will lead to the conference on haiti. the meeting on monday will go through a number of things, starting to outline heavy's -- haiti's long-term requirements and participation in that effort. >> his plane was cancelled? >> his flight was canceled. >> they could not make it? >> i will leave it to your colleagues in ottawa. >> he does not have access to a government plane? >> i will leave that to my counterpart in ottawa. i am sure very economically so. the secretary will meet for the first time this afternoon with unesco -- the unesco director- general. this will be her first visit to the u.s. in her new capacity. it will discuss unesco's engagement on issues such as haiti, and promoting gender equality in education and science and promoting freedom of the press. honduras -- we welcome to the defect a leader's decision -- the facdoe facto leaders decisin to step down. we note that important work needs to be established to reestablish order and we continue, we will work with the new government in honduras on for i