the upper 20s, columbia through bel air, mount air and westminster, 29. 30 for us, low 30s for the nec few hours. windchill in the 20s. i will talk about how things will get milder and way colder, coming up. >>> if you live in northern baltimore, baltimore county police say a string of 7 burglaries might be connected jumped up to ten. brian kuebler explains how they are piecing this crime trend together and what to look out for, how one of the burglaries has police concerned. >> sometimes a passing car is all you hear up here in this fairly rural part of baltimore county. since the beginning of the year, a noticeable disturbance, for baltimore county police. >> our detectives and our criminal analysis unit identified a number of burglar ares occurring in the northern cockeysville area, there are 7 at this point, we are investigating to see if they are connected. >> reporter: police can't or won't say it's the same burglar but they are happening close to one another in phoenix, monk tin and others, a mix of break ins and using open doors or windows, 7 concerning enough but today, police

. >> 43 horrifying hours, they hid under the jetty, nec -- and for three horrifying hours, they hid under the jetty, neck deep in the water. and finally, they were rescued. hear the fire crews were containing a blaze, literally fighting fire with fire. >> yesterday, the flames were in the treetops, fanned by the ferocious winds. today, this fire is very small and is moving very slowly. if only the other fires were so easily put out. >> that was one terrifying escape. let's get a look at the other news. the venezuelan supreme court has backed a decision by the assembly to delay the inauguration of president hugo chavez. it was -- he was due to be sworn in for his next term in office on thursday, but is still in hospital in cuba for cancer treatment. he will be inaugurated at a later date to because he is the sitting president who had been reelected. a commuter ferry hit a pier in lower manhattan. part of the dow was ripped open around 300 and -- and around 330 passengers and crew were on board. two were critically injured. the death of a certain after she was gang raped on a daily bus has

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nec that you end up somewhere different from what you even imagine. me, biography has always been a conversation with a friend. and so you go through a tempestuous relationship under the course of many years of that person. but it's really about intimacy and trying to get closer to somebody who intuition and affinity has brought you closer. and you realize that this person has answers to certain questions in your life that maybe nobody else has. and answers keep changing. but the more they change, and help you move on. pico iyer, julie salamon, colm toibin, rosalind brackenbury. i think you all to this panel. >> coming up next, at the key west literary seminar, trent eight talks about his book, "the novelistic essay & the essayistic novel." >> hello, i feel that it is great being here with other writers. so many writers here are so tall. will ferrell, i don't know. [laughter] i feel really pleased that i usually do. the fact that i managed to get here and sneak in on this kind of biographers thing. without having written a biography. it's one of the g

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jeffrey dahmer, nec he was convd in 1992 and sentenced to life for the murder of 17 men and boys.fter a year in prison, his good behavior put him in a less restricted area. dahmer was allowed 15 magazines, 30 books, four newspapers, a bible, two phone calls, and three visitors a week. he also had a tv, a radio in his cell, and he was allowed to attend classes and work. that didn't work out so well. in 1994dahmer was bludgeoned to death by a fellow inmate. john wayne gacy was sentenced to death in 1980 for murdering at least 33 people. gacy lived on death row for 14 years. he described his living area as a 7 by 8 foot cell with bars in front and stone walls on the side and back. the psychotic former children's party clown was allowed visitors including a female pen pal who claimed to be in love with him. and finally, scott peterson. convicted in 2004 of the brutal murder of his wife lacy and their unborn child on christmas eve. he was sentenced to death and is currently on death row. sound bad? peterson is allowed five hours of activity a day out of his cell including basketball, j

. >> 43 horrifying hours they hid under the jetty, nec -- and for three horrifying hours they hid underater. and finally, they were rescued. hear the fire crews were containing a blaze literally fighting fire with fire. >> yesterday, the flames were in the treetops, fanned by the ferocious winds. today, this fire is very small and is moving very slowly. if only the other fires were so easily put out. >> that was one terrifying escape. let's get a look at the other news. the venezuelan supreme court has backed a decision by the assembly to delay the inauguration of president hugo chavez. it was -- he was due to be sworn in for his next term in office on thursday but is still in hospital in cuba for cancer treatment. he will be inaugurated at a later date to because he is the sitting president who had been reelected. a commuter ferry hit a pier in lower manhattan. part of the dow was ripped open around 300 and -- and around 330 passengers and crew were on board. two were critically injured. the death of a certain after she was gang raped on a daily bus has prompted international outrage,

. >>> la emperesa nec, responsable del brote de meningitis decalró la quiebra ante el cierre por partede amores verdaderos y miren nada más pobrecita, nelson rompió con kendra! >>> loca loca! miren el estilo! >>> francisca, dale play! >>> no te entiendo, por qué si victoria no sabe que fui yo, te es tan fácil! >>> (llorando). >>> no lo hagas más difícil, eres una mujer hermosa y joven, hab'rna hombres que te ofrecerán más que yo. >>> yo te quiero a ti. >>> mi matrimonio con victoria está por encima de todo, no me llames más, con lo de tu trabajo, todo sigue igual. me voy! >>> >>> nelson por favor! >>> (mÚsica). ♪ ♪. >>> dónde vas señorita? >>> ay, ya nichol, por qué siempre pienso en ti. bórralo del disco duro y ya! >>> algún problema hija? >>> papi, no te sentí llegar. >>> ya me di cuenta. >>> y tu mamá? >>> se fue a la hacienda, no te aviso?. >>> no. >>> qué onda? pelearon verdad? >>> te dijo algo? >>> no, pero si se nota. >>> te equivocas hija, todo está bien, me voy a descansar, tuve un día muy largo. >>> hasta un lago en su propiedad. >>> oh, es bellísimo. y ese cmaino para dónde

mclean, hang in there, stanford the final alabama was so great last night and look at san j meanwhile, necd three at alabama and now he is chasing the other player. and what he was asked last night what does he do with all of those hearings? >> those rings? >> i put them on my coffee table [laughter] >> the highlight was no ordained they could not keep up but the first hour. with notre dame could not keep up but how this wasmusberger on mccarron girl >> you see that lovely later that his his girlfriend. the quarterbacks get all of the good-looking girls. what a beautiful woman, wow! he is doing some great things and if you are a youngster at alabama, start throwing out that football with your father. >> she was miss alabama and 2011. now, she has accumulated more followers on twitter that her boyfriend. she has gone from just a couple of hundred after brent mccarron lost his mind and he only has 100,000. he is one of the best quarterbacks. espn felt the need to release this apology statement for musberger.. and i think that it is silly. he is 74 years old. >> did they have to apologize? >>

we don't know that person a free phone nec's market. and we don't owe all these other countries foreign aid. host: so we should pay our debts first, if we're not going to raise the debt ceiling? and then some people will not get paid for certain services? caller: it means some people -- if you have a contract and an obligation, that's one thing. but just because you say i will give you some money next week, at the end of the week, if i don't have any money to give you, you're not going to get it. if i am not going to go borrow money from the bank to give it to you. host: here is a republican senator in pennsylvania. he has a proposal, a bill introduced to require the treasury department, if the debt limit has not been raised, to prioritize the order that government bills are paid. so we're getting your take on this. washington is going back and forth about whether or not there should be negotiations over the debt ceiling. steve in illinois, democratic caller. here is debtclock.org, showing that we have reached the ceiling, but we will r

thing for me it happens, i must say, and no pin number of times in new york is your writing assembly necreading paperbacks of the four volumes in the power broker. nothing makes me feel better. my wife sometimes as if you win an award, don't they make you happy with? well, they do. of course they do. but what makes you happiest to see a kid reading a book on the subway. c-span: in the past is always dedicated your boat to china. he do it again, but this tennis chase, carla. just go chases my son, carla is my daughter-in-law. and jesse. c-span: how old are your grandkids? >> guest: 23, 22 and 20. c-span: do they follow what you do? today with the books? >> guest: essay that question to ask. i would say possibly one of them has read every word several times. he's going into politics. it's a campaign consultant and he's read every word and i think the others have read some of them. c-span: the title of the book is "the years of lyndon johnson: the passage of power," the fourth book of a five book series. this one is passage of power in the thank you very much. >> guest: at thank you very mu

this is a political calculation and so ago when to a plan before we own the company nec of these unitedautoworkers who are not predisposed to be friendly to republicans. the first time as running i said i'd rather vote for a monkey then a republican. i said i can do that for you. that's the political problem democrats have. until you get a construct is nra in this debate by not attacking msa must come together and solve this problem, you'll never get southern democrats to vote for this bill. >> one increase in the recent nra for shows and has said many members because it addresses something generally overlooked, which is outside the big city and media centers as they sent among people that the people in the big cities really do not understand why world people are attached to their guns and why they don't see them as this demonic force that a lot of the urban politicians do. and i think the reason the nra sustains its appeal to those people is because it addresses -- it tries to bring their concerns to a congress he may not understand issues very well. there's a cultural divide here in t

both amash and thomas massey played a a secret vote in a secret that secret that an nec ron paul's sun center rand paul in the senate and elected in 2010. he is continuing to ron the ron paul movement in many ways. is now on the senate relations committee and you'll hear him talk about the realm paul idea of foreign policy and less foreign aid and more conservative ideas about where to spend money and red hat troops. i think you'll you're more that in the years to come. >> host: apology, sorry. coughing attack here. mitch mcconnell, is rolled? >> guest: mitch mcconnell has a central role. mitch mcconnell is doing a lot because mitch mcconnell was the one when there was truly an impasse in the fiscal cliff negotiation he was the one who is able to call vice president biden and cut a deal. that says a lot about his political ability. he's able to reach out to the white house and make a deal happen. he will be the one to watch because of the house continues to be a little bit of a mess, no one knows how to protect where the house will go on on the debt ceiling, mitch mcconnell will get se

oriented mayor, one of the most effective results oriented mayors ever to serve new york, or dare i say, nec. creating jobs, expanding opportunity, improving city schools, launching america's largest affordable housing initiative. well, quite honestly everything they do in your can be said to be the largest initiative. but i should say also the largest and one of the most innovative affordable housing initiatives, and also fighting crime. really showing us the people of new york have shown the people of baltimore that it is possible to make a safer tomorrow. that we do not have to resign ourselves to the circumstances and the way things have always been, or what we've never been able to do in the past, and that, in fact, we can save liv lives. and each life is precious. each life is important. and if you save just one life, it is as if you have saved the entire world. .. this is certainly not an easy issue for many elective figures. the mayor courageously chose to step up again and again bringing other like-minded neighbors together including our own courageous mayor stephanie blight and he