sonny, you were both great.forget on the radio tomorrow. >> live at 5:00. >>> grammy night. kristen berset what. did you think of it? wrong question night. eel give the show a b. >> okay. that we were kind of watching the sports and the grammys at the same time so we were up on everything. >> how about the caps? >> caps, definitely not a b. they're just not good on the road. the road just continues to be unkind to the caps. the difference between the home and road record is the largest in the league. fourth at home but 26th on the road. for most of the day's game in the big apple the caps went toe to toe with the rangers but it was missed opportunity that ultimately lost the game. you will hear from the guys on what needs to change. >>> plus, the wizards go into detroit and route the pistons. who saw this coming? not me, that's for sure tcht pistons were on a season best four-game win streak. the wizards were still struggling to put a complete game together, and tonight behind the scoring efforts of mcgee and yo

. >> yeah, the piano player in that recording is sonny white, actually. >> hinojosa: who's also panamanian? >> panamanian. fantastic. >> hinojosa: so you were growing up in panama, pretty humble background. >> mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: poor. >> yes. >> hinoja: b youpares were very much involved in music, your father. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: so talk about those memories of what you were hearing in panama. what was your life in music as a young boy growing up? >> well, my father was in love with cuban pianists. actually, lino frias, he was in love with a lot of the great artists from panama. but mainly piano players. and he actually introduced me to a fantastic pianist from puerto rico called papo lucca. and my father would sing to me, like, tumbaos, like, (imitates tumbao pattern) when i was a kid, like... (plays tumbapattern) and we would be all day doing that. >> hinojosa: and that's a tumbao. >> that's a tumbao, that's a tumbao. he would be all day saying, "check out how he changed," if he made a little change like (plays altered tumbao pattern). "look at those notes," from early on. you know,

wall and sonny have been following the case for us. the husband just put a gun, and paul not thinking he was involved. what did you find out that was bizarre but added another layer to the story? >> every day, something crazy develops. now a dominateric, an s & m mistress said he's a regular at s & m clubs in the detroit area, and there's a miserous who has been added to the mix, which adds to the motive to kill his wife. >> apparently, he's the owner of the s & m club and holds the parties. so in this story, we were discussing it. and everyone was saying this man is just such an upstanding citizen. he loves his wi of 26 years. he could never do something -- >> you don't know what people in rotary are doing at all times. >> they have an alternative lifestyle. did his wife know about this? motive for murder? sure thing. >> he's going to throw this on the table, the murder is so bizarre of the wife being strangled. could it be an accident in terms of s & m activity? i'm not saying because we don't know if the police are investigating, bu

sonny early, clouds later, perhaps a passing shower.n on thursday, ahead of the cold front, just a chance for scattered showers in the upper 60's. the best places to hit 70 on wednesday are in stoppard's county, and spotsylvania, fredericksburg, that area. we will see a bit of a warm-up once again early next week. >> the toyota sports desk. brought to you by local toyota dealer. moving it forward. >> maryland and miami tonight. >> a big game. tim brant is there. >> no question about it that this is a big game. they're starting to pump up the jams. this is a prime-time game, miami and maryland at 8:00, prime time in the acc. this is a rematch of a double overtime game they played earlier this month. more importantly, they're trying to come back from a terrible loss saturday at virginia. the former george mason had cut coming back at them and touch of miami. -- former g.m. head coach coming back. >> the only one talking was me and i was just venting to my assistance. everyone else was just pretty distraught about our performance. that's a

wall and sonny have been following the case for us. about whether the husband just put a gun, and paul not thinking he was involved. what did you find out that was bizarre but added another layer to the story? >> every day, something crazy develops. now a dominateric, an s & m mistress said he's a regular at s & m clubs in the detroit area, and there's a miserous who has been added to the mix, which adds to the motive to kill his wife. >> apparently, he's the owner of the s & m club and holds the parties. so in this story, we were discussing it. and everyone was saying this man is just such an uppstanding citizen. he loves his wi of 26 years. he could never do something -- >> you don't know what people in rotary are doing at all times. >> they have an alternative lifestyle. did his wife know about this? motive for murder? sure thing. >> he's going to throw this on the table, the murder is so bizarre of the wife being strangled. could it be an accident in terms of s & m activity? i'm not saying because we don't know if the police are in

i was a big fan of the pope, blue, british isles scene, mississippi john hurt me, sonny terry brown mcgeeplayed some blues harmonica. >> did you learn that open tuning style, slide style? >> i have not picked up a slide in a long time, so i do not want to embarrass myself, but yes. it was a lot of folk music, blues and early on. i fell in love with the sound of the steel string guitar. there are a lot of idiomatic thing that it does well. i studied classic guitar a bit, but the steel string, for example, we do something called a hammer on and pull off, which is -- >> you get three note for the price of one. >> you plug the string but you get four notes. i always think of that town at the the prototypical steel string guitar sound. british isles, a caltech music. i learned all the paul simon songs. as i got older -- >> he is a hell of a guitarist. people do not realize. he is not flashy, but if you try to learn his tunes, they are really hard. >> he is a brilliant guitar player. i eventually got interested in jazz, world music, everything. maybe that is one of the reasons. i enjoyed so man

on wusa 9 and look for live updates from our chat room, i'll be joined by tommy mcfly from 94.7 and sonny from wpg p.m. then after the awards we'll about backstage and break down the major awards and biggest surprises. we might even talk about the best and worst dressed, tomorrow night on 9news now at 11. >>> bristol palin promoting her new book. the 21-year-old daughter of former alaska governor sarah palin signed copies of that book at books million store on dupont circle. she is a single mother at age 18, later became a spokesperson for teen pregnancy prevention. >>> coming up next on 9news now, just how cold will it be tonight? any more snowshowers on the way? we'll have an update when we come back. people! look at you! texting...blogging... all this technology, but you're still banking like pilgrims! get high yield free checking at capital one bank. why earn bupkis, when your checking could earn five times the national average!! and free atms anywhere. five times the national average!!! that's new school banking. sign up for high yield free checking at a capital one bank. what's in y

our gracious host for that day was congress member sonny bono. dozens of us have come here for generatio generations. we lay problems at your feet. snap photos and return home. the ritual has become an industry in and of itself. people share their problems with me, too. we can articulate problems very easily, but crafting solutions requires more effort. america's illegal immigration program has reached a fevered pitch. some argue that it is a drain on resources. others insist that so woven, it would kill the industry. those of legal and illegal status maintain landscapes and harvest crops. we know solutions have lingered on the horizon much like a cloud bank producing lightning and thunder and wind, but no rain. it's time that we work together to break this drought. i salute you, mr. chairman, and other members who demonstrated courage in the 21st century solutions in the guest worker program. legal service reform and vouchers and transferring to usda are ideas that warrant immediate consideration. these proposals and others, though must not comp

a genuine interest among sonny wayne ians and some israelis to promote peace i've made the rain into an international fora not had private relations or private contacts with iranians there are many iranians the way i see it who would like the present confrontation between israel and iran to gradually end and create a new situation the likes of which we had in from forty eight to seventy eight because iran and israel basically do not have bones of contention we know they have issues territorial issues between ourselves we don't have other kinds of issues between ourselves we have ideological issues between ourselves and i think it would be wrong for iran to enable ideology to be the main driver of its policies and the calls of serious drawbacks which has been suffering as a result of putting ideological ideology on the front. and what are some of the discussions and some of the questions that already at these informal meetings you have the radios who say look israel has no right to exist israel should disappear israel is not a natural entity in the middle east and then you have the sa

all over the world what's going to happen to it this last week in germany we saw a chinese company sonny he purchased for about five hundred million dollars a look very large german company and we're going to start to see this we're going to see asian countries start taking this money send it back to developed markets and buy a real companies with it and it's going to be a major trend i think coming in the future all right well in the united states at sam's like they're prepping the the landscape for at these chinese companies to come in and buy the strategic u.s. assets they they have totally destroyed the unions they've introduced the president dr complex make it very easy to put people in prison they have more of a chinese style state capitalism now with the politburo of the federal open market committee it's no longer free market capitalism so laying the groundwork for a chinese you know setting the table so that the china can come in and buy a company and had.

lucky he well that he says biggest piece is the sonny. he's the only one of the team who have faced an overwhelming victory at the world's three major events the thirty four you russian proved to be the best at that so yeah e.q. the nine and twice a day. like it was i think. it's pretty tough. this is. one of the best russian either so i think it's it's one of a long so. i think for me also it gives more immoral some more power no more ambition a smaller more mature way should form for next season with how we're looking to build before the summer olympics in london russia don't certain teams and cyclists see their interests the combination tour and the olympic games. but. it's going to shock because. when you are if you're from your store in good shape you're going right i mean because in the same level if you are from years of touring. and maybe a little i don't know if you are going to pull from two weeks or even but i think you are all here for in office level two or competing only because knowing it will get you should look to have ev

he said, sonny, you are almost there. is baxter black, from out there. >>> baxter joins us again inininininininininininininininin al pell joins us now for tractor tales. i guess it's not even a tractor? that's right john. we're taking a >>> i'll tell joins us now for track details but it's not attractive this time? we have at different path today. if the 1913 detroiter and it's going to find. individual production was shut down by the end of the match from the ford assembly line, and the owner tells the story. >> there are some left on the board and there are two left to run. we inherited this from our adoptive grandfather, i believe he does it and eight days. we do to martin luther king and rodeo parade also. he used to drive this from south florida all the way up through michigan. he has a lot of issues with this car. it didn't just sit in the crotch, he used it. it's pretty much bare bones and if it runs, it's because you have to make it aside. you want your hair james -- to start it, you have to can't crank up front,

exclusive private school of just ninety pupils, for kids of the hollywood elite - the brando's, the sonny and cher's, and now the jackson's. sitting next to michael at school was child star danny bonaduce from the sitcom the partridge family. he's agreed to talk to me about the hollywood that created jackson, and produced as many casualties as stars. >>what the (blanked) is it doing? (inaudible) stop! stop! >>this is my actual yearbook picture, also in the b's is christian brando, who is no longer with us. michael jackson. >>but you, you had a class of three and that was you guys? >>yeah, that was the entire twelfth grade at cal prep, was me, christian brando and michael jackson. i went to school with, with all the jacksons, cos it went from seventh to twelfth grade, and they were a wonderful family some of them had their quirks, but some of them did not at all. michael couldn't have been a more normal guy. >>but michael had left his classmates behind, plotting a bright new future away from his family and the jackson five. jackson's friend and attorney, brian oxman, was with michael throu

sonny and 53 today and more tomorrow. another update at 7:56at ♪ ♪ to me hey hey >> what a finale the halftime show last night. madonna and cee lo scene singing "like a prayer." boy, madonna is back, last night, at the super bowl, one of her biggest hits ever. ♪ you're like a dream to me >> good morning, america. robin is away this morning. >> that was always one of my favorite madonna songs. it was so gorgeous on that stage. cee lo. it was game day for so many advertisers. clint eastwood and chrysler making a big splash. and the doritos ad was popular. my favorite as the mother of two boyce. we'll see what ranked and what tanked in just a few moments. >> and also, we have more on that shocking twist on the family tragedy out of washington state. fire ripping through the home of josh powell late sunday. he blew up the home he was in it his two sons. we'll have nancy grace and hear from his brother-in-law. >>> first, let's get to the contest of the super bowl. the battle of the ads. almost $117,000 a second. did they get t

sonny, mid 40's today.riod of few isolated areas of light snow may be amounting to a dusting west of the blue ridge, then clearing out again on wednesday. how's the commute? >> looks ok. i will take the opportunity to say good morning to everyone at the broad and real restaurant. doug hill and i were in a play last night there and had a wonderful time. he gets to roll down stairs and i get to roll in here. moving well roundabout way. there was an accident that has been moved to the shoulder on 270. there's a picture of 395 at duke street. and it looks good on the beltway at new hampshire ave. >> track work could lead to delays or metro riders this week. >> trains will single track on parts of the red, green, blue and orange lines. work will be done between 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. as well as after the evening rush. customers should add between 15 minutes and 25 minutes to their trip. get the full rundown on the track work this week at wjla.com. the music world celebrated the likes of whitney houston at the

it's like godfather, major and sonny get killed., they are fredo. >> and sarcozi and mics weren't thought and what happened there. >> least supportive administration of israel that has been in the white house. >> because i think this administration knows it's inevitable there is going to be a two state solution at some point. >> more after the break. more with the great american more with the great american panel coming up >>> we continue with great american panel. we had the tragic news of the death of whitney houston. while much of the recollection and memory is focused on her god given voice. it's made everybody stop and take a look how she lived her life in the later years. we still don't know whether drugs were part of the cause of her death. could you talk a little bit about what her life. >> clive davis put her next to aretha franklin, i feel like people say we'll go after the doctors that prescribed the medicine and pharmacy. go after the entourage and enable this behavior. it's in their best interests to keep these people a

sonny on sunday and partly cloudy on monday and tuesday. >> and don't put away the gloves just yet. president obama says america cannot drill its way to lower gas prices. >> what he says will minimize prices up pump when we come back. >> these high-school students are performing a black history month play written and directed by the acquired director nearly 20 years ago. >> no doubt you have noticed the price of gas is up again. >> it's grabbing the attention and buyer of drivers and today, president obama took notice. >> there was a rude wake-up call this morning for commuters across the country. >> that's ridiculous. that is ridiculous. >> the price of gas jumped dramatically overnight. >> we're seeing gas prices that are 9 cents higher than a month ago. >> experts say it's only going to get worse. >> it is not a good harbinger of things to come for prices as we head into the spring and summer when we know prices tend to rise. >> during an energy policy speech this afternoon in miami, where the price at the pump has hit the $4 mark, president obama said the ultimate fix is finding

one of my favorite a law i brought a challenge to in the supreme court was the sonny bono copy wrightsion act. a copy right designed to give more incentive to things. and when we challenged this milton friedman said he would join a brief challenging him only if the word no-brainer wasn't in the brief. but when congress unanimously extended this term was more than $6 million of money contributed by the disney corporation. and that's just one of 10,000 examples we could point to where congress bends towards the money. >> that bending, that thousands of arcs that happen all the time. the proposal that you have made, and i -- before -- i would like for you to describe it to people. the democracy vouchers in a way that is accessible and then we can talk about how we get there. so if the real problem we have is that we have a congress dependant on the funders. it's a tiny slice of the top 1% to fun our campaigns. the solution to that problem is to find a way to make it so that the funners are now the people. and the proposal that i put forward says let's take the first 50 dollars of tax, an

it's like godfather, major and sonny get killed. fredo. >> and sarcozi and mics weren't thought and what happened there. >> least supportive administration of israel that has been in the white house. >> because i think this administration knows it's inevitable there is going to be a two state solution at some point. >> more after the break. more with the great american panel coming up next. juice drin? ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for excellent fruit and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion, also refreshing plus tea. could've had a v8. [ coughs, sniffs ] especially when you're sick. now, with new simpler packaging, robitussin® makes it simple to get the right relief for your symptoms. new simpler packaging, same effective relief. robitussin®. relief made simple. >>> we continue with great american panel. we had the tragic news of the death of whitney houston. while much of the recollection and memory is focused on her god given voice. it's made everybody stop and take a look how she lived her life in the late

when they north carolina cargoes were playing north hennepin sonny jim payton who would been the coach at maryland for many years it just gone to north carolina and they were playing what had to be described as a grudge match and let's see if i can make this thing work. no, it's not going to do it. any help would be greatly appreciated. let's see about this. i need my technical people here. left and right. thank you. so this is going to the right. so this is governor luther hodges. he is greeting her majesty and the fans. just imagine what is going through her mind. so, this is the picture i wanted to show. let me start at another university. this is the university of texas in austin and this is a picture of the nanoscience center. this building represents one of the great things american universities do. it is a world-class research. dallasites of course is the science of very little things that the applications are tremendous. they are in batteries. they are in solar panels. and a lot of medical applications. this is going on at the university of texas, austin that a ten-minute walk

to mary's daughter was born sonny william mabee. what is interesting to note is while this 8 pound, four ounce baby boy was born on february 16, february 16 was the date of his grandfather's birthday, and february 16 was the date of sonny bono's father, so sonny william rabee's great grandfather and grandfather share the exact same date, february 16, of birth that he has. so congratulations go to the parents, shiana and mark and all our colleagues and friends in the bono mac family and -- bono mack family and we look forward to having the chance to meet sonny william sometime soon. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida rise? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. let me speak to transportation and what we're doing in congress on the republican side. mr. mica: the other side of the aisle, the democrat majority, had responsibility over tran

heavyweight champion's corner man in the most important fights of his career, including his first bout with sonnye artist" will retire set off lots of searches. but his fans will be able to see him perform at the academy awards later this month. have a great weekend, guys. back to you. >> all right, heather, thanks a lot for that. also what's trending right now is that mcdonald's is confirming that it's no longer using that pink slime chemical in its hamburgers. >> yummy yummy. >> it's formally known as ammonium hydroxide. sometimes you really don't want to know what's in your food. >> more chips, please. >> ah. see, paula, we got a little dog. it's my welcome gift to you. >> thank you very much. what should we name him? newsie. >> tired. tired of the dog. >> self- -- self- -- what am i trying to say? >> sleep deprived. >> i almost said self-deprecation. >> who might be taking regis philbin's place behind fellow new jersey native kelly ripa? >> are you leaving me? >> no. i wish. >> and ryan gosling, 24/7 a heartthrob on demand. it's all next in "the skinny." ♪ skinny for nick carter, for a member

dunndewas in clay's corner when he defeated sonny liston for the championship in 1964. >> everybody thoughtcouldn't do it. that was a big tick for me. i felt he could do it. >> osgood: he was in the new champ's corner in every sense during the contentious days when clay became a muslim, changed his name to muhammad ali and refused to serve in the vietnam war. >> i would like for you to call me by my name now, mohammed. >> osgood: dunndealso trained sugar ray leonard and 13 other champions including george foreman during the latter days of his career. anglo dunndewas 90. don cornelius, the man who first got the tv show soul train rolling died wednesday in los angeles of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. born in chicago, cornelius worked as an insurance salesman before going into broadcasting. in 1970 he started the r and b music show soul train with $400 of his own money. dick clark's long-running american band stand may have been the inspiration but don cornelius always took his soul train down a track all its own. >> if american band stand goes right, we're going to go left. if dick clark go

are real life navy seals, folks, featured in the upcoming film, lieutenant commander rourke, chief sonny movie. you guys did a great job. captain, first start by telling us how did this get made? because you guys are active duty in a hollywood movie! >> that's right. we're all active duty. everyone who took part in this film is someone who has deployed in combat. this was done around the seals, what's called basically shore duty. these men deploy, train for combat, come back and get a chance to be a little bit more with their families and perhaps going into a training role. it was on top of that mission that these men took part in the film around actual training missions that went on. >> as we look at some of the video right here, you know, the action scenes, commander are like nothing i've ever seen before with weapons i've never seen before. are you letting the cat out of the bag here? >> no, you know, we wanted to be very cognizant that we didn't give a playbook to our enemies with what we're capable of doing and how we address our job on the battlefield so we adjusted things in such

day, sonny, mid 50's this afternoon. feel much like the afternoon. 36 in frederick. 25 in manassas. the light snow possible tomorrow afternoon. >> banks. that does it for now. we will be back in ♪ you love's got me looking so crazy right now ♪ >>> folks getting ready for the big parade with the super bowl champion giants later today here in new york. but we're crazy in love, whether you are or are hoping to be, we have a great week of surprises, counting down to make this your best valentine's day ever. >> they're showing lingerie photography as i'm sitting next to my wife right here. >> i would like to speak to the producers of the show. >> no hints there but -- >> you felt nothing. you felt nothing. >> i was supposed to introduce you. i feel it needs no words. >> i'm lara's much, much younger sister, ali. >> she's here promoting -- >> i'm sorry, she was talking about my book. >> it's called "ali in wonderland." >> it is. >> and your plans for how to spice up valentine's day. >> you got a little hint there. >> with a vat of peanut butter and some sc

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letter from kathy khan, secretary of the state of the state of georgia who was making an governor sonny perdue not to sign the photo i.d. bill until a period and she said it was unnecessary, create significant obstacles in voting. it was unlikely to receive preclearance at the voting rights act by the justice department did not get to that in a minute. and it violates the constitution of georgia. in response pinkowski who made sure that voter i.d. law in georgia got cleared over the ejection of six career employees who wrote to congress after he was appointed to the federal elections commission and was successfully got him to withdraw his application to be confirmed by the sec because they said he used so much political influence in the department to uphold the church of photo i.d. love. so haunts is deeply invested in voter i.d. laws. and you know, he has the right to his beliefs. but it's not just the aclu who is concerned about this. very many secretary of states who are concerned about the burdens of these photo i.d. last place in the electoral process. >> i didn't realize this is g