randy ford grew up in newark, new jersey and never played well at home. he tenses up in front of the home crowd. andray blatche grew up in syracuse and he plays great everywhere. fun facts as the wizards travel to jersey. the second hafshgs andray blatche left all alone and takes advantage. look out. a career high 36 points, 15 boards, cut the deficit to 2. late third quarter tied at 63, earl boykin to al thornton. no foul called. he had 20. wizards with the first lead since the first quarter. now we're in the fourth quarter. tied at 79. wiz unable to connect. shot clock winding down. nets go to terrence williams with the easy dunk and new jersey back in front by 2. wizards cling to a 2-point lead. randy ford never good at home until now. newark, new jersey in the house. randy with your speed buck stagger wizards rally to defeat the nets 89-85. >>> virginia hosting duke without leading scorer sylvan landisburg. john shire drops to to kyle singler. blue devils up 14 at the half. john shire knocks it awaned and dives after the loose blue devils get the lay

randy bennett will use this as a teaching moment.s first, they can celebrate this one. as having to decide to go for it? at the hartford, we help businesses of all kinds... feel confident doing what they do best. by protecting your business, your property, your people. you've counted on us for 200 years. let's embrace tomorrow. and with the hartford behind you, achieve what's ahead of you. ♪ verne: we welcome you back to providence. verne: we welcome you back to providence. we invite you to see request "ncis" is tv's number one drama. a rebounding edge that is phenomenal. 36 rebounds for st. mary's and 12 for richmond. bill: a lot of them are hustle plays, too. verne: butler goes for the steal. steindl. they will bring it back out. they will get it in the hands of dellavedova. bill: the things they do well. very few mistakes. bill: they will start attacking right now. verne: with three on the shot clock that is off the mark. shot clock violation. 3:28 separate randy bennett's bunch from meeting with villanova. ♪ it's the sure sign of

randy foye connects on the three.ho last knight against atlanta, went 0-4 from long range. >> phil: washington had one main three. nick young brought that. >> steve: 7-5. a little short. mcgee had nine rebounds last night. he was a rebound shy of a double-double. he had 8 dunks in that game. here's javale. foye again for the jumper. that's way off to the right. hamilton again, richard hamilton in his 11th year from utah. it's his 8th year with detroit after his first 3 seasons in washington. the wizards picked him 7th in '99. >> phil: he was able to step through and deliver the shot. >> wizards three of six. pistons four of seven. hamilton off the three. three seconds to shoot, bynum inside, lay it is off and a foul will be called. >> phil: see that clock? >> i do. one second remaining. >> phil: they did a good job of switching, communicating. they got that down to one second and fouled. that called on javale. >> steve: the jazz here, detroit led bay point after one. utah took a commanding 20-point lead at the half. t

randy foye for 3, good! randy foye connects on a 3. seven points in the game for randy.:41 to play. granger nice move, lays it off to the side, had it stripped away and it will be indiana ball as quinton ross came out to try to knock that away, so they'll keep 9 on the shot clock and give the ball back to the pacers with 2:32 to go in regulation. do the wizards have one more run in them? ♪(whi tun n't be h♪ ♪(whi tun n't be h♪ this goibe anyeaso andtantrs, ildrnd yadults arcially at fo h1nviru letin toget aht t. by g youvacc yoroterself help the of u. flunes fe aremosecty preve flu. ge facflu. together, we can all fight the flu. . >> steve: the wizards have been led on the glass by james singleton tonight with a career high 21 rebounds, to go along with 19 points, danny granger by 13 at the half, he's got 31 points in the game. and indiana with 10 fast break points, the wizards with 4. the pacer have gotten 15 rebounds from troy murphy and 12 from josh mcroberts, who also has 14 points, 1 shy of tying his career high in this game. larry byrd hoping his team can win for t

i'm randy neugebauer. this is my wife.istoric vote took place on the floor of the house of representatives. not only did we see the government take over your health care but the lives of unborned children used as a bargaining chip to get the needed votes to pass this legislation. i feel very passionately because i believe what was going on was not right for america. i'm never going to quit speaking on behalf of the unborn. i'm never going to quit speaking on the behalf of the people of texas and the people of the united states of america who find this policy up acceptable. i will speak with the same passion that i spoke last night, maybe with a different form but with the same intensity. i want to thank you for the tremendous outpouring of support and more importantly for the opportunity and honor of representing you in the united states congress. >> i'm randy neugebauer. if you want more screaming baby killer on the house floor, you can donate right here. oh, and also i'm really sorry for the screaming. the congressman vo

randi weingarten, we've just heard your view. essentially you were saying the president was wrong to say that after a school has for several years not been able to get achievement of students up, it's wrong to do something with those teachers. why do you believe that? >> i actually believe that the president when he... imposing it is saying if this is really the last resort, of course you have to close the school. where the president was wrong was that this is not the last resort. and, in fact, what we've seen in that school-- and this is unfortunate about the way in which the facts have been shut out there-- is that we've seen a real turn of the page starting last year. now, this is a school that's the only high school in this small little very, very poor city of central falls, rhode island. and it's a school where, in the last two years, we've started to see this increase in test scores significant in literacy and in writing. not in math, but yet the school that the president applauded had worse math test scores than this schoo

randi kaye has more. >> reporter: it's called "the game of death" and it's torture to play.pose a question, but here's the catch, if their fellow player gets the answer wrong, he's zapped with increasing amounts of electricity, as much as 460 volts. the more wrong answers, the more voltage, the more pain. the audience shouts for more punishment. some contestants are reluctant, but are swayed by the audience, demanding higher voltage. but here's what the audience and contestants don't know there is no electricity, no pain inflicted. the players tortured for their wrong answers are really actors hired to play the part. their screams of agony, fake. in fact, this really wasn't a game show at all. but in an experiment about how far some people are willing to go to inflict pain on a complete stranger. >> amazingly, only 16 out of 80 refused to inflict pain on the others. >> they're in a situation where they have to act quickly. they can't stop and think about what is the right thing do. they have to act right now. all of those things lead people to respond to the situational queu

. >> that is hugely important to us and i think randi weingartenner is doing a great job.eal reformer. district and states will be accountable for result. this is really shared responsibility, shared accountability that's never true. >> that is critical coming from randi weingartner. >> i understand that. we want to give teachers the work conditions they need. they need more time to collaborate. they need great mentors who are making an unprecedented investment there and for the first time we're going to reward excellence. we're going to find those phenomenal teachers and make sure that we're recognizing them, we're rewarding them and learning from them. >> but can you do it if the teachers unions aren't on board? so we're going to continue to work to very, very closely with the teachers union. we have a great working relationship and i'm absolutely confident that we're going to do the right thing for children and the right thing for adults. we have do those two things together and that's what we're committed to doing. >> well, we all want to see you solve this problem, ev

like, two singers later randy repeats some version of it.t's "simon says" in a way. these are all from last night. >> i still haven't heard the right song connection yet. >> i just didn't feel the right connection. >> it was all a bit ploddy, a bit boring. >> to me, like, the song is a little boring. >> it was kind of like request night on a friday night in a restaurant. >> we're at a banquet, going to have the chicken, the beef, or the shrimp? >> that didn't have the wow factor. >> i'm not sure there was a wow moment in it. >> jimmy: see what i mean? [ applause ] it's ridiculous. and let me tell you, if randy starts speaking with an english accent, that is absolutely -- i'm out. every once in awhile they have all the contestants do what they call a group sing. they get them together, they humiliate them. the last group sing was to the tune of the black eyed peas song "i got a feeling." and, well, i just don't know who it is that finds this entertaining. ♪ round and round ♪ up and down ♪ around the clock ♪ i've got a feeling ♪ that tonight's

] >>> in the second round east matchup, another big game for ryan whitman son of wizards assistant randy whitman, one of his three 3s, had 24. second half, cornell's lewis -- cornell's lewis dale drives down the lane. gets the layup to go. he had 26. cornell dominates wisconsin 87- 69. the big red advance to the sweet 16. they'll face top seed kentucky. top seed duke battling pac-10 champion -- [ inaudible ] duke blue devils led by 13 at half. second half duke goes inside to kyl. he had 17. and duke downs cal 68-53. set up a sweet 16 matchup against purdue. boiler makers defeated texas a&m 63-61. top seed in the west syracuse taking on gonzaga. second half, syracuse hammers gonzaga 87-65. the orange will face butler in the sweet 16. >>> the second seed west virginia taking on number 10 missouri in the east. second half, leading by 3. west virginia led by 6. another big game for butler. dives into the lane and has a game high 28. west virginia defeats missouri 68-58. next up for the mountaineers washington in the sweet 16. >>> first round ever the women's ncaa tournament, virginia facing

she makes a lot of people randy. that's for sure.ing us all randy again at the big screen. there could be a new austin powers movie on the way. it's been awhile, right? it's been 2002 since the last one. jay roach who directed the austin powers movies is saying they are working on a fourth one right now. mike myers is putting together some ideas for it. we don't know much about it except it will go somewhere that you haven't thought of, apparently, is what they're saying. we don't know anything else about it but it will go somewhere you haven't thought of. i'm guessing it will go somewhere horribly distasteful. >> the ly >> yes. ferths so that bad-teethed brit may be coming soon to a screen near you. >> yeah, baby! >> there he is one more time. we're finally hearing from the reps of sandra bullock and jesse james after all these allegations of infidelity on his part. both reps are setting theecor they're saying neitra r je loo they say the errors that she has moved out of the family home are false. and that she's not laying low like

joe wilson and randy neugebauer are good people.to remember there's a certain decorum and respect and those members of course apologiz apologized for blurting out those remarks. >> those two incidents took place inside the capitol. let me show you jim clyburn today with something that happened outside of the capital. >> john lewis was called the n word more than once and two other members heard those words being used. when you look at the signs painted out there putting hitler like mustache on president obama and other things that carried double meanings, you know that much of this was not about heal care at all. all of this was about people who have been led to believe that for somebody else to get insurance coverage would take something from them. that's the craziest notion that i've ever heard but that's what people seem to feel. >> congressman, is it fair to hold the gop leadership for the conduct of some of the tea party activities outside that representative clyburn was just discussing? >> the tea party actors don't even repre

. >> to alex sanchez and randy kessler. alex, it's not a crime you just disappear. >> it's not a crime you disappear as long as you're not putting anybody in damage. if the kid needs medical treatment, needs to go to school, you can pick up the family and move across the world. >> randy kessler, the car seats were left in the family vehicle. >> right, if there was a crime, wouldn't the criminals have stolen the car and stolen the car and gotten money for that and taken their property? nothing's turned up. credit cards, personal items. it sounds very strange. >> tip line. there is a reward.

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that person was texas republican representatives, randy, and he says he was referencing the bill and not congressman with that statement. and while he has apologized. he is not making apologize for the world he used. we posted a question on the facebook page expe and we are getting lots of responses. rick said no government plan fixes problems, without creating multiple more health care. it is not a right or entitle lment. he says this shows congress is more concerned with it own agenda and is not look listening to the people. head to web webb webb and abc2news.com. which. >>> 11 minutes away to an exclues expif this tough to listen to, a call made from a woman after her exhusband was shot and also killed her fee i don't know say before turning the gun of hips. michael swift the third, removed his age blase let manufacture before he drove and shot -- swift's ex-wife called 911 fearing for her life. [screaming] he shot my fiance, and oh my god. [screaming] >>> well, police found bomb- making materials and three machine guns in his home-x arrested him back in januaryment some of his co

host: our next call comes from randy on airline for republicans. randy, are you in agreement with the house minority leader? have the bonds of trust in drogin? caller: absolutely, i have to say that the cradle to grave mentality is not alive in america. income tax legislation had to finally require an amendment to the united states constitution in order for the federal government to tax and penalize individuals. the penalties involved with health care legislation cannot possibly be constitutional. also, energy is a national security matter. i can see that we should have greater control over our atomic station and perhaps under the military as opposed to it under control. host: let's continue our conversation about the house passing the health care bill last night with melinda on the line for independents. caller: i have not been able to get through for a while. has been tied up. i hope you get -- your line has been tied up. i am outraged. i cannot understand how a democrat could do something like this to the american people when the american people

with the use of the "n" word and gay or anti-epithets and the cry of "baby killer" by randy neugebauer, it's become more and more difficult to distinguish republican office holders from their extreme tea party supporters. what is it about health care reform that causes opponents to reach for the nastiest charges? and on the heels of his health care victory, president obama meets today with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. in fact, the meeting's tonight. can he mend the diplomatic rift with israel and get the peace process back on track? >>> and finally some thoughts about the brother who wasn't there today, senator edward kennedy. >>> we start with this historic day, itself, with senator sheldon whitehouse, a democrat of rhode island. a new gallup poll by "usa today," one-day poll conducted monday, that's yesterday, finds 49% say it's a good thing that congress passed the health care bill. 40% say it's a bad thing. so times change, things change. so quickly, victory looks good to the american people so far. your thoughts? >> i think victory does look good to the american peop

well, this week detectives said they have solved the mystery, and randi kaye has tonight's breakout.reporter: for these cold case investigators in newark, one case kept them up at night, the oldest, coldest case in the city. jack utsi came out of retirement in 2000 to work the case of the camden five. decades earlier, five teenagers had vanished. >> if i hadn't solved this case, i wouldn't have been satisfied. >> the missing boys were friends. it was a sweltering summer night, august 20th, 1978. the boys had been shooting hoops here at westside park in newark, new jersey. they stopped home for dinner, police say, and then headed out again with a man named lee evans who told them he needed their help moving some boxes. lee evans became a suspect immediately? >> yes. >> reporter: why is that? >> because he was last seen with the children. >> reporter: evans took a polygraph. it was inconclusive. >> there was a lot of flies around the case, you know. and flies only come around when something is stinking and it was dirty. >> reporter: back in '78, police, desperate for clues, searched th

. >> reporter: randy johnson and michael mcdowell, melvin pittman, earnest taylor and alvin turner, knownfive, disappeared 32 years ago. prosecutors say the teens died in a gruesome crime at an abandoned house. >> the boys were corralled at gunpoint and restrained. it is further alleged that the home was then set on fire and the boys perished in the blaze. >> reporter: no remains have ever been found. police say the cold case was broken when a witness came forward. lee evans and philander hampton are charged with murder and arson. the teenagers worked odd jobs for evans. but the 56-year-old had been cleared as a suspect until new information surfaced. >> detectives believe that the victims had broken into one of the defendant's homes and stolen an undetermined amount of marijuana. >> reporter: on that hot summer night, the five boys played a game of pickup basketball in this neighborhood. after dinner, they went out to meet with evans. they were never seen again. debbie wilson doesn't believe her brother melvin deserves to die for an alleged break-in. she is furious that evans didn't get

this is randy from michigan.e to tell you between you, rafe, bob, jennifer, you all make me laugh out loud in the morning and start my day smiling. thank you. i just love you. >> randy, i can tell that voice is sleepy. you really did make that call after we called you with a wake-up call. you can do a shoutout too. the wake-up call is free. dial 1-888-robin-hln and it will be me on the line waking you up monday through friday. >>> there is new evidence that video games can affect your child's ability to learn. a new study says that boys who have video game systems don't progress as quickly in school as do boys who don't have a system. although their test scores did not drop, the researchers found that their reading and their writing did not develop at a normal rate. now, a group for video game makers said that study is no cause for alarm. >>> new in the next hour 45 schools are slated for the chopping block in detroit and it's one of the story that say natasha curry is bringing you. good morning. >> good morning,

>> when i talked to randy today i said i thought he was directing it to me, and i was standing up toalk about the principles of life and we got the executive order to reaffirm that principle in legislation and i was pleased to vote for the legislation. >> so you didn't hear it's, but just baby killer. >> right. i just heard baby killer. >> what is that like? what went through your mind? >> just another cheap shot. i have been through a lot in the last weeks and months from both sides. >> well, the house, that is a whole different level. >> well, heck, they attacked president obama, and this is getting out of control. i wish that the republican leadership would talk to the members and tell them there is a proper decorum, and we set examples and you wonder with the walking back and forth with the votes and racial slurs thrown at members and when they see it on the house floor they think it is okay. but i wish that the republican leadership would pull the membership in and say, there is a proper decorum and if you can't handle it, don't be on the house floor. >> i want to talk about the

like texas republican randy neugerbauer's outburst on the house floor sunday night. >> baby killer! >> reporter: shouting "baby killer" when congressman stupak was speaking. >> the vast majority of the american people look to us to provide the manner in which differences in our society ought to be resolved. >> reporter: neugerbauer apologized to stupak, but seems far from contrite in a new campaign web ad. >> i spoke very passionately because i believed what was going on was not right for america. you know what? i'm never going to quit speaking on behalf of the unborn. >> reporter: democrats complain sarah palin is also using violent words and imagery. on twitter, she urges conservatives "don't retreat, instead reload." and the web site of her political action committee posts bull's-eyes on districts of vulnerable democrats. a pair of tea party activists in virginia posted what they thought was congressman tom perriello's home address urging opponents of the health care bill to "drop by to provide a personal touch to their disappointment in his yes vote." the home, it turns out, bel

randy foye charged with his first personal.>>> from denver, comcast sportsnet coverage of wizards' basketball brought to you by toyota. where quality, dependable, and good miles per gallon come stan guard. visit buytoyota.com for more information. >>> sony pictures, the bounty hunter starring jennifer aniston. in theater march 18th -- 19th. the morgan franklin pivotal play, franklin what a quarter, phil. >> phil: 9 points but more importantly the defense forcing carmelo to change his shot, and then carmelo getting the shot blocked by javale mcgee. 41% shooting in the 1st quarter, good job defensively by the wizards. >> steve: we start the 2nd quarter in denver. steve buckhantz and phil chenier with the comcast sportsnet crew. alonzo gee remains in the game with miller, singleton, mcgee, and blatche. singleton from 16 feet, a little strong. j.r. smith has missed a couple of long jumpers. here's gee. driving on carmelo. spins with nowhere to go. now he shoots and scores. what a move by alonzo gee who earlier in the season against

a congressman from texas, three-term congressman named randy neugebauer, he said last night on the housee -- on the floor of the house that he said, it's a baby killer referring to the bill and not mr. stupak himself. he has issued an apology about an hour ago. he is of fame for cosponsoring a bill last june, david, that would have required folks running for the presidency of the united states to display their birth certificate from the beginning of the presidential campaign. >> oh, great. >> he most likely will become a favorite of conservatives after being at it like this perhaps reaching joe wilson status. david? >> nbc's luke russert on capitol hill. thanks as always. >> absolutely. >>> it is now time for the fastest three minutes of news. we are going down to the wire today with a river boat, a river boat fire, mike tyson, and seaweed. you got that? you ready? hit the clock. we start in georgia where a police dash cam captured the images of a hit-and-run. forest park police say a driver ran into a woman walking to work. this happened right in front of a police cruiser with its video

randy called it terrible and simon predicted it would get page booted.d out tonight when the results are announced. >>> spring break usually means fun in the sun but too much sun can lead to serious problems later on and the best way to protect yourself may be sunscreen but what do all of the spfs really mean? we're going beyond the surface to find out. >> there's a general myth if you use higher spf somehow you're not going to get burned. once you get to 15 you're protecting yourself from about 94% of uvf rays. spf 30 protecting from 96%. as you get higher and higher numbers it gets a little bit better but the difference is only a bit of 1%. it's much more important to focus on how it's being used because none of us are applying enough sunscreen. you're supposed to use about a shot glass full that's a lot of sunscreen and put it all over your body half an hour before you go out and reapply every time you think it might have come off. that's much more important these days than worrying about using 30, 40, 50, 60 or even higher. >> you know what? there wa

. >> reporter: but when stupak went to the floor to hail the compromise, a republican, randy neugerbauer of texas, bellow it had words "baby killer." neugerbauer claims he was denigrating the bill, not his colleague. >> those who were shouting out are out of order. >> reporter: the incident capped a weekend filled with incivility. angry protestors shouted homophobic slurs at ownly gay democratic congressman barney frank and hurled racial slurs at civil rights legend john lewis and two other african american congressmen-- one of them was spit on. >> last time i saw anything like that was back in 1960. (boos) >> reporter: when the time came to vote, not a single republican support it had bill. >> can you say it was done openly? with transparency and accountability? without back room deals and struck behind closed doors? hidden from the people? hell no you can't! >> reporter: but democrats stood their ground. >> we cannot wait. we cannot be patient. the american people need health care and they need it now! >> reporter: the legislation is already facing a legal challenge from attorneys gene

and then there's randy naugabauer, the republican who yelled "baby killer" on the house floor. >> baby killer! >> reporter: yesterday, he apool jized. today, he seemed proud of it, in a fund-raising video. >> i will continue to speak with the same passion that i spoke last night. >> reporter: as for the legal battle? attorney generals from 14 states filed legal challenges to the law today on the basis that congress does not have the constitutional power to require all americans to buy insurance. all but one of the attorneys general are republican. >> i'm confident that the court is glog to declare the new health care reform law unconstitutional. >> reporter: the justice department today vowed to vigorously defend the law and the white house says the legal challenges will go nowhere. >> my advice is we'll win these lawsuits. >> reporter: in a new "usa today" poll, for all the anger, it showed that 49% think the new health care bill is a good thing. now, that's still not a majority, but democrats were ecstatic that only 40% said that it is a bad thing, and say that these republican effor

. >> reporter: today the shouter, texas republican randy neugebauer fessed up, by claims he was maligning the bill not his fellow congressman. reporters in the chamber didn't hear it that way. last march neugebauer co-sponsored a birther bill, demanding birth certificates for presidential candidates, a backhanded slap at president obama. all weekend protesters vented, shouts epitaphs as barney frank, who is openly gay. they spat at congressman emanuel cleaver, used the "n" word against civil rights icon john lewis who was beaten and bloodied at the selma march. 45 years ago. >> they heard those words being used. when you looked at some of the signs that were painted out there, putting a hitler-like mustache on president obama and other things that carried double meanings. >> reporter: some republican members egged them on waving signs from a balcony. >> it sounded like it was very much orchestrated. then i look up and see nine or ten of my colleagues and literally you would thought they were at a football game or something. >> reporter: it was a first say veteran congress watchers. >> i c

randy newtbauer, the guy who yelled out baby killer is the one who also put out a fundraising letter and is using this for fundraising. don't act like it's only the president who does it. megyn: i'm not acting lying anything. i'm just saying you got an organization that does fundraising for the white house, trying to capitalize on threats against congress? >> and randy nuegebauer uses it to fundraise, eric cantor uses it. >> is it okay for the white house to do it? >> it's okay for one party to do it as the other party does it. if you're going to be critical of one doing it, don't be critical of the other one. megyn: you don't think the white house should say stop that, i think that -- >> i think that republicans ought to watch their mouths, i think the right has gone absolutely crazy in this country. you have a list of things, a number of people have gotten death threats and i know it's not just people on the left, it's both sides, literally, but it's been more intense from the right to the left, it's been a bunch of angry tea partyers, right -- >> megyn: how do you know? >> because

this was texas congressman randy neugebauer. what he said was, i was yelling about the bill, not at congressman stupak. he said he was yelling about the bill. he said, it's a baby killer, not that he was yelling something at the congressman. he called congressman stupak and apologized. what we have heard now from different democratic leaders. we have heard from jim clyburn, the number three. he has said that is not enough. that neugebauer needs to not just apologize to stupak and his fellow lawmakers in a written statement but that he should come to the microphone on the house floor and apologize. we have also heard from other democratic leaders who are just kind of happy to let this go and move on, kyra. >>> if you think the next round will only be held on capitol hill, think again. it may be as close as your state capital and may begin before the ink is dry from today's signing. >>> president obama, meet ken cuccinelli, virginia's attorney general who is vowing to take health care reform to court. >> we believe the federal gov

now randy foy, base line jumper left side, rotation, slash, wizards up two, 45 seconds left. next possession for the wizards, i like that spot on the court. wipe it, good night it. wizards winning four straight. >> and just because -- the reason, you are playing arrest hard, trying the play the right win, getting a win, reinforcing, losing two, losing by two and everything else. and then winning games it is big to torn right bicep, he is supposed to be an unrestricted free agent coming up. >>> and done it all year long, we'll see how they stack up this year. >>> and brett harris at majority georgetown for the sit-down, high school competitors, a driving force behind georgetown's success. >> pretty much our game is compliment each other. and -- we -- pretty much -- we don't have to say much to each other to get us going. pretty much what i do, i just look at chris and give him the heads-up, it is to go. he does too. >> i think it is chemistry, we read each other well, i look for him on a fast break because i know it will be an assi coulchineicoly su% oron cinsu st: e wataketo

rhymes with randy sneevey. andy will be on with me. >> really? >> oh. >> talking about his favorite subject, entertainment. >> can't wait. i hope it is a lot about bombshell mcgee. >> it will be. >> always a pleasure. bill shultz, you

this is randy jackson's response to that performance. >> ah, yo, man, yo, wow.honestly? >> jimmy: two yos, two mans and a wow. that's not good. [ applause ] you can get a shamwow sometimes, that's when it's really bad. this morning president obama signed into law the health care bill that was passed by the house of representatives on sunday. [ applause ] so, now when uncle sam points his finger to you, it means bend over. at the signing ceremony, the president was introduced by vice president biden, who was apparently unaware that there was a microphone in the vicinity. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states of america, barack obama. >> you did it buddy. this is a big [ bleep ] deal. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he needs a swear jar. [ applause ] republicans are -- republican party is not happy about the bill. senator john mccain told a radio show yesterday that the bill was done in quote the most unsavory chicago sausage making that he's seen in all his years. first of all, i can say from experience that there is nothing unsavory about chicago sa

randy, please introduce our speaker. >> thank you.im owens has a more rigid the remarkable career -- has a remarkable career. he started that career from the academics moving to the business world in 1972 when he was hired by caterpillar has and economists, and 1975 he became the chief economist, and in 1990 he made a diversion to our neck of the world in san diego and ran solar turbines, a subsidiary. and many became the ceo, and is operated and most of the divisions of the corporation. he is also served on the board of alcoa and ibm, and he is currently on the president's economic recovery advisory board. as someone who has cat stock and my 401(k), it is up, they do very much. -- thank you very much. he completes his work as ceo from june of this year, and will retire as chairman of the board in october 2010, and looks for to time with the grandchildren, traveling, and continues his endeavors throughout the country. we are most grateful to welcome mr. owens. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> thank you very m

. >>> texas congressman randy neugebauer says he's getting an outpouring of support and says he willontinue to speak out after his infamous baby killer outburst on the house floor last weekend. >> those who are shouting out are out of order. well, congressman neugebauer apologized for the outburst of baby killer. he's now using it to raise money for his election bid. check out his new campaign ad. >> i will continue to speak with the same passion i spoke last night, maybe in a little bit different form but still with the same intensity. i want to thank you for the tremendous outpouring of support but more importantly i want to thank you for the opportunity and honor of representing you in the united states congress. >> neugebauer ad accuses the house of using the unborn lives of children as bargaining chips in the health care debate. >>> sarah palin is one step closer to getting a reality show. discovery channel executives have pitched sarah palin's "alaska" a new series with $1 million per episode payday. it would focus on the state through the former governor's eyes, shot similar t

. >> randy deval, kate leen, they left their families at home.he left her baby at home. >> and i want to sing about one person. that one person is sitting next to me. her name is liz fowler. in many ways she represents all the people who have worked so hard to make this bill such a great accomplishment. >> yes, plenty of staffers eventually walk across the street and cash in their experience for lobbying money. but sitting on the senate floor today were people who have made a career of service to this country and have steadfastly refused to walk across that street, even though millions of dollars are waiting for them on the other side. you know anyone who's turned down millions of dollars? i do. i know many. and it may surprise you to learn they all work for you. after thanking the staff, there was just one more point of order before the vote. as chris dodd noted today, it has been exactly 200 days since the death of health care reform's greatest advocate, senator ted kennedy. this afternoon, the senate honored ted kennedy's memory and his dedica

randi kaye, cnn, washington. >> that's it for "360." "larry king live" starts now. see you tomorrow night. >> larry: tonight, a primetime exclusive. chelsea king's parents, their personal heartbreak and how a murder of a perfect daughter, their only child, their angel, in a senseless, brutal crime, has transformed their reason for living. they want justice for chelsea. vowing to devote their every breath to changing laws that let sex offenders back on our streets. then a football boating strategy. four men lost at sea for 43 hours. first their minds and then their bodies give out before drifting away to death, exempt nick schuyler. he witnessed the horror of it all, and he tells us how he clung to their cap sidesed boat, wondering if he can be next. all next on "larry king live." good evening from washington. before we begin, congressman charlie rangel was due to be our guest tonight and we had promoted that all day today. late last night as well. at 4:00 this afternoon the congressman called me and canceled his appearance. he is -- he was chairman of the house ways

. >> randy: welcome back to hollywood. ♪ so i say think i better leave right now ♪ ♪ before i fall anyr >> i love singing. i love the show. it's everything i've ever dreamed about. >> simon: you sang it really, really well. that to me was like listening to something on the radio. >> ellen: i thought it was adorable. i like your personality. and i like you. >> from now on, i'm just going to keep doing what i love doing no matter what. >> ♪ i think i better leave right now ♪ [cheers and applause] back to th? no, back here. how about over here? n-- let's go back to the left. waffling is back at dunkin' donuts. for a short time only, enjoy the return of the delicious oven-toasted waffle breakfast sandwich. america runs on dunkin'. internet is changing our lives in ways we never thought possible. helping us to connect, and learn, and innovate - driving our dreams and our economy forward. now the fcc chairman has released a report that creates a pathway for everyone in america to be connected to the power of high-speed internet. it depends on 350 billion dollars in private investment to make

he is randy neugebauer of texas. he admitted today it was he.ut he also says when he screamed baby killer at congressman bart stupak, he didn't actually mean to imply that bart stupak is a baby killer, no, no, why would you get that impression? what he meant is that health reform is a baby killer. the congressman apologized for the timing and tone of his comment. timing and tone were the least of the problems with some of the behavior by anti-health reform protesters this weekend. for example, i don't know what is good timing or what's a more appropriate tone for threatening to stop health reform using guns. the sign from this weekend's protest at the capitol reads, warning, if brown, meaning scott brown, can't stop it, a browning can. and in case you don't know, browning is a gun. there's a handy photo of a gun on the sign to make the threat explicit to even the illiterate. when congressman and civil right's hero john lewis arrived saturday, an anti-health reform protester reportedly shouted an epithet at him, too vile to be repeated on televis

. >> republican congressman randy neugebauer calling the outburst inappropriate saying it was at stupakame on the heels of the abortion compromise led by bart stupak. the deal sealed the bill's fate and made stupak a hero to some and a villain to others. joining us now, democratic congressman nick rahall from west virginia. he along with congressman bart stupak decided to vote yes on the house bill after the president's promise of an executive order on abortion. what is your response to the decorum first off? >> most unfortunate. it only served to polarize the american people and to polarize congress. these charges against representative stupak are unfair. several members of congress voted for this legislation and have been pro life our entire congressional careers and i think it's important to recognize this is one of the most pro-life votes we could have cast in my congressional career because we protected unborn, the uninsured and underinsured. >> for those that look at this and wonder what exactly changed with the executive order from the president relative to the stupak amendment w

my friend randy once told me this story. how does a cat eat a millstone?k at a time. and that's how i read the health bill. >> lisa, thanks so much. we really appreciate it. >> well, that was an interesting pay to put it. >> i wasn't really expecting that. >> i wasn't expecting that. i'm still trying to get over that actually. lisa, reading the bill one lick at a time. the health care reform passage, let's say it does. you're one of the millions of people out there who need insurance. are your problems solved just like that? let's ask dr. sanjay gupta. >> reporter: well, the caveat you have to talk about is that no one knows exactly what this health care bill is going to look like if it passes, what the final form will actually be. but it's worth talking about the various layers to this bill to some extent and how these layers will go into effect because if you're the average consumer, you're thinking how might this affect me and when will that happen. let me talk about some of the immediate changes first. some of the things that will happen sooner rather

the member is randy neugebauer. i may be mispronouncing the last name but from texas, a three-term congressman, has now admitted to being the guy who yelled out, quote, it's a baby killer. in his apology last night he said last night was the climax of weeks and months on a health care bill my constituents fear and do not support and in the heat of the moment i exclaimed the phrase quote it's a baby killer in reference to the agreement reached by the democratic leadership. while i remain heart broken over the bill and the tragic consequences for the unborn i deeply regret the actions mistakenly interpreted as a direct reference to congressman stupak himself. i have apologized to mr. stupak and also my colleagues for the manner in which i expressed my disappointment. the house chamber is a place of decorum and respect. the timing and tone of my comment was inappropriate. there you have it, an apology from the congressman, ed, looking back at his record he is very, a fairly conservative congressman from texas. one of t

is part of your critique supporting what they're worried about that-- i think it was randy weingarten of the american federation of teachers. he said it appears to place 100% responsibility on educators and give them 0% authority. is she right? >> i'm not sure if she's right or not. what i do think is it will create a disincentive for anybody to teach on a low-performing school because those schools will be on the chopping block and no good teacher is going to want to teach in a school target forward closure or being turned sbi privately managed school. i think these are the all the wrong sticks. it's nice to have carrots but there are pay waytoo many sticks and not the way to improve education, especially when none of these measures have any track record of success. >> brown: you both know there are many voices here. a lot of people are going to weigh in on this. what's going on happen next? is it possible to change the system? >> i think it essentially has to because if no child left behind is permitted to exist after 2010 swhapz we keep the same law and we keep what we all agree is

west hills, randy, independent. caller: a couple of points.iddle east and the second is about the media in general. first i want to say, regardless of what obama does or decides to do, he would be a lot more effective if people in this country were more unified behind him as they were behind bush after 9/11. the danger has not passed. we still face great danger from terrorists around the world. and for the republicans to say they want to see obama failed -- failed, i cannot fathom any more leverage for terrorists to see our in fighting like this and to see half of our country basically calling for obama's neck and went to see him fail and rush limbaugh going on radio saying he wants to see the president fail and all of the republicans' so-called leaders not disputing that, that gives the terrorists a lot more leverage because they see us divided. in a big way, osama bin laden has already succeeded in this plan. he spent only a million dollars bringing down two huge buildings and he ended up breaking our economy eventually and dividing this cou