supposed to be reopened any -- to psalms ville is closed. supposed to be open any minute. >>> injury crash westbound 4 bailey over an hour ago still blocking two right lanes, chp at the scene moving along at 64 miles an hour injury crash not slowing anyone down we'll keep you posted on when westbound 4 will be reopened. southbound 680 towards highway 24, light no problems for the rest of contra costa county, looking good across the san mateo bridge westbound traffic on the right past the toll plaza, no problems on the bay bridge or the dumbarton bridge. we'll stop in the south bay and show you how light the commute is now san jose northbound 280 up towards cupertino and highway 17 coming out of the santa cruz mountains. >>> it is 4:four >> investigators pinpoint the cause of a devastating 2009 fire in the santa cruz mountains why it could have been . >>> you wonder how long it has been in there. >> the two supermarket operators who are saying no to pink slime in your ground beef. >>> chopper crashes in afghanistan but it want enemy fire or m

and thrift ville not hard to figure out which one was the us if you remember this and he wrote that sooner or later this wonder girl government facing ever greater payments to service debt would decide to embrace highly inflationary policies that is issue more squander bucks to dilute the value of each big morning there but fast forward to the two thousand and eight financial crisis and buffett was not worrying about the debt increasing bailouts of the financial system he was in fact advocating for them here he is pushing tarp ok the treasury's plan which hank paulson was pushing this was before it was passed by congress and signed into law by bush but after it had failed in the house the first time warren seemed a little flustered during those free market hours take a listen say for sure i'm in washington sure but i would i would be pretty close to a plane truck potions just like yours of the government of those those things are good just as of this. and listen to him talking about what made him think this plan would work i believe you could have a good sort of her version of the.

barnes ville is doing a lot better than it was. you encounter gravel and all the debris. s are out trying to clean this off the roadway. a cause big troubles tonight. who as a to one woman will never forget this leap year. >> once your car shut off what are you thinking? terrifying moments for emily. her way home from a won because of the to take her car off of 270 and take the back roads. places flooded tonight. drabble and the t behind.f >> a have been hitting water the entire time. i did not think it would be that high. see the water coming up. >> rescuers who had been called help this flood a car of the -- this flooded car that we found. her car was also fortunate. back out here you can see where the road was for awhile tonight of the flooding. the good news is nobody was hurt the fire department. to rescue two different people. the dc-10 that is a good when you are driving in what was there and do not know deep the weather is, it is a good idea to turnaround. >> thank you so much. breakingllowing south andts in the midwest as the death toll has grown to 12 from sever

. >> in harvey ville, kansas, in full clean up mode. in the next 24 hours a new round of tornadoes could be on the way for areas already hit. abc news, kansas. >> in our area, a sunny skies this afternoon after a day full of rain. adam caskey has a look at the forecast. >> in the belfort furniture weather center yesterday they picked up over two inches of rain mainly northwest of the metro, upper montgomery county, mount airy. beautiful right now. it feels like spring. 64 in fairfax right now, bright sunshine, a few clouds. 57 degrees in annapolis. a little cooler along the water. 61 in leesburg. stafford 69. northwest d.c., 61. a little cooler north west of town. 59 in winchester. 54 degrees in cumberland. temperatures will slowly slide this afternoon. low 70's for the high temperature today south of town. >> this is a sure sign spring is here. the national cherry blossom festival nearing. organizers are celebrating a 100 years. john gonzalez has more details. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. 60-degree weather says spring. the announ

the city council is thinking about expanding a campaign that refers to old town as charm-ville. they want to spend an additional $100,000 for magazine ads this spring that push charm-ville as the perfect overnight destination for tourists. some residents think it's trite and silly. what's wrong with old town? tourism officials think it will bring more tourism and dollars to old town. >> we like old town. >>> tourists have been flocking to the tidal basin for the annual cherry blossom festival and now the national park service is making it easier for visitors to learn more about the festival. new signs posted around the tidal basin allow you to take self-guided, educational tours. a new smart phone app puts festival events right in the palm of your hands. news 4's megan mcgrath has more. >> reporter: for many a trip to see the cherry blossoms is an annual ritual. >> i'm a native washingtonian. lived here mostly all my life. and i just love it. it's just a beautiful occasion. it's kind of a tradition. >> reporter: but this year visitors will notice something different, special sig

the city council will have the final say on the charm-ville ad campaign. >> it is charming out there today with the weather we had this afternoon. not so great this morning though. >> no. a little bit of fog. we've seen the fog out there the last couple days. a lot of fog. that's dense fog advisories for the second straight day. we'll probably see it again tomorrow but at least the fog gave way to some beautiful sunshine. >> look at that. >> it is gorgeous out there today. >> a great view behind us. >> i love this. i know. making me turn around to take a look. it is fantastic across the area. as a matter of fact, take a look at this shot here. plenty of sunshine. you can see the kennedy center off in the background and temperatures today are responding to the sunshine. up to 74 degrees right now at the airport. winds out of the south at 8 miles per hour. dew point of 61. any time you have dew points in the 60s, and normally we wait until the summer to get that warm as far as dew points are concerned, you deal with a little bit of humidity. we do have that to contend with a little bit

rocket docket rescue, wonder dog rescue and it but vill take those dogs. but bill has taken old pit bulls and found them wonderful homes with older people and they're actually couch potatoes and very good dogs. the pit bulls are couch potatoes. they like to play and things but as they get older they are very cuddly and they do a great job of placing older dogs that you would think are on adoptable. >> we will come back and find out, you may be thinking this is frustrating, what do i do, do i support the spca or not? how do we clean this up, when we return. >> welcome back. susan reynolds is here, she wrote a piece in the north side san francisco which is now being folded into the arena *. these are both your adventures. community papers. this is where you put the piece into the san francisco spca letting us down. it seems like there is an underlying problem everywhere. it seems like no matter how beautiful or wonderful the rate of adoption is, you have too many pets and too few spaces and with foreclosures happening or people losing jobs or getting older o

we're going to 63 morgan hills. 63 in, san jose. 62 in dan vill. 60 in castro valley. 60 in alameda. san francisco, 60, as well. and 53 in santa rosa. on your three-day forecast, it's dry for most of friday. we get the rain in here on saturday, with a chance of isolated thunderstorms on monday. then, we have on again/off again rain. back in the mix. if you're planning a "hunger games" wait in the line kind of a night, it is looking good. >> bring the umbrellas out. >> i camp out. it would be supercool. >> a luxury tent with some wine. >> i might have the wine. >>> up next, the 10-year-old girl who's gotten the attention of the u.s. ski team. we'll show you why. ♪ [ female announcer ] introducing new nature valley protein bars. 100% natural ingredients like roasted peanuts... ♪ ...creamy peanut butter, and a rich dark chocolate flavor. plus, 10 grams of great tasting protein in every bar. so it's energy straight from nature to you. new nature valley protein bars. find them in the granola bar aisle. >>> we've seen kids like this on the slopes. the kind that whiz right by you. now, we h

this is amateur ville of the storm in hyattsville. >> it was almost like it was lifting the roof off.torms passed through 17 states, from alabama to parts of ohio. we will have a live report from tennessee on the damage later in this newscast. horace holmes, abc 7 news. >> as we monitor the destruction in the midwest the storms are not over. people could be dealing with more problems in the next few hours. there is heavy rain in this region. let's get to senior meteorologist bob ryan for the latest. >> compared with what we have just seen, and we will see more of tomorrow, we have gotten off on the ec side. -- we have gotten off on the ec side. the tremendous storms are moving to our area. the worst are still to the southeast, out pressing into georgia. local doppler radar around washington the rumble of thunder. this is nothing like the severe storms. a bit of lightning. also, the temperatures, into the 40's. as the ferocious storms came over the mountains of west virginia they ran into the colder air which has really diminished the power. nonetheless, local rain and flood watches. s

a woman driving on washington avenue veered off the road and slammed into a iew ville pole. the action knocked down some live wires and she could have been electrocuted. she was rescued. utility crews had to couple power to a 24-hour restaurant. it will cost a full day's business. >> there is no power in the restaurant. >> oh, we have to wait for the power to come back and let some people go without paying. >> one north found lane on washington is still shut down. crews say it's going to take all day to fix the problem. >>> coming up, a hazardous material crew had to be called out to a newark oil recycling plant after reports of an explosion. every green oil -- evergreen oil said that a chemical reaction caused a drum lid to pop up. six other nearby drums were sitting at warmer than usual temperature so those drums were cooled off and isolated. >> any time there is any kind of incident with hazardous materials, it's us a looked at. as of right now, it was a chemical reaction inside the barrel. no threat to the public. it's very well contained, nothing got into the storm drai

in baltimore, the ticket was sold in a 2-1111 store in mill ville, 14 miles outside of charm city. >> in a working class neighborhood of baltimore county called millford mill, the tv satellite trucks descended with a vengeance, at this 7-eleven, at this very terminal, someone bought one of the three lottery tickets that will share in the biggest lottery. we know that the transaction occurred at 7:15, thanks to surveillance camera. >> it was a quick one. we understand from the surveillance came, they bought one ticket and they came into the store. that's all they died. because the huge profits will be shared, the maryland winner should get about $218 million or, if they want the whole payout immediately, a check for 158 million. >> be wise, be smart. take your time spend it wisely and share. that's the key thing. share. it was not given to you to keep for yourself. >> the franchise owner are an immigrant couple from ethiopia. she and her husband will share $100,000 prize for selling the winning ticket. >> customers are still buying lottery tickets from the 7- eleven in millford mill an

just last week, the president vills i had oklahoma calling for construction of the southern portion of the keystone pipeline. but late last year, the after mrg blocked the northern section of the same pipeline after pressure from environmental groups. some relief could be around the corner. a sumrall in oil inventories today pushed the price of crude even lower. log onto fox 3euz.com for more on this story and all -- log onto foxbusiness.com for more on this story and all our stories. >>> i'm sarah simmons. >> i'm a will thomas. welcome to fox amorning news. we were just saying it feels nice -- welcome to fox 5 morning news. we were just saying it feels nice today. give us good news, tucker barnes. >> i can give you good news for today, tomorrow, saturday, maybe. >> i was going to get into the garden. >> you can do that on sunday. >> i have a lot of work to do. >> we're comfortably cool overnight in the upper 50s and low 60s. lots of sunshine expected. we're right back into an area of high pressure as our little area of stormy's from yesterday has pushed off the coast. you can see quie

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back to the eastern section of the city and down on to the eastern shore near centerville and grayson vill at this time. there is still thunder and lightning in this. that's just the first band of several bands of rain coming out of this big storm out of the west. we'll talk about how the weekend is being treated coming up in just a minute. stick around. >> hour big story this new york morning -- our big story this morning, an official is out on bail after he is charged with soliciting two minors for sex. >> lieutenant colonel jason shepard is on bail after offering two depirls money for sex. sheldon dutes has more. >> the two girls were allegedly offered money for sex. one quickly ran and reported it, which lead to a cross-country arrest. >> police say it is an unusual case. >> it is the first time i've experienced this. it is the first time i've seen someone come here, commit a crime, and just like that leave leave. >> it happened in the neighborhood where the 13 and 16-year-old girls were walking to school. that's when police say jason shepard pulled up in a rental car and allegedly off

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he didn't feel walker had supported him in his attack on one of the batteries there at brown's ville. the plan had been for marvin to --marmaduke to lead them -- and walker refused several requests to come to the firing line from his headquarters in the rear. the two generals staff started sending notes back and forth. are you calling me a coward? no. i just didn't want to serve under you. escalated to the point of that one of walker's aids, general walker demands satisfaction that is due him as a gentleman. on the morning of sept. 6, 1863 these two confederate generals, met in a field north of little rock, fought a duel. marmaduke fatally wounded marsh walker and four days before little rock fell maybe hundred at the door these guys are fighting a dual. with a crazy time. on the tenth steele decided his best route to attack little rock. his plan was to get cavalry on the south side of the river and march his infantry on the north side to confront the earth works but flank him out with a cavalry. and tried to build on arkansas at a horseshoe loop in the river where they could set up t

. >> once the vaud ville palace when it opened in 1929, the theater has now been transformed into a modern-daygot the chance to see one of the final numbers of the first season being filmed. ♪ >> the show is aiming for authenticity on every note, including broadway stars like megan. >> drama that you see is real drama that could and has happened find behind the scenes. >> sure, absolutely. there's so many times i've been in the show looking out in the wings, where's the camera. the drama back here is so much more interesting. >> and you want to show that. >> exactly. >> easy to make us sound good. >> easy to make you sound bad too. >> how do you feel about her character? >> i love her. i mean being able to be in a room and to watch the singing and the dancing and for my character to get to sit behind a table and judge them. >> do this, do that. and not actually have go out there. >> and i don't have to do that and be yelled at by choreographers and directors. >> should i try something else? >> but it's that everyday pressure sparking the fierce competition between two two characters both vying

he was too ville. very seriously ill. people think this is the end. this time it seemed worse than usual. i had an e-mail this week from his secretary that a huge effort of determination, of first time he is on respirator which was not true before. nevertheless he was intending in march to come to the conference and go to cal tech. this is a man who won't be defeated by his physical problem. amazing. i am the same age. i turned 70 before he did and told him he'd better respect his elders. i won't be around 50 years from now. but as long as i'm alive i want to remember how much his passion for science and exploring all that science and effect that none of my books would have been written had never encountered him. his wonderful self mocking humor and wonderful smile and delightful universe. really had a tough road through life in terms of a bridge game. he was dealt a relic -- ridiculously unbalanced hand and made a grand slam. he set an example for all of us. not everything he has done has been so laudable. he had -- pecan be arrogant and stubborn and

soldier in a ville annual right next door to the a u.s. base.ma administration insisted today the mission in afghanistan has not changed. but that mission handing over security to the afghan so we can leave depends on trust which is clearly in short supply. and mr. bad news. taliban s peace talk which have been a major goal of the administration but the white house said today they will keep trying to move the talks forward. this is abc news washington. >>> iran bank may soon be cut off from the world largest commerce system. society for worldwide inner bank tell communication or swift will block 30 of iran financial institutions beginning on sachlts now that unprecedented move follows an order issued by area pine union and aims to prevent iran from developing nuclear weapons. swift hanld handles most of the world international bank transfer and financial isolation could seriously hurt iran oil industry. >>> later this month the accept at will tackle a reauthorization of the video is against women act. that landmark legislation passed in 1994 wit

we have several reports for you nick in kabul and exclusive new video from a ville land in shock. >>americans in afghan degree on this much. this crime was for ungiveable. it was a methodical massacre. 16 civilian including 9 children most shot through the head. the body wrapped in blankets and burned. are these children taliban asked this woman? 2-year-old a taliban? the shooter identified as 38-year-old staff sergeant armed with at least 2 weapons at 2:00 a.m. he walks south more than a mile and began stalking door to door. he entered the first house wearing night vision goggle. in the dark he killed 4 afghans. then he shot this boy. i jumped under the bed and that's when he fired at me, he says. telling the story over the phone to president karzai. in are second houses the shooter killed a daughter mother grandmother and gathered up 4 little boy and 4 also girls and killed everyone. 11 dead in one family. fv wiped out entire generation he says. shooter stopped one last time to kill unarmed man then he calmly returned to his base and turned himself in. it was all over in less than

look at rock ville still 53. arlington still holding on to 64 this morning with 60s and 50s scattered about. what a difference. andrews 163. not that far away. upper marlboro 11 degrees cooler at 52 degrees. outside we've got great advice ibilities, clear skies, -- visibility, clear skies, 56 degrees with a south wind at 6. not much of a chill this morning and the dew point at 50. the air has gotten to feel much more like may than march with temperatures in the 60s all the way up to kansas city. minneapolis is in the 50s. the jet stream is well to the north, farther north than it normally is this time of year. that's why we're so warm here. out west it's coming on shore. california, oregon, washington state with lots of rain, lots of snow in the mountains. saw some totals in the last 24 hours. two feet, 24 inches at some of the ski areas in washington state. meanwhile in the eastern u.s. high pressure dominates right now. we're going to be nice and quiet today. fairly quiet tomorrow. looks like by friday, though,

al-jazeera they being included, only al-jazeera bloggers ville only al-jazeera because the new media in country, besides the government, only al-jazeera -- the second things make a difference between poverty and hungry. why? we have a bachelor's degree and a job. the difference between hungry and poverty. when i am hungry i can do anything they want. the difference between poverty day-by-day, other things like arabic and language and culture, they call it antiquity. anyone who has accommodation, make integrity -- this accommodation in arab culture, make things explode. also we have to blend the media with the media. and president obama -- or king abdallah of jordan, a reformer, we have to deal with barry weiss -- last time we see hillary clinton after many years, ten years later. hungry, poverty, integrity and even today in jordan, 15,000, and people you must kill. when you go to the trash can take millions of dollars from jordan from the people, $5 million. if i am hungry almost killed. thank you very much. [inaudible c conversations] >> hy em a student here at the center. i have a

a fifth man, black johnson of ville j o is at large considered arm and dangerous. >>> the police chief in berkeley says he is sorry when he sent an officer to a journalist's home to demand changes to a story. the incident stems from the fatal beating of a residents in berkeley hills last month where police were criticized for not responding immediately to calls from the victim and his wife. this week a reporter from the bay area news group noted that the chief apologize dollars during a community meeting. the chief says the report was not correct but that he acted improperly to the quotes. >> and putting myself throughout just to say this is completely my fault. i apologize to mr. oakley. i'm falling on my sword because i was wrong and i put him in an awkward position and i shouldn't have done it. >> the chief says he was tired and frustrated trying to get out the facts but went about trying to get the correction the wrong way. he admitted he should not have sent an armed police officer to oakley's home. that's the reporter, after midnight. >>> i don't think that discussion is over. it

we probably have 40 or 50 police officers in the henry ville area now. it's remarkable that we didn't have more fatalities. right now, i only have one reported fatality in the henryville area. and i don't really have an injury number for you, but we were very lucky. >> how much time did people have? how much warning time did people have? >> i know the alarms went off probably several times during the day. so at least three times. and there was quite a bit olwarning. the only prab oblem that we really did have, the school in henryville was still in session, and as you can tell by the footage, the high school is just heavily damaged. they were just so fortunate that some of the children that were still left in the school today weren't injured. we reported minor scratches and some abrasions from the students. so we were very fortunate there. >> thank goodness for that, especially when you see the school bus that has been tossed through a house. chuck adams, i know you have a long night and long days and weeks ahead of you. we wish you the best and the volun

. >> once the vaud ville palace when it opened in 1929, the theater has now been transformed into a modern-daye chance to see one of the final numbers of the first season being filmed. ♪ >> the show is aiming for authenticity on every note, including broadway stars like megan. >> drama that you see is real drama that could and has happened find behind the scenes. >> sure, absolutely. there's so many times i've been in the show looking out in the wings, where's the camera. the drama back here is so much more interesting. >> and you want to show that. >> exactly. >> easy to make us sound good. >> easy to make you sound bad too. >> how do you feel about her character? >> i love her. i mean being able to be in a room and to watch the singing and the dancing and for my character to get to sit behind a table and judge them. >> do this, do that. and not actually have go out there. >> and i don't have to do that and be yelled at by choreographers and directors. >> should i try something else? >> but it's that everyday pressure sparking the fierce competition between two two characters both vying for t

the president's demand follows the killing of 16 after pansy -ville juans allegedly by an american soldiera south bay firefighter is injured on the job. he was hurt battling a house fire on under wood drive. a few streets are still blocked this morning. >>> yeah, a lot of the streets are just becoming unclogged. a lot of the fire engines just leaving within the past couple of minutes. we do know there happened to be a couple of young men who live in the neighborhood who are walking by the building. they spotted the flames and now firefighters are calling them heros. one of them for making sure at that the residents got out safely. we have a couple of still photos wi want to show you. they capture the intensity of the fire which was raging when crews arrived on scene. one firefighter actually fell through the roof and into the fire. he was seriously burned, his hand injured but he's expected to be okay. 17 people were displaced including 8 children. it started in the bottom floor apartment and official sauce a woman left a candle burning and that's when the young men lend a helping hand. >>

we probably have 40 or 50 police officers in the henry ville area now.s remarkable that we didn't have more fatalities. right now, i only have one reported fatality in the henryville area. and i don't really have an injury number for you, but we were very lucky. >> how much time did people have? how much warning time did people have? >> i know the alarms went off probably several times during the day. so at least three times. and there was quite a bit olwarning. the only problem that we really did have, the school in henryville was still in session, and as you can tell by the footage, the high school is just heavily damaged. they were just so fortunate that some of the children that were still left in the school today weren't injured. we reported minor scratches and some abrasions from the students. so we were very fortunate there. >> thank goodness for that, especially when you see the school bus that has been tossed through a house. chuck adams, i know you have a long night and long days and weeks ahead of you. we wish you the best and the volunteers a

ville and trying to get these out reminders but never received any. she invested $18,300 and made no money. the commissioner does not have the authority but even if so there was no money. this arizona company filed bankruptcy. as a creditor she thinks she is going to get her money back. we know that is not true. maryland issued an order that they have not responded to but it alleges violation of the act, fraud and other misrepresentations seeking a permanent bar against the company and president from offering selling business opportunities. the problem is just as rich said many of these companies -- is not a sinking ship. they resurface as a new entity with the new company name or spouse or sales reps and they are at the helm of a new company. >> to my left is it -- andre birotte leaders and u.s. attorney from los angeles. we heard about this opportunity. talk about instances where a consumer last $18,000. i wonder if you could talk about how serious the losses have been and what relief you have been able to obtain. >> i mentioned some of them in my e

one of the interesting facts that was in that study is that in lieu ville, kentucky, a woman who is 40years old who doesn't smoke pays more for health insurance than a 40-year-old man who does smoke. now, give me a break, chris. i mean, we both know that health risks associated with smoking. this is all over the country in many different ways. what the republicans have not said is what they will do because they actually don't have an answer. i saw that they have -- >> look, all of us who are women we're used to paying more from everything from dry cleaning to shoes to shirts. i mean, there has long been a cost gap in many aspects of society. having said that -- and i'm sure a lot of women don't know that they're paying more necessarily for health care than men are. this is probably news to them. you know, the president is so well with women in 2008. what was it, 56% of the female voted. now when you look at the head-to-head matchup, 49% to 45% against mitt romney. again, is it a messaging problem? what do you think is going on with women voters, and add to that some of the statements m

a conviction could make him el ville -- appearance. a conviction would make him eligible for the death penalty. >> my understanding is the district attorney will make a determination. >>> we just heard from san francisco muni officials who tell us they are still trying to figure out what role, if any, a muni bus played in a serious accident. police found and injured woman at howard and beal streets yesterday night. they say a witness saw a minibus traling through that intersection right before the woman was hit. >> the victim in her 60s was rushed to hot. >>> 7. well, rick santorum will be right here in the -- 7:06. well, rick santorum will be here in the bay area today. he will be at the fairfield jelly belly factory at 4:00 this afternoon. it may sound like a strange place for a meets like but there will be a $1,000 dinner fund-raise. >>> well, this morning, prog will continue his push to end tax breaks for the oil countries. coming up at 7:15, why republicans say this is not the time to end those testimony -- those. >>> 7:08. sal's

dan ville, san ramon, down on the san mateo bridge. our observer tom this blossom hill, .60.rence between the official reading in eau and some of the observers we -- and and some of the observer ises reporting a big difference. the russian ribber had 5 inches. middletown, ukiah 2.18. kentfield 2 ins plus, vallejo .97 and crockett, .93 and gill ray .50. san francisco only 22 inches of rain they should have 36 51 to 55. santa rosa is at 51. a lot of 54s in there. you can see the cloud cover, the jet stream, the river of air will continue to give us a lot of cloud cover and some light rain today. there is your next system, it's making -- taking aim toward the turn. mostly cloudy, scattered showers, a little breezy, but nothing compared to what we had yesterday. 60s on the temperatures. boy, if we could get a half- hour of sun. you probably know ised the moisture in the ire. >>> the sierra ski resorts are propertying sale inches of snow -- are propertying several inches of snow. there is a winter weather advisory in effect until noon. we just checked with caltrans. chains are req

a movie palace, and broad ville ending its run than coming in. ..horn aha and hit hard and >> i don't get this answer and that everyone is afraid. people are excited and. all the candidates have done a good job. whig was terrific. we will hear a lot more in coming case. >> how do you assess the first day in town. >> a lot of the other candidates have experienced the question. mitt romney will turn it up and he has the organization to it. he can fly by the seat of his pants for a while but can't fly by the seat of your pants -- has to step up. >> we love that. how are you? thank you. take care of yourself. how are you? my head is down. how are you doing? having fun? good to see you. [inaudible conversations] >> thank you so much. >> hi, how are you? thank you. take care. thank you. have a good one. how are you? how it going? enjoy it. you will laugh. i promise. how are you? great. enjoy. laugh. how are you doing? sorry. great to see you. how are you? glad you made it. i am hosting o'reilly tonight. the worst timing. thank you. great to see you. thank

ville strategic nuclear delivery system, heavy bomber, icbm and nuclear power ballistic missile submarine and maintain the united states rocket motor industrial base. 2 goes on and elaborates on that. this statement was made after this chart. you have an updated chart to reflect what is happening today? >> i take that for the record. >> something no one ever talks about that i have always been concerned and relating to the tactical nuclear weapons, on the other side of the aisle made an effort to include nuclear weapons in the time we're looking at the new s.t.a.r.t. program. it is a 10-1 led vantage of russia over ourselves. do you agree or disagree with me that that should be part of the plan? >> i agree it should be part of the plan. >> senator nelson? >> thank you to both of you for your service and kind remarks. general kehler and general alexander. the comments today and all the discussion for some period of time has indicated a growing threat of cyberwarfare and threat to the united states national security. as we engage in this discussion there is an ongoing restructuring of strat

ville >> you can't put everything in one book. liberty and tyranny was really a restatement of conservatism and non conservatism. a reintroduction of it because honestly i thought that the republican party had turned into mush and i thought it was with what the left was doing to remind people of conservatism, why it is so magnificent. why embraces liberty and private property rights and the rule of law and individual sovereignty and all these things that made america so great. and on the other hand left, centralize and concentrate power and how much damage has been done in the last hundred years. it is tough to do that in 250 pages which i did but i said to myself later i really haven't gotten to the not of this thing which is what is this force that wears millions of people to it and then destroys their independence? they d and the politicians who put it are so effective in their propaganda and the phony and collectibles are so effective in the arguments they make. where does this come from? when did it start? i thought that had

the one remaining survivor, 20-month-old is in lieu ville children's hospital in critical condition. mother and father 21 years old, 28 years old and two young siblings were all killed on friday. family and friends of that family spoke with the media. let's listen to what they had to say. >> she was in her car seat upside down. she was found under the rubble. >> now, family friends say that the babcock family has not had insurance, and there's been a fund set up, the babcock family fund at bank of america that people can donate to to help pay for funeral costs and to put into a trust for angel and they're hoping she recovers. back to you, gary. >> athena, so devastatingly sad. we'll talk to you later this morning. >>> it's now time to check our other top stories. mitt romney won the washington caucuses last night. he carried 38% of the vote versus 25% for second place finisher ron paul. that means romney gets the lion's share of washington state's 40 delegates. president obama speaks to the apac conference today. it is the largest jewish lobbying organization in the united states. th

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track, sir, and i think even though there's been domestic rhetoric from the president on departing the villet cetera, i will say both our president and president karzai had an extended conversation the other day, in fact, they've spoken three times just recently, where both of them were in full agreement. >> reporter: in a rare public admission allen confirms that extremist groups beyond al-qaeda are driving the insurgency. >> we know that the taliban remain a resilient and determined enemy and that many of them will try to regain their lost ground this spring, through assassination, intimidation, high profile attacks and placement of ieds. we know that iran continues to support the insurgency and fuels often the flame of violence. >> reporter: this morning, general allen has been asked twice whether president obama's decision to publicly lay out the timeline for withdraw in afghanistan has put the u.s. in a weak negotiating position where the taliban, al-qaeda, and the haqqani network are simply biding their time and laying down their weapons until the u.s. leaves, jenna. jenna: an importan