it ricochets back onto yourself and that is going to be a problem. >> let's do some time traveling to it is february 29. the date after the michigan primary. let's say it santorum upsets romney in a state where he has family ties. what stories will be assigned by the newspapers? >> the pressure goes to mitt romney to justify continuing to run. that will be how lot of pundits take it. why is he standing in this race? please justify your continued participation. it seems the conservatives are rallying around a candidate. i do not think mitt romney will go. i do not think he will buy that argument. but that is where the media attention will go. >> have you signed that story already? >> we should probably get ahead of it. >> you guys are days ahead of every story. >> fast forward to this sunday. what do have in store? >> we will be talking to the 2008 presidential nominee john mccain. we will talk to him about afghanistan, syria, iran. and the republican race. >> that sounds like a good show. >> a reminder, you can watch this tomorrow morning at 10:00. >> in this video the apple store emp

you can actually hear the bullets ricochetting off the buildings.ugh a neighborhood in one of the several cities under siege. the civilians are too terrified to venture outdoors, even for food. arwa damon was able to slip into the city. she's able to report firsthand on what's going on and what they are thinking. >> reporter: they believe that at the end of the day, at some point in time, who knows when, the regime is going to fall. quite simply, they cannot go back to the way that it was. but one young activist said if there is military intervention, there will be a lot of bloodshed, but it's going to be over a lot quicker. if there isn't military intervention, there's going to be even more bloodshed and it's going to take a lot longer to bring down the regime. what a lot of people are realizing and accepting at this stage is that this is going to be a bloody battle. more lives are going to be lost and that perhaps the biggest challenge for syria, too, is going to be after the regime toppl topples. >> syria's decent into violence catches the attent

it ricochets for his 13th goal of the year.that, but the sharks fall to the last place team in the west 6-3 and they drop four in a row and five of six on this trip. now they have company. the coyotes redeem with two and a half minutes left. they send the game to overtime. phoenix prevails and johnson denied. phoenix is now tied with the sharks on top of the division. we are sneaking up on march madness. tonight kentucky had a scare at mississippi state. super frosh anthony davis with the long arms and gets out with the long legs and it was waiting to happen. three over davis and the bulldogs were up seven late. michael kid, and gilcrest the kid. the wild cats take the lead and they don't look bad. look back. just a few days into spring training, but anything happens to timlin succumb is news. he skipped a bull pen because of stiffness in his back. injuries were serious. brian wilson revealing he was bothered by hip and elbow pain. virtually all of last season. timmy says staying healthy is crucial. >> you know, for us the big

it ricochets for his 13th goal of the year.t the sharks fall to the last place team in the west 6-3 and they drop four in a row and five of six on this trip. now they have company. the coyotes redeem with two and a half minutes left. they send the game to overtime. phoenix prevails and johnson denied. phoenix is now tied with the sharks on top of the division. we are sneaking up on march madness. tonight kentucky had a scare at mississippi state. super frosh anthony davis with the long arms and gets out with the long legs and it was waiting to happen. three over davis and the bulldogs were up seven late. michael kid, and gilcrest the kid. the wild cats take the lead and they don't look bad. look back. just a few days into spring training, but anything happens to timlin succumb is news. he skipped a bull pen because of stiffness in his back. injuries were serious. brian wilson revealing he was bothered by hip and elbow pain. virtually all of last season. timmy says staying healthy is crucial. >> you know, for us the big thing la

ricochets off o a defenseman's face and then into the net. the header good for the goal.ou don't see this very often. but the capitals still fall 5-2. they have now lost 11 of their last 15 game. so the good news is that the capitals game was on the road so the fans didn't have to see it in person. the bad news t wizards were at home tonight. i kid because i love. the wizards actually played hard for most of this one. randy whitman's career hosting the kings. jordan crawford going coast to coast, tunnel vision here. and it worked out. gets the bucket and the foul. he had 19 in the first half. the wizards had 68 in first half. that's a season high. third quarter, watch mcgee. the ball is coming down. clearly a goaltend. another terrible decision by the supremely talented mcgee. meanwhile, john wall making some very smart plays. hits the floater to put the wiz up by 6. he had 21, 11 assists and 9 rebounds, almost a triple-double. crawford, got it. he had a season high 32. wizards take a one-point lead, but after that hoop the kings go on a 12-2 run to pull away. of course t

one of the nation's most secretive organizations the national rifle association his new memoir ricocheted it confessions of a gun lobbyist chronicles his time with the n.r.a. and other gun groups you write that the n.r.a. often likes to draw lines of us versus them do you think they're unwillingness to compromise has contributed to the success now that's a fair very fair question yes if we. define success is fundraising it certainly has been very successful when you do fundraising you want to have an identifiable enemy you want to keep the issue black and white the word compromise to the n.r.a. is a dirty word never give an inch is the slogan fighting is good for the n.r.a. doing battle is good but they have to make issues sometimes when issues don't really exist just to keep that fund raising going well when they were asked to comment on your book a spokesperson told the washington post we don't comment on works of fiction. we all know that the n.r.a. is powerful and that the n.r.a. is ruthless but when they turn on one of their own and he decides to turn back on them it's kind of like p

[gunshot ricochets] - i'm okay! - least i made it through my last day. darn it. - excuse me. - well, if it isn't jack and kenneth and tracy and liz. hey, i have a bone to pick with the four of you. - screw, williams! - hey, get out of my home! - sorry, recurring hobos. [laid-back jazz] ♪ ♪ - i'm back, everybody. you're welcome... [panting] for the adventure... my absence... whew... provided. - 30 seconds. - liz, i was checking the cue cards, and we have a problem. it all seemed so funny when they were writing it. - during dennis' gas leak. - yes, this'll work. just flip the top of act two. danny can't make the wardrobe change that quick. - best show ever! yeah! [laughter] - guys, i don't know about this. - oh, my god. we don't have a show. - ten seconds. - just start. i should call dennis. [uproarious laughter] - let's meet our contestants. dr. steven poop is a homemaker and a centaur. - you did it. you're picked up for a million more episodes. where am i? am i back in vietnam? - what charity are you playing for? - the grimace foundation jeremy. keeping milkshakes purple for

through his go no-go's i didn't need an intercom loop because steve you could feel this go, and it ricochetted, there was one times as we were actually almost to the surface, when we did our final go no-go, he was so go i actually had -- i almost chuckled that he was so intense in doing the job. but this is a group of young people who had signed up to do a job, it was generally the first of generation in their entire family who had ever gone to college. most of these people were midwesterners, their work ethic was spectacular. and i had no doubt that this team was capable of doing the job. >> they were young. >> they were young, their average age was 26 at the time. i have a picture it almost looks like some of the kids you saw flying the bombers in world war ii where they had the troops outside, their b-17's or b-24's you feel so intensely proud of these people. in the after -- after we completed the t-3 stay, no-stay i made one final trip to the training area right in the corner of the room because i wanted to thank all of our instructors for the job they did in getting us ready and i was co

went southbound on the northbound side driving her chrysler sebring clipping a tractor- trailer ricocheting off another vehicle before colliding head-on with a nissan maxima ... we spoke to erin mcelroy of wgn who came dangerously close to a similar incident >>several months ago narrowly missed a head-on collision with another runway driver that incident was one of several that has occurred it recently in the chicago area she was on the edens expy.. when the near miss happened. many of these occurred during the early-morning hours and many enthralleinvolve alcohol the concern here is that it takes quite some time for police to respond >>i was surprised by the slow reaction in the incident i was involved and on that eden expressway this particular driver in this instance was able to get onto the expressway en a 7 mi. free-for-all ensued before police were able to arrive after the fact ... >>it takes some time to scramble a squad car and then the question becomes what is to be done even if you could intervene how can you stop a wrong way driver safely ... sign it is also a big concern ... tra

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off the skate and ricochet off thornton. counts. 13 for the year. jose would get no closer. they lose 6-3. shark losing streak season high 4 games may have dropped 5 of 6 on this trip. and hot on the shark heel in the west? phoenix coyotes. this score with two and a half minutes left against the king to send that game to over time then the shoot out where they prevail after johnson shoots wide. so phoenix with the victory. now tied with the sharks top the pacific division. we are sneaking up on march madness. naacp tournament few week away. kentucky had a scare at mississippi state. the squad trailing most of the game. got to check out davis. freshman. long arm. and long leg. 6 foot 11. topic in the craft wait to go happen. 3. over davis. and the bull dog led 6 60-fwaechlt kid gill christ misses. stay was it. not denied. another sensational freshman for kentucky. wildcat ahead. davis pits it away. they survive 73-64. open to baseball. giants tim skipped a planned session because of stiffness in the lower back today. giants say not a big deal. jaws p

it ricochets for his 13th goal of the year.dogs were up seven late. michael kid, and gilcrest the kid. the wild cats take the lead and they don't look bad. look back. just a few days into spring training but anything happens to timlin succumb is news. he skipped a bull pen because of stiffness in his back. injuries were serious. brian wilson revealing he was bothered by hip and pain. virtually all of last season. timmy says staying healthy is crucial. >> you know, for us the big thing last year was we never had a stint where everybody was healthy at the right times. injuries plagued our season. with that i think everybody is hungry to stay healthy and play ball and win some games. jay college ball number two stanford beats pacific of the the cardinal is now 4 and 0. they are big fast beautiful and expensive. we got a look at oracle racing. the races are in september of 2013 will be held in san francisco bay. nobody will show you their kiel. it is rude to ask. they are over 200 feet high. that's a lot to consider when you are sa

soldier who doesn't know what is happening that is suffering from this strange phenomenon worthy ricochets around in time. looking back we know it was probably a manifestation of post-traumatic stress disorder which was not diagnosed at that time. he finds himself talking to rotary and someone will say something and he is back in the battle of the ball flying in the snow. and back in front of rotary and in his office and then somewhere on a farm. the far end of the universe where he is safe and there's someone who loves him and time has no meeting and then he is back again. and this book with its non chronology and its flashbacks to this droll humor and moments of terror seemed to capture one lot of us were feeling. when i finished mockingbird:a portrait of harper lee and was looking around for another subject i wanted to know who hasn't had a biography written about him or her? and who had a big impact on people my age? kurt vonnegut came to mind right away and i was surprised that he had never had a biography written about him and it turned out he was a little miffed that nobody had ever

>> reporter: jim, a high-speed crash right here on the sidewalk, a car comes up here, ricochets off this ends up in that tree box, wheels still spinning. be still my heart. the scene, 14th and 8th streets northwest this cadillac car jumps the sidewalk, slams into this building with such force that the

into this building, smashes out that window, bounces off this column, ricochets into that tree box. be still my heart. the scene, 14th and 8th streets northwest this cadillac car jumps the sidewalk, slams into this building with such force that the car's front wheel and suspension flew away. people inside the building said they felt the impact. they say it was like a bomb went off. you were on the third floor. what did you hear, what did you see? >> it sounded like the whole building shook. it sounded like something had ran into the side of the building, i looked out the window and saw that car on top of the grate of the tree. >> loud explsounded like. we all rushed to the windows, we had no idea what was going on. but then all of a sudden, people were running all over the place. >> reporter: on the sidewalk, they say the car grazed a woman who was pushing a baby in a carriage. the mother and child transported to the hospital. they are expected to be okay. now, the car came to a stop an an iron tree box fence, the motor still running, wheels still spinning, james sherrod ran to help

doesn't know what's happening and worse than that, is suffering from this strange phenomenon where he ricochets around in time. looking back now we know it was probably a man fesstation of post-traumatic stress disorder which was undiagnosed at that time but billy pilgrim finds himself talking to rotary and then somebody will say something and suddenly he's back in the battle of the bulge lying in the snow. and then he's back in front of rotary and then he's in his office and then -- at the far end of the universe where he's safe and there's someone who loves him and time has no meaning. and then he's back again. and this book, with its nonchronology, with its flashback and its droll humor and moments of terror really seems to capture what a lot of us were feeling. so when i finished mockingbird, a portrait of harper lee and i was looking around for another subject for a biography, first of all, i wanted to know who hasn't add biography written about him or her? and who had a big impact on people my age. well, kurt

banks a bit from the crisis in sovereiglvvereigns an story of the last three years has been one ricochetting from the other. and by buying time, he's managed to separate out the banks. >> the question is whether you believe we've got the politicians at the moment and the structures to use that time to create a better or better viable eurozone. i mean you've always criticized the construct of it. so do you thing we're going to use the time better to make that construct work better and put in what we need to do that? >> well, there isn't one answer to the problem of the -- it would be far better in my opinion if the euro didn't exist, but leaving that aside, all the emphasis really has been on austerity. i personally thing the more sensible approach would have been to have a larger bailout fund, larger esm. that appears not to be going to happen or it's certainly not going to happen until the fiscal union treaty has got the ink dry on it. but i think the emphasis has been too much on austerity which doesn't mean it won't work in the long run. but it's going to take a long time to work. >> good

ricochets off his mouth for the goal.stes like chicken. >>> perrault will be fine but the caps aren't, falls to ottawa, 5-2. >>> one problem, they didn't get the domain name for a guy named eric i thinkleman owns it. he bought it for eight bucks and he's a prankster. so you know he set it up so when you go to the site the red sox spring training park you're automatically sent to the new york yankees website. arch enemies. that's not funny, it's cruel. he's not even a fan. he thinks it's really funny. >> thanks, jeff. >> all right. >> all right. >>> it is just at the top of the hour. thanks for joining us. we're talking about how they're battling out at the top of the polls and on the campaign trail this morning. so it's no surprise that mitt romney and rick santorum were trading fire at the debate last night. >> we came to the federal government asking for help on transportation and security. i was fight for those things. our games are successful. while i was saving to fight the lrchs you were fighting to save the bridge

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. >> and now, willie geist, the people have a voice that can ricochet around the world in a second. >ou decide in that moment after 30 years of hosni mubarak that enough was enough? what were they seeing that decided it was time for a change? >> so egypt was going through 30 years of dictatorship, and people were not happy, very frustrated, yet they were scared. that was, you know, the most obvious thing. the regime used fear in order to keep going. and egyptians were, you know -- especially the young generation where more outspoken, they were not happy, they were basically going online and saying what they feel. internet helped a lot and basically getting all these people together and help collaborate. when -- i never thought of this going to happen. on the 13th of january addressed his people saying i am sorry, i was wrong, that was an oh my god moment for a lot of egyptians because we have never seen since i was born, i've never seen an arab dictator actually telling his people that i did a mistake. and on the 14th when he left tunisia, a lot of egyptians were saying, listen, you k

there could be ricochet effects here.er rattling that we've talked about in israel, between israel and iran turns into some military action that, could drive oil prices up, which would cause gas prices here to go up and that could cause our economy to take a hit and that would affect jobs numbers. so the posture here will not chang from unconscious optimism into any kind of victory lap. they're just going to continue on the messaging we've heard so far. >> jessica yellin. the darker the greern tn, the hr the unemployment rate. >> most of the caucus sites in nevada are closed. we going now to carson city, nevada. paul, they've been counting numbers. you have new votes that have just been tallied. >> yes, on a piece of paper i was handed the final numbers out of carson city. there are about 12,000 republican voters here. the turnout wasn't as high as they thought. the raw numbers are mitt romney wins here with 656 votes, 37%. newt gingrich comes in second in carson city with 32% of the vote, 562 votes. then ron paul has 268