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the first is moving in with rain shower activity. here we are in baltimore, the troublesome part of the storm has been back in the midwest. the area that is a blue and right -- blue and white is where it is snowing. a blizzard warnings in effect tonight and tomorrow morning in these areas, not only heavy snow, but wind. this is sliding to the east. there is a lot of rain to come, and maybe a little bit of snow as well. the detailed forecast coming up. >> dont forget that it can follow ...

anymore. this country is really hurting. >> what ive got is the republicans holding middle class tax relief hostage because theyre insisting weve got to give tax relief to millionaires and billionaires. >> dont ask, dont tell, unconstitutional because of a lawsuit filed by republicans. the form of irony, but still a hoot. our guest, lieutenant dan choy. worse, suspected from school because his eyes were bloodshot, obviously from smoking pot. except he wasnt smoking pot. perhaps the g...

message one high school is giving students a sobering two- day lesson. karen gray houston spent the day at olney to give us a look. >> back in the 90 someone in the united states died every 15 minutes because of a drunk driving accident. it is a sobering statistic. it is sobering then. it is now like every 40 minutes but they launched a front to. >> fire and ambulance. >> i need to report a car crash on in a school parking lot. >> reporter: it was a mock incident down to the principal...

it couldnt have happened without the government playing a critical role. youll get all the basic research on which all of the advances of technology that we use, most of that basic research is supported by the government. there is a good feeling and good reason why that is the case but the fact is that you cant have the advances in technology if you dont have advances in science on which they rest. >> host: and the innovations and therefore the growth and employment. >> guest: it all h...

these are just using things that have worked in other countries and at other times and in other contexts in the united states, bring it to bear on our current problems of increasing the small and medium-sized enterprises and the of the thing you mentioned is very important, having a mechanism. the current system acts as a tax on every transaction and a big tax. they are complaining about a small financial tax that they impose a much larger tax, a much larger tax on every transaction. w...

almost me get back on time. so we will see you back at 1:30 for the next session which is perspective from two countries, france and the u.k. on the nuclear deterrence. we will see you then. enjoy lunch. it is -- as you walk out the door is to your right. [applause] .. you told me you just returned from afghanistan. what are your impressions? >> guest: well, my impressions have even changed since i got back because weve obviously had to capture of the taliban second-in-command this wee...

thinking about to these folks left before. whats going to stop them? theyve exerted their will for lack of a better term. >> guest: thats a great question. i cannot tell you how may times i got asked that question and continue to get out of theqj,p"p job of trying to convince the afghans of pakistan governments and others in the region that it is committed in the long run to the stability of afghanistan. and part of that is actually working with neighbors. the russian, and the indians,...

>> and he was the one who taught us that we had to learn to fight. we had to learn our history, to reclaim our history, to know all of you are other ho. -- our history and based on that we could reclaim what we wanted it to be. >> thank you all. >> what a moment. youll remember this moment. i certainly will. i want to thank all of you for being here. i want to thank c-span begin. -- c-span again. this is going to be a very special night. i want to thank phyllis bennis, ips, all of our ...

lecturer at university of york and a national institute for health research scientist. . . what has been wu one of the most profoundly important elections i know ive seen in my lifetime in massachusetts and the win of scott brown team back the peoples seat as he put it. [applause] incredibly, incredibly important. so we are having a lot of n space to be in right now. just as this is a good space to be in. i had the incredible honor of visiting the reagan ranch and to be amongst the thi...

that to market. what is interesting is it is a kind of public private sector partnership but could not have happened without the government playing a critical role. with all of the basic research, all of the advances of science and technology that we use, boast of that basic research is supported by the government and a good theory and reason why that is the case. the fact is you cannot have the advances in technology if you do not have advances of science. >> host: innovation and ther...