it comes for neal. neal had trouble holding, though, and it's lifted back out. >> eddie: that area of the ice, doc, you made mention of brouwer getting the puck out. capitals have really done a good job after the first period of winning the battles inside their zone just short of the blue line. >> mike: black over for neal. malkin. neal. save by neuvirth! neal again. came back to him. protected. led it to the point. letang with it there. rattle it around. malkin defended well by carlson. he pulls away. man on man, carlson on malkin. reaching in is kunitz. shoved down by hamrlik. coming forward is malkin. battled for by carlson. back on to kunitz. played back to letang. letang swept it across. held at the line by orpik and dealt back behind. plenty of caps there as malkin is headed to the bench. lobbed on for hendrick. taken at center and ripped back by letang. delayed offside. given up to orpik. orpik able to sky hook one back on that will bounce around and ricochet off of hamrlik, who was tied up with

i remember back in 1960s, neal.y dad and i and sister told us how the rnc and richard nixon had photographs of john f. kennedy going in hotel rooms with other than women. is nixon going to use these photographs against kennedy to win the election, and my father said no, and he shouldn't. it is not our jobb to get in the personal life. it is our job to find out if he is president of the united states of america. your personal life is your personal life. so many people in that room went through divorce and tragedy and as newt gingrich said. and i take personal life and move it to another block if you will other than the political life because that is what my father taught me. with bill clinton lying under oath it matters. >> you are right. but he was not our guy. we'll go after their guy and not go after our own guy. and that is always a problem in politicings. i have been consistent with it all of these years and so many people talk about reagan and the party wants to be like ronald reagan. it is like the 10 commandm

>> right now, neal. it is just overcast in charleston and it is raining up stateheavy rain that is newt gingrich, santorum country. and could affect turn out there. and it is also raining hard in columbia. they are concerned about turn out there. that tends to be more moderate and here in the coastal area where romney is poling stronger it is overcast and that might help him. all right. let's connect and by the way, we are getting a lot of e-mails about ron paul and breaking off an interview. sorry, peter. i hear you. and now he's coming up against a hard break. that comes whether they are talking and that was my bad. it was not a deliberate slight to the congressman. he's been on with me more than i think any other broadcaster combined. and so for the ron paul supporters that are upset. it happens. they are called satellite feeds that go against the break and that broke and i didn't realize we were coming against it . and managing editor of the hill.com. what is at stake in this race. rick santorum. he,

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neal, all vermonters join me in thanking you for yourselfless service to the state you love. thank you, neal. [ applause ] . >> this has been an especially tough year for vermont's local government leaders. i want to acknowledge four of our storm-tested, hard working mayors, tom lozon from barry, marty man hand from saint all bans, mary hooper from mon peel yar, please stand so we can acknowledge your service to vermont. thank you so much. [ applause ] i also want to acknowledge an outstanding legal mind and a pioneer in civil rights who made history this year by joining the vermont supreme court. justice robinson, thank you for your service to justice in vermont. [ applause ] >> today i report to you on the state of the great estate in the nation, one that has demonstrated over the course of the past year what it means to be united as one community, to over come tragedy. in the wake of a deep recession, two spring storms and a tropical storm that devastated our infrastructure and exacted an unimaginable toll on the lives of thousands of vermonters, i can tell you without res

and abc's neal karlinsky leads us off tonight on the streets of seattle. i think those are streets, neal. >> reporter: well, diane, it's sort of a city street. seattle really has been shut down, if you can believe it. this is a major street in seattle right here. and people have been sledding, skiing and snowboarding down this street all day long. you can see somebody coming down on a sled right there. they're going all the way down this road, to the bottom there, right down to the stoplight. and it's hilly roads like this one that has left the highway patrol around here chasing 500 accidents in just the last 24 hours. from seattle to portland, the region was clobbered by weather extremes. 110-mile-per-hour winds ripped through oregon. while olympia, washington, was buried in a possible record 14 inches of snow by lunch. >> my concern right now is i don't want anybody going up because of the sleds coming down. >> reporter: in seattle, the city's many hilly streets were closed down, one by one. some littered with jackknifed buses and spun-out cars. >> okay,

and abc's neal karlinsky leads us off on the streets of seattle.think those are streets, neal. >> reporter: sort of the streets, diane. seattle is shut down tonight. take a look at where i am. this is a major street in seattle. a hilly one. and take a look at all the people. they have been skiing down, sledding down, snowboarding down, all day long. all the way down this huge street, right down to the stoplights at the bottom. streets like this are one of the reasons that the state patrol has dealt with 500 accidents in just the last 24 hours out here. from seattle to portland, the region was clobbered by weather extremes. 110-mile-per-hour winds ripped through oregon. while olympia, washington, was buried in a possible record 14 inches of snow by lunch. >> my concern right now is i don't want anybody coming up because of the sleds coming down. >> reporter: in seattle, the city's many hilly streets were closed down, one by one. some littered with jackknifed buses and spun-out cars. we pitched in to help get this doctor, going nowhere fast, to her s

and author of the book conscientious equity welcome back thank you tom it's always good to be here neal why do you hate democracy in the workplace. i don't hate democracy in the workplace and that's exactly what the unions are fighting to eliminate i mean the unions are out for a privileged few to create this elitist class the unions are in the business of promoting the financial interests even when the uniters union can only exist when a majority of its members vote for something unions or are democratic institutions work places corporations or kingdoms how could you call it a union how could you say a union is working for a privileged few when you when a union can only exist to fifty one percent of its members say they want it. well you just you just played a clip about card check which was to take away the secret ballot because unions are in rapid decline i would not tell you where there's nobody setting knobs numbers from the height of unionism in the one nine hundred fifty s. to work nearly sixty percent of the private workforce was unionized today it's less than eight percent so t

told some of the villagers there that they should get ready for this impending departure hey there neal i guess i want to ask you first what was their reaction and i was hoping you might be able to kind of describe for us the role of the taliban in afghanistan today i christine sure well i was there most recently don't remember i would ask. citizens how they felt about the impending departure of nato forces and most of them told me that they were very concerned about it. they felt almost without hesitation as soon as nato forces left the taliban would be able to sleep because they didn't have much confidence that the afghan government would be able to handle things on their own so i think there's a lot of worry among afghan citizens about what will happen when those troops begin to leave when we talk about nato and the u.s. leaders negotiating with the taliban and to me at least on one hand it makes sense trying to be diplomatic and speak with your enemy as opposed to just trying to kill him but something this as you know a total capitulation on the part of the u.s. government want to g

here's abc's neal karlinsky for our series, "faith matters." >> reporter: loma linda is known for two things above all else. the seventh dayed a venntist church, that looms large over this city. and one of the healthiest populations in the world. and they want to keep it that way. do you feel people are healthier here than the rest of the country? >> statistically, they are. yes. >> reporter: families believe it's no accident that their city has an average life span well into the 80s. they say it's because they're sitting on a virtual fountain of youth, thr religion, which encourages being vegetarian. that's why many believe in their own unofficial commandment. thou shall not feed kids a happy meal. or a big mac. or for that matter, not allow them the temptation of a mcdonald's anywhere within this city's boundaries. >> we believe that human beings are not made to eat meet. >> reporter: they are among a healthy horde of townspeople up in arms over loma linda's first proposed mcdonald's. >> the first verse is genesis 1:29. which says the best diet for a human being would be fruits and

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neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >> of course that snowstorm is now just getting started.ll have live updates later on "good morning america." >>> one child and the bus driver involved in a school bus crash in texas are listed in critical condition this morning. it happened when a tractor trailer ran a stop sign and clipped the bus. which then flipped it on its side. the bus driver was knocked unconscious. one child ejected through a roof hatch. 32 people treated at a hospital, 29 of them children. >>> and opening set for todare set for today in garth brooks' lawsuit against a hospital in oklahoma. he says the hospital refused to name a building at the hospital for his late mother after he made a $500,000 donation. the hospital claims it's done nothing wrong, saying brooks' donation was unconditional. >>> it's time now for sports. that means a big, in-state college basketball battle. here's will selva. >>> good morning. michigan and michigan state facing each other for the first time as ranked teams in the top 25 since february of 1998. denard robinson getting into it. par

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abc's neal karlinsky is standing watch there for us tonight. >> reporter: when it comes to snow in the pacific northwest, it doesn't take much to cause chaos. and they're now bracing for an entire year's worth of winter in just one day. already in the past few days, just a few inches have sent cars spinning. >> i've been driving a truck for 16 years. and this is the first time i've ever spun out. it's slick. very slick. >> reporter: which is why seattle is on high alert for a full-scale disaster. tomorrow could see a foot of snow or more, twice as much in just a few hours as the city normally gets in an entire year. at seattle's emergency operations center today, the man in charge didn't mince words. >> yeah. it can be very challenging for us tomorrow. can we deliver critical services? that's one of the big objectives we have. >> reporter: the city has a history of grinding to a halt with even a touch of extreme cold. a rare ice storm in 2010 left me stuck in my car for six hours with my mother and young daughter. >> i need to go to the bathroom. >> reporter: the problem is lots of hil

>> well, reverend, as my colleague joe neal said, it's all about making sure that in november of 2012e results as we had in november of 2008. i find it very interesting that our governor would waste precious resources that the state does not have in fighting a lawsuit against -- about voting -- voter suppression. quite frankly, as the ranking member on the house ways and means committee, i can think of a lot more things we ought to be spending state dollars on as opposed to fighting a lawsuit. we don't have that kind of money, and it makes no sense. i think a part of it is our governor making sure that she maintains the national profile. >> now, joe, the associated press using state data found that the law will hit black precincts hardest. is that your belief? >> that's right. i think that's the strategy that the republican party has taken nationally. with this particular approach of voter i.d. because what it does is to target people of color who tend not to have state-issued i.d.s. the elderly who also would tend to have a lower quotient of state-issued i.d.s and students. it's diab

create massive casualties on the ground and it's the last thing syria wants what neal you're just to ask wouldn't this violence continue if there isn't foreign intervention while i think the onus is being caused by foreign intervention was a very interesting article by the. american conservative magazine last detail how french special forces british special forces american special forces are actually into the to help the opposition rebels this is being stoked up by foreign intervention so the myth that we need foreign intervention so serious problems these problems have been stoked up i'm not saying that you know obviously there are people who have grave concerns about this i really miss syria democratic protesters have every right to protest these from the situation to make a lot worse by foreign intervention what is the end game here surely if assad does fall that would lead to not just major instability and civil war which russia is concerned about in syria some say it's already started but also the implications in the wider region. well yes this is a proxy war against iran that's

evgeni malkin gets the puck to neal. he finds the back of the nets. the capitals lose 4-3.ics. first quarter late in the game, the wizards are down by five. the wizards are down by three. the celtics are just a better team. they are a veteran team. garnett had 17. the celtics went 100-94. the lady terps lost a heartbreaker today. the final 80-72. >> is it too soon to say maybe next year? >> you can go there. >> thank you very much, we will be right back. >> this picture is a rainbow over the potomac. take a look at it. our forecast for tomorrow, 45 to 54 a day time high. we have a freezing rain advisory for tonight for most of the area. no snow at site. >> a roller-coaster winter. >> thank you so much for joining

abc 7's neal karlinsky has the story from seattle. from seattle to portland the region clobbered by weather extreme. 110-mile per hour winds ripped through oregon and olympia washington was buried in a possible record 14 inches of snow by lunch. >> my concern right now is i don't want anybody going up because of the floods coming down. >> in seattle, the city's many hilly streets were closed down one by one. some littered with jackknifed buses and spun out cars. >> okay, go. >> we pitched in to help get in doctor going no where fast to her shift at a hospital which she was is desperately trying to make. >> it is hard because there is sequential lights. >> you get stuck. >> the helpless were everywhere even on the flattest of streets in the downtown shopping district. >> got some trouble? >> we set up a camera for hours on one typically steep avenue and watched car after car struggle to get through. on youtube there was video of cars paralyzed by only a few inches of snow earlier. >> this is the second time this guy tried to make tup t

gary neal hit one shot all game but gave the spurs the lead in o.t.agic with a chance in the final second. j.j. redick drains the three for the win but he didn't get it off in time. spurs won their first road game of the year, 85-83 in o. >>> one fan is green and one who is anything but lean. the nuggets trim the fat against the sixers. andre miller scored the final ten points in regulation and hit the winning shot in o.t. denver wins. what is up with the knicks? steve nash handed the knicks their fourth straight loss. spike lee didn't look happy. phoenix wins it. >>> rangers sign a pitcher ace in japan. and david beckham re-signed with the l.a. galaxy. >>> marco and his rackets, frustrated with his play. he took it out on his equipment. after smashing one racket, he moved on to another. then he moved on to another. and, yep, one good for good measure. he broke four rackets and two of them still in the plastic. john mcenroe would have been proud. one huge temper tantrum for marco baghdadis. >> that is your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fr

fdn and only network giving you live reaction and america's most influential political players and neal is back at it on the 21st of the january . the showdown in south carolina first here on fox news and watch it and profit. coming up next on this show. forcing kids to apply for college. how is this government plan threatening to send unemployment way up. >>> and ready to flip over a new plan to rescue home prices. house flippers getting money to flip even more . it's a bit like asking if they want a big hat... ...'scuse me... ...or a big steak... ...or big hair... i think we have our answer. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> >> call it force. edation . a new bill in the district of columbia require all to apply to college before they graduate. it is supposed to give them a leg up. critics of the plan say we need skilled labor workers. getag a job in the labor market doesn't require a college degree or graduate degree. it requires that you study or skilled in something that is useful in the economy. the days of just having a college edca

. >>> the search is on for a man considered armed and dangerous in arlington. 43-year-old charles neal faces charges after an assault last month, but police don't know where he is. he is known to frequent the buckingham neighborhood south of boston. if you see him, please contact police. >>> this spotsylvania county sheriff is looking for somebody as well asking for the public's help. wanted is 26-year-old jacinto hernandez andrades. he tried to abduct a 15-year- old girl in october. if you know where this man is, contact the spotsylvania sheriff's office. you do not have to give your name. >>> 2011 ended on a good note as far as unemployment numbers. today the labor department announced 200,000 new jobs in december bringing the unemployment rate to 8.5%, the lowest level in nearly three years. >> we're creating jobs on a consistent basis. we're not going to let up, not until everybody who wants to find a good job can find one. >> the economy has added at least 100,000 jobs for six straight months, but even at this rate only 1/3 of the jobs lost since 2008 have been regained. one piece

first, neal karlinsky joins us from seattle. good morning, neal. >> reporter: robin, good morning. the snow just started coming down a short time ago. just in time to wreak havoc on the morning commute. these trucks have been coming and going all morning. this loader is about to put salt in this truck to send it on the road. they expect today could be bad. this morning, eight states from washington to california to utah are under winter storm warnings and advisory. schools are closed. more than two dozen flights to seattle and portland have been canceled. at stores, people are stocking up like they're expected to be trapped in their homes. >> i bought extra batteries, water, snacks, milk. >> reporter: on the roads, drivers are skidding out. it's a recipe for disaster. hilly streets plus an unusual series of snowstorms. with a region with too few salt trucks. a 66-year-old snow-shoer made it out alive after two nights burning everything he could find to keep warm including $1 and $5 bills and his sox. >> he's thinking i'm going live, i'm going to do whatever i can to live. >> report

welcome to forbes on fox and we'll go in focus with steve forbes and denis neal and victoria and bill and rich and rick unger. rich, first you. are they good or bad for captivity in america? >> the capitalist are central to companies that get in trouble. you think about ibm. they went from 400,000 to 200,000 when they almost went bankrupt 20 years ago . a private equity guy gave them tough medicine and now they have 400,000 jobs again. sometimes it is necessary to fix the companies to do that. >> rick, good or bad for america. >> the question in and of itself is raising an issue we haven't confronted before. americans like private free market enterprise and respect it and like the types of things that steve jobs does. he provides a product and service . what we are looking at now is a part of our society and capitalist society that is more destructive even if it is necessary. and i think that what all of this is raising is a question of whether americans do or don't want the symbol of their country to be the type of destructive capitalism where people end up out of the work even thoug

. >>> in orlando, the magic and the spurs in an overtime battle as san antonio's gary neal drilled aee-pointer for the lead. magic anderson missed a last chance three and j.j. redick shot, well, that was a little too late. the spurs won their first round game of the season, 85-383. >>> in college hoops, yukon at home against cincinnati. the bearcats led much of the game. but yukon shah baz hit a three-pointer to tie the game with less than ten seconds to play. it wasn't enough. cincinnati's kilpatrick answered with a three of his own. the bearcats won it 70-67. >>> finally, every athlete gets a bit frustrated at times. but take a look at this. during a break at the australian open, marcos baghdatis of cypress took his fury out on his racquet. after reducing that one to junk, he proceeded to smash three more still in their plastic wrappers. two of them were. needless to say, he lost the match and was fined, $1200. >>> that's not a good way to go out. when we return, boeing's broken promises. why folks in wichita, kansas say they were duped out of thousands of jobs. >>> here's a look a

and neal karlinsky is on the scene for us. good morning, neal. >> reporter: good morning. the park remains closed today. but deep inside where this manhunt was playing out, sources tell us the gunman was making his way along a river, with 1,000-foot rock walls on each side. he froze to death before he could find his way out. it was a manhunt straight out of a movie. elite s.w.a.t. teams in snowshoes, following the trail of an armed gunman at more than 5,000 feet, through some of the roughest terrain in north america. the trail, at times, took them through chest-deep snow. but when they finally caught up with 24-year-old iraq war veteran, benjamin colton barnes, they didn't find an elite soldier laying in wait. >> our s.w.a.t. team and swift water rescue team recovered the body. the bod dewas located in a river. >> reporter: he had on one tennis shoe, jeans and a t-shirt, along with two guns. police say he died from exposure over the course of a freezing night. >> he was a special forces trained soldier. did he have special outdoors experience? he didn't. he was found dead

the nuke to give the number moscow st five neal when it was knowledge and i just love my personal purpose is to gain experience and get the feeling of what professional boxing is really like this league is a perfect fit in that respect with my ultimate goal is to become the world heavyweight boxing champion and i believe i will soon have what it takes. is just a step on the way to the summit the real deal of boxing. self confidence has always been an essential part of the two champions mentality. martine. and finally the organizers of russia's first ever winter olympics have promised to impress the world by pulling off a record torch relay ahead of the saatchi games in twenty fourteen dimitry china shanker who is the president of the games organizing committee to pass in the flame relay for the inaugural u.s. winter olympics that got underway in austria on friday the official seemed happy with his prestigious task i would like to say that the olympic spirit in the run up to the senior games which will take place as the black sea resort in two years' time. will be the longest ever in terms

welcome to the sport and these are the headlines three uneasy managed to city beat liverpool three neal to raise clay at the top of being leashed premier league. while title rivals manchester united have the chance to get level with a trip to newcastle. and basketball kings him key off on the weekend after a fourteen month winning streak in russia's top flight. but first russia have reached the finals of the under twenty world ice hockey championship speaking hosts canada six five and a real thriller in calgary the russians had been six one up after a hard turn from you can you please not itself but the host then stormed back with four goals in five minutes in the final period to set up a really tense finale however russia managed to hold on i'm defending champions will now face sweden in the final after they came from you know down to beat finland three two in a shootout. while on to the football where the city have beaten liverpool three nil to go three points clear at the top of the english premier league city had to go to sunderland just forty eight hours before this game but put th

look at the latest in sports from you know neal he joins us and the city of calm dominance over moscow and i talk you shows no signs of fading tell us more it certainly doesn't it may tell you what. thoughts there were in touch thing distance of getting that win against their old rivals but no no no says russia's captain more than just a second. have you with us visit sports today plenty ahead over the next ten minutes or so and the old. straight sets straightforward second seed rafael the doll progresses into the second week of a straight open auction following victory over lucas of logical. capital gains double good guard cup champions bars n.c.s. goes for much more winning russia calton alexy microsoft the star of the show in moscow. on staying put david beckham signs a new two year contract with the los angeles galaxy all. another russian has fallen during week one of the extra. nope and. entered friday's action as our country sole representative on the day but if it ensured her participation would be short lived check. in toronto who are on a six one six three scoreline elsewhere