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i look forward to my 4-year-old daughter taking down rob in tha competition. >> bring it. >> there'sthat the president will take in a game in person. more from clen news. >>> good morning, namey name is todd grisham. this is your espnupdate.update. it's march. it's college basketball time. everybody trying to make it to the ncaa tournament. including minnesota and northwestern. andre hollins. he had 25 points. we're tied. under 10 seconds to play, hollins for the win, no. going the other way, david sobileski, no. northwestern one of those bubble teams. who knows? if that had gone into the hoop, maybe northwestern is headed to the big dance. instead, overtime. northwestern within one. then in the last minute of the game, hollins to williams for the jam. minnesota wins it in overtime. they advance in the big ten tournament. they win it, 75-68. how about georgetown and cincinnati from the big apple? that's new york city. we're tied. gates, for the bear cats, no. we head to the first overtime. under ten seconds to go. georgetown down two, is ims just in the nick of time. we're tied again

when you consider tha -- "flip- flopper." you wonder if, as roger simon does, romney is the date you do not show for. >> you often find the guy is more interesting than you thought, and other times you look back at the guy, 15 or 20 years later, and think, thank god i did not show up. >> how does this man fire up the faithful, charles? >> he can't. [laughter] he has been trying for six years and has not succeeded. he won't. but the fact is, if and when he becomes the nominee, there is no alternative to it is him and obama. the conservatives, republicans, knowing they have one choice other than obama, will be fired up. not over romney, but the fact he is not obama. >> colby? >> i don't think so. we had truth spoken this week when the guy said romney is lighke an etch a sketch. core is not there. he will try to move away from extreme positions, and when he does, the right will kill him for it. some republican pros will go along with it, but the base of the party will not let them drift like that. he will have problems in the ge

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but it would have liked to see tha's new their start. >> son's soccer news.he chappie and leagues quarterfinals turned up interesting pairings. munich faces more side. madrid against another team. chelsea against lisbon. the biggest one, melos facing barcelona. stay with us. we will be back in a moment. we will tell you why actor george clooney was taken into police custody. >> and we will get to the opening of the new formula one racing season. all that and more. stay with us. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. agencies are warning of the next major food crisis looming in africa. this time in a western region. >> unicef says 1.5 million people can be affected across a wide area that stretches from the west to chad in the east. poor rainfall, failed harvests, and low levels of food stores are to blame. >> matters will get worse from the end of this month as the dry season begins to take hold. and as usual, children are expected to suffer the most. >> fatima has survived several drugs in her lifetime. sub-saharan regions can go without rain for two to three years at a time.

and i prappreciate the fact tha when i was able to make this program 2007 energy bill pass, it was not implemented in the last administration and it wasn't priority for you and the administration and it was in fact implemented in 2009. that's the good news. we have good things being reported and we have incredible delays year after year after year and after spending $25 million as a startup three-year application and on something that clearly goes to the heart of keeping advanced manufacturing in this country. you know that we're competing with countries around the world. our companies are competing with countries and with advanced technology and manufacturing to keep jobs here rather than overseas, and so i wonder as we look, of course weapon want to protect taxpayer dollars. of course. that's absolutely critical. but how do we streamline this process at this point so that it actually is meeting the goal that it was set up to do? >> well, senator, i think that we're very much in the same page here. we're in total agreement with regard to the importance of the atvm loans. we believe th

. >> that's tha is from the bus driver who says another driver saw the -- that is from the bus driverho says another driver saw the fire and pounded on him. no one was hurt and the driver says it looks like the cause may have been the result of mechanical failure. >> talk about a big mistake by the police department near syracuse. 76-year-old fred skinner was eating breakfast when officers barged in his home and broke his door. they realized they were at the wrong house after breaking in the door and having him in handcuffsch he was reimbursed for the broken door. >>> environmentalists are trying to limit damage of a train derailment in -- derailment in northern indiana. the one of the scars caught fire. -- one of the cars caught fire. so far none of the chemicals reached a lake and no injuries. >>> happening today, crime victims are planning to rally at the capitol building in mississippi to speak out against the former governeer pardons. one of the attending is glenda walker. her son survived being shot in the head by one of the men pardoned by barbour before he left office. she say

i'm wondering what assuming tha about thatsu policy baseline we develop assumes the extension '01-03 tax relief. it assumes an amt current state tax law. that leads to about a $4.4 trillion difference inomhe curr. and that's what our revenue line matches. there may be some differences with respect to extension ofout. but overall, our relative to th law baseline is a $4.4 trillion current law baseline. and there's no change relative to how we construct our current policy additional information that we posted on our website that shows how we crosswalk to the current policy agreement, i don't need to pursue this. with the understanding that if the information website doesn't result in a satisfactory answer to what is really a technical question, that we would be provided additional -- >> there's another potential -- john points out to me, th current policy baseline has dealt with the upper income levels differently. we asurnlgs as does omb, the permanent extension of all tax relief. but we'll go ahead and follow up with your staff to see in terms exact assumption. but we have assumed pe

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a tha setsrivi at a solution to our health insurance problem in the united states. i hope just repeal obamacare, but replace it with initiatives that embrace the private market, embrace free enterprise, embrace individual choice and at the same time allow us to addre significant public policy issues that we face when it comes to health insurance. [ speaking spanish ] [ speaking spanish ] >> and now it's my honor to introduce to you ournerafrom fl a phenomenal job in this pbondi. >> thank you. we've been in court for two da feel very confident. we feel happy about the questions the justices are asking. we from day one, this is unconstitutional, this is a government overreach we have never seen before in our history. and we have got to stop it. that's why we're here this week int of the united states supreme court. we feel very confident that tomorrow we will hear another day of argument on the severability, on the medicaid expansion. we felt very comfortable with the questions that were asked and we firmly believe this is unconstitutional, and as the justice said, th

>> thas right. here are the magic words on this bus. as you mentioned, compressed natural gas, cleeper and cleaner. plus the buses have added features inside so the kids have to watch how they act as they're strapped in. you can't do this on the old buses. strap it on. san jose unified is now using seven new buses, all equipped with three-point seattle belts. >> the driver was happy because he's not having to tell the kids to sit down all the time. >> this man received seven new buses with a grant from the bay area air quality management system. four run on deiesel emission standards. three on compressed natural gas. >> the engine itself. >> they run cleaner and cheaper that the old buses but it's what else is inside that makes them safer. there are four cameras. >> the cameras have audio on them so we can monitor the kids, what tlarb rr saying, if there's bullying going on, we can track and keep that stuff in check. >> and parents like the added security. >> the cameras are necessary just because they're kids and we need to make sure t

i went on to explain there is no clear thing between future price tha received slim surrounding so called excessive speculation. you think these are fair statements by ambassador jones? >> i think from our understanding, there is the oil has to becomep commodities that become an asset class, and invested in that, that there is a role -- of course the word speculation. if you are an airline you need a speculator on the other side so that is kind of how it works.ut the overwhelming factor. you look at today the factors of going back to senator the supply demand balance and the policy o the flow of iranian oil in the market. that's what the reaction is. and if going to hedge yourself against the uncertainties. i find there is not a clear scenario but a sense of theious issues on the table. >> thank you mr. chairman. my time expired. thank you. >> thank you, senator. >> thank you all for your service. the thing i talking about oil p and gasoline prices and what it means to the people at the pump. in west virginia it's close to liquids, compressed natural gas, things of this sort not traded aw