>> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! >> so, it is actually a pretty diverse racial mixture in the crowd chanting usa, usa. maybe that should have been a tipoff to the principal that this was not racially motivated. >> both schools have about the same population of hispanics. this is not just one school targeting another based on their race. i think it is really interesting . at the end of the day aren't all of these people american? even if you are hispanic, you are hispanic-american. i am an italian-american, but i am an american first. so why is it bad to be patriotic even if you have italian background or whatever it may be. promoting america doesn't demean the other culture. >> and gavin, that's a good point. if the principal thinks chapting usa is offensive to hispanics, what does that say about his view of hispanics? >> he is really just worried about getting fired. to give the other side of the coin, i am canadian and when i first moved here on july 4th i was kind of offended by the lack of caw fade yen -- canadia

the boys came back and led a chant of usa, usa.elieving the chant to be racist and perhaps to incite violence or hatred, the administrator kicked the boys out of the game. now, the principal has since then said they were told to remove the bandanas before because the schools have diverse student bodies. and joining me now, now it's potentially racist or inciting violence to wear the american bandana or chant usa. what do you make of it. >> the world has gone crazy. your buddy and mine, sean hannity likes to call them a great american. and you know, if you call them a great american, racist, suspended. i've got an idea why don't we suspend kid for actually saying things that are racial racially derrogatory. racist things happen, but to suspend them and kick them out of a basketball game for chanting usa, usa while wearing an american flag bandana? my goodness, when is it going to end. >> megyn: they were suspended and later lifted after the controversy unfolded. initially they were suspended. i'll take the devil's advocate position,

they are living in the usa. they are americans. this is what's going on in california, let's pretend mexico is not taking the state when in fact, it is. it's like we are going to keep it a secret. >> meanwhile, as far as kitell, nobody from the other school complained about the chant. >> it's the hypersensitivity of the superintendent. which is why i think he should be fired. >> when i first heard the story, i was wondering if it was white kids chanting u-s-a at a shot as hispanics. then i found tape of the actual crowd. robbie, can we roll that? [cheering] [chanting u-s-a]. >> so it's actually a pretty diverse racial mixture in the crowd chanting u-s-a, maybe that should have been a tipoff to the principal that this wasn't racially motivated. >> both schools have about the same population of hispanics. this is not one school targeting another based on their race. at the end of the day, aren't all of these people american? even if they are hispanic, they are hispanic american. you are in america. i'm an italian american. but i am a

. >> usa! usa! usa! usa!at lion country is a for a any south florida something beautiful happened while a bunch of park guest was there. >> ah! >> oh, boy. >> here comes the goop. >> there's not a lot of goop, but it's pretty amazing how the mommy giraffe here is in the middle of birth. the video picks up after the head has already come out. back two legs, back of the body, still waiting to come out. i have to say, mom is pretty calm. >> look how she's just standing there. you can kind of see the muscles in her stomach and back contracting but the baby just hanging there. >> baby's like, this is a long way down. look how big that thing is. >> the baby was 6'2" when born. >> baby taking its time coming out. swaying, and then, boom. >> the baby comes out that is the placenta hanging there. then turned around like, nothing see here, just my beautiful little baby. >> kind of looks like -- >> a water balloon. >> and no! >> mom starts to clean the baby up. >> what a good mom. look at her pulling away. >> they ate t

stepping down as usa basketball coach after 7 seasons and two olympic gold medals.ch "k" called it an honor and said that he, "loved, loved, loved it." usa will likely name his successor this summer krzyzewski is one of the most successful coaches in college basketball as well - and this year is no exception - his 3rd ranked blue devils are 24-3. the sharks, at home. however, for the colorado avalanche it tied the game. and the overtime. there were scoreless in then they shoot out. with patrick marleau and the sharks have been victorious at home. 3-2. and negotiations, the two sides the decision. a youth hockey coach gets jail-time for tripping an opposing player.gary has youth hockey coach in jail minor league hockey coach martin tremblay has been sentenced to 15 days in jail for tripping two opposing players during the post game handshake watch as the coach sweeps the legs of two opposing playersages 10 and 13. one of them ended up with a was charged with assault the incident happened last november in richmond british columbia but the 15 days in mike holmgren to r

is and then cashing his check from the usa, ladies and gentlemen. not from mexico, he is is cashing that check from the usa. >> the most intolerant people out there are usually the people teaching the studies classes on college campuses and the people doing the diversity training because they believe kind of instinctively that most people from the south who happen to be white are racist. that corporate america is rigged against minorities. and that women aren't getting a fair shake. that is kind of where they come at things. so the idea they are going to impugn this great sense of understanding and compassion. >> bill: a waste of time and money. with a $17 trillion debt it really is. >> we have eric holder lecturing the justice department about how we were a nation of cowards on issues like race. this tone is set from the top. >> bill: it is all over the place no doubt about it and we the people reehe electricked it. there you go. laura has a national radio program and people call up and kind of vent. not an obama friendly program. >> come on. we in

school officials felt the usa cheering and american flag bandanas. the punishment was rescinded but said the incident is far from over. he was one of the most inspirational stories of last year's olympics now he's under arrest in connection with his girlfriend's death: he said his girlfriend was found shot in the head. the 26-year-old is expected to appear in court today. the details of the shooting. there's some talk he may have mistaken her for an intruder. love letters from the greatest throw man'ses will be released. the lyndon b. johnson lube brar rewill post it at 9:00 a.m. 1934 on their first date lyndon johnson proposed. they spent the next two months getting to know each other through nearly 90 love letters and got married at the end of all of that. >> following his saturdtate of union address the president is on the road pushing his economic plans. he is facing harsh opposition. >> a stop near atlanta today. he will keep having to come back to the economy. the president toured a factory in north carolina touting what he says is a manufactur

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. >> as he says in his op-ed in "usa today," this is our time and our cause. it is a gesture, it is a pledge. it is solidarity at its most

host: ray locker of "usa today." when the defense secretary says this is reality, is he trying to scare the members of congress into acting before the sequestration takes a fight? caller: there is some of that. most members realize that these cuts will be serious. particularly the members of the appropriations and armed services committee. they have read into these issues for a long time. they have known since the bill was passed summer 20 11 that these would be serious thanks. they remain serious. there is an element of scare tactics but a lot of it is reality. host: we are talking about -- we are talking with ray locker from "usa today." if you would like to get involved in the conversation, the numbers are on the screen -- we have a special line for active and retired ella terry members. that number is -- for active duty and retired military. our post-call -- our first call comes from houston, texas, on our line for independents. caller: i am for the sequestration. i believe that the defense budget is overly infla

this is what folks who picked up the "usa today" saw this morning. a front-page graphic of president obama with pairs of blue lines and red lines. you see, the blue lines represent support for president obama's policies. the red lines show support for the congressional republicans. and it doesn't take long to notice a very distinct pattern. a comprehensive new poll by the "usa today" and the pew research center shows america supports the president's agenda on issue after issue. if you need any more proof about this being a center-left country, here it is. on minimum wage, the president talked about this in the state of the union address. 71% of americans say that it should go to $9 an hour. and that's what the president talked about. even 50% of republicans support raising the minimum wage. let's go to gun safety. a lot of conversation about that. expanding background check laws remains extremely popular. 83% want the laws to be stronger. an assault weapons ban who many say isn't going to pass the congress still has the majority of americans with the

for them to now be faced with this leak -- it was a scoop by usa today. not anything that the white house is putting out, but alan here, you know, worked very hard with his sources to get it on saturday afternoon, and so that blindsideded the republicans. that does create a political problem going forward. not a substantive problem, perhaps. >> i couldn't agree with you more, and kudos to alan for getting that story. the president has yet to meet, as far as i understand, with any republicans, either in the senate or in the house of representatives that are working on this bipartisan effort to reach immigration reform. that includes senator rubio in the senate, but it also includes the members of the house that are working on immigration reform. what the president in this story that alan broke suggests legislatively is really month different than alan says, he has been promoting now for two and a half weeks now since his speech many las vegas. the day after that speech i spoke with the president, the white house, and he said he already had this plan writte

more importantly and more current, she co-stars in the hit show "white collar" on usa network. new episode tonight on usa at 10:00, 9:00 central. great to have you here. we'll keep you busy. we've got wild animals. >> love that. >> we'll go upstairs and cook. >> love that. >> and trivia game for you. >> an opportunity to be killed and also you get to eat. >> we're reliving the '90s so this should be right up your alley. >> and there's a 12-foot python over there. >> i want that right here. i do. >> what's it like being on "white collar"? >> it's great. it seems to get more and more exciting every season. and i say this all the time. i truly am blessed to work with the nicest people in the business. and we get to work in your city. >> so how dreamy is matt? >> natalie was saying she gets lost in his eyes. >> so do you, willie. >> it's impossible. >> watch the promos. >> throw up your hands and give up. >> it used to be all about my blue eyes. now it's his. whatever. >> need gps just to get by. >> the show just renewed for a fifth season. big success. there's a plot little bit. >

but they understand thati'm going to play for team usa.ot the backing from the top all the way down to the players. and it's a pretty good feeling. >> reporter: opening game for team usa, a week from friday. they'll take on mexico in phoenix, arizona. reliever is playing for the dominican republic. >>> to basketball. heading to atlanta to take on georgia tech tonight. terps are coming off a strong performance in their win over clemson, in college park saturday. big game for baltimore native, nick foust. he scored a season high 18 points. it's now 19 victories this season for maryland. they still have ncaa tournament hopes. we asked them today, is the tournament part of their motivation with four games to go? >> of course we talk about a tournament. we definitely want to get there. but you know, i mean, coach really doesn't like us bringing that up in the locker room or anything. just try to get the win for the game that is coming up. >> and a game that is coming up, terps at georgia tech, tomorrow night. tip time, 8:00. today today, just 2

and "usa today" getting the scoop over the weekend about the immigration leak. but let's take a listen to congressman castro of texas talking specifically about the leak, and the white house's reaction as well. >> remember, this was leaked. so it's not something that the white house rolled down. and it's also clear, it's incomplete. there is a silver lining, which is that there are a lot of commonalities between the two plans, including a path to citizenship, so there is a lot to work with. >> looking for the silver lining, as we try to do. the fact that there is a path to citizenship. however, the biggest contrast is the time line, where as we learned from president obama, the white house's leaked version, within eight years, 96 months, someone could think they could be here legally. and the other plan, there is not a drafted time frame. >> right. so far, marco rubio has been somewhat vague. he is definitely pushing for a longer time line. but he has been vague about what that's going to be. he says eventually. and the white house proposal i believe is eight ye

but they understand that i'm going to play for team usa. and i got the backing from the top all the way down to the all the players. it's a pretty good feeling. >> that opening game for team usa is a week from friday, when they take on mexico. reliever pedro is taking on the dominican republic in the world baseball classic. i'll have more on the o's coming up next hour. plus an update on contract talks for ravens' quarterback, joe flacco. his agent is speaking out. and we'll hear from the maryland basketball team. on the eve at georgia tech. >>> still to come tonight on wjz eyewitness news. >>> i'm mike hellgren, with new information on the staggering number of victims victim of a baltimore gynecologist. >> they feel betrayed. they feel co >>> coming up hopkins doctors. stunning number of victims coming forward to police. >>> rain moving through the region. how heavy could it get? the first warning weather team is tracking it. >>> . >>> more than one dozen johns hopkins employees are sickened on the job. i'm jessica kartalija. what spread t

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but if republicans use the leaking of something to usa today that doesn't have to be ever introducedf bipartisan group of senators and representatives act, use an excuse, it's because they don't want to get anything done. >> the republicans absolutely want to get something done and republicans need to get something done for our own political viability long-term. but it's got to be done first through security, second through employer verification, and then third -- >> were there. >> that's the good news proposed. >> this feels like much ado about nothing. chuck hagel. is chuck hagel something that republicans have to worry about in a primary if they vote the wrong way? >> no, i don't think so at all. >> you don't think there's primary politics entering into this at all? >> i don't think so because when in history has a confirmation hearing ever been a, you know, something that people vote on in an election? >> look, his old boss voted against two supreme court justices at the time there was fear that it would be an issue. >> but it didn't cost him the primary, clearly. having said tha

we'll investigate that with the help of economics analyst richard gill on economics usa.d times. we've seen a lot of them over the years. 1932 and the years that followed were different. the hoover administration tried to popularize the word depression. they thought it a milder word that would soothe the american public. by 1932, hope was about gone. the depression was more than an economic problem. it was human calamity. millions went hungry, some to starvation. proud people begged on street corners asking for pennies to feed their children, for jobs that no longer existed. the economic devastation seemed total. things couldn't possibly get worse, and yet they did. over 4,000 banks failed. the value of stocks dropped from $89 billion to $15 billion. national income dropped. investment, savings, consumption-- everything plummeted. 14 million people, 1/4 of the work force were without jobs. the agricultural economy, a refuge in earlier depressions, suffered during the 1920s then collapsed in the 1930s. nothing seemed to halt the downward spiral. how did people respond? eri

stagflation, a problem we'll consider in a future edition of economics usa.his is david schoumacher. captioning made possible by the annenberg/cpb project captioning performed by the national captioning institute, inc. captions copyright 1986 educational fi center annenberg media ♪ for information about this and other annenberg media programs call 1-800-learner and visit us at www.learner.org.

¡vamos ian usa toda tu fuerza!rk gordon" narrando) lo que ven ahora es una grabación muy poco común del echinorhinus cookei, el tiburón espinoso. fue filmado en el año 2001 por un vehículo operado por control remoto a mas de 400 metros de la costa de hawái. antes de filmar algo así, lo que se sabía de ellos, era sólo por los que se lograba atrapar. y además de los detalles como la textura de la piel que le da el nombre a este tiburón. lo demás es un misterio. es por eso que quiero verlos más de cerca, mi plan es ayudar a atraparlos para marcarlos y verlos frente a frente en su propio ambiente. pero no va a ser fácil. los tiburones espinosos viven en el océano pacífico, en profundidades entre 90 y 400 metros, muy lejos de lo que puede soportar un buzo promedio. pero algunos científicos los han visto en aguas menos profundas en un cañón submarino en la bahía de mterrey, en la costa central de california. [leones marinos] ¡own,own,own! la bahía de monterrey, es conocida por su vida marina. las aguas llenas de alimento

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the president and ceo of mercedes-benz usa will be here. of course we will have a sneak peek at the commercial. liz: wait until you hear the price on that mercedes. but first we'll tell you what drove the markets today. today's data download it is a sea of green on wall street. all three major indices ending higher for the 52-week in a row. the dow closing above the 14,000 mark for the first time since october of 2007. this marked 11% gain as david mentioned from the bear market low hit in the march of 2009. all 10 s&p sectors posting gains led by telecom, financials and materials. what started this? well the labor department reported that employers added 157,000 jobs last month. the unemployment rate did tick up to 7.9% but november and december jobs numbers, they were both upwardly revised by a combined 127,000 jobs, so that looks good right? all of 2012 the economy added an average of 181,000 jobs a month. the u.s. manufacturing sector, some good news there, expanding since april. ism manufacturing index since it is known, the number on

a leak of the plan somehow got out and it was reported by usa today. it says the president wants an 8-year pass to full citizenship for the undocumented, an idea that did not go over so well with a lot of you that frequent the wusa 9 facebook page. in fact, ms. wade put it this way. i don't like it. illegals come here and suck up everything, jobs and government benefits. we have u.s. citizens that are struggling and still make too much to get government assistance. send them back where they came from and take care of our own first. but bernadette carter calls the president's ideas long overdue. this country shall the good old usa and its companies treat these people as expendable dlaif labor and -- slave labor and then scream how these illegals are ruining my country. they perform jobs real americans don't care to do. they have been the no class and no status minority. reform is a welcome change. liz bradshaw would beg to disagree. stop the nonsense about jobs americans won't do. americans were doing all those jobs before our country was flooded with d

news and world report" and "usa today" washington bureau chief susan paige. good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> the president clearly thinks he has the upper hand. your poll yesterday suggested he does but is he in danger of overplaying it? >> well, it's always possible. we'll see what -- how much people really feel the impact if the sequester cuts go into effect as we think they probably will next week. but what we found in the new "usa today"/pew research poll is that about half of americans say it is going to be the fault of congressional republicans if they can't reach a deal. just 31% said they'd blame the president. that's pretty good standing for the president going into yet another one of these fiscal cliff hangers. >> they're talking about very serious cuts, one that could have by some accounts dire consequences especially for federal workers, and it somewhat devolved when john boehner's spokesman started tweeting during jay carney's press conference. i think they went back and forth six or eight times. carney tweeted this. "usa today"

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check it all out at usa today. high school sports.com.ally tonight from the knicks game on monday, during half time, jr smith comes back out and trying to play with the kids. i'm open. the kids don't even seem to notice him. they're like we don't need your help. hello. the kids are all just fine on their own. they're so enthralled with their game. they don't notice he's out there. >> little worried if he got the ball, maybe it won't come back. [ laug

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check it all out at usa today. high school sports.com. finally tonight from the knicks game on monday, during half time, jr smith comes back out and trying to play with the kids. i'm open. the kids don't even seem to notice him. they're like we don't need your help. hello. the kids are all just fine on their own. they're so enthralled with their game. they don't notice he's out there. >> little worried if he got the ball, maybe it won't come back. [ laughing ] >>> in tonight's choose your news, our facebook viewers were all about a camel who just wanted to room. >> yes. it was -- roam. >> yes. it was in northern california where this guy escaped from his pen. it's dark, but you can see it's a camel out there. they caught him and brought him back so he ran away again. so a gang of cowboys got together and rescued the camel. after two hours they were able to coax him into a trailer. he wasn't hurt. just a little tired. >> it takes a village to get a camel. >> how is he tonight? >> he was delicious. [ laughing