(laughter) you know who really hated the oscars this year?he, uh, kids from "slumdog millionaire." (laughter) it was the last time they ate. (audience) oh! too soon? is it too soon? i want to congratulate kathryn bigelow for becoming the first... (cheers and applause) woman... first female woman ever to win "best director" and also the first woman ever to beat her ex-husband in front of a billion people on television. (cheering) she directed, um, she directed "the hurt locker." "the hurt locker"-- "theis a shoe store where they're all dressed like referees, right? (laughter) "the hurt locker" was a small but powerful movie about an army bomb squad in iraq. uh, people are calling it the mostealistic movie ever made about the iraq war. it's so realistic, president bush actually lied to get into it. he-- (laughter) he went to the theater. he told the girl at the box office... (applause) he was 65 or something. most people know kathryn bigelow used to be married to jim cameron, who directed "avatar," which, under california law, means even if he

fun being at the oscars?id get to photo bomb jake gyllenhaal. >> jimmy: tell everyone what that is. >> it's when somebody else is taking your picture and you're in the background doing stupidness. i walked by, i go "photo bomb!" and i kept walking. >> my character ben linus gets beat up a lot on the show. apparently everybody is jealous -- of my situation. >> jimmy: gary allan. ♪ just as fast as i can >> dicky: "jimmy kimmel live" back in two minutes with oscar nominee gabourey sidibe, from "cue bar town," josh hopkins, and music from gary allan. so i recorded it. sent it to everyone... right away. and then we all jumped on the phone at once to talk about it. which was kind of amazing, too. (phone - conference call sfx: that's great! whoops!) we would never have shared all that without the iphone. sears has the prettiest colors, prints, and notice-me pieces at 40 to 50% savings. download your shopping pass at sears.com/style... for an extra 15% off. sears. to finish what you started today. for the aches and s

her oscar glory turned to marital heartache. but she's hardly alone.curse is a "signf the times." >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, martin bashir and cynthia mcfadden in new york city, this is "nightline," march 19th, 2010. >> good evening. it's the end of another week, and like millions of americans, you've probably started to relax with some highly processed fast convenience food. many take the junk food option because they say it's cheap and easier to prepare. but according to some experts, that approach has led to an obesity and public health crisis. so, is it possible to change our fast food habits? well, one celebrity chef is on a crew said to do just that. and he's decided to start in the unhealthiest place in the country. as vicki mabrey now reports. >> i want to get everything in the middle now. here's your braeakfasts. there's the bloody corn dogs. >> wow. >> reporter: this is what stacy edwards, 35-year-old mother of four, fields her family every week. >> you tell me how you feel looking at this. >> yeah,

last night's oscars, any thoughts on "the hurt locker" winning? it dealt with bomb technicians in iraq. i know you were involved with explosions and weaponry. what did you make of a small budget movie winning it? >> it's outstanding. it shows the growth of a smaller, independent film at certain time hes will get the recognition it deserves. it's sometimes nice to see these films that really deliver a message, larry, and that they would give to that achievement and not simpleary judge a film by how many money it makes. >> larry: "the hurt locker" opens with a quote from chris hedges. here's the quote. i want your comment. the rush of battle is often a potent and legal addiction because war is a drug. do you agree with that? >> yes, it can be. i know a few people, in fact, a good friend of mine that taught me in s.e.a.l.s had like five tours to vietnam, and i ran into him later at a reunion. i asked him if he did 30 years in the navy, and he said to me very quietly, he said no i got out after 20. really? why wouldn't you do 30? he looked at me right

. >> reporter: sandra bullock's golden moment at the oscars has been tarnish said. in touch magazine says that her husband of five years, jesse james, cheated on her with a tattoo model. >> does this surprise you? >> it really surprises me. >> everything seems so perfect. he was so happy. they seemed so in love. >> reporter: but the alleged other woman says her affair with james started at his west coast choppers garage, outside of los angeles, where he taped his reality tv show, monster garage. bullock was in atlanta at the time, filming her oscar-winning role. >> reporter: bullock has reportedly left their home here in southern california and has canceled her appearance at the london premiere of "the blind side" for "unforeseen personal reasons." >> with where do you think she would go for this? >> i think her sister owns a bakery in austin. i think she might go to be with family now. >> do you have any idea what this boy has been through? >> reporter: and bullock is not the only one to have marital problems shortly after receiving the prize. there's reese withers

oscar was whipping him in the first half of the fight. want to come out of his corner. >> everybody is cracking one open. the winner is? >> i have high standards. just like everybody in the organization. i cannot tell you how long it will take. we will get better every day. hopefully it will not be long before we are back to where the organization is better. >> i will tell you where the key is. quit using jason and somebody can stretch the field out. shanahan is known for putting his face in the quarterback. have a -- jason is not the guy. >> he cannot sit back there. >> your boy's mechanics is pop warner. he was a good quarterback at auburn. he was an awesome quarterback. >> three down. i want them to get two big husky guys from the corn fed schools. then i take a third round or fourth round draft pick for a running back. then i find somebody in the 5th or 6th round. we had a quarterback in three systems that has not had any blocking for the last three years. >> and he is the worst quarterback ever. >> you heard what the guys had to say

program been in place. >> in that case, the person who murdered oscar if you even tez, mr. pena had seven prior arrests in the district of columbia and was here illegally. had we had secure communities, oscar would be alive. >> reporter: she said the feds want the program in place by 2013. she is determined to have the district's policy written and ready to go by then. >> there is a balance between making people feel uncomfortable in any part of our community and then ignoring the fact that we have people here that we may be able to take off the streets before they commit a violent crime. >> reporter: not one person testified at the hearing was in favor of the program for a variety of reasons; notably police work. >> people will be afraid to interact with police. secure community means coming in and making arrests and then fingerprints being sent to ice, they will be less than inclined to work with us. >> reporter: the aclu says it's he will every illegal to share it with the feds. >> the feds say it's the practice of the district of columbia not partner with the federal go

each giving me the challenge for a new oscar dress.> i wanted to start out with that. something really simple. a beautiful dress. >> i have this done in jersey so it stretches. you feel completely comfortable. >> wow. >> wow. >> this is a pretty print that drapes arod and pulls up here in a beautiful flower. >> let's see what you've done here. >> i have three color stories in my mind. mine is going some place close. really emerald green. the other is deep purple. >> each dress so perfect. i sought the help of our "gma" audience who wrote to us online to narrow down the choices. nearly all of you agreed, fabiola, kwame and sean made it to the next round. here's a peek at the first fitting. >> i like how this is feeling. >> it's too risky? >> yeah. >> that's just like a shape that totally works on you. that's what's called a muslin. that's not the actual gown. >> oh, really. >> so with sean -- kwe, that was the last one, and the muslin cut already. that's going to be a navy, with that dramatic line. >> is that the bias cut one. >> yeah,

and next week is the biggest one, the oscars.es win and beats you out... >> cameron: you mean when she wins as director? >> stahl: you think she's going to win? >> cameron: i think it's an irresistible story-- to finally be able to award the very first directing oscar to a woman, and kathryn... you know, i mean, i'm sure she'll be very ambivalent about this, because she'll be of a mind that, "wait a minute, i want to win for the work, i don't want to win because i'm a woman." but i think it's irresistible at the moment of voting, that story. >> stahl: kathryn bigelow will not like hearing that-- she hates being considered a female director. >> bigelow: there's really no difference between what i do and what, you know, a male filmmaker might do. i mean, we all try to make our days, we all try to give the best performances we can, we try to make our budget, we try to make the best movie we possibly can. so in that sense, it's very similar. on the other hand, i think the journey for women, no matter what venue it is-- politics, busi

is she the latest victim of the oscar curse? early this thursday morning oscar curse? early this thursday morning march 18th, 2010. captioning funded by cbs >>> good thursday morning. i'm maggie rodriguez. >> and i'm erica hill. harry smith is off this morning. >> just days away from giving birth. >> just a few. we'll see if we make it through the show. >> we have a lot coming up this morning including some really bad news for sandra bullock. not even two weeks after she has her big night, wins the best actress oscar, there are reports this morning that while she was filming that movie, her husband of five years, jesse james, was allegedly having an affair with a model and hair dresser. sandra bullock has reportedly moved out. we'll talk about that this morning as well as the supposed oscar curse. because every actress in the past 12 years has split up from her significant other. >> some rough odds there. first, we want to take you to capitol hill where house democrats are in a last minute scramble to gather enough votes to pass health care reform. nancy cordes is ther

tonight -- oscar winner christoph waltz. from "the marriage ref," tom papa. a special appearance by donald trump. and music from manchester orchestra. with cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" and now, guess what? here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm your tiny little friend inside the television. thank you, cleto. wow. what a program we've got for you tonight. i'm glad you're enthusiastic. tonight we've got groping, we've got tickle, simon cowell's nipples. you name it. everyone in our audience tonight is going home with simon cowell's nipples, so, congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] it was another punishing night of "american idol." why do we do this to ourselves? tonight, the men sang, and they sang poorly, for the most part. they don't need four judges. what they need on the show is a gong, because we're a pit full of starving crocodiles, or choco-diles, either one. do you think crock dimes find that word racist? i bet they do. anyway, this "american idol," it's gotten to the point where the judges are ha

because we focus on the glamor of the industry and especially its oscar season. but this is an industry kind of looking for its next economic model, how to entice people back into the theatres. how does 3-d fit into what's going on? >> yeah, the industry is very much at a crossroads because of the digital revolution, like a lot of other businesses. it's been heavily impacted. dvd sales have dropped off, meanwhile there's all sorts of, you know, exploration, how to sell movies on-line, different ways to make money. the industry is really concerned. and there's a certain ambivalence. because on the one hand 3-d has been a big-- a big windfall. there's been a huge amount of money generated by films on 3-d. "avatar" has made more than $70% of its money on 3-d screens. so while the industry is pushing theatre owners to get ready for 3-d to upgrade so they can show 3-d films, they're also looking to you a different model which is video on demand so that would you sit in your living room and watch movies whenever you want to. and what we see now is they are trying to so

hey, oscar what did you want? >> some eggs and some petit fours. >> double gin and tonic. who turned off the dehumidifier? >> what? >> fellows i asked you don't play where this thing. i'm trying to get some of the grime out of the air. gee whiz. chris: there's barack obama cleaning up after joe biden when we come back, the tea party activists couldn't kill heale, car t butcohey thuld knock out a loof regular republicans and slam the g.o.p. to the far right. "scoops and predictions" from these top reporters. we'll be right back. chris:elcome back. it's been tea time in america. these overcalf nated mob weren't able to throw health care. acording to a new poll, 3/4 of tea partiers say they lean republican. and 77% say they voted for john mccain in 2008. but now mccain is one of the scouts they most want. so what's a regular republican to do? it's hardly a new question for the people in the rifplgte listen to how future conservity icon ronald reagan deathly answered a question about support from the right, john bird society during his 1966 campaign for californi governor. >>

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spotlight as there are talks in washington. 30 years on, the people of san salvador remember the murder of oscar romero. the british finance minister, alistair darling, is performing a balancing act today. his pre-election budget has to satisfy voters in financial markets of the same time. international market movers want to know how serious he is about cutting the deficit. a challenge that is not unique to britain alone. >> here at westminster officials have been working on the last budget before the general election. usually at this stage, politicians like to have a bit of a giveaway budget for voters. this year such is the state of the nation's finances that there simply is not the money to do anything spectacular. alistair darling, the chancellor exchequer has been trying to manage expectations ahead of the big day. >> there will not be a christmas tree of a budget, you will be getting an essential budget for the time in which we live. >> will the chancellor be up front and not about the standard cuts and tax write-offs needed to plug the uk's massive deficit? now at almost 30%. so far the t

. >> larry: then farrah fawcett oscar snub. fans demand an answer. why wasn't she honored at the academy awards when others who had died were mentioned? her friend alana stewart tells us what she and ryan o'neal think, next on "larry king live." good evening. this is a sad day. corey feld mab, the longtime friend of corey haim, is here tonight. they co-starred in several movies including "the lost boys" and "license to drive." they also teamed up in the a & e reality series "the two coreys." and that occasioned the fact when they were both on this show together in july of 2007. corey haim passed away earlier today. how did you get the news? >> it was pretty terrible, larry, as these things always are. but i was in bed. it was 8:00 this morning. my son had gone off to school. my assistant comes in early and she takes him to school. she took him early today because she already knew what was going on. >> larry: she did and you didn't? >> right. basically everybody had pretty much known because it happened so early in the morning and i'm not an early ris

and it is oscars, oscars, oscars in hollywood. the preparations are under way for the 82nd academy awards, march 7th. big showdowns this year. especially "avatar" versus "the hurt locker." "showbiz tonight" will be live on oscar night, 7:00 p.m. on cnn and 11:00 p.m. on hln. hey, and you may also want to check out johnny depp's "alice in wonderland." it's out on friday. >> all right. thank you very much, everyone. hey, let's turn now to see what's going to happen here at our domestic desk. so what do you have for us, chris friedman? i know that secretary hillary clinton's taking a trip to chill yes, right? >> that's right. it was a replanned trip. she's on her way as we speak. she'll be in uruguay tomorrow, santiago on tuesday to get a firsthand look at the quake damage on tuesday. >> more news about toyota? >> another toyota recall hearing also on tuesday. last week the chairman faced the congressional questioning from the house side. on tuesday three more top chairmen or executives will face congressional questioning on the sena

even julia roberts broke up with her then boyfriend about a minute after she won the oscar. it takes a certain kind of man to be able to deal with a woman and her success. >> men of insecure and nothing is more symbolic of fame. >> i think there is a double standard here. no one questions a woman when she supports a man. no one says how are you dealing with your husband's fame. but when it is the woman who is famous people often say how does the man deal with it and i think that is an interesting notion in our society. i think it is also kind of sad that women are having to ask the question gee, do i want a successful career or do i want to be loved? you should be able to have both and it is a shame that these guys who have is all with wonderful women and girls next door like sandra bullock. they go and blow it. he walked the red carpet with her and stood next to her. i say go on oprah, ditch him and we still love you, sandra. >> geraldo: oliverly north reports from afghanistan, after this. investors are demanding more for their money. good. this time, i'm watching fees like

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they like to go to the oscars.hey stand up there shaking hands with the actors -- >> they wear a fancy outfit. yeah. >> and i'll tell you, mark brushevski went to the oscars. i'm good friends with mark. he worked for me. but they all get bitten by this bug. this is a good business. i will tell you this, that the answer he gave you to your first question was completely disingenuous. you asked a damn good question. >> let me ask you this, carl. what is your strategic vision? because you do realize, as i'm sure you realize that if you take over this company that will trigger covenants in their debt facilities. it will lead to higher interest rates on their debt. it will lead to possibly higher fees on their facility if it does change control. so that would impact the company's finances ultimately. >> we address that. and we're saying that if we do get control we'll put up a bridge to -- look, these defaults that they put in were land mines to protect and entrench themselves. there was no need to have these defaults on

oscar-winning documentary filmmaker michael moore will be here.m broken bells. hope to see you back here tomorrow night. it's going to be a good show. [ cheers and applause ] i'm with rachael harris here. we were just talking about the groundlings. quickly, gosh -- who were you in class with? >> my teachers were karen maruyama, heather morgan, melanie graham. >> jimmy: i had michael mcdonald. one of the funniest guys ever. what made you get into? >> well, i has been doing really dramatic theater and a friend said, "i'm going to go see a show at the groundlings." and the first show i saw was will ferrell, chris kattan, cheri oteri and this -- just like a -- a blockbuster group of people. blockbuster, is that right? >> jimmy: no, people say that. >> okay, blockbuster. [ laughter ] "all right, i'm gonna go with it." you know what i mean. >> jimmy: let's bring it become. >> so, on stage is will ferrell, chris kattan, dressed as priests playing checkers and all of a sudden chris kattan says, "um, i'm just going to put on some music." he gets up, he put

any changes in this year's oscar show? >> reporter: just a couple. this year we're having two hosts, tony. steve martin and alec baldwin, and they have been playing off each other so well in the media. you know, the academy is hoping that will be a hit. we saw that happen with hugh jackman last year. a small spike in ratings, up to 36 million from 32 the previous year so they're hoping that the audience will definitely love it and people will tune in. also, tony, this is the biggest change. the best picture category, we're used to seeing just five nominees. well, they have expanded it to ten this year and giving people a little bit of everything. you have a little animation in the movie "up," so many different things, sci-fi with "avatar" so they're hoping more people will say i'm going to tune in and root for my favorite and see if it will win so we'll have to see what happens on sunday if all of this plays a part in spiking the ratings. in the meantime we're out here at the kodak theater. they're laying the groundwork for sunday's big show. you hav

she just won an oscar. there hasn't been a word of this in the "new york times" or usa, one paragraph in the gossip column of the "washington post." do serious news outlets times just pretend these things are not going on? >> they are not in touch with the conversation that is really happening in america. people love this stuff. why do they love it? here's a woman who has an oscar, a hot body, she's got great clothes, right? and now she has a cheating husband. now, my self-esteem has risen because hers has been taken down. and it's the same thing -- >> i'm glad there's some benefit. the tattooed alleged stripper, michelle "bombshell" mcgee -- >> this is why you wanted to do that, you just wanted to say that. >> my belief is this -- it's sort of going with lauren, my belief is if there's a large audience out there interested in it, there is usually something going on that's important sociologically with the story. our job as journalists is to find out what is going on sociologically with the story and explai

the oscar-winning actress has reportedly moved out of the home they shared.nd today on "showbiz tonight" jesse james' rehab shocker. is he really being treated for sex addiction? brand-new sandra bullock marriage drama. still tv's most provocative entertainment news show at 11:00 p.m. eastern and specific times on hln. >>> two bodies found in a wooded area near norman, oklahoma be 7-year-old missing aja johnson and her alleged kidnapper? oklahoma police are giving us an update right now. we're going to go ahead and listen right now. let's listen in. >> cherokee has the more breaking news at this time. >> our pathologists have been working for the past couple of days to try to make positive i.d. on the two people found in norman the other day. they did make the positive i.d.'s on lester hobbs and aja johnson. we used finger prints on mr. hobbs to identify him, as well as tattoos. and we used dental records for the young girl to make that determination today. as far as cause and manner of death, our pathologists are still working on making those determinations.

at the 2005 oscars, naturally, the motorcycle diaries won an oscar and carlos santana went there to playr it. well, he was wearing a che guevara t-shirt. carlos santana was showing off an emblem of a regime that made it a criminal offense to listen to carlos santana music. >> but surely che was a progressive, a uniting force on race, right? >> he says the negro is lazy, and indolent and spends all of his money on pri volties and -- frivolities and booze, whereas the european is intelligent and forwar forward- looking. this is from his own diaries. yet we have jesse jackson down there viva che! we have jay-z with songs and the lyrics i'm just like che guevara with a bling on. ♪ ♪ ♪ just like che guevara with bling on ♪ ♪ i'm complex >> maybe he is complex. either that, or this guy doesn't know that this guy would have thought that this guy was nothing but a frivolous lazy drunk just because of the color of his skin. what is wrong with wearing the t-shirt of a warmongering, blood-thirsty racist? well, what if he was also a terrorist, too? >> to his home, places of work, to his places of re

interesting point. >> chelsea lately nude, thank you, andy. >> i kid the oscars. lastly, that nielsen report also showed that each week americans watched 2 hours of time shifted dv and dvr. i'm trying to figure out the points. >>> finally, you said when you are on red eye you are writing songs in your head. do we get royalties? >> i have this great melody in my head. i uh poll. >>. -- i apologize. my lawyer is still asking if a hemaphrodie. take issue with that. >> i am done. >> let me welcome back our guests. she is sexier than a smurf slowly licking a lollipop made out of the head of a my little pony. tara palmeri examiner and columnist. she knows politics like i know a scissor kick. and andrew wk, music, music, performer, what's wrong with my mouth? and record pro -- producer. >>> did jesse james' little nut have a former life in smut? sadly i speak of the idiot's mistress, michelle "bombshell" mcgee rather than the ex-wife, sandra bullock. we found out she started self- fetish flicks for chloe creations .com and the results couldn't be more resulting. among th

written for "nutty professor" and "again" was written for "poetic justice," which nominated for an oscar pretty amazing. that's pretty cool. very exciting. that's awesome. do you like writing for movies? >> i love it. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i love it. yeah, i mean, especially with this one being in the film, really getting to know the character and, you know, the song inspires. it's inspired by the characters themselves. >> jimmy: so you must love writing, because i know you're also writing a book as well. >> yes. >> jimmy: coming out soon. >> "true you." >> jimmy: "true you." can you explain this book, because it's kind of cool. >> a lot of people have asked me about the weight loss, the weight gain, how did i do it, what brought it on? how did it get off, the nutrition -- you know, the whole regiment and instead of just writing just about that, i wanted to take it all the way to the beginning, which was my childhood. it's not an autobiography, but there are little anecdotes throughout my entire life. what may have created it, started it, brought it on. other things that happened in my life

on "good morning america," we begin our count down to the oscars with a look at some of the nominees before they were big stars that is ahead and gma. that is your money scope report. i'm jeremy hubbard. >>> 6:nine one we take a look at our extended forecast. we're going to have a substantial high. but this time of the year, four is actually close to normal. we'll head down to about 30 with increasing clouds this evening and overnight and watching the storm in the deep south that will spread our way and probably make a near pass for central maryland. 42 and cloudy and tuesday. tuesday evening and overnight we'll have rain and snow showers. the ground will be warm and it will hard to get that stuff stick. and 42 and flurries left over and thursday and we set our sights 50 and sun for the weekend. >>> we don't have any crashes or delays to let you know about. if you're traveling to tim moan yom, -- timonium, we have reports of power lines in the roadway. i would ride to use padona this morning. travel times are not looking too bad. back to you. >>> sad news this morning. entertainer ma

la accion deportiva con oscar burgos.. buenas tardes a todos, esta tarde se conocio la sentencia al basquetbolista gilbert arenas de los wizarads de washington, asi es que vamos a escuchar cual fue. un juez ha ordenado al jugador de los wizards de washington gilbert arenas mago a pasar 30 dias en un centro de reabilitacion y como setencia por haber llevado dos armas de fuego al vestuario de su equipo sin autorización. tambien el juez robert e. morin lo sentencio a dos años de trabajo comunitario supervisado y a pagar 5 mil dolares los fiscales habian recomendado que arenas sirvieran tres meses en la cárcel. pero los abogados de la defensa discutieron adiciendo que su defendido, no merecia tiempo de cárcel para lo que describieron como una broma equivocada en el compañero de equipo javaris crittenton. gilbert arenas pidio perdon por su actos diciendo que todos los dias que se despierta hubiese deseado que ese momento no hubiese ocurrido se inicio la temporada regular de la mls 2010 y con buen suceso, tenem

. ♪ [ female announcer ] oscar mayer deli fresh meats. packed and sealed at the peak of freshness, they're impossible to resist. ah, you gonna eat all that? ♪ it doesn't get better than this ♪ i love you. >>> news around the world: philippines say there's a 6.2 magnitude earthquake around 1:45 this morning southwest of manila. the earthquake shook buildings for about 30 seconds as workers ran from their offices. no immediate reports of damage or death. >>> threats against members of congress who voted for health care reform. we're taking a look ahead for president obama's latest trip to iowa. let's go to t.j.winnick with more. >> reporter: ten democratic house members are receiving stepped up security this morning after series of threats and incidents targeting those who voted for health care reform. >> i hope you die! >> reporter: that voicemail was left for one democratic party officer. >> is this just someone blowing off steam inappropriately or do they actually want to do something? >> reporter: democrats suggest republicans are to bl

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he is the oscar and emmy award winning documentary director films include "capitalism: a love story." he is an activist, best-selling author and good guest here on "larry king live." michael, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me on, wolf. happy birthday to you. >> thank you very much. all the web universe news. >> the whole world now knows. >> we've been celebrating all day. and if i am correct, you're just three years away from being able to take part in that socialized medicine that we have. >> let's hope that doesn't go forward. let's talk a little bit about this medicine and health care reform. >> talk about -- i'm talking about medicare. >> let's talk a little bit about what has now happened. history has happened, as you know. we spoke not that long ago. you didn't love this bill, to put it mildly. but you wanted everyone to vote for it. it is now about to become the law of the land with president obama's signature tomorrow morning. it will be the law of the land. what do you think? >> well, i think great. as i said on your show last week, i wanted people to vote for th

that is one better than the 45 by oscar robinson decades ago.ning streak in indiana high school basketball not held by oscar robertson, though, but it's held by another school and that stands at 50. so the opportunity for bloomington south to break that record will come if panthers win the sectionals, then the regionals, and make it to the final four. from a very, very proud alum, good luck bloomington south and to everybody participating in hoosier hysteria. the play-offs start tomorrow. enjoy. >>> that's our show for this monday. i'm david shuster live in washington. "the dylan ratigan show" is up next. dylan will have the latest on a tea party favorite who could prove to be an upset in tomorrow's primary for texas governor.f questi s. s. can paperless billing get me paid faster? how can i keep my best employees? how can i bring down my insurance costs? and while at american express open we may not have all the answers, we know who does. other owners. that's why we're helping business owners connect. together, we're building a community for th

desde su cama en un hospital fariÑas alabo las crÍticas del presidente, oscar arias, de costa rica, aliÑas si Él creÍa que con su huelga de hambre podrÍa cambiar a cuba desde adentro. esto es lo que me dijo. >> nosotros no podemos cambiar a cuba, nosotros lo que podemos, y ya lo hizo zapata con su digna muerte, y loional esencia criminal del gobierno cubano. >> por quÉ cree usted univle estÁn permitiendo hablar h@al po es un mensaje que no me lo estÁn mandando a mÍ, estÁn diciendo: no me interesa el poder mediÁtico, nome interesa los medios de prensa, no lo tengo en cuenta, no me interesa la opiniÓn pÚblica mundial, ese es el mensaje que estÁ mantando cuba. al pun >> seÑor fariÑa, cuÁntos prisioneros polÍticos calcula usted que hay en cuba, exactamente en este momento. >> segÚn la acciÓn cubana de derechos humanos y reconciliaciÓn nacional, por elo profesor de filosofÍa, santa cruz, hay 247presos polÍticos. >> los mÉdicos nos dicen que a usted le queda pocos dÍas de vida si sigue asÍ. usted estÁ conciente de esto? >> cÓmo que no. >> seÑor, le agradezco que haya aceptado hablar con noso

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. ♪ [ female announcer ] oscar mayer deli fresh meats., packed and sealed at the peak of freshness, they're impossible to resist. ah, you gonna eat all that? ♪ it doesn't get better than this ♪ i love you. . >>> abc 2 news is working this morning. baltimore is working harder to keep kids in our area out of trouble thanks to a new $1 million gran. the money came from governor o'malley's office of crime control and prevention. the funds were awarded as a kick off to youth violence prevention week and organizers plan to target young people from 14 to 25. >>> well, the slots parlor is well under construction and mag in entertainment has reached a settlement with the former owners for slots gambling. they told a bankruptcy judge it is critical that the settlement be approved today before the tracks are sold on thursday. the second leg of the triple round of course is run. the. >> acorn has desievedded to close nationwide by april 1st. the baltimore office is already closed after the scandal made national head lines, acorn workers were caught g

switch to oscar peterson. ( plays "my favorite things" a la oscar peterson ) how's about dave brubeckvorite things" a la dave brubeck ) >> adam ockelford: it's like he's got libraries of pieces and styles in his head. >> stahl: adam ockelford is derek's teacher. >> ockelford: and he can just whip out a piece book and a style book and just bring them together. it just kind of explodes. >> stahl: how derek's fingers can do this, but can't button a button or zip a zipper, remains a mystery. there are lots of theories about savants, but few real answers. in derek's case, the problems started early. he was born more than three months premature, weighing just a pound and a half. he hung on, but was left blind and with severe cognitive impairment. derek's father, nic paravicini, says the first thing that really interested derek was a small toy keyboard. >> nic paravicini: my daughter suddenly said one day, "he's just played one of the hymns we... we heard in church this morning." >> stahl: how old was he? >> nic paravicini: three. and he... he didn't know, because he couldn't see and no one

les comentÉ que tuve la oportunidad de ver la pelÍcula ganadora del oscar que bÁsicamente habla del trabajospeto. vamos a cambiar de auÁ ocurriendo ahora sÍ que algo que ellos no estÁn muy acostumbrados, pero ni modo, ven esto? se ve horrible no es contaminaciÓn ni es smog es una tormenta de arena en china que a veces no se llega a ver. estas imÁgenes provienen de beijing, la capital de china, es sumamente difÍcil la visibilidad. y en determinadas estaciones del aÑo les toca este viento tan contaminado. no contaminado sino con arena. >> imaginense! si va la playa y te molesta que se te queda... >> asÍ se ve, se ve gris. >> guau! >> viste cÓmo estÁ la naturaleza! no sabÍa isiondespi siempre me lo zafaba. decidido cruzar en la cuerda floja desafortunadamente uno no lo logrÓ. se lastimÓ una de las piernas y el otro que querÍa cruzar, traÍa aceiierta n los zapatos! >> el que no cae resbala. >> no lograron cruzar la cuerda de una montaÑa a otra. yo se lo debo. quÉ se cree. de una montaÑa a otra. yo se lo debo. quÉ se cree. la univis itdena de rta amana despieexisteuncentroiona h@es la ierta ela

. ♪ [ female announcer ] oscar mayer deli fresh meats.ced, packed and sealed at the peak of freshness, they're impossible to resist. ah, you gonna eat all that? ♪ it doesn't get better than this ♪ i love you. >>> dreams can come true, perhaps if you have a man dressed as a genie by your side. at kathleen karen's report that is what one baltimore county woman experienced as she lived out her dream for a day. >> reporter: under the glare of the morning sun at a towson car dealership they a wade the arrival of mom. >> she has been a lot through the last five years. >> she thinks she is coming here to do media interviews about cancer awareness. >> we're going to surprise her with a big day of experiences. >> reporter: with one company's promotional mascot. >> our genie. >> reporter: it's a dream day of fun. >> it's time for you to sit back, relax and enjoy because for once you're going to be pampered. >> oh, wow! >> i wanted to do something really nice for her. >> reporter: because life has not been easy. >> i did chemo and radiation and bila