when he was through in the oval offi, time of day would he normally get back? >> well, depending. again, it's like asking me about the highs and lows. every day was a little different. around -- probably around 6:00. >> when he was president, we used to do programs with him and 45 high school students called students and leaders. used to do them when he was governor and did them c-span in the white house. the one time he came back to the family quarters and called our call-in show. did you ever see that? >> no. >> the reason i bring it up, i wonder how often -- it seems like he was saying i'm now no longer surrounded by my aides, i'm going to call that call-in show whether they want me to or not. did he watch much information television? did the two of you watch that kind of thing? >> oh, sure. when we could. when we had an evening free, you know. we'd have dinner on trace in the library and watch television. >> did you follow the news much? >> yes. >> what does it do to you when you see yourself on television all the time? >> depends on how they show us. >> is it a good idea to w

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document that we can run a country or figure out the debt problems with and that goes for both side offis of the i'la. >> that is why the markets are responding the way they are? taking it in stride? >> the market not care much, because it's a lockups you go with congress. as you get closer to the republican candidate, maybe the markets will pay more attention, in greece, we are in a classic greece trap, in my opinion. i don't know if it's a good thing. the issue is after all this is over, and sure, held rothey wer probably get a check to make their payment, but what does that leave for other countries. it's important, all the banks think that french banks are holding a bunch of old seasoned securities for many of those countries. >> indeed, before we go, what do we learn from the economy this week? >> it's an important and interesting week for the economy, we will get a last piece of data, tomorrow, business inventories for december and that will help us figure out the growth numbers. there's week ahead. i'll be reporting on nfib and retail sale s for zajanuary, a business inventories, s

this is not hundred offis of thousands of people sounding off.omney had has a problem on his conservative right. no secret, he has had it since the start. the question is, and it's been a long, santorum is the leading competer, but can a divided vote beat romney? you know, i do not know the answer to that. you know, what we do not know the answer to is, is newt in it for a long haul, he may hand romney the win if he does. >> he has money problems, so his campaign schedule does not indicate that he is ready to be up and running in the up coming caucus dates. >> that is exactly right. >> one conservative whom mitt romney has not won over is sar isa palin saying that at left, romney is evolving. >> i do not think that the majority of gop and independent voters are convinced. that is why you do not see romney get over the hump. he is still in the 30% when it comes to approval and primary wins. >> but, governor, he has been running for five years. >> and he has spent millions and millions and millions dollars. >> mark, you are a senior political analy

there's talk about hawaii, the white house senior facial offi saying it not hawaii plan, why waste timesaying they were not going to do one thing and then circle back and do the thing that everyone thought they should have done in the first place? >> i think they have been working on this since announcing the pause, it a -- it a very, this is entire thing has been blown out of pro portion in my opinion by a lot of bullying, but this statement reaffirmed the administration's position on birth control. which is women deserveç it and 98% of catholic women use it at some point. this is fundamental health care for women, it's good for their health and this is an economic issue. you know, many women pay, even with insurance, pay $600 a year, that will get rid of those expensive copays and it will be good for women everywhere. >> we talk about the independent's women's vote, and the president needs to win those women going into 2012 are they on the president's side on this? >> that was what i was thinking. we are forgetting the context that this happened. you have assaults on planned parentho

. >> while they work on getting out of the house and into an offi office, many people in san jose decided they would rather stay home and work many. >> you don't drive, you don't have to deal with the traffic, you work at home, and whatever money comes in stays in the house. >> she and her daughter converted the family garage into a hair salon after their downtown landlord raised the rent by $1,000 a month. and they're not alone, there are more than 21,000 residential based businesses in san jose, and the city likes it. >> we're very optimistic that people can get their start in a home business or make ends meet by doing a side business at home. that's good for the economy and people's household incomes. >> reporter: while with those who might not have that option just have to work it. >> like they say, you get what you pay for. >> the city spokesman reminds me that a lot of silicon valley businesses, some titans started at home in the garage, if you will, hugh lewlett and packard to mind. >> yes, indeed, apple computers as well. thank you, damion. >>> the upscale community of walnut cree

offy to mild start for february 15th. 43degrees now in wash. 43 in annapolis. leonardtown, 45 degrees. going to be another beautiful afternoon. -- 43 degrees now in washington. ington. 38 this morning in quantico. let's see. culpeper, 36 degrees and manassas, good morning to you. you're 41 in manassas, one of the cool spots. sentinel radar and this is actually a satellite-radar and most of the -- we had very light showers late yesterday afternoon and during the evening hours. a few leftover clouds moving through. we'll get rid of those and high pressure will keep us nice and dry today. today featuring sunshine and comfortable temperatures. winds out of the north and west from about 10 to 15 miles per hour. our next weather maker out to the west. that will arrive in the form of some clouds tonight and some rain showers. here is your futurecast. put it in motion for you. here we are at 6:00. nice sunset tonight with a lot of sunshine expected throughout the day. by tomorrow morning, we've got clouds, maybe a shower or two across the immediate washington area and

and a candy manufacturer came up with the idea offi sending him some jelly beans, which he liked. ultimately after several years of refinements, he ended up sending some of the newly made beans now known as jelly bellies made by his company though not invented specifically by him, to the governor. and he then displayed them when he was elected president. had them in the white house. they took off. he put them in the oval office in the cabinet meetings they featured at the inauguration red, white and blue jelly beans. >> but who did invent the jelly belly? what happened to them? >> a candy retailer distributor in northern california liked the idea of using pure flute purees in this hard shell. and he came up with this idea for these products and also with the name jelly belly. and he worked with mr. roland over the years. mr. roland ultimately saw the commercial possibilities here. they did a deal and mr. kline sold his interest and now it's taken off to the point where it's a $200 million a year business. >> that's a lot of jelly bellies. what are the strangest flavors now? >> the

another show offy bit of virtuosity true, but streep transcends impersonation and gets into the woman'seporter: but how can you not love the current favorite viola davis who in "the help" never goes soft? >> you're a godless woman. >> reporter: that self-procession, that hardness is unexpected and inspiring. i don't know. i do know last year's pairing of ann hathaway and james franco as hosts turned out to be such a non-event know maybe billy krystal in his schtick won't seem so boringly safe. maybe he'll rif on the idea he's old, out of date, passed over for peppy kids like the hero of the artist. could that have been in voters' minds? place your bets on the aging and one-time underdogs. and light a candle for the worthy artists who weren't even nominated. and might wochbder if they matter. they matter to me. >> how are you all tonight. >> osgood: ahead, >> woman: don't forget the yard work! >> o.k. >> announcer: with citibank's popmoney, dan can easily send money by email right from his citibank account. >> nice job, ben. >> announcer: well played, dan. well played. citibank popmoney.

goes on to to say this -- host: the trade-offis acceptable. -- host: much of it either provoked by or widely districted by television. supreme court must operate on a higher plain to preserve the dignity of its process. and it should be spared the burden of tv's reality. many of you know that c-span has taken a different view and we have written a letter to the court to justice roberts and cc'd the other justices asking to have cameras in the court for this decision. you can find this on our website, by the way, if you go to cspan.org. let me read a little bit from c-span's viewpoint. -- host: additionally, a five and a half-hour argument begs for camera coverage. interested citizens would be understandably challenged to adequately follow audio-only coverage of an event of this length with all the justices and various counsel participating. so that's c-span's view. you can go our website. if you go to our website, you can find on there how all the justices view this topic of whether or not there should be cameras in the courts. we have it all documented there along with the timeline o

sadly, m chairman, the president's actions while he has been in offi, has been anything but pro-energy. in fact, his rhetoric, i dents say this slightly, mr. chairman, is 180 degrees from his actions. since taking office this administration has repeatedly blocked u.s. energy production. the offshore drilling moratorium and theeystone pipeline are just the tip of the iceberg. he's canceled withdrawn scheduled lease sales, blocked mining and mineral rich areas and issues countless job destrong regulations. mr. chairman, actions do speak louder than rd the bill we are considering today is an action plan that clearly contrasts president obama's anti-energy policies with the pro-energy, pro-american job policies of republicans. while president obama has closed off new areas for offshore drilling, this area -- this bill will open areas known to contain the most oil and natural gas resources in the atlantic, pacific, and arctic oceans. as a result economic analysis has shown that well over a million jobs, long-term jobs, long-term american jobs, can be created. while president obama opposes e