and the lawyer said, tony sarah is drama and the law at its best. wears clunky clothes from the thrift, goes to the podium without notes. he's incredibly hard-hitting and perceptive. he drives old clunker cars. he has long hair. he's just the opposite of everybody's image of a lawyer. and this is the person you want to draw. so that's how it came to be. >> and you spent 17 years on the book. did you follow tony's trials during that time? >> i followed tony in and out of the courtroom for about 10 years. being in tony's presence is a lot like having an overdose of x-rays or something like that. he is intense. once he sort of dumped this book on me -- it was never intended to be my book. it was supposed to be my art and his book. one day he came schlepping boxes and said, here, it's your baby, i don't have time. and i was left crushed under the avalanche of his enormous life that was both fascinating and -- it had so many tributaries to it. i had never written a book before. i had written journals and some articles. i mean, i consider myself a visiona

and the lawyer said, tony sarah is drama and the law at its best. wears clunky clothes from the thrift, goes to the podium without notes. he's incredibly hard-hitting and perceptive. he drives old clunker cars. he has long hair. he's just the opposite of everybody's image of a lawyer. and this is the person you want to draw. so that's how it came to be. >> and you spent 17 years on the book. did you follow tony's trials during that time? >> i followed tony in and out of

or somebody like a tony sarah. what are your thoughts on that? you've practiced. you're a law professor. recently retired. you've taught at a number of different schools. any thoughts on that? >> well, yes, i have lots of thoughts on it. i went to harvard law school. and believe me, when i was there, there was no legal aid at all. everybody was become a corporate lawyer. there was no question about it. you didn't even think about it. it would never even dawn on anybody. i don't think that anybody knew that there were defense attorneys. you know? anyway, at its heart that little clip said something, i think, because kingsfield is actually violating the very stuff he's teaching. he's teaching contract law, which is all about reciprocity between people. and there are implicit promises when a law student comes into a classroom. you know? there are implicit promises about respect, about duties, about obligations. kingsfield is violating all of those. so he's not paying attention in the essence of his being to the most important thing that he's doing. does he know a lot

tony. >> sarah! sarah! >> ladies and gentlemen, to introduce our guest speaker, i want to introduce my co-chairman of cpac. [applause] ♪ she is usually on time. ♪ >> i know. i am going to be fast, i promise. >> [inaudible] >> let's savor the moment, folks. this is the moment that the mainstream media is going to go nuts about. [applause] for the past three days, we have been romneyed, santorumed, and sort of pauled. they can all be easily categories much more than this last speaker. she has hurt thebeat of a very different drummer. it is one that resonates with independent thinkers. she is the embodiment of limited government, personal responsibility. she has the pioneer spirit of a true alaska ann. ise, and now she is .avvy, something happened along the way of that losing campaign. people started to listen more. people started to valuer point of view more. people started to loved sarah more. a conservative thinker and a force that will not be silenced. she has our gratitude and she has our love. let's welc

hour now let's send it over to tony and sarah.ks wisdom. >> thank you. >>> coming up, fox 5 morning news, results are in mitt romney wins big in florida. >> leadership is about taking responsibility. >> that is romney sounding more and more presidential as he takes his money and momentum out west. a look ahead live from florida straight ahead. >> heads up if you use the dupont circle, metro station, live with details about changes that could impact your trip to work. >>> new developments from an occupy camp in the district and an update on a judges ruling that might favour the protestors. fox 5 morning news starts right now >>> there is a live lookout side clouds out there, a little bit of rain falling, as we begin february on a warm note it is wednesday, february

something very pleasurable so it makes sense that it would appear in the brains of those in love sarah tony another type of neurochemical which creates feelings of call was found to be in lower levels in the brains of those newly in love this is seem to explain the anxiety in anxiousness people feel in those initial stages of love since there's not enough serotonin present to provide a calming effect also men who are in love had less testosterone than single men while women in love had more testosterone than single women which fischer said give some biological credence to the popular notion the men in love are tamed while women in love are a little wilder. another neuro chemical oxytocin which is released in the brains of both men and women during sex and is essentially the hormone in the body that promotes attachment and emotional empathy is present in higher levels in those in love there actually is a chemical keeping those in love together beyond the research conducted at rutgers prior research has also shown that sent has a great deal of influence when it comes to love for example resea

of the district of columbia, sarah simmons joins us live to explain the project good morning sarah. >> tony and allison, i know you are both pretty much history buffs you will find this interesting i did as well here eastern avenue, that intersection this is the location of where one of those boundary stones is located we could take a look real quick many people this makes it look like any other random stone these are important pieces of our history the oldest federal monuments are what these are with me to explain this today, a state regent with the district of columbia, daughters of the american revolution you are joined by some other members as well. >> thanks for talking with us. >> thank you. >> first off give us an idea what these boundary stones how important are these these date back to our 1700s. >> these are the oldest national landmarks we have in the united states, in 1790, president george washington, was directed to establish a nations capital, and after enlisting the services of andrew elicott a surveyor and a freed slave and astronomer they did an extensive survey of the are

all right, that is a look at weather sarah and tony back to the desk. >> thanks tucker. in here. >>> adele about to make a big come back you know she has been sidelined for awhile. where she will perform for the first time in months. >>> is lyndsey lohan on the move? maybe out of the country? that would be so wonderful dax holt with tmz joins us after the break to tell us why she moved all her stuff to storage. we will be back  >>> after weeks of rest, super star adele is about to set fire at the grammys she will take the stage in los angeles, february 12th to sing a song her first performance in 5 months, adele under went surgery on her stressed vocal cords, back in november. >>> it is time to check the latest hollywood headlines we are joined by dax holt from tmz tucker is here as well and we are just now getting breaking news, from you all at tmz distressing news, dax do you want to tell us. >>> very sad news, don cornelius, the very very famous host of soul train, producer creator of that show that changed tv was found dead this morning, basically, th

america runs on dunkin' coffee. >> good morning i am tony perkens. >> i am sarah simmons, alison is offking up and getting right back on the campaign trail a look at last night's primary numbers. >> americans shelling out big time for the big game the money we are spending on super bowl keeps getting bigger and it could be a good sign for the economy. >>> so what is cooking for you on sunday? all the flavour without all the fat. just salt and pepper are here with tasty treats you won't know they are healthy for you. >> that is the key. >> tastes good and healthy? how is that possible. >>> the king of junk food is down stairs ready to give us the weather. >> yes, perhaps he has stopped snacking to focus on today's conditions hey, tucker. >> hey, that is so sweet of you sarah by the way. let's get to it and let you know light rain showers continue to press east we will brea

sarah. >> reporter: hi tony and allison how are you?ing well thanks for joining us on the phone it is super early out there. >> it is and if it is loud it is because i am getting on the airplane as we speak so those are airplane noises. >> well, give us your overall impressions what it was like what the show was like. >> et was an awesome experience, it was so sad that whitney had to die less than 24 hours beforehand and so i didn't know how they were going to treat it, you know i was a little nervous that the whole show would be a little depressing but i thought it wasn't i thought, ll cool jay saying the prayer before the show starletted was an -- started was an amazing way to start it, jennifer hudson sent chills through my body she was the perfect person to do that, and the none anything is that -- the funny thing is that the place was silent they said there were 22,000 people in the staples center when jennifer hudson took the stage it was so silent i could hear the fans at the top of staples center blowing air down she was the per

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doesn't bigger than this, sarah palin. tony perkins. ann coulter.dential candidates. only three of the four? methinks there is something going on. joining me is goldie taylor, managing editor of the goldie taylor project and ed he espino and ed, okay you three, thanks for being here, let's start with you, matt. some people say this is like a whole super process to do king making with the straw poll but now i hear that ron paul, the guy who won the big straw poll at the end of cpac the last two years isn't going to show up, matt? what is this about? >> there is a caucus that ends on saturday in maine and ron paul has a strategy about accumulating delegates, unlikely he will be the nominee, so i don't understand why he's not going, the convention cpac start today, today through saturday, there is a straw poll saturday afternoon he could have come for a little bit. but this is a big thing for governor romney, for senator santorum, and for speaker gingrich, activists, media, largest conference anywhere in the country, so it comes at an important time wh

tony pann. >> what, no happy valentine's day for me? only for sarah? we have some sprinkles in the forecast. ava marie has managed to find some chocolate. >> good morning. if think i could smell at out. it is amazing the smell. we're getting ready for a valentine's day. they have been making wonderful chocolate for decades. you are one of the owners here. you married into this job family. what is that like -- to marry into this chocolate family/ >> it is sweet. we have orders for about 100. >> when to open up? >> 8:30. >> we have to halt the strawberries to make. >> the child has to be 85 degrees to get a nice coating on the strawberry -- the chocolate has to be 85 degrees. the chocolate is melted. this gets cooled off as it goes around. >> a chocolate conveyor belt. show us how it is done. >> i will go on this side. grab the strawberries. >> we're making it work. >> i tried to get -- that is beautiful. you're making it look so beautiful. >> are you ready to try? >> i will try. i have the stick. put that in the strawberry. i don't think that has enough chocolate. that is a beautiful. i'm sur

sarah palin will get a warm welcome. my colleague tony is a big sarah palin and to resist and i turn that be over to him completely and she will close th events today. > host: c-span will be live at cpac at about 3:00 and you can find out more about our coverage on our website, c-span.org. we are expecting to hear from senator john cornyn and grover norquist and former alaska governor sarah palin. there is a presidential straw poll. how influential is that? what are you looking to come out of that? guest: all stroke balls are influential but one has to remember that this will be -- all straw polls would are influential but one must remember that ron paul generates enthusiasm a young -- among the young people and does very well as troubles. and they turn out and vote and ron paul is not participating in the cpac. his son, centre rand paul of kentucky filled in as a surrogate and did a good job. he will be a force there. on the other hand, i don't think he has much put as much priority in this straw poll as others. host: we're looking at "t

tony >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we're dealing with an accident in westminster along 140 near malcolm drive. police on the scene. we continue to run smoothly. no problems on the j.f.x. into town. a nice start on 95 coming down from the white marsh region. 68 as you approach the 32 in howard county. not dealing with any problems elsewhere. will up to you at greenspring. inner loop traffic towards the j.f.x. is a very light. we switch over to traffic on 795. southbound traffic, perhaps more of volume as folks tried to avoid 140. we will keep you posted. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> moving along nicely on the busses. light rail has a 20-minute delay. on time service on the the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail and metro updates are available on demand by phone from 5:00 until 9:00 in the morning at 410-500-4444. that is 410-500-4444. now

we'll find out if the prediction is right on with tony >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. right now most of the major roadways are ok. we're seeing a bit of delay in the bwi at the city. use extra caution. an accident still being cleared. 57 on the outer loop at edmondson. moving well from 795 down. the j.f.x. in good shape into town. no problems on 95 as you make your way to the fort mchenry. tapping the brakes on 395 down towards 95. on 95, at 63 miles per hour in the area of havre de grace. everything running smoothly on the rest of the major roadways. this is franklin boulevard. southbound traffic building just a bit. the harrisburg expressway down to the beltway, a nice start. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> moving along nicely so far. no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail on schedule. metro subway also on time. the one bus diverting at fort and lawrence because of constructi

tap for another warm day but some rain is in the forecast -- tony >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. right now we're off to a smooth start on the area roads. speeds around 58 on the west side outer loop past 795. looking good on 83 south. across the key bridge, we have a bit of a delay in the outer loop as folks make the way through the construction zone at the curtis creek drawbridge. so far the b-w parkway in great shape and the rest of the area roads in howard county checking out ok. this is 95 at 395. no problems to report in towards conaway. a nice start in howard county. 29 at 32 checking out just fine. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> good morning. a few delays on the buses. light rail on schedule. metro subway also on time. mark trains operating on schedule on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. i am kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. good morning. another warm day today. we have some big ch

sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. this is your wednesday morning commute. tonyit is your fault! 39 miles per hour on the inner loop of the curtis creek drawbridge. two-way traffic pattern is set up but expect a delay. 58 on southbound 295. moving well down to the capital beltway. 55 in the outer loop on the west side and moving well on 95 through howard county. we will update you on our cameras. 83 at padonia road looks pretty good. southbound traffic moving without delay. this is greenspring. inner loop traffic and so far so good towards the j.f.x. a smooth start down to 28 street. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> we have a delay on the light rail running about 20 minutes late. marc trains on time. on the buses, the 23 and 15 buses not stopping at saratoga and howard. the one bus diverting at fort and lawrence. updates are available on demand by phone weekday mornings from 5:00 until 9:00 at 410-500-4444. that is 410-500-4444. now back

. >> sarah simmons is there surrounded with all that deliciousness. >> good morning, tony and allisonfeel excitement in the air. everybody is very excited. i'm not sure if it's that or just the sugar that's in the air. there are here at rfk. with me here right now is tanya muse. thanks so much for talking with us today. thinks a huge delivery just in this one spot. yes. we have 60 in the washington, d.c. area but thinks the largest drop. >> just here in this area, one of -- we sold over four million boxes. >> tell me a little bit you kind of got a well oiled machine going on, the system of how people are coming through. these are volunteers picking up cookies for the other girl scouts. >> yes. we have 26,000 volunteers in the washington, d.c. region and this is all run by them. they check in. the troop leaders and cookie moms check in and they pull their car up and there is a box of trucks for each cookie. that's just an assembly line. they pull up. i see them really busy, pulling off cases and cases of cookies. >> where are all of these going? >> this drop here is dedicated to washin

. >> sarah simmons is back with more. >> reporter: well, tony and alison each of those contests is not huge in and of themselves but add all those up together the three state sweep means rick santorum has won four contests he won iowa after a recount and romney won three states. >> wow. >> that just about says it all rick santorum, basking in three victories, missouri's primary was nothing more than a straw poll but he won caucuses in minnesota and colorado. >> i don't stand here claiming to be the conservative alternative to mitt romney, but to barack obama. >> it was a stunning series of losses for mitt romney. >> i expect to become our nominee with your help. >> ron paul did well newt gingrich was in ohio campaigning for their primary next month it is a risky move some an lests are quick to point out these are nonbinding contests no actual delegates were awarded even if the expectation is santorum will pick up a good share. >> it has given him a chance to dominate here for the next couple days, the public attention and let's see if he can convert it into something where they are goi

tony, there we go. here they are, you want to take a quick look this is tuckers prediction he thought the ravens were going to be in the game and then sarahriots, okay and then, when we have some smart people tony, that is the exact score i predicted as well, 35-31 you had the margin of victory correct, alison, 31- 21 with the g-men, wisdom's prediction we will discount it he predicted every team to win the super bowl. >>> giants one hour then he was a saints fan during -- he was like niners i couldn't figure out whether he was coming our going but i was very impressed you guys went with me on the giants pick because i don't know if you heard me say this all year you just can't spell elite without eli. >> geez. >> actually i thought we were going to get through this. i thought wow we are going to get through this. >> let me ask you a question though, super star, chad ochocinco. double 0. >> yeah, he caught one pass. >> he is a nonfactor for that team for the majority of the year if you can't get deep and make plays with tom brady you can't make plays, the rand writing is on -- the handwriting is on the wall maybe he is done. >> maybe peyt

sarah similar monos is back with more. >>> alison and -- simmons is back with more. >> alison and tony, the pentagon will make recommendations to let women serve in jobs closer to the battlefield although women have been working closer to front lines as medics, military police, intelligence officers in iraq and afghanistan over the last decade they will not serve as infantry soldiers in tanks or special operations forces but will allow them to serve at the battallion level until now those were considered too close to combat so women could for example fly helicopters or give medical assistance the biggest changes are expected in army and marine corps which have banned women from more jobs the navy and airforce do. the report was supposed to be out last spring and comes almost a year after the independent panel called for the pentagon to list the ban. big changes on the front lines there. >> thank you. >> u.s. military personnel will have access to healthier foods thanks to the first lady, later today michelle obama and pentagon officials will ensure healthier foods on military bases, under the new obesity and nutrition awaren

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