i'm valerie brown with the lower hate neighborhood organization. we are here today at the neighborhood empowerment network to talk about safety on your streets. this actual workshop is what we call a 30,000 feet aerial view of what we do. the lower haight motd we created a few models for safety and some are complex and a lot of information. we are going to give you just a little bit of this today. we will talk about how to connect with the different city agencies, your supervisors, your captain at our station. the city attorney's office and beat officers or street officers. one of the things that i would like toit introduce the panel. captain from northern station. regina from the legislative aid of ross mirkarimi one of our supervisors. from the da's office. the president of our merchant's association of the lower haight. ron, a beat officer and antoine another beat officer. the city attorney was at our morning session this morning and had to leave. regina and i work with the city attorneys office and will talk about that today in the lower haight

in the food banking industry because this is where they're coming to put food on their tables. >> valerieuns the food bank of south jersey, which feeds more than 100,000 people in camden, new jersey. >> and of that number, 36,000 of them are children, and then about 10,000 of them are seniors that are making the difficult decision between whether to pay for food or pay for medicine. you are really working with a limited budget, so having a food resource like this -- >> we don't have any budget at all. >>> there's no budget. >> no budget. >> 54% of the people that are living in camden today are below -- at the poverty level living below. >> but this 25-year-old food bank is making life for those residents a little easier. >> the food bank of southern jersey has been a blessing to our family church, for the members of church and for the community. >> it just takes the loss of a job or a serious disability to take someone from middle income to spiral right down to low income, spiral down again into poverty. >> to help keep people from starving, valerie is depending on volunteers and financia

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you were just listening as well as we were hearing from valerie jarrett. she talked about what we are going to hear from the president is targeted investments to spur innovation and then also the need for streamlining government. >> also a little bit of blame it on bush, you snow. >> i noticed you perked up at that part. you enjoyed that part. when we look what the president will talk about in terms of investments which we have heard from your idea of tside of the aisle. there are certain things that will need to be spent on. there are certain cuts that need to be made. how do you balance those two needs? >> well, look. the president admitted that it was a shellacking that they took in the last election. i had to campaign for re-election in the last election and the message is clear. the message is clear that they want to stop the spending, it's out of control, that have mortgaged our children's future. $14 trillion debt and unimaginable and the consequences of our failure to get spending under control will be a bankrupt america. >> do you completely elimi

directly under a heat source. >> the terrors of cooking. >> reporter: burned by their memory, however, valerie and carla are going one step further. >> use metal and i feel safe. >> reporter: now, glass pan makers insist the product is safe when used correctly. still, consumer reports is calling for a government investigation of glass bakeware on the market and asking for clearer prominent warnings on the products and package. for more information, head to our website, cbs5.com. click consumer. >>> the old-fashioned water fountain is getting washed out in 1. now there are new tap water refilling stations and the latest one unveiled today at sfo. the company called global tap took the concept of drinking fountains and, well, as you see, designed them differently. >> one had a reusable bottle or container, you simply put it here and press the button and the water comes out and fills up your bottle and... you simply remove it and then you take a sip of water. >> well, the goal is ditch the bottled water and plastic and promote tap. and you can find other refilling stations at places in the city s

. >> reporter: valerie has painful memories of last time she used pyrex. >> i removed my dish, closed the oven, turned and started to walk towards the counter and boom it exploded. >> reporter: the northern california woman suffered burns and deep cuts. she was browning chicken under the broiler, something the instructions say not to do. her friend carla was simply baking tamales when -- >> i heard this boom. i opened the oven and to my great surprise, there was a molten melted mess. >> reporter: prompted by stories like valerie and carla's consumer reports conducted a one-year investigation of glass bakeware. it found reports of 163 shattering incidents with 42 reports of injuries. it also compared american made pyrex and anchor hocking glass bakeware made of soda lime glass to more expensive european-made pyrex made of a different material called bror silicate. testers put dry sand in the bakeware which gets hotter than food and put the dishes in an oven for 80 minutes at 450 degrees. then straight from the oven, the dishes were placed on a wet granite counter, something else the fi

>> reporter: valerie has painful memories of last time she used pyrex. >> i removed my dish, closed the oven, turned, started to walk towards the consider, and boom, exploded. >> reporter: she was browning chicken under the broiler, something the instructions say not to do. her friend, carla fadden, however, was simply baking tomales when this? >> boom, i opened the oven, and to my great surprise, there was a moltedden melted mass. >> reporter: prompted by stories like valerie and carla, consumer reports conducted a one-year investigation of glass bake wear. it found reports of 163 shattering incidents, with 442 reports of injuries. it also prepared american-made pyrex and anchor hawking glass bake wear, made of soda lime glass to more expensive european pyrex made of a different material. testers put dry sand in the bake wear, which gets hotter than food, and put the dishes in an oven for 80 minutes at 450 degrees. then, straight from the oven, the dishes were placed on a wet granite counter. something else the product tells you not to do. 10 out of 10 times, the american-made bake wea

. >> valerie and -- >> jimmy: it's a funny show. >> we have a good time. >> jimmy: yeah. >> we adoreu were only going to do the pilot on that show, right? >> no, that was the whole deal. and -- because my schedule's kind of busy. and, so, i said i would do a guest shot on the pilot, i would be thrilled. but, well -- they -- how many pilots do you do that don't get picked up? >> jimmy: oh, yeah. numerous. >> this one was picked up in three weeks. and they picked us up for ten and they said, would you do a few more? and i said, that wasn't the deal. well, i had such a good time with the girls, then miss pushover here, i just did all ten and then on the tenth one they pick us up for 20 more, and i'm doing all twenty. >> jimmy: oh my god. [ cheers and applause ] -- incredibly honest. >> -- really do. >> jimmy: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] wendie malick, valerie bertinelli, it's a great show -- good cast. >> oh, they are a wonderful cast. >> jimmy: yeah, good cast, fun people. i was going to say, it was -- 89, right? that's how old you are? >> 89, yeah. >> jimmy: that's ten years -- >> i

elsewhere, valerie bertinelli rang in the new year with wedding bells. the 50-year-old actress wed longtime boyfriend tom vitale. and david arquette started off 2011 in a less pleasant way. "people" magazine reports he checked himself into rehab over the weekend. a friend tells "people" the actor, who recently separated from his wife courteney cox, needs help with alcohol and other issues. >>> and finally lindsay lohan is expected to check out of rehab today. but her freedom is going to depend on pending allegations that she assaulted a betty ford worker. meanwhile, the starlet has taken to twitter, writing, today is the first day of the rest of my life. the future depends on what we do in the present. which, bill, is a quote from gandhi. a new installation. >> did she know was a quote from gandhi? >> she did, she put a little -- quote, gandhi. we'll give her that credit. >> this comes to us from kusa 9 news in denver, colorado, where in nearby aspen, navigating the ultimate play ground of the well-to-do wouldn't be complete without the ultimate taxi rid

in the celebrity weight loss world, there are the big success stories, like valerie bertinelli. the sitcom sweetheart who used jenny craig to lose 40 pounds and rocked this bikini. >> i've been given an opportunity to, i guess, be the poster child for getting your [ bleep ] together. maybe? >> reporter: but putting on a few, or maybe more than a few, gets everyone talking. it even gets celebrities talking back. celebrity diet and fitness sagas pull their weight at the news stand. that's why editors at "us weekly" offer a 23-page package in their january 10th issue. why is the first of the year a good time to do an issue like that? >> new year's resolutions. this is the time of the year when everyone's resolution is to hit the gym, to get in shape, to eat better. so, it's a natural. >> reporter: why do people like reading about this stuff? >> it gives them motivation. the best motivation is to look at others. it's not envy, it's jealousy. there's a difference. ♪ >> reporter: talk about different. check out the flawless form of "dancing with the stars" siren audrina patridge. tone

. >>> inside valerie bertinelli's new year's day wedding album.lue dress. the guests. >> her ex-husband. >> the prenup. >> and valerie's size 6 wedding gown designer. >> her weight wasn't even an issue. >>. >>> reese witherspoon finally shows off her engagement rock. >> black swan's natalie portman's first sighting since announcing she is pregnant. >> which "the view" star just got engaged in tonight's star watch? >> the new york weather girl caught in a so called false rape claim scandal faces the judge today. >> will heidi jones be fired. >> there is a presumption of innocence that applied even to heidi jones in this case. >> the million dollar question, why are you

. >> reporter: prompted by stories by valerie and carla's they studied it for a career.und reports of 163 shattering incidents with 42 reports of injuries, it also compared american made pyrex and hawking glass bake wear to more expensive european made pyrex made of a different material called borrow sil eye keith. they put dry sand in which gets hotter than food and undertake the dishes in an oven for 80 minutes at 450 degrees. then they were placed on a wet granite counter, something tells fine print tells you not to do. 10 out of 10 times the american-made bake wear broke. the european stayed intact at the same temperature. finally broke at 500 degrees. bake wear sold in the u.s. has come with warnings and instructions. often in tiny print that says among other things avoid extreme temperature changes. that could be confusing, for instance this pyrex label also says freezer and oven save. in response to consumer reports test it say says "it clearly violates the instructions for safe use we provide to consumers" so what is safe use? well the fine print says always plac

he will have trouble with valerie jared. [ all talking at once ] >> you think this is his ilding business. that's important right now. >> that is absolutely the critical move for president obama right now because he understands now. he suddenly has just become a free market. what he does understand is that he has got to get this economy moving otherwise he will go down in history as a poor one- term president. the connection with daley, who did nafta under bill clinton that had the left wing and unions going bananas, what else is new? obama has his eye clearly on re- election and the outreach to the business community is going to be so critical as well as outreach to the independence -- [ all talking at once ] >> there is a modest grumbling on the left, but to howard dean who's progressive. robert reich who was the labor secretary in clinton's term. they are all supportive of daley. you haven't had any complaints. i think this is a broadly well received -- >> howard dean was not a light dusting. howard dean was very tough on the white house. it's the whole aura, the who whole atmosphere.

larceny heavy truck driver valery cherokee and he returns to russia after winning number seven at the dakar rally. and rude awakening can put it in chechnya we cast our eye over the lake is for a manager to take a chance in russia. but start with the tennis they were still flying the flag for his country he's the only russian left in the men's draw but made it through to the third round after a grueling five set of the ten seed was pushed all the way past living is a blast cabbage usually producing some magic to put himself through this one can change coming from two sets down to the level of my usually two side a six one set of round meeting with me last brian. rafael nadal showed why he's a top seed once again he thought the american ryan sweeting wrapping up a straight sets win in just over an hour and a half to set up a meeting with bernard tomic in the next round. i think so with a few mistakes with the back and. the serve i serve myself at the lot since. the first day i was suddenly well to all the. to the right of who it. was that was very difficult for moment but. myself worke

on russian oil transits to europe russia annually delivers about twenty million tons of crude to valerie's at a preferential price but minsk refined exports most of it to europe at a higher price in response last year russia imposed export duties on its soil however last december of two mins gratified the agreement on the creation of the single economic space of russia belarus and kazakhstan moscow finally agreed on duty free oil deliveries for bella ruse on condition that minsk would return all the duties it received from reselling the russian oil at least one analyst is saying that the russian companies have reacted disproportionately to the hike in transit. the increase of transit fees not significant that means expenditure will rise but only one dollar per turn clear when russian companies are increasing their prices by forty five dollars returned seems the companies are trying to compensate the losses they suffered from losing income from exporting oil products from bellew's the negotiations between russia and belarus are underway and in the meantime the russian oil transits to the eu

the markets and also they're looking better russian side now the oil the crude oil that goes into valerie's the fellow russians then they change it in the two different things to it they produce a lot of diesel oil that goes to europe now that we're hearing that's not being stopped the supply of diesel oil hitting towards towards europe one of the reasons is that the belorussian side wanting to raise the tariff by over twelve percent on the money on the oil that they were sending out and the russian players have said well this is a two way street if you want to get more money from the product that we're giving you we're going to charge you more to get the real product. in the beginning most of these discussions have failed so far at the company level they failed on monday the low at the lower level of government the vice the deputy prime minister both nations meeting they couldn't come to an agreement so it's how no failed failing as it seems at the highest level of governments with the two prime ministers unable to you know to deal as it stands at the moment no oil not the only thing that

plus leaving the russian maestro valerie great beauty of this is the busiest conductor of two thousand and ten and he's given no fewer than eighty eight concerts and performances around the globe in one year and not planning to stop. as the investigation into the fatal crash in western russia that killed the polish president last april continues poland itself seems divided over who's tipped over whom to blame new evidence has come to light that the former head of state himself like kaczynski gave the final order to land the plane are. forced to land according to one article in a russian newspaper that was the cause of this morning's plane crash which killed the polish president his wife and most of poland's political elite but the decision according to the paper's anonymous source was it made by the pilots or air traffic controllers that banner reverting to a backup airport was allegedly put in effect but the president himself. one polish journalist whose name is not disclosed for o.b.'s reasons said that the special every asian regiment that flies the a.p. passengers received a secret

. >>> and a happy day for valerie bertinelli.th her long-time boyfriend, tom, in a surprise ceremony. we have the details and a first look at the wedding pictures. >> nice, big smile. >>> also, we're going to have some laughs this morning. roseanne barr is here, with a new book. she's looking at her loves, her grudges. and thget this, her plan to run for president. roseanne barr is getting in the race. we'll find out how serious she is in a little bit. >> it is a clever title. >> "roseannearchy." >>> and now, our daily duel. two advice gurus are going head to head, facing off with their answers to one of your questions. fran harris of dallas and amy kean of new york are duking it out today. go to abcnews.com/gma, to weigh in on their answers. do that online. >>> first, more on the winning tickets to one of the largest jackpots in history. one of the golden tickets was sold in washington state. and neal karlinsky -- i'll swing over here. and neal karlinsky is in seattle with the latest. good morning, neal. >> reporter: good mornin

in the last leading russian maestro valerie was the busiest conductor of two thousand and ten giving no fewer than eighty eight concerts and performances around the globe in one year isn't planning to slow down. political figures in warsaw have been questioning the conclusions of an independent investigation commission on the fatal plane crash in western russia that killed polish president lech kaczynski and ninety five others but as poland continues the probe new evidence has come to life that the former head of state himself may have given the final order to land the plane or his catarina as our reports. forced to land according to one article in a russian newspaper that was the cause of this man's plane crash which killed the polish president his wife and most of poland's political elite but the decision according to the paper's anonymous source wasn't made by the pilots or air traffic controllers the banner reverting to a backup airport was allegedly put in effect but the president himself one polish journalist whose name is not disclosed for o.b.'s reasons says that the special

first of january now it seems that we will see the resumption of oil transport from russia into valerie'sollowing the meeting between the prime ministers now this had threatened to affect the production of diesel oil in belarus that could be shipped into europe. to the fact that belarus wasn't receiving the oil that it was supposed to get from russia because it refused the initial deal that the big oil russian oil companies put forward now for the prime minister vladimir putin and his brother russian counterpart seem to have come to a deal in which russia will give a subsidy of four point one billion dollars to bellary to ensure that crittur of oil and the distribution of oil can continue between the three nations used. there are of course questions regarding the details but we have reconfirmed our position and we will get this approved to soon as possible so the bill is economy will receive a subsidy of no less than a full billion one hundred twenty four million dollars in return for cheap russian oil deliveries usually. that wasn't the only thing that was being discussed by prime minist

valerie says raising the transit tariff for russian oil by twelve and a half percent starting from next month the increase was agreed upon by parties at the end of last year following months of talks bellerose expects eighteen million tons of oil to be come through the territory june twenty seventh that's roughly the same as in twenty ten same with crude oil was hitting twenty seven month highs all session long just over ninety one dollars a barrel at the moment and exit corkins well and gas and that's from what else it says the rally is partly being driven by speculation. war since we can't identify any fundamental drug was strong enough to cause a rally of this magnitude. or we can do is describe this to financial speculation nothing less than prices actually translate into end user prices which are. consumers worldwide have to have to pay for the fuel. and so this is going to have a real impact. we call them is. the stock of the stock markets now in the u.s. the markets are trading they're rising on optimistic reports also being given a lift by japan joining china and saying it will

saw the way that they went into hiding soon is like the government was going to come down to the valerie plame with a very prime was a name was leaked to the press. i think everyone got petrified and they got scared it is amazing that you find in a country like the united states which has basically the word of the free press is in the world with a potential to have one of the for its presence in the world. so when there's no need to you have first amendment rights you can you can say what you want you're protected by the constitution and you've got wiki leaks which is doing exactly what us journalists should be doing which is going out and speaking truth to power publishing documents publishing government documents and breaking stories when you have and it's just not the pressure be blowing up in support this it's amazing that they're no find it absolutely amazing and embarrassing but one thing it's interesting to look at is who necessarily the government goes after to right because there are people out there bob woodward for example that has made a career who has sold millions of copies

, jo finally married again at the urging of the two boys who were under the wing of joe's sister, valerie, from the time of the accident up to this point*. they testify about going to biden at one point* to say to them, dad, we think we should mary jo. [laughter] and joe was hesitant because of the -- responsibility because of the boys but married in 1977 and went on their honeymoon in new york and the boys took the honeymoon suite and joe took their room and they went to a hamburger joint than to see and a. that was the honeymoon. soon after they had a daughter ashley who would follow the family footsteps now doing social work in delaware. also this time joe biden continued to build up a reputation as a hard-working senator. and the beginning he was a celebrity because he was 30, a history of a family axinite, he was at -- accident and was quite a celebrity and speaking around the country country, eventually about talking about running for president. of course, , the senate pieces were the confirmation hearings that he led to the members of the supreme court. the book that we already tal

finally married again at the urging of the two boys who had been under the wing of joe's sister, valerie, from the time of the accident on until this point. in fact, they testified about going to biden and saying dad, we think we should married jill. [laughter] and jill was a little hesitant because the responsibility of taking on the family responsibilities with two small boys, but the father remarried in 1977 and the three of them were on a honeymoon. new york and they stayed in a hotel. the boys took the honeymoon suite and joe and jill took to their room and the wind that might to a hamburger joint and then to see "annie." there was a honeymoon for the three of them. soon afterward, jill and joe had a daughter, ashley, who would follow the family footsteps and is now giving social work in delaware. all through this time, joe biden was continuing to build up a reputation as a hard-working senator. at the beginning he was a bit of a celebrity because he was 30, he had a history of a family accident. he became quite a celebrity and did a lot of speaking around the country, and i think t

she got married, valerie bertinelli did. morning, america. i'm elizabeth vargas. robin is off this morning. >> i'm george stephanopoulos. we have a lot coming up this morning. we'll talk to dr. richard besser when you should feel home, when you're feeling a little sick. when you you'd push it and go in. we are going to get the doctor's orders. >> this is pertinent to a lot of people. >>> and the news on the job front is brightening. but it is sunny enough to ask for a raise? tory johnson checked in with employers to get the inside scoop on when and how to ask for more money. >> tough to do, especially in tough times. >>> we're going to talk to the creator of the "crazy sexy diet." >> yeah, she was diagnosed with cancer. and she says she feels amazing on it. and she's in great shape now. >> that's coming up. >>> first, look at these exclusive photos. elton john's new baby. this is the very first glimpse of baby zachary jackson levy, in "us" magazine. he's a beautiful baby. and elton and his partner, dave furnace, witnessed th

half hours with biden and many interviews with other members of the family, particularly his sister, valerie, his brother, jimmy, jill biden and all three children. and all the gaffes and allegations and setbacks are fully reported in this book. but i come down, really,. [inaudible] a biden presidency which nobody wants at this point the way it would happen. i believe he could assume the presidency with confidence and comfort, though always with kind of an edge of unpredictability as a messenger giving his open nature. and i find that, i find that very reassuring as the country continue to struggle -- continues to struggle with the economic problems at home and abroad. so i want to thank you very much for listening to me, i'd be happy to take a few questions. [applause] >> [inaudible] >> thank you very much, mr. witcover, for this wonderful exposition. we do have some questions. anybody who has questions, please, write them on cards provided on your table, and the cards will be brought up to us at the head table. the first question is, given the tragic deaths -- >> [inaudible] >> given the t

valerie bertinelli. well, guess what. she had a very nice holiday.with her fiance, tom vitale, got married on saturday in malibu, a very private ceremony. her ex-husband, eddie van halen, and their son, who's now 19, were there at the time. they actually got engaged -- they met in 2004 and got engaged last march while vacationing in italy. >> the other one there, shania twain and her husband soon to be, frederic thiebaud. >>> here some are stories to watch today on abc news. researchers plan to unveil their plans to study a new blood test that might change the way cancer is detected and treated. the test can pinpoint a single cancer cell in a patient's sample. johnson & johnson hopes to market the test. >>> facebook is now a $50 billion company according to this morning's "new york times." the report says facebook raised $500 million from goldman sachs and a russian investor. >>> lindsay lohan is scheduled to be released from a rehab center today. the actress has had numerous legal challenges after a drunk driving arrest three years ago. she's due ba

finally married again at the urging of the two boys who had been under the wing of joe's sister, valeriefrom the time of the accident, on until this point. in fact they testify about going to biden at one point and saying, dad, we think we should marry jill. last nigh. [laughter] >> jill was hesitant of taking on the cameras possibly a take on two small boys but they were finally married and the three of them went on a honeymoon. they were in new york and they stayed at a hotel. the boys took the honeymoon suite and joe and jill took their room, and they were that night to a hamburger joint, and then to see any. that was the honeymoon of the three of them. soon afterwards, jill and joe had a daughter, ashley, who followed the family footsteps and is now doing social work in delaware. all through this time joe biden was continue to build up a reputation as a hard-working senator. at the beginning he was a bit of a celebrity because he was 30, he had this history of the famine accident and everything, became quite a celebrity and did a lot of speaking around the country. and i think that h

. >> valerie bertinelli's new year's day "i dos" at 50. >> i'm in jeans and a t-shirt, we're down atiss.

your book -- i heard your interview with valerie jackson and while you were speaking, fostering through my head. on and music educator and working on some projects looking at american history through the creative artist, and that idea came from research i did for my doctoral work, robert allin said expatriate composer from texas, and when i saw i began to study that the migration from texas, his parents took him to berkeley california, totally different mind set. he was a child prada just composer and pianist, and the opportunities afforded to him in california were interesting but that's another story. [laughter] both of my parents are from mississippi, my dad from jackson and my mom from holly springs and they met in chicago at high school. >> where would you be. [laughter] >> yes. and i always wondered, my mother, wherever she lived after -- well, she would always ask the owners of the building in her apartment if she could have a plot of land to plant her collard greens, her turnips and her onions until the day she died she always had a plot of land to carry -- to bring mississippi.

valerie bertinelli tied the knot saturday in malibu, california.die van halen was at the ceremony. nice of him. >>> here's a look at the weather. showers along the east coast, rain moves back, yet again and the rest of the nation meanwhile, will be dry and storm-free. temperatures ranging from 77 degrees fahrenheit in orlando to 11 degrees in minneapolis. that is a look at the national forecast. now here's the weath >> that was a look at your local weather. dan, bianna? >> thank you, ron. >>> we think of a new year as a fresh start. if you have a bad year in 2010 you can in theory at least put it all behind you. after all america is all about second chances, sometimes third and fourth chances. >> that is true and no one knows that better than politicians and celebrities. there are some who need to work on repairing their reputations in the new year. so we've got two guys who know a lot about image, howard bragman, chairman and ceo of 15 minutes pr and mike paul the president of mgp associates pr. happy new year, thanks for joining us. >> happy new

para hablarnos de los temas del discurso de esta noche estamos con la abogada valery en vivo.al; modernizar procesos y finalmente estÁ hablando sobre reducir el dÉficit gubernamental. a prestarnos los cinturones y el futuro que tenemos hacia adelante. hemos tenido dos aÑos muy difÍciles y serÁ muy importante que en el futuro trabajemos todos juntos. >> el presidente ha estado promoviendo la unidad, quÉ estrategias usarÁ para trabajar de la mano con los republicanos? y quÉ dirÁ hoy sobre reducir el dÉficit? >> creo que sÍ hay acuerdos, tenemos que reducir el dÉficit, la pregunta es cÓmo lo hacemos. el presupuesto del presidente va a ser muy especÍfico en las tendencias. tendremos conversaciones entre republicanos y demÓcratas porque es muy importante. todo el mundo estÁ de acuerdo con eso. el restos serÁ quÉ medidas tomar. -resto. >> ¿como espera el presidente recuperar la confianza de los estadounidenses? -cÓmo. >> hemos tenido un par de aÑos muy retadores, desafiantes. los mercados estaban colapsando, los bancos a punto de colapsar. el presidente tomÓ medidas bastante importa

what happened in the course of american history is in our laudable desire to valerie the father of the country we sanded down the rough edges of his personality and turned him into this impossibly stiff and lifeless figure very much like the standard portrait where he is standing with his arms rigidly thrust out. it stands to reason that that wouldn't figure could never have defeated the british empire, the mightiest military machine of the 18th-century, could never have presided over the constitutional convention, could never have forged the office of the presidency. the man who was able to do all those things must have been a force of nature although he kept that force carefully under wraps. in order to fashion a fresh portrait of washington biographer has to begin by taking up a sharp machetes and hacking his way through a dense jungle of misconceptions about george washington. even very well educated americans's mind are cluttered with all of these tales. let me retire some of the most egregious errors. however trivial they may seem to this highly cultured audience. you have alread

valerie law will share some brief remarks with us. let's give her a hand. [applause] >> 32. i had to settle myself. that is my family over here. god be blessed. thank you very much. thank you very much, reverend sharpton. this is a blessed day. i will keep my comments brief because i know that all of us have many things to do in our quest to help continue the torch and the dream of marmot their king jr.. i was born in 1962, so many of you have more personal knowledge, but i will say that one of the things that helped me think about martin luther king was the fact that he wasn't optimistic man. he was optimistic in the park or things are difficult. he was optimistic at a time when there are difficulties. there are people who are the least of these. there are people who are hope less. all of us in this room, hold on to the optimism. we are all carrying the torch. we want to deal with security officers who, in this city, in new york city, new jersey and philadelphia, five years ago, we represent 10,000. it is a small thing. she got a first to speak to us and let her voice. that

and he says, he thinks rahm would make a terrific mayor. >> valerie jarrett, thanks very much for your time this morning. >> bye-bye, george. >> robin? >> and we'll have live coverage of the president's state of the union address tonight. i'll be anchoring tonight with diane sawyer. robin. >> all right, george. >>> we're learning more this morning about monday's deadly suicide bombing in moscow's busiest airport. brian ross has been looking at what this means for american airports and security here at home. but first, miguel marquez has been following the story overnight for us. good morning, miguel. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the part of the terminal right behind me is where the bomb exploded. it's still closed today, although the airport is open. the moment of impact was captured on camera. if you look at the upper right corner of your screen, you can see the bomb exploding. the bomber or bombers, it may have been a man and a woman, walked into a nonsecure, arrival area of the airport. and witnesses say, one of them yelled i'll kill you all, before the explosion. the bomb itse

actors valerie bertinelli has married in california. the 50-year-old star of hot in cleveland married financial planner in malibu yesterday. texas christian university caps a perfect season with a thrilling finish in yesterday's rose bowl. the horn frogs held off the wisconsin badgers and became... in the game's final minutes. tsu has 13 wins and no losses. today's forecast is far from perfect. rain along the east and west coasts. snow up north and cold everywhere in between. hey, it's winter. it will remain cold, wet or both across the country except in hawaii where it will be sunny and in the 70s. next film critic roger ebert starting over. and later stepping out,,,,,,,,,, >> osgood: starting over after a terrible setback is extraordinarily difficult, but a well known movie critic is doing just that. cynthia bowers has paid him a visit. >> first you don't know where it's going and then you don't care where it's going because the characters had developed such a quirky charm. >> a sinister inner force took over and i found myself typing

valerie jarrett was here last week saying the president wants to make the tax cut issue an issue in 2012nnell is saying bring it on. we want to have that debate in 2012. we've had a temporary truce here, but tax cuts will be a major debating ground and we haven't taken anything away yet. >> it's true. i don't want to say -- i think it's awkward to talk about asking for sacrifice. government doesn't ask for sacrifice. government tells people to sacrifice. putting that aside, i think there is actually room for compromise, even on the tax issue. most economists would agree, corporate taxes are the highest in the world. capital gains tax is unusually high. it will go where the rates are low. but personal rates are relatively low, compared to the rest of the world. and our tax base is shrinking. it may be room for compromise over time. as the economy strengthens, reducing corporate tax rates and the capital gains tax rate, adding the tax base, taxing more people at a lower rate, the way the deficit commission wants to do that, something like that, compromised fashion that way, i think, would

. >> so for context and another movie plug, the producer of "fair game" which is about valerie plamecoming out -- >> november 5th. [laughter] >> is he afraid, roger? >> well, again and again i have to say i don't know what obama feels. i don't care what obama feels. but i do get the impression, i do get the impression that this is a timidity and an unwillingness to fight. and whether it's fear or whether it's because he actually agrees with this stuff now -- >> jonathan? >> i don't know. i just have to look at what he did, what he does and can get it if i agree with it. >> i think in some cases there is some timidity. like the elizabeth warren case, they should have just appointed her to head the agency and said, bring it on, let's have a night over this. it would have been a good fight. so times there is timidity, but i think it's wrong to characterize the entire administration by timidity. timid would have been to do what, you know, bill clinton did onst -- on health care and just fold the tent. the if he had lost on that, it would have been such a stunning rebuke on him, and the l