saupbl sean what i think is on the minds of -- >> sean: what i think is on the mines of many americans is the president up to the job of homeland security? former navy secretary he said, obama the president, doesn't get it. i don't think he has a clue. he said the president has ignored the 9/11 commission report. he said the president continues to totally ignore one of the important thrusts of the 9/11 recommendations. he said that obama has taken a lawyer-like politically correct approach to national security issues like terror watch lists and no-fly lists. is he right? is this president up to this job? >> frankly, i think both parties -- i think there's things that the 9/11 commission recommended -- remember when the report came out that should have been a higher priority in the previous administration. what i'm hopeful is that this avoided disaster, god forbid this would have happened and somebody would have called it a manmade incident. having avoided this terrorist disaster which it could have been, it has sharpened the focus got the president's attention and he stays on top of th

hit the glass and sean mosley having a perfect night. short of impressive here tonight. >> ron: landon milbourne has also come to the party a little bit. he has been knocking down the 3. he is 7-9 right now from the field with 19 points and 4 rebounds. these i goes have got it done today. >> steve: mosley who finished his career as the second leading scorer in maryland state high school history, with 2933 points. the number one scorer was rodney monroe who is in hagerstown. and a pass that time by padgett a little wild, and gary is trying to settle him down a tad. in case you're wondering, the largest win margin by maryland in the gary williams era came back in 1998 when they beat north texas by 75 points. 123-57. they're at 47 points right now. the largest win in comcast center history was 50 points when they beat hampton 108-58 back on january 8th of 2003. so maryland threatening to set a comcast center record for largest margin of victory. ian persaud. and maryland battling, ersin levent gets the steal. and they can reset with adrian

we go back to sean combs. i understand we have another donation, sean? what happened?ere, i'm really working these phones, larry. there's something about your suspenders the people want. i have a dr. boone from trumble, connecticut. he put up $2,000 for a pair of suspenders. so, larry, i have an idea. we're going to sell your suspenders for $5,000 a pair. okay? you call us up here. larry is going to sell his suspenders for $5,000 a pair. we only got four pair of those. the next five pair go for $10,000. how about that, larry? >> larry: sean, you're a man after my own heart. i'll have to bring them from home tomorrow. i got one pair i got to give here tonight. then i'll bring them all in tomorrow. >> that's right. we have dr. boone, thank you very much from trumble, connecticut. we're raising money. everybody, you may not get some suspenders, but just, you know, call up unicef, call 1-800-for-unicef and donate anything. we'll take anything for the people of haiti. haiti, we love you. >> larry: sean, for the next night we do anything to raise money, you the host. >> let'

sean is in port-au-prince. here in los angeles, entrepreneur diana jenkins, also co-anchor of the jenkins-penn haitian relief. she lived in a tent in bosnia and spent the last decade trying to rebuild that country. sean, our focus tonight is children. what's your impression of what you've seen so far, the children of haiti? >> well, it's a country of people that i think have been bullied by god in ways that are unimaginable, for so many years. and in many ways, very new to me, it's my first time here. and there's -- the focus on children also has to be a focus on their parents, those that have parents. orphanages are going to be needed, of course, as your parents were in the home and the child was outside and a child just left on the street. and that's true in tens of thousands. but also, because of its history, the children, the adults, everyone here has such a moving stoicism. there are people who are so strong and so beautiful and so courageous that it's -- they're just so necessary to protect. we need peopl

we talked to sean miller about kevin parrom.is best defensive player, we were asking him to compare his arizona team to some of the teams at xavier, he said they're not quite where they need to be defensively. >> marques: here he comes, here he comes. derrick williams, the freshman figuring out things in his head as we speak. >> derrin: mike montgomery has seen enough. he wants to talk about this arizona as extends their lead to 39-34. a quick pass inside to the freshman who is able to finish the play. arizona with a poin dort welcome back. the mckale center i the 2010 pac 10 men's basketball tournament from march 10 to march 13. go to www.pac sdlooet 10.org and click on the entry link. what a game we have hear. this young people is starting to grow up before our very eyes. >> marques: derrick williams going through it. you can see him going through all those kinds of things to see where he can be most effective on the basketball and credits sean miller for putting him in those positions. >> derrin: set a screen for randle. but

sean felt an enormous almost overwhelming sense of relief.but the relief was tempered somewhat by one especially strange detail of his new surroundings. as sean later in hospital with a police officer, and slowly took it all in, he made an alarming discovery. he was handcuffed to the bed. and what ended up happening to sean and the others is that they were thrown in prison. because having up until that point essentially, if you're coming here and asking for sun, we will give you an asylum hearing. and it may take you a while to get a hearing but we will let you out. it was decided that that had become a magnet, drawing people so we couldn't do that anymore. the golden venture was the ship that changed all that. so all these passengers were thrown in prison. and sean and many others were farmed out to a prison in york pennsylvania. there was an theories about why this happened. they were so many immigration lawyers in new york they all start going pro ball as i we want to help you. then suddenly, all these passengers end up on buses going out

tener que tomar posiciones mucho mÁs fuertes de apoyo al gobierno, mientras los gobiernos de mÉxico seaneo que lo Único que estoy en desacuerdo con castaÑeda es que no creo que el presidente calderÓn tomó esta posiciÓn de guerra vamos a decir contra narcotrÁfico, voluntariamente no tenÍa otro remedio porque el narcotrÁfico es un peligro tan fuerte para la estabilidad y la democracia de los paÍses que no tenÍa otro remedio que atacarÁ narcotrÁfico. >> quisiera terminar con 10 segundos cada uno sirven a la oportunidad de darle un consejo a obama que dirÍa? >> te recuerde que lo que ocurriÓ en 2009, el comenzó pensando que podÍa lidiar con personas, con demagogos francamente como hugo chÁvez, hablando con ellos, dÁndole la mano y sonriendo. y esas personas no quieren un diÁlogo con los estados unidos. quiere destruir el sistema que representa estados unidos. >> canciller que le consejo le darÍa a obama? >> el debate h@h@univisional pÚ se debe evitar y tiene que terminar. >> gracias por est con nosotros les agradezco vamos hacer una pausa y el volver este zelaya del censo este aÑo nos creen

on the misdirection, watch sean green. goes 39 yards basically untouched for the score.s game is tied up at 7. then the rookie quarterback mark sanchez ould go to work on the bootleg play here, he looks deep, finds dustin keller deep down the rightide line. he tiptoes his way to six more points. 45 yards for that score and the jets taking ta a 14-7 lead into the half. third quarter thomas jones goes up the middle for 9 yards and the touchdown. the jets beat the bengals 24-14 to advance to the semifinal round and the head coach is loving the maturity of his rookie quarterback mark sanchez. >> he really was tremendous today. you could tell he had the eye of the tiger. he was ready to get out there and have at it. i tell you, i see him getting better and better each day on the practice field. his command of the offense i think is much better. >> in other n.f.l. news pete carol has reportedly reached an agreement in principle with the seattle seahawks to be their next head coach. he is expected to be introduced as the coach as early as morning morning. >>> tonight's geico 15

poor people or something. >> abc presents alec baldwin and sean penn give away money to poor peopleomething. >> they preempted that and the press is there, but like little props. >> first a point in history a chick running for miss usa gets harder questions than the president of the united states and i don't know what he's thinking the enchanted question. >> the first one hundred days what has surprised you the most about this office and enchanted you the most. let me write this down. >> it was like i was watching a brownie scout meet the jonas brothers for god's sakes. i guess's back tt times building now, sitting there around the fondue with the guys putting their bread into the fondue pot. >> and colmes is there, too. i don't know what his deal over, what's with the anal retentive need on closure of war against people. >> the battle of witt and strategy. >> i know he's already there, probably down in the west village in his l-shaped studio padding around with his feety jammies checking expiration dates on the yoplait in the fridge. if you want that assurety write the rule books f

they preempted -- i think there was a special on nbc where alec baldwin meets sean penn and they give away money to poor people or something. >> alec baldwin and sean penn give away money to poor people or something. bill: they preempted that. he got free air time. the press is like little props. >> it is clear that we are at a time in history when a check running for miss usa gets harder questions than the president. i do not know what that guy from "the time" was thinking about the enchanted question. >> what has surprised you the most about this office, enchanted you the most? >> let me write this down. >> it was like a was watching a brownie scout meet the jonas brothers. he is back to "the times" building now. they are putting their bread into the fondue pot. bill: i do not know -- >> what is with the need for closure on war against insane people? it is war. it is not strategy. >> a battle of wits and skill and strategy. >> he is probably down in the west village in his studio padding around in his jammies checking expiration dates on the yogurt in his fridge. write rule books fo

sean mostly gets it, back in that quarter. turks went 93--- terps win. georgetown wins, 67-50.ets vs. the bingles just ended. the jets win because and will take on the bengals' next week. the jets win because and will take on the bengals' next week. it's so hard to choose one. you know, during the sign then drive event, you can get a cc, tiguan or fuel efficient jetta for practically just your signure. you can get scheduled maintenance at no cost. there's got to be more to it than that... i'll never doubt you again. he doesn't have a business address. he doesn't have a cfo. but he does use digital currency, so he can take fares who don't have cash. visa digital currency brings mo business and greater safety to 13,000 cab drivers and their customers. this is ossman. this is progress. visa. currency of progress. >> less windy and still call will be the name of the game for the next few days. 31 degrees for the day tomorrow, flurries on tuesday. wednesday and thursday will be dry, but friday looks like it has the potential for a cold system to bring us some snow. we will update yo

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on the other end, though, watch hopkins' sean wild on the shot. that's good.hanks to the kind bounce. no final report. yeah, there it is. we finally got it. 77-69. hopkins over mary washington. that game went to overtime. hey, we have got a lot more to talk about at 11:00. the eve of the big game. >> also at 11:00, on wjz. more emotional reaction for the family of sarah foxwell, that young foxbury girl who was abducted and killed and laid to rest. >>> and 2005 characters of the prophet muhammad outraged many muslims. >>> be sure to watch 48 hours mystery, immediately followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. it's a bit of an unusual story here. a colorado man has found a way to set his kennel business apart from the rest. and in colorado springs, your man will pick up your furry friends in that vehicle right there. yes, it is a hearst that he has turned into a pet limo. of course, he gets a lot of attention as he drives around town, which has given him a spark in business. ,,,,,,,,,,

han aty and we've got byron dorgan retiring and sean asked him any chance you guys can take over the said not yet, we're not ready yet. whether he believes it or not, isn't what the chair of the republican party ought to be saying in addition he's hocking his book and others saying he ought to be worried about the republican party. plenty to talk about because the democrats are the stiff head win, pushback at michael steele. it is a target-rich environment on "fox news" sunday. >> see you then. eeeeeee >> i'm janice dean and it is cold outside. taking a look at your current temperatures, 7 minneapolis, 6 kansas city, 17 memphis. reporting light snow. and with the wind it feels even colder. feels like minus 5 in minneapolis. potential for snow? florida. this frontal system could bring the potential for light flurries over central florida. here's our future cast into tomorrow morning. 3 a.m. 6 a.m.. look, shep, a little pink on the radar. we could see a mixture of sleet, freezing rain, and or snow flurries something that doesn't happen often in orlando, florida. >> stay inside.

for sean mcdermott, a year in which it began with the loss of his middle linebacker in training camp, stewart bradley. a ton of injuries. eagle organization mourning the loss of the great offensive coach jim johnson who died in the off-season of cancer. taking over from the outside. goes choice. >> cris: he made a bad choice. >> al: yeah. flag down. >> referee: holding, offense number 89. ten-yard penalty. repeat first down. >> al: john phillips who scored a touchdown in the first half tonight. >> cris: john phillips grabbed him on the outside. there is enough beef up front for the dallas cowboys on their offensive line alone, but then they put in three tight ends and, i mean, it's tough to get off their blocks. really impressive show. i mean, going into the new orleans game, you just have to remember demarcus ware looked like he wasn't going to be able to play in that game and there wasn't anybody that i knew of that was picking the cowboys to go in there and win. ware comes back and had a huge game, a couple of key sacks and here they are. >> al: up the middle. tashard choice. they

for sean mcdermott, a year in which it began with the loss of his middle linebacker in training camp, stewart bradley. a ton of injuries. eagle organization mourning the loss of the great offensive coach jim johnson who died in the off-season of cancer. taking over from the outside. goes choice. >> cris: he made a bad choice. >> al: yeah. flag down. >> referee: holding, offense number 89. ten-yard penalty. repeat first down. >> al: john phillips who scored a touchdown in the first half tonight. >> cris: john phillips grabbed him on the outside. there is enough beef up front for the dallas cowboys on their offensive line alone, but then they put in three tight ends and, i mean, it's tough to get off their blocks. really impressive show. i mean, going into the new orleans game, you just have to remember demarcus ware looked like he wasn't going to be able to play in that game and there wasn't anybody that i knew of that was picking the cowboys to go in there and win. ware comes back and had a huge game, a couple of key sacks and here they are. >> al: up the middle. tashard choice. they

mark sanchez to sean green. goes 39 yards for the touchdown. does the rookie. a big day for him. rushing for 135 yards. then my favorite fans, check this out. sneaking in a drink. sanchez on the bootleg, rolls out by tight ends dustin keller wide-open. check out keller. stays inbounds. does the rest. gets in. 45 yards before the jets beat the bengals. this time 24-14. two catches, 28 yards. college hoops now. if you were watching the georgetown uconn game you said during the first half it's over. not so fast. down by 15 at halftime georgetown junior stepped up big time scoring 28 of his career-high 33 points in his second half. big bird and cookie monster at the game. first half huskies wearing blue. uconn feeds stanley robinson for the huge alley-oop. georgetown down 40-25 at the break. hoya alum knows a come back when he sees one. check out the nice moves. lays it up and in. hoyas down by two. the damascus product was feeling it. georgetown leads 66-65. under a minute to play. greg monroe his shot is blocked. 12th ranked hoyas win it 72-69. hoyaser and their fourth consecutive

from extinct creatures, from fossil bones, learn something about the past. >> stahl: sean carroll, a of molecular biology and genetics at the university of wisconsin, says that, like so many things in the field of d.n.a., the progress has been staggering. one surprising discovery has been the value of ancient hair. scientists recently discovered that the hair shaft seals d.n.a. inside it like a biological plastic, protecting it, and making hair a rich and plentiful source of genetic information. does that mean that you can take extinct animals... i mean, there's hair in museums? >> carroll: right, yeah. >> stahl: and get the genetic sequencing? >> carroll: possibly. and especially if those animals were preserved in any way, there's a good prospect of that. it's sort of like "c.s.i.," you know? how good is this forensic material? can you get good d.n.a. information from older and older and older material? that's pretty promising. >> stahl: so dusty old specimens that have been tucked away in the drawers of natural history museums like the smithsonian are suddenly potential treasure tr

led by new coach sean miller against michael dunagan and oregon. it's at mackco oaoa l o will be honored toods as h meomso mth is williams averaging 15. he was the p0 erf ekst ee ri se ssst ye anonth abime ormer losing >> steve: knezevic abdul ga fall, this huge lead. nice job on the post-up by jamal boykin, using the body, using the seal. great feed from the target hand on the bounce pass inside. >> steve: patrick christopher misses the foul shot. he's 11 of 15 from the foul line, 22 points. the rest of the team doesn't have much. bryan-amaning now comes out. darnell gant back in. 71-48. washington putting the blitz kreeg on the bay area schools. gant wide open. >> marques: just kind of slowing down the huskies there. they get the open shots, they're taking it. why not when they're falling like that? darnell gant has improved his midrange jump shooting ability. >> steve: knezevic stepped on the end line. another turnover for california. they have suffered 20 now in the ball game. >> marques: that used to be in the old days, the old forceout play.

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came back to xavier when sean miller was hired. that time one of the best assistants in d-1 and an outstanding recruiter. >> dan: both love and frease, their two starting big men, on the bench with two personal fouls apiece. >> ron: that's on a 7-2 run, make that a 9-2 run. >> dan: just as we're talking about the two starting big men are on the bench, dante jackson throws it inside to jamel mclean, and he's able to power it up there. mclean started eight games early in the season. he's 6'8", 235, so he's not a little guy, and he just powered it right up through mcfarland. mcfarland now has to go to the bench with a couple fouls. >> ron: you see the numbers on mclean. spent a year at tulsa. started the first nine games but he knew he wasn't playing well, so they brought him off the bench, and now he's beginning to understand that role a little bit better, but this xavier team is so much better when mclean gets production. smith back in the lineup for wake. >> dan: xavier did a nice job that time preventing ishmael smith from getting

. >> you are on a radio station that has rush limbaugh and sean hannity and marc levin and coast to coast at night and the midnight radio network. mostly conservative radio. >> very conservative. >> what does conservative radio work better than liberal radio? >> people have written about that. i guess that from my experience, as a guy that has been a candidate, an office holder and a policy maker and now an info-tainer, conservative talk seems to get closer to the average american dilemma than does the liberal argument. i say this as a guy who went to harvard and to hollywood and was in the house of representatives. when i went back to iowa and tried speaking like i was a harvard graduate or a guy that was very well educated, i could not communicate very well. i did not understand what it was to run a small farm or small business which is one and the same, or to raise a family without nannies or a staff. a lot of the public policy in the progressive agenda -- take for example, health care is designed to improve whether you like it or not. one of the things that resonates about talk radio

sean green runs in a 39-yard score to tie things up there. you can see rookie weekend mark sanchez sanchez finds them tip toeing to another touchdown and a 24-14 win to advance. the head coaches loves what he saw from his quarterback too. >> he really was tremendous today. and you could tell he had the eye of the tiger. he was ready to get out there and have at it. and i tell you, i see him getting better and better each day on the practice field. his command of the offense i think is much better. >> two more wild card playoff games today. ravens are in frigid new england to face the patriots with kickoff at 1:00. and green bay goes to arizona to take on the cardinals and that's at 4:40 p.m. and you can catch it right here on fox 5. >>> we'll have another check of weather when we come back. stay with us. (announcer) the one you love could be carrying flu viruses. fact: your child could pick up the flu virus from surfaces. lysol disinfectant spray kills cold & flu viruses, including h1n1. lysol is the number one pediatrician re

he's learning firsthand from sean miller. we had be on hand. pac 10 hoops presented by kfc.t saturday's stars. quincy pondexter with another great game. >> not knocked down by james watson toward the end of the first half, laying on the floor. his team responded, their star, their senior, having a solid game. and oregon getting the protection they got early on from malcolm armstead, then the bull in the china shop, reeves nelson leading the bruins to the win against oregon state. >> darrin: those bruins were fighting hard. >> marques: on the road, you defend your home court. you got a good chance of making some noise in the pac 10 during the regular season. there's always the tournament where you can really make some noise and get an automatic bid to the tournament. all teams against usc of course. >> darrin: wise thought about it. he'll let it go and knock it down. >> marques: he's done so good a job at extending the range on his jump shot. his side, his ability to handle the ball, penetrate. that's the big equalizer to step down and knock out a three-point shot. >> darrin:

new york rookie running back sean green rushed for 135 yards and one touchdown, helping the jets beat the bengals for the second time in a row, this time 24-13. georgetown hosting uconn. junior austin freeman led the comeback, scoring 28 of his career-high 33 points in the second half. georgetown rallies back to win it, 72-69. that's your sports minute. i'm thhakim, have a great day. >>> the time is now 9:24. christmas is now over. it's time to pack up all those decorations. the tree recycling rules for your area. >>> and a story you've got to see to believe. how a woman causes four different car crashes in a single hour. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm kimberly suiters. it is sunday, january 10th, 2010. all the day's news in just a moment. but first, let's check in with meteorologist chuck bell, becausyou need to know, it's bitterly cold outside. once again, chuck. >> absolutely right, kimberly. off to another cold start here. we have this cold morning to deal with and then tomorrow morning's going to be equally cold. then a little bit of a moderating trend begins to finally come our

sean callebs, cnn. >>> he drew a cartoon that sparked protests worldwide and last night escaped an attemptn his life. what police are saying about an attack on a controversial artist whose work earned him death threats from across the globe. >>> president obama points the finger in an attempted airline bomber over u.s. soil. who he says gave this man his marching orders and what the president says the u.s. is doing about it. >>> and what did this man do to cause another security scare at a u.s. airport? how he had some passengers seeing red. >>> you're watching hln. i'm holly firfer. >>> police in denmark say a man with ties to al qaeda tried to kill a cartoonist who drew a controversial sketch of the prophet muhammad. police were called to the home of kurt westergaard last night after he broke inside. police say westergaard was able it flee to a safe room along with his 5-year-old granddaughter. officers shot and wounded the suspect after he allegedly threatened to kill them with an axe. the man now faces two charges of attempted murder. he denied the charges at an initial hearing. police

son sean comes to the states yet avery, the maternal grandmother back in brazil says she will keep fightingr grandson. >> yes, savannah beyaunky, calling her grandson making him feel guilty. making a pitch to lula. president desilva, making a political pitch. there's a legal team in brazil still saying they're going to make some effort. the truth is, brooke, the case based on a 1980 international treaty is over. >> richard, do you agree? do you think there's hope for this child to be returned to brazil? >> no. yogi berra said it's not over until it's over. this one's over. no way he's going back to brazil. on a human element, this maternal grandmother lost her daughter. the child from her daughter. you can see where she's coming from. >> sure. >> my dad always told me with bees you make honey. olive branches to mr. goldman they probably would work something out. no hope of salvaging that relationship now. >> most interested. read the article in "time" magazine. richard, tweeting while on jury duty. some would think, yeah, no-brainer. can't sit there and tweet about what's going on in the ca

university of alabama, when you think about the great names who played running back, johnny museo, sean alexander, bobby humphrey, that's saying a lot. but mark ingram is also a deans list student. my sister, judy, is the provost at the university of alabama, chief academic officer. she says the faculty at the university look at mark with awe at what he does not only on the athletic field but in the classroom as well. he's a deans list student and he's certainly setting the highest standard of any student at the university of alabama. so, it goes without saying, madam speaker, that we are all proud, the people of michigan, the people of alabama, and people all across this country that a young man can come to the university of alabama, someone who didn't even know if he would be starting in running back -- at the running back position at the beginning of the year, and contribute to his team to win the 13th national championship and the first ever heisman trophy. we are proud of mark ingram and i thank the gentleman from michigan and the gentleman from kentucky for allowing all of us to p

. >> to more of our exclusive interview with david goldman who spent christmas with his son sean for the first time in five years. >> i just kneeled next to his chair and patted his head and held his hand, just told him how much i loved him and that we're going to have some fun and you're going to see your grandma and grandpa. >> jane hall, is sending a private jet of the cost being estimated to $50,000 to $70,000, is that buying an interview as well? >> i think so. nbc has been invested in this story. they said they had a relationship with him. again, you look at this and go are we entertaining ourselves with this story, as important as it is to this story and human interest? where is the point where we look at the national counterterrorism center for $50,000. >> this is a christmas eve tear-jerker. it tends to show the tabloid tendency of "the today show" which has been really dramatic in the last year or so. they've gone to the tabloid instead of the news. once again, i wish they took the money, the $50,000 or $70,000 and sent a reporter to yemen instead. >> "the today show" is no

at least ssa sean hannity rush limbaugh, speak decipherable english.now if there yen and sorrells and daily kos are saying. they could be talking about quilting or nda scirrhus are something but i think they are america bashing. >> host: you also write in the book about david gergen quote. it was during a cnn debate about the 2008 election campaign and he was discussing a presidential debate and he said quote, mitt romney tried to argue last night about some liberal establishment which doesn't exist anymore. there has been a liberal establishment it shrunk a lot and it is not in washington. that is the 70's, said. how can a christian who has been around for so long it's such a remarkable assertion? >> guest: the quaid is part about the quote, i was talking to alex castellanos, you know that alex. whenever they give you do you know that all sensible people agree you know liberals are lying and this is that is what we used to get all the time from the left before there was any alternative at all. was just to act like people were crazy for talking about t

gemayel wallace was found unresponsive -- sean nailah -- shaniya wallace was found unresponsive in here. police have charged her father with assault and child abuse. his girlfriend is charged with murder, child abuse, and assault. on the easter -- eastern shore sarah fox well was laid to rest. and her body was found on christmas day near the delaware maryland line. thomas leggs jr. is a registered sex offender charged in the case. he had dated the aunt of the girl. his lawyer says that he denies harming the girl. at the brookline apartment complex on saturday on, and brook road five people were displaced. the memorial service for a baltimore city civil rights activists will be held wednesday. robert kaufman died on christmas day. he donated his body to science. there will be no funeral. he ran a number of offices over the years. the memorial service is set for wednesday at 2:00 p.m. robert kaufman was 78 years old. stay with us. when we return we will >> there's a storm off cape cod and in new england. we have dry conditions here with sunshine. it only feels like 0. the actual temperat

protection from attacks like that suffered by washington redskins defensive back sean taylor who was murdered in his miami home during a robbery. carrying a gun can be costly, even for a celebrity. ex-new york giants wide receiver plaxico burris is serving a two-year prison sentence for illegal possession of a gun after accidentally shooting himself in the leg at a nightclub. megastars like lebron james and shaquille o'neal create fan frenzy when they hit the court. in postgame fans get up close and personal with their heroes. shaq, who works with police in his spare time, declined to talk about the arenas incident. neither did lebron james but he did talk about security in general. >> i live in akron, ohio, which is my hometown, so i don't need security. i don't travel with security. only thing i do is continue to make sure my family's always safe. >>> so we did a segment in the 6:00 hour on this story with steven a. smith and it was a pretty interesting segment. he had been responding on twitter and we're going to tell you, he's responded within the last five minutes on twitter abo

as i said to sean. we're still putting those building blocks in places.e have races now that are just beginning to take shape. we announced today, you saw senator dorgan decide to step down to retire. all of a sudden that race takes on a new dynamic for us with respect to the senate. there will be other retirements. we had at christmas time, a democratic congressman switched parties and became a republican. i look at this and i'm in the going to speak definitively of what we will do or wasn't do. what i can tell you is what we're going to be about the business of doing, that is putting in place good candidates to run and winning as if we will take the house in the fall. >> the national republican congressional committee in charge of getting republicans elected to congress, they came out with a statement today, ken spain, the spokesman, the nrcc's goal has always been to recapture the majority of 2010, independent political analysts and even liberal columnists stated republicans have a very real shot at taking back the majority in 2010. make no mistake abo

sean hannity is not a hard target.let's be honest that i would love to go on his show and talk to him, so that was my self-publishing process that was very fun. i would say if there's anyone out there who wants to self publish, just be ready to do a lot of work because i've gained a lot of respect for publishers. if you can find any mistakes in my book, please let me know. it was probably six or seven editing process is. but i'd encourage anybody out there, go for. don't wait. >> help us out here a bit. you've got a booth at the l.a. times festival accu had to put this together did it cost a little bit. how much have you put into it? >> all in all, probably been a couple, two, 3000. to get to this point. i would say if i had to do it over again i would do exactly the same way. i think i would prefer to self publish this book. it's a little bit -- in the book i refer to myself as a political activist. self-publishing is part of the political activist process. so i would encourage those out there, if you're passionate ab

death and was with the democratic nation particularly as jackson became president and the american and sean representative painting became popular, washington was shown in these scenes of interiors of the family. after the centennial he was america's patriot. >> guest: he had a slightly sacred aura around him and his time. but he really needed morris of all this time. people did not realize this. he was barely in boston when he wrote her a letter saying would you consider coming up here to join me? this was not an eight -- easy thing to ask of the woman. it is 500 miles and the roads were so abominable and to cross the river your carriage and your horse had to go out on the flatboats and they would pull across the river and if it was a windy day and people did drown. it was awful. but yet to she said i am coming and she went up to join him and she did this every year for the eighth year revolution and journeyed up there every winter and she played the part not only as a wife but someone who he could confide he did not tell anybody else but also she was a hostess and washington was leader of

there is a sense that its over, but 's too soon to say that itsver, because it is eay in the flu sean still, and h1n1as been very difficult to prect. >> suarez: dr. thomas ieden of the nters for disease control says there'still plenty of time to get vaccined, plenty of vaccine for everybody, an there might be ather wave of flu. >> flu is probably the lst predictable of a infectious diases. it is contuing to spread from person tperson. it's continug to make people sick, there's still time to get vaccinated. it's only rly january; flu ason generally lasts until may. analthough flu is way down, we don't know what thfuture will hold. >>uarez: and while the h1n1 vacce is now easy to come by at this cvs minute clinic in rginia, this week, only a handful ofeople had turned up to take advantage of a replenished supply. >> lots of vaccinefewer people. >> suarez: nurse practitner anne poenhert sa that's a stark contra from the fall. >> in mid-octor, minute clinic medical clinics around t country did receive small supply of h1n1 vacne, and we were able to ge that to as ma people as we could with

and boy, did the fury come down on sean nelson is his name, republican, and democrats. they want him prosecuted they accuse him of violating the brown act, the open meetings law. he took all sorts of heat for simply trying to alert the public to just the nature of the negotiations. meanwhile, the unions had already put on the contacted the union members knew the detail of the contract, and that's okay but someone said, the union side gets to know all the details. the public doesn't get to know anything at all. and that was finally stopped, thanks to the efforts of some people here tonight that i see, but it's really hard. the game is really rigged. often will happen is these pension deals, they will get mentioned on the council agenda on a friday for a vote on tuesday. and besides, the union on the side gets in favor of these deals, the pieces are already in place to pass them and there's not time for opposition to jail because they keep it a secret as possible, city official and a drop at at the last legal moment. and then all of a sudden it's friday, you find out if a

here is what you told sean hannity this week when he asked about the likelihood the g.o.p. would take back the house in november. here it is. >> think republicans will take over the house -- >> not this year. >> you don't think so? >> chris: then on thursday you had this to say to your critics. >> i've had enough of it. if you don't want me in the job, fire me. but until then, shut up. get with the program, or get out of the way. >> chris: what a lot of republicans are saying is you're a loose cannon, and that at a time when the democrats are having a lot of problems, we haven't even gotten to the two retirements this week, there is too much focus on you. >> there is too much focus on me, because that's what washington wants to focus on. when i'm out in the country they focus on what is happening in washington, as a matter of fact. the bottom line is i'm passionate about what i do, i'm passionate about winning and passionate about defeating an agenda that's stripping away the ability of families to grow and businesses to prosper. i'm very passionate. so i bring that to the

the appear on the sean hannity show i have a regular slot on wednesday nights and a regular slot everythursday morning with fox and friends and do other shows throughout the year. but i used to guest host for that show and i no longer do that. >> host: we will leave it there? the third female what can we do to expose the schools are as a danger he is to the children of this country? >> guest: he is one of the ones that i wrote about that is now the of the story on my website and it has largely been planned social conservative groups and talk radio that have given extensive scrutiny to the curriculum material and reading material that kevin jennings group that he founded called glisten has put up there over the years. it is very troublesome that somebody who operates under the moniker of schools are would advocate barry h. -- age inappropriate sexually explicit material. i was say any more than that. you can do research on my website for his name or just to go it. he grew goes with the catholic blog and a number of others have reprinted tons of this material and there are other investig

at least as they say sean hannity and rush limbaugh speak decipherable english.ome to think of it i don't know that is what arianna and soros and daily kos are saying. i can barely understand them. they could be talking about quilting or nba scores but i think they were america bashing. >> host: you also write in the book about david gergen quote and his. it was during a cnn debate about the 2008 election campaign. he was discussing a presidential debate in he said quote mitt romney tried to argue last night about some liberal establishment which does not exist anymore. up there has been at liberal establishment it shrunk a lot. that is the '70s concept. how can a christian who has been around for so long make such a remarkable assertion? loan. >> guest: because it is david gergen. the grit is part about the quote is he was talking to ellen castellanos. whenever they give you do you know that all sensible people agree you know liberals are lying that is what we used to get all the time from a left before there was any alternative at all. was just act like people

sean caleb looks at how a business that opened way back in 1941 got some help and made the turn-aroundr: it's a bowling alley, restaurant and a place known for its live music. it's also a beacon of light in new orleans. and proof that businesses can return. >> my name is john blanchard and this is my turn-around story. >> reporter: when hurricane katrina destroyed his business, blanchard did what he does best. he went back to work. >> what really helped me turn the thing around it was a combination of both my faith, my family, friends and goodwill from a lot of people that wanted to help me and wanted rock inn bowl to not die. >> reporter: blanchard's family pitched in and so did a local group that supports entrepreneurs. >> after hurricane katrina, we were tasked with going through the community, in the streets, every single neighborhood to find the true change-makers. those those entrepreneurs that if we can get their business up and help them start, not only would this create jobs and revenue, but the social impact to what that can mean to our community. >> reporter: cl >> i got a g