wayne: we never thought we would be cold in our own home. mary: thanks to citgo and the people of venezuela. hi, i'm joe kennedy from citizens energy, your nonprofit oil company. if you need help staying warm this winter, give me a call at 1-877-joe-4-oil, because no one should be left out in the cold. >>> welcome back. super bowl weekend, super storm. all packed up together what. do you say? >> yeah, stuck, together. >> exactly. >> armando trull is in forestville, maryland. kind of a storm command center there at the department of public works. armando. >> that's right this is the snowstorm center, and it got a huge screen with access the about 100 cameras, and from the last time we spoke, we now see that the snow is beginning to pile up. this is old branch at kirby. we've got garrett at morgan station. you can see a lot more snow there. paint branch, and that subpoena in the college park area. and the temperature is now about 26 degrees. that is the temperature on the pavement. that's what their computer records say. and that means that th

wayne: we never thought we would be cold in our own home. mary: thanks to citgo and the people of venezuela. hi, i'm joe kennedy from citizens energy, your nonprofit oil company. if you need help staying warm this winter, give me a call at 1-877-joe-4-oil, because no one should be left out in the cold. >> from wbal-tv 11, this is an insta-weather-plus alert. >> the snow has started for most of you, and hd doppler is confirming that. we have had interesting phone calls. people are going on line and had been looking at a doppler since 5:00 and 6:00 this morning. it looks like it was snowing all morning long. but really, the atmosphere was so dry that most of it was not hitting the ground it took several hours for the atmosphere to saturate, and there it is. early this afternoon, it will not be that big a problem on the roads. we might have a couple of inches on the ground by the evening. but if you are out in the next hour or two, it should be ok. this will help out a lot today. we are above freezing. 35 at the airport, 36 at randallstown 334

wayne: we never thought we would be cold in our own home. mary: thanks to citgo and the people of venezuela. hi, i'm joe kennedy from citizens energy, your nonprofit oil company. if you need help staying warm this winter, give me a call at 1-877-joe-4-oil, because no one should be left out in the cold. >> what is going on? >> a blizzard warning in several counties. we are under a winter storm warning. heaviest snow coming in later tonight, especially after midnight and until dawn, when we could have one to two feet of snow just overnight, and then the snow gradually tapers off, but not before those totals, especially to the north and west of baltimore, go over two feet. there could be some sleet and rain. this could be across parts of the eastern shore. they have a potential for a mix of some sleet and rain mixed in. hear, a good chance for heavy snow, until at least the early afternoon -- here. sunshine and breezy on sunday and monday and another weaker storm coming next week with a chance for more snow. the slightly warmer temperatures hav

>> larry: i'll ask wayne about that in a moment. president clinton doesn't seem to be taking it easy. here's more of what he said today. >> i worked about three hours this afternoon on haiti. we have a lot of challenges there. we have too many people living in close quarters with water building up and too much risk of water-borne illnesses and stuff like that. but i feel great, and the doctors and hospital crew did a great job, and as i said, i even did a couple miles on the treadmill today, so i feel good. >> larry: politics aside, he is amazing. what do you make of what jane said about emotions in the heart, dr. isom? >> she knows more about it than i do and i'm sure not an expert. i do think i see this after surgery, if somebody comes out of surgery with a positive attitude and is emotionally stable, they're going to do better. i guess you could say the same thing even before the surgery, if they've got a positive attitude and they take care of themselves like dr. ornish says, they probably will. >> larry: dr. ornish, it was said

but reggie wayne grew up in new orleans as well. was the brown paper bags that the people wore over their heads. wayne had 100 catches for 1,200 yards and ten touchdowns during the regular season. since wayne grew up a saints fan, you can only imagine how many ticket requests he's getting. he also went to the university of miami where the super bowl is being held. he's getting hit up from all directions. but if you're a saints ç991ñ yo might want to cheerÑi for reggi. >> they've got a decision to make. absolutely. absolutely. you've got a decision to make. but the -- the closer you are, you know, in my family, you know, honestly allñr of the immediate family are colts fans, you know. you know, but the friend part, you really find out who your real friends are, you know? but like i said, it's understandable, man. you just -- i've heard all year, you know, i want you to do good, but i don't want y'all to ever have to play the saints because i have to go for the saints. but that's how it is. that's really -- that's really pushing me to

wayne: we never thought we would be cold in our own home.ary: thanks to citgo and the people of venezuela. hi, i'm joe kennedy from citizens energy, your nonprofit oil company. if you need help staying warm this winter, give me a call at 1-877-joe-4-oil, because no one should be left out in the cold. help. >> i talked to dc fire this morning. all the ambulancen and the fire apparatus are able to get where they need to go. either on their own or dedicated snow plow equipment to get them through. that's a wonderful thing. they are in constant contact with us to make sure the en entrance -- intranses to the emergency room are there. so far that's been working well. we're especially proud of the hospital workers who braved the snow to get to work. seeing them on tv as they trekked through the snow and many of the hospitals are actually sending four-wheel drive vehicles out to finish workers at designated sites. they are coordinating the effort and that seems to work well. >> people do volunteer, they contact the hospital

the last time wayne chism played well against south carolina had 30 points. hit a couple of threes. had six from the free-throw line which shows his versatility inside and out. kentucky, demarcus cousins 100% man, especially on the block. get it to him low. watch him wreak havoc. he runs the floor like a guard. >> in conference play, chism led tennessee in scoring four times and the volunteers are 4-0 in those games. a side note on this match-up, bruce pearl and john calipari, this is their first meeting as head coaches. they're dead even, 2-2 against each other. one more note on tennessee basketball. three of the four players involved in that traffic stop on new year's day pleaded guilty on friday in a court in knoxvil knoxville. tyler smith pleaded guilty to firearm possession charge, and brian williams to drug possession, and tay tum received a speeding charge. the penalties included judicial diversion, court costs and fees. while all of the charges against melvin goens were dismissed. smith who was dismissed from the team by head coach bruce pearl issued a statement after the he

wayne: we never thought we would be cold in our own home. mary: thanks to citgo and the people of venezuela. hi, i'm joe kennedy from citizens energy, your nonprofit oil company. if you need help staying warm this winter, give me a call at 1-877-joe-4-oil, because no one should be left out in the cold. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >>> and we're glad you were joining us on this snow wednesday morning. good morning, everybody. i'm alison starling. >> and i'm doug mckelway. the effects could be lingering all morning. let's get straight to the latest school closings and delays. there are a lot of them. frederick county is on a two- hour delay. >>> the midweek a storm has moved on now. the late week's storm is the big question. >> it is gathering steam in texas. the storm is coming across the south. the model in its at a lot of moisture coming our way. it could be snow and may be a mixed down to the south and east. this could be a storm that will provide us with snow on friday evening into saturday. >> this

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wayne: we never thought we would be cold in our own home. mary: thanks to citgo and the people of venezuela. hi, i'm joe kennedy from citizens energy, your nonprofit oil company. if you need help staying warm this winter, give me a call at 1-877-joe-4-oil, because no one should be left out in the cold. >>> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington, on your side. >> thanks for joining us today. i'm alison starling. >> i'm alice -- i'm julie parker come in for doug mckelway. we want to bring you the latest closings and early dismissals. >> we do have a few of these early dismissals. also in maryland, we have charles county close, howard county shutting down early at noon. montgomery county, 2.5 hours early. prince george's county, three hours early. >> also, howard county will be closed three hours early today. frederick county, maryland, 3.5 hours early. washington county, 2.5 hours early. >> we are moving on here to st. mary's county schools closed, charles county schools are closed, too. >> and in virginia, the list of closures begin

talking about wayne newton, of course. he testified before a virginia house of delegates committee on behalf of his tribe. he asked for official recognition of the tribe from the commonwealth. newton's visit paid off. the committee voted unanimously to recognize the tribe. newton was born in virginia but moved out of state when he was >>> a symbol of blight in one detroit neighborhood is being turned into something beautiful thanks to the work of a couple of artists. two men have been spraying water on an abandoned home at night allowing it to freeze. they created ice house detroit to d

wayne: we never thought we would be cold in our own home.nks to citgo and the people of venezuela. hi, i'm joe kennedy from citizens energy, your nonprofit oil company. if you need help staying warm this winter, give me a call at 1-877-joe-4-oil, because no one should be left out in the cold. but there are creatures from outer space right here in aruba, and they look just like real people. oh, really, i didn't know this. they're always smiling, relaxed, unnaturally friendly. and they'll do anything to lull you into feeling at home. it's inhuman, it's a trick, ricky. don't fall for it, i've seen it in the movies. let me get you a drink. oh my god, they got him too. >>> we're following more breaking news coming into the fox 5 news room. police have arrested a woman for a double murder in prince william county. a woman and her 8-year-old son are found dead inside their dale city house. police arrested 47-year-old natalia wilson of arlington. she did know the victims. we'll have more on fox 5 morning news. >>> each and every to sue palka. one la

wayne and mary met in kindergarten. they've been together ever since. richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health. vows that were tested and kept. thanks, hon. even when cancer hit and cost wayne his job. and scleroderma hit and cost him his hands. and then the wall street crash hit and cost them their life savings. still, they struggle on just to get by, to keep food on the table and to heat their home. mary: the wood stove helps us save on oil, but it's getting harder and harder. at citizens energy, we know the hurt you must feel. we know it's hard for proud people to ask for help. i just want to let you know how happy we are that we can

wayne: we never thought we would be cold in our own home. mary: thanks to citgo and the people of venezuela. hi, i'm joe kennedy from citizens energy, your nonprofit oil company. if you need help staying warm this winter, give me a call at 1-877-joe-4-oil, because no one should be left out in the cold. >>> from a marketing standpoint, they almost have to win tonight, because then it would be friday the 13th. kind of catchy. their 12-game streak is already the longest in the nhl since the lock-out. as dave owens found out, not even mother nature can stop the caps. >> reporter: the caps have found all sorts of ways to win during this 12-game streak. some nights they dominate. >> score! >> reporter: others, like last night's 6-5 affair get accomplished with less than their best. >> it just happens that our b level is usually higher than most other teams' b level, even higher than sometimes when they play their best. >> reporter: alex ovechkin sat out this morning's skate. just the 9th player in history to earn 500 points in his first five seaso

wayne: we never thought we would be cold in our own home. mary: thanks to citgo and the people of venezuela. hi, i'm joe kennedy from citizens energy, your nonprofit oil company. if you need help staying warm this winter, give me a call at 1-877-joe-4-oil, because no one should be left out in the cold. they'proven to haveered nourhing powers.ncing. and w you can get important nutrients found in these special fruits in your water. fruit2o essentials water. with nutrients equal to two servings of fruit. vitamins, minerals... and even a gram of fiber in crystallear water. six delicious flavors, each enriched with nutrients like its fruits. fruit2o essentials water. >>> if you are lucky and you are trying to get out of town, your flight leaves real soon inform not, you will probably be here for the weekend. local airports stit getting ready for the storm. this is a live look at reagan national this morning where it was real busy earlier. these folks still trying to get out of town. call ahead before you go and many airlines are waiving the chain

i'm interested to see if wayne chism can impose his will on demarcus cousins. i don't mean in the paint. i mean can he get cousins to come out and chase him regarding each other in man-to-man? if so, that could be an advantage for tennessee. chism can shoot the three-ball. demarcus cousins, the ball on the low block, it finishes, folks. he'll end up with it in the basket. >> whit: kentucky won four in a row since they lost to south carolina and they rebounded back from the loss quite well. tennessee off the loss to vanderbilt on tennessee. on the remaining games today -- arkansas and alabama. check your local listings. xavier taking on florida. gators stepping out of conference in s.e.c. play for the first time in seven years. when we come back, more from nashville, as l.s.u. trying to score the upset over the commodores. >> whit: butler just running the horizon league. unbeaten in conference. hayden knocked down the jumper at cleveland state. butler takes the lead. 8-5. cleveland state. time to build its own upset. still early in the first half. brown finishes

wayne: we never thought we would be cold in our own home. mary: thanks to citgo and the people of venezuela. hi, i'm joe kennedy from citizens energy, your nonprofit oil company. if you need help staying warm this winter, give me a call at 1-877-joe-4-oil, because no one should be left out in the cold. the people who walked these streets before us were just like you and me. with hopes. dreams. challenges. today, we do more than just walk the same streets. for a moment, we get to walk in their shoes. preparing us for what lies ahead. down our next road. be part of the story. colonial williamsburg. >>> updating our winter weather alert. road crews are preparing to work around the clock to treat the roads in the district. extra salt is being brought in from baltimore. at the airport the cancellations are already adding up. airlines aren't taking any chance, many amounting flights as -- many halting flights as early as tomorrow aernoon. and then there are the schools. check out the top of the screen. other schools will be make the call in the mo

wayne: we never thought we would be cold in our own home. venezuela. hi, i'm joe kennedy from citizens energy, your nonprofit oil company. if you need help staying warm this winter, give me a call at 1-877-joe-4-oil, because no one should be left out in the cold. >>> this morning on "today's home," staying in for valentine's day. whether you're celebrating with your honey, having an intimate dinner with friends or brunch for the kids, lifestyle expert colin cowie has some tabletop tips to spice up your home. colin, good morning. >> good morning, natalie. how are you? >> i'm doing great. so, we don't have to spend a lot of money and it really is more intimate, more personal if you do something at home, right? >> instead of going to a restaurant, this is a great way to entertain at home. instead of sitting at the dinner table, think out of the box. so, i found these great tv trays. >> these are great. >> it's kind of fun to relax in front of the sofa, in front of the fireplace to keep it hot -- >> sort of like a tv dinner, but romantic. this i

wayne plaiter is writer for "dallas morning news" and joins us from live from austin. great to see you today, wayne. >> great to be with you. >> shannon: so the deal on tuesday for at least the governor trying to avoid a potential runoff? because you hear so much about perry and hutchison, but there is that third party -- not third party, but a third candidate in the primary. >> yeah, that's exactly what this is about, at least from the hutchison -- i mean from the perata pory point of view. i was travelling with kay bailey hutchison yesterday and it's all about trying to force a runoff. a year ago, kay bailey hutchison was ahead in double digits in the polls. a lot of people thought she would win. as you just said, the polls today show rick perry in striking distance of winning the primary next tuesday without a runoff. that's the game right now. >> shannon: all right, wayne, you mentioned that she was ahead by double digits months ago, a year ago. how in the world does this take a 180? >> you know, it's amazing. more than anything else, it was that the rick perry cam

wayne iceman, chairman of the department of cardiovascular university at the wild cornell medical center. that's a sister to this hospital, right? >> the w.o.w. cornell is new york presbyterian is the hospital. there's the uptown campus at columbia and the downtown kampls. >> president clinton was at the uptown. >> you could have done his surgery, right? >> no, probably not. >> they calmed you but you didn't come? >> there's a lot of misconception there. i think the cardiologist -- that was on a holiday weekend. the cardiologist was calling a lot of people to see who was in town, and i was out of town. aye said this before. i wanted to know who it was, and they said we can't tell you. so i am thinking it's part of a gangster or a type of lawyer that i don't like, and i said, well i don't want to do him. i'm not coming in. that's what happened. >> larry: what occurred with bill clinton today is fairly normal in postoperative patients? >> well, you know, it's hard to say. the -- usually if a graft is going to close off, it closes off fairly soon, within the first few weeks. and then there'

not a john wayne war. or even imaginary war like john wayne may have been in. certainly those romanticized notions of war. here's one about a war about ieds, about booby traps, about ieds, these explosives that could go off at any moment, kill you, ruin your life. and this guy has the job of defusing them. this incredibly nervy guy played by jeremy renner. here it is. "the hurt locker." >> 25. >> 25 meters. roger that. >> butcher shop. 2:00. dude has a phone! >> he's running. come on, guys, talk to me. >> drop the phone! drop the phone! >> i can't get a shot. >> michael wolf, it wasn't exactly a movie. it's something else. it's catherine bigelow's incredible look of what it's like to be walking every day of your life when every step can blow you to smithereens. >> it goes on and on, this movie. you watch it and think, i can't -- you know, can this, will this ever end? please let it end. but you're actually riveted to it and hoping it will go on and on. it's really quite something. >> paul, it's a different kind of war. it's a different kind of gallantry that it

lil' wayne was asked to do bob dillon's part. >> lil' wayne was -- i'm not a singer. i can't sing.e old one? it's true we make a righter day. >> that was bob dillon. >> he'd been the bane of my existence my entire life. bob dillen. >> just you and me. okay. good morning. too close. >> let me show you what's happening. heavy rain pulling in toward south carolina and north carolina. there's another batch over the gulf of mexico. it will bring a lot of heavy rain for you. about a half inor so down in toward miami, but that will be later this morning into the afternoon. heavy rain will get right out of the area and sliding up the coast in toward buford and it will get toward wilmington, north carolina and off to the west a little bit of a cooler atmosphere. you are in a winter weather advisory around charlotte and i've been watching the temperature, still 35 degrees with rain and you do have a nice shot of rain down i-85. take you live to atl. we've had the rain overnight and the low clouds are still hanging in and that will be the case for most of the day. and we should clear out the

and robert ficano, the county executive of wayne county, michigan, which includes detroit.ajor wink lerk i want to start with you because you're fresh off the streets here. give us a sense of what we're doing, how your organization is coping with this. >> we're coping with it very well. we're doing everything we can to support the northern virginia area, support the civilian authorities that are out there. and get people to where they need to get to-- nurses, doctors people who have injuries, anyone that needs to get to the hospitals. and we can get into the neighborhoods and help the police firemen and the other civilian authorities who can do those things, get in there and do those jobs for the people in virginia. >> ifill: so you're providing assist expanse transportation support rather than actually physically digging people out? >> we haven't dug anybody out, but we've provided assistance to get people out of their homes and get them to the hospitals so that they-- you know, they can deal with whatever crisis they have in their lives. >> ifill: how many different organ

that thing you read from, bill, you're talking about wayne county jail. wayne county ja!hat totals up to over $400,000 per day. we can no longer keep people in prison for that. and i know it is going on over the country as well. mainly i've been hearing discussion about drug crimes and gun crimes, etc. the you check into internet crimes -- do you check into internet crimes? i saw in the toledo news an article about hundreds of kids forced into the sex trade in ohio and it centers in toledo. they said in the article that it was higher in proportion than any other place in the u.s. guest: i have not seen that article, unfortunately. i do not know the situation in toledo. i really cannot comment. but i want to say something about your comment regarding the cost of jail and prison. it concerns me sometimes we hear these very high price tags, people say it costs more to send someone to prison then to harvard. maybe we should execute them because it would save a lot of money. maybe one of the alternatives is the death penalty. let's understand the system 6 on the costs of incar

my dad, liked john wayne. so al bundy, he would just shake his head, you know. tavis: the new, i'm sweating. the show is called "modern family" starring ed o'neill. do not call him al bundy. ed o'neill is hisame. ed, glad to have you on the program. congrats on the new show. that's our show for tonight. catch me next time. until then, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley, join me next time for a conversation with way cleff jean on three weeks after the earthquake. we'll see you then. >> there are so many things that wal-mart is looking forward to doing like helping people live better, but mostly we're looking forward to building stronger communities and relationships. because of your help, the best is yet to come. >> nationwide insurance proudly supports tavis smiley. tavis and nationwide insurance, working to improve financial literacy and the economic empowerment that comes with it. >> nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. tha

wayne lee is a graduate and now an instructor. >> i heard about this woman that founded this amazingas like, how can i be a part of that? >> reporter: the south bronx where carter grew up and got married is the spring board for her national consulting firm. i read 70,000 vacant lots in detroit. >> yeah. i understand 50 square miles and growing. >> reporter: in the barren lots, carter sees potential for bounty. she is working to create a national brand of locally-grown urban produce. >> the better your food is, the better quality is, the healthier you're going to be and the healthier everything around you will be. >> reporter: an idea that can sprout fresh food, jobs and hope. >> think beyond whatever they thought they could possibly do and understand they always had the power to do it. >> reporter: majora carter, a big thinker tapping the most sustainable power of all, the human spirit. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >> tomorrow night, another name. our profile of the mayor of newark corey booker, in our attempt to keep up with him today. we'll look at what he is trying to do in

from wayne, new jersey. >> reporter: in the northeast, another day, another snowstorm. this one threatening to dump a foot or more. the big snow globe flakes are a welcome to some. >> i love the snow, it's beautiful. >> reporter: for others hit by one snowstorm after another this winter. >> i'm tired of it. i am so tire of the snow. >> i think we're all sick of it. >> they're trying to get out from 2 feet of snow. it's the third major blizzard in three weeks and this time the snow is wet and heavy. >> a lot of rain and slush. >> reporter: the combination making roads slick. this bus crashed into a power pole. the snow brought down power lines. tens of thousands without electricity. there's one thing the snow is good for, snowballs, that's good news for the kids, many schools were closed today. >> i enjoy it, my kids love it. >> the storm is causing delays and cancellations across the region. many are not letting the snow stop them. they decided to ride out the storm. >> it's still snowing, back here, check the bottom of your screen for delays and closings and you can fi

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that is starting with the focus that they will build in wayne. [applause] >> how about this -- ford is actually bringing jobs back here from mexico instead of the other way around. [applause] >> now, it was no sure thing that these electric vehicles would be made in michigan. we had to compete against other states and other countries, but we won, and we also won $1.4 million in federal energy plants -- grants. that is more than all of the other states combined. economist steven miller has said that it will mean 40,000 more jobs by the year 2020. from the vault -- from the vault assembly line, it is on to van buren township where general of electric has transformed a site into its new advanced manufacturing and software technology center. we went after this investment, we fought for it, and we won it. it means another -- it means more jobs in western wayne county. i love this. hiring has already begun. ge officials say that the michigan people that they have hired are the cream of the crop. [applause] >> on our way back to lansing, our last stop i

reggie wayne is co-starring in the body by milk football ad. the ad featuring them is in the "usa today." the player whose team wins will appear solo in monday's ad. >>> if you hurry up this morning you might be able to catch this weekend's new movies before the blizzard. that's coming up. >>> and we have ideas on keeping the kids entertained. in the examiner, republican lawmakers in maryland craft a plan to cut $2 billion from the budget by eliminating more state jobs and medicaid expansion. >>> a woman exploited a loophole in the dc tax office system to gain unauthorized access to taxpayer accounts. >>> instead of cutting ride-on bus service, ike leggett now plans to raise fares and parking fines. read these stories and more in today's examiner. it is 5:52. brendon: did you know walmart is designing stores that are over 20% more energy efficient? vo: plus, we're committed to one day powering every one of our stores in america with 100% renewable energy. vo: because we believe the best way to power savings, is innovation. save money. live bett

. >> larry: let's check in with wayne dog chapman. he is in kona. you live there? >> no.ching fugitives. we got caught up in the tsunami. >> did -- do you know anybody who had to evacuate? how was kona prepared for what might have happened and didn't? >> well, larry, the whole hawaiian island chain, all the shorelines evacuate. so within a quarter mile from the ocean, the whole islands, every one of them evacuated buzz it was very serious. what is crazy about it, larry, is this is like whale season right now and the guys out there said the whales disappeared and everything. the birds came in, the sea gulls came in. it was amazing that, you know, mother nature just stopped what could have been a huge catastrophe. >> larry: when you evacuate, what did you take with you, dog? >> they suggest you have packets of water, candles, some food, blankets, the basic necessities for at least two days. >> larry: how worried were you? >> well, we were very worried because the whole, you know, at 2:00 in the morning the sirens went off and at 6:00 the sirens when on and off and on and of

." >> you got lil' wayne?. >> do you have -- can you repeat the options? >> jimmy: we're not -- not the request line you're calling here. >> let's do "sweet home alabama" again -- >> jimmy: pick a different one. >> just -- well, why not? >> jimmy: here we go. here he is. >> jimm that's where you should have been singing there. one, two, three, four -- >> big wheels keep on turning. >> jimmy: all right, thank you, butchress. i want to apologize to everyone at "american idol." this is something. you guys been watching "the bachelor?" there is this contestant rosalyn, she was sent home this season for allegedly having an inappropriate relationship with own of the producers on the show. well, tmz says there's a sex tape being shopped around with her on it. i hear it's explicit. she's having sex with a man and then gets distracted by the cameraman and starts having sex with him instead. we have footage of it. i don't know if you can call this a sex tape because it aired here on abc. >> you know very well, as do the

president, don't be expecting any dancesheim from wayne newton.t ain't winning thank you very much from him. the king of las vegas, nevada, well, he isn't talking. but the governor of nevada is. a show-stopper. he stops by. in 90 seconds. some things started popping up on a credit report... that i didn't authorize, didn't know anything about. and it continued almost eight years. i've been in law enforcement all my life, i've shred all my receipts. all the junk mail, burn it, whatever. nothing was going to escape and put me at risk... for having my identity stolen. lifelock is the industry leader... in proactive identity theft protection. it's unbelievable, the first thing was, it couldn't happen, there has to be a mistake. and then followed shortly by the sinking, deeping, gut-wrenching feeling that my life is over. there's no credit, there's no buying houses, there's no anything. matthew daubert has now been smeared, so to speak, and didn't do anything, uh, to deserve it, to ask for it, or to warrant it. he joined lifelock to take control of his

wayne: we never thought we would be cold in our own home. mary: thanks to citgo and the people of venezuela. hi, i'm joe kennedy from citizens energy, your nonprofit oil company. if you need help staying warm this winter, give me a call at 1-877-joe-4-oil, because no one should be left out in the cold. welcome back. we continue to keep you up to date on the dangerous winter storm hitting the washington, d.c. area as we speak. >> let's take a live look outside at the weather pictures coming in from all over the region. we have a team of reporters over the d.c. region trying to keep you updated on the latest snow totals, road conditions and what is going on in your neighborhood. >> right now we want to send it to sue palka live in the weather center with an update. how is it looking for your end. >> i think the temperatures are hanging in at 33 degrees as we begin the 5:00 hour which is amazing that we are able to hang on to that that keeps us in good shape for a while. we expect things to go downhill quickly. i'm glad you used the word danger

we're live from colesville and wayne avenue.o issues through silver spring, but we have problems in other parts of the region. it's angie. i will have the latest coming up. >>> in the news right now, it is 5 listen 40. good morning. the trial is underway in the deadly street racing crash in maryland. opening statements on tuesday jurors heard the 911 calls from the february 2008 wreck that occurred on indian head highway. they say taylor and bullock were racing when they plowed through a crowd of spectators. bullock pleaded guilty last week and taylor is charged with vehicular manslaughter. >>> in los angeles, prosecutors plan to charge michael jackson's doctor with manslaughter as soon as today. they will file a criminal complaint against dr. conrad murray. >>> atlanta medical journal is retracting a study linking vaccines to autism. since then a dozen other studies have not found such a link. >>> we will run down the latest closings and delays coming up. >>> plus a look at the traffic conditions in the skies as well as the roa

wayne dyer, medical marijuana. ecstasy fueled raves. the omega institute.d really the whole way we think about life, death and the nature of reality itself. so before, you know -- i can't really explain all those in this short talk. that's why you have to buy my book. but here's the bottom line. i mean, millions of people in my generation and by that i mean, the baby boomers took lsd and other seidelic drugs in the 1960s we including myself had some profoundly enlightening and/or sometimes simultaneously terrifying soul-shattering experiences on these drugs. that i don't think we all really quite understood in the sense that, sure, we had these amazing experiences and these terrifying experiences but what happened after the ecstasy? you know, how does -- how do psychedelic drugs change our lives? do d-they make us better people and aware people? and to me that's the important question. i wanted to -- the book is not about me. i do have an after-word where i talk about some of my own experiences and i struggled whether to put that in there or to come out of

but once london was no longer at risk, its charms for him wayned, which tells you about him. so instead he moved to one of the hardest places in the british isles off the coast of scotland. probably hastened his death. i don't know if you saw his. his adopted son, richard orwell, maintained his silence for 60 years, and we only knew he existed, and he gave an interview a year ago. he is an agricultural engineering somewhere in england, and he describes being orwell's son in those years, and far from being this gloomy aproblem tick, orwell was fun. he took him boating, they went on adventures, nearly got killed a bunch of times. it wasn't physically easy, but orwell was completely attuned to the natural world and his son and shared his love of physical things and of nature with richard. and it's for me -- gives me pleasure to know -- >> host: first he had a very bleak childhood himself. didn't like his father. when he mentions the family for society, every figure is accepted -- >> guest: a family with the wrong people in charge. >> host: he mentions aunts and cousins. it's ver

that singer wayne newton, he rebuffed the officers who brought moving vans to his 38-acre ranch.ing to collect on a debt for a breached contract, but newton home which is protected by a big gate was put up by collateral for a loan and that house could be at risk. sanjay, it's weak, but i have to say, no one is says

wayne chism nice game thursday night. >> and tennessee contending in the sec east. only two losses for the ball. they're used to being at or near the top in the sec east. we'll see if they can keep it going and have done a nice job producing points around the basket. he's their key guy inside. rebounding and scoring. they have to get big performances from him. we take a look at the next five games, four of the next five on the road is where they host south carolina today. this is a critical stretch for the ball to. win today, then, taking care of business on the road. >> and south carolina has beaten cut kentucky this year, florida will get volunteers at the o dome. on the topic of georgia. number 20, vanderbilt better be aware today. facing bull dogs that have been tough on that building. two reason yz we say this every week. florida -- georgia is a better team than the record would indicate. >> they do a great job getting the ball around the baskets and there is less by ben traiting into the lane. and there have travis leslie was one of the most exciting players i

wayne, indiana, raised money to buy all these chairs. >> reporter: indiana, the enemy now, the coltse chairs. >> the colts. >> reporter: how did that happen? >> i don't know how did that happen. that's a hard thing for us, too, because we have a new orleans boy that's on that colts team. >> reporter: exactly. >> we loved archie manning when he played football. we loved him to no end. i'll never forget my first meeting with archie and his people was when he was in college at ole miss. and i had just one room over there. here comes this group of naturally all white kids just waving their rebel flags. okay, you're in my restaurant with a rebel flag. i thought that was funny. archie who? i said, who in the world is archie who? so we got archie who. and we were able to have him for a long time. and he lives here. and he raised his children here. >> reporter: does he come into the restaurant? >> he's been here several times with meetings and all of that. but we are proud of him. we are proud of them. they're good people for our city. so but this time, i'm sorry, sorry peyton. >> reporter:

thank you, wayne lapierre.to win a free cruise for two. there is a package to fort lauderdale. good to both 505 -- go to booth 505. please note that there are also doors at the top of the stairs. enjoy your evening. i hope many of you will be back here for the dinner. those who cannot be here, tgo to xpace. we will see you tonight. ♪ >> we will have live coverage throughout the conservative political action conference. george will and fred thompson. former house speaker newt gingrich and glenn beck speak on saturday. tonight live at 8:00 eastern,Ñió the current situation in afghanistan. we will take your calls. >> sometimes i think a story is a series of accidents. it is like a pile of cars in a snowstorm. >> how did the united states and up in vietnam? sunday, on the battle that ended french colonial rule in indochina. to stoyou will find a one-stop at cs-an.org. >> the president signed today creating a bipartisan commission to recommend ways to lower federal deficits. this after connors rejected a similar bod

[laughter] >> since wayne published his vision mission strategy, for university working for sustainable society and the lead paragraph, you remember that? and set in motion a liberated all kinds of activities on the campus. so most of my comments about tech are mostly based in the past. today, i think you guys may be leading the world. congratulations. i think we're done with questions now, sorry to have to cut it short but there are books to sign i guess. and ceo at the signing table. thk you. [applause] >> ray anderson founded interface in georgia in 1973. he was cochair of president clinton's council o sustainable development and a presidential climate actionject. to find out more visit ray anderson.com. >> we're in section 27 of arlington national cemetery. this is one of the oldest sections of the military cemetery at arlington. and it is one of the story of arlington national cemetery really begins. arlington has so much history tied up in the civil war. this section of the cemetery was begun in may 1864, really before the was a cemetery. how did that happen? >> it happened that 1

those of us who grew up on war in the back lot of paramount with john wayne in it, the thing that impressede the most is not simply living as they do with death on virtually every step, but then 15 hours later, and they are still there. i mean they are still doing the same-- it was a remarkable piece of reporting. and i thought an accurate portrayal of what these men subjected to, subject themselves to every day. >> and the way the leadership talked about what the mission was. >> the coin mentality, the counterinsurgency mentality has permeated everything they do so they talk about population protection. and then you get to be sure they are organized. and so it is clear they have made a mental turn from gung-ho let's kill a lot of bad guys and leave and kill some more bad guys to actually clear hold the an build which is what the pet tray us an mcchrystal model is about. it really about the governor coming in and offering blankets. >> all right, back to other matters. evan bayh's decision to leave the united states senate, do you buy his view of the senate, in other words, what he said the

. >> seÑoras y seÑores, wayne. >> te tiene nervioso a ti.do clavadÓn. h@tjiawóg@ >> oigan les voy a contar lo que pasÓ en el cairo. hicieron tremenda pachanga. fue la primera boda en el cairo de chimpancÉs. la boda fue tipo tradicional egipcia. el pastel estuvo lleno de frutas, las decoraciones tambiÉn eran frutas. >> sobre todo plÁtanos. >> los temas mÁs solicitados fueron toma tu banana. >> mira el pastel. ahÍ estÁn. >> jenni rivera se habrÁ puesto algÚn modelito de algún diseÑador y la mona? >> no, porque la mona vestida de seda, mona queda. los monos son fogosos. sexualmente activos. >> algunos monos todo lo resuelven asÍ. >> las peleas hay que resolverlas asÍ. >> en eso los hombres son parecidos al mono. áádespa amer >> buscas pelearte a propÓsito. quiero que vean esta historia. los pingüinos son la especie que en mÁs fieles a su pareja son. en Época en la que tienen que salir a buscar su alimento se quedan los hijos solos y tienen que encargarse de traer el pescadito. antes los pingüinos salÍan cierto tiempo. pero ahora estÁn teniendo

. >>> that singer, wayne newton, the one and only rebuffed the officers who brought moving vans to hisre ranch. they were trying to collect on a debt for a breached contract. but newton's home which you can see is protected by a big gate was put up by collateral for a loan and that house could be at risk, sanjay, it's weak but i haves to to say no one is saying -- >> where does all the money go? you hear the story so much. celebrities clearly made a lot of money and stories like this. >> imagine they're paying their lawyers even more than they'd have to pay the court to just get it over with. >> this dovetails into our show today. the lawyers, the doctors -- >> money, the logic. >> for tonight's "shot." do you know the shot? >> i'm not sure. >> it's not a "shot." it's a shout. a shout-out to you, jessica. >> oh my gosh. >> happy birthday. >> sanjay. >> you worked on your birthday. that is such diligence. amazing. >> that's so nice. >> to celebrate the occasion we wanted to give you a carrot cake. >> after your whole segment on what to eat that's healthy, am i allowed to eat this? it's

truck when it's raining and he's holding the olympic flame and wayne gretzky's going, what's going ona's trying to get something going. >> you used to watch this? >> i used to watch, i think it was the 1980 -- >> miracle on ice. >> i jt knew posters were cool as a kid, so i hung it on my wall, like i knew what that was. >> are you good at sports? >> no. but you can edit all that out. but yeah, i love being here. >> we have arrived. >> we're here! >> this is grouse mountain, yes. >> we've made it, you guys! it's so good. we should have shown, andy dick was driving us the whole way up. the celebrity driver. >> this is where we come every day, around 3:00 we arrive here. >> oh, my gosh, this is gorgeous. >> yeah, it's a gorgeous mountain. >> ablutely. >> hey, what's up, you guys? >> it's snowing rail bit. those folks are taking the tram down. now we head down to the fire pit, as we like to call it. >> oh, my gosh, this is phenomenal. hey, what's up? how are you? >> how long are you going to stay? >> i'm going to stay until saturday. i'm just going to do another hockey thing and see my ma