and then our tango close. that is a tango. >> reporter: i love it.ey are. again, our world representatives. attitude is everything that they do, the way they stand, the way they use their head actions. the music is more rhythmic. it's that great contrast between flow and rhythm that makes the tango special and with the attitude of course. >> reporter: any dance that starts with attitude, that's the one i want to become proficient in. thank you. myfoxdc.com is our web site. we have a link to the national dance sports going on this weekend. tickets still available. we'll have more as the competition gets underway coming up in our next hour. more fox 5 news after the break. stay with us 3q save them. presenting woolite complete. it cleans your jeans and won't torture your tanks. woolite. long live your wardrobe. >>> straight ahead at 8:00, an update on the death of florida teenager trayvon martin. the man who prepared his body for burial is speaking out, weighing in on the controversy over whether this was a physical scuffle. >>> plus, startling new stu

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maybe they're good for a tango, but not a rumba, you know. lithography is tough.udith will do the chemical processing and the inking of the images, but if i don't draw them right, she can't save me from my own mistakes, and vice versa. what i'd like to do now is i would like to blot it. solodkin: i have certain technical expertise. i like to have intuitions about the artist's work and try to strive for what the artist is after. and as i'm working, i'm moving all the variables around so that i can best achieve those goals. okay. it looks fine except for the fact that that isn't quite open enough. did you blot this? yes, i did, but i should blot it a second time. what happened is i blotted this once... wayne: i try to make the invisible possible to see. everything's a form of energy. not just mental and social energy, but also genes and magnetic fields and particles and all that. maybe this kind of thinking is what gives my art its look. once i start to concentrate on a particular possibility for a work or for a series of works of art, usually it has been preceded b

. >> we like the color but the hottest color of the season, in fact, spring's color is tangerine tangoahead to see what's around the corner. we picked great colors that every woman should have in her wardrobe. we'll show you how to wear it without breaking the bank. >> first off, the white jeans. >> you want to make sure you pair it with something neutral. we have skinny jeans from levi. it can be any neutral from gray to khaki, navy. this is from zara. everything here is under $49. i love the detailing in the shoulders, the pleats. orange on top. a solid color with a beautiful print. >> if you want to accessorize using tangerine tango, great necklaces we see on the mannequins here. >> there are thousands of accessories in tangerine. you will see at any store in the mall. beautiful necklaces. that's from anthropologie. we love the contrasting color. >> here you have sunglasses. >> watches. >> belts. you can cinch it with an oversized shirt or dress to class up the look. nail color. people are obsessed with nail color. opi has a range of beautiful tangerine colors. >> gorgeous. >> peopl

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yet he's said to be nimble on his feet and a great tango dancer.he's got a male named robert joyce working with him. another unconventional guy for the foreign service. he believes in getting the mission done and doesn't worry about the form of the mission. so he goes around havana. he makes friends, he stays out late nights. he gets the kind of scoop that a good political officer needs to come up with. but he doesn't always show up at work on time. so he might stroll into work at 10:00 in the morning and write what he learned the night before. that was tough for joyce because he'd been thrown out of his previous post. in 1942, joyce becomes the coordinator of intelligence at the embassy in havana. and this is -- you know, these days most embassies don't have a foreign service officer doing this. the embassy was running its own television operations. joyce was going to run some of them and ernest was going to be his principle agent as we'll see. there are two other kinds running intelligence operations at the embassy. and then there's the fbi which

yet, he's said to have been very nimble on his feet and a great tango dancer. he's got a young man working for him named robert joyce. another yale graduate. it's kind of unconventional guy for the foreign service. he believes in getting the mission done and doesn't worry that much about the form of the mission. so he goes around havana, he makes friends, stays out late nights. he gets the kind of scoop that a good political officer needs to come up with. but he doesn't always show up at work on time. so he might stroll in

the tango in argentina, the somba in brazil, kacarnivals ar embodied with african rhythms. gumbo is one of the thousands of new african new world african foods created here. indeed, few if any american popular cultural forms were influenced by the presence of africans in these americas. so as i said before, if there's any truth to the notion that the americas was a new world, african peoples were central to the creation of the new forms of human expression as well as economic political and social relations. the slave trade we need to put in this context as well, because we frequently think of it almost exclusively in terms of the middle passage experience, it's a much more complex thing than that. slave trade had a significant impact on the development of modern europe. they had to reorganize their social and economic institutions in order to carry out this vast trade moving 12 million and more people across the world as well as moving the goods produced by these people back to europe involved reorganizing the economic infrastructure of european societies. they exploit the

mean, everybody pretty much has said no, is base closures dead or is it the first step of the long tango >> it sure did for this year. because the problem is all the difficulties, all the objections come in the near term and the payoff comes way off in the future. in fact, beyond obama even if he's reelected. there's no incentive to go forward. >> the other thing is you never get it in an election year. they're also going to demand that we look at overseas bases before we look at the bases here at home. i think that's a good thing. we ought to take a look at our forces around the world and if we want to keep the same kind of deployments. >> i think what you're hearing on the hill from former brac officials i've talked to is pretty predictable. you introduce the topic, congress asks for studies, asks for overseas closures and then in the following year it might authorize it or not. so it's not -- i don't think it's dead yet. >> it's the first act of a five- year long cavookie dance. >> four years to years together. >> at a hearing brac officials told congress we're going to use every bit

roughly, 5'10" and he weighs 260 pounds yet he's said to have been very nimble on his feet and a great tango dancer. he's got a young man working for him named robert joyce, another yale graduate, another kind of unconventional guy for the foreign icgetting the mission d doesn't worry that much about the form of the mission, so he goes around havana, he makes friends. he stays out late nights. he gets the kind of scoop that a good political officer needs to come up with. but he doesn't always show up at work on time. so he might stroll into work at 10:00 or 11:00 in the morning and start writing what he learned the night before and before braden comes, he's very unpopular with the ambassador because the ambassador kind of makes desk checks, the previous ambassador made desk checks around 8:30, 9:00 in the morning and that was tough for joyce because he had been thrown out of his previous post for much the same kind of behavior. anyway, in 1942 joyce becomes the coordinator of intelligence at the embassy in havana. and this is -- you know, these days, most embassies don't have a foreign servi

. >> and it takes two to tango. tricia rose on fire.hank you so much for joining us inside the war room. i have a feeling this war will continue, and you and i will continue to have these conversations, unfortunately. that's tricia rose. coming up. if republicans are acting outrageous outrageously, it's a good bet the koch brothers are somewhere nearby. and the president is out pushing a progressive policy for energy and surprise surprise, the gop is pushing back minus the facts, minus the science. plus the gop candidates get back on the stump as super tuesday fast approaches. we'll head out to the campaign front for the latest. this is the "war room" on current tv. i find the omega choices overwhelming. then i found new pronutrients omega-3. it's from centrum. it's a smaller minigel. with two of the best omegas to support my heart, brain and eyes. new pronutrients from centrum. >>this is outrageous! [[vo]]cenk uygur calls out the mainstream media. >>the rest of the media seems like, "ho-hum, no big deal." we've have no choice, we've lo

we went straight 2010 reduction of women in congress. 2012 this tango viable candidate was weeded out early. from the political perspective what is the long-term impact and how does having a book and movie contribute or create any long term legacy of having a republican woman on the ticket? >> we are in the middle of a media transformation consolidation, mergers, diff erent television networks and appeal to the ideological audiences as the business model, the social media, this began to play out in 2008 and the first election in a new age much the same way than 1860 was the first television election. we will continue the trend. twitter have a much bigger impact and 2012, 2008 it was still youtube and facebook was much less mature than it is now. it is a historical election in the first african-american president was elected and in which there was generational change record not every election is generational change as that was. was the things the movie does is give the window to the political campaign and it raises some questions that real people all across the country will watch this.

. >> and it takes two to tango. tricia rose on fire.hank you so much for joining us inside the war room. i have a feeling this war will continue, and you and i will continue to have these conversations, unfortunately. that's tricia rose. coming up. if republicans are acting outrageous outrageously, it's a good bet the koch brothers are somewhere nearby. and the president is out pushing a progressive policy for energy and surprise surprise, the gop is pushing back minus the facts, minus the science. plus the gop candidates get back on the stump as super only one who thinks an amendment to the constitution may be in order. that's next on "the war room." [clucking]. everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny. cause only he brings delicious cadbury crÈme eggs, while others may keep trying. nobunny knows easter better than cadbury! [ male announcer ] head & shoulders active sport with the high-performance hydrazinc formula, helps lock in scalp moisture for hair that's up to 100% flake-free. head & shoulders active sport for men. wash confidence

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it's the color of the season, tangerine tango.t i put on her because with outer wear, it's women's or men's. it's sporty. you can rock men's. i love the boots there, they have some fun buckle details. the gorgeous bag from tommy is $98. it's clear. you don't want to carry a leather bag in the rain. do plastic. >> i love the lining on that jacket. >> beautiful. >> and the white detail makes it pop. >> yes. >> next, if you're headed to work and want to pick it up a little bit, we have aileen coming out with that look. >> the thing about work is you want to look cute commuting to work, walking in the building. she's wearing a fabulous cape. >> like a poncho. >> we saw gwyneth paltrow rocking a cape. i love the idea of a cape instead of a trench coat. this one's from the limited. so cute. she's got these rain boots. these are light weight because you shouldn't be wearing rain boots in your office. you can store these in your handbag. >> they fold up, basically. >> yes. >> what's going on with those pants? >> leather pants. so cute. un

. >> that's going to take two to tango. they're going to have to decide what they want to do in this regard. >> the afghan interpreter who on wednesday drove a stolen truck at high speeds straight at a group of marines who gathered to greet secretary panetta shortly before his landing at a coalition base has died. 70% of the man's body was burned after the truck caught fire. he was never questioned. panetta said he did not believe he was the target. >> bret: thank you. iran is largely cut off from global commerce tonight. the company that handles financial transactions says it is severing ties with many iranian banks. it is part of the international pressure campaign over iran's nuclear program in tonight's installment of our series about possible military action against iran, national security correspondent jennifer griffin looks at what is being discussed at the pentagon. >> in israel, the prime minister appeared to lay the ground work for a unilateral strike on iran, outlining to the knesset all the times israel acted ag

lace, overlay and tangerine tango from lord & taylor.>> dad's looking pretty good himself. >> the khaki pants but the unexpected touch here is the marshall shirt and mint green tie from lord & taylor. i didn't want to make him look like an easter egg but i did want to bring in those citrus tones using greens and orange that matches his gorgeous wife. the shoes? $40 for him. >> quit it. >> suede loafers, marshall. so classy. as a family we did the color blocking theme here but they don't seem overly matchy matchy. >> we miss you. come back. we're going to bring in all of our models. let's see everybody. come on in. you guys, that was terrific. you pulled it off. thank you. thanks to everybody. you guys look really cute. >>> next, don't waste your money on a professional. we'll ask lou some questions. he has your answers right after this. >>> good morning. we've been tracking a storm all week long, moving across the country and it's finally getting into the east as we head through the day today. showers across the great lakes, some thunder

. >> yeah and what was it called, our tango and -- >> adams family?> yes. >> very talented guys. >> great. >> when they asked you to do this, what made you consider coming to new york and doing series tv? >> well, first of all, the writing on the series is so great. it is teresa rebeck. she's really fantastic. she's got a great brain and a really observant and keen eye. steven spielberg executive produces, which is not bad. and it was an opportunity to -- i always call it the culture of death but i so enjoy being part of the series that's not cops, forensics, gloomy. >> yeah. >> sort of hospital -- >> yes. >> and to be part of this is really great relief and the joy. >> now, moving to new york that must have been a big deal for you? you've been in california and venice for a very long time. >> well, i'm still there. i have my house there that my husband built for me. although it's on the market it was good for me to get a little bit of distance. >> now, your husband he passed away about three years ago? >> that's right. >> and that must have been very

tonight on the program, starting march 19th, you can see her tangoing, rumbaing and viennese waltzingof "dancing with the stars," maria menounos is here with us. [ cheers and applause ] and then, with music from his latest album called "young love," mat kearney from the bud light stage. you can see mat live at the house of blues in anaheim on april 3rd. tomorrow night, we'll be joined by ed helms. from the new show, "gcb," leslie bibb will be here. and we'll have music from wallpaper. and if you missed our academy awards special on sunday night, don't miss a special rebroadcast of it thursday night at 10:00. it is not just a rerun. we'll have an all-new look at the making of "movie: the movie," starring george clooney, gary oldman, tom hanks, martin scorsese and even matt damon. and we have oprah. yes, that oprah. again, thursday night, at 10:00 here on abc. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is a living legend, who has been antagonizing celebrities, royalty and commoners alike for six decades. you can see her now antagonizing her daughter on the second season of "joan &

the ongoing tango with our nation's politicians and the civil rights of americans.and the battles ahead. chris? >> are you going to start eating cake for breakfast? >> if health watch says i can, i will. >> the frustrating trend continues for the 24th straight day gas prices are up. affecting the bottom line in so many more ways than just the cost of a fillup. $3.74 is the national average. 30 cents higher than a year ago. joining me is john kilda. >> i have to figure out a way to get in on the cake story. >> there's a lot of extras there. i think protein is one of them. let me ask you the question everyone else is asking. when is this going to stop? >> it's not going to stop for awhile. you might have heard or viewers might have seen or heard about a spike last night close to 4:00 p.m. eastern time. oil prices hit $110 a barrel for the first time since last year. on reports sketchy reports that the iranians or somebody was behind a bombing of a major oil pipeline in saudi arabia. saudis denied. i couldn't run it down. we're back down now today. we fell $3 off that

we're in a tango with china. if you look at apple, their number two market for ipads is china.ng to be intertwined with china for as far as the eye can see. >> there's a big fight about congress about currency. all these fights constantly going on about china and trade practices. what could congress do right now to make americans feel less threatened? >> what congress could do is not overreact to one little, this dumping of solar panels. or this -- we are facing a currency manipulator in china. and one day in 1994, we can't redress that. since 1994, we have lost 6 million jobs. they have created 10 million. those jobs are not going to come back overnight. we should patiently develop a broad-based strategy and understand china as well as they understand us. >> are you of the belief that some people say, look, you can fight china if you want. try to take the jobs back that they have, but then all that's going to happen is vietnam and cambodia and everybody else is going to provide the cheap jobs. in other words, those jobs aren't coming back no matter who's out there. >> those jo

our working together with xhooin in an embrace, in a tango is the way to solve our trade problems. >>arry -- >> yes, please, sir. >> the important thing about the trade both ways, right? sn we are -- you know, we trade daily across the pacific, and a key thing out of china into the americas is also drawing growth out of the americas back out to az wra and over to europe through the trade with china, so you can't look at it just in one trade line aspect. you have to look at it on a much broader aspect, and that's what we do every day in dhl. i'm really concerned about that. >> let me ask you about the currency. do you think the yuan is too low? do you think it should be revalued? do you think that should be part and parcel of a new china trade strategy? steven, i hate the intellectual property rights they steal. i hate the counterfeiting. all that should go to the world trade organization. in your direct operations with chooirn, do you need a more expensive china yuan to make sense for your business? >> no. they've allowed it to appreciate over the last year, i guess. i lived out in as

a name that we are fundamental analyst has strong buy-rated is tangoe. the software manages the telecommunication network is pretty archaic. these people had the greatest and newest software on the planet right now. >> who did they sell it to? >> like institutions like raymond james. we use their ordering and billing software and hopefully switch to their telecommunications software. it's nifty stuff. >> and you had another choice in the energy area whose name right now is escaping me. >> whiting petroleum. my fundamental analyst also has that strong buy rated. we think earnings prospects are pretty outstanding over the next couple years. >> michael, how would you play this market? dividend stocks were the rage last year and some doing quite well this year. and then there's the high yield corporate play. would you do either of those? >> i probably wouldn't do high yield corporate. i would be looking for tailwind sectors, tailwind industries, tailwind sector for example is wireless connectivity. like qualcomm that continue to do well with the sales of ipa

what did we sign up -- what are we about to perform here, the tango? >> would that be the fox trot?know what it's going to be? this is what they're going to give us. it's a 2. because we >>> this morning on "world news now" -- afghan tension. the major security breach just as the u.s. secretary of defense was arriving in kabul. >>> and new developments following last weekend's shooting rampage. why the suspect has now been flown out of the country. it's thursday march 15th. >>> good morning. i'm t.j. winick in for rob nelson. >> good to have you again, t.j. i'm paula faris. afghanistan has become an international tinder box. abc news has learned the army sergeant accused of killing 16 villagers is no longer in afghanistan. and meanwhile, a trusted afghani translator apparently tried to attack the u.s. defense secretary as his plane was landing in kabul. we will have all the latest ahead. >>> and another big headline. former illinois governor rod blagojevich is trading his chicago home for a federal prison cell today. see how he embraced the spotlight before leaving to serve his sent

. >> we like the color but the hottest color of the season, in fact, spring's color is tangerine tangocessories in tangerine. you will see at any store in the mall. beautiful necklaces. that's from anthropologie. we love the contrasting color. >> here you have sunglasses. >> watches. >> belts. you can cinch it with an oversized shirt or dress to class up the look. nail color. people are obsessed with nail color. opi has a range of beautiful tangerine colors. >> gorgeous. >> people have websites dedicated to nail color, nail art. >> great shoes and a clutch. great ways to add to the accessories. >> aren't these great shoes? classic with a little tangerine twist. >> the other hot color of the season is cobalt blue. >> right. >> it's everywhere. we have a great summer dress and also jeans. >> yes. this is great from day to night. anyone can wear it. we have a dress from piper lime. you can put a blazer over it for work. >> cute. >> we have skinny jeans paired with a nice j crew top with stripes. classic. >> this is nautical. >> on trend but, again, probably will carry you for many seasons

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. >> that's going to take two to tango.ll have to decide what they want to do in this regard. >> finally, the afghan interpreter who on wednesday drove a stolen truck at high speed straight at a group of marines who gathered to greet secretary panetta shortly before his landing at a coalition base has died. 7 o% of his body burned after the truck caught fire. he was never questioned. panetta said he did not believe he was the intended target. shannon? >> shannon: words in the race for the white house. senator rick santorum pledges that if he wins the illinois primary on tuesday, he will capture the gop nomination. but mitt romney has a big lead in the delegate count, both of the front runners campaigned in puerto rico, which held its primary today. now they are look ahead and campaigning in states with primaries still to come. i'm shannon bream, we begin the second hour of america's news headquarters. now the latest in the race. >> the next three days are crucial for both rick santorum and mitt romney. 20 delegates at stake

and because apple mango tango smells so good, it comes in a fabric softener too. >>> back now at 8:11ears old, she's attempting a comeback. she says she's rid herself of people who were bad influences, is ready to take on the hosting role on "saturday night live," we wanted to know if anything will be off-limits on the show. >> you know, i'm trying to put myself in the writers room right now at "saturday night live," all right? >> okay. >> and they're going to have some fun or going to want to have some fun with the things you've been through. >> i've already pitched that to them. >> is anything off-limits? i mean have you said to them, look, i want positive in my life right now and i'd rather not do a sketch about x or y? >> i think if i'm going to do you know, a sketch about x or y, this is the place to do it. i think "snl" is where you actually are okay to do that. and i spoke with my attorney, and asked her, i didn't want to be disrespectful to you, and she's been really wonderful to me and helped me a lot. so i've asked if certain things would be you know, inappropriate or off-li