steve: one point new jersey lead. .ueling drives for lopez, and he is fouled correction three second violation. phil: have to get those hands together. you see all kind of stuff coming from over there. steve: yi is back in the game replaces chris humphreys. wizards get it back with a chance to take the lead. phil: good thing. traveling violation by lopez. saw how quickly the defensive players reacted to him. just really smothered him. steve: boykins will take another jumper that's well off. blatche keeps him alive and boykins gets it back. underneath for haywood. he got fouled, and the wizards moving the ball around, but most impressively earl boykins. phil: absolutely. that's one of the situation, a good pass you got to know your personnel. that's typical for brendan to handle. blatche keeps this one alive keeps it away from yi. watch the brown bounce pass brendan can't pick it up off the floor in time doesn't catch it cleanly. steve: he's not in the act of shooting so the wizards inbound, down by one. here's blatche a

we turn to you today and ask you to bless this great state of new jersey. uitful, and prosperous, and to rest in the knowledge that their safety is a priority for those who lead them. we ask you to bless this new administration and all of the state's leaders. help them to be united in purpose and remember to seek the common good with integrity and generosity. we ask you to bless this wonderful family, mary pat, andrew, sarah and, patrick, and bridget. help them to remain strong in the bonds of faith and love which they share, and we ask you to bless this man, our new governor, chris christie, and this woman, the lieutenant governor kim guadagno. we pray that you will fill them with the vision to government promised, the wisdom to government justice, the humility to government honesty, and the compassion to govern with a true servants heart. we asked this in the name of your son, jesus christ, who is the lord and our savior, but now and forever, a man. vijay amen. [applause] >> and now, it is my honor to introduce the chief justice of the supreme court of new

god bless the great people of the state of new jersey. [applause] [applause] >> join us later for live coverage of the new virginia governor and his first state of the commonwealth address. we will have that a 7:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. tonight, the head of the communications workers of america on what the federal government's role should be in expanding high speed internet to the u.s. tonight on "the communicator's." >> the white house returns tomorrow afternoon for debate on a number of bills. later this week, legislation to let donations for haiti earthquake donations count on 2009 tax returns. the senate meets wednesday to start its session of the 111th congress. you can see that live on c-span 2. now the economic stimulus totals are in. this marks 11 months since president obama signed the recovery act into law. of the $787 billion, more than $315 billion have been committed. $167 billion has been paid out for stimulus projects. read more at c-span.org. now georgia gov. sonny perdue's state of the state address. he was the firs

they look to new jersey for ideas and they use them.[applause] on these and other issues, critics will say that we didn't finish the job. and to the critics, i make a confession, you're right. i tried to indual office -- instead we're ending it over time. we tried to extend the pay to play ban to county and local government. we didn't have the votes. we were committed to meeting pension obligations but we wouldn't borrow to meet those needs when the state's cash position was at risk. to contractics, i say we shouldn't make the perfect enemy of the good, but that doesn't mean that we stop trying even when we fall short. let me acknowledge the elephant in the room. i tried to address new jersey's all-consuming debt problem. my glorious asset monitorization plan was the unpopular and unsuccessful. that said, those town hall meetings opened a painful but necessary dialogue the state must continue. a dialogue about how we pay for what we want. make no mistake, our long-term debt obligations aren't going to disappear on their own. we still mu

i came up with a fictitious candidate in new jersey and this is fictitious. mr. smith here is a an independent so just to get people out of their sort of partisan thinking. we have a guy who is a self-made millionaire, made it in the tech world. started a nonprofit that focuses on raising the graduation rate in public high cools in new jersey. white, mid 40's. married to a hispanic woman. put out a good amount of money in but won't completely self-fund and two kids in private school. here is a green candidate. rich candidates. especially if they are willing to spend a lot of money. you colonel in, you are hired. you know he is running. you don't need to prove to him or yourself that you should run because he has decided to do it. you are 10 months away from your election and you are about to go into your baseline poll. you need to know, you have someone who is probably not well known, hasn't been in the political sphere in the past. you have a different landscape than probably the democratic and republican who are running in 20 2010. a lot of things you will be d

he commanded the first new jersey brigade at the cross roads. at the time, this again -- the army of potomac was just being born. nay -- they have yet to be numbered. it wasn't until after the review it was time to start numberrering these brigades. carney's brigade, the first in new jersey infantry brigade, it was considered by mcclellan and called after that review the first brigade, first division, first corp, because it was the finest brigade in that review. so it's carney history there. any other questions? >> where there any other sketches made of what the statute was going to look like. >> well, when kelly would sit down, he would make a sketch. kelly would ask, can you enact the pose that kelly did. or that lincoln did? and so kelly would do a thumbnail sketch of lincoln depicting the gettysburg address. general wright's grave the bronze portrait of general wright. now general wright was a command effort of the six corp in july of 1864 when the confederates. about 14,000 of them swept across maryland and attacked washington from the nort

. >>> authorities in new jersey say they've identified and arrested the man who touched off the newark airport security scare. the 28-year-old was taken into custody last night from his home in poe scatway. authorities say he ducked under a plane rope to walk his girlfriend to his plane. the terminal was shut down. thousands of passengers had to be rescreened and thousands more were trapped on arriving gates because none of the gates at the terminals were offer. last night jiang was charged with defiant tress. he was released last night. new jersey senator lautenberg said jiang's release says a message. >> there's a message out there that says don't dry it. don't try it. because if you do, we're going to catch you. >> at the time jiang allegedly slipped through security. the tsa screener that was supposed to be monitoring the checkpoint slip aped away. and as thousands of passengers were tied up for hours, officials said jiang himself left the airport just 20 minutes after the incident. >>> the christmas airline bombing attempt suspect has pleaded not guilty to all charges. umar farouk

in newark, new jersey, karen brown, cbs news. >> speaking of air travel, an event in the sky for airtran passengers as the tsa says a flight on the way from atlanta to san francisco had to be diverted to colorado springs due to an unruly passenger. he locked himself in the bathroom and what he did next was frightening. >> unruly passenger came out of the bathroom with no shoes or socks and a razor. >> they tasered the man. he fell to the ground. >> bomb-sniffing dogs searched the plane. no explosives or evidence of terrorism were found. after a three-hour delay, the plane continued on to the destination of san francisco. >>> maryland will discussion stiffer laws for child sex offenders. wee have suzanne collin was more. sarah haley foxwell's body was found in the woods on christmas day. thomas james leggs has been convicted twice in the past with sexual child abuse. >> if we lose one child to murder, that is one child too many. when these things happen, it fires all of us -- inspires all of us to ask what can we do to better safeguard lives of our children? >> reporter: the governor tell

. >>> authorities in new jersey say they've identified and arrested the man who touched off the newark airport security scare. he was taken into custody from his home last night. authorities say he ducked under a security rope on sunday to walk his girlfriend to her plane. when it was reported to security, the terminal was shut down. thousands of passengers had to be rescreened and thousands more trapped on arriving planes. last night jiang was charged with defiant trespass and released. new jersey senator frank lautenberg says his arrest sends a clear message. >> we're pleased that there is a message that goes out there saying don't try it. don't try it. because if you will, we're going to catch you. >> at the time, jiang allegedly slipped through security, the tsa screener who was supposed to be monitoring the checkpoint had stepped away. and while thousands of passengers, as we said, were tied up for hours, security officials say jiang left the airport just 20 minutes after the incident. >>> the christmas bombing suspect has pleaded not guilty to all charges. abdulmutallab appeared

new jersey, bonnie, democrats line. good morning.the supreme court find it was the most obscene soon spread scott. -- most obscene since dred scott. we are a facist state. corp. scan by our president, our legislatures, our mayors, all the way down to dogcatchers. we have laws in this country. corporations have been given the same rights, the same civil rights as citizenry -- this is not what the founding fathers had in mind, clearly. >> i would respectfully disagree. participation is what the court recognizes in its united opinion. the idea participation by organizations who are associations of people -- that is what a corporation is. c-span is a corporation. Ñihandgun control inc. is a corporation. but at the end of the day, these are associations of people participating in politics. if i may, the idea that allowing organizations regulated by our government, for them to participate is somehow out a brand of fascism, some form of fascism, it is completely misinformed and invalid commentary on the supreme court's opinion yesterday. >>

we have more. >> reporter: 28-year-old was taken into custody friday night from his new jersey home. the ruckers university graduate student from china is charged with defiant trespass, for allegedly causing a six hour shutdown in newark airport last sunday. his roommate says sea nice guy that didn't something, that did something in appropriate. he apparently wanted to be with his girlfriend who already passed through security. authorities say that is jung loitering in a roped off area, a tsa officers tells him to move away but the guard leaves his post, seizing the opportunity the man ducks under the rope. that move delayed 16,000 passengers at newark and had a ripple effect worldwide. new jersey senator frank says the potential punishment, a $500 fine but no jail time is too weak and jung should be deported. >> if he is here on a student visa i would say we can tell him to pack his bags and go home promptly we should do it. >> the government spent ate hundred million dollars on passenger screening equipment for the nation's 450 airports, and the tsa now employs 49,000 security offi

if we have offshore wind from rhode island, new jersey, new york, all the way up in england , if it is developed at 10 gigawatts, we cannot, as i understand it, simply interconnect that into the existing grid. if we had that happen and had as little as 2,500 megawatts go off line, which could black out florida. we need to look at how to strengthen the entire interconnect so that all regions can meet the renewable goals and do with local resources if necessary. >> i appreciate your work toward the western region. i understand your desire to streamline the permitting process. do you have any specific recommendations? >> i think a couple of recommendations -- because of the work we're doing with western renewable energy zones project, we think will become clear very quickly which areas represent the most desirable, richest, and most developed will read -- developable resources zones. we think there is the opportunity to prioritize those areas where they exist in consort with federal lands, we believe there should be a priority given to the permitting on those areas. same with the transmis

think about new jersey and virginia. in new jersey the public polls showed corzine winning by 5 points and he lost by five. in virginia and no one saw mcdonnell winning 60% of the vote. in a survey done just recently, a you going to vote republican or democrat? among those who voted republican, 37% voted democrat. one point margin for democrats. then they asked how enthusiastic are you about this coming collection. 50% of republicans were enthusiastic. what does that mean in terms of turnout? that helps the environment of who -- you can't simply contact those obama 2008 voters and say come back out in 2010 because we need your vote. it is not as easy as that. we lost too many seats. look at the independents. 35% voting republican 56-22 advantage for republicans. there's something going on here if this continues next year will give republicans the day. how interested are you in the upcoming election? this is a question we ask closer to election day. absolutely interested in the vote, great indicator of who is most likely

first we start in new jersey where authorities have aur rested a man for allegedly causing the shuttal of a terminal at newark's airport. authorities say he ducked under a security rope on sunday so he could walk his girlfriend to her plane. last night he was charged with defiant trespass and released. he is expected to appear in court next week. new jersey senator frank lautenberg says his arrest sends a clear message. >> we're pleased that there's a message out there that says don't try it. don't try it, because, if you do, we're going to catch you. we're going to show we know how to stop this even though we miss them at the moment going in, but that good police work, trained officers know what to do to get to their -- to get to the target. >> at this time, he allegedly slipped through security. the tsa screener supposed to be watch together check point was not there. >>> this just in to hln, a suspecteded suicide bomber blamed for killing seven cia employees and contractors threatened revenge before he died. humam alba la which suggested it was revenge for an air strike. listen what

the 28-year-old from new jersey faces a trespassing charge and fine tube $500. that security breach shut down an entire terminal in newark airport, stranding thousands. here to talk with me about all this, michael sheen. good morning. >> good morning. >> first, we'll talk about the christmas bomb plot. according to one official, abdulmutallab talks his head off. administration officials says he stops answering questions after 30 hours but before he asks for a lawyer. the information we get from that, how trustworthy is it? is there a plea deal on the table here? >> i think they're not going to a plea deal quickly with this guy, they have a tape, have him caught in the act, he's in deep trouble. the answer to your question, no, you can't trust everything he said on his blathering but a well trained agent will be able to sorting through what he said and everything he said will be corroborated and followed up on. >> this week, the president talked about the need to address the unique challenge of lone recruits. how do you do that? >> when he talked about the unique

in newark, new jersey, karen brown, wjz "eyewitness news." >> and the maximum fine for the incident is $500 right now. >>> another terrifying event in the sky. this time for airtran passengers. the transportation security administration says a flight en route from atlanta to san francisco had to be diverted to colorado springs because of an unruly passenger. pictures of him snapped here by other passengers. a man locked himself in the bathroom and what he did next was very frightening. >> just an unruly passenger. came out the bathroom with no socks and ?o shoes with a razer in his hand and had everybody spooked. >> the man was tasered. he went limp and they took him out. >> bomb sniffing dogs and officers searched the entire mane. no explosives or evidence of terrorism were found after a three-hour delay, then the plane was cleared to continue on to san francisco. >>> tonight, we're also learning new details in the deadly attack against cia members in afghanistan. the director of the group says the jordannian man that killed the seven agents was about to be searched prior to the explo

in virginia, new jersey, and massachusetts this year, they have gone for republicans in a big way. it was in 2008 in november they went for democrats in a big way. they look in new hampshire, and governor races in colorado, states with independent voters will make the difference. and on this morning after this big election, now the evening after the election in massachusetts, they have very nervous. and many democrats are saying, we have so scale back, move to the center, don't govern and she we have willing to have a kfrgts. >> larry: john king remining us that the only thing certain is uncertainty. let's to port-au-prince. anderson cooper. the latest is what i'm told is an incredible survival story. what is this store are? >> yeah, larry a 5-year-old boy found alive today. his name is manly. he is was brought in by his ankle. his uncle was digging through the rubble of the home looking for the parents. and heard him say, i'm here, i'm here. and with five friends and a pick ax, dug into the hole and found him. this according to the uncle. brought him to the hospital. he was covered

the gentleman from new jersey. mr. payne: i reserve the balance my time and -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. poe: we have no other speakers, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new jersey. mr. payne: i have no further requests for time, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and agree to house resolution 1013 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended resolution is agreaed to an without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following personal requests. the clerk: leave of absence requested for mr. culberson of texas for today and the balance of the week. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the request is granted. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman

senators frank lawtonberg of new jersey says the punishment isn't severe enough. >> apparently it was on a relatively benign mission, the fact of the matter is what he did was a terrible injustice to the over 10,000 people, 16,000 people who were inconvenienced terribly. >> reporter: he's expected of slipping under a barrier into a passengers only area to say goodbye to his girlfriend last sunday and the security breach snarled flights worldwide. a second suspect in the new york city terror probe is expected to be arraigned this afternoon. he was arrested friday after he crashed his car while he was under surveillance. a law enforcement official says shortly before the arrest he dialed 911 and ranted in arabic, we love death more than you love life. he's linked to an alleged al-qaeda associate plotting to attack new york with homemade bombs. vice-president joe biden's mother has passed away. the vice-president says she died in wilmington, delaware yesterday and surrounded by family and loved ones and jean biden a mother to a daughter and two other sons and leaves behind ten grandchild

why wouldn't we adopt the shadegg language and let the emof new jersey pay $5,000? buying insurance across state lines does a lot to lower the cost of health care. and the president has said there isn't enough competition in the health insurance industry. he demagogged the health insurance industry for a long time. not enough competition so he wanted to create a new federal health insurance company that would offer a handful or a dozen health insurance policies. here are the real numbers, mr. speaker. there are 1,300 health insurance companies in america. 1,300 companies. that's a lot of competition. president's idea is we need 1,301 and that will be the deciding factor. of those 1,3,000 factors and if one wanted to go shopping, you could buy 100,000 different policies. that is a lot of policies, lot of 07 shons and companies. they aren't allowed to compete. some of them want to protect their company and some of them are trying to establish a defack toe monopoly. 9 shad egg -- the shadegg bill fixes that. i want 100%. if a corporation or company, sole propertyorship

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr.lone: madam speaker, i yield such time as she may consume to congresswoman halvorson who is the sponsor of the legislation. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from illinois is recognized. mrs. halvorson: thank you, madam speaker. i want to thank congressman pallone. i would also like to thank my colleagues for recognizing me on behalf of this very important and timely resolution. madam speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 1011, commemorating the goals and ideals of cervical health awareness month. i urge my colleagues to support its passage. january has long been recognized as cervical health awareness month, particularly throughout the public health, women's health, and cervical health advocacy communities. today we commemorate the hard work and sacrifice that has been made by these patients, their families, and those who have been confronted by this disease. we also honor the health care providers and advocates that tirelessly work to treat this disease and work to educate

two governorships in virginia and new jersey going republican. >> paul: right. >> you had some democrats in vulnerable districts announcing they're not going to run. party switch, conservative democrat switching to republican party. it will be interesting to see if the republicans can continue the momentum going forward in mid-term. >> paul: steve? >> could i raise a point about sort of what the democrats do now? assuming they've got their healthcare bill pretty much passed, now the democrats that i talk to say we have to president pivot back to the middle. get to the middle. how do they do that? what issues will they do it? the president will sound next year like a big ronald reagan fiscal conservative, deficit hawk. i don't think he can pull it off after the $2 trillion of debt this year. the other big issue to look out for in 2010 in my opinion, paul, is the national sales tax. democrats now have to pay for all of the spending they've done. >> paul: i agree with you that taxes will be a big issue. now they have to pay for it. i think you will see the sales tax issue, sales tax put off

all planes there in new jersey are grounded. >>> america's war on terrorism could be shifting to yemen attacks in the states. >> reporter: international travelers bound for the u.s. will face ramped up secure screening. the tsa has issued new guidelines this wake of the christmas day plane attack that include patdown body searches and hand-check be of all carry- on bags on flights originating in select countries. it includes 14 countries the u.s. considers to be sponsors of terrorism or other countries of interest. fresh threats of al-qaeda terror attacks have prompted the u.s. have a britain to close their embassies in yemen. >> there are indications al- qaeda is planning to carry out an attack against a target inside of yemen. >> reporter: the alleged plane bomber, umar farouk abdulmutallab, said he was trained by al-qaeda in yemen and given explosives to blow up a

he was arrested at his new jersey home and released hours later.ces a $500 fine, if convicted. >>> drugs up in smoke. police burning almost five tons of confiscated cocaine. the crew is waging war against the drug trade. in 2008, police seized more than 38 tons of illegal drugs. >>> and now to a horrible story out of australia. an indian man parking his car in melbourne was attacked by a group of men and set on fire. that man is now in the hospital with burns over more than 20% of his body. >>> and creator of gumby is dead. animator art clokey dying yesterday in california. he was 88 years old. and those are your "fast five headlines." >>> well, the 23-year-old nigerian man accused of trying to blow up that detroit-bound plane on christmas says he is not guilty. umar abdulmutallab pleaded not guilty to six charges in his first court appearance yesterday in detroit, and those charges include attempted murder and the attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction to bring down a plane. and the hearing drew a peaceful demonstration from the local musli

what a difference a year makes in terms of the president's popularity and what has happened now in new jerseys going to be a new year for us. i think we're going to have to rebuild the public confidence in the republican brand. i do not take what happened in massachusetts or virginia or new jersey as people embracing republicans. i think we will have to regain that. host: scott brown talked about bridging the partisan tibdivide . why is there such animosity? guest: george bush talked about that too. i think everybody comes to washington but they find out it is easier said than done a lot -- a lot of it takes some restraint and a majority party. if they take the attitude is this president and the democratic majority has that we will do it our way and we do not need or what republican support, then you would see what will happen with the health care bill. you just got all 60 democrats in the senate to go along, and the majority in the house. they could still pass it on their own if they do not listen to the message. i think it will pay very dearly in november, 2010. i think the president said t

>> everything from the scare on christmas to what happened yesterday in new jersey. hnson is here to tell us that the only thing we know is that the way we fly is definitely changing. >> reporter: that's right. the u.s. government is issuing new security rules for all airlines that fly into this country. immediately after the christmas day bomb attempt the government ordered patdowns on all travelers on international flights to the u.s. passengers with passports from or who have traveled through countries that sponsor terrorism will have extra screening. many other passengers from abroad can also expect extra scrutiny on a random basis. the goal is to keep terrorists off a plane. >> it's at airports across the globe where terrorists are trying to slip through the cracks and attack us. >> you may see different threshold for what makes you a select d or what makes you no fly. right now those are very limited, i suspect they will probably broaden those definitions. >> reporter: tsa is also buying more full-body scanners for use in the u.s. and adding air marshals to inte

the two governorships in virginia and new jersey going republican. >> right. >> and you had some democrats in vulnerable districts announcing they're not going to run. you had a party switch, conservative democrat switching to the republican party. so, it will be interesting to see if the republican can continue this momentum going forward in the mid terms. >> go ahead, steve. >> can i raise a point about sort of what the democrats do now. assuming they have got their health care bill pretty much passed, now the democrats that i talked to say we have to pivot back to the middle. get back to the center where the american electorate is and how do they do that on what issues, what issues are they going to do that. clearly the president is going to sound next year like a big ronald reagan conservative, a deficit hawk, i don't think he can pull that off after the 2 trillion dollars of debt this year and the other issue to look out for in 2010, in my opinion, paul, the national sales tax. democrats have to pay for the spending they've con. >> i agree with you, taxes are going to be a big issue,

they sp new jersey, massachusetts. speaking up on the streets and spoke up in august at town hall meetings and strange thing. i have seen a couple of articles that the senate has a tough job because they have to go home and try to convince people that a bill they don't want is good for them. i have been in public life for about 20 years. that is a strange paradigm. closing thoughts to the the gentleman from tennessee. mr. roe: it is getting harder and harder to pass legislation that people don't want, for sure. than -- and i think to let people know of the few basic ideas that will help solve this problem. cost and affordability are what people are worried about and pre-existing conditions. how do you deal with those things? you could allow insurance companies to go across state lines -- health insurance companies, form plans. pre-existing conditions are a problem for the individual market. if you are spreading the risks across millions of people, it's not a problem. number three is tort reform. we haven't touched abou

and bill styple from new jersey. [applause] >> thank you all, thank you all for allowing me to speak here this evening. like tim just said, in 2003 i came across a collection of 24 boxes of interview notes. these notes were taken by an artist, james edward kelly, born in 1855, died in 1933. kelly was a historical artist for harper's weekly, scribner's monthly. but then later turned whose sculpture in new york city on 57th street. and at that time, over 40 union generals came to kelly's studio to pose for their portraits. and while kelly was an artist at -- in his art, he would not depict a button and must be documented. and imagine sitting down with general grant, what an event that would be. or sitting down with joshua lawrence chamberlain and doing their portraits and ask him any question you wanted. and that's what kelly would do. he would interview more than to the portrait. he was it done with the generals, have been speaking of event, there's the portrait, there's a painting, let's talk about that moment and he

they say they cannot believe this is newark, new jersey.i want to let people know the greatness of our cities of that we continue to attract residents. . . we really have jumped into social media as opportunity with facebook and other things to show people the inspiring stories, as i have told you in this speech, but also urban america and we need to change the image of cities in america to let people know the truth of who we are. that is what we are born to continue to try to do. -- what we are going to to continue to try to do. >> my name is carolyn and i am from albany, new york. >> that is my mother's name >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> you had a 46% downturn in gun violence. we have established a gun violence task force, but we cannot seem to find the answer. >> i have talked about it in a speech already, but i will be more specific about it. we have been able to achieve 46% reduction in gun violence. it used to be the stolen car capital of the world and we're down 4% on cars as well. two things, back to the daily discipline of your idea

italian-american associations are upset about it, a state senator from new jersey upset about it. ts and snookie and the "jersey shore" cast wins some points. people want to tune in if. if you haven't seen it yet you may want to tune in and find out what the controversy is about. >> you mention the key, ratings have been fairly strong despite all the controversy. any indications despite the controversy, that just because the numbers have been okay, there's going to be another "jersey shore"? >> you know, look, look at mtv's record. if there's a show that gets a lot of buzz, they certainly continue the phenomenon. look at "the hills," "the city." "the real world." they want to see more of this cast, more of the "jersey shore," wouldn't surprise me if there is another one. i don't think the 15 minutes of fame for these folks is up. again, look at jon and kate. a lot of people that thought their 15 minutes of fame went up a long time ago. >> you're killing us, kim. >> i can name more. octomom, richard heene, the whole spiel. >> all right. kim is the senior editor with "in touch weekly

police in newark, new jersey arrested a man who ducked under the ropes.reds of passengers rescreened. a grat witt student of rutgers charged with defiant trespass. his roommate says he didn't mean harm, just excited to greet his girlfriend. >>> and in connection way new york city terror plot, set to appear in a brooklyn courtroom this hour. cab driver zarein ahmedzay pleaded guilty to lying to federal agents. a bosnian immigrant adis ma jung nin is also scheduled to go before the court today. they were accused of planning to detonate a bomb last zpt 11th. >>> and a deadly arctic blast gripping much of the country is blamed for at least nine deaths including a tennessee man with alzheimer's who wandered out of his home in his bathrobe. overnight temperatures in nashville plunged as low as 12 degrees. >>> and if you have to travel in this harsh weather, here's one more thing to worry about. taking your shoes off at the airport might be a good security idea, but it might not be so good for your feet. we have tips on protecting your feet when you are on the g

. >>> officials are looking for a man behind a security scare the forced air lock down at a new jerseya terminal was shut down for hours last night after a man walked through without being the screen. flights were grounded. all passengers were prescreen. authorities are trying to identify that man. >>> a third cia worker killed last week has now been identified. ohio native scott roberson was one of seven cia workers who died in that blast. the 39-year-old was working as a security officer for the cia. before that, he had worked undercover in atlanta. >>> a lawyer denies his client plan to carry out terrorist attacks. the five men appeared in court today. they were arrested last month. the man or order to prison. police say they plan to charge the man with terrorism and will seek likfe sentences against them. >>> this is the scene overnight. this is colorado avenue in northwest. wires fell and a small fire was burning because of bad wind. >>> the cold air makes it feel bitterly cold. the wind took a toll on people who ventured outside. temperature was in the 20's but it felt much colde

>> my university is in new jersey. kean university, new jersey. >> named after -- do you know? >> tom kean. the kean family of new jersey. >> former governor? head of the 9/11 commission? >> yes. >> over the years -- if you've been doing this for 13 years. what do you see change in a student after they've been here for a couple of weeks? >> it is a transformational experience for them. one, many of them want to get involved in politics. two, they realize the value of an internship. three, often they come to the washington center for the semester-long internship or they get themselves an internship. i just met with one of my former students on capitol hill from governor payne's office and she's as excited about washington as she was four or five years ago when she was a student. without this experience i don't think she would have ever made that connection. >> should i ask you what you're going to be doing in 10 years? >> hopefully i'll be back here. >> god willing. make it, charlie. who's got their hand up back here? pass this down to her, if you would. please give us your name

new jersey senator frank lautenberg pressed for the surveillance video to be released and says the arrestessage. >> there is a message that goes out there, don't try it. don't try it, because if you will, we're going to catch you. >> the video also shows a tsa agent apparently leaving his post. a union spokesman says he's been rated a model employee and they're reviewing reports he was called from his post to investigate a disturbance right before the breach. the worker is now on administrative leave and could face disciplinary charges. jiang may, though, only face a $500 fine and a possible 30 days in jail for the defiant trespassing charge. >> michelle, is anything being done to make sure this kind of thing doesn't happen again? >> certainly on many levels. senator lautenberg says he'll address a few of the issues at upcoming congressional hearings and airport cameras were not working at first. it took more than an hour before officials could get backup cameras from continental airlines. that showed the breach. then there is concern over the tsa agents and their posts. senator lautenber

i live in new jersey. i can't believe it would work in new jersey, seriously. >> hey, it's a new year, i'm optimistic. of course. of course it will work. it should. you are talking about letting people keep their money. >> yes. >> and we are so far in debt, we are 12-plus trillion dollars in debt. we are spending $600 million a day just in interest. we can't keep doing this. >> i think you have an issue right there. but before we leave you i have to ask you about a different issue, and that's the full-body scanners at airports. >> yeah. >> i know that you have co-sponsored legislation which would restrict the use of those full-body scanners. i don't want a long discussion about this, but i have to ask you, why do you think that those full-body scanners are personally intrusive? >> well, we need to find a balance between personal security needs and the need to maintain our civil liberties. >> but it is a privacy thing for you. why do you think its intrusive for a full-body scan? what about a pat- down? that

let's take the jon corzine example from new jersey. he spent $21 million on the gubernatorial race, largely his own cash. his opponent spent $8 million. jon corzine lost that race decidedly, and heat outspent his opponent 3-1. so this idea that money spent determines who wins is wrong, because there is an intervening action, and that is the voters. do i agree with that speech i heard, which was loud an, or to disagree with that? host: california, howard on the republican line. caller: i am reading from "the wall street journal" at tora, justice kennedy emphasized that law designed to control money in politics often bleed into censorship, and that the various core first amendment principles. i am amazed at the liberal side that seems that they come in at an election that is controlled by exxon mobil, cannot come to the fact that their interests are not being served by the major corporations. the people in their -- you people out there in liberal and, if you are not idiots. you have to think for yourself. guest: first of all, i never sai

. >>> new jersey officials say a man accused of causing a security breach at newark liberty international airport is facing a trespassing charge and a fine. 28-year-old doctoral student jong jiang snuck past a checkpoint to embrace a woman said to be his girlfriend who was on her way to catch a flight, and that prompted an evacuation of the terminal, causing major delays. new jersey senator frank lautenberg pressed for the surveillance video to be released and says the arrest sends a message. >> there is a message that goes out there, said don't try it. don't try it because if you will, we're going to catch you. >> if convicted, jiang could spend up to 30 days in jail as well as pay a $500 fine. >>> and this latest incident is adding to the concerns about aviation security. this after the tsa ordered more full-body scanners to be deployed at airports across the country. along with president obama this week calling on homeland security and the energy department to develop better screening technology. joining me live now is clark kent irvin with the aspen institute and former inspector gene

this is him being taken into custody at his home in new jersey. this was yesterday. he now faces a charge of defying officials. he walked the wrong way through an airport security exit to greet a woman. the man's roommate told cnn he was excited to see his girlfriend. that incident, though, prompted authorities to shut down a terminal for hours and rescreen all the passengers there. >>> well, freezing temperatures are getting blamed for at least nine deaths so far this week. these pictures from nebraska, where people are being warned to stay indoors. the fear there the hypothermia because temperatures are staying around zero today. and it is snowing in florida this morning near tampa. the low temperatures are causing millions of dollars of damage to crops. >>> and check out the conditions in atlanta, georgia. boom. not what you want to see or experience on the roadways here. icy streets all over causing all kinds of problems, in fact, for drivers. let's get the latest on the wintry weather mix that it seems like most all of us are feeling except for a few lucky folks

over 900 percent in new jersey. what it means is the $120 subsidy takes about four people actually pay the tax to provide one cell phone for an individual on welfare. fox news. >>> senate majority leader harry reid apologizes to president obama for racial remarks he made during the campaign. he admits the saying "obama could win the race because he was light-skinned and doesn't have a "negro dialect." president obama accepted his apology. half of nevaedans are unhappy with reid. >>> back in december. they said it was an act of revenge for the cooishgs a killing of a taliban leader back in august. he also says he turned down millions of dollars from the u.s. and jordan, who wanted him to spy on militants. >>> (unintelligible). the boler walked on to a u.s. brace in afghanistan on december 13th. the cia said no one ignored the potential danger in dealing with him and they were about to search him. >>> the man accused of setting off the new york airport security alert was released this morning after questioning. he's a

new jersey. caller: good morning. i am from mahler's town, new jersey. i have been trying to put forth ideas to help the working class the president said last night, put your ideas fourth. i have an idea that will help employment, help poor people get health care, and restore some justice to the immigration system. host: ok, we are ready. caller: to make things fair, everyone should be run through e-verify, foreign nationals the to have a healthcare bill provided for them. if not, the employer and immigrant would have a $10,000 fine to share equally between them. guest: i think you are trying to come up with better ideas to better enforce illegal immigration. the one thing i would point out, in the bills broken through the house and senate, they do not cover the undocumented immigrants. that is still an outstanding problem. if someone is here illegally, they can go to the emergency room. so that becomes part of uncompensated care. we have to find a way to deal with this. the bill that is moving does not address the problem. host: ts twitter comment from

. >> reporter: flights were grounded for areas at new york's jersey airport after a man slipped past security by entering through a check point exit. thousands of passengers had to be rescreened, including sergio who had just boarded his flight when he was told to get off. >> they fwhouns that had we had to go through security, so we went back to the gate and then we ended up here. >> despite a six hour lockdown, travelers were tired, but some didn't mind the delay. >> security doesn't worry me. the more the better. >> reporter: that's the attitude airport officials hope more people will have as they continue to try to keep travelers safe. and president obama will be meeting with homeland security officials tomorrow in the white house situation room. >> as far as that incident at newark airport, have they found the person of interest that set off the alarm? >> reporter: as far as we know, they have not found him. now, authorities are scouring surveillance tapes, but so far they have not been able to identify or apprehend him. >> all right, tara mergener in washington. thanks. >>> the

one moment that stands out took place on this very day in 1777 along the new jersey- pennsylvania border. the continental army, under the direction of george washington, had just finished a daring but successful surprise attack on the british at trenton. in retaliation, the british launched an attack of its on on the, no army. instead of retreating, washington ordered his troops to stay and fight. it was a daring move. when the soldiers in the contra army saw the size and strength of the enemy, many of them were filled with dread. as one historian put it, even in that awful moment, these men had a sense of their own strength, a confidence in what an upper, and a feeling that province was with them that night. -- confidence in one another. against impossible odds, they broke the enemy column, forcing the british to retreat. at a moment of victory, the entire, it is said to have triumphantly shouted as one. the second battle of trenton was a great victory for washington's troops. the young nation had become exhausted and discouraged by war. 233 is later, americans have not lost the spirit

a missing guard triggered the shutdown sunday night at liberty international airport in newark, new jersey. airport surveillance video was released today. it shows a guard leaving his security checkpoint. moments later, a man ducks under a rope into a secured area to say good-bye to a woman waiting for a flight. the security breach closed the newark terminal for six hours, delaying flights and scrambling schedules across the country. in brussels, belgium, today, members of the european union debated whether to use full body scanners at airports, but there were sharp divisions. at the same time, italy joined the u.s., britain and the netherlands and announced it will install the scanners soon. >> we have always said that the security comes before everything. the right to life for those who fly, for those who travel is a fundamental right that we want to protect. with the introduction of these instruments, these body scanners, we have decided as you have heard to introduce them at the airports of milan, rome and venice, starting at a minimum with these. >> sreenivasan: 40 of the scanners are

. >> i think tampa bay has breaking streak on their mind because they broke it against new jersey which is up to ten games. joe: knuble bracing himself and backstrom gave brian ponthier fits as the capitals can't touch it. that would have been offside. jeff halpern late in the shift able to tee it up for tampa. lundin misfires and jason chimera with a touchup and it is an icing call against the lightning. let's hear it for more cadillac, proud supporter of washington hockey, they have been the premier cadillac dealer for 30 years, located on route 50. you can visit them online. capitals in demand of a goal. shane morrison on the ice for game 800. schultz back hands it and lunden will get ground. brendan morrison working with eric fehr and jason chimera. michal neuvirth has this one gobbled up. >> there's a look at the 800th gang. morrison would have played more if he would not have been injured for several stunts. you look at his numbers over five hundred points and always on the plus side of the ledger, very dill la jen playing at both ends of the ice. joe: just in the last few years h

that is all going on in new jersey. host: florida. and georgia on the independent line independentgeo -- george on the independence line. caller: i know you have to go through security. i was going to fly to new hampshire to deliver a christmas present i called the airport and asked if i could put it in my luggage. they said, yes, but it would have to be in a locked hard case and i would have to sign a slut. it was quite busy at the airport. -- sign a slip. i was there for about three hours and not one person looked at me. i could have had guns in theire, if i was a terrorist. i do not understand why no one approached me. it was obvious that it must a gun csase. guest: let me make a point about the israeli system. they make a dramatic with larger investment in what i will call roadside checks, even before you get into the building. drivers are asked where they came from, a visual review is done in terms of what is inside the car. perhaps a system like that, -- again, scalable to the 450 airports that we have in this country -- would g