. >> i said, mr. steve, are you okay? no, i'm fine, i'm getting better. mr. steve, are you okay. nowa, i am fine. i'm getting better. i was like, if you are getting better, why are you coughing worse. >> the bus driver stopped stop and the teen called his parents. the driver plans to be behind the wheel next month again. >>> unusual animal stories, in one south carolina town, foxes are on the loose. two people have been attacked. two more confirmed cases are under investigation. officials in the palmetto state say people should be concerned. they won't reveal symptoms of a bite because they want people to be treated immediately. animals maybe sick and they are out in daylight hours. >>> a serious pest problem, bats. they have been flying in and out of patients rooms at the hospital in north carolina. officials are concerned because of rabieses and fungal infections from bat drop,. >> we sent staff out to retrieve the bats and we sent those in to the state lab for testing of rabies. >> talk about not in your job description. patients have been evacuated and most facilities are shu

now our meteorologist mr. steve paulsen?>> you are correct, around sunrise we tend to see that fog come in a little bit but not too much. some fog around santa rosa but if you have fog where you live you can always tweet me. we are going for a cooling trend. no biggy, sunny and warmer today, 60s to #0s. 42 up in santa rosa 43 in livermore and temperatures down to san jose, up and over when you see a thin rope it usually does not go well. the system will start working its way towards us and in return it will knock down a ridge of high pressure which is over us today. i will have more on that as we look into the weekend and there is a trench cooler but today sunnyside up and warmer, morgan hill yes, even down to monterey if you are heading down there for the golf, i know claudine wong is heading there and it is going to be beautiful. saturday night and increasing clouds on sunday and cool and breezy by monday. >>> police opened fire after a police officer was trapped between two cars. the special technology police officers are

. >> mr. steve caldwell recent reports covered issues related to protecting critical infrastructure, maritime transportation security act and court security exercises, maritime domain awareness, container security programs and risk management for critical structure, as well. the chair will recognize mr. heyman. >> thank you for allowing me to be here. i'm pleased to highlight our work. this is an issue of great importance to us. international trade is this this engine that has how the power of economies all around the world, billions of dollars worth of commodities and merchandises move between trading partners every honesty by hand, sea and air. and the modern international trading system or the global supply chain that under the exchange of countries is a system that's evolved over decades and we've experienced a dramatic transformation over the past quarter of a century with the in-ity grags and inter-connection of buyers and sellers and manufacturers all over the world. information and communica

and mrs. steve hartman. digging for buried treasure. >> this is, like, from 1960, who has paper plate plates from 196? >> exactly! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. today the president called what's happening in syria "the slaughter of innocence" and we got a heartbreaking picture in the fuse room that showed us just what he meant. near the town of hama, two families, 18 people, many children, were shot to death. the rebels said the syrian army did this. we can't verify that because reporters are banned from the country. two reporters who got in were killed earlier this week. as you know, a freedom movement rose up a year ago against the assad dictatorship and after russia and china vetoed a u.n. resolution this month that called on bashar al-assad to step down he apparently decided that this was his chance to crush the rebels. president obama said this today. >> it is absolutely imperative for the international community to rally and send

and mrs. steve hartman.igging for buried treasure. >> this is, like, from 1960, who has paper plate plates from 196? >> exactly! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. today the president called what's happening in syria "the slaughter of innocence" a

mr. steve caldwell who's a director of maritime security from gao. and today our very importantriti topic is the global supplyod chain, and i would recognizec is myself for an opening statement. this hearing is really the first of a two-part series.nt. we're going to have another follow-on hearing as well, and we're going to examine the nation's maritime and global supply chain security measures. last year the subcommittee focused on security at the southern and northern border, both at and between the ports of entry. after september 11th we in the congress rightly recognized the importance of secure canning the cargo that transits from overseas to our stores and our shops here on a daily basis. i've actually had the opportunity recently really toct visit some of our nation's largest ports and see firsthand the hard work that the memberrd and women of customs and borderr protection and the united states coast guard do to help secure our nation.otec however, it's certainly cleared that more work

steve? [applause] then, mr. mayor, all of this did not just happen. all of the business of this beautiful blue drapery, decking out city hall with a blue carpet and horns of plenty, heralding your arrival. that all happened because you had an inaugural committee headed by none other than charlotte, matthew, and martha. they put all that together. standup if you are a member of that inaugural committee. [applause] then, of course, mr. mayor, you posted during the christmas holidays an event for a very important international unit. as the city unfolds in its international importance, the core of san francisco is going to be very important. please rise of the people concede we really are. [applause] san francisco, frankly, would never be complete -- i left my heart in san francisco? that is part of what we are about. there is something that has become equally important in this city. that is none other than what john silver has been putting together now, one way or another, in memory of the in in an ongoing basis to silver, which is beach bank -- beach bl

steve. if i were on that side, i would be thinking, i'm looking for mr. goodbar, too. and i don't see the guy i'm looking for tonight. do you, steve? do you find the guy you're looking for tonight? >> when you look at the race or the president's approval numbers, both parties have a floor of about 47%. i think the republican nominee starts off at 47. i think the president starts off at 47. we're going to be competing over a very, very narrow electorate. and i think that, you know, half the country has the other half of the country totally tuned out. we'll see where all the arguments fall. i think you bring up a great point with fdr. there's a famous photo op where the queen and king of england comes to visit at hyde park. he serves him hot dogs. there's a great story about fdr. a grieving man fell to his knees. the guy next to him says, did you know the president? and the guy says, no, i didn't know the president. but he knew me. and that's what you really need.

mr. chairman. i'm steve anderson, i'm owner of a small business in knoxville, tennessee. i'd like to thank the opportunity for this community and thanking my president for the courageous decision he made to deny the keystone xl pipeline. frankly, as a political conservative and a long time registered republican, i don't often agree with president obama. but on this matter, he absolutely got it right. i strongly oppose the keystone xl pipeline because it will degrade our national security. the critical element is simply this. the pipeline keeps our great thags addicted to oil. a dependence that makes us both tra steejicily and operationally vulnerable. as retired general officer with over 31 years of service, i believe i'm fully qualified to comment on both of these vulnerabilities. the pipeline will keep us dependent upon outside sources to meet most of our energy needs. in reality, keystone only addresses a symptom of our illness. the source of our oil. it does nothing to cure the disease itself. which is overreliance on oil. and as nation ands china india continue to de

and steve joins us from washington with the highlights of his big interview. now, mr. geithner, steve, indicated there's a silver lining in there. but my question to you is, fact or political spin? >> well, i think it's a bit of both, tyler. secretary geithner seemed less concerned about europe these days saying the financial crisis is less likely to derail the u.s. recovery. but he's more concerned about higher oil prices and especially the impact of global tensions around iran and its nuclear program. >> you're seeing two things work to push prices higher. the first is that growth is gradually getting stronger. not just in the united states but around the world. at least outside of europe. that's making people more confident in the expansion. and that's helping push the prices higher. but also, you know, iran is doing some saber rattling and causing uncertainty in that context. >> geithner said "iran can do a lot of damage to the u.s. economy, but achieve little success in getting other countries to support the sanctions." adding that the obama administration could co

mr. steve caldwell is the director and maritime security coast guard government accountability office, the gao, with recent reports and testimony covering issues relating to protecting critical infrastructure, the implementation of the maritime security transportation act and the safe port act, port security exercises, maritime threat information sharing, maritime domain awareness, container programs, and risk management for critical maritime infrastructure as well. the chair would now recognize mr. heyman for his testimony. >> thank you, chairwoman miller, ranking members, and other distinguished members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to appear here today. i'm pleased to highlight the department's work in the area of supply chain security in maritime security. this is an issue of great importance to us. international trade is the engine that has now has the power of economies all around the world, billions of dollars of commodities and merchandises move between trading part

coast guard and mr. steve caldwell, director of maritime security from the gao. and today, our very important topic is the global supply china and i would recognize myself for an opening statement. .. >> i've actually had the opportunity recently, really, to visit some of our nation's largest ports and see firsthand the hard work that the men and women of customs and border prerks in -- protection and the united states coast guard to to protect our nation. it's clear more work has to be done. whether it's coming into the ports or travels by trucks coming through el paso or what have you or coming from train from the canadian border, we have to ensure we understand the risks posed by shipments in order to secure the entire global supply chain. the logistics involved are incredibly complex. security solutions we propose should cognizant of the reality. in today's hear, we'll examine how we balance maritime security and the needs to facilitate trade and not place a burden to the flow of goods that are vital to our life. delays in shipping can cost millions to our ec

mr. sinatra. i'm steve wynn.un this place. >> you see i get enough towels. >> the golden nugget became wynn's golden egg. las vegas was just a bunch of casinos in the 1980s when steve wynn built the mirage, the first luxury resort on the strip. outside, a volcano exploded every 15 minutes. inside, he hired siegfried and roy to perform. next door, he built another hotel and brought cirque du soleil to las vegas for the first time. the strip wasn't just about gambling anymore, and steve wynn was hailed as a visionary. >> i've been given too much credit for that, really. if you look at las vegas in the 1980s, there hadn't been anything built since 1973 new. and so the city was in a time warp. and, as has so often been the case, in the valley of the blind, the one-eyed man is king. >> so you had an idea, and you were king. >> yeah, all of a sudden, i looked like i was a rocket scientist. >> not a rocket scientist but a showman. >> captain of the britannia! ready, aim, fire! [explosions booming] >> when he imploded th

mr. steve caldwell is the director and maritime security coast guard government accountability office, the gao, with recent reports and testimony covering issues relating to protecting critical infrastructure, the implementation of the maritime security transportation act and the safe port act, port security exercises, maritime threat information sharing, maritime domain awareness, container programs, and risk management for critical maritime infrastructure as well. the chair would now recognize mr. heyman for his testimony. >> thank you, chairwoman miller, ranking members, and other distinguished members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to appear here today. i'm pleased to highlight the department's work in the area of supply chain security in maritime security. this is an issue of great importance to us. international trade is the engine that has now has the power of economies all around the world, billions of dollars of commodities and merchandises move between trading part

mr. krueger said about the economy. steveiesman joins me now with his take. >> i think it's interesting to think about what mr. krueger was saying right there. and sort of what was not said. i think the administration right now is feeling its oats a little bit more on the economy. the numbers have broken their way, as you point out. and i think what's interesting here is that it forces, i guess the best way to put it, the counterfactual shoe to be put on the other foot. before the numbers got better, the administration had to argue, things would be a lot worse, if not for the things that they -- the policies they enacted during the crisis. now the republicans have to say, things would be a lot better if not for the policies that were enacted. you do have job growth. i do think when i hear him talk, maria, i think i know that he knows that these games they've had are tentative, that a month or two could go by. the unemployment rate could spike back up. that the hole is very deep here. i don't think they're going to be out ther

the super pac issue, american crossroads is the republican run by our friends karl rove and steve gillispie and mr's raise ago lot of money, tens of millions of dollars. >> they will need it. >> people will put their bets behind the republican, and they are giving to individual candidates. that will shore up soon enough. if you look how fractured the democrats are and who they are giving money to, it's not he can't raise the money but democrats are putting their money where their mouth is. >> can you see either of them winning the primary you san see a path for rick santorum, can you see a path for romney. >> i think a path for both rick santorum and romney but i think it will be very difficult to gingrich. >> even with oklahoma, georgia, sweep the south super tuesday? >> sweeps the south? i think it's unlikely. i don't see it happening. >> a possibility? >> remote. >> remote. >> frankly. >> she is it this to you every time. what's your comeback now? >> i thereof, actually. [laughter] >> you know, you are ruining the whole show when you start getting along. this is not good. >> wait a minute. >> w

mr. jobs possesses integrity as long as he gets his way. steve jobs did go on to serve in that appointed decision and then of course took apple to extraordinary heights with the ipod, iphone and ipad. he died last october from cancer at the age of 56. jim, doreen? >> thanks, wendy. >> one of the biggest republicans events of the year is under way now at the marion wardman park hotel in d.c. c-pac runs through the weekend. gop leaders in the house and senate including john boehner and mitch mcconnell spoke today. presidential candidates mitt romney, newt gingrich, rick santorum are scheduled to speak tomorrow. >> if it's halftime in america, i'm fearful of what the final score is going to be if we let this president start the second half as a quarterback! >> virginia governor bob mcdonald is scheduled to speak tomorrow. sarah palin is to speak on saturday. occupy d.c. has promised to protest outside the conference both tomorrow and saturday. >> a top aide to former congresswoman gabrielle giffords a they will also pay cash to americans who lost th

mr. kilmeade, what's happening? >> steve -- one of the best that we've ever had.ry walsh walked away with in 2008. do you still have it? >> i think i still have it and especially i got your training tips today. and that's going to just push us a step further over. >> and my thing is i'm emphasizing more time off. less volleyball. more distractions. >> it's perfect. >> ok. now, you have this for 2012. how do you raise awareness about what's going on with beach volleyball while gaining momentum for london? >> i mean, by doing this, by coming out and being -- media has a big part to do with it. right now, we don't have a domestic tour so it's doing clinics, really reaching the youth because that's the next generation that's going to step in. but kerry and i love what we do. we love our jobs and we love being in front of people. >> like gisele bundchen has become an envy of the giants, you have to take on brazil, the nation because they are probably the second best after america, right at beach volleyball? >> yes. >> i know you're used to the sand and i have the athle

skin. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: welcome back to "late night" we are here playing the tv game show "classic pyramid." our special guests are miss maya rudolph and mrr host, steve higgins. maya, who are you playing with? >> oh, hello. i'll be playing with zachary from cape cod, massachusetts. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh, fantastic! and who's your partner, jimmy? >> jimmy: i'll be playing with meghan from valencia, california. >> steve: oh. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. >> steve: and here's how we play. you'll each be picking a category. then, you'll try to get your partner to guess as many words or phrases in that category in 30 seconds. 30 seconds as many as you can guess. >> okay. >> steve: the team with the highest score after we clear the pyramid is the winner. questions? >> umm. >> steve: okay, great. here are our categories tonight. we have -- always a bridesmaid. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: as seen on tv. >> jimmy: mm. >> steve: i scream you scream. >> oh! >> steve: two by two. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> steve: is it hoffa in here? >> oh, hell no! [ laughter ] >> steve: and, friends with "p." maya, why don't you pick the firs

mr. chairman. i'm steve anderson, a concerned citizen and part owner of service disabled veteran owned business based in knoxville, tennessee, but i'd like to begin by thanking the subcommittee for this opportunity to thanking my president for the courageous decision he made to deny the keystone xl pipeline. frankly, as a political conservative and a longtime registered republican, i don't often agree with president obama, but on this matter he absolutely got it right. i strongly oppose the keystone xl pipeline because it would be great our national security. the critical element is simply this, the pipeline keeps our great nation addicted to oil, a dependence that makes both strategically and operationally vulnerable. as retired general officer with over 31 years in service, i believe i'm fully qualified to comment on both of these vulnerabilities. the pipeline will keep us depend on outside sources to meet most of our energy needs. in reality, keystone only addresses a symptom of our illness, the source of

mr. lamborn: at this point i would like to yield such time as he may consume to the gentleman from louisiana, my classmate from the 2006 term, the 110th congress, steve scalise. mr. scalise: i thank my friend, the gentleman from colorado, for yielding, and for taking the lead on this hour dedicated to standing up for religious freedom. also i thank my colleague from nebraska, mr. fortenberry, for his leadership in bringing forth legislation which i'm a proud co-sponsor, that would repeal the decision that president obama came down with. that is an attack on religious freedom. and as a catholic who attends church, it's rare when you see a catholic priest talking from the pulpit calling on the parishioners to call congress, to contact congress about any issue. and yet i want to applaud the catholic bishops who have been so vocal in helping bring this issue to light and standing up and saying, this is something that we will not comply with because it violates our own religious beliefs. and the beauty of the constitution and especially when you look at the bill of rights, are the rights that it lays out to all americans. and when you read that first amen

mr. lynn and steve mcqueen. >> -- janice joplin. steve mcqueen. >> there is no euphoria like last february. but they still packed the at&t park for the annual fanfest. >> one of the themes will be buster posey's recovery. another story line to watch. he wasn't on the opening day roster last year and went 13-7 after replacing barry zito. spring training is coming up and pitchers and catchers report in two weeks. >>> kickoff is still hours away from the new york giants and the new england patriots facing off in super bowl 46. but yesterday, the giants were super bowl champions for a few minutes. according to the team's website. this is what it looked like at giant's.com. the nfl said it is a common practice to create web pages in advance. the hidden url is made available while it is being positioned on the server for a post later today. americans are spending bigful and it shows the average super bowl watcher will shell out $64 on game-related items including snacks. >> that is up 59 from last year. they found 5.1 million people will

mr. geithner said. kudos to steve for getting this out of him. mr.ner said he would be willing and implied that he would be willing to consider a larger role for the imf. more money if the european firewall was sufficiently strengthened. you know what that means? that means more money for the esm. geithner has now directly inserted himself into all of this political warfare that's going on between lagarde and germany. the reason this is important is in the past, the u.s. has been very reluctant to have anything to do with this, increase the money. absolutely not. now there's a little more sense that the u.s. might go along with this. i think that's very important. i got immediately comments from traders about the importance of doing that. now this weekend, the chinese will probably go along with more money. if the u.s. does. brazil will probably go along with more money. the southern european countries are. it's germany against -- >> although we'll point out geithner said only if. it's not as though -- he doesn't see them needing the imf money. at le

mr. glazer, is that going to be handled by you? >>may your wife and kids get raped. >>(stevewould ask that-- >>right in the (bleep). i was raped and you aren't nothing but a bunch of scum. >>(judge) therefore these proceedings are now completed. >>putting someone who was raped to death? (bleep) mother (bleep). >>(narrator) in many death row cases, a client in despair will say they want to die. it was measure of steve the lawyer's inexperience that he took aileen's wish on face value. >>(judge) sir, would you come on up here, please? >>(narrator) i like to flatter myself that i was being asked for my legal opinion, but it turns out i was asked to talk about steve's marijuana smoking. the big question was whether steve had consumed seven very strong joints before giving aileen legal advice in prison. >>you know i've got a short video clip i want to show. it's an excerpt from the film that depicts this alleged six, seven joint ride. and, as a preliminary question isn't it true that in doing your work you routinely edit things correct? >>well, you always edit afterwards, yeah. >>

mr. kilmeade. >> right. >> steve, first, i have to correct the record.ed it out about the russian explosion story. he says the explosion made day turn into night. it's a night sky. you mean night into day. it lit up the sky. >> those confused, you are now no longer confused. >> thank you, chris. we'll get you a job here. this internship is really working out. did you have employees call out sick yesterday with the blue flu? the good news is it is over. the bad news they were totally faking it. nearly one million fans attending the ticker tape parade for the giants yesterday over in manhattan. tons of fans chanting "let's go blue" as blue and white confetti came down in the canyon of heroes. new york city mayor michael bloomberg gave each member of the giants a key to the city. big blue also honored in a ceremony at metlife stadium in new jersey. governor christie made sure of that. there are about 30,000 fans, as you know they beat the patriots in the super bowl. and get this, 2.1 million people watched the game on line. that is a record for streaming vi

steve martin, the latest cd, grammy nominated this year is called, "rare bird alert." that is him along with the steep canyon rangers. and a new book from mrrr is called -- i love this project i am good, i have been on screen. "the ten -- make that nine habits of very organized people. make that 10 -- the tweets of steve martin." >> i wonder if it is funnier if i read it? "the ten -- make that nine habits of very organized people. make that 10 -- the tweets of steve martin." no, not really. tavis: that was funnier to me. thank you for being on the program. that is our show for tonight. until next time, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with the remarkable story of a d.c. secretary who is chosen for a small village in ghana. that is next time. we will see you then. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from