to us, she's just rachael, but to the rest of the world she's the woman who, after having one too many drinks, chose not to drive home buzzed. here today to honor rachael is the family whose lives she spared. >>> i'm thinking, of course of a death of a loved one, of course. some other kind of loss. >> i'm not sure that the word important is something i would use, but the reason that it comes up for many people is as you say, for one of two reasons. either they're pushing it off and their bodice can't stand pushing it off any more, they'll search out something, like a grief group. what happens then, is that, people search it out because of the fact that they want to understand it. it's one of two somethings that go on. >> is it normal for people to get angry? >> yes. >> what do they go through in the process? >> usually, people deal with four feelings. understanding a process or what happens in grief normalizes thing. anger is something that people feel. and some don't have a lot of anger. it depends on the situation and their personality. >> and i could imagine, if it's someone that's

what you have to tell them is we don't differentiate between rachael and dylan decide to collaborate to make something. or whether rachael or dylan are able to exploit one another through some particular breech of visibility, integrity or choice where i withhold information from you or whatever it may be. there are these things we do in our personal relationships and our systematic relationships as a country and we're paying a we lost the nobility with compassion. i've been yelling and screaming problems. it's wrong. it hurt me. i gained weight, i started smoking. it's not health become angry about what's in this book. and somebody who wrote it originally angry. >> but are we -- >> it's compassion. >> are we more precise about awhat free enterprise is? >> it's amazing. it is so -- the revelation of discreet data and the ability to identify the excrete data and then adapt to it which we saw first with crime fighting in new york. where is the crime? put a punch of cops there and go do that. that was celebrated in this country. william bratton and all the improvements and new york's pol

let's speak to rachael harvey. what information do you have about this potential release? >> it was announced on state television last night that a total of 661 prisoners would be set free. the statement quoted the president as saying that they would include those who could make a positive contribution to the political process. those are interesting words and have led many to believe that this time around there could be a substantial number of political detainees who are set free including some very prominent names. peters of the student uprising. also some monks, particularly those connected with the 2007 street protests. there are also journalists that have been in prison for some time. >> it was just two weeks ago that political prisoners were released. why release another batch of prisoners so soon? >> in the past, there were so many more to be released. some people put the figure at around 600. others put the figure at more than 1000. it is always difficult to collate the proceeds -- the numbers precisely. they call them all convicts. behind closed doors, there is an

rachael ray's sandwich challenge.my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. (woman) the fund-raising was the easiest part. people were very giving. complete strangers wanting to help. i knew someday i was gonna do this walk. if i can do this, you definitely can do this. we can do this. we can all do this together. (m(m) register today for the... and receive $25 off your registration fee. because everyone deserves a lifetime. >>> i love rachael ray. cheers! >> she's cheating. cheating. >> we're delighted to have her here. she has a new show with guy fieri, it's called "rachel versus guy." a hot competition every episode. we're going to have a showdown this morning. >> that they're already cheating about. >> we're just prepping the bread. >> i was just doing some -- >> this is what it's like on the show. the winner gets bragging rights here. >> tell us about the show. it's hot. >> on "rachel versus guy." it's on sunday nights on the food network. it's "dancing with the stars" but with knives and flame

rachael ray.she has a new show with guy fieri, it's called "rachel versus guy." a hot competition every episode. we're going to have a showdown this morning. >> that they're already cheating about. >> we're just prepping the bread. >> i was just doing some -- >> this is what it's like on the show. the winner gets bragging rights here. >> tell us about the show. it's hot. >> on "rachel versus guy." it's on sunday nights on the food network. it's "dancing with the stars" but with knives and flames. it's a cooking competition. it's a celebrity cookoff. guy coaches one team. i coach another team. we have olympians. coolio. movie stars, like lou diamond phillips. cheech marin. the winner gets 50 grand for the charity of their choice. we torture them with knives. and starting tomorrow on the day time show, guy and i cohost a cookoff for three weeks. between mothers and daughters, fathers and sons. the winning kid gets $10,000 and the winning parent gets a kitchen. we're going to hold a 90-second, build

i'll be out there talking with rachael ray. >> that will be good.althy lifestyles. 5:54 is the time. >> you >> president obama's re-election campaign giving you the chance to relive his special moment at the apollo theater. >> yeah, the president earned more cool points when he belted out part of al green's "lets stay together." >> ♪ i am so in love with you send in >> don't you wish you could hear more on that one? the president's official site now offers a free ringtone of this tune. it is available for the iphone and other smart phones. >> that's pretty cool. >> lisa baden is coming back to help you navigate your wednesday morn >> straight ahead a daring overnight raid rescued a u.s. hostage held in somalia. we will have details. >> the state of our union is getting stronger. we have come too far to turn back now. >>

first lady michelle obama, vilsack and rachael ray headed to a school to talk up the requirements which will impact an estimated 32 million kids who get meals in schools. >> to make sure they get basic nutrition that they need to stay healthy. >> reporter: the overhaul is aimed at combating childhood obesity. nearly one in five is obese. month requirements more foods rich in whole grain and lighter in sodium. offering only fat free or low fat milk. it calls for age appropriate calorie limits and serving sizes and a reduction in saturated fats and transfats. the new rules will be phased in at a cost of $3.2 billion over five years. for consumer watch, i'm karin caifa. >>> turns out a little bit of alcohol can double the life span. researchers at the university of california los angeles suggest the type of come found in alcoholic drinks may play an important role in delaying the aging process. it was equal to a tablespoon of ethanol. for beer drinkers, one bottle diluted with 100 gallons of water. >>> breast cancer awareness month is over but anne arundel county firefighters are still sho

the food channel's rachael ray helped prepare the meal. mrs.obama heaped spearhead the measure. >> when we send our kids to school we have a right to expect they won't be eating the kind of fatty, salty, sugary foods we're trying to keep from them at home. >> new guidelines involve doubling amounts of vegetables serving only fat free milk and child sized portions and reducing salt and fat. the healthy hunger free kids act will be largely fais phased in over time starting in 2012, 2013 school year. >> and coming up next, the successful placement rate of one animal shelter. >> and we want to invite you to down load our oscars axe pp leading up to next month's academy awards. our special app let's you challenge your friends now, to pick winner autos just go to abc 7 news.com and look for the link. -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great

catch "rachael versus guy celebrity cook-off" sundays on food network. here's nat. >> today's health is brought to you by kleenex brand tissues. softness worth sharing. >> thank you, al. this morning on today's health, is it a cold or the flu? recognizing the difference between the two illnesses can be critical to avoiding more serious health problems. "today" contributor dr. raj is from langone medical center and author of "what the yuck." good morning. >> good morning. >> it's been a mild flu season is. february is the peak so it's a good reminder, as any time. we should point out the flu can be deadly, right? >> absolutely. colds generally make you feel not great but they don't knock you out. the flu can lead to serious complications, things like pneumonia, bacterial infections. could be fatal in some people. important we don't get lulled into a false sense of security. we are still waiting for the peak which is january and february. >> knowing the difference between a cold and flu is important because the flu can be deadly. >> it can be. you want to

she is joining rachael ray and agriculture secretary tom vilsack in alexandria and now. she is there to announce that school meals will have less sodium, more whole grains and fruits and vegetables. it represents the first major overhaul of school lunches in years. we will have much more on what the new rules mean coming up tonight at 5:00. it is an incredible rescue all caught on tape. buried life by an avalanche. he is alive today thanks to the quick action by his friends. it started as a perfect sunday afternoon. france and snow mobiles -- friends on the snowmobiles shooting every second on camera. john swanson off the snow mobile at the time, is swept under and buried. frantically, they uncovered his head and face, all the while trying to reassure him and make sure his airway is clear. the snow is packed like a cement, and they struggled to clear his head. rest of him is totally covered. it was his second brush with a deadly situation. he spent six weeks in a coma after being engulfed in flames working on his car 15 years ago. he could not budge an inch in the snow.

. >> rachael, it's too long a story to explain how i got stuck here today. i was headed back to new york and had to come back and buy a tie tonight. i went to the gap sale at the new hampshire mall. $10.97. my proudest pricetag ever. you're missing the big sales. >> will you bring me back something, please? >> i'll find something. thanks, rachael. >> thanks, lawrence. >> exactly two hours from right now, the first votes will be cast in new hampshire which is not a minute too soon for mitt romney. >> you know, the sun may go down tonight but it ain't going to be jobs. >> i want to get the nomination. >> this ain't the beanbag. >> if you don't like what they do, you could fire them. >> romney declared he lights fire in people. >> mitt romney likes being able to fire people who work for him. >> i like being able to fire people that provide services to me. >> i think it's a gaffe, a reel gaffe. >> it gives the impression he simply does not care. >> it's a gordon gecko like narrative. >> today "the wall street journal" reports on romney's time. >> the two enterpr

the first lady with some culinary help from celeb chef rachael ray lunches with healthier options. changes include ensuring that students are offered fruits and veggies every day offering fat- free and low fat milk and controlling portion size. >> we have a right to expect that the food they get at school is the same kind of food that we want to serve at our own kitchen table. >> all those changes could take place as soon as next year. next school year. and affect more than 32 million children. >>> today some encouraging developments in the fight against cancer. researchers in new york are planning clinical trials on a vaccine designed to kill cancer develops in the body and keep them from coming back. they discovered a drug used to prevent organ transplants produces immune cells that can remember to attack cancerous ones. researchers say the discovery was accidental. >> very serendipitous because we just tested this concept that came from nowhere in the laboratory setting. and it did work. and it was hard to imagine. >> it's likely to be years before the vaccine could even be on t

it was written by rachael manteuffel who was an editorial aid for the paper's opinion section. she joins me now. rachael, welcome. >> thanks for having me, margaret. >> warner: you cause quite a stir with this column of yours. what tipped you off that the quote was a misquote? >> you know, i got to see it early because i live here. so it was open to the public before the opening ceremonies. when i went to see it, it just didn't seem right to me. it didn't seem like something he would say. if it was something he said, then it didn't seem like something that is keeping with the spirit that we remember him. >> warner: why do you say it wasn't like something he would say? to say i was a drum major for peace, justice and righteousness? >> sort of proclaiming himselfs something like that. something that demands a lot of attention. i sort of see him as a very... he almost never talked about himself that way as the most important part of the or the part that deserves attention. >> warner: that speech 5,000- word speech actually was a warning about the dangers of what he called the drum

agricultural secretary tom vilsack visited park long elementary school along with celebrity chef rachael ray. they spoke with parents about the usda's new nutrition standards for school lunches. most school meals will now feature less sodium, more whole grains and more fruits and vegetables. the pizza is staying on the menu. it will be made, however, with healthier ingredients. >>> a groundbreaking crime- fighting app for the university of maryland campus goes live today. it is called m urgency. students will be able to send video and other information directly to police. dispatchers will use gps in order to determine the student's location. >>> still ahead, actress demi moore seeks professional help after months in the spotlight over her divorce. plus parents sue one local school system over its redistricting plans. we'll be back. >>> the federal reserve is expected to leave interest rates near historic lows when it wraps up its two-day meeting this afternoon. for the first time fed members will also offer their individual views on the economy and interest rates. it is an effort by the

rachael harvey is in burma.ey prepared to make their voices heard on the electoral stage. >> driving out of rank who is -- rangoon is like taking a trip back in time. this is the legacy of neglect after decades of military rule. a nation and people have been left behind as the rest of asia blooms. but burma is beginning to change. this township is gearing up for an election, and for the first time in two decades, the nld is running. aung sang suu kyi is at the helm. her face is displayed openly alongside that of her father. he is a hero. she is an icon. the house which doubles as the local clinic belongs to this family. >> we did all of this when we heard that she would run. in the past, we kept her pictures hidden at home. people know our family supports the nld, and they have been asking us where they could get posters and t-shirts. >> her father has been a lifelong supporter of the nld. that was enough to land in two stints in prison. now he is helping the party to prepare for the campaign ahead, confident th

and rachael flatt. charlie white dominated the competition to win their fourth straight u.s. title. that'll dol for now. diane, much more coming up tomorrow. we'll check you out then. >> lurt got it. thank you, henry. >>> by the way, you can catch more of that u.s. figure skating championships right here on nbc bay area tomorrow afternoon from noon until 3:00 right before the "pro bowl." meteorologist rob mayeda is around checking out weather, it was sunny and cleartoid. just beautiful. >> it was. you know in fact some areas south of san jose saw highs close to 70. now tonight up to clear skies and dry air. our temperatures are cooling off pretty quickly especially in the north bay. already down to 38 degrees and santa rosa 41 and napa. fairfield 38. both locations by the way will probably drop cold enough for some patchy frost heading into tomorrow morning. the winds relatively light. north into 10 into napa that's bringing in drier air which will lower the dew points and lower your temperatures heading towards tomorrow morning. a cool start 30s and 40s, during the day tomorrow we'

first lady michelle obama teamed up with rachael ray to unveil the biggest overhaul on school meals inars. there will be more whole grains, less salt and a wider selection of fruits and vegetables. but the new rules do not go as far as the administration had hoped. congress blocked changes that would have limited french fries and pizza. >>> if you use google, and so many of us do, the web giant is about to know much more about all of us. google announced it will track the activity of users across all of its sites. that includes e-mail, or gmail. it will keep a record of your searches and combine that data, to target ads to your tastes and your interests. some privacy advocates say they plan to fight this. >>> a new survey finds that half of all american workers buy coffee every day. i'm one of them. it costs on average of $1,000 a year. two-thirds of workers buy lunch at an average cost of $2,000 a year. the takeaway, they say pack a lunch. carry one of those bags and you can save a couple grand a year. and that's a lot of money, especially in these times. >>> when we come back tonight

rachael ray designed the meal that included turkey tacos and mixed fruit. the changes were imposed in reaction to the kids act that president obama signed into law last year. >> turkey tacos sound good. 5:12. details on two recalls. has a waney padgett with sale what makes the sleep number store different? the sleep number bed. with the sleep number bed, it's not about soft or firm. it's about support where you find it most comfortable. the magic of this bed is that you're sleeping on something that conforms to your individual shape. on a traditional mattress, there is no adjustment. you get what you're buying that day. with our bed, you change the setting to something you like. this way, if you change your mind once you get home you can adjust it. wow! that feels really good. it's hugging my body. you can adjust it to whatever your needs are. your body changes over time. the bed can adapt with you. not only does it work for you today, but it's going to work for you 20 years from now. so whatever you feel like, the sleep number bed's going to provide it for

the food channel's rachael ray helped prepare that meal. mrs.bama helped spearhead these change autos when we send our kids to school we have a right to expect that they won't be eating the kind of fatty, salty, sugary foods we're trying to keep from them when they're at home. >> and this includes providing only fat free and low fat mic, no chocolate and reducing salt and fat. the healthy hunger free kids act will be phased in during the next school year. >> also in washington arizona representative gabby giffords turned in her resignation to congress today. >> she handed her res res nation letter after a tribute on the house floor. giffords stepping down to focus on her recovery from a shooting in tucson last year, her mother and husband watched as lawmakers praised her for her dignity and courage. >> all of us come to the floor today, colleagues of congress woman gabby giffords to salute her as the brightest star among us. the brightest star congress has ever seen. >> i am so proud of my friend. and it will be one of the great treasures my lif

. >>> michelle obama and television chef rachael ray ate with students at a school to unveil new regulations regarding school lunches. the new rules will require whole grains, low fat milk, and double the amount of fruits and vegetables. >>> in brazil, two buildings collapsed in the center of rio de janeiro this morning. one building was 20 stories high. the other 10. one news service is reporting at least two fatalities. four people were rescued, and 11 more may be trapped. witnesses say they heard an explosion, and smelled gas, but it's still not clear what caused those buildings to collapse. >>> on a south pacific nation of fiji, the governor declared a natural disaster. at least eight people have lost their lives, including a family of four, buried in a landslide. a popular tourist area is experiencing flooding as well, and heavy rains are in the forecast for the days ahead. >>> in slovakia, hockey practice turned frightening for a youth team. players immediately skated to the side of the rink, which had just opened, when the roof began to give way. after several moments it fell onto the

. >>> michelle obama and television chef rachael ray ate with students at a school to unveil new regulations regarding school lunches. the new rules will require whole grains, low fat milk, and double the amount of fruits and vegetables. >>> in brazil, two buildings collapsed in the center of rio de janeiro this morning. one building was 20 stories high. the other 10. one news service is reporting at least two fatalities. four people were rescued, and 11 more may be trapped. witnesses say they heard an explosion, and smelled gas, but it's still not clear what caused those buildings to collapse. >>> on a south pacific nation of fiji, the governor declared a natural disaster. at least eight people have lost their lives, including a family of four, buried in a landslide. a popular tourist area is experiencing flooding as well, and heavy rains are in the forecast for the days ahead. >>> in slovakia, hockey practice turned frightening for a youth team. players immediately skated to the side of the rink, which had just opened, when the roof began to give way. after several moments it fell onto the

first lady helped to launch new headlight eating rules for students and was joined by celebrity chef rachaellture secretary. the will 62s will be offered whole grapes and fat free or low fat milk and a vegetable dish every day. >> when we send our kids to school, we have the right to expect they won't be eating the fatty, salty, sugary foods we are trying to keep from them at home. >> and the rules will call for iej appropriate calorie limits and serving sizes. >>> the city of san francisco is trying to get school kids to drink more water and not the kind you buy at a store. >> plastic bottles make no sense at all. you should drink water out of a reusable kind of container. tap water in san francisco is some of the best water in the country. >> at this elementary school, they launched a campaign to try and encourage students to drink more tap water, and the puc handed out reusable waters. >> so we're doing is putting in the taps at the schools that allow kids to bring their own bottles, or they can get these bolt that is we give them, and they can get clean, freshwater all day long. >> san f

will also join the students for lunch which will be cooked by celebrity chef rachael ray.bombarding the earth with radiation has caused no major satellite disruptions, but it lit up the skies above scotland and norway. -- massive solar storm. 6:49 right now. i want to check in with lisa baden to see how things are looking on the roads. >> 95 and route 1 after the occoquan river with a big accident on northbound 95 in the main lanes at route 1/woodbrige. we went to 66 but did not find a crash at route 7. looks good thru falls church. we will show you a live picture in the geico traffic camera enter at the beltway from new hampshire avenue around to georgia avenue with a crash on the shoulder on the way. let's go to cynne and natasha. >> we are happy families. -- family. >> feels good out there. another pleasant day, but a little cooler than yesterday in the afternoon, back to where we should be for this time of year. let's look at the numbers to start. 38 degrees in the district, 25 in manassas, 36 in winchester. not bad. starting this wednesday above freezing for the most

celebrity chef rachael ray was there, too.he new federal standards mean more frurkts vegetables and whole grapes in the cafeteria. >> when we send our kids to school, we have a right to expect that they won't be eating the kind of fatty, salty, sugary foods that we are trying to keep from them when they are at home. >> popular options like pizza will be offered but healthier version with whole wheat crust and healthier cheese. >> a way to keep the pounds off. >>> the district is near the top when it comes to commuters who walk or bike to work there is a new study out from the alliance for biking and walking. and that study puts d.c. as second in the nation, boston was on top with san francisco, seattle and new york rounding out the top five. d.c. is also the sixth safest for pedestrians and cyclists. that's based on the number of deadly crashes. boston was first again in that category. ft. worth, texas, meantime, fell to the bottom of both lists. >> i wouldn't have guessed boston for the top of that list. all those hills and c

. >>> and today michelle obama and celebrity chef rachael ray will introduce new standards for school. they'll be at the parklawn elementary school in alexandria. changes are expected to include less sodium for most meals along with more whole grains and fruits and vegetables as side dishes. these are the first major nutrition change in school lunches in 15 years. >>> photographer annie leibovitz is opening a new art show at the money american art museum. the project is a departure from her popular celebrity portraits. the images in "annie leesburg wit pilgrimage" depict landscapes and people but no faces. you can see the show through may 20. her work is amazing. >> wonderful. >> faces or no faces. celebrities or no celebrity rie. incredible. >>> tom, a beautiful sunrise. look at that dawn. >> yeah. we have a lot of viewers posted gorgeous photos, too. we're posting the annie leibovitzs among us. i post on my facebook fan page as well as twitter. this morning we'll be doing our sunrise, we try that every morning. posting those sunrise shots over washington as seen by our skywatcher ca

. >>> rachael ray joins the first lady in northern virginia in a push to get kids to eat healthier atool. >>> also, join us on nbc washington nonstop at 9:00 it is foodies, wendy rieger explores the food of all raw cuisine. >>> stay tuned for nonstop scene d.c. going to head to a local favorite among celebrity designer, a furniture people! look at you! texting...blogging... all this technology, but you're still banking like pilgrims! get high yield free checking at capital one bank. why earn bupkis, when your checking could earn five times the national average!! and free atms anywhere. five times the national average!!! that's new school banking. sign up for high yield free checking at a capital one bank. what's in your wallet? somebody help me down. >>> i like the fact that we could have gotten five inches of snow but we are not. >> but we didn't. veronica, you have some links to show us? what do you have to show us? >> yeah, talk about the weather from here. it has been amazing couple of days, right, with our temperatures really spiking high. today, not quite as warm as yesterday, 4

. >>> later this morning, first lady michelle obama and celebrity chef rachael ray will help roll outajor nutrition standards to school lunches. these would be the first major changes in 15 years. the announcement is expected to include less sodium for most meals along with more whole grains and more fruits and vegetables as sides. the popular pizzas will still be on the menu about with healthier ingredients. the first lady will help make the announcement at park lawn elementary in elementary school. >>> in the day ahead, a congressional panel will hold a hearing into fire concerns for the chevy volt. lawmakers want to know why the national highway traffic safety administration waited months to report the first fire the chevy volt during federal testing. the maker of the car, general motors, says it will make changes to lower the risk of any fires. the company also says there have been no real world reports of fire. >>> apple has officially taken over the smartphone world. the tech company's profits more than doubled in the last three months of 2011 as it sold more than 37 million iph

michelle obama sat down with celebrity chef rachael ray joining them.ced a joint effort with the u.s. department of agriculture calling for higher nutrition standards for school lunches. starting next school year, lunch lines will have more fruits, veggies and whole grapes. >> when we send our kids to school, we have a right to expect that they won't be eating the kind of fatty, salty, sugary foods that we are trying to keep from them when they are at home. >> the changes will be phased in over the next decade with individual schools making the menu changes. popular options such as pizza will still be offered just a healthier version, a whole wheat crust and low-fat cheese. >> which doug loves, suspect that right, doug? >> what do i love? >> whole wheat crust pizzas and low-fat cheese? >> oh, you know what i would really like them to do what pizza hut does, put the cheese inside the crust. >> and then some more on the outside? >> you didn't know i worked at pizza hut, did you? >> no, we didn't. >> that is how i made my way through college, working at pi

. >> we are saying how we initially got to know you during the rachael zoe project and that end up asrld's greatest disasters. >> weirdly. >> you got something new in the works? >> i do. my show "it's a brad, brad world" premieres tonight on bravo and it's really exciting, it follows me starting out my business and really giving a true depiction of what it's like to kind of start out on the bottom and work your way to the sto top which i'm still doing. >> you made it there. >> as i'm watching you, guys having a stylists coming. you've done it well. i'm going to pick your brain about the bow tie in a second. what sort of information do you sort of, insight do you give people to the world of a stylist for the new show? >> for me it was important to show the process of like what is it like to do a fitting from point "a" to point "b." the process of getting a dress for a celebrity from calling the designers and getting them ready and on the flipside i wanted to show my personal life, show me outside of the spotlight. >> i love you in the leopard suit. takes a right man to rock that. from

the fist lady agriculture secretary, tom vilsack and rainel ray will be in alexandria -- and rachaelay will be in alexandria to talk about making school lunches more healthy. >> it is making news at 6:12. most school meals will feature less sodium, more whole-grains and more fruits and vegetables. pizza is staying on the menu. it will just be made with healthier ingredients. >> today marks one year since the start of the revolution in egypt. now, this is actually a live look ta here square in -- atta here square in cairo. it took 18 days for egyptians to oust their president. the new parliament opened its first session on monday. >>> today marks seven days without power for people in trout lake, washington. they've been under four feet of snow since last thursday. crews are working 16 hours a day to get everyone back online. >>> once the fog burned off, it was a really nice day on tuesday. >> yes, it was. >> would you believe this? we're in the middle of a major solar storm. >> the flares jumping from the sun are the strongest they've been in years. lindsey mastis explains the effect

let's go to our political reporter rachael streitfeld in charleston. what are you seeing?porter: everybody is preparing for an influx of people. i'm at the board of elections and 103 people from precincts, polling stations all over the county will come in and hand over their vote totals and that will be tallied. we'll see two things from them, they'll have this piece of paper with everybody's name on it and how many votes they got, this is just a sample, but one interesting thing to note, rick perry will be on there, jon huntsman, everybody's name who was originally on the ballot will still be on the ballot. the other is the computer cartridge everybody will turn in that will be put in here, uploaded to the computer and the tallies will then be posted. we'll bring the tallies to you live. as soon as this board of elections knows who is leading in this county we're going to know, wolf. one other thing to point out the absentee ballots here can be turned up until 7:00 eastern time. people have about 31 minutes they can drive the ballots down here and get them in. that gets p

memorial was unveiled on the national mall, rachael mantiflo noticed that martin luther was quoted incorrectlyi was a drum major for justice, peace, and righteous. that struck her wrong for a man who so often symbolized the strength in humanity. when she checked the original source of the quote, she discovered that an important "if" clause had been left out. dr. king didn't think of himself as an attention-seeking drum major, leading a parade, but he knew that some other people did, and so what he actually said was "if you want to say that i was a drum major, say that i was a drum major for justice, say that i was a drum major for peace, i was a drum major for righteous." rachel mantifull interpreted the saying this way, "if you see him as an attention-craver, a puffed-up drum major, if you call him out in the way most people are prone to, at least he would hope you saw him doing it for the most noble causes." she called on the interior department to undo the mistake. let's get the chisels back out, she said. and now interior secretary ken salazar says the etched in stone misquote will be fixe