, richard reeve, abc 7 news. >> this quick moving system has moved out of the mid-atlantic. looks like the jackpot, if you want to call at that, was between gaithersburg and frederick, up to 1 inches, 1.5 inches of snow. the temperatures are critical 40 potential of refreeze in. reagan national airport at 38 degrees. the doppler radar across southwestern montgomery county, a little bit of a mixture falling, but really just the result and a few snow flurries overnight. upper 20's, low or, middle thirties. what can we expect the rest of the weekend and the upcoming week? i will have the forecast from the belfort furniture weather center and just a few minutes. >> turning now to the occupied d.c. showdown that turned violent. protesters facing charges after they hurled a brick at a u.s. park police officer, injuring him, one of several explosive confrontations in mcpherson square. breanne carter joins us with the latest. >> in number of people remain in the park, but so do a number of park police officers. it is very quiet at this point only a few protesters staying in the park

richard reeves is live with more. also, how people are dealing with these cold temperatures. >> it is difficult out here. the fine art of letter rink is one of the keys. last night, the weather turns dangerous. >> there was a rumbling that a grant sweeping across a room. >> this is probably the worst i have ever seen. >> this tree came crashing down, ofshing through the roof this house like butter. firefighters from the tree branches had trapped a husband and wife inside their bedroom. the woman was pinned down by her legs. >> she was penned in the bed. >> it took rescuers one hour to -- to free the woman. >> the soil is not frozen yet. >> elsewhere, the cold and wind not dramatic, but it is a chilling factor. 45 miles per hour gusts could those determined to stay outside. mark is among those running wind.t the >> it hits you in the face, but you get used to it. >> winter has returned. >> it has been to summerlike. shorts in winter is not. >> the 52 year old woman is for non-life threatening injuries. is the wind or t

reeves, you killed her. soon huguely becomes hysterical, shouting and crying. as detectives handcuff him he says, please tell me she is not dead. detective reeves, i wish i could tell thaw, george. she is a 22-year-old and she's gone. huguely, kill me, oh, my god. there is no way she's dead. after that more than ten minutes passes as a distraught huguely repeats over and over, i don't believe it. i didn't kill her. she's not dead. i know she's not dead. george huguely wasn't the only one brought to tears today. at least two jurors also cried as they watched that videotape as did yardley love's mother and sister. coming up on news 4 at 6:00 i'll take a look at george huguely's lies to police during his videotape statement. reporting live from charlottesville i'm julie carey, news 4. >> all right. we'll look forward to that report at 6:00. thank you. >>> today president obama moved to turn down the heat on the birth control controversy that has been simmering for weeks. he announced he is backing off the requirement for religious employers to provide free birth c

reeves, you killed her. soon huguely becomes hysterical, shouting and crying. and as detectives handcuff him, he says, please tell me she's not dead. detective reeves, i wish i could tell you that, george. she is a 22-year-old and she's gone. huguely, kill me! oh, my god. there's no way she's dead. the video seems to bolster the defense contention that huguely didn't intend to kill love but it also reveals he initially lied to police, at first denying he kicked in the bedroom door, stole love's lap top, and, he said, the bruises on his knuckles were from a la crosse match. today jurors saw her bedroom door with a big hole kicked through it as the prosecution introduced it as evidence. george huguely wasn't the only one moved to tears today in the courtroom. at least two jurors cried as they watched the videotape. the prosecution continues its case on monday. reporting live from charlottesville, julie carey, news 4. >> thank you. >>> there was gun fire today outside a prince george's county high school. it happened this afternoon. officers arrested one person. t

in southwest, richard reeve, abc 7 news. -- there is a $25,000 reward for information in the case. >> the gop candidates made their final push in nevada. mitt romney and newt gingrich remained aggressive and an attack mode. >> i was lucky enough to be elected in a state with a legislature that is 85% democrat, and i learned to work with people across the aisle to get things done. >> romney met with business leaders and supporters in nevada, touting himself. >> it is not good enough for the republican party to nominate obama-lite. >> that was hours ago, with newt gingrich tying president obama with mitt romney. he said that romney is against the american ideal and is not understand a free market. despite the attacks, romney is heavily favored to win tomorrow. >> the economy is growing stronger. recovery is speeding up. >> president obama was talking about the economic news was speaking at arlington fire engine 5 today. he learned the unemployment rate dropped to 8.3%. the markets responded positively, the dow jones closing at its highest level in three years. stay with abc 7 for comple

richard reeve, abc 7 news. >> shifting focus to the weather, it has been chilly tonight. we turn to meteorologist steve rudin. >> we have been watching the wind gusts diminishing the the belfort furniture weather center, improving conditions as we move through the overnight hours. the wind gusts around 25-30, but the wind chill factor makes it feel a lot colder. 23 is what it feels like in gaithersburg, 24 at dulles airport, 28 at reagan national. we have a warming trend on the way, just as we enter the upcoming work and school week. the full details coming up. >> news from overseas, following the latest developments from afghanistan, where two u.s. military officers are identified after being shot in an afghan government ministry area at that supposed to be secure. the taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack. suzanne kennedy is live in the satellite center with the latest. >> it was a security breach that allow the point blank attack on the two american officers. all nato personnel have been pulled out of the afghan ministries. the attacks came after five days

live in alexandria, richard reeve, abc 7 news. >> thank you. stay with abc7 for complete coverage of the arrest. we have new development on the case during our newscasts this weekend and on wjla.com. >> alison, we get down to our story of the night. we are on storm watch. the weather team is making a big change in the forecast. let us get right now to the senior meteorologist, bob ryan. what is the story? >> it looks like there is going to be snow. anything on sunday will be snow. i am becoming confident it will not be anything to speak up in washington. let me show you what is going on. first of all, there is a winter storm warning watch out for you folks in the culpeper county towards the shenandoah valley. there is a possibility of a few inches of snow. here is our storms can. there is the star beginning to take shape in texas. a lot of thunderstorms. the track will be to our south. well to our south. as a result of that and because of the 3 -- the trend, there is a 60% chance we will see some snow. but come anything to speak of right here i

detective reeves, i wish i could tell you that, george, she's a 22-year-old, she's gone. huguely, kill me! oh, my god, no way she's dead. earlier, he said he went to her apartment to talk about romantic fights over their rivals and i was like, chill out and said she kept hitting her head against the wall and he said he held love down on the floor and her nose was bleeding. detectives press with tougher questions. did you grab her neck? huguely. i may have grabbed her a little on her neck but never strappingled her. >> reporter: huguely denies breaking down her door and admitting it only after detectives asked repeatedly. jurors saw it for themselves, a large hole knocked through it. julie carey, "news4 today." >>> today, occupy d.c. protesters will hold another protest at the annual conservative political action conference or cpac. about 400 protesters gathered outside the conference in northwest washington yesterday. today, demonstrators march from malcolm x park to marriott. it starts at noon. >>> meantime, the republican candidates for president are trying to prove dol

live, richard reeves, abc 7 news. we are following breaking in the showdown between occupied d.c. protesters and the police. protester -- a police officer was hit by a brick thrown by a protester. police showed up in riot agreed riot gear. >> it became a battleground today with occupied d.c. protesters fighting police for control of this encampment. before 6:00 a.m., they swarmed the encampment. >> i do not know why they have make this a war zone to of the people.ce >> officers say they are not occupied d.c.. are enforcing the camping ban. folks will be allowed to vigil.e their >> officers in riot gear cleared the way. horseback and motorcycles stood by. cleareds in hazmat gear away debris. >> you are taking away everything american stance for. >> authorities say they are about sanitation and a rat infestation. they think they are cleaning the occupied house. clean the white house and congress. >> occupied d.c. protesters are vowing to pick up the pieces and return. >> there will be a re- occupation that nobody can ignore. we are just a few hours from the latest gopn contest. for

all could hear the hysterical parts when lisa reeves drops a bombshell. i have to tell you something says reeves, you killed her. huguely, she's dead. >> she's dead? >> you killed her. >> please tell me she's not dead. >> i wish i coiled tell you that, george. she's a 22-year-old and she's gone. hugue huguely, kill me. oh, my god, no way she's dead. he went to their apartment to talk about recent fights between rivals. i shook her a little and she kept hitting her head against the wall and said he held her down to the floor and her nose was bleeding. they pressed with tougher questions. did you grab her neck? i may have grabbed her a little on her neck but i never strangled her. he denied breaking down her door until they asked him repeatedly. the jurors saw the door, with a large hole knocked through it. >> reporter: at least two jurors saw it as they watch ed, along with her sister. >>> protesters will hold a protest at cpac. about 400 propertitesters gathe outside the conference yesterday. today, demonstrators will march from malcolm x park to the park

richard reeve was at the scene.xandria. >> it was late this afternoon when we saw a first glance of amine el-khalifi as he appeared before a judge. we will let you know what we have learned from fbi sources as well as co

we are going to go out to richard reeve with more about the arrest. >> behind me are the pointe center condos. a lot of government employees live here. neighbors pointed us to this building earlier today. it is where they say the suspect actually lived. we have some video of the apartment. let's take a look. shortly after 2:00 what appeared to be heavily armed swat team members entered a first floor apartment. they carried out boxes and bags. inside the apartment, we saw what appeared to be justice department documents maps, and other items scattered about. the notion of a suspect living in plain sight concerns them. >> i thought it was a drug- related thing. this is shocking to me. you do not expect a terrorist to be living in your neighborhood. >> neighbors tell us also that a number of men were moving in the and out of the apartment. it was very heavily trafficked. the landlord told authorities as long as one year ago he was suspicious about el-khalifi. he threatened a live-in girlfriend. he insisted he would stay in that apartment. it much more at 11:00. >> thank you. we will conti

when detective reeves said george, she's dead and you killed her, the defendant became distraught first saying she's dead? she's dead? how is she dead? i don't believe you. did you smack her head against the wall the detective asked? no. didn't hurt her. she's not dead. i swear to god. i never did anything to hurt her! when the detective told huguely he was under arrest, the defendant shouted oh, there is no way, no way, no way she's dead! how did she die i asked. when the second detective said from head -- he asked when the second detective said from head trauma or suffocation huguely said oh, god. i didn't kill her. i'm not lying to you. didn't kill her! although most people in the courtroom could not see the interview courtroom artist bill hennessey had a advantage point that allowed him to see the interview on the prosecution's computer. as the interview came to a close a distraught huguely laid his head on the table in the interview room. george huguely wasn't the only one wiping tears in the courtroom. you could clearly see a female juror in the front row wiping tears as well. rep

richard reeve is live. >> witnesses described as a flash fire. look at the house. it is just a gutted shell. it was wind that fanned the fire. we spoke to the mother of one of the injured firefighters. >> the wind continue to blow nonstop. >> they just said it was so quick, nobody really knew what was hitting them. >> it was a wind whipped blaze it brought area firefighters around 9:00 friday night. >> we have been referring to it as a blow torch effected. >> seven firefighters went inside and were confronted by a column of flame. >> the air fuel the fire. it made a big whirlwind inside of the house. it surrounded the firefighters. >> within 8 seconds an emergency radio signal went out. the crew was scrambling to escape. >> it pushed the thermal column right up through the steps and out of the front door on top of the seven guys. >> all 70 escaped with their lives. after being amended -- after being evacuated, he is critically burned over 40% of his body. >> they are good young men. that will help them pull through this. >> michael mcclery has read it cartilage dam

live in the newsroom, richard reeves. >> new at 11:00, fresh out of rehab. charlie sheen's ex-wife could go to jail. she has been charged with cocaine distribution. she was stopped by police in december after somebody reported she was insulted at a bar. she faces up to 18 months in jail. she is filing to fight the charges. >> new at 11:00, the queen of southern cuisine might be serving up a smaller many. this comes one month after being criticized after revealing she has diabetes after being a spokesperson for a diabetes drug. >> 70 figures from black history being honored at the "blacks in wax" program. each child represented a person who made significant contributions to african- american history. >> it they looked great out there. we saw so many images of them. they did such a good job. >> the were having so much fun. >> we had an interesting day. >> pretty much. >> 80 degrees, some thunderstorm and showers. i want to show you a spectacular sunsets. see those rays? what a wonderful -- we capture this every three or four seconds. just a spectacular and to

news.d reeve, abc 7 >> richard, thank you.t the sudden deaths of -- the sudden death of whitney houston has gotten quite a reaction on facebook. "i am so sad right now. no woman singer can compare to talent and voice. peace and i know you'll be singing with the angels. " >> i am sure she will be missed by family and friends. my prayers go out to that family. share your like to thoughts, go to facebook. >> we will have more on the passing of whitney houston, happen towhat will annual pre-grammy party which was expected to begin in a of moments. that is why whitney houston was beverly hills hotel today. we are going to switch gears and to the other big story that is impacting a lot of now.e here right temperatures are well below it one of theng coldest nights we have had this entire winter. >> that wind chill is brutal. the wind is not making it easy weather. brave the under a wind adviser. steve rudin is here in the center. watching been temperatures fall all afternoon long. front is moving through. snow earlierus the in the af

the whole picture. >> our thanks to doris kearns goodwin, richard reeves and chris matthews.xt wednesday our reports will include a story that's very much in the news. thanks in part to a very popular and controversial ad featuring clint eastwood that aired in the super bowl. it's all part of the resurgence of the american auto industry. we're going to take you to flint, michigan, which after so many bleak years is now celebrating some good news, the addition of a graveyard shift added to a very venerable auto industry. >> in the heartland. i don't take it for granted at all. >> we'll have that story and with all the talk about what doesn't work in america, we'll take you to a place that pretty much has worked for years. fedex headquarters. we'll talk to the people there and ask how it is they manage to deliver on time so many million pieces a day. >> how long you work here.

change is evolutionary' posed to reeve lugsary. it's not a requirement to share information. it's encouraged. i always tell people when i speak publicly. we're separated by a common language, and we define them differently. in terms of economic attack and so forth, some entities may not want folks to know what has been taken and they're not required to divulge that. sir, just a comment from the peanut gallery. >> i take that seriously. it's a good comment. it's a thoughtful poke, and thank you for your words. thank you sh, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator lieberman. senator enhoff. >> i think this is one of the better hearings we've had, the straightforward sfonss. i appreciate that very much. your comment about language, i'm going to get that for the record and use it later on. >> i just wrote it down. >> all right. that was a good one, general. i think we have pretty much decided on this 20% getting back to iran now it that it's something that's either achieved or being achieved as we talk. general burgess, you said we have the scientific, technical and industrial capabi

mayor reeves says the tech giant was brought in at no cost to analyze the public safety departments and despite findings this does not mean there will be any cuts to the police force. >> i don't know how anyone in their right mind could think we could do this job with 300, 400 less police. we're below 1100 the lowest we've been in over two decades. >> jobs are not on the line. this report identifies ways to be more effective. we can use this analysis to avoid further cuts in the department. >> on wednesday, mayor reed will ask the city manager and auditor to come one with their own recommendations. >>> a ruling expected on the ban on gay marriage. the 9th circuit court of appeals will issue its opinion tomorrow morning at 10:00. the voter-approved ban declared unconstitution until 2010, which led to a higher court review. the federal appears court ruling on prop 8s constitutionality has been anticipated on beth sides for more than a year. >>> hearing about a crackdown on hate crimes in the south bay this morning. san jose police say it's becoming a growing problem in the area and they'r

my bride of 40 years said, you know, reeves decided he's not going to go to ole miss, he's going to go up to community college and learn a trade. what would they have said at the beauty parlor? marcia, what's wrong with him? that's literally what they'd have said at the beauty parlor, what's wrong with him? we've got to destigmatize workforce training in this country if we're going to take advantage of what we can have for american competitiveness. because it is essential if you do not have a workforce that can deploy the technology and put in place the innovation, you cannot get the productivity increases that are required to stay competitive. so, i'm going to close with that thought. it is, if we're going to be an american -- if we're going to be a country competitive in manufacturing, we're going to have to remember to focus on that. not to the exclusion of all else, but that we have to focus on that. my old friend and fellow mississippian, fred smith, the ceo and founder of fedex has a saying. fred says, the main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing. the main thing is to

i take your point there's a stability about federal reeve news for a long time prior to the crisis and we should reflect on that. of course, there isn't stability to the future medical costs. that's the big collision if you look over a 20 or 30-year time profile. if you cap federal revenue at 18% or 19%, that has major consequences of what you pay in terms of health care costs of elderly americans, and i think we should have that conversation. i would go on the side of covering more health care costs. we try to control the costs obvious obviously, and those are tough to control. that means the costs will incrcbo is very honest about what the future costs are going to be. the europeans not so much. at least that's table. guild a little bit more towards allowing revenue to increase, and i think there's ways to do that over the medium term. but i think over the medium term we can do that without damaging growth and do that in a way that is pro-growth and also quite reasonable. i don't expect that you and i will agree on that in the end, senator. i think now's a good year to have that disc

lieutenant reeves said when he went to -- she went to george huguely's house hours after discovering love's body, he had bruises and scrapes on his hands. he said he got those playing lacrosse. the cockeysville native was found dead in her apartment two years ago after her head was repeatedly slammed against a love. the defense claimed love died in part from taking aderol and drinking. the prosecution says the two of them wrestled. he claims he did not punch or strangle her. sheldon dutes, wbal-tv 11 news. >> you can sign up for free e-mail alerts and we will send you an e-mail when the jury reaches its findings. go to wbaltv.com and click on "huguely trial." >> it is snowing. more than 8,000 toyota vehicles could pose a risk. a fire hazard surrounding the automaker. >> if you want to spoil your sweety but you are not sure what to get them, don't worry, we have great gift ideas. >> first a look outside. john has the latest on your winter weather after this break. don't go away. >> well, this is a two-part storm coming through here. it will be stronger later, but it will be someone el

the coast concordia hit a reeve two weeks ago, seven people were killed.ed couple from minnesota are among at least 15 people still missing. their children say that i, quote, find comfort knowing that mom and dad are in a better place, frefrom any worries. i'm ainsley earhardt. back to "on the record." check out our web site for more headlines at foxnews.com. >> greta: tonight governor romney makes florida by a huge margin but no time tone joy the win. it's on to nevada. governor romney's florida strategy work in nevada? and byron york joins us from tampa. the strategy is that the one he takes to nevada? >> well, first of all he's going to do very well in nevada. mitt romney won nevada in 2008 with 51% of the vote with a large mormon population that went 95 for romney last time around. i don't think it's walking on a him too far to say he's going to win nevada what is interesting about this businessman thing is that i i've been watching him on a stop in iowa, new hampshire and south carolina now, in florida. there are speeches he gives when he talks about

he is like keno reeves does the thing. the accent conservative is in a knot. santorum it's in his hard drive. i think gingrich is about to be surpassed by this guy. >> bill: that's what morris says too. it will be interesting to see. if the speaker is surpassed and starts to, you know, decline in the polling and in the contribution area, what do you think is he going to do? >> i think if you give newt an 80 k honor honorarium, he goal to the moon to give a speech. i would set up during the fall an obama ombudsman tour for newt. where he goes out, wherever the president is in. he goes in the next day and he does what he said which is counter act him. it's just he is not running. to earn his way back into the conservative enclave, i think we ought to send him out to take a piece out of obama and soften him up for romney. >> bill: i think he dislikes romney so much and we talked about this with body language. if he is not going to be a player, i don't think is he going to do anything in the campaign. day think you are right, he will make money doing speeches and

. >> well, jimmy, tonight we have a nicely framed out-of-focus photo of actor keanu reeves.kkar noirnold. a starbucks gift card worth $1,000. and of course, "the call of the wolf waker." [ cheers ] >> jimmy: the wolf waker was born to a nomadic tribe that wandered the barren plains of serra 6. [ laughter ] a small, rocky world orbiting a dying sun in the forgotten corner of a distant galaxy. at age 10 he was captured by nightwalker sentinels and taught to wield a harmonic spear. his childhood was spent in the cold vacuum of space. [ laughter ] play things -- tools of destruction. his education -- interstellar war. he became a master of killing and fought alongside other nightwalker slaves. some of them organic, some of them machine. all of them orphans. [ laughter ] when he was 20 earth years old -- [ laughter ] he was sent to annihilate the wolf home world. a peaceful green planet called lupin. as he stepped from the landing craft, the wolven dawn broke over the mountains, reminding him of daybreak on serra 6 when he was a boy. something awoke within the wolf waker. [ laugh

reeve will temperatures are warming over won't stop it. in would be in the '60s bay area wide . >>jacqueline: , n.j. the afternoon we'll certainly see in print warmer would the temperatures. did your immediate he some snow and this year this afternoon repeat as we head into the next several days keble been up for some clear conditions and more red conditions into friday it. we believe that your extended forecast. will warm up locally into the low to mid '60's all the with leaking. teresa this is a great weekend to enjoy activities and there is the rain that mentioned earlier possible for monday night and tuesday morning. we will keep you posted a right now we want to check on your ski reports will have this system that is crushing truth--we have this system that is pushing through. take a look. >> marty: information on the ski resorts and others just log on to the web site. >>catherine: path--hot on this teacher has to come out with a million dollars if he wants to get out of jail. he made his first court appearance today. investigation be

el piso dios dramÁticos, haciendo del deporte que mÁs le gusta, sucede con el caso de christopher reeveurriÓ en islandia, Ésto podrÍa ser una criatura, estÁn haciendo referencia a una vieja leyenda que decÍa que lanzaron una serpiente chiquita a la laguna con un anillo para que trajera prosperidad, cuando la serpiente creciera, el anillo iba a crecer, pero el anillo nunca creyÓ, y apareciÓ esta enorme serpiente, o una criatura. >> es como una serpiente tipo lagarto. >> lo cierto es que la gente en islandia estÁ aterrada con esta imagen. >> mejor vamos a la causa, tenemos deportes, es jueves, vamos a dar los goles del cruz azul en mÉxico en la copa libertadores, ademÁs el barcelona derrotÓ al valencia y avanzada la final de la copa del rey en espaÑa. >> y pillamos a la mujer mÁs deseada del mundo, al natural. sofÍa vergara. y desde mÉxico, mazatlÁn, nos vamos a la playa con los recoditos. ♪ >> estoy en mÉxico seÑores y vamos a hablar de deportes, usted allÁ en los estados unidos y yo en el df, y vamos a comenzar con el debut del cruz azul mexicano en la copa libertadores, quiero que sepa

christopher reeve cayÓ de 1 caballo y sin embargo pasÓ el resto de su vida al lado de los caballos. >de la laguna. hacen referencia a una vieja fÁbula que dice que tiraron una serpiente al agua y que iba a crecer, ahora estÁn haciendo referencia a esta historia porque ha aparecido estarme serpiente, o una criatura. >> es como una serpiente como lagarto. >< es rarao. >> la gente en islandia estÁ aterrada con estÁ imagen. >> mejor vamos a la pausa. tenemos deportes, hoy es jueves, ademÁs el barcelona avanza a la final de la copa del rey. >> ademÁs le mostramos cÓmo no sea el natural en la maÑana. >> adem{as vamos a bailar >> estoy en mÉxico seÑores y vamos a hablar de deportes, usted allÁ en los estados unidos y yo en el df, y vamos a comenzar con el debut del cruz azul mexicano en la copa libertadores, quiero que sepan que jugÓ su primer partido ante el nacional de paraguay, a los seis minutos, el pase profundo de villa, el chaco jimÉnez toca para orozco que mete el balÓn, pero mÁs tarde un error defensivo de bella, intentÓ despejar y de godo con el golazo imparable para el empate, y p

he appeared to think he was under suspicion of assault, not murder. 45 minutes in the detective reeves drops a bombshell. she's dead. you killed her. at this point he drops into his stairings. i didn't hurd her. i didn't. there's no way she died. later, i never did anything that would do that to her. tell me she's not dead as it played out, one member of the family and he could be seen wiping away tears. >> beth caras is a former prosecutor and trutv correspondent. beth, good morning. >> good morning. >> what a tough week of testimony in this trial. i want to go back to what mike first was talking about in terms of the tape recorder and what was heard by huguely. he said he kicked open ya yeardley's door, wrestled with her, he may have grabbed her neck but he didn't strangle her. how damaging is that? >> it's an admission that he's there and he had a physical altercation with her. so it's pretty darn damaging. now, the issue in this case, though, isn't is he innocent or guilty. it's what is this? is this murder or manslaughter? the defense is looking for man slaught sneer right. when h

actually spoke to one of the leading doctors in the country about this question yesterday, virginia reeves, up until the point where viagra -- first of all, 50 years outside the sexual revolution, the early '60s, we're now in 2012. up until that point, it was all about, you know, pleasing men. >> right. >> what's going on? now all of a sudden men are coming in with viagra, and they're saying i can hold an erection longer. well, what makes a woman happy is not necessarily how long a man can sustain an erection. it's how much caressing, how much foreplay. >> i want to bring in barbara who joins us from outside the studio. you wrote the book "viagra diaries," so clearly this is a topic you understand well. >> actually, it's interesting what you're saying, heidi. i think viagra is the greatest cure since polio. i really do. i think it's fabulous. i also think that it's been used a lot like candy for a lot of these men. and a lot of these men -- now, this is my experience, my perception from dating. i i'm 75 and i love sex. i also go on the internet, you know, to date and so forth. and most of

it was up 13% the reeve quarter. 11% the quarter before that.s concerned when reporting revenues above the rate of the new order growth because that means we're down. historically you want to own the stock not drawing it down. and finally if you really strip out some strength in chinese service provider demand and japanese rebuilding demand, it's actually a very weak quarter for orders. that mass me concerned about the future outlook. >> and those are fair. let me talk about the margins. chambers was very proud of the margin growth that we saw in the quarter. what's your feeling? are those sustainable? >> well, i do think they deserve a lot of credit. they are controlling what they do, control quite nicely and my colleagues demand picture and the enterprise demand for networking equipment. certainly on the gross margins they came in ahead of expectations. they also restructure faster than they said they would and achieve their goal early. but then they're guiding margins down going forward. one of the key problems here is that cisco fundamentall

. >> my name is charles reeves like a candy bar.n, but i want to talk about the schools -- where the ratio of the extant to get to go to these actual colleges, the k through 12 you are talking out? >> we typically have a small school so in terms of percentage, you'll find the students at almost all the top universities and the country. it's a very successful program of getting their students to college and increasingly through college. one of the things we have to realize is that it is great we can create the opportunities for these students, but they need a higher level of support to succeed. sometimes they need more time to catch up with some of their peers here have a more privileged education. they are represented at all our college at pretty much a full range. it is pretty successful, i think. >> i'm curious to hear your thoughts on the recent alleged hacking of the drone in iran. how plausible is that that we ranked low and math and science achievement and with all the budget cuts, why isn't that helping people make the correl