we go inside the adam walsh killing. >>> and, apple's juice? we're on the scene as the company roms out another slimmer, lighter gizmo. so, how low can they go? tonight, we size up apple, by the numbers. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," march 2nd, 2011. >> good evening, i'm terry moran. and we begin tonight with another difficult chapter in the very public struggles of actor charlie sheen. last night, police removed his twin sons from his care after his estranged wife filed a restraining order against him. in an interview with abc earlier this week, sheen, one of four children himself, said he wasn't worried about his kids being negati negatively impacted by his lifestyle in all of this. i can say, hey, kids, your dad's a rock star, the actor said. here's andrea canning with the latest. >> reporter: police under court orders arrived at sheen's home last night to supervise the removal of the twins from his custody to hand over to their mot

. >> john walsh is known as a crime fighter.t of course he suffered his own personal tragedy. he and his wife lost their son adam. and for so long, they never had justice and they finally have it and they'll share their story with us coming up. >> also ahead, a lot of people like to use the internet to try to sell their home, but there are dos and don'ts. are you using the web correctly? we'll talk to barbara cork ran, she'll show us which are the key phrases that buyers are looking for.cork ran, she'll show us which are the key phrases that buyers are looking for. >> and i dare you to keep a straight face watching this. [ laughing smchlt [. >> come on, how cute is that? he's awake, by the way. that's baby mica. he is the newest internet sensation. 5 million hits to watch him laughing as his father rips up a rejection notice. we can't wait to sit down and talk to them. >> that baby is so famous. i saw hill stopping and giving automatgraphs earlier. a lot to get to, but first a check of the weather. bill karins has the latest. >>

illinois's joe walsh trails the new class with a negative net worth around $300,000 in the red.down congressional health benefits and he sleeps in his office when in washington that will do it for us today. thank you so much for joining us. next week my guest, movie mogul harvey weinstein, fresh off of his best picture win for "the king's speech." each week keep it right here where wall street meets main streak. have a great week, everybody, and i'll see you next weekend. my diet? well yesterday i had an apple turnover. i know it's sort of my weakness. i always keep it in the house. well, that and boston crème pie, white chocolate strawberries, and mmm key lime pie. yeah, i've already lost some weight. [ female announcer ] yoplait light -- over 30 delicious flavors at about 100 calories. babe, what are you doing?! ♪ [ female announcer ] the yoplait you love, now in a 4-pack. try it today. a living, breathing intelligence that's helping business rethink how to do business. in here, inventory can be taught to learn... ♪ in here, machines have a voice... ♪ in here, medical history

we'll talk to john and revÉ walsh, but first how the tragedy unfolded.hese people are keeping reÉe and i going. everyone knows adam's alive and it's just a matter of finding him. >> reporter: 6-year-oldle adam walsh disappeared from a sears department store in 1981 and the case took a horrific turn. two weeks after he was kidnapped, the little boy's head was discovered in a nearby florida canal. >> i don't know who would do this to a 6-year-old child. i can't conceive of it. >> reporter: ottis toole, a serial killer, was the prime suspect. he even confessed to the crime but was never charged with the murder. adam's parents, john and revÉ walsh became advocates for children and violent crime victims. john's long-running tv series helped to solve many cases, but adam's case remained wide open. in 2006, the walshs asked joe matthews, a retired homicide detective and family friend, to conduct an independent investigation. evidence was pieced together and police officially closed the case in 2008. ottis toole, who had died in prison years earlier, was named a

in 45 minutes, illinois republican joe walsh on federal spending and the economy. then, the chairman of the congressional tarp oversight panel, ted kaufman. japanese military helicopters are dumping more water onto the crippled nuclear power plant. initial reports said that it is not clear whether the water drops succeeded in cooling down the reactor. the u.s. authorized the first evacuation of americans last night of the japan. here in washington, we are covering hearings with the head of the u.s. geological survey, also the head of fema -- both of those will be alive today on c- span3. on the floor of the u.s. senate, the continuing resolution, a three week temporary extension of government funding. that will go on to the president for his signature. on the floor of the house of representatives, they will take a bill to defund npr, national public radio. the mid-afternoon vote is expected there. we want to get your thoughts for this first 40 minutes of "washington journal." democrats -- (202)737-0002. republicans -- (202)737-0001. independents -- (202)628-0205. t

walsh, vigaud-walsh, you all work with child soldiers and i know that perhaps some of the abusers who are involved in rape now were probably child soldiers before. so i wonder what your organization is doing as it relates to child soldiers and the drc. >> to illustrate what we are doing with child soldiers, i could speak of a program we had in north chivu and partnership with the cara tacgoma and ca caratas rome as well. we were supporting centers through which demobilized children -- or children were -- were transported to after being demobilized providing a trauma healing therapy. working with them to prepare them for reintegration back into society. the problem is that clearly these kinds of services aren't enough. the number of children that were needing ddr services in a few years ago was much, much greater than the funding it's level of funding that we had. thank you. >> thank you. >> mr. affleck, maybe you and mr. prendergast, may be able to deal with the question, what do you see us needing on the ground in order to make these elections work? >> welt, first of all, i want to g

walsh, vigaud-walsh, you all work with child soldiers and i know that perhaps some of the abusers who are involved in rape now were probably child soldiers before. so i wonder what your organization is doing as it relates to child soldiers and the drc. >> to illustrate what we are doing with child soldiers, i could speak of a program we had in north chivu and partnership with the cara tacgoma and ca caratas rome as well. we were supporting centers through which demobilized children -- or children were -- were transported to after being demobilized providing a trauma healing therapy. working with them to prepare them for reintegration back into society. the problem is that clearly these kinds of services aren't enough. the number of children that were needing ddr services in a few years ago was much, much greater than the funding it's level of funding that we had. thank you. >> thank you. >> mr. affleck, maybe you and mr. prendergast, may be able to deal with the question, what do you see us needing on the ground in order to make these elections work? >> welt, first of all, i want to g

bill walsh. and he saw the sky catching this and with the fifth round of his epic he got to wait clark. he goes over to the 49ers. dwight clark. >>pam: and coming back? >> and to back to the 5:45 t time. >> and thank you, vern. and the san francisco this looks like a holiday! no troubles a little bit sluggish south 101 but it is really light. we will be back with more news, ahead. and them news are run the bay, investigating a high- school basketball game fight. a fan punched a player off from the winning team. after the championship game between washington/mission it this weekend. a fight broke out in the stands and eventually it spilled out onto the basketball court towards the final buzzer. cause, unknown. murder chargers dropped. of the jewelry store owner that was found last week. this is the picture of a person found last week when the responded to the well-being check. tonya was suspended o suspicion--of murder, and burglary. another person was arrested on suspicion but not evebut not murd

there is a letter from former coach bill walsh to the district attorney on ethen's baffle and a posterris who spoke to the judge at his prison sentencing. >> he spoke about a person i didn't know any more. and he told him that there is something in this man worth saving. he said just give this man another chance. >> reporter: he got that chance with a reduced sentence and after serving his time has now taken his hard earned lessons to help young people avoid the same mistakes. >> he is like a dad to me. >> reporter: shamara bailey dropped out of high school until she found ethen and the care program. >> he is keeping me in check. keeping me on too much my game. >> reporter: ethen and the program step assess each child, help them with their needs whether it is housing, mental health, job skills. a structure of support for the whole child so they can succeed in school. shamaria graduated and started college last week. >> he keeps you real. he tells the truth. reality. he basically don't tell stories, doesn't tell fairy tales just tells it like it is. >> i have been given a gift and the g

. >> reporter: megan walsh earlier tweeted curry to help find her sister. they hadn't heard from her since the quake. she was at a school near the epicenter. >> we tried to reach out to anybody that checked in with twitter who was on the ground and tweeted back and said, here's a picture of my sister. please, if you see her around, get her name on a list. we just really wanted a list or -- >> we were on the computers all the time. i guess i thought we'd get an entry in facebook or something. >> reporter: instead, she got to speak with her missing daughter, missing no more. in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, damian. thousands of families have been ripped apart but there are also families reunited like the ones we just saw and this one via skip. >> i'm so happy to see you. i'm so happy that you guys are okay. jess, john, zack, we love you so much. we love you so much. we miss you guys terribly. >> a lot of emotion this morning on the "today" show. this family had no internet, no cell phone, no way to get in touch with each other fo

club for more than fifteen years teaching the next generation to take to the ways from submarines to walsh it has a huge number of models for the children to work on the championship winning replica proudly on display plenty to sponsors well. this model has taken part in a national championship is won the cup that you can see over there for this model of a cannon boat has taken part in two world championships and a european competition. so luckily for me i don't mind the kids have a go to. the. left and. the boats are all remote controls and after a quick lesson from eagle we are out on the open water full steam ahead. or i guess it's not exactly sailing the board but they also allow for is negotiating the british canal with christmas justifications. of course it's never good to get too complacent about these things i was about to find out. from here because the solo but has run its difficulties on the field so we have some ocean rescue missions but thankfully even here in the middle of russia the u.s. navy is on time to save the day go boys. get close a. little to the factual nudging it b

in february, walsh and a private investigator were arrested on drugs and weapons charges accused of stealing drugs. it has put several drug cases in question. >>> vice safety investigators say the derailment of two cars earlier this month was likely caused by two equipment problems. there was flawed maintenance that flipped off a track as well as uneven track wear that made traction more difficult for the trains. 65 people were taken to the hospitals. the cost of derailment will likely exceed $1 million. >> eric: california's baseball program may be reinstated by the end of the week when a decision was made to cut the program for budget reasons. they said the program would need $10 million to keep running for the next seven to ten years. the fund-raising group has now raised more than $9 million in private donations and cal is field for the baseball team for the last 119 years. california's men's gymnastics program has raised $2 million of the $4 million they need. >> they will make a do a test on california's water supply. they found this year the snow pact at 124% of normal. they say april

walsh, vigaud-walsh, you all work with child soldiers and i know that perhaps some of the abusers who are involved in rape now were probably child soldiers befo. so i wonder what your organization is doing as it relates to child soldiers and the drc. >> to illustrate what we are doing with child ldiers, i could speak of a program we had in north chivu and partnership with the cara tacgoma and ca caratas rome as well. we were supporting centers through which demobilized children -- or children were -- were transported to after being demobilized providing a trauma healing therapy. working with them to prepare them for reintegration back into society. the problem is that clearly these kinds of services aren't enough. the number of children that were needing ddr services in a few years ago was much, much greater than the funding it's level of funding that we had. thank you. >> thank you. >> mr. affleck, maybe you and mr. prendergast, may be able to deal with the question, what do you see us needing on the ground in order to make these elections work? >> welt, first of all, i want to go ba

we care and let home in that we -- that -- that we're not going to give up on them just like bill walshidn't give up on me. >> reporter: eason knows something about team work. he played for the 49ers from 1979 until he was traded in 1984. he helped win a super bowl. but a drug addiction led to his downfall and by 1990 he went to prison. >> my life was this vicious cycle where all i lived for was to get loaded. >> reporter: today, eason has been cleaned for 11 years. he surrounds himself wickets of his teammates and friends and coast. who didn't give up him. a poster of bubba paris spoke up to the judge. >> he spoke about a person i didn't know anymore. he told them that there's something in this man worth saving. he said, just give this man another chance. >> reporter: he got that chance with a reduced sentence and after serving his time has now taken his hard-earned lessons to help young people avoid the same mistakes. >> he is like a dad to me. >> reporter: shemarea bailey was in the foster system and dropped out of high school until she found eason and the "care" program. >> he is li

facility will include lockers offices meeting rooms with a hall of fame area with state player bill walsh. the plan includes the building of a fieldhouse where the former married housing dorms used to be be. >> he can't help but see the positive. >> i think it's going to be a great asset for the whole universe for the student to have -- president dollars believe that all of these projects can be completed. all of these upgrades will be paid and in the process of finding a donor. $in san jose. >> he has his own radio show for $10 million and he gives my predictions on who will win in the nba, nfl an maybe the major league baseball. ryan is live on campus to tell us more, ryan. >> what's going on? >> it's going good up here. now the first question i do want to ask you the nba is closing down on its regular season, who in your opinion will make the run at the nba final championship. >> the bulls are doing things that no one saw coming with the east being impacted as it is. the magic, heat and celtics are three things -- the bulls have come out of left field and are in first place now. who wo

it is in memory of seth walsh, he is a 13-year-old gay student who killed himself in september. >>> with gasoline prices at 4 bucks a gallon more people are taking mass transit. especially those with long commutes, ridership on the ace train from stockton to san jose is up 11% this year. the capital corridor is up 13%. b.a.r.t., cal train, san trans, bta and golden gate transit are all up about 5% or more. >>> coming up the state faces a 26 billion-dollar deficit. now a top dog to the rescue. how the governor's pet core agree may help balance the budget. >>> and what does it take to save one tree in the bay area? the three-month saga that is not even close to being over. >> just when you thought it was safe to put that umbrella away more rain in the bay area forecast. when you will hear those raindrops as "eyewitness news" continues right here on cbs5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, to balance the state's 26-billion dollar budget deficit. >>> the governor's office banking on a new solution to balance the state's $26 billion budget deficit. meet governor brown's correspondence gee, sutter. he is on

of yellow book joe walsh said on fox business last year, some of the coastal markets might be migrating away from print in five years. what i want to do is quick deep dive in our company. we're proudly founded in san francisco and really been around the last six years. yelp in 2005 went on google trends radar here. i will e-mail this to you all as well. basically we have 500 people looking at us in june of 2005. the next year 9,000 folks in the city of san francisco landing on yelp's business page daily and yelp.com daily. and we saw an appearance in google trends. i'm also juxtaposing the red line basically is search for yelp on google and the word on yellow pages so i'm contrasting this for the use of yellow pages and increase in search of the word yelp. 2006, 19,000 daily san francisco users. 2007, 27,000 san francisco users. 2009 you see a crossover. the number of people searching for yellow pages and google fell below the number of people at google and we're at 78,000 daily users in the city of san francisco. >> i will give you 30 more seconds. >> thank you, i'm on my last slide. i

it's called seth's law in memory of seth walsh, a 13-year- old gay student from tehachapi who killed himself in september. >>> california teachers are watching their mailboxes today for pink slips. hundreds of teachers in the bay area are being notified they might not have jobs next school year. today is the legal deadline for making those tentative notifications. the final deadlines to tell teachers their jobs are cut is may 15. by then, school districts will know whether there will be a special election to extend taxes that governor brown says are needed to avoid education cuts. >>> with gas prices at $4 a gallon, more people are taking mass transit especially those are long commutes. the "mercury news" reports that ridership on the ace train from stockton to san jose is up 11%. capitol corridor up 13 persons. bart, caltrans, vta and golden gate transit up 5% or more. >>> the governor's office is banking on a new solution to balance the state's $26 billion budget deficit. meet governor brown's corgie. some of the items for sale with his image might take the bite out of the deficit.

. >>> as for a stunning result from the nba last night, here's sara walsh at espn news. >> good morningay have the second-best record in the eastern conference, they have struggled against teams that are above .500. mike bibby, making his debut. first quarter, lebron throwing up the acrobatic jumper. he had 23 first half points. bosh misses the jumper. dwyane wade for the tip-in. wade had 24 in the first half. later in the second quarter, lebron, to bibby for three. heat would extend the lead, to 18 at the break. magic would come back. j.j. redick, to jason richardson for three. magic down 11. and down nine, jason richardson another three. magic, down six. a minute later, richardson with yet another triple. at one point, miami was up 24 points in the third quarter. it all evaporated. next magic possession, gilbert arenas getting into the long ball game. that would tie the game at 82-82. anderson for the score. and the magic, stunningly, have taken the lead up two. arenas, yet another three. magic, extending what at one time seemed like an impossible lead. two minutes to play. heat trail

tom walsh a resident tells us how they are getting around the slide. >> we have a foot path that we have built so i walk the footpath. i have seen larger slides but this is enough to cause concern. >> reporter: the good news is pg&e says they have been able to restore power to almost all of the homes that are isolated as a result of this mud slide. there have been no injuries. it's a matter until a geologist can determine the slide is stable enough to move. when that happens is anybody's guess. i'm matt bigler in the santa cruz mountains for cbs 5. >>> and for the first time in more than a decade, severe weather has completely closed yosemite national park. all roads to the park are closed because of snow, fallen power lines, you name it. the storm dumped 3.5 feet of snow in just 24 hours. yesterday a rockslide broke an integral transmission pole cutting off power to hundreds. pg&e is going to have to fly in a replacement pole since snow is blocking the roads and tonight visitors are urged to evacuate. > there was a couple of retired forest rangers who plowed the road in front of us and

remains to be seen and i thank you that would be but there's a car non-issue amount of anxiety about us walsh about the lack of jobs to some degree about corruption and to some degree about just the basic competence of a government so there are. there are some there are some dry timber there that could be ignited i think overall the king is very well be loved in saudi arabia and that's that's on the plus side but there are many mixed signals coming out of saudi arabia right now i'm going to you in london are the cows coming home to be coming back to kind of haunts of the what we've seen in the region for the last forty years i mean this is been a coddled regime by the west particularly the united states again we hear president obama supporting democracy do you think you supports democracy in saudi arabia i don't believe he does support democracy is not a b.s. so very very old like a holy cow to the american administration is and they would like to that all your family took when can you be a new. yeah i'm of a legion of human rights and bad because of freedoms there so that american all was ac

intervening in libya while overlooking baden's in other countries in the arab world political writer john walsh show us a foreign policy in the region is completely inconsistent it is not about protecting the people or human rights because in egypt when we were being shown during the initial phases in the rebellion there described it's a good friend of the family of the united states it's taken no action in bahrain it's a matter of fact at the same time this is going on. israeli planes are bombing bombing people planes the united states is nothing it is not about human rights it seems to me that it's an. imperial arrogance in human family the united states does not need that oil it's not about oil it does not fit in with the united states' master plan to dominate the middle east for purposes of oil and israel so it doesn't make sense it's a pasturing on the part of people so powerful they have no no cures from the consequences and i think daffy and the world are going to take a lesson from this down if you give up its weapons it abit trusted the west and look what's happened. well america's pre

megan walsh is using the internet right now any way she can to get information about her sister, cannon. the 25-year-old arrived in japan the day before the earthquake and tsunami struck. she taught english in a port village for two years but just moved back to california maybe six months ago. over the summer she was back in japan to attend graduation for some of her students. >> a visited her in 2009 and met a lot of the people that have lost their homes and stuff, so it's difficult not only not knowing where she is but just knowing how concerned she is for the community that she was a part of. >> reporter: the last contact she made was with friends in japan. she sent a text message about an hour before the earthquake struck. her family is hoping she had enough time to make it to higher ground at that point. since it's daytime now in japan, her family is in their home right now using twitter, they're using facebook, they're using google looking for anything that can show them maybe a photo, give them some relief that she is alive, that she is well. live in san jose, kimberly tere, nbc

has already sent walsh have reached the mediterranean and are making their way towards libya we're hearing that four hundred u.s. soldiers are in the mediterranean right now really to board these warships at the same time the british prime minister david cameron calling for a no fly zone there are many to an international community who are against this including the arab league as well as russia they say that it creates an aria where you have to have some kind of short term solution been put on the table but no long term prognosis in terms of how this will play out we are hearing the same from locals here there are against any kind of international intervention with opposition leaders saying as much they say that it will spread the conflict it will undermine the democratic movement and at the same time we're hearing that a no fly zone will involve military attacks on libya's air defenses not this was done in other countries such as iraq and there it proved that it is unlikely to halt the regime's helicopter and ground operations if anything it runs the risk of expanding the violence here a

in san francisco, megan walsh pleaded for help on twitter, saying her sister was last seen there. cannon purdy was described as 25, an english teacher who returned to japan on the day of the quake to see former students graduate from middle school. searching evacuation centers, it was a man who helped us find canon. >> are you canon? >> there she was, stranded without phone or cell service, glad to use our satellite phone to speak to her sister and parents for the first time since the disaster. >> i found your sister. here she is. >> oh, my god. >> hi, sis! >> oh, my god, canon. are you okay? >> yeah, i'm totally okay. >> we lost her, but she's okay. >> reporter: she thanks us for helping canon's family, though she herself still waits, heart breaking. we are strong, she says. we will not give up. the strength of two families among thousands being tested. and in the stunning development in this prefecture just hours ago, a 4-month-old baby was found safely with her parents by a japanese soldier, brian. >> ann, can you tell me how on earth are ordinary japanese citizens without the

solid out of going to the semifinals interest like that's defending champions act as a state to want walsh and that's in response to a time before the away when both different place were sorry for different players one school for this is even far so i was pretty ones i'm still doing all the remaining matches to reach the last four. so confirmation of that result coming up while a new mark has been set in the other contests having god lead is a record one hundred ninety minutes to beat message it's like a series of tools and that was the longest i have a match in a paycheck history besides needing story over times so no penalty shoot outs in the playoffs. but will not hold as interland edge by munich on the way goals and plans to most of now if you can say to go through the quarter finals of the champions league by playing from a goal down to two on after half an hour but it was a nice night at levels from golden pond that last gasp strike made it three two to the defending champions on the like three three and i guess he sent interest rate to the last eight on the michaels as any other sig

dwight clark of course, and the walsh. winning a couple of super bowls. and remaining ever modest. >> we had great players, we had great quarterbacking, we had great ownership and helped with custom ownership. everything was there and it's like my wife told me, just don't screw it up. >>> and time to get a more in- depth look. our half hour special to be aired three times this weekend all right here on channel 2. four fascinating character all the in the bay area sports hall of fame. all

butler and a state drug agent norman walsh are charged with a felony count of selling and stealing drugsall worked together in the police department in the late 1990s. >> it was six months ago the blast killed eight people and destroyed dozens of homes. meantime the san mateo county district attorney's office says it is now looking into seismic upgrade work done by pg&e. the company upgraded pipelines in san bruno in 1993 and '94 but stopped a few blocks short of the section that blew up. the investigation could lead to civil or even criminal charges of negligence. pg&e says no one yet knows caused the tragic accident. >> if it you look around carefully, you may see a little patchy fog. what you won't see though is how warm those temperatures are going to become later today. >> i'll show you those in just one second. but it's definitely going to be the warmest day in the next seven days during the afternoon hours. pretty calm this morning. that allows the moisture in the ground to evaporate and become some of that patchy fog. they were calm from san jose all the way up to san francisco a

christina lauren will be there and kerri walsh. they're running with lucille.ou can join them to run laps up and down the lower level of the park stairs. keep in mind, there's a $100 fund-raising minimum to participate. warm-ups at 8:45 and the stampede celebration kicks off at 9:30. and sunday fun day up the road as san francisco kicks off its first sunday street event of the year. more than three miles of the embarcardero will be a car-free zone so, you can walk, ride, dance, or roll along. that zone stretches from fisherman's wharf to mission bay, from 11:00 this morning until 4:00 this afternoon. that's what's going on "today in the bay." you have yourself a great day. >>> and good morning to you. a live picture on the san francisco bay. the boats have been bopped around with big winds moving through and strong winds too. things are starting to settle down, but not before we see more thundershowers. the forecast is coming up. >>> now what? the legislature passed a budget $12 billion out of whack. for more, our political observer nbc bay area political analy

assemblyman tom amiyano introduced bullying in bullying legislation called seth's law foresight l zest walsh, he was reportedly taunted for being gay. the legislation introduced would require districts to have anti-harassment that includes bullying based on perceived or actual sexual orientation. a survey of transgender teams found 84% of those students surveyed said they were harassed at school. 61% said they were unsafe at school and 12% said they had been physically assaulted at school in the past year. >>> in news of the world tonight, in libya both rebels and forces loyal to mo ma'am qaddafi claiming control of a key oil port. the government troops seem capable of driving out rebels with their superior firepower but they can't hold territory because their supply lines are weak. since last week the rebels have lost ground but are pledging they will not give up until qaddafi is gone. in the persian gulf nation of bahrain, troops from neighboring saudi arabia arrived today to help prop up the monarchy and possibly help put down ongoing protest, demonstrators were in the streets again today

another chairman bernanke and chairman bair and the acting comptroller of the currency, john walsh, are aware of this and try to look for ways to say that examiner bring the appropriate degree of balance to the judgments and do not over correct. >> one of the consequences that we have seen through this crisis has been an increasing concentration of lending. today the top five banks account for 50% of all races. i've heard very directly from the fha-approved lenders in many communities, particularly rural, that fha's presence along with va and usda is absolutely critical to ensure that they can continue to be all sorts of safe, affordable home loans in their communities. one of the points we make in the report is that a risk of option one in particular could be that we would have more concentration and less ability for community banks and others to continue lending in those communities. >> let me ask a broad question. i think you are all aware that the topic of conversation, the discussion that we are and deals with the fiscal house of the united states. in my view, we are bankrupt our n

assemblyman tom amiyano introduced bullying in bullying legislation called seth's law foresight l zest walsh, he was reportedly taunted for being gay. the legislation introduced would require districts to have anti-harassment that includes bullying based on perceived or actual sexual orientation. a survey of transgender teams found 84% of those students surveyed said they were harassed at school. 61% said they were unsafe at school and 12% said they had been physically assaulted at school in the past year. >>> in news of the world tonight, in libya both rebels and forces loyal to mo ma'am qaddafi claiming control of a key oil port. the government troops seem capable of driving out rebels with their superior firepower but they can't hold territory because their supply lines are weak. since last week the rebels have lost ground but are pledging they will not give up until qaddafi is gone. in the persian gulf nation of bahrain, troops from neighboring saudi arabia arrived today to help prop up the monarchy and possibly help put down ongoing protest, demonstrators were in the streets again today

megan walsh is canon's sister and her mother. >> still very fortunate to have been able to talk to her. the middle of last night and very early this morning via satellite phone. and really appreciate the fact that so many people were involved in tracking her down. >> you were hopeful, but had no idea what had happened to her. >> unfortunately, it had been 3 1/2 day of watching really terrible footage come through. and had very, very limited information because no information was coming out of that region whatsoever. and so we really just felt like we had to take every angle we possibly could, reach out to anyone we possibly could and say get us some footage of people wherever they are. and luckily she's one of the survivors up at the school high and dry but sort of watching all the depression happen down below. >> she was teaching school there in japan, had returned because some of her kids were going through graduation. your reaction when you got that phone call and knew it was her on the other end. >> oh, it was just -- we were just awash with relief. i mean, we'd been hopeful as lon

on fedele spending and the economy. -- tomorrow, joe walsh on federal spending and the economy. "washington journal begins live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> the president and the administration believe that we need to look closely at the events in japan. we have to applaud whatever lessons that can be and will be learned. >> energy secretary steven chu on nucleaand jeffrey jaszco spoe on capitol hill today. >> this weekend, likely gop presidential candidate herman cain on the economy, the spiraling downward of america, and whether he will run for the republican nomination. >> i put my toe in the water. it is now up to my neck. the feedback we have gone from people across this country, tens of thousands, they are willing to volunteer. >> that is this sunday at 6:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. eastern and pacific. >> elizabeth warren has been named by the president to establish the new consumer protection bureau. this agency was created in last year's dodd-frank financial regulation bill. this is two and a half hours. >> i would like to welcome her and thank her for her participation

vega walsh. and thank you for your testimony. >> mr. chairman, i would like to submit my written statement for the record and i will briefly summarize. >> without objection, so ordered. >> thank you chairman smith for calling this very important hearing today and for giving catholic relief services an opportunity to testify. i would also like to thank the ranking member, mr. payne. mr. smith, i know how passionate you are about advocating for the survivors of sexual and gender-bapsed violence in the congo. and mr. payne, i know that your interest in the region has led you to travel to the congo several times even dating back to when it was call the zeir. let me also thank mr. mcdermott for his role as one of the original authors of the congo conflict minerals provision that recently became law. this provision will help to curb sexual violence in the congo. this morning in buke abu close to 180,000 women marched in the streets advocating for their own rights. today being their day, international womens day. they march behind a banner tha

walsh. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. walsh: thank you, mr. speaker, and thank you, mr. chairman. what are they afraid of? what are my colleagues on the other side of the aisle, mr. speaker, afraid of? let me second my colleague from south carolina respectfully. it is about raw gutter politics. respectfully, my colleague from maryland talks about standing up for every child. helping every child. what are they afraid of? why won't they help every single child? and it is politics. my colleagues on the other side can dance around any rationale they want to dance around. the evidence on this issue, we're beyond it. we are beyond having to debate empowering parents. we're past that. so what respectfully on the other side of the aisle is causing my colleagues to be against empowering, and i'll emphasize the word, every, every parent? my colleague from south carolina says -- no, respectfully, no. my colleague from south carolina respectfully said raw gutter politics because my colleagues on the other side are scared to death of