i believe after the rye mare is older, it would it will be obvious that the front runner didn't get there. from that point on, we'll be in a whole k. but the hmm can pain did put out a statement congratulating rick sairnt. this is their argument. as of midnight, even before ha been called. he had more than 200. >> earlier in the day, romney argued the math does not add up for santorum. >> the snow hr tor is trying to be proactive. and, frankly, ms. representing the truth is not a good way of doing that. >> if you look at the math and how many delegates he'd have to win to become the nominee, it's a very difficult road for him. at this stage, he's looking for some way to try and gain ground. i understand that. >> that, of course, is before all of these numb befores came in last night. let's look at some exit polling. 75% of alabama voters. santorum won this demographic with 35% support in both states. it was the most important trait. almost 20 more. mitt rom with this group. followed by gingrich with 20%. 22% v o mick santorum had the best chance of winning in november. 's struggle to web

the everglades. no less controversial is his plan to save endangered rye knows. slaughter hundreds each year in order to chain saw off the horns and sell them for more than 100,000 bucks a i piece on the asian black market. >> the horn is believed to be an after roe deese yak. and today, it fetches more than gold per ounce. >> reporter: while trading is strictly forbidden. varty wants to legalize the trade, so they can harvest and use the profits for conversation. >> the rye nore would still be alive. >> reporter: so far, the ideas have received more scorn than acceptance. >> i had the engine running. i was moving quickly. >> reporter: but like all the encounters out here, j.v., angry resistance is just another part of nature.

. >> on that vote the ryes -- >> the amendment is not agreed to. i now yield to ms. bonamiche. >> an amendment offered by ms. bonamiche relating to wall street. >> thank you. i'm proud to offer this -- >> do you want to do the 15 or the 10? >> can i have 12 and a half? >> we have been watching this health budget committee mark up of the republican budget plan for much of the day here on cspan 3. our coverage is now moving to cspan 2. and you can also see out online on cspan.org. >> we do this in part by put -- coming up on cspan 3, british prime minister david cameron faces questions from parliament during prime minister's question. that's followed business the british prime minister with the presentation of the annual government budget. and later, libya's prime minister talks about his country's transition to democracy. >> the genetic scientist that finally nailed down a rough date describes tinderboxes and wet moss. most of the world is wet moss. in most parts of the world, there's not that much hiv, and in some places it's a ton and it's incredibly destructive. it

on yuri, the ambassador, the rye, the blue lamp. on shutter there's le colonial, sheer cafe and the cellar. we already have an undue concentration of entertainment licenses in really a very densely populated residential area. we have a number of apartment buildings, we have hotels where officer matthias has already gone their objection to it, although they didn't do it in writing. we, by the way, did do it in writing to you. now, as far as the ithai itself, when we get down to that, that is -- although we've had traffic back and forth and we have noise at night, we definitely have all the regular club-type noise as people go back and forth between the party buses, trying to find their cars, where they are. there's the laughing and the talking from approximately 11:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. in the morning. the difference -- am i out of time already? >> you've got a few more seconds. >> one minute. >> ok. with the ithai, they're really right in our backyard. by that i mean the ithai -- when i heard about this, i actually went over to the t

santorum was saying here, now, when you go after the media as a conservative, you have to go about it in the rye. newt gingrich knows how to do it, you go full frontal at the left wing media and then back off. what he was doing there, and santorum has done this before, is come off as looking a little whiney and in that case it always back fires. >> jon: all right. a page from the newt gingrich play book? >> no, a wannabe page. it looks like people, angry and unhinged. up next on news watch. ron burgundy is back. i bathed it in miracles. director: [ sighs ] cut! sorry tinterrupt. when'the show? well, if we don't find an audience, all we'll ever do is rehearse. maybe you should try every door direct mail. just select the zip codes where you want your message ... er and you find the customers that matter most. brilliant. clifton, show us overjoyed. no, too much. jennessa. ah! a round of applause. [ applause ] [ male announcer ] go online to reacevery home, every address, every time with every door direct mail. >>. >> i want you to get up right now and open the window and stick your head out and yel

. >> so all of which is putting y'all on the rye track i know. are there any areas within the sec that you think you could manage more efficiently or better? >> oh, without a doubt. and i'm pretty humble about that. continue to work on within the agency. when i arrived three years ago, there was a lot to fix. and we have systematically gone through the organization and worked on enforcement, worked on examination. we are aided very much by new leadership across the board and tremendous new talent that's come in with very pressure and current understanding of the markets, of trading, of products and so forth. we're now working on reforms in a number of important infrastructural areas that really support our ability to do our job. so human resources is going through a redesign, the office of financial man angment is going through a redesign. we are offloading our financial management system to the department of transportation because we think that they have core skills in that area that we'd rather not build we shall would rather rely on another age

the rye viewer said criticism of the work likely stems from, quote, the basic feminization of the memorial language. the park contains a statue of eisenhower and later versions of himself. it is a reference to the dreaminess of youth and the traditionally feminine passivity of reading. meanwhile, the memorial plans to show a bio pick of the former supreme commander which i believe we have a preview. >> you didn't have a lot of hair back then either, remy. if eisenhower was your great grand dad what would you do? >> i didn't understand anything that that critics from the washington post was saying. i am not sure how you get femininity from that. we should honor him as a war leader and president of our country. i realize it is art. but when we talk about memorials for our president we need to set bar a little higher. look at the lincoln memorial. that is a perfect example of power and strength. >> he is sitting. >> the washington monument. when the revolution comes the art critics will be the first to go and i will not raise a finger. and we have enough memorials crowding the great lawn we c

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that is how the rye is continuing out to the 14th street bridge. the top stretch of the beltway leaving university boulevard headed over towards 270. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. on-timetraffic. >>> making headline this morning. two cars police say were racing caused a deadly crash killing an innocent driver. this morning, the hunt is on to find the two cars responsible for it. >> it happened on randolph road in colesville. sherry ly is standing by at the scene with more details. good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: this was a hit and run. police say the two cars that were racing never stopped, causing that deadly crash right here along this stretch of randolph road in colesville. now, this wife and mother who were killed will never come home. relatives say nelvis garcia was headed to work at a fast-food restaurant at the time of this accident yesterday afternoon. police say she started to change lanes as she was headed eastbound on randolph road when she was hit. investigators believe a silver car struck garcia's as it was r

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turns out leaders from both parties agree the funding for the law ought to be rye authorized, but the rep -- reauthorized, but the republicans have issues with two parts of the bill. one, it would help victims who are illegal immigrants gain legal status and the other which would extend protections to same sex couples. the gop stance could be put to the test very soon. senate majority leader harry reid wants a vote by the end of the month. >> if you'd like a list of resources where domestic violence victims can turn to help, log onto our website. it's wusa9.com. >>> the president of afghanistan is calling on nato forces to speed up their troop withdrawal. hamid karzai wants nato to pull troops back to their main bases leaving all villages and the countryside. he wants afghan forces to take the lead for security over the next year, one year ahead of schedule. all of this follows sunday's shooting rampage in an afghan village. a u.s. soldier allegedly killed 16 civilians including nine children. many afghan leaders are demanding that soldier be tried in afghanistan. that appears unlikel

and this is the first using white bread and mayonnaise versus rye bread. 2. >> what about the calories? >> it weighs 3.5 pounds. >> and signed. >> what a change. we haven't had this in a while. >> ohio or oak? which one? >> can you say both? >> it's a combination of both. >> the pollen was way up and the enthusiasm was up. >> but we almost won. >> outside tonight wonderful clear night. look at our chopper get that beautiful crescent moon. and you can see the not illuminated dark part of the moon, because of earth shine. what a beautiful shot. our temperature outside now here in washington 46°. the record low, you think it's chilly? 20° from 1894. look at the high temperatures around the country. you don't get closer to the moon than that. and that brilliant jewel was venus. 65 billion miles away. the moon is only 250,000 miles away. tonight 60° our high temperature. and look at the high temperatures in the middle part of the country. a little brief chill in and around us, even with the temperatures and sort of feels cool. this will end up being the mildest

so all of which is putting y'all on the rye track i know. are there any areas within the sec that you think you could manage more efficiently or better? >> without a doubt. and i'm pretty humble about that. there are lots and lots of things to continue to work on within the agency. when i arrived three years ago, there was a lot to fix. and we have systematically gone through the organization and worked on enforcement, worked on examination. we are aided very much by new leadership across the board and tremendous new talent that's come in with very pressure and -- vreery fresh and current understanding of the markets, of trading, of products and so forth. we're now working on reforms in a number of important infrastructural areas that our job. really support our ability to do so human resources is going through a redesign, the office of financial man angment is going through a redesign. we are offloading our financial management system to the department of transportation because we think that they have core skills in that area that we'd rathe

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in other words, the rye iranian leadership was united and on the move and the international communityrd. so from my very first months in office, we put forward a very clear choice to the iranian regime. a path that would allow them to rejoin the community of nations if they meet their international obligations or a path that leads to an escalating series of consequences if they don't. in fact, our policy of engagement quickly rebuffed by the iranian regime, allowed us to rally the international community as never before. to expose iran's intransigence and to apply pressure that goes far beyond anything that the united states could do on our own. because of our efforts, iran is under greater pressure than ever before. some of you will recall, people predicted that russia and china wouldn't join us to move towards pressure. they did. in the 2010, the u.n. security council overwhelmingly supported a comprehensive sanctions effort. few thought that snanctions coud have an immediate bite on the iranian regime. they have. slowing the iranian nuclear program and virtually grinding the irania

we pursue these efforts bus it's the rye thing to do and healthy populations enable growth and prosperity. a i'm pleased jim brings this particular experience with him to his new job. jim was also the chair of the department of -- >> we have been listening live to president obama in the rose garden of the white house. the gentleman on his left, the president of dartmouth college, jim young kim. the president is nominating him to be the new head of the world bank. that will be decided by the executive board, but the united states makes up the majority of that voting on that, so if he's expected to win approval. we want to take you there live and we'll keep you posted on that. >> different change from dartmouth. all right. we want to economic in with sal, and get a look at the -- the weather? the traffic this friday morning. >> we'll have mark with the weather. that's right. let's look at what we have now. i want to show that you highway 4 has cleared out here in bay point. so the friday clearout is already beginning in some areas. but it's still slow in antioch heading west. also this morn

the low point was the old channel of rye owe dolores or river of pain and emptied into mission creek e up the street on 18th street and we're walking down. >> from 18th and market right on down and emptied into what was a trib tear of butary of mik and because of that, loose sands were deposited and these loose sands were under the water in 1906 who the violent earthquaking occurred, the santdz lick -- sands liquefiedd flowed laterally. half a block up from this spot was the valencia hotel the famous picture where you see the second story became the ground floor. >> we'll walk up there in a second. frank, what happened to the creek? did it get filled with sand when people built the mission? >> it's still there. actually, the city and county of san francisco filled many the creek and put in large sewers and the large sewers underground that actually collect the water and of course, valencia point -- >> so it's channelized underground and dumps out towards mission. >> not all of it. the issue is still the same. the loose sand is still present so in the next major earthquake, we can expe

the crowd in bacelona. this report fromç gavin hewit >> protesters burned, rye oaters startedç fires. e responded with rubber bullets. spain is currently the country causing the most concern in the euro-zone.ç the e.u. insists it must cut its budget, but the economy is shrinking. >> we have unemployment going up. at the same time, we haveç goto implement spending cuts. >> here's the0p 9ñ -- problem. there are around 140 evictions every day. house prices are still falling. deepening concerns about the spanish debt. euardo and mariayjjut are brother and sister, both ute of work. unemployment at 24% and still rising. >> in my last interview there were 40 orç 50 candidates tryi to get the job. >> a further problem the regions.ç valencia has the highest debt. those who support the government say there is no alternative to austerity.ç >> the risk -- austerity will help at home. >> the fear is this countryç already in recession is being lost into a downward spiral. gavin hewitt, bbc news, madrid. >> whyç will this be such a challenge for the spanish government? >> the task should not b

notice the misty conditions, rain, slick roads and the wind will be a factor across the bay area bridge. another viz ryeor the richmond/san rafael bridge. we have fruitvale an accident there. the car has gone off of the roadway. but now the crew is on the scene. weed that car fire in oakland as well. christie smith is there. >> a lot going on. thank you, mike. 5:29. san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi's criminal case is over but his future employment remains in doubt. mirkarimi pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge in exchange for having three charges dropped and agreed to a sentence of three years probation, 100 hours of community service, 52 weeks of domestic violence glasses. mayor ed lee says the guilty plea has him reviewing his options. >> there has been distractions to be candid, but i think now i have to po discuss on this charge sthxt a plea, an administration of guilt. therefore i have to go fort with that assessment. >> if mayor lee decides to pursue a charge mirkarimi could lose his job. mirkarimi will not take a decision until he is sentenced. >> five people il will be arraign later this

in other words, the $400 savings built into the base year compounded over time ryes.. >> if you will ralcm scs was he to the merits of this approach how it would result going through cup pompetitive bidding. cbo says they don't have tools in the toolbox measure these things. exceeding what we have here. but in,ativto we did this and then obviously with the growth, gdp plus is the bac. >> right. i haven't had a chance to do the math. don't know itch you have either. take the 00 savings per beneficiary times the number of reduction in medicare spending does that assume compared to what it would otherwise be? >> so --in the starting year? >> yes. >> so -- well we, once we move to the 2023, the only thing we have from cbo is percent of gdp. we don't have a nominal dollar savings of what the amount translates to. that's not something they can provide us. they are able to provide gdp. >> right. in other words, i'm trying to, understand the logic here. figu what you presume the savings to be in the whole medicare program as a result of moving here i assume it is $400 times numethe number of

. >> business owners said one could assume from the position of the damaged windows that someone must be rye riding along -- must be riding along in a vehicle shooting out the windows. >>> a possible shooting rampage is thwarted after university of maryland police received tips of the plan and made an arrest. alexander song was arrested sunday morning after police received three tips. song posted his intentions on two websites where you can remain anonmust. detectives were able to trace the ip address and that led them to his dorm room. song was arrested sunday morning and is currently undergoing a psychiatric evaluation. he intended to go on shooting rampage at 1:30 today at the university of maryland mall. it left many students unsettled. >> i don't think anything is going to happen today, but obviously, somebody felt driven to kill people on campus, at my school and that's very sad. >> police said they recovered his laptop but no weapons. brian kuebler will have much more on the investigation and why police believe song planned the attack. that's coming up at 6:00. >>> demand -- a man is

the economy. >> i'm barbara star. this week in washington, two count ryes for the pentagon to continue to worry about.t step, syria as the killing continues. leon panetta will be on capitol hill trying to explain to congress what the pentagon has in mind if anything. asus and israeli officials hold talks over iran and the pentagon will be on the hot seat trying to explain whether they have new inside about how to make them turn away. >> i'm poppy harlow in new york, more earnings from companies including anheuser bush. the economy will be in focus in front of that all important february jobs report. we will get key manufacturing readings on monday and expecting big news out of apple. they are holding an event on wednesday and all bets are they release the ipad 3. we will keep an eye on that on cnn money. >> here's what we are watching this week. fran drescher's bold new move. the star of happily divorced will me why she is preparing to officiate a gay marriage and about how she found out her ex-husband was gay. exclusively week nights at eastern and specific here on hln. >> continuing our look ahead.

more tentative, more uneven, more protracted it's going to take years to fully repair the damage caused by this rye sis. this is why it is so important still that policymakers continue to work to get the economy growing faster in the short-term and not shift prematurely to excessive fiscal restraint or shift the focus of policy entirely to reforms with only long-term payoffs. now is second economic imperative we face is to build a foundation for stronger future growth. this crisis as you know came on top of the set of economic challenges that took a long time to build up. they've been building up for years. among those challenges are a long-term erosion in the relative quality of education for many americans. a long period of stagnation in real median incomes. diminished confidence in the ability of americans to exceed the economic achieveness of their parents. a substantial ongoing shift in the risk and cost of health care and pension security away from employers to employees. poverty rates much higher than those that presail in any economy with comparable weather and a deteriorating public infras

the justice department. this morning. its moment berz discuss aid va rye team of topics including the role of speculators in the market. the ftc and new york state attorney general's office as well as ways to up prove information sharing between working group members, and partners. and where do we go from here? i can also report that one of the working group's moment beem conducting an investigation with assistance from working group members into whether gas prices have been affected by any antitrust violation or market manipulation by refineries or oil producers or transporters, marketers, fizzle caphysical, f traders. working group members ready off to act if the fcc learns anything that implicates the laws they enforce. the task force at the forefront of the administration efforts to seek justice for those devastated by the recent financial crisis. since 2009 we have helped to bring charges to secure convictions and obtain prison sentences up to 60 years in a variety of cases charging securities fraud, bank fraud and investment fraud. criminal enforceme

the front row. >> i'm looking at this happening and i'm -- he's getting more and more rye lent. >> reporter: when the incident escalated, he helped subdue the captain glee started yelling to the flight deck, throttle to idle, throttle to idle. bring this plane down! al qaeda is here. >> reporter: what caused the captain's behavior is still not known. the fbi is investigating. jetblue has suspended osbon with pay. he's been with the airline for 12 years and has no disciplinary record. fred walker, also a pilot, says he's known osbon for at least ten years. >> he was just an all-around good guy. >> reporter: he says this incident is out of character and says pilots deal with a lot of stress. >> there's stress in flying, especially when you have 200 people sitting behind you depending on you. >> reporter: when the flight landed in texas tuesday, security restrained osbon and he's reportedly undergoing a mental health evaluation at this texas facility. still a lot more information to be revealed, of course, but if osbon is convicted he faces up to 20 years behind bars and a $250,000 fine, betty. >> su

the whole game was to stay in through the representation st e states. ryeo get hot for the winner take all states. the other two guys don't have the delegates and can't get the delegates to be the nominee. what they don't tell you is neither can mitt romney because he's not going to have the delegates. >> i'm watching towards next tuesday that we will be covering the southern states, where it's fair to say romney is not going to win either one. it's going to be one of these two guys. the pro-santorum super pac wrote "it's time for newt gingrich to exit the republican nominating process. with gingrich exiting the race, it would be a true head to head race and conservatives could make a choice between rick santorum or mitt romney." this is really frustrating me. it's really frustrating me because i want to see a fight where you can turn on the television and watch a decent battle on election night. each still has a chance to be the nominee of the republican party. at some point, the effective runoff we want in politics. will we get one? >> here's the possibil

fool hardy to say that we need to now back out fundamentally alter and then disappear and fall off the or rye>> lean into the wind although i hear in that part of the world it's like a sandstorm. spider mark, always wonderful to talk to you. >> i was reading this morning that 70% of the afghan soldiers are not ready to fight alone. that they're constantly calling in for re-enforcement. so you wonder what can you accomplish in all of this time. >> this is totally different culture, too. you've got to assume an afghan being trained by a u.s. marine or somebody who has our culture fabric, our dna, is going to be the same. they're not. they're not the same people. >> he said i'm out of here. >>> seven minutes past the hour here. homes torn apart and more than 200 people forced to get out as a rare march tsornado touches down in michigan. look at this. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. oh, my god. >> scary moments. this is amateur video of that funnel cloud. it was just outside of ann arbor, michigan. the tornado ripped through the community there. it damaged and demolished a lot of homes. look at these

as my new tech names, these are all highly innovative companies in the process of rye insenting theires, we don't think of them as tech, but we should. tonight i've got another one for you. another tech stock in the the l place you'd ever think of it. ever imagine to look for technology. and the answer is colgate. colgate-palmolive. cl, charlie larry for you home gamers. i know you probably think of colgate as the simple soft goods play, right? maker of tooth pace, shampoo, cleaning supplies, deodorant, dog food. but that's the old-fashioned way. that's the way of people who don't understand the greatness of this company. i, on the other hand, prefer to think of colgate as an innovation engine, constantly reinventing the toothbrush. coming up with all sorts of new products in order to fend off the competition and take market share all over the world. the fact is the soft goods space has become a really tough business. you can't justice your way out or into anything anymore. and that's one of the reasons why i've told you to stay away from most of the consumer staples names like a proc

why would glenn beck go on the radio and rye to say something about me that is so patently untrue? he corrects it. if he listens to my words at least one more time, he should discern that i was not knocking his religion, i was knocking the bigotry against both his religion and mine. i assume the people watching knew that, because they know me. i go by the voting patterns which i see right there in the polls and the sad fact is, there are a lot of voters out there, especially in the south, with views about the candidates' religions, which is just as i described it. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us.