>> ritchie is four months away from completing a two-year sentence for intimidation of a peace officer. he is also member of a prison gang called the saxon nights. >> they both share similar ideologies in their creeds and oaths and bylaws. >> that's another one right there that i'm most proud of. my saxon night crest with the bolts. >> he actually was the soxon night president for this facility at one time. these organizations start taking possession of certain parts of the facility, such as where they were working out, the saxon knives will say they own that part of the facility and no other offenders are allowed to go on that turf. >> richey and two other members dished out consequences when they attacked a black inmate. >> the three white guys running around, assaulting the one guy here. >> prison staff break down gerald ritchie's assault, while two other inmates bridge the racial divide. >> even doing this on camera is a jeopardizing situation for real. i'm almost 185 pounds of something real vicious and i don't think they want to see that. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie wi

secretary schultz, and secretary ritchie for having me. it was quite a way to spend caucus day this year. you can imagine, we we'll called on teachers all across the state of iowa. together we promoted this to every high school and we said when the whole country , if not the world, is watching eelectrieelectric -- elections, let use this to run mock caucuses, they happened at over 25 schools in iowa and then we got to guest host the mock caucus and we had over 600 students over 350 media outlets showed up to live stream and record the work that was being done. it was fun for us but that day was incredibly special for those students. -- this is a conversation from earlier at the national association of secretaries of state winter meeting. we are going to head back now to the meeting live under way with a congressional dialog with u.s. representative todd ropeta coming up. >> introducing in a few moments, as a bit of background, we hold regular conference calls to keep up the developments that state election offices are facing each day. one

this morning along this stretch of ritchie- marlboro road.there were about two dozen students on the school bus. it collided with another vehicle. other vehicles were involved as well. seven students were transported to prince george's hospital gentle with his injuries. we also understand that two other people involved in the accident were taken to the hospital with serious, but not life-threatening injuries. the remaining students were loaded onto a separate school bus and taken to high school. parents received phone calls moments after the accident happened, and we spoke to the mother of an ninth grader who says her daughter called her moments after this happened. >> my daughter called me 25 minutes after she left, and said "mom, i was in an accident, and i'm bleeding." >> authorities tell us they are looking into whether or not this may have been -- >> thank you so much, brianne carter. those sporadic morning storms are moving out. things are changing. adam caskey has a look at the first four test. >> things are changing. temperatures will

thank you very much. >> thank you secretary ritchie. what a great opportunity it is to address this group and talk to all of you about the work we're doing in icivics and a lot of folks are doing around the nation on civic education. what icivics does is provide young people with the knowledge, skills and disposition for intelligent citizenship. it's so important for us as we're talking today about voter engagement to think about how do we prepare young people, tomorrow's voters, to be not just capable of voting but being able to do so intelligently and in an engaged way where they are participating in american democracy and really working together to advance our nation and our visit states and communities. i don't think it would be a surprise to the folks in this room who are really paying attention to politics and to the way people are engaging in politics that there are a lot of folks participating in the political system who aren't terribly well educated about how our system of government works. we have three branches of government,

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in the 2003 show nicole ritchie used the f- and the s-word. abc was the challenge here because it found that the fcc found that it violated the policy because of a 2003 episode of "nypd blue" in which a nude woman was shown from the rear entering a shower. >> brown: that brings us up. then a lower court says these are vague. what happened in court today? you had a lively time today. >> it was a lively argument. and the issue before the court is exactly what came out of the lower federal appellate court. that is, is this policy unconstitutionally vague? justice ginsburg went right at it by saying to solicitor general of the united states donald ver ill a.... >> brown: who is arguing on behalf of the fcc. >>. right he's he said that the major objection here seems to be that one can't tell what is indecent and what is not. she said vulgar words and showing the movie "saving private ryan" is okay, but vulgar words used by blues musicians in a pbs documentary is not. nudity shown in the movie "schindler's list" is okay, but it's not okay in the "ny

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it's been three years since her highly publicized divorce from guy ritchie.er new louvre, 24-year-old dancer, brahim zaibat. there's a lot to talk about. >> boring old. okay. what do you want to know? >> reporter: why? >> i didn't write down on a piece of paper, i'm now going to have a relationship with a younger man. it's just what happened. you see? that's the romantic in me. i just met someone that i cared for. this happens to be his age. >> reporter: and what's appealing about it? >> i'm not so comfortable with this conversation. but, you know, i don't want to live my life on my own. i love being a mother. my children fill me up in many ways. and inspire me in many ways. but i need a partner in life. i've never lived a conventional life. so, i think it's quite foolish for me or anyone else to start thinking i'm going to make conventional choices. >> reporter: how are things going with her new beau? >> i'm the easy one. >> reporter: i believe you. millions won't. are you the easy one? >> i don't know. i go home. and i wash my face. and i put on my sweat pa

ritchie described. so, generally an overall modest change. in looking at the authorized positions, similarly pretty flat. look at the changes. not a lot to address their. here is my overall organizational structure. you see, from the boxes of activity, you can see where our operating funds are falling within the organization. you can see where the position loading is. notice the box on the extreme left. energy infrastructure planning and development is where we implement energy efficiency and the renewables project. not a lot of operating budget there for 21 positions, but that is where a large part of our capital program dollars go, with energy efficiency investments, renewables investments, including go solar. we are sticking with our focus for priorities on providing high-quality service, planning for the future, and meeting those green and sustainable objectives that we have been talking about in our climate action plan and our strategic sustainability plant and the various policy directives that we have discussed with you over the years.

ritchie will be using on tuesday. we wanted to put it up there to show you that this is the area where you want to be. this would be a good repair or replacement rate. what we have our two proposed alternatives. with those alternatives, you can see a Â. this will come to the same age at the same time and it will have an accelerated program. the source system, about 850 miles of sewers. the majority of them are less than 36 inches. there are large systems that are conveyance systems. 850 miles of stores in san francisco. an illustration showing among we do about 6 miles for you now. two different replacement rates. the big take away is that you have this increase in spending for several years. at 11 miles per year, you have this steady state of spending that you would have to have ongoing for a longer amount of time. this is the hidden story that we have. you have given us resources and we have used those too increase the miles of sewer inspection in san francisco. lo and behold, we find defects in the sewers. . we are

ritchie is going to give us an update on what happened and what we're doing. >> thank you. good afternoon, commissioners. i'm going to give an update on the crystal springs pipeline incident, which did occur the day after thanksgiving. we provided you a memo to net -- today, and i will briefly hit the highlights. the pipeline is shown on the map. it runs from down in hillsboro up to san francisco. it is one of five lines into san francisco, and the incident site itself is highlighted there. it is in the city of south san francisco, just a bit north of the airport. probably one of the things that is unique about our system is how spread out it is. in our particular case, this is where a wsip project was taking place, and there had just been a replacement of one of the connections at that location. on the 25th, there was a leak that was reported at 9:45 in that vicinity, so we have a timeline of that. initially, there was a small leak that grew very rapidly into a larger leak, and we are investigating the cause. i will talk about that in a little bit. the timeline shows it ta

this is the view at ritchie marlboro road. i'm not seeing any issues as you loop around into virginia. live look at van dorn street shows the inner and outer loop clear in this area, as well. inner loop travel speeds from the wilson bridge to van dorn street, you're at 61 miles per hour. not so bad. i'm back in ten minutes with another look at traffic. back to you both. >> thanks. >>> 4:42. 42 degrees. still to come, growing tornadoes. the new developments surround -- growing concerns. the new developments surrounding the illness that's making new york teens sick. >>> trying to ease congestion along a busy corridor. >>> today, family, friends, and fans will say their final good-bye to legendary penn football coach joe paterno. a private funeral will be followed by a public viewing. thousands lined up to pay final respects yesterday. a public memorial service will be held tomorrow inside the school's basketball arena. paterno died on sunday, less than three months after doctors diagnosed the 85-year-old with lung cancer. penn s

if you're traveling the beltway in prince george's county making your way past ritchie marlboro road, volume on the inner loop and outer loop on your commute light in both directions. if you continue in prince george's county crossing over the wilson bridge and heading into virginia, here's a live look at van dorn street. again, in this area, no problems on the beltway in virginia. i'll give you a travel speed. on the inner loop, 63 miles per hour. not bad at all. i-66 looks good, as well. this is a view at waples mill road. east and west on i-66, no major delays, and no accidents to report at this time. i'm back in ten with another look at traffic. back to you. >> danella, thank you very much. >>> 4:43. 44 degrees. still to come, skipping his trip to the white house, why one member of the winning boston bruins was a no show when the team met president obama. >>> plus, preparing for its final flight. when you can see space shuttle "discovery" over the s are you crazy? i would never go out without my covergirl. i want to look natural, not naked! but look! with covergirl, all you need i

. >> thank you secretary ritchie and what a great opportunity it is to address the group and talk to you about the things we are doing around the nation on education. what we do is provide young people with the knowledge, skills for intelligent citizenship, it's so important as we talk about voter engagement about how do we prepare young people, tomorrow's voters to be not just capable of voting, but being able to do so intelligently and in an engaged way where they are participating in american democracy and really working together for, to advance our nation and our individual states and communities. >>> i don't think it would be a surprise to folks in this room that there are a lot of folks participating in the political system that are not entirely well educated about how our system of government

ritchie is a in oppressed people who needed to be liberated maybe even exporting democracy. it is a powerful force of america and imagination in still is. he said it was there for the american is taking and they should do it and underlying all of this message thatson thomas jefferson and lettuce eight pantywaist and burr could take them and they should go off on their own. the question i posed at the beginning is what was the up to? itca is not an easy question because he basicallyons described in all various conversations that have come too late to date, five different purpose this of his expedition. i tried to call the of conspiracy because it was so public it was not much of a conspiracy. a couple of times i don't think he meant it but with aes,o few hundred men he could conduct that could talk to through congress and the president out and takeover. i they he was on the a adrenaline high or drinking too much don't think he meant that talked about the insurrection of new orleans creole and they will lead to welcome him there and succeed has with the rest of the louisiana t

the one that can beat barack obama and the flub after flub on the issue of taxes, the whole sort of ritchieie tha is being created around him and his money. the report of the off shore accounts, all this raises questions about his electability and that is the main thing he has. >> but you have republican leaders not just the haley bar bure bar -- hailey barbours but saying that romney is going to stumble. where does that leave them? >> it leaves the establishment to really around mitt romney without question and they will. and if gingrich, just as the bain capital attacks drove some of the members of the establishment toward romney, if it does, there will be panic, they will say it was tough that he lost a couple states but it cannot be gingrich, we must really. but you'll see grass roots and grassroots money go to romney. romney's rivals under estimate how well it was for him to do well in the early states. >> eugene, mark, stay tuned we will all be watching with you. and up next, what is the best case scenario for ron paul? and live right now on the campaign trail, south carolina's own st

we'll take a live look at ritchie marlboro road. your lanes are open on the inner loop and outer loop. you're accident free at this time. i'm back in ten minutes with another look at your traffic. joe and eun, back to you. >>> time is 5:42. why the future of alexandria's waterfront could be decided this weekend. >>> also ahead -- ♪ so in love with you [ applause ] >> flexing his presidential pipes. >>> 5:45. firefighters in reno, nevada, say they're gaining the upper hand on a fast-moving brush fire. 80 fie 0 mile-per-hour wind gus helped spread the flames. over 10,000 people were evacuated. among them, vice president joe biden, making his appearance at a local high school. >> you apparently have a fire in the nearby hills. they've just told me. if i don't let you out of here relatively soon, they're going to make you get out of here. >> so far the fire destroyed more than a dozen homes and scorched more than 3,700 acres. one person was killed. it's not clear how the fire started. firefighters hope to have the fire fully contained t

there were award shows where cher and nikole ritchie -- nicole ritchie profane words during awards shows. in this case, they said no, we will not give you a pass and we will not give broadcasters in the future it asked if someone says the f-bomb on tv, we will fine you. fox did not agree with this and they took it to the supreme court. the other case involved fleeting nudity, an abc show called "nypd blue," a show will not for showing the door behind of its cast members, but -- well known for showing bare behinds of cast members, but in this show, a female was in the shower and it was her rear-end. host: so we wind up in the supreme court. take us inside the action. guest: i am not a supreme court reporter, and you don't have cameras in the supreme court to see the justices. but it was interesting, because it was a case about indecency and nudity, and yet they were no indecent words used during the oral arguments because the justices basically said they did not want these words used. it was a very interesting case in which the justices were willing to broadcasters and the government on w

have the still front-runner mitt romney who has been shown to have this issue, the money issue, the ritchieroad map for how to go after that issue. they're bringing all the stuff out. and democrats are just taking notes at this point. and then you've got newt gingrich who is clearly on the rise in south carolina uncertain about what his prospects are in the rest of the country -- historically those odds are pretty good. >> none of this happens in a vacuum. andrea was talking about earlier off camera about the president of the united states last night where he was. >> four fundraisers. >> four fundraisers. and i would guess today it's easier to raise money for the president than it was a week or two ago. again, this could all change, but right now the republicans are having an identity crisis and the president showed off some of his skills at the ioapoo last night. he took the stage and paid tribute to -- >> oh, yeah. >> the reverend al greene who was in the room. >> and then to know that reverend al greene was here. ♪ i'm so in love with you >> those guys didn't think i would do it. i told

bringing -- romney's beginning to look like somebody who has something to hide and, again, was this ritchierd base, told everybody he hit a triple whereas gingrich is coming across as candid, he's look anything the camera and telling people what he believes. sometimes you might argue he crosses the line. so in terms of south carolina politics, these last minute attacks we remember in 2000 the attack that mccain had fathered a biracial child out of wedlock, came up at the last minute. more under the radar. this was sort of fascinating to me that the ex-wife for a decade, you know, has been saying some of these same things, said it in an article, as you pointed out a moment ago, a year ago. and all of a sudden with romney going down in the polls and newt coming up, she appears on a network news show. the timing, to me, is very suspicious, and it may be that this is romney's supporters trying to get -- megyn: well, now, that's wayless. -- baseless. that's pure speculation. we have no information -- to mitt romney, we only have information tying that to mary ann gingrich and abc news. listen, i

there was a fox case in which ritchie saideole profane words. in this case, they said no, there were not getting a pass if somebody says the f-bomb, we will find nyou. fox took this to the supreme court. the other case involved fleeting nudity on an abc show, "nypd blue." in this episode, a woman was taking a shower and a child cae me in and saw her bare rear end for a couple of seconds. that went to the court. host: so we wind up in the supreme court. guest: i'm not a supreme court reporter. you didn't have cameras in the supreme court. it was interesting. this is a case about in decency and nudity. the justices said they did not want the words used. the justices were growing there broadcasters and the government about whether there is still a need to have the fcc be a cop and patrol the airwaves. fcc. the case on mthe tomorrow night, c-span at 8:00 p.m. eastern, we will listen to the oral argument from the supreme court. they released the audio on fridays. we will capture that audio and put some pictures to it at present that to you at 8:00 p.

and he's got -- part of him being portrayed and getting caricatured of gordon gekko, and part as ritchie rich. and that's happened over the span of this last week. the first time he's been under fire, things seem to be slipping away from him. and for a lot of republicans concerned about the electability issue, if this is happening to him now in the first tough week he's ever faced, what's going to happen over the course of eight months with barack obama? >> in the immortal words of bob kerry talking about bill clinton, they're going to open him up like a rusty can. that didn't happen with clinton. and you were talking about top hats. did you notice that every time willie comes south of the mason dixon line -- >> man of the people. >> you do that because it fogs up. >> well, if you liked what you saw monday night if you're a newt gingrich supporter, wait until tonight. he saw the numbers we just showed where the gap closed ten points, nine points between them, he's got another crack at mitt romney again tonight two days ahead of the primary. he smells blood. clearly he smells blood and he

a combination of gordon gekko and ritchie rich. it's a bad image.n here, the focus on him -- the tax issue is not remotely past romney at this point. this tax issue may be past him in florida. but, you know, why mitt romney has not released more than these past two years of these tax returns. what is in those ten years of tax returns that he has not released that he gave over to the mccain campaign in 2008 that are on the shelf that he hasn't turned in. how much -- >> i'm going to be argumentative. but i think it's a fair question to ask. why would they care that -- >> hold on a second. why would they care that mitt romney paid a 14.3% tax on his income when john kerry paid a 13.1% tax on his income and he had more money than mitt romney. >> who is they? >> well, the american people. how many americans went to the voting booth and said i'm not voting for john kerry -- let me tell you who they is. let's say the national media like you. how many times did you bring up john kerry's 13.1% tax rate in 2004? >> i don't -- all i'm trying to tell you is tha