thank you. >> larry: did that offend you, stephen?> well, you know, larry, the bible says out of the mouth comes the things that are within our heart. so i'm not surprised the vice president's a potty mouth. and quite frankly, i think it's official today. barack obama is the greatest gangster to ever come out of chicago. i just think it's amazing. >> larry: did you agree on the potty mouth thing when vice president cheney also used similar expression a while back? >> sure, larry, yeah. he is a potty mouth too. yeah. he is a potty mouth too. but you know what's funny? i think it's interesting. i'll say what mr. romney wasn't willing to say, and that's mr. obama's a liar. he is purely a liar. he's gone and done something, larry, where half of the country didn't agree with it. so if you say when you're running you're going to do one thing -- stephen, to be fair. >> go ahead. >> larry: many didn't agree because they thought it didn't go far enough. so it wasn't just the anti-against it on the right. >> but when you don't -- when you don't

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reporting live, stephen tschida. >>> forcing people to buy health insurance. the development comes as the debate enters its final phase. president obama is using the power of the presidency to get members to see things his way. opponents are spending millions. the pressure is mounting. dennis kucinich says he will vote against the health-care reform bill, in he has now changed his mind. >> something is better than nothing. that is what i kept hearing from my constituents. >> the bill does not do what they say it will do. and they do not want the american people to hear that debate. >> even with the vote of dennis kucinich, the president is still on the hunt for them numbers needed. the president is expected to sign the jobs bill into law tomorrow. that gives companies that hire unemployed workers to a temporary payroll tax holidays. that could affect more than one- quarter of 1 million jobs by the end of the year. there are highway and transit programs included. >>> first lady michelle obama continued her fight against child to obesity. she was at a forum spon

but the team made a big announcement today regarding their young superstar stephen strasberg and the day after his most impressive outing. he'll start his career in the minors. last night in his third spring start he struck out -- [ inaudible ] don't be surprised to see him move up pretty fast. he walked just one batter and struck out 12 in nine innings. he spoke yesterday after the game. >> been able to make some adjustments, working in the bullpens and trying to throw as many pitch as i can starting in the strike zone to force contact and not so much nibbling. so, you know, it's a part of the game. in order to go deeper in volume, you have to evolve at the plate. i've been trying to work hard and been able to have a little bit of success so far. >> sticking with baseball, the orioles split squad was in action against tim wakefield and the red sox. his knuckleball is already in midseason form. kevin going deep to left. that one is gone. the red sox go on to shut out the birds 6-0. >>> tonight's geico 15 minutes of fame takes us to the wrestling mat where hudson taylor finished fourt

corporal stephen thompson, rifleman jonathon allott, rifleman liam maughan. we pay tribute to their bravery and their service and does the prime minister said, we will not forget what they have done. yesterday we had the inquest into the deaths of four soldiers in afghanistan in 2008. at the time the defense minister, the honorable member, link to their deaths to the commanders choice of vehicle. this was flatly contradicted by what the coroner said. so will the prime minister now apologize on behalf of his minister? >> the minister apologized at the time and i repeat that apology. the issue for me is, first of all, that our thoughts must be with the families of corporal sarah bryant, corporal sean reeve, lance corporal richard larkin and private paul stout. they also died serving their country. i have read the report from the inquest. that inquest report from the corner will go to the ministry of defense. they've said they will look at every detail that is raised by the coroner. and take whatever action is necessary. there are three areas that have got to be

after the first, stephen strasburg was lights out.his is one of seven strikeouts, striking out seven of the next 10 outs. the nationals win, only their third victory of spring training. >> they will catch up to it sooner or later. you keep going out there, they know what is coming, so you try to locate where they cannot get to it. >>> getting ready to start the second half, the terps getting all they can handle right now from houston, maryland leads. - ( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connected. but now it can make you more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from home. check records. change appointments. now doctors, nurses, techs, pharmacists are all digitally connected to each other. and ultimately connected to you. at kaiser permanente, we believe that if knowledge is power, shared knowledge is even more powerful. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> just 12 hours from spring. >> happy spring, and advance. -- in advance. sunny and warm tomorrow, in the 70's. monday looks to be the day that the s

. >> my constituent, stephen oliver, died in tragic and mysterious circumstances late last year. the family of steve them are very disappointed by the greek authority's failure to properly investigate his death and furthermore the british government seeming acceptance of the situation. i am now asking of the prime minister to take a personal interest in this situation and tried to get the answers to the questions the fifth family is raising. >> i, like he, is start to hear of the death of stephen oliver in october last year and i send my sincere condolences to the family. understand in london and greece they are ready to provide advice and assistance to mr. oliver's family as appropriate for the advice on seeking further information about the circumstances of his death and i will make sure that is done and your colleagues will move further into any concerns the government may have. >> can the prime minister confirm that he condemns not only the use of false passports and criminal operation but any act of state sponsored assassination anywhere? will he drop the government plans to

stephen o'brien? >> number 10. >> mr. speaker, the united kingdom remains strongly committed to tackling malaria. that's what the primers are committed in 2008 to provide over 20 million bed nets by the end of 2010. and developer than 110,000 child deaths. our 2009 white paper committed to provide an additional 10 million bed nets each year to 2013. >> stephen o'brien? >> i'm grateful to the minister. head of the w.h.o. will the minister take the opportunity to study the all party report of malaria give into his office last week with the recommendations were cut short, the process of getting to the very strategic plan that my audible for an urge the minister to adopt formal or with our support? >> mr. speaker, i have indeed read the report that the honorable gentleman referred to but i congratulate him on his work as chairman of the group. and if i could just tell the house what he wrote in his forward to the document. the highlights of this report are easily summarize. we are making progress on the leary control at a fas

stephen tschida is live in arlington to tell us about it. good morning. >> here, we would expect workers to arrive and to begin their daily job. not this morning. it is because of some political wrangling on capitol hill that this project and others are not seeing work today. thousands of federal transportation workers are suddenly idle. so is construction on scores of projects, such as the humpback bridge. the flow of about $190 million a day in federal reimbursements for highway projects just ground to a halt. >> people have not been listening. one senator blocked passage. they consider the price tag too high when the nation is confronting a massive and mounting deficits. funding expired at midnight. for now, the $36 million replacement of the humpbacked bridge is in limbo. for those people who do use this bridge, we can tell you will work is not under way, all four lanes are open to traffic. stephen tschida, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> 5:1 your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. >> hopefully we do not have any snow-related t

as myranda stephens reports, some say their efforts are already working. there was an array of sights and sounds today on capital hill as tens of thousands of protesters took part in what they call an emergency rally against the congressional health care bill. >> i voted for obama. i used to consider myself a democrat and a progressive. this bill has changed my perspective. >>reporter: with congress set to vote on sunday, opponents are hoping to put pressure on those undecided lawmakers to just say no. among the masses, hundreds of marylanders who rode on a bus from bel air. they say their efforts are already working. >> i guarantee representative -- from maryland would not have voted against the house health care bill had we not gotten up to his office and banged on his door and told him to vote against it. >>reporter: demonstrators say there are better ways to cut cost and expand health care from promoting health savings account to tort reform. >> let's fix tort limits so if people sue doctors they don't get unlimited settlements. they hope congress is l

myranda stephens is standing by live in dundalk with the latest tonight. myranda?now know the name of the victim in the fire. carl grove. a man that fought battle against cancer to lose his life in a fire. >> as firefighters wrapped up the work around the dundalk home. neighbors were just learning what happened. >> well, i am stunned to tell you the truth. >> officials say 2:30 this afternoon, a fire broke out at the waterfront home, 7400 block of old battle grove road. crews say when they got there, there were no signs of fire from the outside. >> when we made entry into the home. we had flames and smoke, conditions inside. >> firefighters quickly put out the flames, only to find the homeowner, 60-year-old carl grove dead in the living room. he was also known buddy, a former merchant marine battling cancer and just returned from the hospital a few months ago. >> he has been living in the house now for the past four months, but he preferred to live out on the boat even though the house is here. i don't know. >> firefighters do not know what caused the fire. but nei

. >> myranda stephens is live in east baltimore where carlos williams was killed.nd where he was remembered tonight. myranda? >> jennifer, and jeff, carlos williams was known as a pillar on the east baltimore community. tonight the community showed just how much he was loved. >> ♪ >> hundreds came out here to north avenue and boone street for a candlelight vigil in william's honor. this is the same spot where the 50-year-old comcast worker was gunned down sunday morning while on the way to work. police believe williams was the victim of an attempted robbery. now, his family, friends, co-workers, and even city leaders, are putting out a plea for someone to come forward, and help police find his killers. >> my brother used to see these people, feed them. come out of prison. they don't have nothing. no money. he pulled out of his pocket. that's the person he was. shirt off his back. >> implying with you. if you know anything about it. please, come forward. >> i just hope and pray, and i ask god, to get this person, or these people, off the streets. for what they did t

why was stephen bueno killed? >> well, a rival gang shot killed him.n bueno was well known in the neighborhood, and his name was all over the walls. >> they called him grinch? >> grinch. yeah, he grew up in the neighborhood and they caught him slip, they caught him unarmed and not prepared. >> all right put your hands together. >> stephen bueno's father milton finds if hard to believe his son had enemies. >> in jesus' name we pray. amen. >> amen. >> he wants someone to come forward, because he wants his son's murder solved. there is a lot of concern about being labeled a snitch. what do you know about that? >> it is a label that here it is very serious because here you get killed for it. >> even witnessing a crime? >> yes, you have to understand that the gangs out here would call you that and would label you that. >> do you worry that some gang is going to want retribution and some of stevie's friends are going to want to get back at who shot him. >> yes, i talked to him. i told him, no retribution. i don't want no more bloodshed it has to stop here. >

you sat down with stephen colbert to talk about marijuana. i'm a stoner. >> you are aware -- you are aware that that is illegal, sir. you are breaking the law. you realize that? >> no, i -- >> you're a criminal, sir. >> no, i'm not because -- >> you're a criminal. >> i am actually under the influence of medical marijuana. actually, a doctor prescribes it. >> was it dr. dre? >> larry: marijuana's been kind of a trademark with you. do you still smoke it? >> every blue moon. >> larry: how many blue moons are there? i don't keep count. >> there's a blue moon every day. >> larry: do you think it should be legalized? >> i know it should be legalized. legalize it, and i'll advertise it. >> larry: can you perform just as well while a little high? >> how about i've never performed without it? >> larry: well, how about learning maybe you'll be better without it? >> let's try that one time. >> larry: try it one time, snoop. >> we'll do it together. >> larry: i'll go on with you. >> yeah, we'll do it together. happiness is togetherness. >> larry: e-mail

he starred on a soap, entertained stephen colbert, coming up. stick around. it's great. upside down cake, raspberry cheesecake... ...yeah, every night it's something different. oh yeah yeah...she always keeps them in the house. no no no, i've actually lost weight... i just have a high metabolism or something... ...lucky. [ wife ] babe... ♪ umm, i gotta go. [ female announcer ] 28 delicious flavors at around 100 calories each. yoplait, it is so good. indulge in new blueberry pie and new red velvet cake. yoplait light. it is so good. ♪ ♪ rolling down the street, sipping on gin and juice ♪ ♪ laid back, with my mind on my money and my money on my mind ♪ >> larry: we're back with snoop dogg, a special appearance on "larry king live" with some extra added throw-ins, cars and stuff. you still alternatively involved with the youth football league? >> yeah, my football league, the snoop football league has been up for six years now. we have our first set of kids on their way to college. we're doing so many great things in the inner city right now. it's a beautiful feeling to be a

corporal stephen thompson, rifleman jonathon allott, rifleman liam maughan. we pay tribute to their bravery and their service and does the prime minister said, we will not forget what they have done. yesterday we had the inquest into the deaths of four soldiers in afghanistan in 2008. at the time the defense minister, the honorable member, link to their deaths to the commanders choice of vehicle. this was flatly contradicted by what the coroner said. so will the prime minister now apologize on behalf of his minister? >> the minister apologized at the time and i repeat that apology. the issue for me is, first of all, that our thoughts must be with the families of corporal sarah bryant, corporal sean reeve, lance corporal richard larkin and private paul stout. they also died serving their country. i have read the report from the inquest. that inquest report from the corner will go to the ministry of defense. they've said they will look at every detail that is raised by the coroner. and take whatever action is necessary. there are three areas that have got to be

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national's pitcher stephen strasburg will make the third start of the spring against the cardinals.has thrown five scoreless innings striking out 4. >>> three swiss pilots are hoping to speed past the record for fastest flight in the world in a private jet. they want to soar around the world in 58 hours. the current record was set by steve fossett in 2006. he did it in 67 hours, 1 minute and 10 seconds. >>> when you have a five-day forecast that looks as good as this one, three of the five, you want to look at it again. >> i would say so. no rain until late, late sunday, brian. >> now you have the news edge. news is always on myfoxdc.com. back tonight at 10:00 and news edge at 11:00. have a good night. . f06

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national correctional industries association honored stephen shiloh with the annual award. prison officials say state prisoners are making a lot more than they did when he took over back in 1986. their labor accounts for nearly $50 million in goods to government agencies and non-profit organizations. >> a beautiful spring day out there. chilly. and now what is in store for the weekend? hopefully you are hoping for rain to bring down the pollen count to get your throat back. >> exactly. hope it is a nice weekend. here is tony pagnotti to give us good news. hi tony? >> good news if it is rain for you. but most folks do not want it. how do i win on this. karen will not like me or you will not. well half cast forecast, if i might say so. rain that left us this morning. but cold behind t 38. go about 10 degrees chillier than that overnight. looks like high pressure builds in and brings the temperatures, as you can see in western maryland, our temperatures below freezing. a hint of the chill to come. 27 will be the overnight low temperature. and around freezing if you are up earl

myranda stephens has more on two city proposals that some say need to be bagged. >> reporter: it's ange-old question at the grocery store. >> paper or plastic. >> reporter: that could be getting a new twist in the city of baltimore. two city councilmembers are now proposing bills to cut down on the use of paper and plastic bags. councilman bill henry wants to add a 25-cent fee on plastic and paper bags, while counts man jim craft wants to ban paper bags altogether. the goal is to reduce litter but many shoppers aren't buying it. >> i pay enough for groceries as it is. >> reporter: councilman harry bill is similar to a law passed in washington d.c. where shoppers pay $0.5 for bags. >> i don't want to pay for bags. >> reporter: it's not just customers that feel that way. managers at san tonies, say that the proposals will hurt more than help. >> the customers that shop at santonis will he go down the street into the county and as a grosser we will lose business. >> reporter: the best option is to educate consumers on recycling, something that they do themselves. >> we sell hundreds of r

from stephen hawking, it would be difficult to explain why the universe would have begun in just thisexcept as the act of a god who intended to create beings like us. >> but hawking is an atheist. >> this is a direct quote. >> so what? he has stated -- hawking has stated on this stage he does not believe in god. >> well, he doesn't believe in the dead white male that you're talking about, the strawman that you have put up or the mythical god that sam harris is talking about. >> the god is meaningless -- >> no, i just said, the god that givens us inspiration, insight, creativity, free will, conscious choice-making, imagination. >> deepak -- >> are you doing that or are new rons doing that? >> my neurorons. >> well, then you are a zombie. >> dial it down just a little bit. >> reporter: and already heated debate gets even more so, when we come back. called it "one of the best family cars of 2009." the insurance institute for highway safety calls it a 2010 top safety pick. with automatic crash response from onstar that can call for help, even when you can't. we call it peace of mind. a co

even one of the things stephen hawking figure out if empty space has energy and has a temperature if you put a thermometer an empty space it would occasionally detect radiation very, very cold you can calculate 10 negative 30 times the universe today it is only 1% of the temperature if you went into empty space it is cold out there and nobody can hear you scream per copy wait long enough it will be much much colder but not absolute zero it will never become absolutely quiet keep that in mind. add to that the adl of quantum mechanics. that says if you have a subatomic particle like an electron the question is not the question question is where is electron there is no such thing but if i look for the electron what is a chance i will see it here versus there? the probability, no absolute answer where would be only different chances you will see in different places you can pin down the elementary particle 21 absolutely precise location in the universe. that is quantum mechanics so applied b.a.t it to the universe you cannot pin down the universe to one absolute configuration of space and

we will talk to stephen is burg a financial professor about how the cost of healthcare reform could affect you. that is coming up in our 6:00 hour. >>> a plan by baltimore's mayor to make the city's ethics board more transparent gets approval. the city council gives final approval. currently the mayor controls the nomnominations to the five membs of the panel, under mayor rawlings blake plan the mayor would appoint three positions and the city council would appoint the other three position. >>> t i think it's another stepo ensure the public's trust in the elected officials. >> the board investigated and cleared dixon. she was later prosecuted and convicted by the state of embezzlement. >>> community activity group acorn is closing its doors for good. the baltimore's office a shownsd last week that it was shutting down. now it seems that's the plan for all acorn offices across the country. the group is disbanding because of money problems. the group closing comes 6 months after they were recorded giving advice to pimp and a prostitute. congress and the private donors stopped giving the grou

. >> he matches stephen ames' 67 for the low round of the day. pettersson for birdie. >> another good par. all these holes coming in. pars are a good score. >> he'll stay at 8 under. we go to 14. >> beautiful look from above. this is k.j. choi at the par 5 with a very slow put, roger. >> uphiller. should turn to his left. 36 feet, eight inches. >> jim furyk, you can see his coin behind the hole in close at just three feet. >> psychologically not easy for the pursuers right now, johnny. jim furyk not the kind of player to have a double bogey or triple bogey in his last few holes. but you never know. >> it depends how he plays the holes coming up. 16 the toughest, 17 the second toughest, 18 the third toughest. he is a par kind of player when he needs it. bubba's putt. sort of a poorly played bogey. >> watson falls under the 12 under number and in solo third. k.j. low all the way there. so he will certainly tap that one in for his par but most likely will lose a shot to jim furyk. >> a poor drive, mediocre second and mediocre third and so-so par. >>

fell to the marlins 5- 36789 but the team made a big announcement regarding their young superstar stephen and it comes just one day after his most impressive outing of the day. he'll start his pro baseball career in the minors with the double a harrisburg steam. last night he struck out eight in four innings after allowing two first inning home runs but don't be surprised to see him move up fast. he walked just one batter, struck out 12 in nine innings. he spoke yesterday after the game. >> i've been able to make some adjustment, working in the bullpens and trying to throw as many pitches as i can, starting in the strike zone to force contact and not so much kind of nibbling. it's a part of the game. in order to go deeper in volume, you have to evolve at the plate. i've been trying to work hard and, you know, i've just been trying to have a little success so far. >>> order yols split squad in action in florida against tim wakefield and the red sox. that knuckleball already looking in midseason form. deep to left. the red sox go to o to shut out the birds 6-0. >>> the capitals return to th

. >>> president rack obama has one word for canadian prime minister stephen harper. cheers. yesterday the president made good on a bet ad gave the prime minister a case of moulson beer. the tw heads of state had a friendly bet on the outcome of the u.s./canada olympic gold medal hockey game. as you know, canada beat the u.s. 3-2 in overtime. it was a close one. even though it wasn't part of the bet, mr. obama also threw in a case of yuengling, the president's favorite beer. > here is an example of new technology actually doing some good. find out how demi moore and nia vardalos' twitter accounts likely helped stop a teenager from killing himself. >>> actress demi moore and nia vardalos' twitter accounts may have helped stop an 18-year-old from committing suicide. moore and vardalos responded to messages from a young man threatening to hang himself in his front yard in florida. two other people, one from california, another from british columbia, also reported the threat on twitter and called florida authorities. >> i saw it on demi moore's page because i follow her. it's not

stephen's church road. this delay is not due to volume but an accident approaching the beltway southwest. it is barely moving. it is creating what boundless. -- northbound delays. let's get the latest from sandra who is downtown collecting sox for charity. -- socks for charity. >> it is downtown at the salem center. -- sailing center. >> we do a lot of community outreach. we had many people come through, a lot toward with disabilities. we have open houses with people to try sailing for free. >> it is a great idea. >> we thought baltimore needed its own springtime tradition for sailing. >> the goal is about 2000 pairs of socks or as many as we can get. >> right. this is the first time we have done it. we do not know what we will get. >> i think it full be great. this is a beautiful day to hit the waters of the day. take a look at hd doppler. high pressure is suppressing this to the south. tony, maybe you could come down here with your dark colored socks and flip-flops. i have a compelling need to see it. >>

stephen gabby, the hospital's ceo, looks forward to the time in four years when such problems will disappear because under the new law almost everyone will have insurance. >> it's going to be different and it's going to be better. fortunately we are going to be able to focus on our efforts on prevention and wellness and seeing people outside of our emergency department. >> reporter: in some cases the benefits will begin much sooner. within months people with pre-existing conditions will be able to buy insurance and those to age 26 will be able to join their parents policies. karen is visiting her dad on medicare. she worries about her 22-year-old son with colitis. >> he just needs a very expensive medication. he needs to take it for the rest of his life. >> reporter: he is not taking it now? >> no, he is not. >> reporter: under the new law her son will be covered by her insurance. maurice burton is facing thousands of dollars of medical bills from a traffic accident. soon he will be on his mother's insurance. >> that is great. >> reporter: how great? many are waiting to see. but they have hi

stephen cities of 47 degrees. we are in the mid and upper 40's. 49 degrees. 46 degrees rainout in brandywine. let's get a picture of what is happening. a beautiful sunrise today. it will be very sunny threat the day. it to be very clear -- throughout the day. it will be very clear. most of that will make it here by tomorrow morning. a little sunshine her the in the day. it will increase and become pretty great. the new storm system that is burning up will continue to push our way and be our next big weather maker. another weather may care for the talented the weekend. 67 degrees is the high. a little bit of morning sunshine. otherwise, a pretty great day. you will want to pack the umbrella if you plan on staying later on today. there will be evening showers. they are somewhat uncomfortable. the temperatures are taking a big job. >> thank you. new rules for gift cards and new-home sales. pepsi's new no calorie sweetener. >> good morning. we begin the report with the latest on the housing market. the report is expec

stephen a. mide, and senior editor from "in touch." kim, what are the allegations here? it looks like you have been all over this story. >> that's right. "in touch" spoke to mish bombshell mcghee, and she came forward to say she had this relationship with jesse. she told "in touch" she had sent a message to jesse, wanted to be a friend of his, was looking for a model been job. he sent his personal e-mail, and it developed into an 11-month relationship with five weeks of a ry intimate relationship. >> right out of the gate they're hot and heavy? >> that's what she tells "in touch." she said she didn't realized he was still married. shsays he got the impression that he was separated. >> okay. hln, we have not been ae to independently confirm some of these reports, but they say they've talked to the lady in question, michelle "the bombshell" mcghee is her name. >> she's a tattoo model. she's obviously more edgy than sandra. she likes motorcycles, and she told "in touch" that maybe they had more in common, because obviously sandra is the girl next door. she's this person we'

stephen tschida is here with the story. -- cheating on his wife. >> some women wonder what this means them and the men in their lives. tiger woods' meticulously maintained image was shattered last year by revelations of extramarital affairs. >> i cannot tell them not to watch him on tv, but at the same time, i do not support him anymore. i do not watch him personally. >> his return to professional golf after a self-imposed exile is expected to draw his fans back to television. family knows that men will be watching him, but she has convinced that he is just a good athlete, not a man they admire. >> not necessarily. >> other women say it is ok to watch a gifted athlete perform, but if the enthusiasm extends to the man it reveals something about the person applauding. >> it says a lot about looking up to people and what they expect of them. what kind of morals they keep. >> others think what he did is between his wife and him and they do not care about his personal behavior or whether anyone in their lives still fawns over him. >> he is human. we all make mistakes. >> he will play at th

route 32 at west linden church road and another one crownsville saint stephens wood drive at sane stephenshurch road and lake march boulevard and 895, 10 minutes at 36 miles an hour. there's a look at the drive times and speeds, beltway about 32 miles an hour between 95 and 83 on the topside outer loop. there's a look at 95. they're turning the camera but the delay is still there from the highway to approaching the beltway as you can see that traffic is still heavy this that area where we had that earlier accident. this traffic report is brought to you by sun belt granola bars. look for them in the grocery store today. back to you. >>> baltimore county teen continues to fight for his life after a hit-and-run incident. >> reporter: good morning. that car hit the 18 years old as he was walking his girlfriend home. that girlfriend tells wjz she saw a black car, perhaps a honda, with tinted windows leave corint-hian's lounge, driving southbound, where there are no sidewalks. that's when terrell chambers was hit and the car kept going. the family believes the passenger side mirror was damaged d

stephen tschida has more. >> a thousands of federal transportation workers are suddenly idle.such as the replacement of the humpback bridge on the george washington parkway. tens of thousands of commuters use the bridge. the flow of $190 million in federal reimbursements for highway projects just ground to a halt. >> people have not been listening. he has been through two of these. >> a lone republican senator blocked passage to extend federal programs. he considered the price tag to hide when the nation is confronted massive deficits. the funding expired at midnight. the $36 million replacement of the humpback bridge is in limbo for now. >> that was stephen tschida reporting. >>> if bob ehrlich runs against martin o'malley, it could be a close race. a new poll shows o'malley least 49o'malleyto 43%. ehrlich has a slightly higher favorability rating and leads among voters is not affiliated with either party. >>> metro passengers one-out pay an additional 10 cents. the fare hike took effect yesterday and will remain in place through june. >>> for continuing news coverage, you ca

. >> i know because stephen brown was trying to get tommy one but he didn't want them guys to do it. he wants somebody that he knows can run one good. >> none of them can run them good. >> they say, i've heard a couple people say just depends on who's running them. >> yeah. >> i don't trust them, you know, i don't trust them either way. >> i don't either. >> i know that, you know, because we're all nervous people. >> of course you're going to be nervous. >> huh? >> of course, like, when you're -- especially when you're getting hooked up to a machine like that, you're like, you know what i mean? we have 3 minutes and 57 seconds. >> yeah, this one's got it on it over here. i try not to look at it. >> yeah, i know. but i don't want it to shut off before i get to say i love you. you know? >> i know you love me and i love you. >> i'm going to call you tonight. i'm going to call you all tonight. only 15 minutes but it's better than nothing. you know? i wish i could talk more to you, tell you more. >> i know. i don't want to know no more. >> no, knock about that. just talk longer, you know?

get rid of the katie stephens, bring in rick springfield and courtney love, that could be -- [ applausehat would be fun to watch. they would kill each other. you should also be able to vote against someone on "idol." if you hate crystal bowersacks, text barf to 22623. another, some big news today. another erotic eperformer is claiming to have had an affair with tiger woods. 1400 now? who would have ever thought that tiger woods would have more mistresses than endorsements? the newest is a florida-based adult actress/dancer/escort named devin james. that's her cooking. they say that's the safest way, especially if you are going to fry something, that's the safest way to cook. they -- she revealed this exciting news yesterday. which, why now? i mean -- it's so 2000-late. it really is. dr. drew should do an all-tiger woods girlfriend rehab house. meanwhile, jesse james who is married to sandra bullock for the time being -- um -- it just gets worse and worse for him. turns out not only has he been seeing the tattooed lady, apparently he slept with the bearded lady and the dog-faced boy. a w

even i as a child in a far away jerusalem understood as we read in class the stephen bennett classic that dan yell webster what this webster keeps asking from his grave, the neighbor outstands the union, it was an echo of the belief that the union is much higher than mere political arrangement. one can go to the devil for personal gain and still be defended by webster, but no one can betray the union and be defended. well then, all of the recognition of slavery in the constitution is flying the ointment, something that spoils the dozen of them or destroy the states of the constitution. or was it the cockroach in the soup? something that destroyed the more fabric of the constitution, rendered it rotten. my short answer, it was a cockroach in the soup. for the more interesting and more nuanced answer, you can read more in my book. now for tension between peace and justice. the tension between peace and justice is at the center of the book. compromise is the go between. i am particularly interested in the moral status of compromise done for the sake of peace at the expense of justice. h

christine, an hour ago we were part of a very heated discussion between peter moricci and stephen leeb different views about it. stephen thinks it's necessary because it brings values up and helps people out, and he thinks we should be helping people out. and peter takes a different take, what do you mean by no fault of their own, people got in over their head and didn't plan properly. make some sense of this. >> that's the balancing acting the government has to make, right? they have to try to stem the tide of foreclosures and get the right borrower help who can pay their loan, right, and stay in the home and continue to be kind of productive homeowners? that home, but they can't give too much of a break, because then you have a lot of other people saying, well, wait, a second, i need a break on my mortgage. i would like pmy mortgage principal written down and i'm suffering, too, and you don't want to tick off the responsible buyers who have been in the same home for 10 or 15 years. irritated iris is the avatar. it's a fine balancing act, and, ali, until now it's been tricky and there

is it when stephen baldwin says, "man, you've really hit rock bottom"?ht on fire, wouldn't it eventually put itself out? [ light laughter ] is there anything more embarrassing than when you go in to kiss a girl and she turns away and starts dialing 911? [ light laughter ] how come all my fortune cookies say the same thing? "oreo." laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] what if ben stiller were to jump off a roof? man, that would be a smooth ride, rock and rollsville. [ cheers and applause ] hey, did you ever do that thing where someone is telling you a story and you completely zone out, and then the person stops talking, and you just say, "well, it was nice meeting you, kelsey grammer." [ light laughter ] hey, did you hear about the morgans? [ light laughter ] if a butterfly flapping its wings in china can cause a tornado in america, then what are we waiting for? let's kill that butterfly! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: quest-tions, everybody! we'll be right back with health care hits karaoke! come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ straightening and

that was his genius and the bold goal of the second volume of cosmos which stephen jay gould called anstonishing for divorce that reads with as much beauty and relevance as it did in the 1850s or even more i would venture. we have traveled another 150 years down that road except as we are finally realizing, we are breaking our blue planet, renting a par the harmonies that a humboldt halt in a dark time. without all there will always be a universal. birds will sing, planets will cycle and the clouds will go on. nevertheless in their direction, once we have broken our world there may never again be a cause lows. kosmos. at the beginning of the civil war frederick church painted eruption. a violent and brooding image of foreboding. before the lord volcano opens a chasm that splits the land in two. many suggest the allegorical import for america at the time of the civil war especially when it is paired with rainy season in the tropics and this is on the cover of my book. painted just after the civil war ended. an allegory without doubt of god healing the planet with a rainbow yet i wonder.

but all of the talk centered on the team's big move regarding superstar stephen strasburg.e sending him to the minors with a double-a harrisberg team but it's been an impressive training. friday he struck out eight batters in four innings. don't be surprised to see him move up fast. this spring his fastball reached 98 miles per hour. he has walked just one batter and struck out 12 in nine innings. >> been able to make adjustments, working with them in the bullpens and trying to throw as many pitches as i can starting in the strike zone to force contact. and not so much kind of nibbling. it's a part of the game. in order to go -- in orr to go deeper you have to try to work hard and i've just been able to have a little bit of success so far. >> well baseball has become the american tradition. but there is another tradition that is starting across the nation. >> those rough and tumble running of the brides. we have the highlights of the latest one in georgia. the miracle of high-speed internet is changing our lives in ways we never thought possible. helping us to connect, and

." >>> now an extraordinary report from our british broadcasting partner, correspondent stephen douglasistani criminals who say their biggest source of income is kidnapping. >> reporter: well, tamron, what the kidnapping of a 5-year-old british boy in pakistan has revealed is that this is now big business there. and we've discovered that some gangs are prepared to specifically target westerners. what you're about to see is a glimpse inside one of the kidnapper's lairs. with a gun in one hand and chains in the other, they carry the tools of kidnapping. in pakistan, it's a business a growing number of brits are falling victim to. deep beneath the ground these men show us where they say their hostages are held. we bring them here in a state of unconsciousness, he says. with their eyes closed and their faces covered. cramped and dirty as the light disappeared. darkness took over. this is a dungeon where lives are held captive and traded for money. this man showed us the shackles, handcuffs and chains they claim to use. alone in the dark for any of their victims, this is all they might see.

. >> stephen colbert having fun with some of the world's largest animal smasher.terday this $10 billion machine simulated the conditions present just after the big bang. it smashed minuscule particles together at unheard of speeds and produced three times more energy than researchers had ever created. scientists hope the megabillion dollar experiment could explain one day how the universe began. >>> a look at some the top stories this tuesday. >>> former first lady barbara bush's now been released from a houston hospital. doctors believe bush who is 84 may have had a mild relapse condition called graves' disease. >>> the severe flooding is not. for resident in the northeast, rivers from maine to new york are not expected to crest until today or tomorrow. rhode island officials are bracing for the worst flooding to hit that state in more than a hundred years. >>> and a chechen rebel leader have now claimed responsibility for the twin suicide bombings in the moscow subway this week. at least 39 people died and a video posted online, the chechen leader said he person