paddy's day? >> fine.lower temps a little bit, but not like we're not back in the 30s or anything. don't panic. i did make a few changes on wednesday and thursday. >> a little green sweater. >> not crazy. i haven't just touched st. paddy's. let's start with a live look outside, live weather cam brought to you by michael and son. look how mild it is. still 66. what's going on? we have just a few clouds. winds out of the south at 9. pressure falling 30.14 inches of mercury. clouds and a few showers here and there. we had a few sprinkles earlier through parts of the metro area. it didn't even really wet the roads. kind of hit the windshield and that was about it. better showers back in the mountains and approaching beat petersburg. those will peel off to the north and west of us. most of us will have a dry commute tomorrow. the exceptions could be southern maryland. west of eye of 81. i think if you're coming in fromfrederick, you'll be dry. up route 5 or 3, wet roads maybe tomorrow morning. a dry commute nor

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requires extensive organization. ( man speaking vietnamese ) translator: to bring water into the paddiesere are two ways that work. one is the state-owned system with the large pumping stations. we invest money for those stations. the other way is that some households can do the pumping themselves or they can go together with other families to form a group of people for pumping water into the paddies. or this is thothe chf wn ine vathan's province. most of its 100,000 people are involved in some way in the rice growing system. farmers come here to buy suppls such as seed and fertilizer and new machinery. ( ducklings peeping) progressive farmers are also integrating otod- or income-producing activities into eila translator: pin addition to working in the rice fields,ing we keep some farm animals-- chickens and pigs-- and we have a fish pond. compared to rice growing, animal husbandry is better. rice profits depend a lot on market fluctuation. fish and meat prices depend on the market, too, but not as much. narrator: oran0 er known as saigon. it is the most densely populated area of vietna

(sidney lumet) everybody kept saying, "what a brilliant satire," and paddy and i kept saying, "it's not satire. it's sheer reportage." it would be milder today because almost half the things predicted in "network" have come true. entertainment and news are the same thing now. finally tonight, as if things weren't confusing enough with a dozen candidates criss-crossing new hampshire trying to sell themselves to voters in tuesday's primary, now there's an added starter. as brit hume reports, it's a case of art imitating life. (brit hume) they have all been in new hampshire lately, bush and dukakis and dole and tanner ... tanner? that's actor michael murphy, who's presidential candidate jack tanner in a movie, airing on primary eve, on hbo. it's the story of a democratic congressman who jumps into the 1988 race after gary hart drops out. no movie has ever blended fiction and reality as much. (robert altman) we created a candidate and put him out on the road and so it says you're doing a documentary film following gary hart around; we were following mike murphy or jack tanner around. and we

paddy's. >> really?i'm told they do. >> like the chicago river. >> we'll get you a shot of that later in the morning. welcome to "cbs this morning saturday." i'm rebecca jarvis. >> i'm ben tracy. the i had cable show "madmen" comes with back, and with it se smoke and alcohol. >>> one of the biggest obstacles to losing weight could be co-workers, advice on how to say no without offending whomever just brought in the homemade brownies or other weight-inducing snacks. >>> when someone said air jordan he thought they said air jordan. >>> police in sanford, florida, released recordings of 911 calls regarding the shooting death of a young man. martin's parents are aoutraged. >> he was lying right here. >> reporter: tracy martin'sston, trevon, 17, was killed by a community watch member february 28th. george zimmerman admits shooting him but not arrested and martin's family and supporters are furious, demanding to hear 911 tapes related to the shooting and last night under pressure sanford police it released the

the salt water has left more than 58,000 acres of farm land and rice paddies unusable.continues to grow all along the coast? these mountains of debris, 22 million tons of it. they're an inescapable reminder of of what was lost and the most tangible sign of what has been accomplished in the year since the disaster-- the reclaiming of the land. yutaka kumagai represents sendai in the diet, japan's congress. when he met him a year ago, he seemed in shock. he had lost two relatives in the tsunami. >> it's like hiroshima after the atomic bomb. >> reporter: he joined the majority and passed a $235 billion five-year recovery plan. is that enough? >> i don't think so, i don't think so. >> reporter: as he surveys his wrecked district, he admits the task of rebillion is daunting. his constituents are growing discouraged at the slow progress. still, they encourage him. >> they give me energy and, you know, hey, you have to hold on, and hang in there, and to, you know, make a better plan. >> reporter: so they're trying to cheer you up. >> that's right. but it makes it really sad be

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paddy's day treat. >> that's right.ay realize, st. paddy's day is saturday, and that means parades, the wearing of the green, and of course your choice of how to celebrate it all. and who better to help with some ideas for your st. paddy's day feast but tim laird. we know him, we love him. he's america's chief entertaining officer and author of "that's entertaining." it ain't easy being green. you brought up a good point. i've got my derby hat on. >> ready for derby as well as st. patrick's day. we had some great ideas for your st. patrick's day party, even a twist on the traditional corned beef and cabbage. so that's a wonderful thing i've got to show you there. but first, i've got to start out with our what i call the shamrock smash cocktail. we're going to shake it up. this is a green cocktail, very appropriate. and here's how you make this. very easy. i start out with a shaker of ice, about an houns aounce and of finlandia vodka. that's an ounce and a half. to that a little bit of lemonade goes in. about two ounces

so does paddy sheehan. but he has concerns about his church. paddy has lived here all his life.d birdwatchers to an island just across the channel. were you surprised? >> paddy sheehan: we were surprised. to me, we were surprised that there was so much cover-up, you know? so much hidden. so much children, so many abused. you know what i mean? to me, and i would say maybe to the parish, there was too much cover-up, and that was a pity. >> simon: why was there this cover-up? >> polly: they cover it up because the priests were supposed to be perfect. they had an image of what they should be, and they kept to that image rather than the reality. >> martin: how do we pass that sense of strong faith to the coming generations? >> patsy mcgarry: archbishop martin is probably the only senior figure in the catholic church of ireland who has retained or achieved the necessary credibility, where this issue is concerned. >> simon: patsy mcgarry is the religious affairs correspondent for the "irish times." he says other high-ranking figures in the church have been directly tied to the cover-up

. >> and why george clooney received a personal he is court to a paddy wagon? next. >> and the forecast ahead. >> welcome back to "11 news saturday morning." thank you for joining us on this st. patrick's day. >> happy st. paddy's day, everybody. >> you will start to hear some lawn mowers, i bet, with all the green grass. >> and we are like in the middle of march. >> it is amazing. >> it doesn't feel like wint winter time. >> it hasn't all winter, for that matter. >> yesterday was a little cooler than we had seen for the two previous days, like thursday and friday, with temperatures up around 80 or so. we didn't break any records temperature-wise. strange thing about this winter. we haven't tackled any big records. anyway, all the more unsettled weather southbounding pushed to the south. there is a front still straddled across the yire. we have skies here in baltimore. crescent moon in the skies. there is fog that we'll have to deal with in the early morning hours. details on the forecast for the weekend. the last weekend of winter strangely enough coming up. >

paddy's weekend . a very eye lively crowd of people in our studio. welcome to huckabee. we are live from the fox news studios in new york city. let me say a lot of people have their short in the wad because of a proposal to require a photopays-id to vote. why is this a point of contention with democrats. we should not make it difficult for people to exercise the right to vote and if people neither have or need a driver's license, then the state ought to provide a free photoid. i wouldn't mind if we had several get your photoid days. and i am sure churches and political parties would provide transportation . railing against having a photo-id to vote escapes my common sense radar screen. it is getting partisan and irerational. this week the u.n. human rights agreed to hear a complaint about the laws passed in eight states and pending in 32 others. the u.n. rightates commission passing judgment on our voting is bastions of china, cuba and saudi arabia . where a woman can show a photo-id and still not allowed to vote. i suggest a faster and easier way to determine if the u.n

it was great fun and my friends were jimmy flynn, paddy o'connor. my siblings married the shenny's and i almost married a catherine finerin but it didn't work out. i have a nephew, sean patrick mcflynn. i always question myself because my writing about the irish is really my writing about myself coming to the united states and coming into contact with the united states so consequently my puerto rican friends, and some of my irish friends, although they were more circumspect, what are you doing writing about the irish? i'm writing about the united states. the irish are more interesting. they had to put up with colonialism, just as puerto rico is a colony of the united states. i also respect the fact that they have a facility with language, which i also enjoy. consequently, i wondered why this attraction to the irish. in 2004, the university of puerto rico asked me to come there and lecture and read. i immediately called my favorite cousin, and she said, what are you doing here? i told her and i said, please come to the reading, i have a book for you.

paddy's day, we were in ireland once for st. patrick's day, and we're, like, where's everybody?they don't celebrate it. >> no. we celebrate it. they don't know what we're talking about. they think it's weird. >> celebrating tomorrow, big time. >> who? >> you know how much i love jimmy. he's celebrating not only st. patrick's day in new york city, but it's his 40th anniversary. >> oh. >> 40th anniversary. he came from ireland and worked at the new york athletic club and then started his own restaurant. his irish dreams came true in a great country called america. so proud of you, jimmy, and love you so much. >> that's the lamb chop recipe. here's the thing. we're drinking something. >> guinness. musky, no? >> but with a twist. it is guinness with champagne in it. they call it black velvet. >> oh. >> hmm. >> because you know what i don't like guinness. it's too thick, heavy. but this is good. >> we have some news to tell you guys about. we had something last night called the up fronts, and that's when all of the news people go and greet the advertisers and you talk about your upco

paddy's day, we think of green beer.e can also do nonalcoholic versions for our parties, always giving guests that choice. sparkling water is one of our favorites. everyone always says, water, you always tell me to drink water. switch it up a little bit. add lime, some green food coloring. add some fresh mint. mint is one of my favorite herbs. and of course, for kids, the green milk. >> really simple. that looks wonderful. thank you for all these great ideas. >> yeah. >> and the same thing holds true tort nuts, it takes you longer to eat. >> and you have different textures, sweet and salty and really fun. >> and pretty afternoon. >> boy, look at this. around 70 today. a little more cloudiness this morning. only in the 60's. >> all right. thank you so much. that's all the time we have. for now, happy st. paddy's day. >> go out in and enjoy it. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

paddy's day. exception is it's not nice on the west coast.eading down to southern california of all places this weekend and a lot of cold weather. record highs are so widespread from northern plains. it will continue into sunday. we'll deal with wet weather there right along the mid-atlantic. there's a lot of fog this morning along the east coast into new england that should burn off during the day and warmth will head your way as we go into sunday. that's a look at your national forecast. here's a look at weather outside your window. >> off to a pleasant start this morning. temperatures are mild in the upper 40s and low 50s. it's going to stay mild around here all weekend. today's high temperatures up into the low and mid 70s. have a little bit of fog first thing this morning. sunshine is burning that away for now. can't rule out a quick passing shower west and southwest of the d.c. metro area today. it's going to be mild. today's highs in the 70s and hopefully madison will behave herself on her first st. pa tick's day. >> we hope so. >> bak

it was great fun and my friends were jimmy flynn, paddy o'connor. my siblings married the shenny's and i almost married a catherine finerin but it didn't work out.

paddy's day baby. happy birthday to angie today. thanks, chuck. >>> new this morning, d.c. police are investigating a shooting involving an officer in southeast washington. it happened around 1:00 this morning in the 300 block of atlantic street. the officer was not injured in the incident and it appears to be related to a robbery. >>> meanwhile, police are investigating a double shooting that killed one and critically injured another. it happened around 11:30 last night in the 4200 block of edson place southeast. one man was shot in the street. one was taken to a nearby hospital. police say they are on the lookout for three suspects who ran off after the shootings. >>> today thousands of runners will rock 'n' roll through the city for one of the biggest races. the marathon starts in two hours. good luck runners. as the only race run completely within city limits, many roads are already shut down. there's also significant closures on constitution, minnesota and c street northeast. the closures should end around 3:00 this afternoon. metro open an hour early at 6:00 a.m. to h

he was held, of course, put in the paddy wagon and brought with other people to this station. he was always in the custody of a secret serviceman. as we understand, he paid a fine and now he's free to go, but that probably won't be the end of it. >> i never thought we would be talking about the arrest of george clooney. now this. >>> the military diplomatic and legal disaster for the united states. >> that was the voice of jeff toobin talk to go me yesterday. he is talking about the american soldier accused of killing innocent women and children in afghanistan. we know he is expected to arrive in kansas any minute now. as we learn more about the suspect's personal life, his lawyer suggests this is just more about the start of a trial about the war itself. that's next. everyone in america depends on the postal service. i get my cancer medications through the mail. now washington, they're looking at shutting down post offices coast to coast. closing plants is not the answer. they want to cut 100,000 jobs. it's gonna cost us more, and the service is gonna be less. we could lose c

i love the idea that kraemer is protesting with george and they both end up in a paddy wagon going toail. sounds like seinfeld. they do get into the paddy wagon together and fred kraemer was telling us how george was loosening up the crowd and keeping things warm in there and because they were on government property they were arrested by secret service and not the police. and when they asked for their names clooney spat out brad pitt to try and set up his pal and take a pass. they all went in and shared a cell together for a matter of hours. you've got martin luther king iii and you've got, you know, government reps, a serious group of people in here and they said what they did is used the time wisely. they pulled up a table and chairs and they got around together and they discussed what's the next step in our stance against the sudan government? they used it wisely and there turned out to be i think sometimes it's hard getting a lot of powerful people in a room together. >> yeah. how about that? >> listen, were you surprised to hear that rosie o'donnell's talk show is canceled on the

paddy's day jig. >> and apparently he does crazy stuff like this all the time because we found out thate actually has a youtube channel where he does a comedy sketch. >> unbelievable. leave it to ellen to come up with that. >> unbelievable. >> do that while you're doing weather. >> that would be quite interesting. let's take a look at our seven-day forecast. we'll have more coming up at 6:00 p.m. on the radar. through this weekend, the chance of thunderstorms on saturday and sunday. >> okay. thank you so much. >> sure. >> thank you so much for joining us. we'll see you back here at 6:00. bye-bye. [grunting] (sir can-a-lot) hello, madame. sir can-a-lot. crusader of flavor. i wanted to make your mac 'n cheese more delicious by adding glorious spam! (ancr) break the monotony. visit spam.com.

all of his rice paddies and fields were damaged. but he wants to find a way to continue farming. three months after the disaster, the survey results show a motivation level of 90, quite high. this time around, however, he scored 50. his enthusiasm for life is draining away. start farming again. individual farms are not eligible for government subsidies. to qualify he needs to team up with other landowners. he got in touch with about 80 farmers he had worked with in the past to ask about their plants. their response was depressing. he found that one in four wanted to quit farming. >> translator: i was shocked. i hadn't expected so many to say they planned to quit farming their own land. >> reporter: endo told abe he wanted to quit. endo's home was completely destroyed by the tsunami and he lost all of his farming equipment. at the very least, it would take him two years to rehabilitate his fields. endo would be 68 by then and there is no one to take over the family business. >> translator: it would be very difficult to start from scratch when i'm nearly 70. it's not that i want to

they put their hands behind their backs and put them in a paddy wagon. >> the children were sought -- were charged with aggravated assault for an alleged assault last week. quite the suspect allegedly threatened the victim to put their head under the water. there was another juvenile that ssaulted on some railroad tracks. >> they should not be in jail. they are children. >> loretta says she was forbidden to talk to her daughter the whole time she was in custody. she did not see her daughter until midnight -- 12 hours after she would taken from school. >> she would not her normal self. it is kind of like she was shot in a way, but trying to hide it. >> loretta and our father are upset by the way officers settle the arrest. the aclu -- the aclu said they are also outraged. >> they are in violation of procedures concerning school arrest. they are not supposed to arrest children during school hours when it is feasible for them to arrest the children at home. >> i hope this does not happen to any other families. i hope they learn how to do their job. >> a spokesman for the department said