the man shot himself in a guard to youer in afghanistan and now eight soldiers are being charged withis death. one of those men from maryland was recommended for court- martial and following that hearing, the soldier who died, his family says that he was hazed during his training. >>> and we may learn more about a possible case of tb at umbc. they are working with the department of health to isolate the person involved and notify people who may have come in contact with the infected person. tb can cause a cough, weight loss. chills, night sweats and a fever. >>> five things you need to know. the reform committee will hold hearings on a rule affecting the president's health care. >>> overall the religious institutes involving contraception. leaders will hold a news conference and prayer vigil called a time to stand t is planned in response to the white house's mandate on health care. >>> fans hope to bid farewell to whitney houston. there will be a camera for the ceremony and stream the service on line. you can find it at live stream.com. >>> and the best western in towson from 10:30 u

youere inside of egypt, though you were on lockdown, missing for 11 days. let's go to your part about the u.s. what did you make, and you talk about it in the end of the book, about the way we handled or mishandled this uprising? >> well, i think the foreign policy of the u.s. and many other countries in the west are mainly based on the interests, regardless of the values. tavis: what are our strategic interests. >> t values of the people, and if the revolution did one thing, it did show that this was very short-sighted, because for months, years, maybe 20 years, 30 years, but it is not going to be very long term relationship, it is eventually, people are going to win, and this is exactly what happened in egypt, and now, with the change in position as you mentioned, they were trying to take sides. they took the side of mubarak. tavis: they were bouncing this back. >> did not think of it. it was purely egyptian. it was driven by egyptians. egyptians were on the street. they were the ones deciding what should happen, and they sort of one over everything. -- w

risk for additional slides this season partially because of a weak base layer of snow from a dry wint youer. danielle nottingham, cbs news. >>> a separate incident earlier yesterday, a snowboarder was killed east of seattle. he apparently triggered an avalanche that swept him off a 500 foot cliff. >>> this morning, folks in the south are waking up to the aftermath of what's described the first real winter storm of the season. about 20 vehicles caught in white-out conditions were involved in a chain reaction crash. one person was seriously injured. there were hundreds of wrecks in virginia and north carolina. in southern virginia and west virginia more than 50,000 customers were without power last might. >>> it's unclear why a small plane collided with a helicopter over northern california. it crashed 8 miles from the rio vista airport, halfway between oakland and sacramento. the twin-engine plane came down short of the runway. they suffered minor injuries. >>> rick santorum traflts to michigan today hoping to defeat mitt romney in next week's primary. santorum is paying just as much attenti

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there is some roadwork this morning on the youer deck towards the pay gates right there between the pay gates and the metering lights, the left lane is blocked off so watch out for that. otherwise, it's moving okay this morning into san francisco. you will notice caltrans has warning signs all over the bay area warning of the bay bridge weekend closure. so again, we'll be talking a lot more about that throughout the morning. in the meantime, here's a look at our "timesaver traffic" camera across the golden gate bridge and so far, so good across the span. no issues this morning on southbound or northbound 101. i just saw them do some lane changes just before we got on the air. so in the south bay things are quiet, as well. a few headlights there heading out of downtown san jose on 280. much more traffic coming up. back to you. >> all right. thank you. 4:36 now. today state regulators will be in two bay area schools forced to shut down. the institute of medical education is accused of operating without accreditation. it has campuses in both san jose and oakland. it's unclear what the clos

. >> reporter: youer urgent care is one way to keep the bills down but would it be nice to know costsvance? there is now a way through a website called health care blue book. started by a doctor which lists average prices for dozens of procedures. a 24 hour ekg, should cost $290. renew avenue of a mole $122. a dental crown. $855. you can do it by zip code. the fact that different insurance companies have different negotiated prices, so you could still be charged much more than what is in the blue book. doesn't that stink? still if you are going in for surgery or a lab test on a high deductible plan it's nice to have a little information on what something should cost. you can find the blue book with a google search. for health care blue book. we will post a link on the website. it's nice to have an idea in advance of a cost of a medical procedure so you don't waste your money. >> and abc 2news is your source for all the information you need looking for a doctor. we have a special section on the website, abc 2news.com. you can read about the medicine investigation and we spotlighted doc

now, when youer that argument that as the president stated in his decision not to make a decision, he said that one of the reasons he was not going to make a decision was that he did not have sufficient information to make a decision. that congress did not give him enough time. well, as i have stated in my opening statement, this pipeline is now under study for 40 months. in the fall of 2011, a supplemental draft and environmental impact statement was issued by the state department. after months of public hearings along the proposed route, the state department issued its final environmental impact statement. and in that final environmental impact statement, between two options, one of not building the pipeline versus, two, building the pipeline, they indicated that the preferred option is to build the pipeline as proposed. n now, a person on the outside not paying any attention to this -- everyone expected the state department is going to make its final decision sometime in the fall of 2011. and then all of a sudden announce they said that they would seek a new route through the state

highs in the mid and youer 40s. -- mid- and upper 40s. right now we've got 35 degrees.e's the storm system from yesterday dropping the light areas of snow mainly north and west. a couple of problems we had to accumulate snow, it was just too warm. the rain snow line was farther north and it was late when it finally changed over and not enough time to build up anybody and that's fine -- anything and that's fine by most people's standards. 35 martinsburg. but loudoun county, leesburg, manassas is 30 and even down in charles county. we're looking near freezing root now with 33 and we've got 37 there at the pax river naval air station. no problems on the roads from ice. but now monika samtani and timesaver traffic. >>> just a few extra minutes to scrape off the ice off the windshield and other than that i didn't find any big props from -- problems from the north and west of town. here's what it look like all green between college park and bethesda. a live look at 270 which is also fine. coming down from shady grove road to the point where the lanes divide. incident-free rig

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the performer, the consummate professional, there was the addict, and you never knew which whitney youerouston was blessed by the heavens, she was most certainly cursed with her own demons. a contradiction right up to her final days. >> this was not a woman who was depressed, upset, high, drunk. >> oh, my gosh, she's a mess right now. >> whitney houston died here at the beverly hilton on february 11. the voice of a generation silenced forever. a tragic ending to life filled with promise that was almost preordained. and you can watch "death of a diva," one of the stories you don't want to miss airing tonight follow this news cast at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> next, tyler perry delivers a moving eulogy to whitney houston. and later, kevin costner shares his memories. but first -- ♪ but i'll miss your whit i'll miss your charm ♪ ♪ i just want to hold you in my arms ♪ ♪ you have no clue how i'll miss you ♪ ♪ i'll miss your voice when you could call ♪ [ male announcer ] that. right there -- reminds you why you fell in love with her in the first place. and why you still feel the same. but your ere

inconsistent never told youer t that. >> something thlike that. next thing i know. on to a career, and the rest is history. >> you've done so well. i remember that, although i hav to say i i did not remember the details. my memory, you know, hanging out in comedy clubs, my memory isme meeting you in comedy clubs and seeing you there, and knowing this guy's good. and at one point, you made the move to l.a., you're not theree now. >> i married a very stern blackl woman from baltimore, and wewe quickly left los angeles. she did not like any of it, and so we moved to atlanta, and i'mm in atlanta now so it's sort of an atlanta/l.a./new york, but mostly atlanta, i have another kid on the way, so it's like a beautiful time in my life. >> we've not seen each other in years and years, probably since that time. so how have you found it all to be? you made the move, that's thet one thing, you have to make theh move, i remember saying that. i was one who did not do that, kept thinking about doing it. my path went a different way,ret but you made the move and made it work. >> th

those between romney and huntsman about what we should do with china trade policy and huntsman saying youer ing, you are not talking about things that will help. >> and he got far. >> a lot of the fear-mogering worked in 2010. >> the contrast is the difference between catering to a republican audience in 2012 and catering -- it was not a political ad, but that eastwood ad is a general election ad. >> it's officially a chrysler ad. >> it not that he ran that ad you have the context s, you hav this ad coming out after the best jobs report. you have unemployment down to 8.3% and there's a poll that has him nine points ahead of mitt romney. halftime america, i think back to reagan's campaign. a new morning. >> obama versus gingrich is 54% to 43%. >> i do not know why the chrysler ad iss democratic, because it's a an optimistic message that republicans would respond to, the hoekstra ad is saying it's china's fault, and the chrysler ad says we will turn ourselves around no matter what. >> it was not a political ad, but it was a chrysler ad, and everyone else projected that it's a political ad. th

i always felt would youer in wu them unless they knocked on the door. how many of you what are you doing, because you -- you personally have taken this cann company to develop product superior to others. herbalife, i used to think if they didn't knock on your door, it wouldn't sell. >> jim, if it's a product development question, we have a terrific team in here of doctors, scientists, researchers, doing research around the clock in this company. we are building our own manufacturing facilities, growing our own crops and we've got something very special that's taking place inside herbalife. vertical integration, seed to feed supply chain initiative. we are proud of our products. herbalife 24 sports line, nothing like it in the market. it's very sad about what you said about fuller brush. i had buddies that sold fuller brush in high school, college, made some money doing that. but that model is a different model than the one we have today. we're not knocking on doors. we have a lot of fixed space location where people are coming to distributors. our distr

overnight, tomorrow morning, drop down to the 30s, midand youer 30s.think that we are going to be dry tomorrow morning, showers coming into the area 10 a.m. or so. 31 to 35 by early tomorrow morning. here is a look at those clouds moving in and by tomorrow afternoon this time, showers around the area, probably only getting a tenth of an inch out of it in and out of here rather quickly, by tomorrow morning, we are dry. high tomorrow, 50, not too bad, right? 53 high with sunshine friday, looking to be a brighter day, saturday, 52 degrees, a 50% chance of that coastal system for sunday and then the early part of next week, we are once again parked close to 50 degrees. so, right now, 50/50 odds, seeing a bit of snow sunday. >> thanks, veronica. >>> designer betsey johnson's signature party dresses were a big hit during fashion week. >> as nbc's joel garjulo reports, johnson was showing off her fall/winter 2012 collection. >> reporter: betsey johnson is known for funky designs and quirky person eighth, she is fun, she is fierce, she is fabulous and she is h

i think this is the year youer the coupon.ing to get the price appreciation we've had the last couple of years in bonds but you earn the coupon. for a lot of people, that's good. >> or i'd invite them over to the equity markets where we have plenty of high-quality companies with big juicy dividend yields that are not only better than the ten-year treasury, better than what they pay on their own ten-year debt. >> somebody said to me the other day that's a crowded trade. but i said, who cares, it's still got a dividend. >> thank, good to see you. thank you so much. thank you so much for joining us, kathy. we're in the final stretch here, just about 25 minutes away from the closing bell. and we are near the highs of the day. >> a bullish outlook for copper you ask? which has already been red-hot this year. we'll find out coming up in a moment. >> after the bell, stay with us. we've got an exclusive interview coming with bob iger, president and ceo of disney. >> how the media companies have been trading so far today. we're back af

youer a successful businessman. how do we keep america great?in order to keep america great, we have to keep america creative. the key is to create. i don't think anything great in this nation has ever happened without creation. whether it's the wright brothers or what steve jobs did. the basis of america is about creating. even if it's just creating freedom. we have always been about creation. you look at it and if you have all of these buiillionaires partying in the hamptons. the only cure for their lives is to create. sometimes creation is the best solution to create. not destruction, but harmony. we need to make sure there is art in the schools? why? because if art is not in the schools, a guy like steve jobs doesn't get a chance to express himself because in order for art to meet technology, you need art. it's not like it's technology. you need both. you have to maintain the balance. i think that's where people get it a little muddy. when you think about the class thing that's going on, you have one group of people that are wearing all whit

what did you think when youered a all that? >> i already knew it all because susan told me many times over the years about the fact her father tried to hit on her, obsessed with her and in love with her and she couldn't stand him and they moved to utah to get away from him. i knew what he was saying was not true. >> her father-in-law, i should point out there. i guess the obvious question now is will we ever know what happened to susan? do you think we ever will? >> i do think so. i believe that there is a good likelihood that josh did not act alone, that more people know about this and maybe some people who knew things were keeping quiet for fear of josh or maybe fear of his father, maybe they will come forward and talk. >> these two boys were snuffed o out, in not even the prime of their lives, just young kids. i've got three sons myself. i can't imagine anything more horrendous to have happened. what is the mood in the community? >> everyone is in shock. so many of us feel numb, like we can't believe this is true. it feels l

we found out they have picked up that overnight roadwork on the youer and lower decks so westbound and eastbound 80 good to go. all the approaches are good, as well. let's head towards walnut creek, 24 and 680. here's live look. they also picked up ahead of schedule some roadwork on northbound and southbound 680 through the san ramon valley so now that is a nice smooth drive out of walnut creek towards danville. westbound highway 4 no brake lights across this stretch either so yeah, overall the bay area is look good. we're seeing a lot of green wherever you're going as you make your way towards the south bay. here's live look coming out of downtown san jose. by the way, 101 looks good, as well. that roadwork looks like that question mark means it was just picked up northbound 101 by coyote creek drive. back to the desk. >> thank you. >>> 5:07. two americans have been shot to death in apparent anger over the burning of korans at a u.s. military base. violent anti-u.s. demonstrations have erupted across the country after coalition soldiers burned the islamic holy books on monday night. a

it's on the cantilever section on the youer deck so that's westbound 80 heading into san francisco. still blocking the slow lanes. so it sounds like from chp that there was a stall and then several their cars approached it got rear-ended and so there is a fender-bender now still out there. so we're not sure about injuries but it is very slow right now up the incline. they have not turned the metering lights on yet so the backups behind the pay gates are not too bad yet but we know bridge crews are out there working to clear it but again we don't know about injuries so that will be the determining factor to see how long it takes to clear. now, once you go the past treasure island this is a live look on the san francisco side of the span then traffic moves okay but it is still slick from the overnight rains out there. we also have this wind advisory still in effect for the bay bridge and the dumbarton bridge. so be a little extra careful washington of course continue to follow that accident there plus we have a new problem reported in livermore. all the traffic details coming up in ju

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speier: thank youer -- thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. mr. speaker, today i rise quite saddened by the news that the susan g. komen race for the cure has made a political decision, a fine nonprofit that i have been associated with for years, i have run in the susan g. komen race for the cure, i have walked in the race for the cure, i have been the m.c. at a number of events locally that they have held. so i have been a big booster of the susan g. komen organization, but not anymore. their announcement yesterday that they are no longer going to fund any organization that is being investigated by a federal, state, or local body means that planned parenthood is no longer going to receive $600,000 a year. now, ironically yesterday the komen organization also announced and with great concern in a statement that the dismal rate of breast cancer screening with women who do not have insurance is something like 38.2%. last year the planned parenthood organization was responsible for over 700