back with us is nel.alk to you about this because you advise people how to take their business to the next level, not just to employ themselves but to make it become a real business. what does he have to do to grow? >> he has to let go of all the details. i know he, like a lot of the women i meet, he thinks if it's going to be homemade his hands have to touch every piece of it and he can't go beyond what he's doing or make enough money to support his family if he doesn't start involving other people. i would also suggest that he needs to expand his product line to make different pies or something with apples that isn't a pie that might be easier to transport and stuff he could mail. maybe he needs to get on line. bigger distribution, think, is a bigger opportunity. i think if he wanted to really make some money and he saw the bigger distribution, he might be able to let go of some of the day-to-day details and the baking and all that stuff because you can't continue to do that every day and grow a busines

case wet opener, 1-nel. >>> and coming up -- 1-0. >>> more of rg-3 and what he could bring to the team of the red skins. next.  [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. got my bearings. ♪ a little bird told me about a band. ♪ an old man shared some fish stories. ♪ ooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but i still got to see her. we talked for hours. ♪ everyone else buzzed about the band. music, stories, adventures, memories. ♪ ...all at my fingertips. ♪ there's a wireless mind inside all of us. ♪ so, where to next? ♪ . >> welcome back. back to the biggest story of the weekend. the redskins quest to move to number two in the draft and in an effort to get the baylor quarterback robert griffin 3 roll and doc walker joins us today to talk about rg3 and peyton manning. i think they gave -- asked if they gave up too much for where g3. >> if you think you can get a guy who is a difference maker, you will pay the price. you will pay for the mistakes in the past and desregarding the draft. last year, i thought it was an outstanding job with the draft and they have to

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clear chan nel will have to answer. civil rights groups will join women's group. this may be rush's undoing by rush. he can't make himself the victim. this young lady didn't do anything to him. even after he kept doubling down. he's the one that did the offense, he's the one on the assault, how can you turn around and call yourself a victim when you caused this whole scenario? >> in the last few years, reverend we have seen social media have a impact on change in business and society. is the social media finally, maybe in your opinion, going to hold rush limbaugh accountable? he's never had to do restitution for anything he's ever done on the air at all. >> well, no, i think he has not but i think the social media has the strength to do it, they're showing that and i think he's inciting it because he's almost daring us to come and get him, those decent americans saying this young lady doesn't deserve this, she is representative of all young ladies. i have two daughters, co he cou do this to my daughters. >> clear channel has been silent, we called them late this a

. >> who's going to love this zoey deshen nel. can be more hip and use this thing. >> the girl that is singing in this video sounds a little like zoey. ♪ >> she's singing elvis presley's "i can't help falling in love with you." put it in your bag and the phone in your purse and travel with it easily and when you get bored on the plane you can play a song for the entire plane. >> that's cool! >> you always seem to impress us. >> you guys are really smart. >> that's going to do it for us here at "right this minute." one more video for you. this is of pal berman, considered one of the most innovative kayakers. this is called big wave kayaking. enjoy it. we'll see you tomorrow, everyone. ♪ >>> a visit tonight for a 13-year-old girl who was shot to death and her body left in an alley. friends and family say good-bye. >>> some homeowners are taking some drastic measures to protect their families. >> aeroshot, not everyone is buying into the product. >>> tonight friends and family are gathering to remember 13-year-old monae turnage. roos

she came after a distinguished academic career at several institutions including buck nel, harvard, the university of massachusetts, gettiesburg and hobert and william smith colleges. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you very much and thank you for that wonderful mention of the 175th anniversary. it is a great honor to join you today for this lecture by my wonderful colleague, owen muelder. i would like to thank the u.s. capitol historical society for the sponsorship of the event and also following in your foot steps thanking our alum rod ross, class of 1965. retired reference arcivest. of course, one never really retires from a devotion to the discovery and preservation of our nation's storied past. thank you, rod, for your service in this very important effort that the societies join you in carrying out. one of the many gifts -- let's thank them all. [ applause ] thank you. most fitting. one of the many gifts that a liberal gifts education gives graduates is a life long respect for the power of historical perspectives and the historical imagination and the inspiration that an examinat

at least mine has, i'm not about you and everybody nels national nation. the final four has finally arrived. all eyes on the big easy tonight as college basketball's grandest stage has been set. first up, number one-seed kentucky taking on number four-seed louisville and directly after that, a ballots of number two seeds, ohio state and kansas. >>> and bethesda, espn national high school invitational. riverdale baptist girls taking on florida's dr. phillips in the finals. just over three-and-a-half to play. riverdale up 2. kk atkinson. crusaders up 5-4. this game, though, it was a close one. 20 seconds to go. riverdale up just one with the shot clock winding down. gilmore, air balls it. but look at jenny sims there for the quick putback. riverdale baptist wins, taking the tournament title. big game for the senior, 14 rebounds. congratulations to them. that wraps it up. so looking for the caps' big win tonight. >> and you say they have four games left. they can't afford to lose any. >> well, it depends on what other teams do. they're looking at buffalo. buf

the north koreans indicate they will launch the miss nel a southward direction, and i don't know if we have any confidence on the stability of the missile or where the actual impact will be. a number of countries are potentially affected. this could fall on the debris could fall on their countries, cause casualties, and this affects south korea of course and also japan, okinawa, the island of japan, and the intended impact is probably somewhere close to the philippines or maybe indonesia, so this is now an issue that not only concerns the south koreans and us and the japanese, but more broadly everybody in asia pacific has become concerned about north korea's growing missile capability, especially as they're continuing to develop their nuclear weapons capability. i can't speculate on specifically what measures would be taken if indeed they conduct the test, but i can assure you we're consulting with all of the countries affected about measures to be taken. >> okay. thank you. general thurman, you mentioned the great partnership we have with south korea and the south korean military. ca

gold a nine matches however it's on a still deep in relegation trouble three points behind spartak nel chick. could have stretched that gap but lost at home too once i'm caught bitterly glitch in open for the visitors with a powerful left foot or on the twenty first minute second half substitute nikita but to mr of stun chuck keeper alexander put a cough with half an hour to go to put daylight between the two sides the home team then pulled one back nine minutes from time serbian midfielder year over and garlic finishing off from a cloak three missing from close range from a corner too little too late for now they remain second bottom with one car pulling themselves further away from the drop zone. now in the champions league two thousand and ten wins into milan looking to overturn a one no deficit from their first leg with maher say the french club arrive in italy with the advantage thanks to a solitary goals from andre the syria giants will be without suspended defender christian key vote but a center back on the we're not sure on the field or ricardo alvarez injured however in to ha

shortly after the battle, he wrote to governor william nel n nelson, the governor of virginia, he told governor nelson, quote, instead of exciting our exertions the victory at yorktown will produce such a relaxation the prosecution of the war as will prolong the calamities of it. he then wrote a few days later, to general nathaniel green, american commander in the south, he told general green, my greatest fear is that congress may think our work closed and will fall into a state of langer and relaxation. following those letters, washington made a brief visit home to mt. vernon, only by the way, the second time in eight years that he had been home. after a brief visit he and martha left mt. vernon and journeyed to philadelphia, where they planned to spend the winter of 1781-'82. in the meantime, the american army having taken care of lord wallace's army ban their march to their winter quarters which they would take up on the hundrhudson valley to watch the british army. washington arrived in philadelphia to parades, fireworks, endless banquets and toasts. they even wrote an opera in his

apparently handing over transcripts every single day of all these phones he was hacking and river gerrie nel care worked for a company called southern investigators kind of like a strat for and it was that x. policeman who is allegedly also an axe murderer and james murdoch is sitting there because he knows that he has dated a cell he's basically pushing advertising which incredible sort of julian a son ran a hedge fund and he used all this data to trade with inside information and algorithmic trading he'd be a billionaire today and people would accuse him of training on inside information but he would buy his way out of any legal problems and he would claim like lloyd blankfein of goldman sachs that he's making the market he's adding liquidity and they would say well you just do so if you're a genius we won a stickler for doing something interesting because you are god but then of course because he shows the information the public. share of the press these vilified because he's telling the truth and sharing information with the public he's an enemy for the worst murdoch who truly is an enem

. >> and a new wrimpk nel in the ross mirkarimi trial.orces jury selection to be called off. >> police procedures under fire. hundreds, maybe thousands could be let off the hook. >> and a last ditch effort to stop 49ers from building a new stadium in the south bay. >> standoff at the state capitol. occupy demonstrators refusing to budge from positions staked out in the capitol. >> the capitol about to close, and police are moving in. geej, everyone. i'm carolyn johnson. >> i'm alan wong. >> demonstrators vowed to face arrest. they're protesting cuts to higher education. and abc 7 has been following the protests all day and is live outside of the capitol right now. >> well, it has been quite a day here, lots of anger, lots of frustration. another protest has been staged here, you can see cops there, lined up, protecting the west steps. and if you pan

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>>nel into the battle in sight. what is next?we are joined live this morning by a "politico" reporter . >> romney says he wants a united country, but he still has to unite the party. if you look at ohio, because that is a key state, he did great in metropolitan areas like cleveland. there are 88 counties in that state. the more rural ones were affected by rick santorum. he also had 50% of the vote. you see a huge gap for romney that he has to close. >> the other side of the coin is the tortoise and rick santorum collecting several -- silver medals. >> no one can take over mitt romney but the primary is only half the battle. he has to move into the general election with a strong republican party and a more united republican party. that is the challenge he faces. bringing the rest of the gop together. >> before we let you go, ron paul -- he continue? >> ron paul will continue if it helps him spread his message to end wars overseas, and the federal reserve, and all of the above. he wants to get the message out. >> thank you so much.

now, nel found her severely injured neighbor had been blown into her backyard. >> i kept her until they got an ambulance. >> help is already on the way. governor quinn declared a state of emergency, opening the door for federal disaster assistance. >> what is inspiring is how many people are banding across illinois, rising to the occasion helping their neighbors. >> we'll rebuild this city. we will make this city stronger. and this will stop stop use at the murray home a sense of humor eases the sense of loss. >> what is next? >> move in with us scram-! >> and an overnight curfew is going into affect to keep people out of the disaster zone and try to discourage anyone intent on trying to take advantage of people who already lost so much. back to you. >> and mid west known for tornadoes and it's early in the season. isn't it? >> incredibly early. we have abnormal weather. the high temperatures today soaring past 60 degrees, that sets up the disaster zone where the friction in the atmosphere occurs and you can get tornadoes. it's tomorrow, march 1 begins severe weather awareness month her

according to a slink at cor nel university, citizens are incapable of understanding democracy.ideas will be hard for people to adopt because most people don't have the sophistication to recognize how good an idea is. translation: unwashed primitives, leave everything to us. we're gathering in the teachers lounge to make every decision for you. relax, we've got this. someone find my bong. researchers like dunning must not be smart enough for democracy. luckily the way things are going he won't have to be. the federal government will make every decision for us advised by the ivy league professors from carnel no, doubt. academics miss the freedom of choice without assessing the alternative. i'll do this for them. what happens with academic with utopian ideas takes over? you get social engineering that forces reform that end in death from normally nonfatal ills. after that, waves of torture and execution arrives when citizens react to the nightmare. it ends in famine or genocide, take your pick. 100 million victims did. >> bob: what are you talking about? >> greg: what am i talking

statements like what newt gingrich has said and rush limbaugh and rick santorum, that would be the deght nel for us. -- deathnel for us. tonight was vare very important for the republican party and for mitt romney to do well. >> gregg: you are a protracted, acrimonious contest among the republican candidates, the longer it goes on. is it destructive or constructive? makes the nominee stronger? >> conventional wisdom, partial in the case of governor romney, initially, the drawnout campaign was helping him, making him a stronger candidate, but he has had to move so far to the right, when he was doing so well with independents before this race started and as he has been running for the past six, seven years, he had a good base of independent support. and issue after issue, whether it's immigration, whether it's women's reproductive right, he has alienated independent voters and it is going to be hard to pick them back up. the longer santorum stays in and newt gingrich -- i don't think he's going anywhere. he will explode this whole situation before he steps out of it. >> gregg: sting -- stick a

statements like what newt gingrich has said and rush limbaugh and rick santorum, that would be the deght nel for us. -- deathnel for us. tonight was vare very important for the republican party and for mitt romney to do well. >> gregg: you are a protracted, acrimonious contest among the republican candidates, the longer it goes on. is it destructive or constructive? makes the nominee stronger? >> conventional wisdom, partial in the case of governor romney, initially, the drawnout campaign was helping him, making him a stronger candidate, but he has had to move so far to the right, when he was doing so well with independents before this race started and as he has been running for the past six, seven years, he had a good base of independent support. and issue after issue, whether it's immigration, whether it's women's reproductive right, he has alienated independent voters and it is going to be hard to pick them back up. the longer santorum stays in and newt gingrich -- i don't think he's going anywhere. he will explode this whole situation before he steps out of it. >> gregg: sting -- stick a

rosie o' don nel's show is cancelled. >>> "news nation gut check," should a parent have access to a child'sebook page after they're death. that's a real story. i want to talk to a mom who fought a two-year battle to get access to her son's facebook account. >>> we begin this half hour in france where officials are investigating where a series of shootings are terrorist related. the latest incident outside of a jewish school. four people were killed. a rabbi, his two young sons and another child. be white house released a statement saying our thoughts and prayers go out to the families and friends of the victims and we stand with a community in grief. we join the government of france in condemning this unprovoked and outrageous act of violence in the strongest possible terms. this is the third attack in eight days where a man on a motorcycle has said to have opened fire. let's get the latest on this incident at the school. tell me how this is linked to those other incidents here. >> good afternoon. they now believe that the same weapon with the same cal barbibs used in sh shooting as the oth

. >> healthcare is the death nel of freedom. how do you sort these things out? i mean you've got a show where you have to catch people's attention and keep things. so, the complicated stories. how do you do it? >> it is complicated. i'm talking about healthcare. i want to be able to unpack it for people so when they go to dinner with old uncle joe who hates healthcare but he is not sure why he doesn't like this healthcare reform, they can argue there is what it does. it is very straightforward, to break it down into the most basic terms. as you know, the best way to do that is to tell stories. >> i've had healthcare my whole life. i lived in canada so i had socialism. i couldn't understand this -- you're asking me to unpack it? there is no way. >> i'm not asking you to unpack it but you're going to be sitting with ann o'leary and i. stick around. phil bronstein will be with us as we return from the break. we have a lot more to talk about. coming up, as i mentioned, healthcare will take its turn as a hot button issue. we'll tell you why.ú we'll talk more about ge

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we already put in that dictators and a ruthless rulers in their nel at -- in their neighborhoods. they run the show for us so we do not need to have this international pressure that we put on these other countries. guest: mike, guest: let me make it clear that we have stated our position. the president has been clear. in the case of syria, president assad has to go. the punishment and killing of his own people who are looking to have religious and economic freedom -- >> it has been thwarted by him. this is a chance for him to keep power. you have to look at the region. what is going on in the region? we have tremendous influence and economic interests and a lot of friends and allies in this region. specific to the middle east, the arab league who unfortunately sat on the sidelines in too many other conflicts became very active during the arab spring and did some choices in the case of libya and asked for help. now in syria, you see a similar position. in many of these cases, you mentioned that terrible troubles and africa. it is about what the region is doing. if it is disorganize

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>> nel president in my left -- no president in my lifetime ever have. i should not say no in -- no president in my lifetime. world war ii was in my lifetime. since the war powers act has been adopted and says after a certain amount of time, our troops are still in harm's way, then the president to come to congress and get authority for their continuance -- no president have said they are bound by that. host: senator carl levin is our guest on "newsmakers." john boehner was interviewed and that interview appears in a number of articles. "home laong" is the title -- "home alone"is the title. we have comments from the speaker of the house that congress include some of the dumbest and raunchy as people in the country, but also some of the smartest. speaker boehner said that it could be difficult to rankle missed beating members were arguing that the chamber is not uniquely corrupt or scandal- prone. we have ordered 35 members. this is the size of america. it really is. we have some the smartest people, some of the dumbest, some of the best people you'll eve