and you tell yourself that "i can change this thought."our thoughts and we move forward based on what we're thinking about the world so you can change that thought. you can say, this is not healthy for me, and i know that i can change it and i'm going to do something in a different direction to make things -- to make things come back to me in a positive way. >> you all are lovely. you're wonderful. you're so beautiful. i'm going to have a wonderful day. thank you both so much. >>> coming up next, turning the ordinary into the extraordinary. we're going to taste the future of food right after this. okay, i don't know what that was about. oh, max! and you want to do the same for your laughable, lovable dog. [ barks ] that's why purina fit & trim is specially formulated... with high-quality protein, including delicious real chicken, to help him maintain lean muscle and a healthy weight, so he can make the most of every day. long live your buddy. long live your dog. purina fit & trim. can you believe how fast kids grow these days? and since 90

i'm not mad at myself. >> larry: were you mad at yourself?t i was always -- i have a hard time. the only way to get sober is to do it for me. me and not my ex-wife or my job or whatever. and when you hate yourself, when you hate the guy in the mirror, which is what i did, i could see no way through that, but last time in rehab when i was packing up my stuff to leave the house, i threw in a picture of myself when i was 4. i don't know why, but this is how god works if people believe in god. i was going through that and found a picture of myself when i was 4. that's when my mother left. i love him. he's a great little kid. i realized, that's me. so i'm going to do that for him, for me. so i still look in the mirror and don't like what i see. >> larry: jane, did you hate yourself? >> oh, yeah. the incomprehensible demoralization you experience when you wake up and say to yourself, who was that person last night? the fact is we're not in charge. we're like robots when we're drinking. it's an uncontrollable craving. people who don't have it can't

you did not want to see yourself. do you not like seeing yourself that much?well, i have to at some point look at myself but not -- no, not -- not simultaneously. that's really -- that can really mess me up. tavis: ok. you don't want to see yourself simultaneously. after all of these years being in the business, how do you view yourself after the fact? are you generally happy with your work? are you overly critical? when you look at your stuff after the fact what do you think mostly? >> well, i remember jenna rowlands. i did a couple of movies with her. he was determined that all of the actors watch dailies. this is where you learn about yourself and your craft and what you can do better and what you don't want to repeat and the character that you're building. so i have -- you know, with "saving grace," i'm one of the exiver producers. that means i'm in the editing room which means that i have to be able to look at my work as objectively as possible, which is difficult to do but after a while i can get over the certain am of self-hatred that i might have and t

yourself and choose and change yourself under the pen? >> okay, the way i draw myself and a lot of ways it's kind of accidental. when i first started doing this kind of work, first palestine cannot as a series of comic books and when the first comic book cannot win noticed that there were both the jews and arabs who didn't like the way i drew them. there were comments about it and i heard of one palestinian plea right who saw it and tore it up when she saw how i drew. i do not mean to fin. i come from the what they called bigfoot school of drawing from the american underground and i drew everything in a kind of grotesque and funny way. i soon recognize because this is journalism and i should try to draw as representational is possible and as i mentioned earlier i never learned how to trawl fishermen body i just sort of pulled myself that way over many years. at some point someone said everything looks real but your character still looks the way it did before. and i realize i haven't even paid attention to that. that wasn't so important. a

shore yourself up!'t allow yourself to become or your state to become a slave to what's being built in washington. this is exactly what happened in the soviet union. this soviet union collapsing bothered me so much. for a long time. it took me a while to figure it out. nobody ever talks about this. i want you to look something up. the leaders of the soviet union saw the writing on the wall. they knew. they knew it was going to collapse. we knew! we were spending them into oblivion. what do you think we were doing it for? we knew. they did, too. you want the full story? you read a book steven f. cohen "soviet faith and lost alternatives." it's one of those books you're like really? if you don't have time, look this up. google it. if you're d.v.r.ing the show, look it up. right now. google this. okay. this is what happened to the soviet union. they knew. they knew there was going to be riots in the streets. so they prepared for it. they created a structure. it's called now the russian federation. the sovi

. >> larry: did you ever think to yourself, am i copping out on my values? >> no, because i've been very strong in the congress, in arguing that if we can't have a single payer, at least we should have a public option, we should protect the rights of states to pursue a single payer plan. and i -- i've been basically, the last person to say, well, you know what, this is is the best we can do. but i will tell you this, i'm not stopping, larry. i'm going to do everything i can to help nurture those efforts that are happening in states across the country to move toward single payer. i'll work with the president in getting this bill passed, and the president is committed to work with me, in seeing further health care reform after this bill is out of the way. >> larry: do you think it will pass? >> i think it will, yes. >> larry: how close a vote? >> i think it will be within a few votes. this is a -- this has been a big debate in america, it's been a debate where there's been so many distorsions, people look at the president's position and describe it as socializ

shore yourself up!t allow yourself to become or your state to become a slave to what's being built in washington. this is exactly what happened in the soviet union. this soviet union collapsing bothered me so much. for a long time. it took me a while to figure it out. nobody ever talks about this. i want you to look something up. the leaders of the soviet union saw the writing on the wall. they knew. they knew it was going to collapse. we knew! we were spending them into oblivion. what do you think we were doing it for? we knew. they did, too. you want the full story? you read a book steven f. cohen "soviet faith and lost alternatives." it's one of those books you're like really? if you don't have time, look this up. google it. if you're d.v.r.ing the show, look it up. right now. google this. okay. this is what happened to the soviet union. they knew. they knew there was going to be riots in the streets. so they prepared for it. they created a structure. it's called now the russian federation. the sovie

every single one of you have made that promise, not just to your constituents, but to yourself. and this is the time to make true on that promise. we are not bound to win, but we are bound to be true. we are not bound to succeed, but we are bound to let whatever light we have shine. we have been debating health care for decades. it now has been debated for a year. it is in your hands. it is time to pass health care reform for america, and i am confident that you are going to do it tomorrow. thank you very much, house of representatives. let's get this done! >> all right, a very convincing president barack obama there at this democratic caucus there on capitol hill, giving face time to this issue, to what he's been very passionate about. he talked about it has been a year of talk about health care reform, but he says, in all honesty, it has been talked about for decades now and he said just there, it is in your hands, it is time to pass health care reform. we have got our senior congressional correspondent dana bash with us there on capitol hill. we also have our senior white hou

shore yourself up!'t allow yourself to become or your state to become a slave to what's being built in washington. this is exactly what happened in the soviet union. this soviet union collapsing bothered me so much. for a long time. it took me a while to figure it out. nobody ever talks about this. i want you to look something up. the leaders of the soviet union saw the writing on the wall. they knew. they knew it was going to collapse. we knew! we were spending them into oblivion. what do you think we were doing it for? we knew. they did, too. you want the full story? you read a book steven f. cohen "soviet faith and lost alternatives." it's one of those books you're like really? if you don't have time, look this up. google it. if you're d.v.r.ing the show, look it up. right now. google this. okay. this is what happened to the soviet union. they knew. they knew there was going to be riots in the streets. so they prepared for it. they created a structure. it's called now the russian federation. the sovi

from yourself. from the constant drumbeat of misdirection and misinformation you'll encounter in the media and from plain old ignorance, which often can be the most dangerous threat of all. so what do you need to know? why don't we start with a rule that should be obvious to everyone, but for a variety of reasons is constantly ignored or overlooked? and this one is, and i tire of it, but i will talk about it, because it's probably new. a bear market rally is still a rally! ♪ hallelujah see, there's a widespread, incredibly pernicious idea that if a rally happens in a so-called bear market then it's not worth profiting from. you'll hear this so-called dilemma whenever stocks are going higher as people in the press question whether the rally is real or if it's just a bear market rally. which for some reason i can't understand is considered not real. bear market rally, so it's not real. see, the entire premise, the whole debate over rally versus bear market rally, is extremely dangerous to your wealth

amazing. >> susan, what impact did this have on how you saw yourself finally as a woman?> it had a great effect. you struggle so long having an integrated whole person, and that's really -- trying to be authentic and integrated, you don't think about gender anymore and you go on the live your life like everybody else does. it has been pretty, pretty okay. >> the psychological preparation. when a man becomes a woman. we will talk about that right after this. >> i never considered myself homosexual. i've -- if i've been attracted to men. people asked me that a year ago and i said no. but i don't know now. i don't know. the smell of home made chili whatever scents fill your household, purina tidy cats scoop helps neutralize odors in multiple cat homes... keeping your house smelling like it should. purina tidy cats scoop. keep your home smelling like home. >>> i joked with other folks that it takes a real man to become a woman, because it's extremely painful. when you're a transsexual, it's like you're bringing something out that's deep within as opposed to cross dressing whe

abstinence, or not having sex, is one way to protect yourself from getting hiv. but just waiting until you're older isn't enough. even adults are warned to take steps for what's called "safe sex." >> my name is marvelyn brown and i am hiv positive. >> in addition to writing her autobiography, marvelyn has won an emmy for her work on a psa about hiv and aids, and is the ceo of her own business. i chose to reach out to teens because i feel that peer to peer education is really really important. i'm still young myself, i was just there. >> if you want more information on hiv and aids, go to the our website and click on the link. for "teen kids news," i'm felipe. >>> remember the sorting hat? it could read harry potter's mind about not wanting to be in slytherin. but it seems that's not so magical. scientists in canada have created a device that analyzes individual brain activity. then it uses the information to detect what a person likes and dislikes. of course, you could just ask. >> stay with us. there's lots more still to come on "teen kids news." >> we'll be rig

if you don't smoke and you take pretty good care of yourself, your employer may well give you a 30% to 50% decrease in your premiums. this is the big-ticket item. >> meantime, getting to the idea of being able to go to a doctor. >> what i consider primary doctors. a lot of people are saying there aren't going to be enough of them. in massachusetts, 44% of primary doctors say they aren't seeing new patients. this is the paradigm shift. get ready for more nurses, more nurses who will be able to see patients. >> but in the meantime is it going to be difficult to get an appointment? >> well, there might be. because what a lot of people subspecialize because it is a little more lucrative and, frankly, it is really interesting for a lot of people.

look at yourself now. you're not just acting, you're interacting. give yourself some credit, mr.the very edge of federation space. stopped relaying its data nearly two months ago. the fusion reactors that power the array are unstable. there is a risk of overload. what about the computers? they do not seem to be functioning, sir. 1.8 kilometers from the array. on screen. magnify. that's some kind of probe. is it emitting any signals, lieutenant? negative, sir. i show no activity. mr. la forge, why not take a closer look? aye, sir. enterprise, this is shuttle five. ready to begin a short-range scan. riker: proceed, shuttle five. why don't we begin electromagnetic band? give it a y. i'm picking up visual wavelengths only between 45, uh... 4,500 and 7,000 angsoms. nothing. hmm. doesn't want to give up any of its secrets. let's go to an active scan. really? you are definitely not from our neighborhood. increase to 3.0. commander? yeah, reg? don't mention it. you're one of my top engineers. it's time you got in on some of the interesting stuff. this-- this is why i'm in starfleet. ther

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and tell us about yourself.de. >> and you go to what school. >> elementary. >> we will let you say hi to everybody. and let me come back this way. and in a little bit i will have you do the whole weather. now in hagerstown, it's 48 degrees and pretty mild. salisbury in the upper 40s. looking at dry conditions, clearing skies overnight. we're looking forward to lift sunshine today, aren't we? >> yes. >> just a little breezy with a northwest wind at 15-25 miles an hour. and by the way, tonight a little bit cooler. we will talk about that in a little bit, but right now we do want to send it over to who? >> lauren cooke with -- lauren cooke with the traffic. >> you got it. >> reporter: thank you very much remisha. we do have an accident to tell you about on the beltway. it's going to be right on the inner loop lanes at route 295 that you do want to watch out for. fortunately it's a different story if you're traveling the beltway in parkville taking a live look here at the harford road. you will see no problems to te

you can't isolate yourself from it.if you don't understand the world you live in, you have a big problem. the successful leaders today are also great communicators. remember the robert barons and those real leaders -- they were sort of faces you might see in the newspaper or a picture of them. you didn't see them every day. up front. they stayed in some office behind the scenes. now who do you see? you see the ceo of toyota coming across the pond to sit in front of our congress and you see the three makers of the automakers mo, larry and curly. when you see something goes wrong, all of a sudden it's the ceo or the chairman of the board, believe me having been through this, you are communicating. you want to see the leadership out there. it's not only external communication, it's internal communication. you have to be the face of the organization, the personality of the organization. leaders today cannot isolate themselves. they can't lead from behind. it has to be up-front leadership. and you have to be able now and ski

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how about yourself? >> pretty good, thank you. thank you for asking. >> caller: my question is with the big selloff today due to greece problems and the bad new housing sales number yesterday, is it a bad time to take some position in a bank of america at this level? orrer or is it a good time to get. >>? >> bank of america is finally starting to break out. we have bank of principal reduction thing, i don't know. i like the system that the people who tried to pay the principal get awarded and it doesn't look like that's going to happen. we had a spike in bank of america. but i own bank of america in spades, so i've got to tell you, i am a buyer, not a seller. staying that way until we get to 23. now i want to go to mike in connecticut. mike? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. buy low, sell high double-up boo-yah to you. >> i agree with you. what's up? >> caller: what do you think about gcc, general cable corp? been at the current level for quite a while now. >> they missed, they missed, they missed, they missed, they missed. we've got enoug

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you never think of yourself as winning or losing. when you are arguing, you are going to win or lose and this can effect how you do. this process can be nerve wracking. >> i am getting married this weekend and i would like to take your brain on how to balance law practice and family life? >> it is easier to do as a judge then as a lawyer. if you are a lawyer and your brief is due tomorrow, your son's basketball game is today, it is tough. if you are a judge, your opinion is not due tomorrow, you have a lot more flexibility. my old boss said if you want to spend time with your young children, you have to do it when they're young. don't fall into the trap of thinking, i will work this week but i will be able to do something next week. it becomes next week, next year, then they are 16. you do have the ballast to work with other things. it is not easy. you have to remember, if you are a good lawyer, you can make that compromise. don't listen to the park that tells you, look, you have got to do this or it will not get done. you should say

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. >> by yourself? >> yes. >> how? you went swimming or what? >> no. >> i'm not so sure he did throw her in the ocean. i don't know that. if he did i hope they find her. >> with a boat? >> yes. >> then it's done. when you've brought her away with a boat further than two miles, she won't be coming back ever, you know. >> van der sloot admits he made the comments but says they were all "lies." >> it's just despicable what he's done. >> results of the dive team search expected at any moment. >> this pretty boy is going to go down, and the reason why is that this seems to be exactly what was described in his first confession in that van. this is going to prove it. >> good evening. i'm nancy grace. i want to thank you for being with us. bombshell tonight. it's less than 24 urs after we report here about divers' grainy photos that surface showing what could be a human skeleton face up on the rocky ocean bottom off the uban shoreline. then aruban prosecutors decide they'll send dive teams to scour the water to pinpoint the exact spot the photo was take

you can make yourself believe anything. sometimes the stocks will go up or down for reasons that have nothing to do with the aspects with the stocks that you want to buy or sell. when that occurs, i don't want you to be scared or leave the table, take advantage of the rationality, not buy into it. when ever we get a huge pullback -- and they happen, you know, they happen. the time of day that just annihilates people -- there'll be a lot of stocks that go down for bad reasons. >> the house of pain. >> hedge funds that are in trouble. start selling. not because they want to. but because they have to raise money to pay back their clients who are singing bob marley's redemption song and the business is about to go under. regular investors see that the selling starts to panic and they become too afraid to buy -- >> sell, sell, sell. >> or get blown out. start the stocks for no reason other than the way it lost. all of a sudden, everything is down across the board. people in the press are cooking up reasons to express what goes d

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census officials say check off as many boxes as you need to identify yourself. also, a single word many thought was long gone -- the term "negro." >> very offensive. >> it does not bother me, but a lot of people would probably be upset. >> officials explained the 2010 form was designed using feedback from the last census. >> 66,000 respondents actually wrote in the term "negro" in the box that said "some other race." >> when the goal is to get every american of every background counted, you cannot alienate anyone. why do they need all this information? the census also provides critical data for researchers, nonprofit seeking funding for programs, and elected officials trying to better serve their constituents. it is not just about numbers. >>> coming up, a judge sends the deal about ground zero back to the bargaining table. deal about ground zero back to the bargaining table. whatever you record here you can watch in up to six different rooms. if you recorhockey... ...you can watch it in the basement. yes! in the bedroom?g yes! or ice dancing in the kitchen. yes

so if you want to buy options to protect yourself going into earnings, you can do that. now, volatility comes -- just gets crushed when it comes to earnings. it comes out of these options all at once. so i wouldn't suggest you buy outright options to protect yourself, but you can put on some of these spreads to protect yourself -- >> and listen, scott's conversation about the vix is a helpful one. for stock investors, you know, what does this mean? again, we talk about it a lot. on a relative basis, you know, it's probably cheaper, though, on certain instances even in those months that are pricing in an earnings move, you know, to play -- if you're looking to manage risk around positions, it's probably on a relative basis pretty cheap right now. >> yeah. the other thing is that we've been looking at stocks and they've basically been going in one direction. either they've been just going straight up for about a month or the ones that haven't been performing well have been weak, consistently for about the same amount of time. really the critical thing isn't so much whether

that's just a way to get yourself burglarized. >> reporter: in the alley where one of the break ins occur, it's very dark at night with broken street lights. some students are unimpressed with off campus safety efforts. >> the a the beginning of the year i remember they came around and tested all our locks and we got notices when they came back and we met with the officer who checked our house, but we haven't seen anyone lately this week. >> reporter: police say there's no reason to believe that any of these incidents are related. campus security has done very little except to send out text alerts to students. >>> an important consumer alert for parents. the recall of more than one million sling riders and baby slings, all -- you're looking at what these slings look like. the consumer products safety commission says babies could suffocate in the soft fabric. the problem is linked it three infant deaths. parents are urged to stop using them for babies younger than four months old. click on web links on our website. >>> now to health care reform. president obama signing the legislation into

>> yeah, take care of yourself that's an the strategy behind it.the president was carved himself out of anything. not including in my original amendment. but since this has become law and the president thinks it is a great deal i think he ought to be covered by it too. >> greta: today he said that he himself was going into the exchange but doesn't bind future presidents. >> that's why we needed as a party of law. that's why i'm going to push for my amendment this very night. >> greta: what has the reception been so far? >> very favorable. >> greta: you think you will win this? >> reid said he has 51 votes to pass it and 51 votes to pass the bill and 51 votes assume to kill any amendment we might offer. >> greta: besides this particular amendment, are there any other amendments that you think are going to get passed that are going to change this reconciliation bill? >> not if reid really has 51 people not to change anything that pass the house sunday, i don't think so. we don't really know. so best answer for me to give you, i don't know but i don't

the maryland lottery, let yourself play. >> thank you. here is a love the look of downtown. >> very few clouds. mostly sunny skies. it is a little bit windy downtown parade hold onto your hat if you are going out in that. things are looking really nice. the water is a glistening over at the inner harbor. let's take a look at your 7-to forecast. the high tapping out at about 65. called on the increase tomorrow. it is not going to be a bad day. showers coming in tomorrow night and lasting friday morning. clearing up again. a gorgeous weekend, especially the first half. it looks like 55 on saturday. seasonable for this time of year. 59 on sunday. then we start out next week with some showers as we wrap up the month of march. hard to believe that april is just around the corner. >> i know we do not really want the right, but we need the rain. >> i am so encouraged because the pear trees are already starting to bloom. it is so beautiful out there. >> my daffodils are starting to bloom. >> as long as it is not a blizzard. that is our new standa

you say to yourself, maybe that thing that i started with has been lost. you know what -- every once in a while, every once in a while a moment comes where you have a chance to vindicate all those best hopes that you had about yourself, about the country, where you had a chance to make good on those promises you made in all those townhall meetings and all those constituency breakfast and all those people that you looked in the eye and said -- you know what, you're right. the system is not working for you, and i'm going to make it better. this is one of those moments. this is one of the times where you can honestly say to yourself dog gone it, this is why i came here. this is why i got into politics. this is why i got into public service. this is why i've made those sacrifices because i believe so deeply in this country. i believe so deeply in this democracy and i'm willing to stand up even when it's hard. even when it's tough. every single one of you has made the promise not just to your constituents but to yourself. this is time to make true on that promi

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you don't have to have an expensive night out to enjoy yourself. how people are having fun without spending a lot of cash. >>> and the cash-strapped archdiocese of baltimore is going to make a big announcement. how it will affect your child's education. here is justin to let you know what the weather is going to look like. >>> 35 degrees and we got ourselves a quiet morning even the winds are out of the west at 12 miles an hour. they will gust today but we will see the sun. it's going to be a decent start to the week and to the month. we'll talk about march in like a lamb in a moment. and now to the mta. >> reporter: good morning. light rail is dealing with a delay. it's running 125, 20 minutes late in the southbound direction. subway on time but on the buses look for number 20 to be diverted in fred hilton pass and frederick due to construction. i'm mark jones. so, i'm in love with this cute pair of jeans, only $100. but am i wearing them now? hello. i'm wearing my older sister's jeans that she ruined with bbq sauce... or so i thought. see, my mom

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all you have to do is work hard and be sure you believe in yourself and surround yourself with peopleho believe in you. >> he earned it. he deserves every second of it. >> reporter: she the third sibling in her family to receive the scholarship to gw. >> money is not an issue. i don't have to worry about that and have that in me back of my mind. >> reporter: her parent violence made raising gifted and talented kids to an art form. >> reporter: what is the secret? >> be close to your children. >> reporter: these scholarships are a huge thing, $16 million to 125 kids in the last 21 years. audrey barnes, 9 news now. >> i'm so proud of them. that is wonderful. congratulations. all right. we got through yesterday with no challenge. >> beautiful. a lot of sunshine here and you see the cloud cover building in today but it doesn't mean much during the day. it could mean showers later in the forecast and does mean we have big changes on the way. but most of us will be asleep tonight. the next three days, this is one of the forecasts with my temperatures if i think of it too much i can really u

you find yourself doing yourself and having to rein it in. and then your less spontaneous because you're thinking about i'm going to use the word hopefully or irregardless. the problem with this is -- just stay on -- >> just stay on irregardless. we had flammable, in flammable. at one time, every copy editor in this country went mad if you said finalize, you know? now it is a standard english word and nobody has bothered by it. >> and nobody has bothered by prioritize, either. >> when eisenhower started to use that, there was an editorial in several papers that would criticize him for it. but what is interesting as we have all this change in language. language is a plant site -- is it clear the site every high school english teacher in the country at some time during the day says the word "hopefully, it is a game over. they say that irregardless is a barbarism, which is if you are a parent, but it contains a stronger sense of regardlessness. >> i agree with that. at some point you lose the point of literature if it changes so radically. we ca