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rosie, back to you. >>> all right. let's get right into it. maryland's most powerful radar, still tracking weather. salisbury. we saw severe thunderstorms, even a tornado warning for wicomico county out to ocean city, those areas still getting active weather but most of the state just with scattered showers. in fact, not any weather. watches and warnings still up. tornado watch for lower eastern shore through 8:00 through an abundance of caution. light breeze on federal hill but that will be intensifying. 48 degrees at bwi. we just struggled to get out of the low to mid-50s around baltimore. that was not the case in areas to our south inside maryland. hey, take a look through the day, heavy showers at times. annapolis getting socked with the rain. a real active day of weather in kent island. watch as that boundary crosses the bay and right on the camera lens we get a good soaking. take a look at the wind advisories for all but the shore where they still have the tornado watch. we have a high wind advisory for the entire state and high wind war

so you know we've been critical of the numbers coming out of the troika for example with these very rosy projections of growth for example against some of the realities of what's going on in greece just a couple of examples to throw up there for our viewers here's one showing how greek g.d.p. has completely tanked so there's just one example another one if we could bring up greek bank credit to households that has completely collapsed in the last couple of years and industrial output is another place where we can see that that has just collapsed over the past few years now the numbers really put into perspective reggie depression the greece is going through which puts into perspective the riots that we've seen there my question to you what's going on and how do you think greece could get out of a depression with this bailout. well i don't see how it's a bailout. as of right now the problem is this is of agreed to a seventy four percent n.p.v. here cut net present value and greece is use only statisticians or at least i.m.f. have come to the conclusion that a minimum of anything. under se

needs more than a haircut it needs a full blown default we hashed out the leaked debt document with rosy assumptions earlier this week but there are more financial shenanigans to lay out our next guest is going to do that he's been saying for years that this crisis won't end until creditors recognize and mark down their losses and for greece that would probably constitute the bulk of their outstanding debt and the last couple of days we've seen people like the folks at fitch ratings finally catch on they just downgraded greece one notch above default but default as bad as it may be for one country is just the beginning it's really the spark reggie middleton says contagion should really be what everyone is focused on right now reggie is entrepreneurially investor he's author of the boom bust blog it's also just an all around bad ass and he's here to tell us why contagion is what we really need to be looking at before we get to that reggie i do want to talk a little bit about greece and first of course thanks for being here. ok you're welcome yeah so you know we've been critical of the num

roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. >>> yes, rosie and i do occasionally tie shop. few gusts around 20, so the breezeÑi today, clouds early on but they cleared off. plate in the day we had late day sunshine for your commute home. dry weather continuing this evening, no precipitation threat tonight or early tomorrow. as we see temperatures rising into the mid-50s, it will be noticeably milder tomorrow and the chance for showers coming in tomorrow evening. we'll talk or about that system and look to the rest of your week. how mild does it get? it's coming up. >>> police in anne arundel county are investigating a report from a 9-year-old girl who said she was walking home from school last week and was sexually assaulted. a man grabbed her and pulled her into a wooded area. this sketch last been put together based upon what the girl told limits patrols have been increased in the area. police are asking anyone with information to call 410-222-3468. >>> police are still investigating that road rage incident that led to a stabbing. witnesses told officers right before 4 at

we had a rosy scenario. are you telling me that rosy scenario didn't have legs?t her skirt was too short and she had to be pulled off on to the bench? what's happened since then, larry, we had keystone block, and we have canada that would sell it to china. we also have the president come out for the budget where he is picking winners and losers. he is favorable to renewable energy companies. i guess he likes -- this is, i think, another head wind that's facing the economy and it's going to help push oil prices higher. >> chris, we had a 25% stock market rally. we are still in that rally. the supreme court was up 46 poins today. we're back to, what, may of 2008. weave had a rosy scenario on stocks. are you throwing in with who thinks this whole thing is coming crashing down? >> i don't know if it's coming crashing down, about the i am a lot for cautious today than i was, and it's not because i don't think we can go higher. it's because i think the head wibdz have gotten greater, and we have to be very careful about managing equity risk in a market where oil prices

eft of freedom her husband has left what she told rosie o'donnell and celebrating bernie mac chicago style monument. wgn news @ 9 >> i know so much of the case was about intent what was the intent? >> patti blagojevich tearfully talking television interview about her husband rod blagojevich guilty verdict sent to camp to prison for years. good evening top story. preparations are being made for rod blagojevich departure. outside the north side home tonight >> rod blagojevich family tucked inside tonight cold rainy evening. day before his wife interview talk-show host rosie o'donnell heirs of the own network tomorrow. patti blagojevich reduced to tears at the thought of preparing her daughters would be difficult goodbye to her father simply too much to bear >> cannot fathom what you are going through but to pretend that not want to happen >> talk-show host rosie o'donnell tried to get a tearful patti blagojevich to face the reality is fast approaching need to get ready to say goodbye after two trials constant claim of innocence rod blagojevich leading to serve 14 year prison sentence >

no, it's rosie from... work? hello? come on, you. come on. up you go. karen: ( resignedly ) all right, then. what are you doing down here? this is getting like piccadilly circus. you are meant to be asleep. just go upstairs. asleep? you got to be joking. what's wrong with this family? we probably need a psychiatrist on that one. will you-- no, no, no, no. come on. up you go. god, what's the point? i'll get no sleep, and i've got double maths tomorrow. yeah, well, i have an important meeting with the headmaster, so... and the phone never stops ringing! yes, well, at least jo's dad didn't phone up, checking up on her alibi, did he? jake? well, her dad phoned me on my mobile... a while back. yeah, but you didn't tell him that she was...? ( raggedly ) look, don't worry. she's home, safe and sound now, so, no problem, is there? look, if you were a friend, she wouldn't use you like that. dad, she's not bloody using me! ( sighs ) look, jake, when i was young, there was a girl i really, really liked-- dad, every time you want to explain something to me, you jus

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down the leaked document that shows how rosy the assumptions are about greece and duck vision said this is about two roads you have a credit default and a trigger of the c.d.s. market or killed the bond market because of subordination of the euro bonds of course this deal would never work for greece but that is not the point greece can't be let out of the e.u. simply because it will be considered a default on the bonds and triggering c.d.'s there is seven hundred seventy trillion dollars of derivatives and c.d.'s in the market and ninety five percent is by the five largest u.s. banks if the c.d.s. is triggered it will cause a global meltdown and you know about this we think that everything that has been done since the first greek bailout in may two thousand and ten has been to quarantine greece so that a greek default and a euro zone exit could be managed by the troika and the banking clients buying time essentially now moving on runic angel one on you tube said everything is allusion when it comes to the i.m.f. and everything is presented in a fashion that it is perceived to be eventfu

when i look at rosie in the classroom, she's always engaged. she's always intensely involved in whatever she's doing, usually playing with other kids. she's very sociable. she's very intense. yeah. hendrick: urth, describe the behavior you see in the classroom, but do not try to diagnose the cause. it's not our place to diagnose. "and then the chameleons wore--" boy: i can't see. i'm sorry. why don't i turn the page so that you can? jordan bentley, i'm gog to stop for a minute. it's very hard for me to read when you are talking. you may sit on miss kathleen's lap, or you may join snack-- one or the other. jordan: snack. woman: ok. why don't you go wash your hands? hendrick: remember, a particular behavior can have many different causes, and it takes a trained professional to determine the reason for what is going . for example, failure to pay attention at story time may be the consequence of a hearing loss, inappropriate reading material, borderline intelligence, fatigue, poor eyesight, or simply needing to go to the toilet. we had a child in o

he said whereas compared to the rosie scenario that he hears, that he says there's been a lack of success. i think he said a lack of success at virtually every level in afghanistan. >> i read the arlt curveball. what i would say is this, it's one person's view of this from my personal point of view i do a lot of battlefield circulation, i talk to commanders and soldiers. i have assessments from others like my sergeant major i put on the battlefield virtually every week to walk with both afghan and coalition parts. so i take in a lot of data from any different places to determine my assessment to include a very objective detailed assessment we do every quarter. i'm confident that in my personal view that our outlook is accurate. i did read the article and i think that, as you read that article, i don't doubt what he describes in a sense -- for instance, his occasion of watching a policeman watching an insurgent depart the area. i think those happen. we have in asaf that has doubled in 18 months and we're presently building. what i would say to you is that we have to be -- try to be very ac

analysts in the troika essentially showing that assumptions used to negotiate this deal look really rosy and don't even get greece to one hundred twenty percent debt to g.d.p. in two thousand and twenty as european leaders want and more pessimistic and seemingly more likely scenarios have debt to g.d.p. way above target never mind the language that when decoded basically seems to mean greece may need another bailout and the debt may become even bigger of an unsustainable disaster dimitri coffee and us our producer for capital account is here we're going to break this all down dimitri let's first start talking about the g.d.p. and these projections for g.d.p. and what this document has somebody believing it's going to do in greece let's bring up that chart and demeter can kind of take us through what this document says about what's going to happen to g.d.p. growth in greece to make sure what it tells about this well this just there are a lot of charge that the all of them have the baseline estimates and then they have more pessimistic scenarios and in this case that's the tail or downside

and advertisers "the rosie show" investigate big drop after strong premiere episode recently moved tosing more on one on one interviews small but sometimes no audience >> fire at lincoln park put out fire confined to one apartment three year old was taken to the hospital critical condition updates information from the scene earlier what is the seven day forecast looking like? rainfall spreading the radar northbound snow falling from the plane's spreading at a committed date 3.5 in. but not going to reach us sending waves of energy cloudy and sparkling wet snow flake particularly in the southern suburbs the blow from lake superior down to our area and the energy of spending through the rockies could keep moisture out there for awhile could see light patches of rainfall midnight extending to cover much of the southern half of the area about the east southward where it rains and rainfall kind of things out waves fighting back in during the day prior air northern jet stream peak of sunshine and spots in the northern suburbs later in the day in particular shares to the east another cold fr

rosie has more. >> reporter: it's a very busy stretch of road. now baltimore county said they had plans to do a complete study that was already in the works. folks who live here say they know what the number one problem is. >> reporter: at least three to five time as week she comes down to mcdonogh road. the stretch between between painters mill and winands is not her aifort. >> i'm just watching to protect myself but today it was an eerie feeling. i don't know, i think the speed limit is 430. i can't judge it by walking but it seems like they're going fast. >> reporter: and they are. the speed limit is 40. the cars are going even faster. this is nonscientific but you get the point. with three large development that is have driveways, folks say they need some relief from the speeding and dangerous curbs. >> put a traffic light there. i think it will help or some speed cameras to let people know they need to slow down. put some signs up that children may be crossing. >> reporter: but a traffic light may not be the answer. even before tuesday's dou

rosy grier in the incredible two-headed transplant. >> bill: one of my favorites, i will be rosy, and you can be ray. [ laughter ] >> you are rose grier. >> loved them. tackle for the new york giants. great guy. >> beautiful. that ought to be our poster for the show. >> what did you think of florida? >> well, it got a little silly down there, the accusations. you can tell newt is all crazy now. he actually had a gingrich campaign spokesman one jonathan cash say quote romney shot a man in reno just to watch him die. i thought that was a little over the top. i thought it was a cool, level-headed adult decision by the voters in florida. i think it sent a message to the left. we are not going to make it easy for them this time through. tough to demonize mitt. if he is the frontrunner, axelrod is going to weigh in where they will make gingrich look like his fifth son that's how dirty they will play. wasn't there a john wayne film about romney's four sons called the sons of mormon elder. >> bill: no, katy elder. she may have been a mormon, katy, we don't know. hard to tell in the covered wa

said we are telling president obama the jobs are not coming back, but the white house is painting a rosyy are hedging.. the white house is making its pitch to voters, not business people or economists. his voters that will make that decision in 2012. when obama says he is bringing back manufacturing jobs, he is talking about his own job. >> peter, we will continue after the break, but i want to take a point of personal privilege. thursday, we learned the world lo a former washington post reporter who was considered perhaps the greatest degeneration. anthony's deed fearlessly covered the middle east for the associated press. he rose to recognition. the kid that i grew up with in oklahoma city became a two-time pulitzer prize winner, known for a brilliantnalysis. he survived a gunshot wound and a kidnapping only to die thursday of an asthma attack brought on by the forces they used in syria. this week, especially to those who put their lives on the line to do their work. anthony shadid of "the new welcome back for more with our roundtable -- alex orfinger josh boa, and peter morici." 1 lis

courtesy of rosie o'donnell. >> i have to talk about one thing that i have been loath to admit becausebut you i will say it anyway. i have a mild fear or anxiety around little people. what the problem is for me is that i think i can't put the two things together this is an adult person but it is a little person but they have adult like it is so hard for me. >> bill: i think she is saying something that i can't say on the air. and so gutfeld was that dumb. >> for little people everywhere this is the story of the year. you wouldn't know because you are a tall angry man and you look down on people like me because it is easy to look down on people like me. i want to tell you something. >> bill: and you are calling me angry? >> yes. >> bill: i just wanted to get that straight. >> look at it this way. the biggest injustice is taxation. you and i pay the same rate of taxes yet i pay more taxes per square inch than you. >> how tall are you, gutfeld. >> he is 4'2". >> five foot what? >> five. >> ms o'donnell says that she has thissis fear of height challenged people. >> little people. >> little

. >> thanks a lot, rosie. >>> now i'm taking a look at some severe weather elsewhere. a tractor-trailer carrying a load crashed into a guards rail in greensboro, north carolina. one section of the highway was closed for eight hours while crews worked to clear the debris. >>> people are without power in vest -- in west virginia after a heavy snowstorm. as many as 52,000 customers were affected by outages yesterday and today. crews are still hard at work trying to get the power restored. >>> what a difference a day can maifnlgt i mean, we were did have some pretty active weather across southern maryland. snow is in the southern part of the state but none of that today. crystal clear. our satellite picture including down through central virginia where they did get several inches of snow a lot of melting with the sunshine. temperatures well above fried freeze -- above freezing. goldsboro 43. we had light snow, 42. 46 -- the rest of the evening will fall through the evening. things will begin to change last we were move toward the latter part of the week. this won't be more

. >> you cannot fundamentally project a rosie message. they tried that tim geithner -- >> elder george bush in 1992 tried to do that. >> you can't be that on the one hand, you can't been too rosy or dour, how do you thread the needle? >> it's tough, but a couple presidents have done that. reagan is the obvious example we're talking about. but fdr even better. because 1936, roosevelt was running for re-election. unemployment was almost 17%. it was 25% four years early, so roosevelt did say are you better off? that's where reagan got that line. but what roosevelt said was, the unemployment is too high, things are getting better, and it's because of our policies. the key thing he said was why would we ever give things back to the people who created the mess was thrust in our lap in 1932? meaning the republicans. same thing that reagan said in '84, the end of that morning in america commercial, the announcer says, why would we ever go back to where we were just four short years ago? cen willy, walter mondale would return you to the policies o

and continue in the rosiness lama you can't just walk around like that about i'll see if my work at the racine islam was created to open doors so people could understand the slums and the people who live there that was originated myside i have photographed ten other slums. less than five percent of people in the slums are criminals but they are the ones who give the slums a bad name. to secure. but the slums are filled with hardworking and honest people it's estimated that in ten years more than half of the world's population will be living in these types of communities in these communities where the violence exists but why in my photos i try to show where the problem is and where the solution is. and i think it starts in childhood at this age. ok here is where the problem is. but if we target that age i think that a lot can be done but at the same what about the same is. that. now that i have put my gun down that my pen writes i want to set things my bullets in dates. in the case of medicine it's poetry that has united the community. more than one hundred fifty thousand people get toge

a one and a half percent this hour also things are looking pretty rosy in russia where the earth years is up more than one percent m i six point six percent not that much of a change from last year as you majors still gaining momentum thanks to the higher crude prices where we've been talking about earlier in the program gazprom a point seven percent financials are also strong is burbank almost one. percentile but the outstanding game is the russia's biggest be a brew a bowl ticker that's the news its parent company calls burke will buy the remaining twenty percent say in baltic with a premium to be among the price of. the euro meanwhile seeing some gains versus the dollar that's in hopes the european leaders would sign off on greece's the second bailout package and also on the fact that china is among three easing occurred over the weekend and the russian ruble strengthening versus the top. foreign investors are eyeing russia's regions as according to key will be three of the head of the country's direct investment fund speaking as an economic forum in siberia he told business l.t. ab

economic data appeared to contradict the president's rosie view.here are almost two million pure jobs than when he took offers and the federal reserve predicted the u.s. economy for 2012, this year, would grow at a rate of 2.7%. widely seen as anemic. question, what would president obama's political objectives with this speech -- eleanor? >> first of all, i think he rebutted the theme of his likely opponent, mitt romney, saying that america's a nation in decline. i think he came back with an optimistic view, in particularly in terms of foreign policy and how we're regarded around the world. and he really wears the role of commander in chief well and has some significant successes. so i thought that was good. he also wanted to frame the coming election as one that will talk about fairness, not to punish the rich but to open up opportunities for more people to succeed. and all of the discussion about romney's taxes has really revealed to the american people how the tax system in particular is rigged against him. so that's a good theme. and then rebui

larik and johnson aren't as in agreement in your rosy scenario. >> i think i'm more optimistic because i believe the germans are going to drive europe to a stable fiscal union. it will take a number of years. we're debating before the conference whether this was the 17th summit and the 19th republican debate in republican presidential candidate debate, or the 19th summit and the 17th republican presidential debate. we have many more summits to go, but they'll get there. i believe. but there is a large risk. one of my colleagues uses an analogy. he says this is a dangerous operation. you could have the most skilled surgeon in the world, but things can go wrong. and so something could go wrong. i think the germans have now found the tools to do that nchs, which are just to keep the interest rates really high on all the politicians that are of the week countries and that will force them to do what german threats and pleading and reasoning did not succeed in doing for two years. and secondly, the new strategy, which is, if you agree, that's great and you'll get our support. if you don't, g

the doctors in a new survey admit they've described a patient's prognosis in a way they knew was too rosy, and nearly two in ten say they hadn't fully disclosed medical mistakes for fear of being sued. and one in ten say they've told a patient something in the past year that wasn't true. the lead researcher on the study says doctors didn't set out to be dishonest with their patients. instead, she believes the untruths were meant to give people hope. >> susie: boy, a difficult situation, i guess gives new meaning to good bedside manner. >> tom: certainly does. that is "nightly business report" for this wednesday, february 8. we'll have more on the foreclosure deal tomorrow. i'm tom hudson. good night. have a great evening, susie. >> susie: thank you, tom. thanks for watching, we hope to see all of you again tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is made possible by: captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org announcer: the new pbs for ipad app. you'll never know what you'll find.

. >> rosie cooper? >> before the election, the prime minister told midwives that he would make their lives easier and that he would recruit 3000 more of them. where the british people wrong to take you at your word? >> i am very sorry, but her figures are wrong. there are over 620 more there are over 620 more midwives

is it not so rosy outcome. this was written and directed by madonna. >> february is black history month. today, will highlight the museum in baltimore. you can find a list of events on wbaltv.com. click on the community. >> 34 degrees on tv hill. coming up, we'll look at one of your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. denny's new sizzlin' skillets are here for a limited time. so strike while the iron's hot. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. >> time to get to our water cooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked -- which super bowl ads are you looking forward to seeing sunday? >> keep sending us those responses. we will read more of your responses in the next hour and post all of them on the front page of our website, wbaltv.com. >> good morning. super bowl is set for sunday. peyton manning said there is no way his situation with the colts would upstaged the big game. he was wrong. every co