you were anyone in society, you came to williamsburg. her mother was in williamsburg society.hen she came of age where she was being brought into society, she was being brought to the assemblies here. she was at the balls at the royal governors palace. ies.was at the assembly' when it is time to be brought out into polite society, williamsburg was the place to be because her mother knew williamsburg was where her daughter needed to be. martha falls in love with her first husband, daniel. she knows he is a farmer, a plantation owner, but what she does not know is daniel is the son of john, who owned severn properties here in williamsburg, all the northern, most of the eastern shore, and she falls in love with his son, daniel, thinking it is just a man. when daniel says to his father, i want to mary martha, john says her family is not for urgent enough to marry into us. he said no. the damages were well known. her father was a close -- martha was well known for the amicable person audi. people fell in love with her. they go to john on martha's behalf and say, if you could meet t

williamsburg was the place to be. her mother knew it was where her daughter needed to be. >> martha falls in love with daniel parke custis that's her first husband. she knows as a farmer, plantation owner, a man of new kept. what she doesn't know is that daniel parke custis is a son of john who owns seven properties here in williams burg. all the northern, most of the eastern shore, and she falls in love with his son daniel. thinking he's the man from new centd. when daniel goes to his father and said i want to marry martha. john said her family is not fortuned enough to marry to this family. he said no. but they were well known. her father was the clerk of new kent. martha was well known for her amicable personality. the one nature people fell in love with her. john blair and john go to john on martha's behalf and said if you meet the girl, you'll change your mind about her. and i would love to go back in history and find out what the meeting between john and martha was like. because whatever she said to the man, he

they always visited her on their way south when they went to williamsburg. certainly there was always pleasantness and politeness. but i think that they were just too different in character. and i do not think they had that much in common. i do not think that george washington really wanted his wife and mother to spend that much time together. this is based on inference by how many times and of a stock, how many days they stayed, and they often did not stay with her at their house. they stayed with her sister instead. i would guess it was not warm and cozy, but i'm sure it was very respectful. >> among the research, was there any one thing that surprised you more than anything else? >> i think her role in the american revolution surprised me the most. i knew that she had gone up there often and i knew that she had made a home for him and all the young officers who were part of his headquarters staff. she had a lot of the young man to take care of and she made it possible for the lives of the other officer. her role was not only very important, but was seen b

it is not in williamsburg. he told me the wrong address and now i am concerned. it is a walk on, but i think you will enjoy it, america. >> and guys, just so you know you should be glad i was not there for that sexist female driver segment or i would have given apiece of my mind. back to you, andy. i have been told i am done. >> thanks, jedediah. thanks to immogen, bill, will, jim and todd. that does it for me. i'm andy levy. greg should be back tomorrow. that's what he says. you never know with that guy though. hopefully. this. >> bill: o'reilly factor is on. tonight, every dollar we invest in high dollar early education can save more than $7 later on. >> bill: a shocking report from health and human services saying that the head start program which has cost the american taxpayer about $200 billion doesn't do much good for the students involved. we'll have a factor investigation. >> while no one speaks, consequences happen. >> bill: shear the reason for that harry. much of the gun crime is committed blacks against blacks. juan williams has some thoughts. tiger w

it is not in williamsburg. he told me the wrong address and now i am concerned. it is a walk on, but i think you will enjoy it, america. >> and guys, just so you know you should be glad i was not there for that sexist female driver segment or i would have given apiece of my mind. back to you, andy. i have been told i am done. >>

he is allowed to spend 10 days stretches at his mother's home in williamsburg, virginia. they're hearing is expected to last several days. >> jim graham is being punished by his colleagues. they stripped him of a key leadership position and recommended him for his role in a scandal involving bids from a developer. we spoke with him and has his reaction to this decision. it was clear as members arrived that graham had little support. >> i have gotten 50 e-mails saying that they will support the reprimand. >> graham arrived with a let's get it over attitude. it all revolves around this businessman in the audience, warren williams. a longtime enemy. in 2005 graham won an agreement to close down his club. >> it was a magnet for violence. >> the closing and others gave graham gramzilla, the black business killer. graham allegedly confronted williams to drop the bid if he wanted support on the lottery bid. that is an ethics violation. >> there are 11 yeses and two nos. >> i am relieved. i am relieved it's over and i am getting on with the business. >> he said justice was served

[laughter] to plot their path back to power, the gop recently held a three-day conference in williamsburg, virginia, which is the perfect location, because the republican platform also re-enacts the 18th century. [laughter] they say they went there for a little self-reflection exactly what men inspired by ayn rand need-- more time thinking about themselves. [laughter] they also reached out to voters, with a web-survey asking how they can improve their messaging. and a computerized web survey is the perfect way to hear from republicans' core constituency of the extremely old. latch laugh the number one suggestion was, "hello? hello? how does this thing make toast?" [laughter] [cheers and applause] and after that, the gop crunched the numbers and figured out what they need to change about their views toward women, immigration, and tax cuts for the rich. and the answer was-- i have it "nothing." it's a blank sheet of paper. there's nothing on here you see. according to rnc chair reince priebus-- fun fact, his name is an anagram for penis rice-a-roni-- [laughter] the gop doesn't need to chang

we will visit some places that influenced her life, colonial williamsburg, mount vernon, valley forge and philadelphia. be part of the conversation about martha washington with your phone calls, tweets, and facebook post live monday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. >> the british house of commons was in recess last week, so prime minister's questions will not be seen tonight. the japanese prime minister met friday with hobo at the white house. later that day -- president obama at the white house. later that day, he discussed his economic plan which has been called abenomics. this is 45 minutes. [applause] >> thank you for coming. i am delighted to have you here. i am the president of css. i have to share with with you, this is a little story. the more important you are in washington, the worse you are treated when you come to a building. there were six elevators, you could take any one you wanted. but if you're the prime minister of japan, you have to come on the trash elevator. we make you come down to reserve room. that is what it means when you are

it happened in the 9500 block of richmond highway in the williamsburg square shopping center at around 10:30 this morning. witnesses say somebody ran into the sub shop with an explosion and set it off inside. the shop owner was the only one hurt. he had to be taken to the washington hospital center burn unit. >> a cocktail could have been used in the blast and it may have backfired on the suspect. police are looking for one or two suspects believed to have thrown the device and then have run away. >> starting this summer, the postal service will stop delivering letters on saturday. now we know the agency has been struggling financially for a long time and suspending saturday service will save the post office $2 billion a year. now the usps will still deliver packages six days a week and post offices will keep those saturday hours. what do you think? will you miss your saturday delivery or does picking up the mail on the weekends a joyful part of your saturday routine? i always enjoy your e-mails. mailbag@wusa9.com. the gun debate in maryland took an emotional turn today, but this time

the blast happened yesterday and the williamsburg square shopping center on richmond highway. the store owner is in the hospital with serious burns. so far investigators do not have a suspect or a motive in this case. >>> police have a man in custody for a smash and grab that occurred at a jeweler store. an officer spotted the getaway truck as the robbers drove off from colonial jewelers on tuesday in frederick. police say they found alonso meadows of fairfax driving the truck yesterday morning. authorities are still trying to identify two other suspects no arrests so far in monday's heist at the zales store in pentagon city. >>> a manhunt is under way across southern california for a former los angeles police officer suspected of shooting several officers overnight. he's also a suspect in a double murder that happened earlier this week. edward lawrence has the latest information from riverside, california. >> reporter: police officers in nine southern california counties are on high alert. they consider themselves possible targets of a former los angeles police officer suspec

it happened at the williamsburg square shopping center. the victim may have been targeted. bandits broke into lawrence reese's business last year and sprayed graffiti inside. back in 2010, an accidental fire burnt down the shop and a neighboring business. >>> kris christie joking about his weight with david letterman. >> it's all fun and games until a doctor chimes in. who is laughing now? >>> and up next, forget beyonce. prosecutors accuse chris brown faking and he could face charges. >>> high temperature 49 today. that's the warmest we've been for the month of february. you'll need a coat tomorrow. 26-34 at 5:00. mid 20s to low 30s by 7:00. and generally in the 30s by 9:00. we'll come back. we'll talk about if the clouds are going to cause any problems tomorrow night a >>> i suppose it would be nice to bring your exudate to a court date. brown was in court over a dispute about his probation. he pleaded guilty to beating up rihanna four years ago. prosecutors now accuse brown of faking the work and they want him to start all other again this time in la. brown and his attor

the blast happened in the williamsburg square shopping center on richmond highway february 6th. the store owner was severely burned. police say thompson was also burned, so far no word on a motive. >>> thousands of passengers from the carnival triumph cruise ship are finally back home now and they are telling their stories of their nightmare at sea. the ship itself was also on the move today just hours after it was towed into port. randall pinkston with the latest from the port in mobile, alabama. >> reporter: tugboats haul the broken down carnival triumph from its berth in mobile, alabama, to a shipyard friday. the u.s. coastguard and national transportation safety board are investigating the cause of the engine fire aboard the ship and the extent of damage. triumph maybe moved to the bahamas for clean-up and repairs because it's registered there. >> it's almost like coming back to the scene of the crime. >> reporter: after rest and a hot shower passenger dorene ruthhart return to the terminal before heading home to texas. she said enduring the situation -- [ audio difficulties

this was to have a six story or seven story white model building designed by the people who did williamsburg. it was modeled for the time. the well-known separatist the architecture was a friend of the kennedys and both of the kennedys were upset about the white house losing its residential scale and its neighborhood. between mrs. kennedy and the president himself, they stirred the fine arts commission to resend -- to rescind permission to build this building. it happened right at the end of the kennedy administration. mrs. kennedy personally appear at the fine arts building and stirred everybody up for it. that is what happened. that is why we have lafayette square. >> jacqueline kennedy certainly was -- that was one of her causes, historic preservation. we see that through saving pennsylvania avenue as well as the white house. when she moved to new york she credited activities that save grand central station and a number of historic sites. that is one of her causes. >> and to think she was 32 when she came to washington and immediately set the white house to be a more appropriate setting.

our pretzels can be found at the trump hotel in chicago chicago and the king & grove in williamsburg, >> we're seeking an investment of $300,000. this is for employees to expand our operations and a food broker. you can learn more about us on our social websites and also right now our sale's going on at fab.com so go ahead and check that out. >> you guys did a good job promoting these pretzels right here in brooklyn? >> they got everything in the pitch and in the pretzel. it's really good. i have to say whenever i think about a company that's starting something like this, i think krispy kreme, i'm going to lose all my money. the problem with doughnuts or with chocolate-covered pretzels as good as they may taste see're basically talking about dough to dip in something. a lost companies can do it including bigger companies. so what i would want to see in a pitch is some kind of asset that you have that is unique, that would keep anyone else out like a distribution chain that you have locked up like maybe this hotels thing. the other thing i would like to see is how am i going to make mo

we'll visit some of the places that influenced her life including colonial williamsburg, mount vernon, valley forge and philadelphia and be part of the conversation about martha washington with your phone calls, tweets and facebook posts. live tonight at 9 eastern on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. >> host: and beginning with his state of the union address earlier this month, president obama began laying a framework for enhanced cybersecurity protections. here's the president from earlier this month. >> we know foreign countries and companies swipe our corporate secrets. now our enemies are also seeking the ability to sabotage our power grid. our financial institutions. our air traffic control systems. we cannot look back years from now and wonder why we did nothing in the face of real threats to our security and our economy. that's why earlier today i signed a new executive order that will strengthen our cyber defenses by increasing information sharing and developing standards to protect our national security, our jobs and our privacy. >> host: and michael daniel is the presiden

>> if any of you are in williamsburg you can see my

before he became a hopope that' one of the things wasn'ted to do to go back to williamsburg and go backwith his brother. that will be his life after he leaves his -- as the official successor is there. the flags from germany, many people pope benedict is a german. he came from bav vaaria the blu and white diamond shaped flag that is being flown. it is the heart of germany and it is very, very devout. they are there to see him talk before the audience. >> it makes it interesting to know the history behind it. thank you so much. appreciate it. >> let's bring in father jonathan morris who joins us on the phone from just outside of saint peters square. thank you for joining us once again. >> my pleasure. good morning. >> pope benedict never quite as popular as his predecessor pope john paul. people said he didn't have the charisma more of an intellectual. what are the priorities the conclave will be looking for in the next pope? >> that's a great question. i think john paul tii had a popularity that was second to none in recent history of the papacy. pope benedict had larger crowds in saint

. >> williamsburg is cool for t-shirts. >> it just saysghf.reg you mentioned do playboy orie yacht show? or reality show, what she needs to do is come on "red eye." >> absolutely. i have never really seen her before. >> we might send her right back to the church. >> that's true. she would say i disagree with god and i hate bill schulz. god definitely hates bill schulz. >> lori, this came up, you were saying before the show you thought they always tbot a bad wrap. -- got a bad wrap. does this change that? >> before the show? i thought that was off limits. >> god no. >> it is evil. it is a cult. i don't know why it doesn't call itself that, or why we in the media don't use that term to describe what it is, hateful, horrible and unless you are wheat christian het trough sexual they don't like you. >> you say that now until the camera is off. >> i'm sorry. >> i have been in a cult too and it is different from a cult. we did more hugging. >> i'm sure that happens too in west burr re. >> native american style. >> kris cross apple sauce. >> racist. s

representing 126 jobs in georgetown and williamsburg county, vicki thornton. representing 124 jobs in union county -- the line representing 100 jobs -- representing 1000 jobs in lancaster county, mark. representing two hundred jobs in berkeley county, kim. representing 80 jobs in florence county, henry. representing 750 jobs in richmond county, reese. representing 190 jobs, bruce. representing 50 jobs, jim. representing honda of south carolina manufacturing, brian newman in celebration of the fact that they produced their two hundred million 80 v. -- their two hundred millionth atv. please join me in showing our support to these great friends, old and new, and thanking them for making south carolina their home. [applause] as if we did not have enough to celebrate last year, this year we have talked ourselves. as our beautiful city was named the no. 1 tourist destination in the world. representing the charleston area is helen hill. the citizens of charleston deserve a round of applause. [applause] i am also of the mind that when any south carolinian succeeds it

>> if any of you are in williamsburg you can see my one-man show. >> that is something i might do. >> i might have to go. >> or i might say i am going and then lie in bed crying. that's what i do. >> tonight on huckabee a paridize cruise turned hell on the high seas. cabins flooded and they were ankle deep in sewage. it was a miss. passengers relive a birthday cell that became a nightmare selection. >> we covered all of the discussion. >> the vice-president asked pals media to help his gun control cause. >> we'll have actions we can take. >> more executive order in the obama's second term and how will israel react to the president's trip there next month. the governor is there in israel to find out. ♪ welcome to huckabee. we are coming to you from tiberuous in israel and my thanks tower israeli crew and all of the folks back in new york to make this happen. >> i love track of how many times i have been to israel. it is over 20. i know why i keep coming back. i know how i felt here 40 years ago this summer when i was all of 18. israelites went 40 years in the wilderness under moses. bu

>> if any of you are in williamsburg you can see my one-man show. >> that is something i might do. >>ight have to go. >> or i might say i am going and then lie in bed crying. that's what i do. >>> they're regular people, they work hard, save for dream vacations. but what do you do when the dream turns into a nightmare? you're held captive on a cruise from hell. hello, welcome to justice. it's sunday morning day through of a four-day cruise. fire erupts and all power goes out. and for next five days, 4200 people on carnival cruise ship triumph are adrift on a ship without power. that means no hot water, no electricity. no running toilets, and no real food. so much for the unlimited buffet. so it left me looking for answers. what is the history of the ship? did it have previous problems? alas just weeks earlier, the same ship had an engine room problem causing cruises to be cancelled left i forget this is a carnival cruise line. engine fires, not really uncommon. last year acasta alegga a fire in the engine room. splendor, fire in the engine room, adrift. ecstasy, star princess, royal p

the hospital thinks he should be allowed to live full time in williamsburg. tomorrow the u.s.upport will hear arguments tied to a common police practice in maryland. justices will hear arguments on whether police should be able to take dna from anyone arrest bud not convicted of a crime. the public defenders office said it breach it is right against warrantless searches. suspects and crimes aren't entitled to those rights say some. >> b.p. is in court over the oil spill disaster in the gulf of mexico. the company could have to pay the largest environmental fine ever. a civil trial is under way in a new orleans civil court to determine bp's civil liebt in the spill. the trial is looking at the causes of the explosion ta killed 11 workers on the rig causing millions of barrels of oil to pollute the water. b.p. has agreed to a $4.5 billion settlement for criminal charges. >> right now much of the midwest is getting buried after another blizzard hits. people in colorado, missouri and texas were still digging out when this storm hit. some in colorado were seen shoveling in the stre

the congressional republicans held it in williamsburg recently. and i was asked to go to the republican retreat, i said, i thought we did that on november 6. we kind of already did that. i am trying to fill the shoes of speaker boehner, who was here previously. talking to major garrett before this event, he told me that when the speaker was asked to participate he just lit up. i said, how could you tell? [laughter] i am here to share the platform. i am pleased to be here with the north dakota senator. i appreciate your comments. i am here from utah -- i will not tell the story, this is awful. i am going right to the next one. i was supposed to say god's chosen people came from north dakota -- god's frozen people. i will skip that one, too. to those of you who actually cover congress, i have to say it is tougher for the reporters on the obama white house beat than it is for you. you do not have to show up an hour early for a president to give you a list of questions you'll ask. i should have skipped that one. [laughter] i had a hunch the president

terry king, williamsburg, virginia. bill, you're wrong about gun registration.iness what guns i own. public safety trumps privacy, terry. that's the debate. according to recent quinnipiac polls 69% of americans now support gun registration. that number obviously includes many gun owners. registration will make it a lot easier to prosecute criminals who possess unregistered guns. virginia, vero beach, florida. bill, why would anyone need a weapon that kill 30 people in 60 seconds? >> i have an article on billoreilly.com about that. check it out. priscilla, glenwood, maryland, i did not enjoy "watters world" tonight. we see too much nudity as it is. we don't need to see it on "the factor." everything was covered here, priscilla. another one, that was jesse's best segment, with revealing moments, and those looking to stay abreast of the news. i knew it. haley, pompano beach, florida. mr. o, you're right about the internet and damage being done. i'm 17. can't have a conversation with someone my age without them checking for a text or facebook. it is very frustrating

there's areas where the demographics of young people, whether it's in the chelsey area or williamsburg-brooklynrea, where people choose to live because the price point is more affordable, and all the sudden, the areas are booming. know the demographics, know who is buying in what areas. for instance, if you go to the suburbs in new york city or phoenix, the middle range homes have not recovered as have the commodity homes nor the luxuy homes. you have to know your spots. >> bruce, what's the biggest mistake made in the past year? >> i think the biggest mistake people made is they followed the news, and the news led, and the news lags reality. melissa: the media? >> it's not the media, but the fact of the matter is that three things are true. one, there's not much inventory. two, prices for rentals are at record highs, an, three, interest rates are at lows that they have never been before so the fact of the matter is if you qualify for credit, and, i mean, instead of being afraid of what zillow says or the schiller case says, be intelligent and thoughtful about it. this is probably as good an op

we will visit some of the places that influenced her life including colonial williamsburg, mount vernon, valley forge in philadelphia and be part of the conversation about martha washington with phone calls and facebook posts live monday night at eight eastern on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. >>> up next "after words" with guest host author janet.t langht this week historian clayborne carson and he recounts his it hv journey from teenage civil rights activist present at the 1963 marchre on washington to editor of martin luther king jr.'s papers. kinkos counters the organizerseo and the civilunte rights movemet and putting stokely carmichael and the king family. it's about an hour >> host: dr. person thanks for joining me on "after words."memr your book is a memoir and a history book.. peal jouook to talk about your personal journey. i get very candid about your life and you also cover new insights as a historian to the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king jr..you to writehe what prompted you to write the book this way? >> guest: i wanted to write something for the 50th anniv

we will visit some of the places that influenced her life, including the colonial williamsburg, mounternon, valley forge, and philadelphia. be part of the conversation with your phone calls, tweets, and his post, live tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span. -- facebook posts, live tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span. >> "washington journal" continues. host: our guest is tom shoop to talk was more about the sequester. that is up to the beginning of this. what is the sequester? guest: it is an across-the-board cut in federal agency spending, so it gives very little flexibility for agencies. it says, it is a certain undefined percentage, it should be cut by the same amount. host: remind us how we got to this point. guest: you have to go to the budget control act of 2011. it gave congress until the end of the year to create a super committee to try to come up with an additional $1.20 trillion in cuts. that had until the end of the year. if that did not happen, then a sequester would go into effect at the beginning of 2013. as we know, the super committee did not get its job done. the sequester w

hichgly's -- hinckley's attorney is asking that he'll be able to spend more time with his mother in williamsburg, virginia. over the years, he's been granted overnight visits, lasting up to 10 days. now, attorneys want those visits even longer. hinckley was found not guilty by reason of insanity in the 1991 reagan assassination attempt. >>> there are flee days left -- three days left before automatic across the board spending cuts kick in. the president is taking his message on the road. while republicans in congress are accusing him of scare tactics. >> reporter: president obama warned workers at virginia's newport shipyard, they may have to stay home without pay, if congress doesn't step in to stop automatic budget cuts. >> this work, along with hundreds of thousands of jobs, are currently in jeopardy because of politics in washington. >> reporter: the cuts, set to take place march 1st, will take a $46 billion chunk out of the defense budget. shipyards are preparing for the worst. >> if i'm one of those that gets laid off, trying to figure out how i would continue to go and earn my money to pa

a lot of interesting things have happened in the williamsburg square shopping center. >> life is too interesting down there, thank you. >>> for the second time in as many days, thieves smashed up a local jewelry store, but tonight, frederick police say they have one suspect in custody. the most recent robbery took place yesterday afternoon at colonial jewelers on market street in downtown frederick. here's the surveillance video showing three masked gunmen bursting into the store. one of them armed with pepper spray. the woman hits the ground as the men begin to smash up the display cases and grab hands full of jewelry. after they run of the store, police say the suspects get away in a dark pickup. late today, we learn that alonzo was arrested in d.c. behind the wheel of a truck matching that description. the search goes on for the other two suspects. >> no word yet if the robbery in frederick is related to a similar smash and grab in arlington on monday. the surveillance video from that one is zales jewelers, four guys come in, smash up the display case with hammers, grab jewelry, a

>> if any of you are in williamsburg you can see my one-man show. >> that is something i might do. >> i might have to go. >> or i might say i am going and then lie in bed crying. that's what i do. obviously spoken, i thought he would come back the next night and correct the record. >> bill: not true. i didn't misspeak at awesome why are telling the truth about hypocrisy on the far left regarding the killer drone situation. does the left fear this exposition? you bet they do. >> i don't think we should allow brennan to go forward for the cia directorship, hagel to be confirmed to secretary of defense. >> bill: on the eve of president obama's state of the union more discord in washington. can anything get done in this chaotic atmosphere? brit hume on that. >> i hear the ghosts of the past of los angeles police department. i hear that people think that maybe there is something to what he says. >> is a los angeles police department appeasing a killer this is an extremely volatile situation. juan and mary katharine will deal with it. caution, you where to enter the no spin zone. the factor

the hospital believes he should eventually be allowed to live full-time in williamsburg. >>> saturday a chain reaction crash just a day before the daytona 500 had sent kyle larson and his car through a fence shooting debris into the stands. almost 30 spectators had to be treated for injuries. crews had to work through the night to clean up the debris and repair the racetrack in time for yesterday's big race. >> for the second time, the daytona 500 goes to jimmie johnson, five-time champion. >> that big crash didn't stop fans from showing up yesterday. you see number 48, jimmie johnson wins his second daytona 500. his first win was in 2006. danica patrick, on the pole position last week became the first woman to lead a lap in a nascar race. however, she was not the first to cross the finish line, obviously. she came in 8th place. >> it was a sol day for the go daddy car and crew. we did a good job in the pits. stayed in the top ten basically. can't complain about that. >>> dale earnhardt jr. came in second. not bad considering he started 19th. >>> right now the snowplows are out in ful

the college of william and mary in williamsburg came in fourth. princeton review came up with the ranking based on more than 30 factors, including tuition, room and board and financial aid. >>> the very personal question a local college is now asking applicants. >>> plus a local highway where you can go a lot faster now. >>> bragging rights for the mornings spent sitting had traffic. we're number one. how many weeks we spend on average staring at brake lights. >>> weather and traffic on the 1s is next. >>> next, apple's jumbo ipad is out this morning. what you get for a bigger price tag. >>> a major debut for apple today. the new ipad 4128g will hit stores. between $800 and $930. it's twice the size of the current ipad 4. it's aimed attmore professional consumers, including architects, doctors. this could be apple's answer to microsoft's surface pro tablet. >> last year the mini and now the maxie. >> super. >>> hymn good with this: for years i'll be good with this. >>> we'll talk about a close shave. next week an asteroid will pass earth missing u

we will visit some places that influenced her life, colonial williamsburg, mount vernon, valley forge and philadelphia. be part of the conversation about martha washington with your phone calls, tweets, and facebook posts, live, monday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c- span, c-span radio and c- span.org.this morning, michigan governor talks about gun laws affecting his state. affecting his state.

the college of william and mary in williamsburg came in fourth with a total cost of $23,900 for in-statents a year. >>> now the princeton review came up with the ranking based on more than 30 factors, including tuition, room and board and financial aid. >>> we're getting another check on our weather now with tom kierein who is out on the weather deck. hey, tom. >> hey, barbara, we have a gray sky, just a very light breeze here now and really not too bad. a pleasant winter afternoon here in early february. there is the sky over the potomac refer, a lot of cloud cover around most of the region now. and at 11:33, we've had just the cloud cover coming and going all morning long. there have been a few spots, a little sun is trying to break out along the blue ridge and in southern maryland, lower part of the eastern shore, eastern part of the northern neck, elsewhere it's all cloudy and temperatures are all above freezing, all around the region. except up in northern, western maryland. it's still a little below freezing. but elsewhere, climbing to the mid and upper 40s south of washington. rig

if you live under the williamsburg bridge, maybe. >>> the tech titan launching this video of how usersly see the world wearing the google glasses. they are not on sale yet but go go g gool /* /- goolg el wants -- google wants testers. would you wear these? >> well, with flares and beats by dr. dre, who knew. >> kayla, google glasses for your future? >> well, full disclosure, i plan on applying. why not? this is marketing seenus. google did this with the chrome laptop too. they say, a hundred people apply and we will let you pay for these. you have to have 1500. >> i got pro grievive lenses the other day. >> they have wikipedia built in, simon? >> oh, it is all there. >> simon has a good looking pair of glasses, by the way. thanks, folks, i appreciate you being with us. see you next time. >> this is not a movie set. most popular part of the las vegas strip turned into a war zone this morning. we will hit the strip to tell you all about it when we return. i have low testosterone. there, i said it. how did i know? well, i didn't really. see, i figured low testosterone would decrease my se

that might be painful and shines writes it should move to williamsburg. you'd have to live in new york to understand that. >> coach the lowest since august of 20 1. that does it for us here today. let's get to wapner, "the halftime," back at hq. >> thanks very much. welcome to "the halftime show." four hours till the close. it's another down day on wall street. here's what we're following: the thousand dollars jinx. google let's a lofty price target but is it a sell signal for the market's hottest stock? chesapeake beats as its controversial ceo gets ready to step aside. two of our traders debate whether it's time for you to get in. and what it bernanke and company end the easing earlier than expected? can the market stand on its own? josh brown, i'll send it to you first. >> yeah, i wouldn't take the trial balloon the fed put out yesterday in their minutes to think they really have any choice in the matter. the only glue holding this whole thing together right now, what we're trying to accomplish, is the fact that the treasury is not paying much more tha