here are photos of the twins at grand mommy's house. my mom is a pianoist. they're maestros. and here they are at central park in new york looking at the animals. and now photos from you. illinois friends, 5-year-old emily, 4-month-old hahailey. doctors told her she would never have children. surprise. and vancouver mom vanessa and her 4-year-old who loves to cuddle while watching our show. vanessa says the show encourages her to cherish every day with her baby girl. amen, sister. thank you, friends. >> that's when she's asking her grandmother for her house payment so she can get out of jail. now, i want to take a shot cue me into the new york control room. all these people you're seeing right now are coming in my ear talking about how they feel sorry for misty croslin. this is the woman that was either integral, key -- look at me, liz, brett, rosie, i see you -- integral in the disappearance of a 5-year-old girl or was doped out of her skull. the girl is likely dead, all right? i don't want to hear you whining about her behind bars trying to rip her grandmother off of her ho

that's a twin-engine cessna. cessna manufactured in 1974.oing to need a whole lot of rehabilitation after this landing. take a look at what happened when they brought this plane in. did a great job setting it down on the mainlanding gear, the rear landing gear right there on the numbers of runway 12. and then keeping it off the ground as they slow down the engines and also keep the nose in the air just as long as possible to bleed off all air speed. then they set it down on the nose wheel, and you can see it collapse and, oh, that has to sound ugly to the a pilot in a cockpit of what used to be a very nice airplane. that twin-engine cessna collapsing but, obviously, nobody hurt. the pilot did a beautiful be job. you have to think that those were, perhaps, military pilots based on those green jump suits they were wearing. jane: yeah. i think we're getting some word it may have been a u.s. coast fancy feast appetizers. [dinner bell chimes] high quality ingredients like wild alaskan salmon in a delicate broth, without by-products or fillers. fa

we'll take a look back at twin snowfalls that crippled maryland this month. >>> it was pretty clear and nice most of the day. >> can we count on sunshine tomorrow? >> we'll have to see. >> let's go to jessica starr. jessica? >> it was a great day today. we're going to squeeze out one more nice day before changes head our way. temperatures right now comfortable. 39 degrees in baltimore. 43 degrees in d.c. 28 still in oakland. winds were strong for today. they did gust up to 21 miles an hour. switching gears a little bit. we're dry right now. most of the northeast was fairly comfortable and dry. although, you can see another system that is already developing and organizing itself. not a lot of moisture with it. it is an area of low pressure that is going to work its way right in our direction. i'll have more details on that in a few minutes. first, 25 degrees at 6:00 a.m. 40 degrees tomorrow. again, i'll have a more in-depth look in a few minutes. >>> well, with a few games left in the season, the terps' are proving they deserve to go to the big dance. the terps' were looking for their ni

clouds will break up which is the twinned for this afternoon. -- trende for this afternoon.ostly clear tonight. temperatures will drop back into the 20 kooky. we are watching the storm coming out of the gulf of mexico. it will be with us friday and saturday. i think it will be a mix of snow, sleet, rain and then be all snow by the weekend. it is too early to talk about who is going to get what. we will keep an eye out on the storm. 36 on friday. everything changes to snow on sunday if the storm track holds. stay tuned. >> let us get in another check on school closings and delays. >> anne arundel county, charles county closed. prince george's -- a two hour delay for baltimore city, baltimore county, howard, cecil, frederick, carroll county. russell college, harvard college at 11:00. we will keep posted. for a full list go to our web site wbaltv.com. >> will you be teaching your class today? >> it was last night. >> thanks. our weather coverage continues on our web sites wbaltv.com. 30 degrees. much more ahead on 11 news today. >> including one of your answers to our watercool

. >> she is ready for -- her main fear, with twin boys in tow, is the possibility of wind gusts of knocking out power grid >> we have our flashlights ready to go. it is easy to keep ourselves warm, but when you have little kids, you do not want power, heat, cold. >> others feel like after shoveling out, a couple of inches does not sound so bad. >> i think we are all adjusted to snow. i do not think that will affect us in the least. the winds are scary. >> metro is staging personnel and equipment throughout the system. pepco as telling us they are ready to move in full restoration mode. if necessary. >>> thank you. for all your storm watch coverage and weather alerts, go to our weather page at wjla.com. >>> a developing story of orlando. a trader at sea world is dead after being killed by all will. the show was starting when it happened. the trader was one of the park's most experienced. >> we had a female trainer in the wheel holding area. she fell into the tank. she was fatally injured by one of the whale. >> it is closed while officials investigate. >>> the man in the driver's seat at toy

when we come back, we will continue our far-flung coverage on today's twin disasters.tuned to fox news. ever. >> geraldo: continuing our special fox news coverage on the earthquake in chile and enormous quake, 8.8 on the richter scale. one of the largest earthquakes in recorded history spawning, of course, the tsunami we have been talking about. joining me right now from washington, d.c. is chris mcmullen, the deputy assistant secretary of state for the western hemisphere. thank you very much for being with me. we heard the president address today, he assured the chilean people that the people of the united states stand by them, having been in chile and experienced them sending aid and comfort to other nations that have been afflicted in natural disasters is this the kind of situation where they feel they can handle it on their own? what can the united states do to augment or assist in that process? >> well, i think you're right, geraldo. first of all, let me just express again our condolences to the chilean people and also to commend the chilean government and particu

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. >> this was the moment that twin bombs exploded in two luxury hotels in the heart of the prestigious business district last year. indonesias image as a country that had managed to get a grip on terror was shattered. that is why was so important for them to find the man they believe to be responsible for the attacks. he was caught and killed in a raid last year after the blast. the man on trial today is believed to be one of his accomplices. als the room in the hotel where one of the bombs went off. >> arriving in court was another suspect. he and his accomplices are being charged with violating anti- terror laws in indonesia. they could face the death penalty if found guilty. this trial could provide vital clues on where the funding came from. and in -- information that could help the authorities continue with their fight against terror. >> tensions are escalating in tree long cut -- sri lanka. supporters of the general clashed with pro-government activists. more than 160 bodies have been recovered from a mountain path in afghanistan after a series of major avalanches. officials said

. >> larry: you have twin daughter -- twin granddaughters. >> yes. >> >> larry: how is lisa marie doingthe love of our lives. we've been captivated by them. they're so cute. watching them grow and walk around. i'm still in shock of how little they are. they have so much control. >> larry: how old are they now? >> they're a little over, what, about 15 months. around 15 months. >> larry: did the michael jackson, that whole thing hit you hard? >> i know it hit lisa very hard. >> larry: it did? >> it did. it hit her very hard. >> larry: they remained friends? >> yes, they did. they remained friends. >> larry: how's your life? you're running -- we were out at graceland a couple years. had a great time. that was a great show. >> larry: are you doing well? >> thank you, i am doing well. it's been busy but it's good. >> larry: no matter what you have in your life, right, relationships, success, no matter what you do, you're always elvis' wife. right? you can't shake that. didn't change the name. >> no. no. no. but, you know, it's been -- it's been really good. i think that just the mere fact, y

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marcus morris, sophomore twins have fouled out with 10 points. anderson. >> bob: he's been everywhere. blocking shots, playing defense, rebounding. he's been the guy who has made it happen -- even though they have balanced scoring which you need to beat the number one team in the nation, he has been the focal point of this team, especially early on in the game when things were more in doubt. >> dick: there is his 22nd point, his average. this is a man yesterday who couldn't practice. went to the chiropractor, and an hour before the game no one knew if he could play. can he ever -- even though wounded with that bad back -- spasms. foul, as collins had his pass intercepted by anderson, but the foul against oklahoma state goes against moses. >> bob: mr. anderson has been fabulous. the catch-and-shoot -- very much. he's made four threes. he's got seven of those. and a blocked shot near the end of the game. how about the traffic. he's good in there also. a very well rounded offensive player. 22 points, and the talk by mr. enberg is one of his new favo

when i watched on television the devastation of the twin towers, i thought a lot about that and about the fact that my eldest daughter had had a new baby girl five days before. and about love and continuing and fear and hope. and this poem is a reaction to those thoughts and feelings. the poem is called september song, a poem in seven days. and i would like to read two days in the poem . >> tuesday, 9/11, thunder and lightning and our world is another. no day will ever be the same. no blood untouched . they know this storm in other wheres, israel, ireland, palestine. but god has blessed america, we think. and god has blessed america, to learn is that no one is-- the world is one. all fear is one. all life, all death , all one. sunday morning, 9:16. the st. mary's river flows as if nothing has happened. i watch it with my coffee, afraid and sad as are we all. somebody wants to hate and i hurt cursed with raw memory, cursed with a desire to understand have never been good at hating. now this new grand daughter, born into a violent world, as if nothing has happened. and i am consumed wit

basically a movement that practice politics without portfolio, and the civil rights movements evil twin that record dr. king's dream of a beloved community. when, in fact, when you think about the black power movement and look at what it occurred, black power really grows out of the same historical context that produces civil rights that it is really going out of early 20th century african-american activism, people like marcus garvey, hubert harrison, the harlem renaissance. and in its postwar context it is going out of the activism of malcolm x and the nation of islam, but actual people who are in detroit, james and grace lee boggs, james baldwin and hansberry. so we think about black power, it's got a very ecumenical, very secular side to it. and it is a site that people don't discuss. one of the most interesting aspects of study the black power movement is the way in which there is an intellectual, social, political culture component. so on one score, black our activists try to transform curriculums in high schools and colleges. on another they try to transform african-american consc

. >> reporter: with speed and precision, an airborne swat team closes in on twin targets. >> move!move! >> reporter: a suspicious airplane and car. >> don't move! look at me, sir! >> reporter: working side by side, federal agents and miami-dade police officers finish the takedown. >> we are clear! >> reporter: days before this super bowl, this training has taken on an added urgency as security forces prepare for a possible attack. across south florida, coast guard fast boats are patrolling the waterfront. homeland security choppers and military fighters are scanning some 50 miles of coastline. on game day, they'll enforce a 30-mile no-fly bubble around sun life stadium. but most security will be found here on the ground. 64 different agencies-- more than a thousand officers-- and a range of hardware from armed vehicles to bomb dogs and radiation officers. homeland security secretary janet napolitano says there is no credible threat against the super bowl. but it's an obvious target and the recent attempted bombing of northwest flight 253 is a warning that al qaeda is intent on hitt

we want to show you pictures from twin cities pick. this used to resemble an apartment -- twit pick. this is entire sides of buildings just gone. another shot of a bridge and road. we have seen the bridge in different shots before but this is the latest image postd that shows you how severe thing was as concrete is folding over the road like a wet noodle. rebar sticking out and crumpled pieces of bridges. another twitter user posted this picture of a church clearly damaged, bricks in the streets. people dazed, walking around neighborhoods and businesses surveying the damage. many trying to stay out of structures and out in the open sparing aftershocks and further damage. the images coming out of chile on twitter have darkened in tone with pictures of bodies pulled from the rubble, lifeless remains pulled out of crushing debris. it takes a lot to break a building in half. seeing these images would worry any one who has loved ones in chile. within hours of the quake sites popped up like this one. a people finder, if you are looking for s

. >> also at twin brook you had a switch disruption. >> reporter: yes, that is through twin brook.y are able to go through that station but just at slower speeds because of the switch problem. >> give us an overall update. tell us about rail and buses. >> reporter: we have about a dozen routes that are on snow emergency routes throughout the system, but most are running. just be patient. they are running on the same icy roads as all the cars. >> thanks a lot. >>> the capitals keep the nhl's longest streak alive. >> media day coming up in sports. stay with us. >> here is a look at who is celebrating a birthday today, february 3rd. he is 77. football hall-of-famer, 70 years old. when nes paltrow's mom is 67. another hall of fame quarter back is 65. actress morgan fair child is 60. he was in the producers, nathan lane 64. and rapper sean kings son turns 20 today. >>> good morning. i'm brett hay were with your wake-up sports. the caps are the number one team in the conference. that has never happened before, nor has it happened they won 11 games in a row. he is riding a personal seven-

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and traffic lights -- in the twin oaks section. at the dock, another accident location for you. on the major roadways, a pretty good shape. it helps that schools are delayed this morning. we're not seeing the same volume that we normally see. 20 minutes on this west side outer loop. here is a live view and a couple of spots, at 100, great shape. northbound sat down in this direction at howard county. -- northbound and southbound in this direction of the howard county. tony has a check on the forecast. >> the storm is pulling away to the east. still some snow showers and flurries and it the northwest -- snow showers and flares in the northwest suburbs. upper 20s and loaf 30's. forecast for today is a little bit of sunshine and a breakdown in the clouds later this afternoon. a chance for a couple of snow showers and flurries. >> our next live update coming your way at 8:25. >>> 8:00 now on a wednesday morning. it's the 3rd day of february 2010, and harry potter fans, take a look. that is your very first look at the much-anticipated wizarding world of harry potter at universal orla

you're like the olsen twins, who are 23. a bunch to learn. >> your books are about a l.a. teenager that rockets to stardom. and learns the hard way about celebrity and tabloid celebrity. how much of this is based on your own life? >> i based it a lot on the emotional things you go through. there's no how to when it comes to being thrown into this situation. so, to me, it was just -- there were so many moment where's i was, like, this isn't normal. this is crazy. so, when it was all done with, i thought that, you know, this would be a fun way to tell a story. >> and the plot lines sound familiar. your book is being optioned for a movie. i know you're meeting with writers. you said you don't want to star in it, though. how come? >> i don't want to act. i'm not good at it. there's so many talented people out there that can do a better job. >> so, what do you see in your future if you're not acting? >> i love the writing. the writing's been great. and i want to get into production. i'm having a great time with my khol's line. we

happy birthday to texas friend, susan monroe, who sent the twins beautiful homemade blankets. happy birthday, dear susan. >>> i'm in a wooded area down by the school. i need you, like, now. i just found a human skull. >> [ bleep ] detectives told them [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. they got all of their information from me, yet at the same time they're twisting stuff. they've already said they're going to pin this on me if they don't find caylee. >> you purposefully misled us. that was a lie. >> that was a lie. >> let's cut to the chase and end this right now, today. i'm not going to be able to handle this too much longer, brad. >> how come everybody's saying you're lying? >> because nobody [ bleep ] anything i'm saying. >> i grabbed the bottom of the bag and pulled it and pulled it the second time and then a human skull dropped out with hair around it and duct tape across the mouth and i went, oh, god, and immediately came out and called my supervisor and called orange county utilities and notified them that i had found human remains and that i needed the police. >> my entire life has

me take a break right now, and when we come back, we'll continue our far flung coverage on today's twin disasters. stay tuned. [ male announcer ] how can rice production in india affect wheat output in the u.s., the shipping industry in norway, and the rubber industry in south america? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual fds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment objectives, risks, fees, expenses, and other information to read and consider carefully before investing. >> continuing our special fox news coverage on the earthquake in chile. 8.8 on the richter scale, one of the largest earthquakes in recorded history. this morning, of course the tsunami, we have been talking about. and joining me right now from washington d.c., chris mullen, the deputy secretary of state. and we heard the president address today, he assured the people of chile that the people of the united states stand by them. and having been in c

they have nearly 1-year-old twin boys bob and max. word is they are being cared for by a well-respected and experienced nanny. i'm sure that family is helping out and her lawyer, brooke's lawyer says she can see the kids any time she wants and working on becoming the best mother she can be. >> one of the things we were talking about in our meeting is sheen's character on the show mirrors what is happening in real life. >> not kind of, it really does. the character's name is also charlie, by the way. the character is described as an irresistib irresistible, casanova, womanizer, free-wheeling, lets have fun kind of guy. that is how charlie sheen is perceived. if charlie is in rehab or goes to jail in connection with the domestic violence charges against him, it is going to be difficult for the show. this is the highest rated comedy on television. they can't replace him with another actor because charlie sheen has to play this character. they would have to go in a totally different direction with the storyline. cbs and everybody is sweat

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another, paul thompson, pastor of eastside baptist church in twin falls, he said the lord is good, but none had further comments. when they were brought out they looked for solemn, indeed. there were no tears. when they were loaded into one of the suvs they started softly singing a hymn. then when they got taken back to their jail cells the police there made a bigger effort to cover their faces as they were brought out. >> karl, what happens to these people next? >> reporter: right. well, all ten have been taken back to their jail cells. the judicial police headquarters. that's close to port-au-prince airport. essentially they're divided. five women in one jail cell. they're all being held in one jail cell. that jail cell i would say is roughly 3 1/2 meters long by probably 2 meters deep. they had, when i went in there, i saw that they had a single bed and then there were a series of mattresses and sheets on the floor. certainly very spartan conditions. the men, also five men in another cell of a similar size. they have at least three or four haitian prisoners in there as well. none of

you win this time good twin!disguising the real deal. >>> a little presidential politics in this portion. bay buchanan, were you surprised the president won the strong vote in cpac? >> not in the least. cpac was packed full with young people, and what are they worried about there? they're worried about that deficit, that's something he's keen on, they're worried about the expense of the wars, and he comes right home. ron paul has been out there. you know what the interesting thing is, in the early days of those debates in the republican primary, i was at most all of them and people ridiculed ron paul when he spoke out, and he just kept speaking and he's got a big following in this country. >> leslie, are you concerned or happy that sarah palin is a threat? or is she a threat? >> i don't think she's a threat. and one of the reasons i don't think she's a threat is what 32% of republicans are saying. like her? we didn't vote for her. i don't think she's qualified to be president. i don't think she's going to run, la

and helped consumers deal with the twin plagues of mortgage fraud and predatory lending. we appointed sonia sotomayor to the supreme court. we passed a service bill named for ted kennedy that's giving young and old a chance to serve their country and their communities. we're working with congress to finally repeal the law that denies gay americans the right to serve the country they love because of who they are. oh, by the way, in the meantime, we prevented the worst financial crisis from getting even worse. turned the economy from contraction to expansion. made the largest investment in clean energy in history, the largest investment in education in decades. expanded the pell grant program, dealt with an h1n1 virus on the side. that's what your support has helped us do at home. abroad we've begun a new era of engagement. we're working with our partners to stop the spread of nuclear weapons, seeking a world free of them. we're working with other nations to confront climate change. we are now a leader and not a follower in that critical mission. we banned torture. we're re

but i think we are really talking about twin earthquakes. twin crises that have rocked haiti. one is the natural catastrophe they are dealing with today, the worst earthquake in what, two sentries. but then there is what is human need and that is the earthquake, the hurricane, the crisis of poverty and how that exacerbates the affect of this earthquake. and that's where i wanted to start with raj patel. in stuff and start to talk about haiti to read the corporate media does a good job of getting there and showing us the horror of what is happening and you should demand of all the networks they stick with it so that we know people do care, people are hungry for information about what is happening to our fellow and sister human beings in haiti. i think it is proven over and over again. so we are seeing this natural catastrophe and fold, but put this in the context of the politics of this poorest country in the western hemisphere. >> haiti was an inspiration. it's important to remember haiti was the site of the first slave rebellion, and the gabelli in 1974 is something that we n

at least 40 people have died in twin car bombings in iraq, at the height of a shi-ite pilgrimage. more than 150 iraqis were wounded. the blasts ripped through a crowd of shi-ites en route to the holy city of karbala for an annual religious ceremony. it was the third deadly bombing this week targeting shi-ites. a pair of bombs in southern pakistan today killed at least 25 people. 100 others were wounded. both explosions went off in karachi. the first hit a bus carrying shi-ite muslim worshippers. most of the victims were women and children. hours later, a second bombing targeted a hospital where victims of the earlier attack were being treated. shortcomings in the chain of command are to blame for one of the worst ground attacks in the afghan war, which killed eight u.s. troops and wounded 22. last october insurgents overran a combat outpost in a remote part of northeast afghanistan. in a report released today, the u.s. military claimed critical intelligence and other assets had been diverted from the base to assist combat operations elsewhere in the country. in addition, protectiv

two looked like twins or something and a 4-year-old or a 5-year-old, and they were, like, unconscious and there was a lady screaming. it just sounded like, to me, like, because she was standing right there at that door, and it sounded like she was in another apartment or something, because she wasn't with them. >> reporter: fire spokesman say the father of the three kids had left for work. now they're trying to sort out if a neighbor or anyone was watching the little ones when the fire happened. >> there were no adults in the apartment at the time, but we're still sorting out all the relationships. >> reporter: investigators are also looking into whether there were working smoke detectors inside of the apartment building. fire spokesman say the father is now with the children at the hospital. now, while the children did not suffer any burns, they were still hurt, but are expected to be okay. >> they're symptomatic of what would be exposed to smoke or smoke inhalation. so they were in various stages of consciousen. two were unconscious, one was semi conscious. again, the kids are stabl

. >> in the opening scene of gone with the wind, scarlet o'hara tells the tarleton twins, war, war, war if either of you say that word once more, i will go inside. ladies and gentlemen, the sesquicentennial of the war has begun. last month at harpers ferry, was commemorated the 150th anniversary of john brown's raid, the official start of both the national and the virginia sesquicentennial commemoration. regretfully, unlike the centennial of 1961, there is no national committee to coordinate the observance of those four years and their lasting impact on america. two years from this very month will be the sesquicentennial of lincoln's grandview at bailey's crossroads in fairfax county, the events which led julia ward howe to return him to willard hotel and awakened the early morning hours to write her in mortal battle hymn of the republic. lincoln at the crossroads of lines is a organization that has been working the past two years to commemorate president lincoln's grand review of 70,000 soldiers. that so inspired julia ward howe. tonight we are meeting to celebrate both the life of abr

scott: when i saw you and beck to the o'reilly i was reminded of the movie twins with danny devito andscott and beck is about 6'2, who is danny? how about the website, the talking points memo this evening is good if you came in late you can access it there. e-mail a pithy comment from anywhere in the world. o'reilly@foxnews.com. name a town if you wish to opine. when writing the word of the day do not include anything that nugatory. look it up, it is not a candy. that's it for us today. factor wins 24/7. hope you read what we have forle you again next time.

scott: when i saw you and beck to the o'reilly i was reminded of the movie twins with danny devito andscott and beck is about 6'2, who is danny? how about the website, the talking points memo this evening is good if you came in late you can access it there. e-mail a pithy comment from anywhere in the world. o'reilly@foxnews.com. name a town if you wish to opine. when writing the word of the day do not include anything that nugatory. look it up, it is not a candy. that's it for us today. factor wins 24/7. hope you read what we have for you. i am bill o'reilly hope to see you again next time. remember, the spin stops right here because we are definitely looking out for you. >> can you believe it's february already? i can't because it's already the 2nd, 2010. thank you for sharing your time today. you probably think our homeland chief would be front and center at a hearing on the christmas day bomb plot. yeah, because she's the secretary. janet napolitano. guess what? she decided to skip it. >> i'm incensed, frankly, that she's not here. >> where she was instead. >> that guy was a democra

a twin is a clone, for example. -- cloning by itself -- you could make an argument saying cloning create another human. the counter argument is if you are creating humans to order, you are also controlling them. on the left, progressives are saying we should have no reaction to cloning from birth. some say we should object to it. some would say, we should regulate it. before you to cloning for birth, you do cloning from research. you have to get that right first. . guest: we try hard to be even- handed. you have a lot of state in this debate. there is reason to believe that serious disabilities will be treated with stem cell research and other related technologies. it must be very frustrating, you can get 15 years to get a drug to market. ççthat is terribly tough and painful. disabled people call me and say, when are we going to get a cure? frankly, we are going to get them, but it is slower than anyone wants. the chores and treatments may come in different ways than what we expect -- the cures and treatments. sci

. >> 30s from omaha to detroit. 24 in the twin cities. 37 in new york. 55 in atlanta. 75 in miami. 40s in boise, salt lake city, colorado springs. sacramento is 55. that ice falling off buildings is scary. i remember signs in chicago and new york saying, watch out for falling ice. freaky. >> sad that it happened twice in the same place, too. >>> a beloved pet is finally back home with his family after a harrowing ordeal in california. >> nearly two weeks ago, spiky the german shepherd, the one plucked from the l.a. river in that dramatic rescue captured on came camera. his owners never saw the television coverage. they had no idea where spiky was. >> but they were reunited yeerday thanks to their granddaughter, who saw the rescue on the internet. wasn't the dog being called baltic? >> different dog. they must have been living under a rock, this thing was everywhere. we all saw it. we'll be right back with more "world news now." whoo! awake again? >>> welcome back to "world news now." toyota is facing more pressure this morning. >> the japanese government says it has received over a doz

[laughter] the fact that these two unlikely twins were discussing it and it fell apart and in the 11th hour they had to find a vice presidential nominee, and push of course had been second to reagan in the primaries that year. reagan didn't like bush, reagan didn't want bush. you have to be persuaded to take bush so it was unlikely in the first part that ronald reagan's party and that is what the republican party had become by 1980, ronald reagan's party would nominee this man but did because he was vice president and served as vice president some 1988 it was his turn but if you look carefully at the primaries of 88, he almost lost. now it's true to go back to your guy, we have to go back to even before him, martin van buren to find a vice president who actually succeeds at the presidency but the fact was everyone assumed given reagan's popularity even with the iran contra, that a republican could be elected and george bush, the servant of ronald racket to the coverage and will be elected and he merely wasn't because his weakness as a politician, he made the "read my lips no new taxes"

they are already saving enough power each year to serve the city of twin falls.tment of agriculture and department of environmental quality and department of water resources, an end to the duplication of water quality monitoring is working. in our judicial branch, our courts recently won recognition for their innovation for rural justice administration thanks to the leadership of our chief justice and the other justices. [applause] >> the judges themselves, 100% of them work voluntarilyly two days without pay to help balance the budget. these examples and many more are aligned with ronald reagan's goals and mine, when he said, quote, it is not my intention to do away with government, it is to rather make it work with us. stand by our side, not right our back. government can and must provide opportunity, not smother it, foster productivity, not stifle it, end quote. you often hear the term good government being tossed around. i guess i toss that around as much as anybody. well, the people of idaho believe that good government doesn't mean more government or bigger

>> the half-ton twins. >> the half-ton twins. >> not the greatest thought. >> how much have you lost >> and a lot of that was since you left the show. >> oh, yeah. i left the fifth week. so, got a little while to go, but i'm loving it. >> now, you had a major weight loss before. >> i have. >> if i'm not mistaken, you lost about 160 pounds last time. >> yes. >> and you gained it back. so, what is the lesson for people watching this morning who also are worrying about gaining back the weight they lose? >> right. >> what did you learn? >> the biggest thing i learned is i did it before. and if it's get the word diet in it, it's not going to work. you know-of-got carbs, you've got protein, fats and you need them all, and if you starve yourself of one of those -- i lost weight quickly, but you have gall bladder issues, intestinal issues and i had all that to deal with. and now, doing it the right way, i'm zero medications. i went from seven to zero. >> from seven to zero. >> i feel great. >> that's amazing. still competing with your brother, too? >> still competing. >> all right, john -- >

i do know that i think that they can sort of do a twin tower every three weeks according to the amount money they raise and i'm maybe just from the drug trade, the narcotics, much less the other types of financial resources that are coming to them just an overwhelming hundreds of millions of dollars, hundreds of millions of dollars. that has to be faced up to. and it's serious, it's hard, it's a hard thing to shut down because it's worldwide. you're dealing with different people, not necessarily dealing with the terrorist themselves. you're dealing with people who facilitate. but now they become equally dangerous. they enable and that's scary. thank you, madam you, senator. senator white house to have a question. i believe that the senator and her opening remarks referenced the report that the committee is working on cybersecurity. i believe that the extent to which the country is under cyberattack is underappreciated by the public and i would like to ask each of you for your cooperation with a report and making timely decisions about declassification so that we can without compromisin

it's about 50 feet taller than the twin towers.rs, 2013, and it will be called one world trade center, and they're also working to create a museum on the site and there are a bunch of memorials around the footprint as well. robin, back to you. >>> a teenager saw a toddler pressed up against the upstairs window and told him, you better back up. the toddler, of course, had a mind of his own. >>> and also ahead, somebody's trying to capitalize on the tiger woods scandal. you don't say. you've got to see the mistress collection. >>> in just over an hour, president obama's aunt may find out whether she can stay in the united states. kenya native za tuny will appear before a boston immigration judge. she has lived illegally in the states since 2004. her immigration status was revealed just days before the president was elected. he said he didn't even know she was living here illegally. >>> a 2-year-old boy fell from a second-story window and thank goodness his brother saw him and caught him. the teen says he left his little brother in th

the remains of the twin towers were still smoldering in new york. there was still fear that the u.n. might be next. it was an incredibly emotional votes, unanimous. every delegate not only raised their hand, but stood to vote in favor of what the u.s. wanted. the u.s. had not asked permission or ask in their resolution for a you endorsement. not because, i'd think, they were afraid the union would not vote for it. at that moment the u.n. security council would have voted anything the u.s. wanted. but because they did not want to acknowledge that international law has some say. international law decides what is a legitimate war, a just war, a war of self-defense and what is not. the security council gets to make that decision, not people in washington. they weren't willing to acknowledge that. they did not ask. the result was a resolution that did not authorize war. so when they went to war seven weeks later against a country halfway around the world where someone who had inspired those killers once lived it was not self-defense. this notion that it

whitny edwards and her twin sister, britny edwards, both sophomores on this team. >> robyn: battle onobyn: good positioning on that shot. edwards, hands ready. knocking it down. >> rich: duke is starting to get all of the rebounds. >> robyn: they are just outscrapping and hustling virginia right now and again, it is a physicality in which duke plays and they have gotten virginia off-balance. >> rich: and a foul by shine inside. krystal thomas is going to get free throws and shine has 3. virginia has had a very good recruiting class. duke may have the best recruiting class in the country, many feel. >> robyn: that is quality as well. jasmine thomas. >> rich: crystal is coming back. >> robyn: you have renee, a freshman. >> rich: krystal thomas her first point. duke up 12. full-court pressure. she turned an ankle. paulisha kellum in trouble. traveled. rich:ed andiate penetrates, dishes. jasmine thomas. @ ú0@@ h00 >> robyn: trying to getaway a little bit here. >> rich: monica wright shot clock. >> robyn: they are getting gatorade out to her right away. u it may have been what was botherin

for example, when the first attempt at bombing the twin towers back in the 90s went to trial, it wase of interest to the cia, that they were -- those names had to be released. those names immediately went into the terrorist community and when the terrorist community knows what you know and who you have been surveilling, they change their conduct, change their behavior, and it i am pairs your ability to monitor things. so there are risks associated with certain kind of trials, risks that flow to the question of national security. megyn: let me pose this to you. two former bush administration lawyers who -- womb of whom worked underd one of whom worked under you. and jack goldsmith who was an assistant attorney general came out with an interesting piece defending eric holder and president obama on this decision. they spoke to the point up just raised saying in terrorist trials over the past 15 years federal prosecutors and judges are gained extensive experience in protecting source and methods and limiting the defendant's ability to exploit intel. it was certainly not as extreme as som