joined again by senators dick durbin and lindsey graham. senator durbin, you mentioned the debt commission, the president's debt commission on which you serve and you supported its findings. they are out with an op ed in "the washington post" about the president's budget. to be sure the president's budget doesn't go nearly far enough in addressing the nation's fiscal challenges. it goes nowhere close. this was a president, senator durbin, who said during the transition we can't kick the can down the road when it comes to entitlement spending. the biggest drivers of our nation's debt yet he chose not to do so in this budget. why? >> let's give credit where it's due. the president's budget will freeze spending and over the course of five years is going to reduce our deficit by some $400 billion. we'll see domestic discretionary spending at the lowest level as a percentage of gdp since president dwight d. eisenhower. ate step in the right direction. it's consistent with the first two years the deficit commission recommended. we went beyond tha

>> i like lindsey's contribution to the exhibit. she shoots in color, like i do, so it is great to see more color. she has a gift for capturing distinct moments that balance the conflict that these women are facing did today, but also very intimate, very feminine moments. she has one where a female soldier is shaving her legs at the beginning of her day, and it is kind of an odd thing to consider, but, obviously, it happens every day, but most people do not think about the challenges that face women in these types of environments where they continue to be feminine, continue to be women, but they also serve a vital role in afghanistan. she allows viewers to come in and see those kinds of intimate moments you might not normally think about. >> to our viewers, and actually the curator of the show. one of the things i was interested in with your work and with the other bodies of work i selected was that you are presenting a real human perspective. each of you zeroes in on individuals, and the kind of sensitive, intimate, or private mome

lindsey? >> first of all, i think we all agree that almost anything is better than what we have. that would be what i think about mr. grets's comment. i also agree, as i said in my testimony, we have to move towards a business receipts tax or vat. i would reject retaining the income tax along with it because i see we're adding yet another definition of income or another calculation everyone has to do as a net gain. i think within the context of a business receipts tax, you can have substantial progressivity. for example, you could have a base, business receipts tax rate, call it 20%. >> explain that for those listening and for the members of the committee. what do you mean by that? how does that work? >> well, a business receipts tax or vat are very similar concepts, essentially the base would be total receipts by the company minus what was paid and taxed to a different company. so, for example, if i'm making a car and i buy steel, i send the steel company a check to buy the steel andhe value-

lindsey? >> first of all, i think we all agree that almost anything is better than what we have. that would be what i think about mr. grets's comment. i also agree, as i said in my testimony, we have to move towards a business receipts tax or vat. i would reject retaining the income tax along with it because i see we're adding yet another definition of income or another calculation everyone has to do as a net gain. i think within the context of a business receipts tax, you can have substanti progressivity. for example, you could have a base, business receipts tax rate, call it 20%. >> explain that for those listening and for the members of the committee. what do you mean by that? how does that work? >> well, a business receipts tax or vat are very similar concepts, essentially the base would be total receipts by the company minus what was paid and taxed to a different company. so, for example, if i'm making a car and i buy steel, i send the steel company a check to buy the steel and the value-

. >>> american olympic skiing star lindsey vonn dropped out of competition today in the alpine skiing world championships in germany. here's what happened. on february 2nd she suffered a concussion in a training accident. she's still feeling the effects. she says she needs to focus on getting back to 100% and winning her fourth world cup title over the course of the season. despite her lingering injury, however, just yesterday lindsey vonn took silver in the downhill competition. >>> there were plenty of upsets at last night's grammy awards. justin bieber went home disappointed, so did lady gaga, but the new artist, esperanza spalding, was richly rewarded as was lady antebellum. arcade fire won top honors of the night. eminem and rihanna brought the house down as did some veterans of the trade, including jagger and bob dylan. >>> the great jazz pianist george shearing has died. shearing, who was born blind, son of a british coal miner, composed 300 songs and headed a famous quintet bearing his name. he worked with the greats, including frank sinatra, peggy lee. his best composition of

lindsey? >> first of all, i think we all agree that almost anything is better than what we have. that would be what i think about mr. grets's comment. i also agree, as i said in my testimony, we have to move towards a business receipts tax or vat. i would reject retaining the income tax along with it because i see we're adding yet another definition of income or another calculation everyone has to do as a net gain. i think within the context of a business receipts tax, you can have substantial progressivity. for example, you could have a base, business receipts tax rate, call it 20%. >> explain that for those listening and for the members of the committee. what do you mean by that? how does that work? >> well, a business receipts tax or vat are very similar concepts, essentially the base would be total receipts by the company minus what was paid and taxed to a different company. so, for example, if i'm making a car and i buy steel, i send the steel company a check to buy the steel and the valu

. >>> prosecutors say they plan to charge lindsey will head with felony grand theft. they say she'd still a 2500 necklace last month from a jewelry store. she is on probation and could have probation revoked and find yourself in jail. >>> san francisco's current tv is getting a big injection of star mojo. it is adding talk show host keith olbermann. starting this spring, he will host a nightly show on prime time in financial terms were not disclosed. >>> planned parenthood says it will be treating aids workers. the group released video from a new york city planned parenthood clinic as shows a clinic employee giving advice about health services for under age workers to a man posing as a pimp. officials say the video does not accurately portray their practices. >>> a busy san francisco street may soon have a new expectation and rob roth explains what has kept fatalities 20. >> reporter: the 3.3-mile stretch has been one of the deadliest in this city for people trying to cause it. >> it is a busy, busy street. >> reporter: according to police department of records betwee

on the newshour tonight, we get the latest on this historic day from lindsey hilsum of independent television news, and our own margaret warner. they're both in cairo, where the crowd erupted in cheers when the announcement was made. >> it took us a lot, over 18 days but in e

lindsey's attorney has previously denied the actress did steal the necklace. the 24 year-old star of mean girls is on probation for a 2007 drunken-driving case. the judges threatened to throw her in jail if she ran to trouble again. she is due in court tomorrow afternoon. >> our roof cam over downtown san francisco sunny skies this afternoon but still pretty windy out there. we'll talk about when the winds will die down and changes as we can all coming up in just a bit.

. >> the favorite, lindsey vonn, only got seventh place and had to make do with congratulating >> welcome back. central cairo has seen another day of massive anti-government protests, perhaps the largest bus bar with hundreds of thousands of people calling for the end of the regime of hosni mubarak and a complete dismantling of the police and apparatus that have supported it. should the protesters succeed and bring democracy to egypt, what would it look like? in our next report, we take a look at democracy and the role of islam in egypt and two of its neighbors, lebanon and jordan. >> egyptians young and old, female and male, religious and secular are calling on mubarak to step down. but what kind of government and they want to see replace his dictatorial rule? that is a lot less clear. a survey conducted last year shows support for democracy is weaker in egt than, say, in lebanon and jordan, though all three have a majority in favor. in egypt, some 20% say in some circumstances a nondemocratic government may be preferable. >> they have no experience with democracy. they have experience w

. >> lehrer: and lindsey hilsum of "independent television news" reports on today's protests in cairo and elsewhere. >> ifill: then, we examine a new study that could well change the way doctors treat breast cancer. >> lehrer: spencer michels looks at a california program on mental illness in young people. >> identifying pre-psychotic individuals and treating them early seems to be working in a unique san francisco mental health program. >> ifill: and jeffrey brown has the real-life story of an american diplomat arrested for murder in pakistan. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> and by the bill and melinda gates foundation. dedicated to the idea that all people deserve the chance to live a healthy productive life. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> lehrer: the protests in egypt showed no sign of abating today, after 16

>> for lindsey, she has appeared to turn over a new leaf. she's not been out clubbing which is great. she has been going to her court mandated alcohol rehab sessions. and so she was looking good until this happened. >> she has been out clubbing and allegedly just flunked a drug test. that was in the news a few days ago. >> and we're still talking about her image and we're all worried about her image and how many pegs does this knock her down for whatever image she was in the process of trying to rebuild. >> well, she doesn't seem to still take this seriously. i don't know why she's not concerned about her image. she was out at a fancy event on friday night looking beautiful. she seems to be more concerned about that than about the fact that she can't get hired because nobody knows if she's going to go to jail. how can you hire her? >> susan, she can't use her addiction as a defense, can she? >> addiction isn't a defense. the judge has already given her five shots at rehab. she has already been in prison three times. no. addiction is a diseas

. >> reporter: but from mccain to lindsey graham, he was being challenged. >> what do you say to those calling for your resignation. >> in baseball it's three strikes, you're out. what is it for the secretary of defense? >> reporter: just before the election of 2006, his friend of 38 years, vice president dick cheney called to make it clear the president had decided it was over. did it feel like being fired? >> no, it was the right thing. and i told the president that the next day when i met with him. >> reporter: today rumsfeld says his critics including barack obama have had a reality check. >> for all the criticism of president bush and the people working around him, for the things he put in place, the patriot act, the guantanamo bay, you know, a lot of people criticized them and fussed at it. the fact is they're still there. why are they still there? they're there because they make sense in the 21st century. they need it and the new administration has not been able to figure out a better way to do it. >> reporter: when we come back we ask him one more time about the price of long w

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on the newshour tonight, we get the latest on this historic day from lindsey hilsum of independent television news, and our own margaret warner. they're both in cairo, where the crowd erupted in cheers when the announcement was made. >> it took us a lot, over 18

i detest-- i hate to see the country being engulfed in that kind of violence >> lehrer: and lindsey hilsum of "independent television news" reports on today's protests in cairo and elsewhere. >> ifill: then, we examine a new study that could well change the way doctors treat breast cancer. >> lehrer: spencer michels looks at a california program on mental illness in young people. >> identifying pre-psychotic individuals and treating them early seems to be working in a unique san francisco mental health program. >> ifill: and jeffrey brown has the real-life story of an american diplomat arrested for murder in pakistan. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> and by the bill and melinda gates foundation. dedicated to the idea that all people deserve the chance to live a healthy productive life. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> l

on the newshour tonight, lindsey hilsum of independent television news reports on today's turnout, including the appearance of a google executive turned protest organizer. and margaret warner interviews an egyptian nobel prize winner who's taking part in the negotiations. >> my worry is that there will be a tipping point at which all of this will be gone and we might see chaos. >> woodruff: plus we examine the role of the egyptian military in the uprising and in the transition to a new government. >> ifill: then science correspondent miles o'brien reports on the threat posed by dirty bombs made of radioactive material. >> as the terrorists are trying to think of new ways to access materials we're trying to think of new ways to protect them. >> woodruff: jeffrey brown talks to transportation secretary ray lahood about a government probe into toyota's troubles. >> ifill: and we look at the safety of municipal bonds and the risk that some cities could default on their obligations. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> oi

on the newshour tonight, we get the latest on this historic day from lindsey hilsum of independent television news, and our own margaret warner. they're both in cairo, where the crowd erupted in cheers when the announcement was made. >> it took us a lot, over 18 days buin the end the people succeeded and we got what we wanted. >> i can't say what i am feeling. i am very happy. i want to do everything i can do. i want to >> lehrer: then, jeffrey brown examines what the climactic end of the uprising means for egypt and beyond. >> woodruff: then, we look at the 2012 republican presidential hopefuls courting conservatives this week in washington. >> we're goinging to hear a lot of rhetoric. we're goinging to hear a lot of ideas but what is really the critical component is what are they capable of taking action on >> lehrer: and mark shields and david brooks provide their weekly analysis. that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> okay, listen. somebody has got to get serious. >> i think... >> we need renewable energy. >> ...renewable energy

hills an even bigger thrills at the downhill world cup win the olympic gold medalist in the discipline lindsey vonn returning to top for me american increasing her lead at the top of the downhill standings and putting more pressure on overall leader rice teammates catapulted to the top of the standings early on certainly. around here this has been registering hope best finish in a world cup race this season. scary dado. for magic claiming he tripped over a safety net during her run the swiss here reportedly didn't see any serious injuries although must be hurting this morning has been battling from personally she's trying to gain her form but the twenty six year old showed no signs of recent moves grabbing the top spot race finish second rice third time christophe in a hole. despite never say die attitude to grind out. in the last combine. event of the season italian off the slow start thinking on your level in the southern portion of the contest a great thing that i think you can think well yeah you will win by anyone one hundred others second kim in phoenix having to step up the second half

control of the lindsey in the champions league. russia's most successful ever noticed the chair again and has his retirement. turning on the soles of wayne wade and le bron james and fine form. indiana. peter crouch grabbed a vital away goal for tottenham hotspur ten minutes from time to give them a one nil victory at the san siro in the first leg of their champions league second round match up with ac milan striker struck the all important winner with time running out of to getting on the end of an aaron lennon cross and then firing pastimes through goalkeeper i mean here is this had a goalkeeper for a sure goal is to think that he can bend in the game as the brazilian produced a couple of warcraft ses in the second half right on the break a marriage thought he'd pull of the syrian leaders level in some time how the his effort was ruled out for foul great when the visit is that harry redknapp says it's a long way to go. we have done half the job you know the. way through we have another half to play now. we know dangerous they hav

hills and even bigger thrills at the downhill world cup and the limp gold medalist in the discipline lindsey vonn returning to form american increasing her lead at the top of the downhill standings and putting pressure on overall leader maria rice saying a maze that catapulted herself to the top of the standings beyond setting merely pace with a great run slovenian registering her best finish in a world cup race this season a scary fanatic a man who tripped over a safety net during her run this whiskey reportedly didn't see any serious injuries but i'm sure she's. been battling concussion issues a self while trying to regain some form of the twenty six year old showed no signs of recent woes by grabbing the top spot. in a rice based. look at the men's crystal ball for me modest playing ultimate never say die attitude to grind out a win in the last super combined event of the season italian off to a slow start finishing on eleven. contests and a great power saw the twenty six year old win by one one hundredth of a second felix having to settle for second while french and thomas. rounding out

on the newshour tonight, we get the latest on this historic day from lindsey hilsum of independent television news, and our own margaret warner. they're both in cairo, where the crowd erupted in cheers when the announcement was made. >> it took us a lot, over 18 days but in the end the people succeeded and we got what we wanted. >> i can't say what i am feeling. i am very happy. i want to do everything i can do. i want to >> lehrer: then, jeffrey brown examines what the climactic end of the uprising means for egypt and beyond. >> woodruff: then, we look at the 2012 republican presidential hopefuls courting conservatives this week in washington. >> we're goinging to hear a lot of rhetoric. we're goinging to hear a lot of ideas but what is really the critical component is what are they capable of taking action on >> lehrer: and mark shields and david brooks provide their weekly analysis. that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> okay, listen. somebody has got to get serious. >> i think... >> we need renewable energy. >> ...renewable ener

. >> meet taylor, rachel, lindsey, and amy. we're four friends, four years, for a difference and we came up with our name because the four of us are really good friends and for our four years of high school, we pledged to do 1,000 hours of community service. >> you heard right, 1,000 hours of volunteer work. >> the mission is to inspire other teens to help out in their communities and do community service. and just because it's better than doing other stuff basically. >> and it makes you feel better as a person and it's really fun. >> their plan was hatched during their freshman year of high school. a devastating world event got them thinking. >> we started talking about it earlier in the year and then we really sat down in like january or february and kinda of -- it was around the haiti earthquake, so we thought it would be a good idea to have a dance at our school to benefit it. and that's kinda how it all just came together. >> the girls quickly realized what a difference they could make, and that the possibilities were endl

. >>> lindsey lohan due to be arraigned today on charges of theft. she's accused of stealing a $2500 necklace from a jewelry store last month. the new case would represent the most serious charge against the actress. she was arrested twice in 2007 on drunk driving and drug charges. but both were misdemeanors. >>> well, for the first time ever smart phones are outselling personal computers. about 100 million smart phones were shipped in the last three months of last year. that's compared to 92 million personal computers. analysts point to two trends. smart phones are getting cheaper and pcs are getting competition from tablet computers. >>> the vince lombardi trophy is back in green bay. and fans were there to welcome it home. [ cheering and applause ] >> 56,000 die hard fans filled lambeau field and embraced the freezing temperatures to catch a glimpse of the famous trophy and hear from their favorite players. >> we have a great group of guys. the core is coming back. i tell you what, green bay, we're going to be right here next year doing this exact

on finally tennis is number one the rafael an olympic gold medal skier lindsey vonn have been named laureus world sport winners for twenty ten spain meanwhile exemplify teamwork in the eyes of the jury with the world cup champion securing the best team award than a doll he dominated the court last year winning three out of four grand slam titles in new york at native regain the world's top ranking putting some distance between himself and four time nor'east when a lot of federal involvement made her mark on the world stage and twenty ten winning during her skiing gold on super g. drones at the vancouver olympics the spanish national football squad were honored for winning their first world cup while three time world player of the year is in a dean's list given a lifetime achievement. congrats to all the love is all your sport for now i'll see you soon world weather coming up in just a tick. well when one deals with war for us to realize that this tremendous amounts of damage that have done not just human damage but damage the physical environment in which the battlefield takes place tremend

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and finally tennis is number one the raw feel a limpid gold medal skier lindsey vonn have been named laureus world sport winners for twenty ten spain meanwhile exemplify teamwork in the eyes of the jury with the world cup champion securing the best team award than a doll he dominated the court last year winning three out of four grand slam titles the new york at native regain the world's top ranking putting some distance between himself and four time laureus when a lot of federal involvement made her mark on the world stage and twenty ten winning dawn for the skiing gold on super g. bronze at the vancouver olympics the spanish national football squad were honored for winning their first world cup while three time world player of the year is in a dean's on the list given a lifetime achievement. congrats to all the law is all your sport for now i'll see you soon one of the others coming up in just a tick. culture is that so much different and there's a huge musician apparently trying to hide from the marquesas the politics of a craft a recent pew research report predicts muslim populat

>> and growing, as you said, lindsey. thank you. >> below with all of the snow, that mean ace snow day for families in so many parts of the country. for a lot of the families, the thrill is just gone. andrea canning has been hanging out with families in suburban new york. and she's on the front lines. how are the kids doing? >> reporter: they're doing great, george. thank you for letting me stay inside this morning. this is amazing. these guys, they haven't found out if they have a snow day or not. and they've had so many this year. so, they are getting a little bit of fatigue. but we're going to reveal to them in a minute if they have yet another snow day. first, let's look at some of the frustration from all of the snow days around the country. meet the youngest prisoners of this brutal winter. hey, guys. >> it's a snow day. >> they haven't had a full week of school since thanksgiving. >> reporter: in other words, total chaos. ♪ for the kids, that means building snowmen, playing wii, and watching tv. in fact, during t

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