oscars,ng out to the ticking and excitement is building. the red carpet arrivals have already begun. the ceremony is less than two hours away. >> arch campbell and cynne on the red carpet covering the 84th academy award. they join us live from hollywood. arch campbell is even getting a head start. >> it is a beautiful day out here in los angeles. we are looking at mid-60's, light went. out shining. >> we saw george clooney a minute ago. >> my goodness. right across from us is where d out sinceeen stake early this morning. the audience was so excited to e george clooney. >> i think it will be his night. think he will win the best -- the oscar for best actor. what about best actress? i think it is the category that is too close to call. received 17 oscar "iron lady"or the as margaret thatcher. she has won the golden globe and british academy awards, along several critics' awards. has received great help."in "the this year's best actress oscar is too close to call. who do you like as best actress? the way.all >> meryl streep. i thought she was

the judge approved a deal making ng perform 500 hurs of community service. in july of last year he ran a red light on his bicycle, striking a 68-year-old as she was crossing the embarcadero. she died a month later from her injury autos we never had to get a fight whether jail time was appropriate this, is something that has been agreed to make something good out of something bad. >> ng will be back in court march 12th. the victim's husband will be present and etc. expected both he and the defendants will address the court before this deal is finalized. >> san francisco health officials are confirming that it was a strain of the noro virus that made hundreds of students sick in the sunset district. the college prep will remain closed until monday because of the outbreak. more than 300 students and 30 teachers got sick. classes were cancelled yesterday so cleaning crews could disinfect the school. noro virus spreads through the air or by touch and it's contagious. >> a video recording of the landmark trial on the constitutionality of prop 8 will not be made pu

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ng title x, this has become a big issue. for women this is a very sleeping giant kind of thing. i had this quotation courtesy of ruth marcus from "the washington post." "george w. bush when he was governor said that if a family planning anything, it is, public health manner." "we would have had a million more but when it pregnancies and nearly half of them would have been abortions." if you are against abortion, why would you be against birth control? >> the only reason it has become an issue amongst republicans is that santorum is living in the 50's and he makes it an issue. i don't see any of the other candidates who make it an issue. remember the earlier debate when abc's stephanopoulos asked about contraception? romney said, "what the hell is this about?" settled issue. instead of doing the kennedy thing, i am a catholic but i don't take orders from the vatican, end story -- he does not say end of story, he keeps talking about it. when santorum is out of the race, unless he wins the nomination, i hope it will buy as an issue. >> santorum had a golden opportunity. this was a

the ng a's winter meeting live saturday, sunday, and monday on our companion network c-span. join us later for more from american history tv. the focus is george washington and his lasting impact on american life. historian richard nor on the smith lectures on the first president from washington's home in mt. vernon, virginia. american history tv gets under way tonight at 8:00 eastern here on c-span 3. >>> at the 1968 olympic games john carlos and tommy smith raised their fists in the black power salute. >> this is black power. they intimidated so many people, white people in particular, by using that phrase, black power, because when they use that word or that phrase black power it made many people think that black power meant destruction. blowing up the statue of liberty or ground zero, destroying america. it wasn't anything about destroying america. it was about rebuilding america and having america to have a new paradigm in terms of how we can truly be with eachnd every one did their pledge when we were going to elementary school and junior high school about the land of t

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and in july of last year, ng ran a red light, police say and truck a 68-year-old. and his lawyer says the case was treated differently because the defendant was on a bicycle, not in a car. >> children get on bicycles. we don't require licenses from bicycle autos the victim's husband will be present. it's expected they'll address the court before a deal is finalized. >> customers will not have to pick up the tab for studies for the nuclear power plachblt today, the california public utilities commission rejected pchl g and e's request to change for $85 million in studies with the san luis obispo plant. the studies are needed for renewing operating licenses through 2045. pg&e plans to resubmit the request to have ratepayers pick uch the tab in 2015. >> and the sierra club and presidio higs store cal association suing to stop a hotel frk built in the press video -- presidio charging the trust is said to be built on the site of the main post. the trust is the federal agency that manages the property. >> coming up, legal ruling that came out of a local priest abuse case

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say this yorkshire terrier named shadow was killed by suspected ng members over th . >>> he lost hisife trying to protect his owner. shadow,les york terrier, was killed by -- shadow, the york terrier, was killed over the weekend by gang members. >> reporter: that's right. this story is gonna be sad for anyone who loves or owns a dog. it involves a yorkie killed on the sidewalk for doing nothing more than trying to protect its owner. apparently, this is not the first time. >> i walked my dog to the corner. >> reporter: miguel says it was something he and foys 4-pound yorkshire tearier did every day. but this time when they walked in west san jose on colonial, three young men confronted them. >> they asked me if i was a gang member and i said no. and they just pursued and i was gonna -- i was try toking to get the dog home -- i was trying to get the dog home. they couldn't. he killed the dog on the -- they killed the dog on the sidewalk and laughed about it. >> the dog owner was not able to see what happened. he fell to the ground. >> he was trying to protect me. he was only a four-pou

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. >> i wanted to talk about president obama's community ng. college to career fund initiative.ially it would provide $8 billion to states and colleges to train displaced, unemployed workers in high needd fields. iatechnology, i.t., manufacturing, health care, those sorts of things. >> have these initiatives been tried before along the lines that the president is actually looking at? >> the president has provide someday line item for community. thiseges in the past. this would be a major expansiony of that.o dire he's also tried to direct more money to community colleges in s prior bills. h he called for $12 billion for community colleges but that gott whittled down to $2le billion i the health care bill. >> if it got whittled down thatt much, is there a perception on a capitol hill that this is a at realistic ask that the president's idea oicf putting a lot more money into this vision could actually make its way through congress? >> i think it's probably pretty unlikely he'll get as much as he's asking for. given the current budget situation with deficits and, you know, they ar

he's accused of ng nearly two >>> back now at 4:48. a former l.a. elementary school teacher will be arraigned today. he is accused of sexually molesting nearly two dozen children. officials say 61-year-old mark berndt blindfolded and gagged the kids and placed cockroaches on their face. the abuse allegedly took place during school hours at miramonte elementary school in south l.a. >>> an airport security agent is in some hot water. he is accused of stealing ipads from passengers' luggage. he works for the tsa at dallas fort worth international airport where he was recently arrested. he works in a remote room where checked luggage is screened by hand. authorities think he stole eight ipads. >> who are we going to trust? >> another suspect led police to the suspect where he was at home. he is on administrative leave pending the outcome. >>> long security wades could be shorter at san francisco international airport. sfo is adding clear technology a security id program which identifies travelers from fingerprints or their irises so long security waits

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i looked at it logically and said, if we're shrinking the force to the size we are, we're ng of europe, we're making substantial changes in the strategy, regardless of the debate in the budget we're moving things no wn do that without some doing some closures and realignments. i don't see where it's possible. i certainly have a large number of bases in my state and various degrees of vulnerability and i understand that, but it has to be done as far as i can see. a need to be more open into what in my m absolutely necessary step. >> as we make reductions that will take place in some of the drawdowns in the wars we're engaged in. we're going to have units coming back that will be drawn down. that means that the force that we maintain will needless infrastructure to support it. that's just a reality. how do you make a decision as to what parts of that infrastructure ought to be reduced or changed or at's been been a challenge, as long as i've been in this town. to try to make those decisions. and ultimately, what happened was that have someone developed the brac process as a way to effect

>> well, i'm convinced the reason there's conflict is becae ng of who the founders were. now most of the founders would have identified themselves as deists, rather than as members of any established church. what they saw there was that there was an ultimate being out there, and it's often described as the clockmaker. you know? you have the ultimate being out there that creates the clock, winds the clock up, and then pulls their hands away and the clock runs. well, the deists believe there was some ultimate creator out there. they couldn't explain what that creator was but they saw that this creator was not going to be involved in the daily affairs of the individual. what they're concern about, they had seen this happen in new england. they were concerned that the organized religions would gain control over every facet of every day life and they wescare to death about that. >> all right. got that. but bring us up to today. >> oh, my god. oh, yeah, that one, too. >> well, i mean there's just such a big dividing line on this particular phrase. >> you're right, there is. >>

ngs? >> savings relative to the baseline according to the cbo. it importantly closes the back b door on discretionary spending. >> if this is how we measure udt reality heaven help us. i'll use your budget and your chart, bring up figure one. i have your number for you. n so we will get into it if you want.o it you are adding $11.4 trillion to the debt, excuse me, the $11.4 baseline adds that to the debt.e that means if we do not do anything, we sit still, we add $11.4 trillion to the debt. your budget adds $11.2 trillion to the debt. how on earth do you claim incr this budget achufs -- achieves deficit reduction when your own numbers show instead of increasing the debt by 78% it increases it by 76%? >> two points that i would make. one, it's important that we are starting with an honest base with -- with an honest baseline- the idea that we patch it year over year is not a reality.. you have to start with the right baseline of where we are and we do that. it's better that we face into the wind and know where we are. secondly, a lot of this is in

kritinaf1 oy bsiht she cf o uch fter in private here but it's also imporat they do find out exac whwas ngss wi addiction, but won cto i read some alarming stat that said accidental overdoses in this country kill more people than car crashes right now. think about that for a second. it's staggering. there's a root problem hopefully they get to. >> it's a deadly mix, if you mix it with alcohol, even anti-depressants or antibiotics. some of these, you mix them all together -- >> fatal mix. >> it's very, very scary. >> see how it goes. >>> switching gears now, there is good news for 160 million american workers this morning. congress has ended its partisan standoff and struck a tentative tax cut deal. it would simply extend that 2% payroll tax cut until the end of this year. it would also extend long-term unemployment benefits and on top of that prevent a 27% cut in medicare reimbursements to doctors. the president could sign that bill by the end of the week. >>> well, the first couple celebrated valentine's day with an evening out as romantic as it could be with an entourage of secret servic

through here, howeves ng rm. woodrow wilson was a very formal man. the table not being fully dressed, and since he had suffered the stroke in 1919, it was a grueling activity for him to be dressed in his dinner jacket and formally attired and then able to sit through the rigors of a three-hour meal. so wilson would generally excuse himself from dinner after guests were entertained in the library. perhaps viewed a film in the library, and then edith wilson would have her seat here and preside over dinners. as she does with the portrait hanging over the dining room of the house. a lot has been said about edith wilson and her stewardship of the country. and it was really the stewardship of woodrow wilson in that period after wilson's illness. the cabinet member was running their agencies, congress was doing its business, and it was through edith and dr. grayson that messages were getting in and out of the president's sick room. and, again, scholars are telling us now that it was generally only that four-month period between october of 1919 and then just

ng dangerous today that today u.s. diplomats evacuated the country, the embassy is now closed and britain recalled its ambassador. this is the city of homs, naptured on cell phone video, under bombardment by the government, the 40-year ilctatorship of the assad ngmily. the uprising began in syria 11 months ago. the u.n. estimates more than 5,000 people have been killed, many of them civilians. why does syria matter? have a look at the neighborhood. what happens in syria will have big implications for neighboring israel and for the u.s. the government of bashar al- assad does not want the outside world to see what's happening inside syria. reporters are not welcome. rut our clarissa ward managed to get in to introduce us to some of the rebels who are rising against the government. >> reporter: rebel forces here are preparing for the fight they know is coming their way. these men call themselves the syrian liberation army, though they have no military training. riey claim to be in control of large parts of this syrian ci

the thing see the ng to be thing play out there if you haven't had a time when the population who are very very risky and we will be angry just what can happen when you put that increased pressure on an already struggling population. r.t. sorry for if they're reporting from spain which is seen huge protests against the government's economic policies with another expected today. in a few minutes we asked people in new york whether they were ready to fork out to help the sinking economies. it was coming directly out of your pocket would you still be in support of the bailout now not in my book more opinions coming away shortly as greece agrees to another rescue package to save its economy from meltdown. and the new face of religion in a secular country we look at how the new forms of islam sponsored from abroad could change the culture in traditional values of one central asian republics. but first the u.s. government is about to declare a new war but this time the enemy of virtual war virtual one string of attacks on government websites by hackers has driven american policy makers into

people use more energy i mean that's that's common sense and it's the data proves it and in a contract ng economy people use less energy so somebody is lying and i don't think it's the energy statistics well we were talking earlier about the rot the rise of the the spy agencies in america living particularly in the washington area they can walk to work i don't need to drive they can get their instructions on how to spy on people illegally they can go to a neighbor's house and spawn each other they can concoct new stuff film scenarios for countries around the world so they don't need a car there it's energy independent there are so tightly clustered into a cluster of a nest of spying and larceny which is washington then how much it looks like there really are banging the drum for war with iran. is it is that pretty much the motivation there is again to secure energy supply even though the energy consumption is falling off they still want to can control supplies to spawn the iranian war drums i wonder also if it's just to just to keep prices at one hundred bucks a barrel so everybody in tha