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here tod baseman is quite a while. he agreed to a contract extension this morning upranteeing to keep them through the 2019 season. the agreement contains a narrow clause and adds six years and $100 million. he also agreed to a clause for with theon to work years afterr five retires. yes. pretty good to be ryan today.an >> i am excited to be a part of this organization. the whole team showed up to make nervous to talk to everyone. i am happy to be part of this clubhouse. i would not have done this with any other team. >> good for him. d.c.ood for let's not forget about stephen straus burk. -- strasbourg. his spring training on march 4. a 2.54,. i would say he is a pretty good player. the general manager told the media -- >> if that were to happen, i am would do something of that sort. now, we have a lot of talent. talent can only go so far. we are really working hard early on. we will keep going until we get we want to get. >> the daytona 500 was postponed today due to rain. is rescheduled for tomorrow noon. the first

grado. se como pagar pero el estudian estudiante, el deber del tod estudiar es estudiar y hacer lo quedo cadas? >>> hemos visto gran diferencia en los últimos 20 años, no es que hombres están fomento ando un poco, pero las mujeres latinas hemos aumentado más, no solo aire la universidad sino terminar, y cabo trae. lo que 60% de latinos en la universid universidad, hoy día son latin latinos. 40% son hombres, y 12 quiere decir que tenemos una gran diferencia entre nuestra comunidacomunidad que tenemos q más fuerza para asegurar que lo jóvenes, vayan a la universidad también. >> como se hacewwwwwwwwwwwwwwww muchachaquelaquel muchacho que tiene una familia, tiene responsabilidades que no sede por vencido y que tome cursos a medio tiempo que vaya a su univerd muchos de los son mayor de 2 24 años y no son tarado sh ciale! cialw$wwwwwwwtradiciona aunqueque llegue a lww,wnal. >> >>mario sol: también la organización que ustedes lidera ofrece becas a estudiantes. >> si tenemos becas dispone dients dependiente de la corro de la concentración de estudios pero pueden ir a nuestra página >> y, devor

the work zone on 95 out of get tod to road will bee another half-hour or so.keeping an eye on that. otherwise, will travel times right now. looks good in baltimore. looks good on 95 and on the b-w parkway. 270. normal traffic on the wilson alexandria and hill.h oxon good on 50 between annapolis and new york avenue. >> 24 degrees outside. >> funeral arrangements have announced for a local paramedic killed on the job. joshua weissman will be laid to rest correct. new developments in the occupy movement. details on the >> welcome back. 4:46. the music world paid tribute to during laston grammy awards. jennifer hudson sang one of her signature songs. "i will always love you." houston was found on saturday in hotel room, the medical trying tostill determine a cause of death. president obama unveiled his annandalevirginia and today. the plan would reduce the by $4 trillion over 10 spending anding taxes on the wealthy. today's the last day to register virginia oppose the primary on march 5. register at public libraries, registrars' offices, and at the .mv mitt romney

that includes a new national campaign focused on supermarket chains which have decline tods participate in the penny-per-pound pay agreement. >> the leaders of the fast food industry are on board. all that remains are the supermarkets. >> an opportunity to keep what we have. >> reporter: to keep pressure on the stores, farm workers regularly reach out to religious leaders and congregations. this morning jordan and workers from immokalee are addressing a church in naples, florida. these speaking engagements are part of a sustained campaign p to get people of faith thinking about fairness and jfrs when they sit down to eat. brigitte gynther of interfaith action has opinion working in immokalee for eight years on behalf of workers. >> where does that food travel? who picked it? that's something we don't think about. we are called to think about the connection between us and those who toil in the fields day in and day out to put food on our plates. >> reporter: for the men and women who pick florida's tomato, their most important harvest has been some measure of justice and respect. i'm sau

her decks were black with armed men who he haevidently hoped tod our ships. there was a shell planted in the advancing steamboat. he must have gone straight to the boiler or magazine because there was a terrific explosion in the entire vessel with her swarming human freight disappeared. the most feared confederate vessel was the css manassas which was actually the war's first ironclad to have gone into action on the lower mississippi the previous october. it was a small river steamer that had been cut down and sheathed in one inch of iron so it looked like a turtle shell. in a letter to his wife, furagate described what happened on this morning of april 24th, 1862. they saw the ram coming up. i hailed smith, commander of the big side wheeler "uss mississippi" and told him to run her down. smith turned his ship headed downstream and they ran at each other. we all look on with intense anxiety. when within 50 yards, the enemy's heart failed him and he turned to the right and ran onshore. she floated downstream on fire from her own furnaces and soon sank. as a si

it's like chicken talking tod don't even know where to go or what to do. i remember larry summers was there. we actually don't know. >> we're a giraffe. >> we're a giraffe. right. so some sort of fast track mechanism to be able to work -- where the issues can pop up and people -- we can hear what dupont is dealing with or toyota is dealing with and they say, here's how we're going to try to move it. >> in some ways you're arguing for a level of transparency. >> yep. >> about these regulatory barriers that obviously don't make any sense whatsoever. i'm going to open up in a second. i already have a question here. just one last question about the states, the local teas, and universities and the rest of this. and jim robinson is sitting here and he was on president reagan's advice council on federalism. we are a federal republic. washington doesn't really act like it's responsible for galvanizing. it sounds like it's an inward focus on the national government. should we be thinking of a race to the top? should we be thinking about saying to the states across

good ben bettrnanke earlier tod. can you watch the entire hearing on our website in just a bit. we'll also have it in the entirety tonight on the c-span networks. in just a bit, we'll bring you live coverage of a hearing looking at a bill that is designed to force approval of the keystone xl poil pipeline running from canada to texas. that hearing is in recess at the moment. we'll take you there live once they resume. until then, a discussion on congressional earmarks from today's "washington journal." >> some used earmarks droekt millions of dollars to federal money to projects that are near properties they own. it starts off like this. the u.s. senator from alabama directed $100 million to renovate downtown. the congressman from georgia secured $6.3 million in taxpayer funds to replenish the beach, 900 feet from his island vacation cottage. representative from michigankede lane to a bridge within walking distance of her home. 33 members of congress have districted more $300 million in earmarks, another spending provisions to dozens of public projects that are next to or at lea

we welcome secretary chu to testify and present the administration's budget to us tod today. the priorities laid out in the president's proposed budget reflect a strong commitment to clean energy and the increased security and economic benefits that made in america energy can achieve for us through american innovation and as well as manufacturing. in an overall budget request that seeks to provide substantial government-wide deficit reduction, i'm pleased to see that we have a proposed 3.2% increase in the department of energy budget. this is an investment in the nation's energy future that will boost our economic growth and global competitiveness and protect the environment and allow the u.s. to continue important nuclear nonproliferation work. informed by the technology owe quadrennial technology review which we had a hearing on a couple of months ago the department of energy's budget request cuts funding in mature technology areas and provides increased resources for the most promising clean energy innovations. this is an important step towards a national energy policy tha

future tod we have stocks indicating a lower open. on shaky ground.motion is counting on europe to help turn it around. speaking on mobile world spain, the company's held up s sales have the u.k. compared to the u.s. where sales are dropping. >> netflix has no plan to bring its streaming flix to blackberry. >> you mentioned free pancakes. how about free pancakes for a cause? i-hop's annual extent where they give away free pancakes and in exchange they ask you to leave money for the children's miracle network. that is the business news. i'm linda bell reporting for abc news. >> linda, good to see you. thank you. >> 5:51 right now. and let's find out what's happening in the weather. >> if you dress in layers, you may be able to lose your sweater by afternoon. here are some of the four coldest i can find. 22 in haymarket. 21 in leesburg. 24 at laurel, maryland. 38 at reagan national. at the freezing point at dulles ational. 38 in lexington park and frederick one of the coolest spots at 23. dry air, calm winds helping to cool things off. chilly y we have

for all that knew her intimately, our small circle of friends, all of you performing tod today, to tylerthe name of jesus. to oprah and diane, i thank you. her lawyer, staff, agents, especially nicole david, business managers, tour managers, travel, security, publicists, past and present, aunt bay and family. oh, aunt bay. to mary, ulysses, lynn, donna, my big brother, ray, billy and, of course, cousin dionne, who i could call on any time. thank you for always being there. the winans family, i can't say enough. you're a second family. kim burrell, there are no words to describe. diane mclurkin, we were a team. we were a team. she would want me to tell you to clap your hands, y'all. it's all right. cause my love is your love. my last conversation with her was at the beverly hilton. we were having lunch. she had concerns about information she had heard about her. and i reminded her that in her 20s she gave the world her life with her golden voice. in her 30s and 40s, she gave her life to her husband and her child. and she was approaching her 50s and it was time for her to live for whitney.

phil ground taught central plot so they get predicted six more weeks of winter punxsutawney phil brown todia. woodstock willie did not see his shadow. beauteous whether i guess i do not mind. >> it was so foggy this morning and did not see anything. dense fog advisory issued for western and northern suburbs. does not include cook and lake county adjacent to lake michigan. plot of the areas in a moment. time lapse cameras. started with impressive fog across the area and very thick everywhere except over downtown cloudiness ground here clouds did break up around midmorning over the city allowed temperatures to rise into the 40's during the day oddness and fog holding temperatures down and some spots. chilly out there at the moment. after high- temperature officially 43 degrees but the lakefront managed high temperature 48 degrees. two point temperatures not that far from surface temperatures. the wind a fairly light allowing the fog to form in many areas visibility at the moment a few spots reporting and visibility is down a quarter mile may get more difficult than that as the evening contin

. >> y van a ver imÁgenes en una batalla campal se enfrenton tod todos, todo por un par de zapatos deportivosambiar de mentalidad. >> las chivas estÁn en crisis y para salir del pozo como prometiÓ jorge vergara contrato al primer refuerzo se trata de una sÚper estrella el problema que no juega de 1984 con esta informaciÓn iniciamos nuestro resumen de los deportes. >> (♪). >> el legendario holandÉs johan c llegÓ a las chivas. >> el rebaÑ atraviesa una de las peores cris de su historia el holandÉs ganÓ tres balones de oro y como tÉcnico consiguiÓ cuatro tÍtulos de liga >> mientras tanto jÜrgen clints no para su partido amistoso que se jugarÁ en gÉnova, como novedad estÁ la convocatoria de gringo torres y el debut de thomas boy. >> destacÁndose ldon donovan, howard y dempsey. >> las Águilas le dan visita tal atlante, llevan dos derrotas seguidas, este intesante partido podrÁn verlo por telefutura desde las 9: 55 de la noche. >> en el bÉisbol el jonronero dominicano many ramÍrez se reportÓ a entrenamientos, firmo un contrato de ligas menores, ramÍrez dio positivo en dos ocasiones al utilizar sust

tomorrow, complete opposite of tod today. and chance of snow, afternoon to tomorrow night.igger accumulations south and west of town. sunshine, clean car driving sunshine monday and tuesday and mild weather. talking about a chance for snow tomorrow and temperatures flirting with 60 degrees by wednesday and thursday of next week. unbelievable. >> that's when you get your car washed. >> that's true, when you can do it then. i don't want to discourage people from supporting their local businesses. >> you can always get the inside detailed as long as you have working windows. keep the elements out. >>> for one night at least, l linsanity was silenced. jeremy lin once again the focal point of the game for good and bad reasons. he scored a game high 26 points but also had a game high nine turnovers. former maryland star vazquez scored for the hornets and won the game, 100-85. the loss snaps their 10 game winning streak. and.his harvard education helped him out and applied for a patented on the term linsanity on seeks for sanctions on any non-nba material. two men applied for the

[applaus [applause] >> i can't tell you how moved, touched, inspired i am tod today, by feeling the spiritvery part of my life. if you'll permit me, i want to talk from my experiences in music. with whitney. you wait for a voice like that for a lifetime. you wait for a face like that, smile like that, presence like that, for a lifetime. and when one person embodied it all, well, it takes your breath away. and that's the way i felt in 1983 when in the middle of your act, cissy, your daughter stepped forward and shattered me with her version of the greatest love of all. and that night we connected and we connected with each other every night thereafter. i thought of that just this past week when whitney and i spent tuesday afternoon in my bungalow at the beverly hills hotel. i looked at her on the couch, saw that she'd applied a little makeup, and was once again taken aback, she was one beautiful woman. [applaus [applause] >> we talked nonstop music, a subject that we fervently loved and as we spoke i couldn't help, but silently reminisce everything we'd shared together over the years. in th

. >> es tod de mi parte, continuamos con mÁs de "primer impacto." >> (♪). >> y sii ya no sabe quÉ comerula natural del cuerpo entre el esÓfago y el estomago no se cierra par impedir que el contenido estomacal se regrese. >> usualmente se trata primeramente con medicamentos, pero a travÉs de los aÑos se dan cuenta que el paciente va gastando mÁs en medicina y eso va aliviando el dolor. >> no mejora la persona. >> no se cura. >> fue entonces cuando el doctor le ofreciÓ en sÍ una novedosa cirugÍa bajoo anestesiaotal pero s incisiÓn. >> (en inglÉs). >> entramos a la bocaon un dispositivo colocado por un endoscopio que es una cÁmara de televisiÓn, nos permite fortalecer y reparar la vÁlvula que se encuentra en la parte superior del estÓmago y hace que el reflujo se devuelva al estÓmago. >> fija pliegues de tejidos par crear una vÁlvula y con el paso de los dÍas se va cicatriz ando creando una nue capa de tejido quempide que el tejido se caiga. >> linda asegura haber vuelto a la vida. >> hoy puede consumir todos los alimentos sin molestia y se acabaron l dolores de pecho y las malas noches. >

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she was wearing a special avenue launch safety device earlier on tod today. described how it saved her life. >> it's not liking a snowy ride. it feels like you're in washing machine and you're being flipped and tumbled. >> what is the latest on what could have caused the bigger of these avalanches? >> well, it was a skier, one of those skiers that headed out into the back country that triggered the avalanche. there's were a dozen skiers. there wasn't a high risk of avalanche, but as the day went on that happened. in parts of the west this is the biggest avalanche threat they have seen in 30 years. a very dangerous situation in some places because there hasn't been a lot of snow in some places this year. when you get on top of it, it can trigger the avalanches. many of the skiers were able to sk dig out. there were three men that were unable to. their friends did dig them occuout. they did cpr, but they were delayed dead on the mountain. >>> critics say rick santorum's comments on birth control, public schools and women in the military are painting the picture

the one that we visited that had the people from out of state in the parking lot had this tod say.e not taking out of state patients? since when? and after several attempts to speak with someone at the clinic who chased us away, i finally managed to get a person on the line. a lot of the doctors who we spoke to in law enforcement say that a lot of addicts actually go to your clinic to get prescription drugs because they say it's very easy, do you care to comment? i would love to be able to do an on camera interview with you. would you be available, we could come ... but with doctors in florida prescribing oxy at five times the national average, people driving into the state from all over the u.s., to get their pills and an average of 11 floridians dying every day from prescription overdoses, the reality here in florida is becoming difficult to ignore. in july, facing mounting pressure, the governor approved a law to create a prescription drug monitoring program. state representative kelly skidmore was instrumental in getting the bill passed. >>this prescription drug monitoring prog

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similar for groupon and pandora and also zynga, it's up about 17 tod 17%. they're getting the facebook bump. we still don't know where facebook is going to trade, up next, we're going to talk with one guy who knows this violent world as new violence breaks out in cairo. stay right there. when bp made a commitment to the gulf, we were determined to see it through. here's an update on the progress. we're paying for all spill related clean-up costs. bp findings supports independent scientists studying the gulf's environment. thousands of environmental samples have been tested and all beaches and waters are open. and the tourists are back. i was born here, i'm still here and so is bp. at meineke i have options... like oil changes starting at $19.95. my money. my choice. my meineke. >>> it has been been 24 hours since we first brought you those startling pictures of a soccer match turned deadly in egypt. want to take you now to some live pictures there showing crowds still gathering in cairo in protest of the violence that left 79 people dead. imagine that, almo

tod today's 9/11 generation of veterans has earned a special place. veterans and all the brave men and women who serve our country are the reason why america's military is the greatest in the history of the world. in the face of great odds and danger they get the job done. they work as a team. they personify the best that to offer.s that is true on the ballot fr t front, but we are here today because it is also true on the home front. after a decade of war, our nation needs to do some building right here in the united states of america. this morning we received more good news about our economy. in january american businesses added another 257,000 jobs. the unemployment rate came down because more people found work. all together we have added 3.7 million new jobs the last 23 months. now, these numbers will go up and down in the coming months and there are still far too many americans who need a job or need a job where the pay is better than what they have now. but the economy is growing stronger. the recovery is speeding up. we have to do everything in

your weather coming up next. ,,,, saint ignatius prep in san francisco is closed for a good cleaning tod s has made dozens of >>> back at 5:15. in the headlines on this wednesday, saint ignatius prep in san francisco is closed for a good cleaning today and for a good reason. there is a stomach virus that's spreading and it has made dozens of students sick. >> they are sanitizing the school this morning. >>> pg&e customers may soon have the option to opt out of those high-tech smartmeters if they pay a fee. state regulators are expected to vote on a new plan today. >>> facebook is expected to file for its initial public offering today. now, it may raise about $10 billion with the offering. that would mean that it would beat google's record as the largest tech ipo ever. >> elizabeth is buying! [ laughter ] >> all of us buying the whole round. >>> let's go outside live look at the golden gate bridge. you can see what's going on. it's a little slick on the roads this morning so you may want to give yourself a little extra time. you may want to be careful on the roads. we haven't seen too man

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t, you know, picky tod might not come up with the same picks as five years ago or eight years ago. you know, you are constantly putting a finger up to a different wind, depending on who you are, at a certain time, and also have, it has to be said, what is offered to you. >> rose: you were once a dresser for somebody who was in a performance with ralph richardson. >> uh-huh. nigel hoffman. >> nigel offer and what did you learn watching him? >> well, beth of those great arguments, actors, ralph richardson i couldn't tell where the acting was, that was the thing. i didn't know where the words were coming from, you know, it was tough to spot the machinery, i see how he shaped that sentenced or she, i can -- i can feel the thought process, i can see them placing a word within a tool, i didn't know where one word was coming from. tt w lin-sanity if you like. >> rose: yes, yes. >> complete -- and he was crazy too. in a weird way. you know, you would just pass him on the stairs in the theatre and i was this lowly dresser, i was studying at roderick at the time, to just meet this great man

the house of delegates in on a bill tod vote legalize same-sex marriage.bill has the votes needed to pass produces water -- one of o'malley's top priorities. district, d.c. police are growing more concerned about a armed robberies. at least 19een on city streets most of themand were in northwest. our sister station, newschannel 8 will have an in-depth report up in just a few minutes. let's take a look at the road with lisa baden. it has been difficult. was a fatal crash this morning in montgomery county on betweenr loop and georgiaavenue avenue. change in that three lanes get by the accident investigation but delays are substantial on 270 before she grove road and on the inner well before old georgetown road. in and out of baltimore, there's accident north of white marsh traffic getting through now. in virginia, it is volume almighty. a little bit of fog south of the metro area. a dense fog advisory until 9:00 degrees in the district. it will be a beautiful afternoon bright sunshine and highs and the low to mid 50's but gusty it looks likely that we will s

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tod today's highs mid-40s to 50s and we could get snow in northern virginia and panhandle >>> we're backis saturday morning, february 4, 2012. new york city as folks o outside of the plaza wave a big hello to their friends and family back home. there's another crowd in indianapolis, and this one is quite large and loud. look at them, in the rain and everything, gearing up for super bowl xlvi tomorrow. we want to thank everybody out for coming out to spend part of their saturday morning with us. of course, our super bowl coverage continue this jenna hn indianapolis. it's a cold rain but it's not dampening anything, is it? >> reporter: it's been gorgeous every single week except for 7:00 a.m., i kid you not. this is the first batch of rain we've had. i love saying this. you know when you go out on a date with someone and they say how was it, you say, that was nice, that's usually a bad thing. here, it's amazing. it's called hoosier hospitality. they're some of the nicest people we ever meat. kate has brought 97,000 of her extended family here and all of these guys came out in the rain to h

so let me start obviously with senator hutchison, and i -- she didn't mention to d mention tod. that's three times he's been mentioned. and jared thompson and tom russell. that's a very, very tough position, to be leading negotiator. because people figure out, the interest groups, who to with to and who to pester and who to follow up with. i have that same situation with, you know, ellen denesky is incredible. i called her at 11:00 i think last night and she was fine and well and she got sick and now she's already back at work. so does that mean she's not sick any longer? i don't know. but they're -- they're driven to excel. they're driven to drive the product home in ways which are inspiring. to my left sits james reid, who is the number two person on that committee, who, as far as i can tell, knows everything about everything. and certainly about any discussion that comes up on -- in terms of the commerce committee. he's tireless. he has young children. and the tension that that creates. i mean, not in principle but just the idea that you've got to occasionally show up at home

tod underway off the senate floor. and we'll get to that momentarily. right now we'll go live to the pentagon briefing room where they're bringing up a military mortuary briefing at dover air force base in delaware. that base receives the bodies of deceased soldiers being returned in battle. this briefing comes at culmination into an investigation into mishandled remains at the base. >> before turning it over to general abizaid to describe the report's findings and conclusions let me say attorney general panetta grateful to. general abizaid and members devoting time and energy to this mission. secretary panetta remains the highest care for our remains of our fallen heroes. he asked deputy carter and chairman dempsey to work with the leadership of military services to develop a implementation plan on the report's recommendations. these recommendations for the air force as well as other services and dod components will strengthen the chain of command, improve oversight and help reduce the risk that these problems will occur again. secretary panetta believ

application of the antitrust laws to end the anticompetitive abuses all too prevalent in this industry tod today. i urge my colleagues to support this amendment. i ask unanimous consent that my statement be printed at an appropriate place in the record next to the text of the amendment. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. kohl: thank you very much, madam president. the presiding officer: it will be included. thank you. a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from tennessee is recognized. mr. alexander: madam president, i ask consent to speak as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mr. alexander: thanks, madam president. my late friend, the late alex hayley, the author of "roots," lived his life by these six words -- "find the good and praise it." i'm here to praise a remarkable hero who served in one of the most difficult battles in our nation's history and who today at 90 years of age lives a quiet life in memphis with his family. wilbur k. hoffman, or "bill" to his fellow rangers, was a member of the dog company of