. >>> and we're going to talk to professor marque perry of the university of michigan who coined the ten-reason argument. by the way. be sure to watch next tuesday when the godfathers of supply-side economies, art laffer and robert mundell, will give us their solutions on how to grow the america economy so that we remain first around the world. speaking of which, you're watching cnbc, we are first in business worldwide. compare a well equipped lexus es, to a well-equipped buick lacrosse. get inside each. and see what you find. if perfection is what you pursue, this just might change your course. meet the new class of world class. the twenty-ten lacrosse, from buick. may the best car win. >>> all right. welcome back, everybody. this segment is about the letter "v." and the letter "v" signifies a stronger than expected recovery due to the release of respect statistics that suggests we could be headed for a boom, at least for the next several quarters. before we introduce our guests, my great friend, university of michigan professor marque perry on his blog, ten reasons why the economic

. >> mcveigh is handcuffed and taken to the nearest local lockup in the small town of perry, oklahoma. he's charged with misdemeanors of driving a vehicle without plates, and carrying a weapon without a permit. at booking, mcveigh is calm and unassuming. >> i talked to the people who booked him in. nice boy, not nervous, didn't show any inkling. this kid can mask what's going on inside of him very well. >> mcveigh is booked about two hours after the bombing and still doesn't know the degree of damage he has inflicted. but while waiting for a cell to become available. he catches sight of a television, showing images of the carnage. >> it was at the perry courthouse when they were booking me in, right? and i was watching the tv, and of course i'm absorbing it without pretending i'm not, pretending to be worried about being arrested. >> that's when he caught his first glimpse of the murrah building, and his first reaction was, damn, i didn't take the building completely down. so he's got that in his memory when he goes up to the holding cell. >> mcveigh was just wondering, do they know i

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more with mark perry and larry johnson in a moment. >> after words with mark perry and larry johnson continues. >> welcome back to after words. i am talking to mark perry, author of "talking to terrorists" so i'm not talking to a terrorist but talking to someone who has written about terrorism. we ended up at the break with my sort of surprised. you had nice things to say about don rumsfeld that broke with conventional wisdom so i want you to explain yourself. why was rumsfeld not be wants or that some of us thought he was? >> guest: you have touched on a sore spot because a lot of my progressive friends, all of them, have wondered why, as they said, it given rumsfeld a pass? i don't want to portray him as a great american hero. he made mistakes as secretary of defense and he knows that. he was difficult to deal with. i think that his battle plan that he insisted be adopted was wrong for iraq. but once we were there, and once things began to go sour, no one was more uncomfortable and pained by the casualties we were taking than donald rumsfeld. i know he is difficult. i know a lot of

and, you know, i care as much for katy perry. i've never met katy perry.'t even think this would ever come about where i would be here. but i prayed for a lot of years having been told of jennifer's same-sex decision and relationship. and so i didn't say a word to anybody, kept it quiet, did not go public with anyone except the lord in my prayers for jennifer until it came public last week in the articles that she just mentioned to you that she gave. and then i said, well, hey, this is not right. >> larry: i understand that. katy perry has a male fiance. >> yeah. i think in the whole aspect, you know, of kind of being raised in the church, knowing what the bible says, coming out as you had said earlier with hip songs like "i kissed a girl" and pushing the envelope with all that is one thing. coming out and saying i, you know, am a homosexual and want to be accepted by the church and christianity that made me famous and gave me a platform of which a lot of people have looked to jennifer, as i did for many years, enjoy her music, went to her concerts, was a

let's go to captain mike perry to find out what it's all g. -- about. >> reporter: we have universityf maryland police, and baltimore city fire at the university of maryland hospital campus. now, this is at the corner of grain and lombard street. apparently a fire department hazmat crew is on the scene. we know very little of why they're here. other than to investigate some sort of leak inside the hospital property. there are about 5 pieces of fire apparatus, currently on lombard street. this is going to be west of green street. you see fire perm, meeting at this time. we have not learned of any evacuations at the university of maryland hospital campus at this point. but well there is plenty of activity here. and as we continue to investigate this, hopefully we'll get some further information. but as i stated, south green street is closed. south of baltimore street. and westbound along lombard, from green street, it remains closed, as university of maryland police and firefighters continue their investigation. we'll continue to keep you updated as we gather information. >>> all right,

perry, great to see you here. "washington post," david corn of "mother jones." up next, the republican party is divided on whether the campaign on the strategy of repealing health care as a slogan and the parties say it will never happen. should republicans push the repeal button right now and take it seriously or not or do they know better? today i'm wearing this pin in honor of world autism awareness day, a disorder that affects tens of millions of adults and children. for more information on autism, what you can do, go to autismspeaks.com. t me to invest in what? imported ice? yeah! i mean, people love imported water. so this is the next logical step. i think i'll stick with following my green line. oh, come on! hey, working with my guy at fidelity could have me retiring in a few years. and besides, couldn't people just freeze their imported water? don't be ridiculous. work with the company that's helping more people reach retirement than anyone else -- because when it comes to investing, you should never settl

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it's not as good as all the other tyler perry movies.he plot gets a little lost. a lot of reviewers have said it has a lifetime feel to it, a lifetime movie, and i got that. i understood why people were criticizing it that way. it does have a soap opera effect. like i said, there's some really powerful scenes. keisha our floor manager agrees, thinks it should be higher up there. go see it, it's worth seeing. >> janet did well? >> amazingly good, yes. >> i picked "clash of the titans" which normally i'm not into the fantasy action-adventure movies so i wentn th very low expectations. first off it's the remake of the 1981 film of the same name based on the greek myth of perseus, he's the main character played by sam worthington. the creature you saw there i believe was kraken. that's its name. it's a struggle for power pitting men against kings, kings against gods, the movie moves from battle to battle to battle. there are a lot of battles going on. one of them involves perseus and his crew going into battle against medusa in the underwor.

nuclear posture that was chaired by secretary perry, took some very persuasive testimony. about the concern that many allied and friendly governments had about the reduction in the u.s. nuclear capability. so i wonder if this factor is likely to have an effect on the regional consequences of iran becoming a nuclear power? >> george will answer it. >> well, i think, bill -- i mean, things get conflated, in other words, a reduction of marginal capability that as you know the strategic command and the u.s. military command said they can do without, without changing the force posture, doctrine or anything else, which is what's being proposed under s.t.a.r.t. does nothing even to change u.s. ultimate capability. and i think that's being conveyed to all of the allies. the allies, i think, that you're referring to generally tend to be japan and then some of the nato states. in japan, since the perry/schlesinger commission says do take away the sea launch cruise missile that the u.s. had been retaining even though the navy didn't want it or we didn't feel we needed it. but we reta

that's one of the questions posed to governor rick perry of texas. story in "newsweek" magazine. in an interview governor perry insisted he is focused on texas and wouldn't runt for president. however, he then says whoever is elected to run for president to make washington as inconsequential on our life as they can. up ways tdd# 1-800-345-2550 to give us more for our money. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 i guess i'd just like to see a little more give tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and a little less take, you know? tdd# 1-800-345-2550 if it was up to me, they'd spend a lot more time tdd# 1-800-345-2550 worrying about my bottom line. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 (announcer) at charles schwab, investors rule. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 are you ready to rule? it says that when you buy a grand caravan, dodge will give you 60 days to decide if you want to keep it. that's ridiculous. look at it. it's got seating for up to seven, a smooth v6 engine and a five star government crash test rating. why would you need 60 days, really, who is that indecisive? the dodge "you won't need 60 days to decid

when he first met judge perry years ago, perry, who was a no nonsense judge said there are two rules.eaves at 8:30 in the morning. be on it. and number two, be prepared. you follow those two rules and you'll do fine in my courtroom. he say no nonsense judge. >> all righty. you know we'll be watching. we know you will be, too. thanks for clearing it all up for us. we appreciate it. >>> a new ash cloud is already causing problems. look at this thing. the pictures are just fascinating, aren't they? this closed some airports in norway this morning. so far today the flight situation in europe is actually improving. air traffic officials expect more than half of the flights over europe to go ahead today. only about one-third took off yesterday. >>> now one of our ireporters who spent five days stranded at the amsterdam airport says he finally has in his hand a boarding pass for a flight back to hong kong. paulo woo sent us these photos. you can see the pillows and everything stacked up there. he said in the beginning, passengers were greeted with smiles, patience, cots. now airport authorit

i'm talking to mark perry, author of. i'm not talking to a terrorist but someone who's written about terrorism. and we ended up on the break with my sword of supplies he had some nice things to say about donald rumsfeld that broke with conventional wisdom so i want you to explain yourself why was rumsfeld of the monster some thought he was? you touched on a sore spot because a lot of progress if friends have wondered why i've given rumsfeld a pass. >> guest: i don't want to portray him as a great american hero. he made mistakes as the secretary of defense and he knows that. he was difficult to deal with and i think the battle plan that he insisted be adopted was wrong before iraq. but once we were there and things began to go sour no one was more uncomfortable and pained by the casualty's we were taking them donald rumsfeld. i know that he's difficult and that a lot of reporters don't like him. but when you are the secretory of defense and get the casualty list across the desk and there are american 19 year old boys it ha

. >> i would like to ask him some questions so today, mark perry i am glad we have this opportunity to speak with you about your book "talking to terrorists" so it may ask you what are you? >> guest: a first question is the hardest. historian and author in one way and middle east activist in another life. this book "talking to terrorists" is a good combination of both because it refers to the history of the region and diplomacy in the region while giving readers i think an insight into what is going on and what the strategy is for the united states in dealing with the real challenge of terrorism in the region. >> host: how did you get to that? your bios military, intelligence that -- intelligence and terrorism. how did you make that transition? to do, of college saying i will be military intelligence? i hop. >> guest: i thought i would come out of college being at ernest hemingway. [laughter] but i became a journalist. may 1988 i went to the west bank to report and i realized i could not to report there was too politically involved i began meeting israelis and palestinians with mr. ara

. >> hello, i'm captain mike perry, we're over putty hill and old harford road where a gas main was struck. the firefighters responded and it's not sure how it ruptured if someone struck it or what. bge is on the scene and the fire department had the road closed. and it's been closed for about the last hour or so as the police stand by. bge arrived on the scene and they've started to work on the roadway in front of a house, the gas is shut off, the fire officials left the seen. it's not clear how long the avenue is closed east of markville high school. this is going to affect the traffic and parts of the high school traffic as they leave for the afternoon and here, they have the road shutdown and it will remain until bge affects the repairs. stay tuned to us throughout the afternoon for further information, baaing to you on -- back to you on tv hill. >> again, we al have the latest at 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00 and on the web at wjz.com. >> and mayor stephanie rawlings- blake announces a budget savings packages. mike hellgren has more. >> reporter: we'll start with the good news, the police depa

perry. [applause] >> thank you, mr. sheets justice for your kind introduction, and for honoring us -- thank you, mr. chief justice, for your kind introduction, and for honoring us with your presence tonight. my own mentor, henry abraham, is here this evening. he taught me everything i know about judicial appointments. his book is now in its fifth edition and is the definitive work on supreme court nominations. i would also like to thank my longtime friends, students colonies -- friends, students, and colleagues. i would like to thank our dean. you may have heard about a recent speech given across the street in which a resident of a large white house at the opposite end of pennsylvania avenue inadvertently advertised the theme of the historical society 2010 lecture series by announcing his respect for separation of powers among the branches of government. i must admit that the theory behind separating government powers tends to make my students by slaves -- students' eyes glaze over. a poll revealed that many americans i

whole cast back from the original "why did i get married" janet jackson is in it and she and tyler perryng the heck out of the movie. it's still not going to stand up well. give it a run for the money is "the last song". >> is that finally out? i feel like i've been seeing that for a long time. >> we see her all the time. this is her film, which has nothing to do with her hannah montana character. this is an interesting foray into can miley really be an actress. that's what she says she wants. the buzz is she's good despite the screen play. according to most of the critics, i have not seen it yet, she didn't have a lot to work with but she holds her own. >> you mentioned gabourey sidibe. everybody loves this girl. does she have a project coming up? is she working on something now? >> once under the circumstances the type of box office exposure she got, you tend to get a lot of other offers. nothing i know of that she's signed on for right now. i think it's going to be great to see her outside of this "precious" role. i got to see her at an award, because mo'nique got so much attention, y

the skins took perry riley from lsu, a linebacker.n the sixth, it was dennis morris, a tight end out of louisiana tech. in the seventh round wide receiver terrence austin from ucla was there and eric cook out of new mexico and selvish capers, an offensive tackle from west virginia. to baseball now. nationals catcher ivan pudge rodriguez is probably rethinking a move he made yesterday when he tried to beat out a throw at home plate with the nationals down by one run in extra innings against the dodgers. we're at national park where joe torre was making himself at home just watching the game. bottom of the eighth, nats trail by a run. >> nyjer morgan sends that to left. adam kennedy scores to tie the game at three. but the game goes to extra innings. now we're in the 11th inning. russell martin lifts that one to right. but check out willie harris. has a beat on it. jumps up and makes that catch. willie was pumped. this, my friends, is impressive. willie harris reads it like a book making that amazing grab. good effort by harris. to the

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captain paul perry with more. >> this is actually a marsh fire, it happens pretty much this time of year all over the chesapeake bay area. this is in dunn decreek. baltimore county. this is gunpowder state park on the south side. firefighters you see from the baltimore county fire department, their fire boats are here trying to extinguish a marsh fire. no word on what caused it but this very dry marsh grass will burn rather rapidly. looks like 2 acres or so of marsh grass has burned. fire department officials have a pretty good handle on it, rather smokey and allowing smoke to go up into the chase ebeneezer area, no hazard to any housers nearby. >> captain mike perry, thank you very much. >>> three weeks after it sank, they brought an oil ship back to the surface. they used cranes to lift the ship. the military ship sank last month near the yellow sea border with north korea. 46 people were on board and killed. what caused the ship to sinks is still under investigation. >>> new information tonight about the plane crash that killed the president of poland over the weekend. investigators s

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heavier in perry haul and northeastern portion of the city. some of the tailing off to the west. it looks like we do have heavier showers over northeastern portions of baltimore county. northeast in bellaire looking at decent showers. crossing the bay, folks in chester town and west of that towards rock hall looking towards a few showers. we'll continue to see scattered showers down -- so this rain is crossing across the area behind this frontal boundary. heavier showers to the north and east portions of the viewing area. as i expand this out, we're experiencing a weaker upper level low. ahead of it is the rain. to the south of us is another low wrapping in moisture over parts of the care nasa. behind that we're getting breaks in the clouds. we'll get a break from the rain. 1/10" to quarter-inch of a rain depending on where you are. we'll get the heavier showers and we'll continue to see that trail off as we go through the next self-hours. 60s back to the west and upper 60s, so that's an indication of warming temperatures as we go through tomorrow so looks like temperatures will

in second place was a film from tyler perry.train your dragon" fell to third place. >>> and people from all over the world took advantage of the weather and headed to the tidal basin to see the cherry blossoms. among the events of the day was the annual lighting of the japanese lantern. abc7 is a prd sponsor of the cherry blossom festival, which wraps up one week from today. >>> children and their parents are going to be at the annual easter egg roll. j.k. rowling and others will be there. today's beane is aimed at promoting health and wellness. -- the theme is aimed at promoting health and wellness. the cherry blossom festival, the easter egg roll, the nationals home opener, perfect. >>> and the weather will cooperate. it looks like we could be setting some records by tuesday and wednesday, so we will take it. the cherry blossoms, almost on their way out. if you have a chance to go, your st chance will be tuesday and wednesday. the heat is not going to work out well for them. it is 66 degrees currently at nationals park. the da

rick perry, the governor of texas, not known as a great speech giver. in front of this crowd it was all like call and response. they were all jacked up. the politicians were to speak to this crowd with the with the anti-government message. >> kid he try the secessionist stuff? >> sort of. he said there's limited government. there's only a few things the government should do and send the rest back to washington and leave texas alone. all that stuff. all that stuff. >> it's not too early to look at who's winning. let's look at the straw vote in the southern republican leadership conference. here is mitt romney in the lead with our strong organization but basically tying ron paul, the guy who is just the little engine that could. sarah palin behind him. it's like watching the masters. isn't it? sarah palin. there's newt gingrich at 18. way back in the pack is mike huckabee. fox news hasn't been that good for him and then pawlenty can't get out of the basement. >> pawlenty can't get out of the basement. huckabee needs a better time slot apparently. like sat

annapolis 63. 71 perry hall and aberdeen. warmer west and southwest.like gaithersburg and bethesda cracked the 80-degree mark. bwi marshall could not get out of the low 70s. boundary flairing off of the chesapeake. winds light across the state around 5 to 10. maryland's radar all clear. that's going to continue to be the case. satellite radar view we have to go up into central pennsylvania to find any cloud cover. partly cloudy york into harrisburg. we'll take you across the mid atlantic across the east. clear skies in kentucky, tennessee and chicago a few thin clouds here. if you look closely this line of cloud cover. that is huge dome of high pressure back across the entire southeast. that is why we are having so much sunshine and beautiful weather. warmer weather west of the dome of high pressure. you can see mid 80s many many spots. 48 mostly clear skies. outlook for the next seven days. warmer into the easter weekend. >> thank you very much, wyatt. >>> imagine coming home from vacation to find your house ransacked? it happened to one boston compan

it took decades to overcome the rivalry within the department of defense perry and i have been 18 years in the navy when they came along, and of -- apartment of defense. i had been 18 years in the navy when they came along, and i was not a fan of it, but i was wrong. the armed forces are much more effective today than they were doing it separately of fighting over who was in charge. joint doody has taken as part of the way -- joined in to see -- joint duty has taken it part of the way. we have to learn you can still take pride in being from an agency were you also take pride in the accomplishments as a team, what you are able to do together. i am encouraged because the younger generation sees themselves more readily as players on a team with more professional and personal opportunities than any time in history. they are excited by different experiences, and that is the kind of ease those we need to encourage, and that is what we need -- the kind of ethos we need to encourage. the second is to have covert action indicted by a clearly articulated principals, and our third goal is to drive

perry hall picked up in bel air and about to aberdeen. westminster the rain is around for you a break as you head towards frederick letting up at this point. but it will pick up again for sykesville and to the south we will show you where annapolis about to pick up as this batch comes through and there's heavier rain right now to the east of dc in pg county and it's going to pick up for upper moral borrow and clinton. could be a rum bevel thunder in this patch. we will be dealing with the storm right into tomorrow. not quite done with it yet. but there are changes later and for more here's marty. >> staying here in the first warning weather center eating a lunchtime hershey bar without a care in the world. you want to know when the sun is coming out? by wednesday and through saturday. with the warmup that's going to be absolutely nothing short of spectacular. we are going to see temperatures by the weekend move back into the mid and then upper 70s. not a care in the world. got a great extend forecast for you. ahead you said there's lot of

the governor of texas rick perry talked up secession. what's with all the state's right's talk?l the racial attacks, we know now the disgusting public behavior by the guy that yelled and spat on congress cleburne outside the capit capitol. he says the civil war was about other issues besides slavery. because of lincoln's election, the south seceded from the union and formed the confederacy. the plain truth is for all this nostalgia, it is plain, playing to the base. and some just love hearing well-dressed, well-educated types put in pretty words what they can only say more crudely in the dark of night over the telephone. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "countdown" with keith olbermann starts right now. >>> which of these stories will you be talking about tomorrow? licensed to kill. he was linked to the ft. hood shooter and the detroit underwear bomber. is that enough to justify the administration's decision to authorize the targeted killing of the radical cleric anwar al awlaki who was born in new mexico? is that enough to justify it in the wake of the revel

general perry it i applaud your can in admitting that some huge mistakes were made in not moving more quickly on the transition, such that savings could be realized. a decision has not been made yet, but it sounds as if the likely conclusion will be that there will not be a transition. i have to say on behalf of american tax payers, that if they watched this hearing today and watched the transcript, they have a right to be appalled by the fact it took us a couple of years to figure out that we would likely have some savings if we competed the contract. . . another year from august to 2006 -- august 2006 until the basic logcap 4 contract could be awarded, what was the reason for the two year delay? >> mr. commissioner, the delay was a we were going into some uncharted waters. certainly logcap 3 was easy, if you will, for commanders to deal with in the theater. now, we had to go to a competitive bid for each task order. we wanted to make sure the commanders were comfortable with that process. could it have been done faster? i would submit to you, yes. why was it not done faster? i do no

nuclear posture that was chaired by secretary perry it took some very persuasive testimony about the concern and that many allied and printing governments have about the reduction in u.s. nuclear capabilities so i wonder if this factors likely to have an impact on whether regional consequences of iran becoming a nuclear power. >> george will answer. >> well, i think things get conflated. in other words, reduction of marginal capability that is the strategic command it in u.s. military commanders said they can do without changing the forced posture doctrine nor anything else which is what's been proposed from the start does nothing even to change u.s. ultimate capability and i think that that's being conveyed to all of it the allies. the allies i think you're referring to generally tend to be japan and some of the native states. in japan this since the paris schlesinger commission the japanese government has changed and come back to say please do take go way the sea launched cruise missile that the u.s. have been retaining even though the navy didn't want or we didn't feel we needed b

"tyler perry's why did i get married too?" opened in second. "how to train your dragon" slipped to third place. coming up on "good morning america," where are all the jobs? we hear about a hot industry and help you can get hired. and that is your "money scope" report. i am vinita nair. >>> 6:20. we have 57 degrees. we have breaking news in florida. the space shuttle discovery is beginning its final countdown to lift off. >> let's listen live. >> 20 seconds. t-minus 15 seconds. we have a go. up and ready. 3, two, one. and liftoff of discovery. blazing a trail. >> it is rolling into a headstand position. and going on to the space station. the threengines are now throttling down to reduce stress on the shuttle. discovery is at altitude of 4.7 miles and traveling. >> go at throttle upper. >> roger, go at throttle up. >> performance that will cut capability. >> so far, so good for the space shuttle discovery. it has repair equipment and science experiments. back with more after this. >>> welcome back. we have some lifesaving information. breast feed

perry riley was taken in the fourth ride. another tight end in the sixth.hree picks in the seventh today which were a receiver, a senator and another offensive tackle. jason campbell may not be far out west but will be getting local protection. taken by the raiders in the fourth round as the drafts 106th pick. campbell's former terps teammate taking part in the annual spring game. one interception on 11 for 13 passing. scott who missed five games last season ran for 26 yards on four carries. he says he was pleased with the team's spring program. >>> on to the nationals now. nobody expects them to be the best team in baseball but what is more important is they finally are shaking the title of being the worst. >> down 3-2. morgan singling to left here. adam kennedy scores and this thing is tied up at 3-3. we are going to extra innings. same scored. russell martin bringing home a player. bottom of the inning. grounder. play at the plate. coming home. he just barely is out. cristian guzman ending it all. nats fall 4-3 in 13. the orioles at the red sox and os to

perry. [applause] >> thank you, mr. sheets justice for your kind introduction, and for honoring us -- thank you, mr. chief justice, for your kind introduction, and for honoring us with your presence tonight. my own mentor, henry abraham, is here this evening. he taught me everything i know about judicial appointments. his book is now in its fifth edition and is the definitive work on supreme court nominations. i would also like to thank my longtime friends, students colonies -- friends, students, and colleagues. i would like to thank our dean. you may have heard about a recent speech given across the street in which a resident of a large white house at the opposite end of pennsylvania avenue inadvertently advertised the theme of the historical society 2010 lecture series by announcing his respect for separation of powers among the branches of government. i must admit that the theory behind separating government powers tends to make my students by slaves -- students' eyes glaze over. a poll revealed that many americans i

steve perry, appreciate it.e. >> thank you. >>> next, the latest on the case of the massachusetts high school student accused of bullying a 15-year-old classmate who killed herself. >>> plus the game show shocker. one family feud contestant tells us why ellen degeneres is famous. you won't believe his answer. we'll show you the tape. can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try. i heard eating whole grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lower our cholesterol, but finding healthy food that tastes good is torturous. your father is suffering. [ male announcer ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and can help lower cholesterol. bee happy. bee healthy. [ female announcer ] try new chocolate cheerios with a touch of delicious chocolate taste in every bite. in this. one day, i'll park this in a spot reserved for me. it's got 26,000 miles on it now, but i'm gonna take it to a thousand million. [ male announcer ] when you own a certi

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perry, from texas, and i'm from texas, i listened to him and nearly died.we have one of the lowest records as far as healthcare and educati education, and he has given nearly every contract for road work and for other things of that nature to foreign companies here in texas -- to foreign countries and their companies. and newt gingrich, my god! his history tells it all. and how anybody could vote for these people who have gotten us into this mess to carry on and keep this mess going i just do not understand it. it is beyond me. host: mr. smith. guest: well, there is the notion that i mean more often on a national level it is president bush than governor perry should be blamed for the continuing recession or the recently ended recession, depending on who you ask. obviously it makes a lot of sense but people don't, for whatever reason in the polling right now and just sort of public opinion, the blame has shifted to the incumbent president and to obama. so, i think any continued economic troubles will be -- he's going to take the blame for it. any improvement

now i'm perry mason. did that happen. >> you are best lawyer that is not a lawyer than anybody i know. >> bill: i have on that and have common sense. >> mr. harvard man, we see the law early because we don't have all that ivy in our eyes. >> bill: most controversial story of the year. what kind of men do american women want? culture warriors have been investigating. es .. at once. one: kls weeds to the root. two: forms a barrier, preventing new ones for up to four months. roundup extended control. but my doctor told me that most calcium supplements... aren't absorbed properly unless taken with food. he recommended citracal. it's different -- it's calcium citrate, so it can be absorbed with or without food. citracal. >>> o'reilly and the culture warriors. they try to pinpoint what women wanted when it comes to men. they examined 4500 women in 30 different countries and concluded that. women that live in countries with poor heath care prefer macho men, but women that live in healthy countries like sweden wa

i am in the new smurf movie with katie perry and i am grouchy smurf, larry. >> larry: grouchy smurf?ize head, blue body. >> larry: by the way, you've done this show, now, this late-night show for five months. are you enjoying it? >> you know, i truly am enjoying it. i enjoy -- i'm curious, you know, here's the beauty of growing up with the tv as your sibling. i watched "the tonight show" with johnny jcarson. johnny carson threw a party every night, knew everyone in hollywood, loved music, smoked cigarettes, johnny carson was a good listener. that all came across. he was cool. my homage and this show is like what i grew up watching. craig ferguson, probably the most innovative guy, because most of his show is done off the cuff. that's amazing. i have no ill will toward anybody. and like i said, i'm happy that conan's coming and it makes late-night exciting. it's almost like a heavyweight division filled with contenders. everybody can knock everybody out. >> larry: does it mean, then, you don't go out and do stand-up anymore? >> you know, it's difficult. i was talking to chris rock abo

i'm in the new smurf movie with katy perry. smurf. >> larry: grouchy smurf. >> same sized hair, blue body. >> larry: you have done this late night show for five months. are you enjoying it? >> i truly am enjoying it. i'm curious. here is the beauty of growing up with tv as your sibling. i watch the tonight show with johnny carson. he threw a party every night. he knew everybody in hollywood. he loved music. he smokes cigarettes. he was a good listener. that all came across. he was cool. this is a dedication to what i grew up watching on johnny carson. david letterman, the same thing. i love jimmy kimmel. i have no ill will toward anybody. i'm happy conan is coming. it makes late night exciting. it's like a heavyweight division filled with contenders. everybody can knock everybody out. >> larry: does it mean you don't go out and do stand-up anymore? >> it's difficult. i was talking to chris rock about this on the show. it's difficult because of youtube and twitter and everybody having a video camera. when you are trying to work

governor rick perry of texas, i'll talk about texas succeeding from the union.ended up beating kay bail hutchenson. he figured there was political play in this, that it was going to solidify him with the right of the republican party and show he was a true virginian in this regard. it was a mistake. i'm glad he fixed the language and we can move on with things. it wasn't a helpful day for anybody. >> brag, do you agree with that sentiment at least, given what you were trying to achieve here, where are you on this? >> well, i mean, i think the professor is completely wrong. i think governor mcdonnell did this -- >> wrong about what? be specific. i mean, you don't agree that we don't continue having this conversation over and over every time this issue is raised? >> well, i mean the issue is does virginia honor the people that fought for the state who had to fight armies three times their size that basically destroyed the state and killed thousands of our citizens? our organization represents the decendents of confederate veterans. we view them honorably, whether

star in the republican party and later this afternoon, we're going to hear from texas governor rick perry, in the process of running for an unprecedented third four year term but hinted about succession of the union. he's anti throw his ten gallon hat in the ring for 2012. >> carl cameron in new orleans, enjoy. an international incident set off by a bad joke. we told you about the diplomat in from the middle eastern nation of qatar headed home. we'll talk to pj crowley about that situation and other things and i'll ask him about the pipe. why not?actuarme that's next. campbell's condensed soup. so if you've ever wondered who grew my soup, well, here they are. ♪ so many, many reasons ♪ it's so m'm! m'm! good! ♪ >> shepard: our favorite diplomat, he set off an emergency situation in a denver bound airliner. the diplomat from qatar who apparently was pretty terrible sense of humor is reportedly packing his bags and leaving the united states. flight attendants confronted the diplomat after he reportedly smoke something in the plane's bathroom and joked about setting his shoes on fire, which i

captain mike perry with more. >> we have a fire at westview mall. this is at the roz store -- ross store. a large electrical panel in the rear of the store in the exterior, caught fire, as you can see the smoke and flames scorched the side of the building. the fire did not extend inside. there were no injuries at this point. fire crews requested bge. there are no injuries. back to you. >>> a new boat tour at the inner harbor is going to get your attention. the sea dog cruise line is launching this week in baltimore. and today, the captain took me for a spin. >> reporter: buckle up. that's what the captain of the sea dog 3 told me before she gunned it. >> whoo! this is pretty amazing. >> i'm buckled in and holding on for dear life! >> the open-air speedboat, which seats over 100 passengers is a 70-foot vessel, equipped with turbo-charged engines. it is the latest tour venture to hit the inner harbor. when it slowed down, i talked with the captain. >> how fast does it go? >> 132 knots, which is almost 40 miles an hour. >> that's pretty fast. >> it doe

. >> captain mike perry, live on chopper hill. we'll keep you updated on this still unfolding story. >>> police arrest one of two suspects in the brazen home invasion. mike schuh is live in the newsroom now with details. >> reporter: 21-year-old michael may was arrested by the baltimore city police, during a traffic stop last night. may is one of two men wanted for forcing their way into a mobile home in crownsville. once inside, the two men used a knife and a baseball bat to attack several people. this according to police. three victims suffered stab wounds. the suspect then fled with money and property. >> police have not identified the second suspect. >>> two baseball players at frostburg state were shot this weekend. one died and a fellow student is charged with the crimes. derek valcourt has more reaction to the violence that has rocked the normally quiet campus. >> reporter: still a somber mood on that campus, where tonight, they will pay tribute to one of the victims and pray for the speedy recovery of another. >> reporter:

>> education contributor, steve perry, we visited the day after president obama was elected back in 2008romised me that they would finish high school and go to college and they did. you know, next weekend, we want to you check out our special, it's called fixing american's schools. it's a town hall meeting with parents, students, teachers from all across the u.s. plus, education secretary arnie duncan. if you have any questions for him, for the education secretary, or for me, send it through twitter, tweet it, facebook, or send it on myspace, don lemon@cnn. sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern, only here on cnn. >>> here's something that you don't see every day. an african-american defending the con fed ra see. >> it's a great thing that the governor of virginia did when he declared confederate history month. >> why he stands behind the controversial confederate history month. >>> plus, the national enquirer has a reputation for capitalizes on the pain and suffering of others. but could a pulitzer prize change the paper's image? can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try.

the perry hall building is being changed over into condos.he families are required to invest 300 to 500 sweat equity hours. >>> a famous actor was robbed and why the white house has a cause for concern. >>> more and more people are becoming physically addicted to tanning. the warning signs and the dangerous consequences, coming up next. . >>> we've been talking about it. this allergy season is worst than most and you may be adding to your misery without knowing it. a new study shows drinking alcohol could make symptoms worse, especially for woman. the reason? researchers say beer, wine, and liquor contain histamine. doctors say hormones may make women more vulnerable than men. >>> we know people can get addicted to alcohol but what about a tanning addiction? >> whether it's from a tanning bed or the sun, more and more people are becoming physically addicted and it could have deadly results, say doctors. we have the report. >> reporter: they want to be brown to perfection, tanned and tempting. >> i like that my face didn't look so pale. >> rep

the perry hall condo project on 17th street in south arlington. 12 families that will eventually live there have already started to contribute to their so-called sweat equity. that means that they help build their own houses and other houses. this is habitat's first project in arlg in about a decade. good for them. >> that's a big project. congratulations to them. good for them, as you said. boy, not a good day to be building and constructing or rehabbing anything out there. look at this. all over the land. >> but it is a great day for flowers and for grass, trees. veronica? >> speaking of projects, jim and pat, there is going to be a lot going on tomorrow because it is earth day. we could have no finer weather across the area. again, one of the warmest the next seven and today, though, a great day for ducks and swans and all of those feathered friends. william was out in the rain today taking these for us. pretty there on the flowers. flowers getting rain. if you have pictures send to us, isee@nbcwashington.com. there is the rain heading out of here. should be gone by the time we get

we sent to survey out to them and got a response back from 58 people perry the response we got -- theonse we got -- one high level official forgot to send one page and that we got a frantic phone call and they want to fax it to us. people care about results. let's go through some of them. first and foremost, we have divided them up by republicans and democrats. we wanted to show what people who were part of republican or democratic administrations believe. we found that there is absolutely bipartisan consensus on everything, every metric we measured. for example, we ask the question if you agree or disagree that if we do not address the long-term fiscal situation, we are heading for another economic crisis. republican was 63 percent strongly agree and democrats 71%. overwhelmingly, over 90% of both agreed. there is unanimous 100% of both republicans and democrats said that the federal government is currently on an unsustainable fiscal path. in addition, they all feel that the long-term structural deficits that we face are far more the crisis than we need to focus on a short-term crisi