>> salem. >> salem, nice to meet you. sharla. >> nice to meet you too. >> you're the internet web design guy? >> that's correct. >> okay. >> so this is a typical storefront. this is just for mock-up purposes. >> sure, i understand. >> these are just ideas, so i'm envisioning two separate websites. popone.com-- >> the organic, sister brand. >> yes, 'cause you've kind of got a different brand. >> so you separate the--right. >> and it creates more opportunities to bring in more traffic from the search engines. >> somebody might google "organic," and if i had a separate web page, it would take them to popone. >> popone, exactly. >> having a website is the cheapest store you could possibly have. it's a 24-hour store, seven days a week, with the lowest cost. the other person that i brought in... >> mm-hmm. >> helped redesign a lot of packaging. packaging is one of the easiest things to do to increase sales and profit. great packaging will sell a product before anything else. so i'm gonna change the design so it's less carnival-

yesterday in win stom, salem, we received about five inches of snow. it is really thick here.t the concern with the freezing rain now turns to the ice. the police department urging drivers to stay off of the roads. the primary roads have been worked by crews salted but now they are freezing over. not only do we have 5 inches and higher amounts of snow in places but we are dealing with ice on the roads and potential for power outages on the drive up from winston salem. we saw at least a dozen cars pulled off to the side of the road. really unable to move. win sten salem police say as far as the secondary roads neighborhood roads they are impassable. crews have their work out cut out for them. >> bundle up and stay inside. appreciate your support this morning. >> a federal judge scheduling a november 3rd trial date for the accused boston bomber. a year earlier than jwanted. accused of carrying you tell the november bombing. the government plans to seek the death penalty. tsarnaev has pleaded not guilty. >> the former mayor of new orleans convicted of selling his office and takin

the job family from salem, oregon, they're expecting a second child. but instead of having the doctor tell them the gender of the baby, the plan was they would take this envelope to a store that sells baby clothes, give it to the clerk who would then wrap either a boy's outfid or a girl's outfit in a box then they would go home and open it. then at some point they realized the plan was ridiculous. in the parking lot, they decided to open the envelope there and here's how that went. >> all right, we're about to find out the sex of the baby. >> yeah. >> and this piece of paper. >> are you ready? >> yeah. >> okay, hold my hand. >> oh, my god! >> what is it? >> it's a boy. >> and a girl? >> it's a boy. >> and a girl? >> oh, no. >> i want a sister! >> you got a brother. no! ? >> i maybe she shouldn't be allowed to hold the baby for a few months. i love that clip. anyway, we tracked the family down and i'm going to speak with them when we come back from the break. plus dr. oz, from "captain phillips" barkhad abdi. you're not only getting the most innovative

we should also talk about winston-salem.igarette thing at cbs is a huge story. -- cbsy night football is making a partnership and spending big money. an undisclosed amount to get eight games on airs tonight into my house. >> and how about what nbc is spending during the olympics. to context that on next. you are watching "in the loop." ♪ >> welcome back. here with matt miller. the olympics are beginning and russia. they have had their fair share of controversy already. one winner is nbc. they paid $775 million for the tv rights. will you be tuning in morrow? i well. bei definitely will watching. i will really be excited about turning on football on thursday night. more excited than you. cbs will televise eight of its games next season. they will be simulcast on the nfl network. you can watch them on both channels during the first half of the season. here to put this into context is added lee. he will make a guess at how much they paid. >> greg is still with us. >> it is happening on both channels at once. somewhere between $

the winter weather comes with a price, 600 crashes statewide and a ten-mile interstate backup near salem that stranded hundreds of motorists for hours. >> i have never seen anything like this. >> reporter: in portland, a city that rarely sees snow, five inches is already enough to make this the most snowy february in 21 years, other parts of the state have seen a foot or more. in drought-stricken california, rain is hitting much needed snow falls on the sierra nevada mountains, prompting major traffic jams as skiers flee to higher elevations for the weekend. all of this precipitation carried by something known as the pineapple express, an atmospheric river of moisture that starts east of hawaii and hits the west coast. >> the pineapple express will with the drought, but keep in mind california has only about 25% of normal rainfall. so we need several of these weather patterns to develop to really help out california. >> reporter: right now two thirds of the united states is covering with snow, but for much of the west the drought is not going away. in arizona some ranchers are selling of

afghanistan on saturday the soul a meeting was devoted to the event that took place in our small village of salem and the district forty three soldiers in the nationalists were born in this land three of them did not return their comrades relatives and soldiers of independent kazakhstan have gathered together to pay tribute to the memory of those killed in the war schools to repair a theatrical performance artists sing songs dedicated to the un declared war. i present a association of veterans of afghanistan as was the military patriotic love cause harm on operates in some unregistered of popular region which you should. the page. i went to congratulate everyone on the twenty fifth anniversary of the soviet withdrawal. i want to wish you all good health happiness in all the best. i wish the whole world to live in peace and harmony. then you must clean ahmadi celebrates the birth anniversary. second i'm on of the classic film studio was named after the people's artist of the ussr taken a mind of his films via the slider our dear dr angel in a hat when the feathers and then i come on are included i

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gary salem, a real estate broker calls this is a 'wait- and-see' situation. "because as we start to thaw out from winter i think we're going to start to see activity again pick up once again. as for first time home buyers, yeah, at some point they are going to get priced out if we continue to move up at a rapid rate." adding to those payments are higher mortgage interest rates on 30-year fixed loans--they edged up to 4.33% this week, compared to last week's 4.28%. new revelations about just how much jp morgan knew about bernie madoff's crimes. jp morgan shareholders that are seeking damages from the bank, claim to have evidence that jp morgan had - quote - "direct knowledge" of madoff's ponzi scheme. acording to a complaint filed wednesday, some of the evidence comes from jailhouse interviews with madoff. in january jp morgan agreed to pay $2.6 billion to settle claims around its role in madoff's fraud, but did not admit guilt. the country's first bitcoin atm is open for business. the atm that lets users transfer the virtual currency from atm to smartphone, o

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-- literary life of salem, oregon, sunday at 2 on c-span3. >> on february 12, 2013, president obama issued an executive order mandating the creation of a cybersecurity framework. next, peter gallagher, director of the national institute of standards and technology, outlines those guidelines for companies to improve cybersecurity and recover from a cyber attack. from the brookings institution, this is 90 minutes. >> hello and welcome op behalf of brookings 21st century intelligence, my name's ian wallace, i'm the visiting fellow for cybersecurity here at the center. and today we are honored to have a distinguished panel to discuss the new cybersecurity framework. eventually, this document represents the best efforts of the administration and, i think as we'll hear industry representatives from the 16 critical infrastructure sectors -- to work together to address the threat which president obama has called one of the gravest national security dangers the united states faces. i actually look forward to hearing more about how the framework was developed, because i think that's going to

taking his place in history starts mad at salem nc could become the city's youngest ever prime minister in the two former government an ethiopian passenger plane is hijacked and flown to geneva police say the situation is under control and a white jacket has been arrested. ending an lp patient in return for an amnesty ukraine's activists come back eset hole is the most criminal charges dropped against them

it happened over the past several weeks at a hospital in winston-salem n.c.. not properly sanitized after being used on a patient with a disease similar to mad cow disease. the causes memory loss blindness. the disease might not surface for years. there is no cure. hospital officials said the likelihood is very low. officials released a statement apologizing to these patients affected. >> no fall that was in atlanta brought the city to a standstill and left many stranded. many were forced to abandon their cars. the lender storm that brings snow and sleet and to the forecast has the potential to knock out the city's power grid. that is why they got started early preparing for. schools announced they would be closed today as well as tomorrow. the georgia governor declared a weather- related state of emergency for 45 counties. the national weather service warns that ice on the roads could make driving hazardous or even impossible by tomorrow. >> the captain and a reckless decision to sell into the path of the storm. that was the probable cause of the ship's sinki

to the russian heart lungs and for that to the east with products that effectively we're going to salem the western markets. moreover agriculture sample of the ukrainian economy was going to be excluded because the most important thing in custody and the european union is too old house because the farmers especially french ones. so this became a complete farce it was up for ideal the european union are doing exactly what they did in november. they're saying of course we're going to be here with the to provide a link to our checkbook is open unfortunately somebody seems to close the pan. i packed racing so much for alms giving us economic perspective and explain those things up and down how he might or might not work out in the ukrainian syria have tricky on top of the expert in global financial markets from the db advisors groupthink ever so much. now of luxembourg has become the first european powers so far to voice concern over the rise of radical groups in ukraine since the turmoil began. details now from a teaser eagle scout. firstly i had seen at least five that european officials

taking his place in history starts mad at salem nc could become the city's youngest ever prime minister in the two former government an ethiopian passenger plane is hijacked and flown to geneva police say the situation is under control and a white jacket has been arrested. ending an lp patient in return for an amnesty ukraine's activists come back eset hole is the most criminal charges dropped against them. gravity grabs the biggies told about this but wealthy as the slave walks away with best though after a couple of days assessing the situation following friday's hosting a family can attend as italy's prime minister. presidential agenda put it on and is expected to offer the job to atlanta to be a step. thirty nine year old furnace man a tendency has been summoned to the presidential palace when he's likely to be given a chance to form a new government. he manages it you become the country's youngest of the crimea. it wasn't easy for the center left leader whose recent days of political horse trading. i demanded she was off to woo his rival and ceo of fun though. but it was his suppor

tonight and we're expecting another storm, a continuation storm especially in the greensboro, winston-salema tomorrow. and we'll have tough road conditions. but once we get through this initial shower of some people who did wait too long to get home, once we get that cleared, hopefully in the next several hours, things will calm down and people will just stay at home, be safe, and take care of each other. >>> i think you're right about the power outages. what really worries me, governor, and i'm sure it does you as well as elderly folks stuck, about to get dark in north carolina, they lose electricity, they lose their power and they're home alone, that can be terrifying, it can be very dangerous. here's the question -- is the national guard, have you mobilized the national guard to start rescuing people, fema, the federal authorities? are they being brought in? >> i'm with the state guard as we speak right now. so we're on call to make any means necessary. the dilemma in any natural emergency is communications and access, and that's the dilemma with power going out and people not knowing wh

and then my baby brother eric is a lawyer in winston-salem, north carolina. and he is active in democratic polit politics and my dream is he joins me. >> you mention your father is agnostic and your mom was a catholic. talk about the role religion played in the home. >> my dad was a skeptic. i think he believes in a god and might call himself a christian but my dad is a guy who believes in the power of his own personal injury. he grew up seeing people manipulate religion so he is not for that. my mother goes to church sunday and wednesday. she has her rosary beads and pr prays for us. they represent two polar ops opsit -- opposites in that result -- my mother prays for my father and my father offers pragmatic advice. i came up in catholic school. but i saw it as rules. this wasn't the fault of the people educating me. i saw it as a series of don'ts. so i stopped -- i had a spiritual yearning, but i was not religiously involved like as a teenager even though i went to an all-boys catholic high school. i was searching in lay latter team. i found a muslim commun

listen to our financial reports three times a day on the salem radio network. today the kickoff for the mercedes-benz fashion week here in new york city. designers, the 2014 collection. what is the big deal? americans spend $250 billion on fashion each and every year. we are coming right back. >> the woman at the center of the obama administration's targeting of conservative groups caught up in another irs scandal. the chief counsel of the american center for law and justice joins us what does everything mean to you? with the quicksilver cash back card from capital one, it means unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you purchase, every day. it doesn't mean, "everything as long as you buy it at theas station." it doesn't mean, "everything... unl you hit your cash back limit." it means earn 1.5% cash back on every purchase, every place, every occasion, all over creation. that's what everything should mean. so consider... what's in your wallet? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. re

a d a rinder to listen to my financial reports on salem radio twork three times a day business in a bracket headlines. and to provide healthare insurae to 5 million iranians us did dig at mr. obama. we will be right back. >> what are the republicans up to? senator cruz says it is simply a also saysspushing immigration reform could derails the senate vtory. what will the republicans do lou: the obamacare frustration in a shrink the executive action to get around congress the white house announces it is creating climate hubs you know, how much we those. spread all across the country willis says local climate change risk such as drough, while fire, flood in developing plans fell those seven the of scenes will with so much better. nextast agreed somewhat republican should delay emigration until after the midterm elections. co-host from the ve interior, a great to have u with us. senator cruz said directly republicans run the risk to throw away their chances the senate. but certainly he grasps that image he feels a lot of pressure republicans held a lot of pressure because they had not been seen

a and a reminder to listen to my financial reports on salem radio network three times a day business in a bracket headlines. and to provide health care insurance to 5 million iranians us did dig at mr. obama. we will be right back. >> what are the republicans up to? senator cruz says it is simply a also saysspushing immigration reform could derails the senate victory. what will the republicans do? dentures are very diffe to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can multiply. polident kills 99.99% of odor causing bactia and helps dissolve stains. that's why i recommend polident. [ male announcer ] cleaner, fresher, brighter every day. lou: the obamacare frustration in a shrink the executive action to get around congress the white house announces it is creating climate hubs you know, how much we those. spread all across the country willis says local climate change risk such as droughts, while fire, flood in developing plans fell those seven the of scenes will with so much better. next cast agreed somewhat republican should delay emigration

and reminder to join us for my fiiancial reports threeimes a day on salem radio network, cot-to-coastor all day's biggest market and news. >> returning to the ukraine. and what is likely to occur there, next. my next guest said that esident putin is flexi his muscles,ust as his predecessors did in kosovo, the key is for the new regime in kiev t resis intimdation. general good to have you wit u us. 150,000 russian troops on the border with ukraine. they have the cry me an -- krimmnan ports are filled with russian ships. >> i take my hat off to the ukrainian leadership, they navigated waters that have been stirred up by mr. putin well, resisted anyype of arm react. they are working hard to establish a democratic government, in kiev, they are doing the right thing. they are asking for financial aid from the european union and the united states to get themselves back on their feet, fiscally. but in terms of who putin is doing, it is important to understand that krimea vitally importa to russians. sebastopol is oy warm water port they have, we perhaps don't make as much as of domestically

listen to my financial report three times a day on sal salem radio network coast-to-coast.th us, we're coming rht lou: we americans can be real hoots, sometimes we me and are through a mental thicket before we can see what should below obvious, a number of us have gotten excited about a fall off in firstime homebuyers. and down turn in formation of new households, then we discover that rising studentoan debt has become so large, such a burden on backs of our college students and their families, that is one of major factors in preventing many of first time buyers from buying homes. now we're awakening to latest. least reported on inflation bubblesn our economy, middle class parents nd their kids ot theills, helped out by our federal government, and state kick in. so just how much debt are we talking about? how much debt can a bunch of college kids run-up? turns out it is a massive amount. 7 in 10 graduates leave college owing on studen loan, each walk out saddled with $30 tow30,000 a piece in debt, school loans total $1.2 trillion worth of debt. as of lt year, student loans

listen to our financial reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network.r 100 million americans in the path of more severe winter weather. the storm bringing up to a foot of snow across the northeast. winter storm warnings and advisories now stretch from the rockies to the east coast. six falling across th midwest, dirupting travel for millions. nearly 1500 flights were canceled. more than 2000 flights delayed. the storm making its way into the mid-atlantic and ortheast this evening, dumping six to 10 inches on top of yesterday's accumulations. overnight snow turning into a wintry mix. that is such a benign expression. allowing the i-95 corridor from philadelphia to new york and boston to make tomorrow morning's commute a tough one. we will return very quickly and we hope you will stay right with us. >> the noartisan congressional budget office with another negative outlook on obamacare. marsha blackburn on the cbo analysis and it impact on the [ park sounds, sound of spray paint ] ♪ we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when

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listen to my financial reports three times a day on salem radio network for all latest business developments> united auto workers appealing last week's election at the tennessee auto plant. works --ers rejected that unionization. they claim interference by politician. that is not fair, is it it. a brand new show launching fox monday morning. here to preview the show tell what you is driving markets and economy, maria bartiromo. host of "opening bell." premiers monday on 9:00 a.m. maria, welcome, great to see you. >> thank you. lou:l great to be working with you after a little, what, two decades. >> before that we were working together pretty closely. lou:l that's right. it is great to have you here. >> thank you so much, lou. lou:l so i want to talk to you, just real quickly before we talk about your show, about what we're focusing on here tonight and that is markets that seem, not ownly resilient, but are there fundamentals happening. >> i was looking at earnings today. earnings growth for the fourth quarter is up 8% year-over-year. that is pretty good. we were talking about flat showings f

the baptist my other brother is a lawyer in boston and then my baby brother is a lawyer in winston salem north carolina it is active in democratic politics there my dream is one day he will join me in congress but we will see. >> host: end to your mother is a devout catholic tell us about the role religion played it your home and my father even call themselves christian he believes in the power of his own personal energy and grew up with skepticism how he would see people manipulate religion city was not for that but my mother goes to church on sunday tuned wednesday night and got active with the youth group even more after they left town. but she has her rosary beads and icons of very around the house they represent to polar opposites in my mother praise for my father and he offers private vatican price but i just came up big catholic schools this is just one new perception as a series of don'ts. i had a spiritual yearning but i was not religiously in boulder as a teenager even though it to the old boy raised catholic high schools what was searching when i got on campus i found the book

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listen to my financial reports three times a day on salem radio network for all latest business developmentsiteduto workers appealing last week's election at the tennessee auto plant. works --ers rejected that unionization. they claim ierference by politician. that is not fair, is it it. a brand new show launching fox monday morning. here to preview the show tell what you i driving markets and economy, maria bartiromo host of "opening bell." premiers monday on 9:00 a.m. maria, welcome, great to see you. >>hank you. lou:l great to beorking with yo after a little, what, two decades. >> before that we were worki together pretty closely. lou:l that's right. it is great to have you here. >> thank you so much, lou. lou:l so i want to talk to you, just real quickly before we talk about your show, about what we're focusing on here tonight and that is markets that seem, not ownly resilient, but are there fundamentals happening. >> i was lking at earnings today. earnings growth for the fofourth quarter is up 8% year-over-year. that is pretty good. we were lking about flat showings for several quarters

precise medical center in salem apologizing after improper sterilization leaving 18 patients possibly to the disease. it's a rare disease similar to mad cow. tools had not been properly sanitized. contracting the disease through surgical exposure is small but it can last several years. >>> north carolina naacp director william barber taking heat after he says the gop using of color ventriloquist dummies. fox news contributor david web tries getting answers. >> tblack conservatives and tea parties. >> it is my job, it's a calling. the job is to speak the truth about public policies. and why some people may choose to get caught up on a medical that is a regular usage of preachers. the real indignation and upsetness should be over the regrets of the agenda. >> reverend barber refused to speak any further on that topic. >> 18 minutes after the hour. coming up trying but failing to walk the line. the hollywood star cuffed after a highway crash. a teenaged basketball star with down syndrome wows the crowd and warms their heart. hear this truly inspiring story. [ ship horn blows ] no, no, no

get started i just want to acknowledge another very significant person who is coming soon, george salem, a board member and has been very active in washington circles promoting better understanding of the palestinian cause and advocating a solution to conflict. through his foundation he has made it possible to program these panels on this topic. this is our sixth topic on the series and we look forward to many more such as want to thank george salem for his support. without further ado i would like to invite ambassador veliotes to the podium. [applause] >> thank you, kate. looking at some of my friends in the audience reminds me we've been involved in this peace process since the columbia 101 in september 1973. and, of course, it doesn't get any easier. in the context of the initiative we believe this would be a good time to visit the area, try to understand the situation on the ground. i'll give a brief overview. we spent four days in jerusalem, today's in tel aviv during which we met with a variety of americans, israelis and palestinians for the most part not officials but very knowle

and then i went on syndicated radio thanks to the great good graces of salem communications and the owners, ed and stu, who gave me the opportunity to do what i love doing every day, which is three hours of radio. so i've been interviewing people since 1989. and i began to do the math. be you do three hours after radio a day five days a week, that's 75 segments a week, and if you only interview people in half of those, pretty quickly over 25,000 interviews not counting callers. so in the book i make the obviously true claim that i've interviewed more than 10,000 people. and then i made a long list to have most interesting happy people that i had met, and i reverse engineered what i knew about them to characteristics and discipline about happiness. ask then i wrote them -- and then i wrote them down in the context in which they occurred, and out of that came the happiest life. jonathan was very kind to mention at the beginning of this that it has been very widely and well received by an extraordinary array of people. archbishop of philadelphia, very important person in my life and i admire

>> well i work for a company, salem communications.own a lost radio stations and we've been fighting the fairness doctrine for decades. this is similar to the fairness doctrine. we're, more going to be standing up and saying we're not going to stand for this and news agencies around the country should lock the front door and al -- >> this is absolutely not related to the fairness doctrine. this is -- >> absolutely is related to fairness in the doctrine in the sense, excuse me, you interrupted me. >> not being, not allowing particular content is different than allowing democracy to flourish. >> not different at all. very similar in the sense senate fairness doctrine was all about making sure that the they controlled the kind of content, so it was balanced outlyally. this is similar in sense they're looking at bias. this is all about control. this is not about getting people information that they need. this about controlling what people say and intimidating -- >> you see as attack on right. i see it as attack on cogstution. >> i see it a

to the military supreme council we are told there is an unanimous agreement or decision on sacking salem edres for lack of operations and accuse him spending too much time out of syria. but in his defense i think he was charged with a very enormous task because remember the free syrian army is not a coherent group. it's made of several rebel forces and each group has its own allegiance and affiliations. so it's very difficult for edres and his replacement. >> yes, his replacement appears to be on paper a far more experienced yo military and in combat. >> yes, that's true. we are told he is heavily involved in fighting and one of his sons is also killed in the fighting of that area. we understand that he is popular with the fighters from different groups in that region, and he has the military experience. but i have to say, david, it's not clear yet if the replacement of idriss with brigadier bashir will make any differences on the ground, especially when it comes to the weapons, to the fighters, to fight or face the military might of the syrian government forces. >> thank you, omar. >>>

>> well i work for a company, salem commucations.tions and we've been fighting the fairness doctrine for dades. thi is similar to the faiess doctrine. we're, more going to be standing up and saying we're not going to stand for this and news agencies around the country should lock the front door and al -- >> this is absolutely not related to the fairness doctrine. this is -- >> absolutely is related to fairness in the doctrine in the sense, exce me, you interrupted me. >> not being, not allowing particular content is diffent than allowing democracy to flourish. >> not different at all. very similar in the sense senate fair doctrine was all about making sure that the they controlled the kind of content, so it was balanced outlyally. this is similar in sense they're looking at bias. this is all about control. this is not about getting people information that they need. this about controlling what people say and intimidating -- >> you see as attack on right. i see it as attack on cogstution. >> i see it as attack on everyone. don't put i

listen to my financial reports three times a day on the salem radio network coast to coast for all the's market and business news. >> federal communications commission suspended its controversial, so-called, study of newsrooms and in an effort to develop quote, an understanding of quote, perceived station bias. my next guest is one of the staunchest criti of that proposal who says the suspension is an important victory for the first amendment and he is the man largely responsible for bringing this to the public's tanks. he is fcc commissner ajit pai. good to have you with us, commissioner. >> good to be with you, lou lou: i want to compliment you, congratulate you and thank you for bringing this to the public's attention because this is suchn outrageous intrusion on the first, you know, in newsrooms and on the first amendment. imagine, it is just iredible to me that the fcc would even think to under steak - undertake a so-called study the way the news is both developed and covered and the decision-making process therein. >> and that is partf the concern i had when i looked into how thi

and my baby brother eric is a lawyer in winston-salem. my dream is one day he is going to join me in congress. but we will see about that. >> host: you mention your father is agnostic and your mother is a devote catholic. talk about what role religion played. >> guest: my dad believes in a god and he would probably call himself a christian but he is not -- my dad is a guy who believes in the power of his own personal injury. he grew up skeptic about how he saw people manipulate religion. my mother knows to church on wednesday and sunday. she has rosery beads and prays for us and there is icons of mary around the house. they represent two polar opposites in that regard, too. my mother prays for my father, and my father offers pragmatic advice and in the middle of the two i came up in catholic schools. but to me, i saw it as rules. this isn't the fault of the people who tried to educate me. this is my own perception. and saw it as a series of don't's. i had a spiritual yearning but i was not religiously involved as a teenager even though i

greensboro, winston salem, very thick ice. raleigh/durh raleigh/durham, it hit with vengeance.ayetteville got hit early, and then on the coast, all the way to nags head, this was quite a storm. but i'm pleased to report that we have no one stranded in their cars overnight. we did a great rescue and our roads are looking pretty good except for a few jackknifed trucks toward the mountains. but we've lost three people due to the storm and we don't want anymore fatalities as we recover. >> are you getting help from any other states? are they sending you plows? is there any sort of national effort for help? some states aren't particularly ready for the horrible snow because you don't always get them. >> well, actually, about every southeastern state where we would have typically got help has been hit. it is the utilities also north and south carolina, the main concern we have is power outages. especially out west and in the mon mountain its. we have over 100,000 people without power so that is our major concern in addition for the black ice. i did not want anyone spending the night

he for we get started, i want to acknowledge another significant person coming soon -- george salem, a board member who has been very active in washington circles promoting better understanding of the palestinian cause and advocating a solution to the conflict through his foundation. he has made it possible for us to program these panels on this topic. this is our sixth panel in the series and we look forward to many more. without further ado, i would -- i would invite like to invite the ambassador to the podium. >> thank you, kate. looking at some of my friends in that weence reminds me have been involved in this piece ins us since columnar 101 september of 1973. it doesn't get any easier. context of the kerry initiative, we believe this would be a good time to visit the area and try to understand the situation on the ground. i will give a brief overview. we spent four days in jerusalem, two days in tel aviv, during which we met with a variety of americans, israelis, and palestinians. for the most part, nonofficial but very knowledgeable. the off the record personal attack by the is

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. >>> ten minutes before the hour knew hospital in winston-salem, north carolinamakers have exposed asad deadly and incurable disease, according to officials a at that hospital. they say each of the patients recently unerwent surgery at dical center there those officials said staffers did not properly sterilize surgical instruments. here's how one patient described the call that she got from the hospital. >> i'm calling to inform you, i'm sorry, but you have been exposed to a disease called cjd. she did say that it's not the hospital's fault, but they are taking full responsibility. i have been exposed, as well as the other 17 people. >> cjd, cuts are feld jack couple disease, rare, fatal, degenerative brain disease and affects roughly 1 out of every million people each year. research has shown that cjd killed 90% of patients in one year. the hospital's patient has since apologized. while the risk to the patient is very small, he is taking the potential exposure very seriously. "on behalf of forsythe medical center, i want to offer my sign sear apology to the neurological patient, neur

. >> next weekend, book tv and american history tv look behind the history and literary life of salem, oregon. andrday at noon on c-span 2 sunday at 2:00 on c-span 3. >> more from the national governors association. now, a discussion on the job a k -- job creation and the country. >> good morning. if i could have everyone's attention, please. if i could have everyone's attention. elvis is in the building. where is governor haslam? elvis is in the building. not in the room, but he could be. if you don't take your seats, elvis may come in the room. we are glad to welcome everyone once again to our opening session of our winter meeting. thank you all for joining us. a great program this morning, a moderated discussion about growth and jobs in america. it is a critical issue that all governors care about, work on a daily in their individual states, how do we create jobs and the best business climate possible, how do we work with our employers. yesterday we had a great discussion on our chair's initiative, and america works, talking about how we realize our education systems, career techno

listen to my financial reports three times a day on the salem radio network coast to coast for all theay's market and business news. >> federal communications commission suspended its controversial, so-called, study of newsrooms and in an effort to develop quote, an understanding of quote, perceived station bias. my next guest is one of the staunchest critics of that proposal who says the suspension is an important victory for the first amendment and he is the man largely responsible for bringing this to the public's tanks. he is fcc commissioner ajit pai. good to have you with us, commissioner. >> good to be with you, lou. lou: i want to compliment you, congratulate you and thank you for bringing this to the public's attention because this is such an outrageous intrusion on the first, you know, in newsrooms and on the first amendment. imagine, it is just incredible to me that the fcc would even think to under steak -- undertake a so-called study the way the news is both developed and covered and the decision-making process therein. >> and that is part of the concern i had when i looke

i am between the ben salem exit and doylestown and pulled over to the right shoulder. and i'm doing okay. >> okay. so you're hanging in there. how long have you been there? >> reporter: i've been here since about 8:15 this morning. >> oh, my goodness. okay. so it's going on five hours at this point. do you have any sense of how this happened? was this road conditionses? was this simply just a case of ice, slick roads? >> reporter: what i'm reading on twitter is that it was sun glare and ice. but i can obviously see that the center line of the turnpike has not been treated very well. it's a complete sheet of ice, and it could have been the reason that a lot of these people were smacking into -- you know, the cars were smacking into each other and there was a lot of accidents. >> so describe to us what happened as you came to a stop and just describe to us this scene where you are right now, what you're looking at. >> reporter: i was directly behind two tractor-trailers who were flipped and overturned, about five cars in front of me. and i noticed that cars to the left a

i'm in portland, oregon, now, once i leave the studio here, it's my plan to return to salem and actuallyrs's office. >> just quickly here, your granddaughter is in foster care there, as you've said, she's suffering from some emotional issues already. what is her life like at this point away from you and in care? >> currently, my granddaughter is -- the foster home she's in is thriving. dhs itself, in my opinion, has failed her, but the foster home that she's currently in, i believe has benefitted her emotionally and physically. her needs are fully met. i'm able to discuss with the foster parent any concerns that i might have, her last visit was very emotional. and i was able to discuss that with the foster mother to ensure that when she went for her next counseling visit that those issues were addressed. >> well, in the end this battle continues and from everything i've read about you, you are not going to let her go without taking this to the very end of the legal system. kerrie, we will continue to follow your story and that of your 6-year-old granddaughter and wish you the best, as we

evidence syndicated radio this is a great good graces of salem communications and the owners us to a person who given the opportunity to do what i love doing every day, which is three hours of radio. i've been interviewing people since 1989. i began to do the math. he do three hours of radio five days a week or 15 segments today, 75 segments of the. if you only have the people and half of those come you over 25 dozen interviews accounting collars. for the book, and "the happiest life," i make the claim is interviewed more than 10,000 people. an immutable list of the most interesting, happy people that i had met. then they reverse engineered what i do about them to characteristics and disciplined about happiness. and then i wrote them down in the context in which i occurred and out of that came "the happiest life: seven gifts, seven givers, and the secret to genuine success." jonathan was kind to mention at the beginning of this, that it's been very widely above us eat by an extraordinary brave people. archbishop charged up to philadelphia, important person in my life give it a glowin

my baby brother eric is a lawyer in winston-salem north carolina and active in democratic politics there. my dream is that one day he will join me in congress that we will see about that. >> host: in the book you mention your father is agnostic and your mother is a devout cap like. talk to us about what role religion played. >> guest: well you know my dad was sort of a religious get ticked. i think he believes in a god and i think you probably would even call himself a christian because you know but he is not, my dad is a guy who believes in the power of his own personal energy and he grew up with skepticism about how he would see some people manipulate religion. he is not really much for that. my mother is one of those folks who goes to church on sunday and wednesday night. she is active with the youth group and got much more active with it after her kids grew up and left home. but my mom is you know, she has got a rosary needs and prays for us. they there are icons of mary around the house and it's interesting because they represent two polar opposites in that regard. my mother prays f

next weekend, a look behind the history and literary life of salem, oregon.ost: it was yesterday that the pentagon announced plans for deep spending cuts. you probably saw that on c-span. if you missed it, you can watch it on our website www.c-span.org . for the next 40 minutes or so, we want to talk about not only the cuts, but your reactions to them. here are the numbers to call this morning. to give you a sketch of those planned cuts, "the washington --es" showing just a sampling of that. you can see that in the "the washington times." if you missed the announcement, go to our website to see the full news conference. for the remainder of the time, we are getting your thoughts on it. if you go to the front page of "the detroit free press," a picture of john dingell, his wife, an announcement that he made yesterday about his plan to leave congress after 60 years. writing.odd spangler in the side story to this, there is talk about who might succeed him. the headline says debbie dingell, early favorite to replace her husband. ahe washington post" has little bi