sean goldman and his dad landing in orlando after an international custody fight.adlines shortly, now back to larry king. >> this i'm pulling this very hard. that was in her skin there. there and this here. these are quills. take these home to your sons and let them fight each other. just kidding, larry, don't do that. >> larry: no, they will. how is this one different from the other that was bigger? >> the african porcupine is much bigger than the north american porcupine. there's a barb there. the minute you touch this animal, whether it be a cougar or bobcat to try to eat it, the quill will come off in their mouth or hand and infect them. >> let's meet the striped skunk. >> be careful. just take your time. no hurry here. >> larry: here comes the striped skunk. >> there, see the tail goes up, right? >> larry: does that mean he's going to smell? >> could be, yeah. larry, i want to encourage people to not try to pick up a baby skunk. number one, they'll get sprayed and two, they carry the rabies virus. animals could have the -- not show symptoms but carry the rabie

another window into orlando. how bad things are, how they seem to be getting it. >> jim: plus, maybe, he read your column. david, clearly more people are playing attention to golf now than ever before. do you think he's hurt the sport? and hurt it indefinite? >> i don't think he's hurt the sport indefinitely. especially in the short run, his absence will hurt the sport, television ratings and you can make the argument, potentially it's going to hurt some of his sponsors without tiger being out in front. then the brand that are associated with him. don't get the exposure they would hope to get. if he's able to come back at some point in the future, six months or a year from now, we certainly don't know at this point. to win again and get something positive going in his life, certainly have brands associated with that, they'll get the benefit from that. in short run, the game of golf will see lower television numbers. and general buzz around the sport will be down. >> jim: david, what do you make of this statement?

he didn't do it but they were sherman's neckties and orlando poe didn't device this himself. the confederates had done this in virginia and in southern pennsylvania and maryland early in the war facility had a little bit of knowledge as to how to do this. he cut off the telegraph lines, too because he didn't want the confederates to know where he was going and it meant that he didn't let his own forces know where they were going so someone asked lincoln now one point where is sherman? and lincoln said he didn't know but maybe it was like a mole in your garden where suddenly you find a whole and up pops the mole. he said in one of his home expressions that's what will happen with sherman. he will pop up somewhere. but he sent alvan into different corrections. he sent troops toward augusta in the north and troops south but he wasn't going to either place. he had his two-pronged army marched straight toward milledgeville which was then the state capital and on from there to savannah. at first, the way was easy. there were few confederates are now. he could get his troops marchin

sean goldman and his dad arriving in orlando from brazil, ending a five-year international custody fightmore headlines shortly. now back to larry king. >> larry: we're in the rainforest with jack hanna on "larry king live." and a hungry ocelot. >> larry, you may have heard about the ocelot. >> larry: it smells a little weird. >> it's a urine smell that they have to mark their territory. that type of thing. the ocelot, though, i'm sorry to say back in the '60s and '70s was sold as a lot of pets. it's a wild cat. all spotted cats are endangered. the ocelot is endangered. where it was in the '60s and '70s -- larry, look at that coat. absolutely gorgeous. you can see why people hunted the animal. now, they can now make the fake furs which is much, much better on everybody. but the ocelot's an animal, larry, you smell that odor. that's how they mark their territory. the ocelot is nocturnal, and notorious for finding birds and stuff at night. this cat, larry, could walk by you six inches from where you're sleeping in the jungle, you'd never, ever hear this animal. and even to see one in the wi

it shows a little window in orlando in his world, the bunker he's in right now, how bad things are and how they seem to be getting it. good for him on the one level if he's really going to focus on his family. >> jim: plus, maybe, he read your column. david, clearly more people are playing attention to golf now than ever before. but that's always been the case with tiger woods. do you think he's hurt the sport? and hurt it indefinite? >> i don't think he's hurt the sport indefinitely. certainly in the short run his absence will hurt the sport and hurt the pga tour and television he ratings and you could make an argument it could hurt some of his sponsors by him not being out in front and being seen and pitching products and doing what he does best, which is golf tournament, and then the brands associated with him don't get the exposure they hope to get. that's a downside. if he's able to come back at some point in the future, six months or a year from now, we certainly don't know at this point. to win again and get something positive going in his life, certainly having brands associate

now that it's being re-negotiated, what's interesting is tiger woods is still here in orlando, held up in his mansion. they are going through intense marriage counseling. he has professionals coming in to try to work it out there.'s been a large sum of money put in an account controlled by tiger woods wife as a gesture of good faith that tiger wants to work this thing out. >> you said the payout before would be $20 million, is that correct? >> that's the figure i heard before. i haven't seen the legal jargon of what she would have to say. i'm not exactly sure what the contract reads. some of the reports, there were figures as high as $20 million. >> so, she gets 5 milli$5 milli for resigning the prenup, then, the daily beast is reporting, if she stays another seven years, she'll get $75 million. if she only stays two years, she gets $55 million. one thing, do we know, kim, are they in any sort of counseling or negotiations going on now? >> they are, apparently, according to reports in counseling. there's a new report out about a re-negotiated prenup. initially, the report says hers say

my daughter-in-law called from orlando. it was about a week and a half after grant had had his fourth surgery at duke. >> the scene itself wasn't as scary, because we didn't know what the deal was. you know, he had been taking medicine, he -- he wasn't feeling well, and the -- he had been spiking wait fever. >> he was apparently lying on the sofa in his den at home, and he went into shock. >> he was just, you know, shaking, i'm so cold, and i just thought he was -- >> being dramatic. >> yeah, just exaggerating, like are you really that cold? so i go and grab a thermometer, all digital, and i put it in his mouth, and i think it said like 103, 102, something, and i'm, like, he's, like, what did it say? same, like, i don't know, something is wrong with this one. let me go get another one. i got another one, and they keep getting higher and higher. so i called the doctor, and i'm, like, he's -- you know, something is not right. he has fever, he's shaking. and he said, well, you know, bring him to me, bring him to the hospital.

back to the phones -- orlando, fla., an airline for democrats. -- on our line for democrats.hould we real bed -- reevaluate our watch list? caller: my problem is that i cannot understand how he got anything that was explosive, incendiary or whatever on the plane. i travel a lot. last month by came from jamaica and they confiscated a repellent. host: do you think they took that as a result of some kind of profiling? caller: there is a list of stuff you cannot take on airplanes. repellent? host: did they tell you what they're concerned about? caller:no, it was on a list. jamaica has mosquitos and you need repellent. host: i understand we will move on. turn down your television or radio, ok? caller: i have been on the waiting list for a while. i was going to talk about the man that called before may. e. he was saying about the guy that was on the plane was trying to blowball plane up. -- blow the whole airplane up. all this stuff about race, i am white and i have been bid up by black cops. it goes both ways. you know how this? host: thank you for your call. the associated press

. >> larry: legally if this were tom smith in orlando, florida, would the police be pressuring the wife and him? >> actually if this was tom smith and this happens here in california all the time, i don't want to speak to that particular jurisdiction but i've got many cases that come through the door where they would have gone to the hospital. they would have snagged the blood and tested the blood immediately. >> they would have? >> yes. >> larry: they would have investigated this? >> they absolutely would have investigated this. >> larry: what if tom smith said i won't talk to you? >> at the very least they would have taken the blood. that to me is not something that's unusual. they have an auto accident, somebody who is lying there, presumably they have a hospital that drew blood. >> larry: can they subpoena and warrant, subpoena the hospital records? >> they can get it by way of a search warrant. absolutely. they have enough right now. >> larry: if they get that, all if, speculation is what we do, if they -- what if it showed there was no blood in the car and that the blood could not

read to you before i share my comments is a statement that was written by of lage-- a blogger named orlando. he became fairly well known recently when he was rounded up along with sanchez by the police and route to a march 4 -- en route to a march for peace. this was in the time of the serious issue of the terms all dedicated to cuba and written by cubans who live in cuba today. at the beginning of his very interesting and educational peace on the blogosphere, he says this, "on the islands the blogosphere is an incident present an outside invisible. though it causes controversy worldwide, cuban bloggers are virtually unknown here. with internet access restricted to a few, the internet functions as a sort of guerrilla underground. the work as independent agents whose existence heralds a reactivation that will modulates the revolutions realpolitik, or is that raul politik?" check out his blog. one is photography, and the other is what is going on on the ground in cuba. essentially, what i have laid out for you are a couple of different models for you to understand the internet and cuba. the f

his play has gotten quicker as he got orlando and i understood it last night because he was trying to get it in between the raindrops, but he is hustling. >> the chip approach. so handy with the volley. they've only met once in the outback series. but 20 times they met in their att days. sampras holding the edge in that category 16-4. >> courier's not the only one. sampras as he defined a great player with having a winning record with all your great rivals within your era. there are very few players who have winning records against pete. >> todd martin met pete 22 times in their att days. pete won 18 of those. and let's just get it out of the way. your career record against pete sampras was -- >> the suspense is killing me. >> i did meet nim once in detroit. i'm trying to remember if i played him a second time. >> you remember. you didn't, did you? >> i think i got him before he was pete sampras. >> he was nine. >> so the first break. takes the early lead in this f in 1977, in johannesburg south africa an 8-year-old boy picked up the game of golf from his father. by the age of 9, he w

i think the university of central florida may be in orlando and not miami. is that right? [laughter] we have to coordinate our facts here. that is an important question. i feel so strongly that we have to support the rights of all people to voice their opinions, and we want to further economic the quality -- not just prosperity, because for too many years prosperity has increase in latin america without being equally distributed. we want to know build a strong base of democratic support of fundamental principles of all people, and governments need to be accountable and responsive to the needs of their citizens, and i said earlier in my remarks that you really have to be supporting the entire constitutional foundation for democracy, and we do worry about leaders who get elected and get elected fairly and freely and legitimately, but then upon being elected, begin to undermine the constitutional and democratic order, the private sector, the rights of people to be free from harassment, depression, to be able to participate fully in their society, so i worry about how we get b

i was in orlando. i was walking in 11 of our great big house. al is walking in this facility. the asaph file is here for the adult literacy program. there several programs gone gone at the same time. i said, i'm not here for that, but this guy is. i pointed to the cow. the greatest tribute i can give to my dad is here is a gentle man that started flipping hamburgers in scrambling eggs at the age of 25. he sold but one car that he and his brother had been ordered to have enough cash. he is now confidently engaged as a leader of our business. i think part of what kept us help the pretty healthy is the new things better going on. if you want to join with me in charitable comment. i want to talk about 2010 for the he is 80 years old. [applause] he likes to say that his goals to lead to 100, because statistics are in your favor. there are very few people that die after wonder. -- after 100. >> thank you. he has been right by my set ever since i was a kid. i think this is the key to a successful business. i was in a deep depression. it was in the '20s. i was born in 1921. i do not k

hedo turkoglu back in orlando for the first time since the signing in toronto. we are getting the basketball. elbow, dwight howard. matching 11. a big night for howard. here, the little pick and roll. with vince carter. he would add 18. it was a big night for howard defensively. one of his eight blocks. eight blocked shots right there. every time i see it i laugh. 14 blocks for the magic. 118-99. whether you call them companion deals or simply call it as you see it, which is a 14-9 player trade, either way it was kind of complicated but it became official on wednesday. cliff lee is a mariner now and roy halladay is a philly. three years and $60 million. >> it was an easy decision for me. i think once the opportunity came up to be a part of this, it was something i couldn't pass up. you know? i'm overwhelmed with this opportunity, looking forward to what could be. so you know, for me, it is kind of a two-part thing. i'm excited to be able to continue that, the chance to try to play in the postseason. and ultimately, win a world series. >> coming up on the "final

we'll try john in orlando, florida. caller: hello. i'm calling to support this war. due to the fact that economic cooperation between two countries is only going to be beneficial at the end of the day. now, the doctor said about a month and a half ago that the gas pipeline that's going to be built across afghanistan should be a thing that both countries should look forward to. i wonder why that aspect of afghan strategy is not talked about more often. guest: it didn't emerge very prom nantly in our reporting both in real time and for this particular piece. there are energy interests there. i do believe that the focus of the review session was very much on the security interests. host: and as part of that review session that you write about is the discussion that took place on november 29th. and as the president was going around the room asking for the decision to be unanimous. can you explain? guest: guest: that's right. we were told that he gathered his top aids in the oval office on a sunday evening two days before he gave his speech at west point. and explained th

back to the phones -- orlando, fla., an airline for democrats. -- on our line for democrats.hould we real bed -- reevaluate our watch list? caller: my problem is that i cannot understand how he got anything that was explosive, incendiary or whatever on the plane. i travel a lot. last month by came from jamaica and they confiscated a repellent. host: do you think they took that as a result of some kind of profiling? caller: there is a list of stuff you cannot take on airplanes. repellent? host: did they tell you what they're concerned about? caller:no, it was on a list. jamaica has mosquitos and you need repellent. host: i understand we will move on. turn down your television or radio, ok? caller: i have been on the waiting list for a while. i was going to talk about the man that called before may. e. he was saying about the guy that was on the plane was trying to blowball plane up. -- blow the whole airplane up. all this stuff about race, i am white and i have been bid up by black cops. it goes both ways. you know how this? host: thank you for your call. the associated press

. >>> turkoglu playing in orlando, first time since he signed with the raptors. magic up eight. the guy they replaced him with, vince carter to dwight howard. magic up 11. third quarter. those same two. little pick and roll action. howard jams. he had 18. go to the fourth. this was kind of ugly. magic up 17. i mentioned dwight howard. here he is defensively, swatting marcus banks. howard had eight blocks. magic swatted 14. they win it 118-99. >> i guarantee you he's got butterflies in his stomach. >> here comes mcgrady. i don't think anybody expected to see him tonight. >> i was a little nervous. just a great feeling just to be back on the basketball court. >> believe it or not, the fans in houston often booed when tracy mcgrady's face showed up on the scoreboard at the toyota center. they booed because mcgrady wasn't playing, but they were paying him $22 million a year, and he hasn't seen the court since last february. fans weren't happy, understandably. that changed on tuesday. they cheered him. he came back, warm reception. had three. one of two from the field

host: orlando, michael, independent. you know the rules, go ahead.st important thing right now is the people of this country. the senate and house have a tendency, especially with something this portion of this magnitude, to take the time, and we want them to do it right but also in consideration of their political power and how long they will be in power. i think it would be unethicalñr to play with such an immense bill, to not take into consideration the people they serve. all i have to say. god bless america. host: 45 minutes left in " washington journal" this morning. health care half-truths', too many mints, not enough reality. carolyn engelhard is the co- author and she joins us next from charlottesville, virginia. after this news update. >> a u.s. official speaking on condition of anonymity says talks between president obama and chinese premier wen jiabao moved a step forward toward a possible agreement. after meeting nearly an hour in copenhagen both leaders directed their negotiators to work on a possible deal. china has been criticized door

orlando, here is frances on our line. go ahead. caller: good morning. airport security of the country is just a laugh, a big laughing matter, you know? a terrorist is a terrorist, like a smuggler is a smugglinger. no matter what you're smuggling, a terrorist is a terrorist. once he is a terrorist, he should have been investigated much more thoroughly. you don't have to be on a no-fly list. he should not be allowed to travel. host: so as soon as his father turned over his name to the embassy or whatever, he's put on a watch list, he should have been -- there should have been heightened awareness. caller: oh, sure, certainly f. you're a terrorist, you're a terrorist. caller: probably a billion times out of the last 20 years or so, we had the president of our campaign, we had people there that were calling and nobody get there. now, you know, here we go again with this fear mongering. i guess the next thing we have to do is take all your clothes off and go walking through the checkout, in the news, i guess, me and my wife flew to las vegas. i'll never fly

corey maggette signed a year ago july after eight years with the clippers and his first year in orlandoutler called for traveling. >> phil: haven't seen good ball movement so far. there the traveling is actually called traveling, but it looked like he also traveled when he first made his first move. >> steve: coming up on eight minutes to go in the first quarter. 13-3. deshawn stevenson with the defensive play. here's gilbert from way outside. good for three. three-pointer for gilbert arenas. the wizards' second field goal. he made 41 of them on the season. he's 4th in the league in scoring at 21 in a game. baseline jumper is short. haywood is. there the wizards playing against a team that is ranked 30 30th in 30 teams in rebounding. >> phil: also giving up the most rebounds to their opponent. it's the situation if you show the offensive position for your rebound. you a chance to get the shot. >> steve: maggette fouled by jamison who could not keep pace with him. >> phil: like i said, that's what maggette does. he's always been among the league leaders to get to the free throw line. the

ronnie, independent caller from orlando. caller: i have to point out there is enormous difference between actual health care and health insurance. what i would like to say that in the beginning i was looking forward to supporting something that would extend health care to many more americans. now it seems what we have on the table is primarily in mandate to force people, many of whom can't even pay their mortgage payments, to go out and buy private insurance and people are not paying attention to that. here is president obama with max baucus, one of the insurance industry senators, standing there grinning behind him. i completely agree with howard dean. let it drop. it is all about winning and losing a little game between democrats and watch -- democrats and republicans in washington today we should simply start over again. host: illinois, joe, on the line for democrats. caller: i know this will sound strange but i'm a strong democrat and i am told -- totally against this bill. i believe us democrats went about it the wrong

before i assure my comments -- the last thing i will read to you before i share my comments, there is orlandoat the very beginning of his very interesting and educational peace on the blogosphere, he said this, "on the island, it is an insipid sphere. although there are controversial use and awards were one, it is not well known here. with a net access restricted to the very few, a functions as a kind of guerrilla underground. their work doesn't independent agents whose existence heralds a reactivation that will modulate raul politique." essentially, what i have laid out are a couple of models. the first model is the blogostroika. in other words, the internet and new information technology, communication technology, functions as a kind of a roman senate. of course, they say that blogostroika is a grassroots phenomenon that does not take permission to exist. another model for us to understand the internet is -- from the cuban government's perspective -- it is destabilization, not democratization. one man's the democratization is another man's destabilization. it feels like it is under threat.

as we continue taking your calls, orlando, here is francis on our or republican line.hat about airport security? go ahead. >> caller: morning. >> host: good morning. >> caller: airport security, well, the entire security of the country is just a laugh, a big laughing matter, you know in? a terrorist is a terrorist like a smuggler's a smuggler. no matter what you're smuggling, a terrorist is a terrorist. he should have been investigated much more thoroughly. you don't have to be on a no-fly list. he should not have been allowed to travel. >> host: so as soon as his father turned over his name to the embassy and he was put on a watch list, he should have been, there should be heightened awareness? >> caller: oh, sure, certainly. if you're a terrorist, you're a terrorist. >> host: michigan next up, go ahead on our democrats line. >> caller: michigan? >> host: i'm sorry, yes, michigan. go ahead. >> caller: yes. you know, this little small incident probably will happen about a billion times the last 20 years or so. we had, when the president last campaigned, we had people t