he thought that straws' position in this was foolish and straws was a fool. so oppenheimer who was certainly arrogant, simply made fun of straws in the congressional hearing. and straws never forgot or forgave oppenheimer for that. but as well as straws, of course, is a primary force behind the lobby for the h bomb. as the chairman of the gac or the aec. so they came to opposition. straws was the chief figure behind the hearing. it really was his engineering of the hearing that caused it to take place. the hearing, too, was unlike a trial. it's a closed -- actually a secret administrative procedure. it is called a personnel security board hearing that unlike a trial, you're not allowed to confront your accuser. it takes place in, as i say, in secret. the usual rules of evidence do not apply. there is no appeal except to the

trying to find a way to eat the peanut pleasure after some tiny grabbed the straw with his cause wroth a straw to his mouth and began drinking this would be just like any human would do so even manage to start drinking straight out of the glass because the straw just wasn't doing the trick seen this one swirls affection for the maybe peanuts movies will become the latest garden eating it turns. he just put a picture of me when i was like nine years old until the truth. i think sets in and i am in total get of friends that i love crap because he is sick and. he was kind of yesterday. i'm very proud of the world with its place.

campaign in iowa straw poll or florida straw poll. but when the delegates are at stake, that's when we go to work. >> reporter: so where does that leave us in terms of delegates? so far, mitt romney is still leading. he's got twice as many as his closest competitor, rick santorum. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >>> the uc berkeley men's basketball team starts that march to a possible ncaa title tonight. golden bears play south florida at 6:10 in what some call the first four. if the bears win it, they make it into the field of 64 teams that make up the ncaa tournament. cal is favored to win the ball game tonight. meantime, good news for lgc. the st. mary's men's basketball team boarding a plane this morning bound for omaha, nebraska. they get ready to take on the first game of the tournament against purdue friday. st. mary's grabbed the number seven seed in the midwest bracket and they fly out of oakland airport at 9:00.

campaign in iowa straw poll or florida straw poll. but when the delegates are at stake, that's when we go to work. >> reporter: and new this morning, mitt romney has won the hawaii caucuses with 45% of the vote. newt gingrich came in last there after ron paul. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >>> and rick santorum made up a little ground on mitt romney in the delegate count yesterday, but yesterday's primaries might have shown problems with romney's campaign. this morning on the "today" show, chuck todd said that romney is still struggling to connect with many republicans. >> he is not winning the heart and soul of the republican party. this has always been the challenge, right. eight, nine months ago we kept saying mitt romney is the guy, the favorite for the nomination, but nobody was quite sure how he gets there, how the end game happens. and we're still in that place. how does he land this plane? it's not clear. he has the math. i mean, ironically, he may win the night on dell galts when we

individual man state and then they will take a straw vote at telephone noon. we will never know the straw vote until the case, the opinion comes out in june. >>shepard: the syrian government has agreed to a peace plan as it reportedly kills more of its own people. hello, baghdad bob, have you moved to syria? the united states is weighing in on assad's commitment to stopping the slaughter. labored breathing ]

tunnel vision, in many people, though, that vision within that straw is actually 20/20. narrator: corey is a junior in college majoring in psychology. he played basketball in high school, but as ushers has changed his vision, he now prefers a less-competitive game-- solo or one-on-one. translator: my visual field is about this big. i can see about this much in the center. over here, though, i can't see anything at all. i have some residual islands of vision where i can see a little bit back over here and here, but my best vision is right here in the center. off to the side, there's nothing here at all. even though the individual is experiencing night blindness,

these were known straw buyers that were not intercepted or stopped and ultimately gun walking, everyone has a different definition but when you let weapons go from the control of a federally licensed gun dealer to a straw purchaser to an intermediary and ultimately to the scene of a crime, if you don't intradikt that immediately and follow the weapons and intradikt before you lose control, you're gun walking and clearly that appears to have happened in texas. >> the parents say they feel their questions surrounding the murder of their son have fallen on deaf ears. what have they told you? >> well, they've continued to give us a great deal of inappropriate answers inconsistent. as you know, we've subpoenaed information fairly broadly and received a fair amount of it out of our 80,000 pages we know to exist, we've received 6,000 pages of answers. and only recently after attorney general holder was in front of our committee did we get a renewed promise that these

representative the hope is that the straw poll will weed out the field of candidates, matt taking a look. >> reporter: the excitement to pick a new leader in ward 5 easy to see saturday afternoon along rhode island avenue in northeast. lots of waving, shaking hands and even some good food offered to those who came to vote. >> fantastic about the turn out in ward 5, ward 5 is community active and a bell weather for the city as goes ward 5 so does sister columbia. >> reporter: ward 5 democrats held saturday's straw poll look for yourself at the long list of candidates running for the job vacated by harry thomas many here says the time to move on from the scandal thomas is likely to go to jail for. >>> ward 5 is all repaired, the ability to respond. >> reporter: there are a number of issues ward 5 residents are

syria, but we are looking at it through a straw, it does not exist as an isolated country, it's in the context of the region and even of actors outside the region. the inside of syria is a far different demographic, ethnic religious mix than in libya and we need to understand that before we seek to use a particular pattern to deal with what they face. this issue has to be dealt with in context and we are looking at it through a straw. >> mr. secretary, who aside from the united states is in the best position right now to exert the most effective pressure on the assad regime? >> there's no question in my mind that russia could play a very significant role in putting pressure on assad. they have a port there. they have influence there, they

former international monetary fund chief dominic straws conwas -- dominique straws strauss-kahn was investigated in the hooker ring that may have operated out of two french hotels. >>> ion peals court in canada overturned the ban -- the appeals court in canada overturned the ban on brothels. they ruled the law against brothels was too broad and safest way to sell sex was for a prostitute to work indoor. but the ban of street prostitution was upheld. they can legally work in brothels but hire security and other staff. >>> there's more evidence in the disasterous impacts on bp's deep water horizon oil spill. it is having on the gulf of mexico almost two years after the oil line broke and was capped. scientists discovered dead and dying coral colonies that were covered with brown and white mix of oil and organic

counted in a lot of states where we have had some straw votes in. the delegate count doesn't always reflect the straw votes and we're interested. >> are you hoping for a brokered convention? >> that would help us. romney is so far ahead at the moment. a brokered convention is a possibility, the first time they considered it in many, many years, and people try to say it's terrible. you can debate the issues and that is what i'm interested in. >> and perhaps a lot of people would wonder how at this point in the game, you were labeled and ostra sized as the guy with the wild ideas and that stuff. the more we hear from other candidates, a lot of people would wonder why are you getting the reputation, when we're talking about colonies on the moon? >> and wild ideas like the constitution. wild ideaings like when you need money, you're not supposed to print it. wild ideas like don't go to war, and to balance the budget.

pool and potable even for poor people there's a danish company that makes something called the life straw with nine filters in it just for a couple of euro's a couple of bucks a couple dollars and it allows people to drink water for a year through that straw the people in denmark who made it are making a lot of money and they're providing a real service how about housing that resists flooding and winds and all the storm areas of the world during global warming in those areas of the world where so much flooding takes place there's lots of money to be made from needing real needs so one of the solutions for capitalism is to go back to figure out what the real needs are and begin to produce goods and services that meet those real needs president clinton love to talk about alternative energy we're trying to make money off selling people gas and oil which is very bad in the way it's brought up from the surface and also the way in which it pollutes the atmosphere and creates global warming why not make money off of alternative energy the firms in germany and in china and even in texas that are

didn't participate in iowa straw poll or florida straw poll. but when the delegates are at stake, that's when we go to work. >> reporter: keep in mind hawaii voted as well. we won with just over a third of the vote. santorum came in second. interestingly, ron paul came in three. newt gingrich was last. >> tracie potts for us in washington. thank you. >>> well, defense secretary leon panetta is in afghanistan this morning. panetta is starting an unannounced two-day visit in the wake of the shooting of 16 afghan civilians. more information is now emerging about the u.s. soldier accused in the killings. when a military search party found the staff sergeant, who still hasn't been identified, and asked about the shooting he said, "i did it." the soldier had reportedly been having marital problems and recently got a troubling letter or e-mail from his wife. president obama promises a complete investigation of the killings, saying u.s. will treat the case as seriously as if american citizens have been murdered. >>> a new poll shows most americans woul

i noticed that the straw was on fire. he was able to pull his truck away. they tried to put that out with a fire extinguisher. the fire department responded. >> baltimore county fire crews sent 11 engines, tankers, and other equipment to the scene to battle the blaze. motorists stopped for 3.5 hours in traffic. >> once firefighters are able to put out the flames, the highway administration arrived to clean up. no injuries were reported. the cause of the unusual plays -- blaze. >> we hope that it was not just a cigarette been thrown out. we have no evidence of that right now. >> the state highway will return to the beltway after 8:00 this evening to finish the cleanup. >> we have been monitoring this collision in baltimore county. it happened about 4: 40 this afternoon. the vehicle crashed into a home and a 60-year-old man is reportedly injured. we cannot confirm whether the man was driving the vehicle or inside the home. the extent of the damage is still unclear. >> cloture today on an abuse case that shocked many in baltimore county. the judge threw the bo

>> we didn't participate as a campaign and i was straw poll or fl n's stop poll. hawaii voted as well. sanorum came in second. >> all right, tracy, thanks. well, newt gingrich again vowed to remain in the race. and he em that sized that he want new delegates. last eighth know, his daughter jack rio argued her father's record in congress is beter than rick zx antorum. he told lawrence the former speaker his been making the strongest case. >> if you look at what's happening, we look at the secretary that said gosh, i made a mistake. the only candidate that we have as repub le cans that is driving

and you have to be a kind of straw in the wind. you have to give in to what the master, paint, does in the picture. and you give in to it. you paint what it's telling you to do. man: people talk to us a great deal, and, you know, they come in steadily to see the work that you're doing and have been doing with images. and even once in a while, you know, somebody buys one.

wrchlt the little girl on the straw never blinked channelling opiuman cesters through the ecstasy of fruit sures. this is us at farmer's market. brother too complicate who had offers an arm for her and me. a chain of chins along his shoulders. where have you been and why has it taken you so long to come back? >> the piece dedicated to my foster father and cousin on my adopted side. 1, daddy. old crow, jack dan jells understood my father mouthfuls at a time. jim beam and old forester where uncles rolled up in the sufficiented hennesy take it's first breath and hound dog laughter and dominos falling like hail on the dining table. relatives existed through

drinking through a straw creates lines over time. when it comes to sleeping, lay on your back so you are not squashing your face for seven hours. wash the pillowcases once a week and wash your face every night to prevent a breakout. doctors say chewing gum may be the worst habit of all. >> your job muscles build up and that contributes to a jelly luck. over time, chewing gum can contribute to wrinkles above your lip. >> if you can't kick the gum habit, to smaller pieces. a new study of college parties reveals what should be backwards data on drinking habits. almost 3000 students were surveyed and found most students drink more when they're hosting a party rather than attending one. students who attended a party is aghast -- as a guest averaged seven drinks while those who were coasting trade about nine.

and the women straw top seed victoria azarenka beat russia's special on it because now it's all about third seed that for each of us suffered a shock exits a local favorites christina mchale while there as well the real pulls out of her match with czech klara. however paul let me ask her upon sky and she would a very good germany and china is now being called progress. with just a week to go before the curtain raising australian grand prix formula one's own new russian at the trough says he feels at home with his new team caterham and he's also promised he intends to outshine teammates heikki kovalainen in his third season in the sport come under the pre-season tests have shown that the team have made a huge step forward in comparison with the previous two years with the car is also much improved with a new engine and the red bull gearbox as for me i will do my best to help capture

in fact the justices until on friday with the straw vote how it would come down. what's interesting, what kirsten is talking about, too, how many legal analysts especially those on the left, it never sort of dawned on them that the constitutionality of obamacare would be in question, even though this thing has been debated in public for the last three years. >> it has been an opportunity for the press to give us all a civics lesson. have he they taken advantage of it? >> i think they've done their best to cover this. i mean, they can't resist the details, like whether the solicitor general stuttered or not and how many glasses of water he drank and so on. yeah, i think the press have said, look, stipulated mostly in favor of obamacare and then once survived, it's the most important supreme court case. >> the graphic was shown time and time again, the generally liberal court members versus the generally conservative ones, four on four with anthony kennedy, probably somewhere in the middle. and constructing this as a liberal versus conservative argument, maybe not s

. >> that is the straw.he play is presented by theater works for schools part of the award winning theater company in palo alto. >> i don't think that you know the depths of my suffering. >> but they do. >> i can relate to it because that happens to me a lot. >> there is a solution. >> i learned how to handle things by listening to my mom, my dad. >> theater can bring something to kids in a safe way and it allows them to de-construct and think about issues. >> reporter: serious issues cast in a humerus way. stew you dents today could relate to oscar and his friends as they try to cope. >> i try to put things in order of what i need to do the most and the least and what i just want to do. >> i do the fun things first and then the things i don't like that do last. sometimes i ask my brother for help. >> i usually do the hard stuff first so i don't have to worry with it later and then i end up sleeping or whatever. >> the theater offers a path when kids feel everwhelmed. another play dealing with bullying and a

we don't know if it is hay or straw. the beltway between greenspring ave at stevenson road is pretty much a mess here because of the fire. fire crews are trying to get it extinguished, but they shutdown all except the shoulder of the road, and that is just a trickle-through traffic is backed up from the outer loop all the way past towson. inner loop, just because of rubbernecking, is backed up from here almost down to liberty road. >> thank you, captain roy. the state budget takes center stage in annapolis today. the state senate could deliver the vote with more on the latest version on what it contains and what is up for debate, here is jennifer franciotti. >> the senate approved legislation to raise the personal income tax rate for individuals making more than $500,000 a year. they also agreed to hold certain state agencies accountable for reports that have not been turned in.

her name is majsara straw. she was in the bathroom when the pilot started banging on the door. she thought she was going to die. we'll talk to her at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >>> safe to say newt gingrich's presidential campaign is gasp for air unless you are newt. gingrich is laying off a third of his staff. still, gingrich insists he's in it all of the way to the convention. here's what he told bill o'reilly on fox news. >> i have no incentive to get out because i have a set of ideas that include $2.50 gasoline, et cetera. i have every incentive to stay in. >> you don't have any money. are you going to spend your own money? >> if necessary. that's not the point. we are raising some money. >> paul steinhauser is in washington for us. you know, what gingrich needs is a debate. he needs one bad. >> those debates did wonders for him. newt gingrich was left for dead

with his claws brought the straw to his mouth and began drinking the smoothie just like any man would do something squirrel even managed to start drinking straight out of the glass because the straw just wasn't doing the trick seen as one swirls affection for the maybe peanuts movies will become the latest garden eating deterrent. we just put a picture of the need when i was like nine years old on this and she told the truth . i think incest and i am in total get it i was trapped because she is sick and. she was kind of yesterday. i'm very proud of the role that it's playing. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for life is think you understand it and then glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is or you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture.

tunnel vision, in many people, though, that vision within that straw is actually 20/20. narrator: corey is a junior in college majoring in psychology. he played basketball in high school, but as ushers has changed his vision, he now prefers a less-competitive game-- solo or one-on-one. translator: my visual field is about this big. i can see about this much in the center. over here, though, i can't see anything at all. i have some residual islands of vision where i can see a little bit back over here and here, but my best vision is right here in the center. off to the side, there's nothing here at all. even though the individual is experiencing night blindness, they still have good daytime vision, but when the peripheral field starts to close in, then that leads to the next hit--driving. narrator: driving a car is the hallmark of american adolescence, but for ryan, now in his third year of college studying computer science, that dream was shattered during a routine visit to the eye doctor. translator: well, i rembmber going into the doctor's office. i was having a visual

for the city as goes ward 5 so does sister columbia. >> reporter: ward 5 democrats held saturday's straw poll look for yourself at the long list of candidates running for the job vacated by harry thomas many here says the time to move on from the scandal thomas is likely to go to jail for. >>> ward 5 is all repaired, the ability to respond. >> reporter: there are a number of issues ward 5 residents are concerned about, more strip clubs stopping a move to open medical marijuana cultivation centers. >> got to take off running from the start. >> this is the preliminary count. >> reporter: results of the straw poll were announced minutes after 347 votes had been made hunter came out on top with 178 votes, followed by mcduffie with 79, and wilds with 44 although early victory for hunter he did not get 60% of the votes to steal an endorsement from the ward 5 democrats. >> this is a preview of the coming attraction. >> well t special election for the ward 5 set for may 15th, by the way, councilmember orange did win the ward 5 democrat endorsement for the at large seat up for grabs. >>> followin

this issue has to be dealt with in context and we are looking at it through a straw. >> mr. secretary, who aside from the united states is in the best position right now to exert the most effective pressure on the assad regime? >> there's no question in my mind that russia could play a very significant role in putting pressure on assad. they have a port there. they have influence there, they have dealings there unfortunately the position they have taken in the u.n. was to oppose the resolution and that is a shame. but, there's no question that they and the chinese, if they want though advance the cause of the syrian people they could bring great pressure on them to do the right thing. >> and presuming secretary clinton is working and reaching out? >> that's correct. >> thank you, i'm all set, mr. chairman, thank you. >> thank you, very much, senator brown. senator reid is not here and senator nelson is next. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you gentlemen for your service. it's been reported that al qaeda leaders and others extremists have called their members of their g

to many of the other states in the union and the guns are cheap and it's easy for cartel to higher strawbuyers so it is one of the top states in my opinion. >> maybe we could talk a little bit about possible solutions. what we are talking about is the lack of gun control laws. peter do you have any thoughts on guns? >> i have my uncle hugo's on. my uncle hugo managed to escape from prison in siberia and spent six years getting across asia and europe, back home to budapest where he asked his kid on the street who was about six years old where the house was and his family because they had moved in the intervening time. he said i will take you there, it's my house. it was his own kid and they had this terrific gun. >> that's quite the story. >> and that gun, if you pulled -- put it up your nose and pull the trigger you might manage to get a nosebleed. regardless, there is another part to this equation of making the border more secure and safer by allowing for the transit of mexicans who we have no problem having up here and that is as bill said, mexico can be with all respect identified as

a nonbinding straw poll. the real value here is momentum. last contest before super tuesday a few days away. any one who wins this will claim that they have won another vote. if it is ron paul it will be his first. he spent a lot of time in this state so he is hoping for good results. we had a poll done about two weeks ago and that poll showed rick santorum with a sizeable 11-point lead over mitt romney and gingrich and paul were third and fourth. but in the last couple of weeks that has completely flip flopped and we have had a big surge from mitt romney in the state. he now leads according to that poll by 5% head into today's vote. santorum has come back and romney has gone up and looks like ron paul as a very strong state here in the state of washington is paying off. he clearly spent the most time. organized here four years ago. a big grass roots effort here and lots of volunteers going out door to door and making phone calls. rick santorum did come back to the rest of the pack and now trailing the other two in the early results. arthel?

carol. >>> we'll talk with passenger sarah straw.e bathroom whether a jetblue pilot pounded on the door. she said she thought she was going to die. we'll talk to her in a few minutes. >>> good morning to you. i'm carol costello. >>> new nflgs on the pilot whose rant led jetblue passengers to spring into action. >> this morning we know the pilot's name and experience, and we will talk to a passenger who said she feared for her life in the bathroom as the pilot pounded on the door. >>> just minutes ago the supreme court justices began their third and final day of hearings on president obama's health care reform. we're getting a rare listen to the discussion and arguments from inside the courtroom. >>> plus, newt gingrich guts his staff. he lays off one-th hione-third works and kauts back on the schedule. >>> we're learning more about the captain who had a mid-flight meltdown. we have more information about that pilot and the passengers that pounced on him when he unleashed this terrifying rant. >> we got israel, we got iraq. >> relax!

as for the straw man argument. look. >> early and often. >> internet started with a subsidy from darpo, an offshoot of a military research program. it wasn't because the internet was a failed or destined to fail product. it was a product that ultimately flourished in the private markets and restructured many aspects of our information society. but, when it started out it wasn't inherently profitable. so just on the philosophical point we may disagree but i think there are very good examples in history of government subsidies that helped. i would put wind, i'm not a wind energy expert but -- >> you're not. >> i'm not. >> today. >> not today. >> he did read our wikipedia page. >> he is a hot air energy -- >> i did work in congress and i do think the legislative purpose of the wind subsidy like the internet subsidy is the notion that this is a market that could later take off but needs help now. that might be wrong but that is the principle. >> i never said that subsidies don't lead to successful ventures. sometimes t

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