look at your skin, figure out if you need to change toner, moisturizer, exfoliate. those are things to look for. >> good timing to look for moles or things that have not been there. >> a body check is important this time of year. be sure to go into a room that's really well lit. use mirrors to look in your scalp, behind your ears, head to toe, between your toes and

teachers' planning targeted instructions and the second one was when she told me i better learn to load toner into the xerox machine. now, i'm pretty good that the now thanks to monica. there's nothing that monica won't do for our school and our community. when she went on maternity leave we attempted to create a list of her job responsibilities for the substitute and after about the 30th item we decided that there was no way on earth a substitute was going to be able to do half of what we were putting on this list. she goes so far above and beyond for our community. i'm originally from upstate new york, we're huge hockey fans and the biggest commendation we can give a goalie is if we say that the goal where ay would stand on his head for his teammates. i truly believe that monica would stand on her head for our school, for our community, for our staff members. she's just that good. and from being an active member of our school council to helping our elac make sugar cane skulls, there's pretty much nothing she won't do, organizing our orientation, running incredibly engaging literacy groups f

. >> if you tune in, you will just see toner bars. >> or spinning chairs. >> right. >> we should be putting some of that back into the economy there very shortly. let's take a look at radar. they've had snow up in the mountain and rain to the east. in the next few hours we'll see some of this down by washington heading into the central maryland areas. out to the west. where it is a little colder. maybe some wet snow flakes late tonight. we're still at 40, haven't dropped that much. and the dewpoints are a little higher than they were. 96%, northeast winds. the barometer holding steady. we saw snow last night. northern cal, northern fredrick, northern baltimore and northern harper. and lancaster may see a little bit of a lightning snow. 32 some freezing fog in oakland right now. freezing out there. they'll see a little bit more snow. down to the south and east with temperatures in the low 40s, they'll just stay light rain. right now upper 30s and 40s around the region. winds will continue to bring in this cool damp air. and it will shift to the north. eventually they will shift to the northw

state department spokesman mark toner said today that the u.s.ing of libyan crude oil by qatar against fighting against gadhafi. he confirmed they marketed 1 million barrels of crude among other topics. this is 50 minutes, and we'll watch this until secretary of state hillary clinton speaks at 8:45 eastern time. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon, everyone, happy tuesday. welcome to the state department, just a couple things at the top, and then i'll talk your question -- questions, plural -- i imagine you'll have more than one. secretary clinton did meet with qatar this mornings leading up to other meetings of course leading up to united states officials including president obama later this week. they did discuss a wide range of regional and bilateral issues including the ongoing situation in libya, and the secretary had the opportunity during that meeting to thank him for qatar's hosting of this week's meeting of the libyan contact group as well as qatar's support for u.n. support resolution 1973 and operation unified protecter. as you

earlier today, spokemans mark toner said the u.s.upports the marketing of libyan crude oil by qatar on behalf of rebels fighting against muammar gaddafi. he gave these rashes at the top of today's briefing, here's that portion. >> just a cup of things at the top, then i'll take your question. questions, plural, i imagine you'll have more than one. secretary clinton did meet with sheikh amir today leading up to his meetings with other officials they discussed a range of bilateral issues including the situation in libya and the secretary did have the opportunity to thank s -- to thank him for qatar's hosting of this week's meeting of the libya contact group as well as qatar's support for u.n. resolution 73 and operation unified protector. she'll also be meeting this afternoon with -- >> on the meeting, it's just burns, feldman and fwor don who are there? >> correct. i'll double check on that >> do you know if -- we heard that someone else is traveling co-doha as well. >> i don't have any information on that. >> are any of your official

look at your skin, figure out if you need to change toner, moisturizer, exfoliate.ehind your ears, head to toe, between your toes and everywhere else. you are looking for irregular moles -- size, color, shape, border, acemetery, pimples that don't go away. have them evaluated. it's a great time to make sure everything you have on your body is safe. >> start using sunscreen. if you have left overs from last year, does that work this year? >> use sunscreen 365 days a year, but not everybody pays attention to the rules that we recommend. especially this time of year people come in with sun burns all the time. look at the expiration dates. most have a shelf life of two, three years. if your product is lasting that long you're not using enough. use enough to get the spf you need. >> people get confused. is 15 enough, does a higher number mean more protection? >> a 15 blocks 93% of the sun's rays. with a 30 you block out only 97% so you don't get a big jump by doubling the spf. but most people don't apply enough. if you apply a little bit and your sunscreen lasted from la

we also face new threats like the discovery in october, 2010 of explosives in toner cartridges addressed and synagogues in chicago and shipped on fedex and ups cargo flights. the cyber threat is also increasingly severe. they pose a danger to our critical infrastructure. defending the u.s. against such attacks would be an urgent priority. so we would like to offer our assessment today where the government is implementing a 9/11 commission recommendations. an emergency preparedness we have made some progress to establishing the unity of command in other words, one person responsible for coordinating efforts and disasters. but having said that, our recommendations are still a long way from being fully implemented. we found too many community leaders and first responders have mentioned to us that many metropolitan areas still haven't solved the problem of having unified command structure. moreover, an acceptable that the government still is not allocated additional 10 megahertz of radio spectrum, d-block as you mentioned to public safety, so that the first responders can communicate the dis

we also face new threats like the discovery in october, 2010 of explosives in toner cartridges addressedcargo flights. the cyber threat is also increasingly severe. they pose a danger to our critical infrastructure. defending the u.s. against such attacks would be an urgent priority. so we would like to offer our assessment today where the government is implementing a 9/11 commission recommendations. an emergency preparedness we have made some progress to establishing the unity of command in other words, one person responsible for coordinating efforts and disasters. but having said that, our recommendations are still a long way from being fully implemented. we found too many community leaders and first responders have mentioned to us that many metropolitan areas still haven't solved the problem of having unified command structure. moreover, an acceptable that the government still is not allocated additional 10 megahertz of radio spectrum, d-block as you mentioned to public safety, so that the first responders can communicate the disaster. now, i recognize that the efforts and the leaders