. >>> we're taking a closer look now at what the super tuesday ruts really mean. joining us is edward williams, a political analyst. let's talk a little bit about the results last night. romney looks like he's moving closer to getting the nod for the republicans. what sort of promises is he going to have to make to bring some of the other candidates on board as we maybe potentially look out into the future and see some of these folks drop out. >> he's going to have to consider who's best in terms of a vp candidate and who's going to give him an edge over barack obama. this is going to be a difficult challenge. but barack obama answered it with bringing on hillary clinton as secretary of state, bringing on joe biden as vp. those were both formidable candidates running against him. these are people who challenged him that helped sharpen him in the primary debates. so i think mitt romney's challenge is to do the same, to basically create a game changer the same way mccain did with sarah palin. i'm looking at latinos. i'm looking at susannah martinez, the governor of

>>> an internet privacy case, a jury must decide the feat of a rut dpars university student. is he a criminal or just a young man acting like one. join us for this stories and breaking news today at 4:00 right after ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> welcome back, i saw a few people out on their bikes, and this is great cycling weather and a lot of things, here is marty. >> great weather as well as those little butterflies all out here just out of camera range here. a temperature roller coaster coming up. my kind of temperature roller coaster averaging 13 below normal. 71, 71, 276 numbers and a 71 to start next week, friday, saturday, maybe a bit of a shower, if you want to get your tan on you can already, sunday here in the mid-atlantic. back inside. >> don't miss the primetime line up. the original csi starring ted dap son and eyewitness news at 11:00. >> finally this noon pretty soon hungry minds will no longer be able to reach for the newest edition of the encyclopedia britain ka, and encyclopedia britain ka, and will focus ll focus ,,,, girl: i want to tell you about my friend. his name i

tax ruts for the rich, shift -- the record but it would provide too much detail for the document. our proposals make tough cuts to programs we can afford and strengthen medicare building on the affordable care act's policies. democrats have long been willing to make the difficult balanced demands. our nation's values are not reflected in a budget that places the heaviest burden on the backs of working families but one that invests in fairness and shared responsibility. reckless republican e, to budget and to adopt proposals that better reflect our nation's values of fairness and shared responsibility and amdments nec sure we have a vibrant and dynamic and prosperous nation into the future. i. >> i thank you mr. yarmuth. and i think you framed our closingti is not whether we develop a plan to reduce the deficit. the question is whether we do it in a way that's balanced and calls for shared responsibility. and with that, mr. chairman, we >> all right. thank you. we will now proceed with the consideration fiscal year current 2013 concurrent resolution on the budget. the staff will gi

kansas city at 58 degrees and some big storms have been popping up on the southern end of this rut. it is running into that strong high-pressure system, moving very slowly. that means we have a couple more days of this unusual warmth for our region. this line of thunderstorms dumping some very heavy rains and triggered some tornadoes in western louisiana this evening. they are caught at a slight risk of some severe storms tomorrow afternoon. it was 80 at buffalo, new york, 83 in cincinnati. the cult is out in the west and the boundary is slowly moving in our direction of -- the cult is out in the west. -- the cold is out in the west. a thunderstorm possible in amounts to more, then partly cloudy on thursday. warning fall, afternoon sun, antipater's way above normal -- morning fog, afternoon sun, and temperatures well above normal. we will hit the weekend and the western storm gets here with some showers and thunderstorms. it might be just a little bit cooler early next week. >> peyton manning had plenty of options when it came to shopping for a new team, but denver had the one thing

here now we have former president reagan economic advisor john rut lij and we bring on peter teernan,uthor of a provocatively titled new best selling book on china, and steven finienwick. let me go to you first. what's wrong on this? these are strategic minerals. china subsidyizes their businesses, and they restrict exports, drive up the price for those that get their hands on it. why shouldn't we use the world trade organization as a court for fair trade? >> no, i think the right thing do now is -- once upon a time, the u.s. was a leader in rare earth. now about 7% of that is housed in china. if you want to get access, you basically have to move your manufacturing to the chinese. you have to be in chinese territory in order to get access. we need to play fair kind of dialogue. i don't think trade war is the right way to go at all. i think going to court and working through the w.t.o. -- >> no, no. i'm saying there's not a trade war. that was an absolute key part of my xooent comment. let me be clear about this. i'm opposed a trade war. let me bring in steechb fenwick. what i'm sugges

or put forward a welfare rights movement that that's what kepts clamped down into this inescapable rut in cities. that's not the type of g about. liberal spending primarily on the power of democratic controlled municipalities in influenced by unions, municipal unions. they have really strong social safety net programs, a lot of these new deal programs, right, to deal with questions of poverty, housing, education, social service, health and that come about in the second third of the 20th century, one argument is that they were spending too much. they were spending too much money. they were spng it is too much money on social programs, but also too much money on labor, right? in short, city workers in northeastern and midwestern cities lived too good. they had it too good. their pensions were too high and salaries were too high and the productivity was not competitive with a free market. the argument that what caused the crisis was liberal spending is also something to consider, right, cities outspent themselves and unions had such a strong powerful grip on city politics and this is what

. >> the new jersey jury of the so-called webcam trial of the rut zers student could begin deliberations as early as evidence. the defense rested yesterday without calling him. he's charged with a hate crime for setting up a webcam rah to spy on his roommate for an incidental encounter with a man. >>> on "cbs moneywatch," americans are blaming president obama for the rise in gas. ashley morrison here in new york. ashley, good morn nothing good morning to you, terrell. asian markets are up. japan's nikkei rose slightly while hong kong's hang seng advanced about 1%. the policy makers will meet for the first time since january tonight. they're not expecting major announcement but it is believed they will keep short-term interest rates a at record low for the foreseeable future. the dow added 37 points while the nasdaq dropped four. >>> the obama administration is bringing a new trade case against china in an effort to level the playing field. they want to see china end its export restrictions on high-tech goods such as tvs and hybrid car batteries. they will ask the world trade organization

imagination everybody talks about how folks don't read enough and this is a way of getting people out of the rut where they're just watching t.v. and they actually start their economy but it doesn't also lies across america reading in confidence on the writing are passing around visibly worn porn books i'm just are a little through our lives you know last year here. rick santorum whence again saying something that really just makes no sense it looked. like it was tough to say that stuff on the ground is an asset not a liability i stood up and said the science is bogus i said this isn't climate science this is political science the dangers of carbon dioxide. tell that to a plant how dangerous carbon dioxide. i can't. bear it is like beer but legs. who i think we have to tell them how i am rick santorum might not know that you can actually converse with the plan it is a possibility and that he's not aware that you can't have a conversation one just love it is the right. word we're in a terrible economy right now we're in a slow recovery there's problems we could talk about contraception we're talk

looking at where they rutted to see if they want to push along. >> i'd like to ask a question of judicial ethics. it brought the court down to your people question the legitimacy and how the codes should be applied to the supreme court and five and why not? >> that is the issue largely misunderstood. not buy you as a demagogue but with the judicial ethics rule don't technically apply to the supreme court could justices regarded as bound by them. just like other issues but the recusal issues the court has explained that policy and it is the same as the policies that bind all other federal judges says a single share of stock requires a judge or justice under the policy they adopted from the case involving that corporation getting to the margins it is another reason for recusal, speaking s a citizen i am not a fan of judicial recusal. if you get to into a situation like in san francisco who presided over proposition viii. he is a game man. he has a conflict of interest. people on the left tried to get justice thomas and justice scalia reduced because they attended meetings sponsored by those

you can see the puck hit a rut in the ice. he, well, he tried to reach back before slipping and falling. the wilds lose 1-0 in the shootout. >> oh, no. are you a professioninal? >> yeah. just one -- don't want to get up. >> you are so embarrassed. it is not that you are hurt. >> and you hear the collective ah. oh, well. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news saturday morning -- ,,,,,,, >>> every day stray dogs bought into the shelter in baltimore city. some of them stan out because of the hardships. >> mike schuh shows us what happened with dog lovers unite to make life better for one dog. >> reporter: in baltimore, strays survive thanks to ample food and trash just thrown away. found lying in streets and alleys. there are abandoned houses in a patchwork of places to hide. this dog was one of them. skin and bones. she could not walk in, her foot crushed and missing. >> she had 3/4 of the length still there. >> reporter: so, she was sent in for amputation, but the doctors could not do it. >> wagging her tail and wants to go and run

if you want out of a rut that you don't have a montage, where they are on message, but it's the wrongsage. >> greg: those are oil producing states. >> dana: so they get it and understand. it doesn't matter. the bill went down again. >> bob: oil company has given them money. the idea that the democrat, the average american doesn't get this much of a tax subsidy and exxon makes $4 billion an hour gets one -- >> eric: this gallon of gasoline. profit in gallon of gasoline. here is what the oil company makes. 6.7 cents. that is what they make. >> bob: that is a false argument. >> eric: this is what the government gets right here. the government produces no green energy jobs. the oil company produce 9 million jobs. >> bob: excuse me, that is a small part of their profit. they get it from drilling and the rest of their -- >> eric: all in. all in. >> andrea: if you hold that up, it's making me hungry. i have a gluten allergy. i can't eat it. i think, though, this isn't fair based on what you said. it's not meant to be fair. they don't want it to be fair. this is the groks of liberalism. takin

thursday morning, reget ruts from car max. how are used cars selling in car max has been putting up terrific numbers but buying ahead of the quarter can be very unrewarding. my take, buy this one if it gets hit because carmax has one of the best secular trends imaginable. people love to shop for new and used cars. consolation brands comes on thursday. this is the world's leading wine company, as well as the maker of corona extra, the number one report reported brewski. i myself am a corona light the guy. this stock is up 14% year to date. i bet there's more to come. on monday, we great real morning purchasing managers index from germany. germany has the lowest unemployment rate in 20 years, they need to remain the locomotive and help everybody. we're also going to get atrocious italian numbers and europe pmi, which will be weak. hopefully the germans can lighten the load. tuesday we have auto sales numbers. the autos have been a huge part of the strength of 2012. we've talked about that possibility we might be building 15 mill

from now till november, stay with 9news now and wusa9.com for complete election coverage as the ruts are coming in tonight, you can get them real time right on our website. >>> the search for a gunman heading towards george washington university turned up nothing. the secret service tipped off authorities at the school. agents reported seeing a gunmen leaving the area around the white house and heading towarded campus yesterday. the school says it's notified students and staff through its campus alert system. campus police searched the area but found nothing. >>> charges could be filed against the driver of a fed ex truck. it crashed into a school bus yesterday on route 2 in calvert county, maryland. a student from windy mill school and both drivers were rushed to the hospital. their injuries are not life- threatening. the bus was stopped at the time of the collision. >>> the deanwood metro station on the orange line is metro's most dangerous. the washington examiner reports the station in northeast had 67 crimes classified as part one for serious crimes. that list includes assaults,

. >> rut survival of the fittest. >> i am. >> do you have any kids? >> don't have any kids. >> perfect. >> be careful when you get out of here. they will be attacking the women. >> you have to admire them for their creativity. >> if you want to be creative, when they talk about red meat and greenhouse gases they were talking about flach lens they put some vee know in the grass and they will solve the flach lens problem. >> and if we all become vegans there will be more cattle which will be more cattle fartherring. farting. we are killing the cows. and that is killing the flatulence. >> once we catch up with technology it is not about engineering ourselves. it is about the tech doing it for us. we are in a movement. google it. >> i don't know how to use google. i don't even have a laptop. if they want to makhumans smaller, does that mean we can stay our same size? >> you can put me in my pocket. it is changing the way humans are and how they react of the and if anyone thinks human engineering does not work and is already occurring you have not been to

. >> here are ideas to get you and her out of the rut. make waffle fingers in the morning. toast a whole grain waffle, slice it into strips. she can have fun believing it's nail polish and dip it in yogurt. try rice pudding. i love to add brown cooked rice into vanilla yogurt, top it with cinnamon and you have rice pudding. i'll put more ideas on twitter and facebook. i have a lot. >> thanks, joy. i know you do. still ahead, pamper yourself and your pet with luxury items d discounted up to 80% in jill's steals & deals. >>> and later, clients love him for high drama. allie's spelling bee is monday... sounds like a mini-wheats day to me! and becka's science fair is on the 8th. she's presenting the solar system. hey i've got just the whole grain fiber to help keep her full so she can stay focused. um...you rock. she'll be ready to rock. right here! [ female announcer ] make your kids big days, mini-wheats days. packed with fiber and nearly a day's worth of whole grains kellogg's frosted mini-wheats cereal helps keep your kids full and focused. now available in cinnamon roll fl

rut genius on the web. you put out these great videos. with the ease and the access of the internet, will it create a society of shut ins? it is already happening with dudes with porn. will it happen to women when nobody is actually doing this with their hands? >> i remember those good old days. >> there are a lot of analysts who predict it won't be long before pornography moves on to the internet. we put that aside for a second. when you and i were kids we had hedge porn. now you have erotic caw on your ipad. everybody is moving up in the world. i think they need an app. you ever seen the operation app where you undo a little lace and you unlock a chapter. you get the mowning in your headphones and set it to vibrate mode. the one thing that is interesting is this story gets wide that women are reading porn on ipads, from now on anytime i see a woman reading an ipad i will assume it is porn until they show me it is not. >> it is great if you see one on a plane and casually look over. >> every time i get on a plane it is a dude with a lapt

re-elected i have no doubt he will make the argument from the payroll tax cut we will let the tax rutsor hard work middle-class americans condition and we will not let the top 2 percent of wage earns so people will see their rates go up to frye percent and capital gains go up to 39 and 40 percent and inher tans tax come back and nothing the most conservative republican can do because he will be the president of the united states. >>neil: congressman, i admire your guts. we will see what happens. thank you. good to have you. where do governors come to break news? here. that's where. florida governor on a very surprising announcement. -new e-0 investing dashboard free streaming quotes, all your investments, positions, and even your trade ticket are all on one customizable page. see the all-new 360 investing dashboard at e-trade. i have two products in front of you. we are going to start with product x. this is a very affordable product that will help save you a, lot of money. i like it.. i like it too. this is product y. this is a much more expensive product. you will not see a lot of sa

. >> the sharks are still fighting to get out of the six-week rut which during that time has only seenhe team win five games. cast joe thornton told me sle sleeping at night lately has not been easy. in san jose, brody brazil, nbc bay area sports. >> thank you, brody. >>> interesting story down there in louisiana. check this out, an lsu soccer player and homecoming queen tried out for the tigers football team. unfortunately, she didn't make the cut. head coach of lsu les miles said most her biggest problems, she does not do very well at tackling. she can try out again when with the tigers practice in august. can you believe that? there's a lot of people in college football who can't tackle. she needs to be out there on that field. >> that's just not fair. >> she's a great kicker. >> i'd like to be her coach. >> go work it. >> one other quick note. much more coming up tonight at 11:00, janelle and jessica. >> thanks, henry. >>> for a full half hour of bay area sports coverage, you can watch sports neten.30 [ man ] it's big. responds in a moment's notice. supports in times of need. same

. >> in a rut. >> yes. where am i going? there are a few things you can do.e most important is to make sure you set authentic goals and they are purposeful. in the next 12 months, what are the top three goals you want to achieve. i say put them in three different categories. learning goals. are there new skills you want to acquire over the next 12 months that will get you further along in your career? there are relationship goals in your career. is it about expanding your network? it could be about getting along better, becoming a better leader. then financial goals. you want to have financial goals tied to your career, whether it has to do with your retirement savings, increasing your income. what is the biggest financial goal? make sure you're setting meaningful goals. >> make sure you're not repeating mistakes. if something is not working, don't force it at this point. >> that's right. ask yourself, what is working in my career right now and what's not working. when you ask what's working, you're looking at the things you want to make sure you keep doing.

if you ervaycationing out here keep this in mind that could be dang ruts. if you get caught in a rip crept you are not supposed to swim towards the shore. swim along it until you get out of the rip current. just a little fact there for you in case that does happen to you. across the lower 48 one storm across the pacific northwest and another across the south bringing in area of heavy rain across oklahoma and dallas, texas, and into portions of austin. austin you are clearing out right now as the batch has now exited the region. this storm system is going to slowly track towards the north and east. continue to see the rain around the region in texas. also up into parts of arkansas. through the start of the workweek on monday. generally speaking two to three inches of rain along this corridor shaded in yellow. lighter amounts possibly and locally higher amounts possible. watch out for flash flooding. aside from the heavy rain some of the activity in the form of heavy rain. large hail, damaging begin gusts and isolated tornadoes possible the state of arkansas,

and in tonight's installment of what's your workout, small stretch moves that promise big rut, tonight00. we'll take you inside a fitness class catered to people who sit in front of a desk or at the desk all day, like some of us here in the news room. barbara? >> we sure do. thanks a lot, we'll see you soon, pat. vgts time for a final check on the forecast. veronica johnson sitting next to me now. >> despite the clouds and fog, don't let the clouds scare you. you can still get outside and exercise some for today. i want to start with the radar. we still have the shower, thundershower hanging on around fredericksburg. it's moving southeastward. heavier rain falling, paulg east towards dahlgren and front royal area. so in the next couple of minutes, you'll be seeing some lightning. the temperatures in the 70s. d.c., 70s, to the south and east, and the 6 0s instead of 70s for the plains. we've got the cooler air coming in with the weather front that will come here saturday and sunday. so some clouds around the area today. very limited sunshine. and still running much above average. the av

we also had john rut ledge and steven roesh, two of the brightest minds on bhast happening in china.hey say the fears about china going into a hard landing are totally overrated. john, cat pill laerpillar is on portfolio, he says he'll be adding to it. it's back a little lower now as we're speaking about it. but steven and john both say the fears about what's happening in china absolutely are overdone. rutledge adding to his stock, cortes adding to shorts. that's the battleground. >> thank you very much. we've been reporting about the recent surge in treasury yields, but what do they mean for you and for business? kelly evans is here with a look at that. >> want to put this in context for people. >> exactly. for those who don't remember the double digit moves we've seen in the past. >> right. when .10% is a huge move. when we look at the benchmark 10-year treasury note, that's one mortgage rates are keyed off and everyone focuses on for a gauge of what's happening. we've seen that move from under % to over 2% in the context of that moving by about .03%. this move is what has helped s

what steve did was he never got into a rut. when the ipod was successful, instead of... he said what could kill us? if people put songs on their phone so let's make the iphone. and in being staying hungry staying foolish, it was thinking different. here's to the crazy ones. he loved that line at the end of his think different ads which is the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do. >> rose: roll tape, this is the famous stanford speech. here it is, steve jobs' commencement speech which he wrote himself. he asked aaron sorkin to do it but then he said i have to do it and i will do it by telling three stories. >> this is what i tried to do in the book. if you just tell stories the lessons emerge and that's... roll tape, here it is. >> when i was young there was an amazing publication call the whole earth catalog which was one of the bibles of my generation. it was created by a fellow named stewart brand not far from here in men low park and he brought it to life with his poetic touch. this was in the late '50s before personal com

defense lawyers are presenting their case in the trial of former rut ger's university student accusedusing a web cam to spy on his roommate's intimate encounter with another man. the first witness called by da ran ravi's lawyer was a family friend, a co-worker of the defendant's father. >> have you in your own personal interactions with dharun ever heard him use any derogatory words towards homosexuals in general? >> no. >> during cross-examination, prosecutors questioned how well mr. sharma knew the defendant. ravi is charged with 15 counts, including bias intimidation and invase of privacy. >>> nearly one year after that historic earthquake and tsunami in japan, the search continues for bodies. it was last march 11th when a 9.0 magnitude quake rocked the asian island triggering that massive tsunami. 16,000 people died. nearly 3300 people still missing. the tsunami also triggered a meltdown at the fukushima nuclear plant, the world's worst nuclear crisis since chernobyl. >>> and the viral video aimed at stopping the reign of ugandan rebel said to turn children in soldiers. >> it's ha

on monday morning whether it is your job or love life easy to get stuck in a rut. >> author of range0 seconds or less says you can get unstuck and create the live you want in no time -- life you want in in time at all. >>> after that we will check with holly morris who is back from maternity leave. >> good morning i am back with a special guest i am waiting for him to come around the corner now hello sir it is the ambassador of hungary and he does a morning bike ride every morning just to stay ship shape he invited us into his home this morning he is coming in now we are heading up to the kitchen his chef is preparing breakfast because, it is time for the annual embassy chef challenge we will tell you all about that special event and how you can get an international taste yourself coming up live next fox 5 morning news stay with us  [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. got my bearings. ♪ a little bird told me about a band. ♪ an old man shared some fish stories. ♪ ooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but i still got to see her. we talked for hours. ♪ everyone else buzzed a