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we don't need any laws that everybody already obeys nl you are learning from your state representativesee that. no, really it's a serious problem there are now -- the internship thing has gotten so out of control the notion that you don't have to pay people who work for you. there are 42-year-old accountants working for fox searchlight films who are not paid. >> stephen: 42-year-old college students? >> an employer can call you an intern and not pay you. >> stephen: we had that in the south 150 years ago, a cotton internship. we have intern here's. dave is one of our interns this semester. he is my host intern. he is trying to break into the career of being me. [ laughter ] we let them stay involved in the show. we give them experience. do you have any questions. >> do you have any internships? >> stephen: are you interested. we do. >> are they paid? they are but you have to know something about comib as public policy. [ laughter ] -- something about economics and public policy. [ laughter ] >> stephen: thank you so much >> stephen: thank you so much for joiningohr... oh dear! ohh dear.

in sports, of course, as we mentioned, the new york giants are nl championships after defeating the new england patriots after last night's super bowl. here here's nbc's mario solis with a look at all your sports headlines. >> hello again. the giants are super bowl champs, and they did it in dramatic fashion with another late rally against brady and the patriots. super bowl xlvi, the first to ever be played in indy and the second bowl to start the scoring with a safety. called for intentional grounding in the end zone. up two. moments later add seven more. eli manning to his favorite target. victor cruz. giants up, 9-0 after one. new england cutting the lead to six with a field goal, and then tom brady caps off a 98-yard drive with a touchdown to danny wood head after madonna was done doing her thing at halftime, tom brady goes back to work in third, connecting with aaron hernandez in the middle. the pats flex their muscle and take a 17-9 lead. the giants would stick around with a pair of field goals, and we now move to the fourth. new york down two, needing a first down. manning tosses

scuba diving going on there and it's a fun event february 18th and 19 nl engineer santa clara convention center. and the bay bridge is closed that weekend. >> right. >> so you don't need the bay bridge to get there. that is a good point. $15 value going to give it to you free. >> how? >> good qee there is the travel and adventure right there. at any time, you can log on and as long as you're there check out the consumer blog. there are two additional item autos we'll do it. thank you. >> and we'll be right back. bbab >>> next bay bridge closure when it starts and a preview of st of the ads you'll see. coming up at 6:00. >> d

. >> i would think that unbalanced if you nl only give one hour out after four hour documentary on the >> judy touched on it, if you want it talk about the rise of the internet not that clinton had anything to do with it, maybe al gore, but not clinton and take the issue, david jackson at usa today. no mention of the 1993 world trade center bombing and talk about the premonition of what was to come and that was and you could talk about four hours talking about counterterrorism and a more important topic. >> even on lewinsky they didn't interview, pointed out they didn't interview lewinsky because they thought it would be sensational, but they did a whole hour on it. >> there was the cruise missile attack on what turned out to be the aspirin factory in sudan and came as the lewinsky-- >> right. >> attracting so much attention. >> exactly. jon and also accusations, wag the dog and this is where i was covering the president during that period and what always astonished me was his ability to compartmentalize and interviews him on biological weapons on the night he was being impeached in th

big stormy nls. a lot of storminess across the country. energy coming into the west coast and energy coming off of mexico and we have a couple of piece to this storm system that some snow right now in the mid west and the storm in colorado when it gets to the northern plains tomorrow, blizzard conditions later today, tonight and through much of wednesday. we got the snow north and the rain south and it can be strong thunderstorms even on the southern end of this storm system. a spring-like pattern here and then the snow is going to head off toward the northeast and new york state and new england and we will see the rain move in. not so much today. today is gorgeous. mid-50s for highs. just a few clouds start moving in before midnight. more after midnight. southerly flow and moisture from the west and they will come together and the rain will break out here and maybe by 9:00. we were lucky to get passed the morning rush-hour drive. if we are lucky the heavier rains pull out and we imeat break for the afternoon rush- hour before more showers

persecuted, have you ever had anyone lynched, all kind of ignorant questions because they didn't have nl. one of their fathers was a doctor. >> one was norris garnett. i can't remember his background. >> went into usia later. it wants hard for them they were pummelled with questions, being black and trying to represent america, what are you doing here, how come you're representing the people who are always against you. >> where do you live? >> are you in harlem. >> where do you live, he said we live in jersey. >> in a high-rise? >> no we have our own home. >> you don't have a car? >> we have two in the family you know what i'm saying, it was unbelievable. one of the things that happened, cars, very important, i remember standing in front of the national hotel, across from the kremlin, and talking with somebody, just in the street and there was not a single car or truck came by for half an hour because moscow is now one of the worst traffic jams in the world. >> that's right, it is. >> i don't think the exhibit staff could take credit for the photographer who flew over the plans, there wa

he doesn't have a lot of chances to make much impact until super tuesday, march 6th nl. what is he going to do six weeks? is he going to compete in contests between now and then? not clear what he's going to do with his major financial backer continues to back him? right now he's saying he's going to go on. >> greta: i want to note the ambient noise behind you is interesting. sounds like they're packing up, you better hurry out of there or you're going to get locked in. >> thank you. >> greta: straight ahead it was a very big night for governor romney. next up, saturday and nevada caucus, rick klein with a look down the campaign trail. >>> it's on to nevada next stop for g.o.p. candidates, this saturday, nevada and maine. and then, february 7, missouri primary. february 28th arizona and michigan primaries march is jam packed with contests. super tuesday is march 6. what will final four candidates face down the road? rick kline joins us. good evening, rick. >> hi, greta. >> greta: a about. c news and i know it because i saw it. tell us what is the news about mitt romney t

won a gold glove, silver slugger and named an nl all- star.e second highest paid third base man behind a-rod. >> it's nice that it's done. i think it's where i wanted to be, where i've always wanted to be. and i'm excited to get it done with and more importantly get out there and start winning. i've been here when the times were bad. they've done a great job of building this organization up from the ground up. we have young guys that are just now starting to get here and we'll be good for a long time. >> today quarterbacks worked out at the nfl combine. robert griffin iii didn't try out, but showed off blazing speed. the only quarterback ever to run faster, michael vick. the next time scouts will get a look at griffin, march 31st. >>> the rains were early and often today in florida, means the daytona 500 has been postponed. first time in its history it's been delayed. rescheduled for noon tomorrow on fox. danica patrick will make her daytona 500 debut. >> back to zimmerman, we're trying to figure out how much he'll make a game. >> i think $16

montano faces up to 70 years in d ñl[tx4á$ier this caseor happened in the 830 ahead,, 703-330-0330znaround00 in yard at fu xigating leads. if you have any information on b >>> welcome back. new york city mayor michael bloomberg said he will match up to $250,000 in new donations to planned parenthood. the move comes as the komen foundation cut off money to planned parenthood. it uses the money for breast cancer screenings and other health related services for low-income people and people who don't have insurance. the komen foundation said it cut funding based on new criteria for grants. >>> and right now, let's go to tom kierein in storm center4 to see what kind of day we'll have on this friday. tom? >> we are off this morning. around the region temperatures right down into the mid 30s now in prince george's. arlington, fairfax and montgomery counties. a lot of temperatures not reporting on the network here all of a sudden. we'll trouble shoot that. as we look at view from space, clear sky from washington's trinidad neighborhood to landover, great falls, annandale and poolsville. temperatu

outside of the baptist church in newark, they honored the hardest who once seemed unstop nl. the voice that ruled the pop charts in the '80s and '90s, she collected grammy after grammy, and shattered records after she made them, but it's these pictures that many are looking at to find clues. they show her leaving a grammy party where she sang a duet with kelly price and drank champagne, according to price. less than 48 hours later, she was dead. now investigators are focusing on the prescription drugs found in her hotel room, who prescribed them, where she got them, and how she spent her final hours. but in newark tonight, that's not the focus. jason, we know a private viewing was held for the family today. what can you tell us about that? >> just incredibly sad, john. i was out there a little earlier this evening. the funeral home located just about ten minutes from where i am right now. during that private viewing, we saw people like cissy houston show up with bobbi kristina there as well. clive davis showing up for the private viewing. this was only for close family, only

is kind of a race between the amy goodman and greg palast on who is going to get their first first nl. >> that's right and were fortunate to have both of them. and the convention coverage. terry you and i covered. >> went to boston to meet all the policeman, and there are two things that stuck out from an covering the convention. the first in boston was the police coverage and it began to be, it was frightening. was really scary. they didn't show this on mainstream media again. you probably heard about the free speech zone. this little tiny zone with one entrance with art wire fence around a brit could go 1/2 quote free speech. yeah and that was the only place he could go. up above you, all around you were the sharpshooters, both secret service, army, boston police, you name it. with guns in their hands at the free speech zone. i began to think, this country is beginning to worry me. it only got worse. there was an incident once on the street right beside the free speech zone and one young man called -- cause trouble. i don't know what he did, and maybe mooned a cop, have no idea. but

he doesn't have a lot of chances to make much impact until super tuesday, march 6th nl. he going to do six weeks? is he going to compete in contests between now and then? not clear what he's going to do with his major financial backer continues to back him? right now he's saying he's going to go on. >> greta: i want to note the ambient noise behind you is interesting. sounds like they're packing up, you better hurry out of there or you're going to get locked in. >> thank you. >> greta: straight ahead it was a very big night for governor romney. next up, saturday and nevada caucus, rick klein with a look down the campaign trail. i'd race down that hill without a helmet. i took some steep risks in my teens. i'd never ride without one now. and since my doctor prescribed lipitor, i won't go without it for my high cholesterol and my risk of heart attack. why kid myself? diet and exercise weren't lowering my cholesterol enough. now i'm eating healthier, exercising more, taking lipitor. numbers don't lie. my cholesterol's stayed down. lipitor is fda approved to reduce the risk

. >> such an unthinkable case, but it's not unthink nl.y arrested another person in the same school. whether it's directly related is stunning. >> wake-up call, anderson, a true wake-up call for distributes all over the country to take note of this. they need the adults, they need protect. we have to do better. >> i appreciate you being on. >> thank you. always my pleasure, anderson. >> wake-up call indeed. let's get to some of the other stories. susan hendricks back. >> anderson, we start in egypt. the health ministry said two people were killed and more than fron00 were injured in clashes between police and protesters. reports of lax security in a soccer riot had led to new protests on the streets there. >> the united nations has claimed end to famine conditions. still, more than 2 million people need emergency humanitarian assistance, down from 4 million. >>> to colorado, blizzard conditions have shut down 70 miles of interstate and canceled hundreds of flights at denver international airport. they could get up to two feet of snow befor

he doesn't have a lot of chances to make much impact until super tuesday, march 6th nl.t is he going to do six weeks? is he going to compete in contests between now and then? not clear what he's going to do with his major financial backer continues to back him? right now he's saying he's going to go on. >> greta: i want to note the ambient noise behind you is interesting. sounds like they're packing up, you better hurry out of there or you're going to get locked in. >> thank you. >> greta: straight ahead it was a very big night for governor romney. next up, saturday and nevada caucus, rick klein with a look down the campaign trail. capital one's new cash rewards card gives you a 50 percent annual bonus. so you earn 50 percent more cash. if you're not satisfied with 50% more cash, send it back! i'll be right here, waiting for it. who wouldn't want more cash? [ insects chirping ] i'll take it. i'll make it rain up in here. [ male announcer ] the new capital one cash rewards card. the card for people who want 50% more cash. what's in your wallet? sorry i'll clean this up. s

outside of the baptist church in newark, they honored the hardest who once seemed unstop nl. voice that ruled the pop charts in the '80s and '90s, she collected grammy after grammy, and shattered records after she made them, but it's these pictures that many are looking at to find clues. they show her leaving a grammy party where she sang a duet with kelly price and drank champagne, according to price. less than 48 hours later, she was dead. now investigators are focusing on the prescription drugs found in her hotel room, who prescribed them, hout she got them, and how she spent her final hours. but in newark tonight, that's not the focus. jason, we know a private viewing was held for the family today. what can you tell us about that? >> just incredibly sad, john. i was out there a little earlier this evening. the funeral home located just about ten minutes from where i am right now. during that private viewing, we saw people like cissy houston show up with bobbi kristina there as well. clive davis showing up for the private viewing. this was only for close family, only for c

need to have nls answers to the.rocess moves so, but apparently today in a way that won't allocate a single delegate to the national convention in any of the states that are doing whatever they're doing. >> neither saturday with nevada. we could play that game all day. >> no delegates saturday either? >> that's right. let me ask you this. one of the hits to the romney campaign has been putting on santorum has to do with the fact that he secured earmarks. you have made no apologies about your opposition to earmarks. the last number i see shear 22 earmarks in 2010 that totaled $22 million. do you think this earmark attack by romney is unfair on santorum? >> rick santorum is a friend of mine, as is ron paul and newt gingrich. and i'm for the guy i think can do the best job as president and is the best most likely to be elected presidented. i think a lot of things will be said during this campaign that won't necessarily add up at the end of the day. i haven't looked at what rick santorum did regarding specific pieces of

even if they don't i think the nl east is where the wild card is going to come out of and the nationalsance to be that team. >> new nationals reliever brad lidge the university of maryland made it official we told you last week. danny o'brian has played his last game for the terps and will transfer with starting left tackle max garcia and linebacker mario rosen. o'brian is set to graduate this spring and can play for another school immediately unless it's vanderbilt. the head coach randy eds l has not given o'brian his release to play with vandy to reunite with james franklin. and this stinks. you know why? because from what i hear edsall asked o'brian to wait to make an announcement and not say anything until after they signed stefan diggs. they signed stefan digs and now he is not going to let him go play with vanderbilt to reunite with his offensive coordinator. >> kind of nasty. >> i don't agree with that. maybe it can change down the road. i don't think so. >> i've heard a couple apologies out there. >>> coming up next police moved in on land and water to arrest [ female announcer

we also sat down with a few nl wives to get an interesting take on how the game impacts players from the women who know them best, their wives. and most importantly guys, this is really serious here, i brought you guys back some gifts. don't say i never have. >> are you going to show them to us at some point? >> reporter: no. i'm probably just going to keep them. >> i have gifts but i've got nothing in my hands for your you right now. >> all right. thanks, jenna. we'll be waiting. >>> it's also a big day for politics. voters in nevada choose their republican candidate for president. it's the first contest in the west but in what could be a repeat of florida, mitt romney is leading in the polls. >>> and a role toward recovery. we're going to talk about model lauren scruggs after her accident where she walked into a propeller. we want to begin this morning with deadly violence in syria. syrian forces reportedly unleashed a ba ralk of mortars and artillery overnight. at least 200 people are dead according to activists there in what appears to be the bloodiest episode in a nearly 11-mont

in the church rise to chur of and there is archbishop dolan, well, cardinal dolan. 214 cardinals and nlo vote in the next conclave which chooses the next pope. the next pope will be among the cardinals, guys. >> juliet: thank you very much, lauren, great to see you. now to other stories making news. while you were sleeping, north korea threatening to attack south korea or alleged military drills near the border and the north got wind that the south would be conducting artillery drills sometime tomorrow and if that happens they'll consider it quote, a reckless provocation and respond mercilessly. so far, south korea is not commenting on the reports. you'll remember the south conducting similar drills at 2010 at that time. the they're responding with a massive artillery bombardment. was the captain of the costa concordia high on cocaine when the ship ran aground? survivors are asking after an anomaly popped up in the captain's results. a hair tested positive for cocaine, at the time of the accident, no drugs were present in his system. lawyers are asking the them to retest just to be sure

today, what we heard the last week that is santorum, advisors feel they already have one and that does nl mean they necessarily are are going to get more votes foenlt but the fact thromney had to pu as much time trks effort and money in his home state, shows this is momentum that can compete in rust belt states. he's making two stops in tennessee, a lot of super tuesday delegates will be i importa important. look for washington, expect santorum to be up there. they have a caucus saturday and speaking to some advisors, they feel doing well in that caucus is a way to steal a headline in a sunday paper going in super tuesday. rachel? >> andrew rafferty, thank you. >>> alex is covering the gingrich campaign, expectations tonight that the candidate is in neither michigan nor arizona, alex is with the campaign in georgia. the former speaker's home state. alex, what are you hearing from the gingrich camp? >> reporter: speaker gingrich took the stage, doing a rally in georgia, the state he represented more than 20 years in congress, governor and his wife are on the stage with him. he deliberately