usa! usa! usa!captured the heart of the campaign. the fact is, we want to run and not a republican campaign, we want to run an american campaign. [applause] we are optimistic about the future because america has always been optimistic. we believe, as our sign points out, if we unleased the american people, we can rebuild the america that we love. [applause] now, i believe and decided to run because we concluded this is the most important election of our lifetime. if barack obama can get reelected after this disaster -- [booing] -- think radical he would be in a second term. >> no more years! >> i have a proposal. with your help, we are now moving on to florida and beyond. [cheers and applause] i want you to know that if, and anyone here who knows anyone in florida, contact them by sometime tomorrow. my good friend knows many people. i am confident he will have an impact. if i become your nominee, and i think i will become your nominee, together, if that happens, and it is up to all of us to work to

usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! just now captured the heart of this campaign. the fact is, we want to run not a republican campaign. we want to run an american campaign. [ cheers and applause ] because we are optimists about the future, because america has always been optimistic about the future, and we believe as our new sign which just got made today points out, that if we unleash the american people, we can rebuild the america that we love. now, i believe and calista and i decided to run because we, after a year of conversation concluded that this is the most important election of our lifetime. if barack obama can get reelected after this disaster [ [ boos ] just think how radical he would be in a second term. >> no more years! >> so i have a proposal, with your help, we are now moving on to florida and beyond. [ cheers and applause ] and i want you to know that if, and by the way, anyone here who knows anyone in florida, please contact them by sometime tomorrow, okay? and my good friend, luis knows many people i

usa! usa! usa!ign. the fact is we want to run not a republican campaign. we want to run an american campaign. [cheers and applause] because we are optimistic about the future because america has always been optimistic about the future. we believe, as our new sign that just a comment today points out, that we all least the american people and we can rebuild the america that we love. [cheers and applause] we decided to run because we, after a year conversations had concluded, that this is the most important election of a lifetime. if barack obama can get reelected after this disaster -- [booing] just think how radical he will be in a second term. so i have a proposal. with your help, we are now moving on to florida and beyond. [cheers and applause] and i want you to know that if -- and by the way, anyone here who knows anyone and florida, please contact them by sometime tomorrow, ok? my good friend knows many people in florida. i am confident he will have an impact. if i do become your nominee, and i

and -- >> usa! usa! usa! well, you know, this is a lot to just doing that because the fact is what we are going to argue is that american exceptionalism, the american declaration of independence, the american constitution, the american federalist papers, the founding fathers of america are the source from which we draw our understanding of america, he draws his from radical left wingers and people who don't like the classical american. and one of the issues, one of the issues we are going to address head on. she would be a great first lady and with your help she will be a great first lady. one of the key issues and i'm prepared to take this straight at the president and frankly straight at the elite media. one of the key issues is the growing antireligion bigotry of your elite. -- of our elite. and if you get a chance, if you go to newt.org my campaign site there is a 54-page paper there on the balance of power putting the judiciary back in its proper role and eliminating dictatorial religion bigots such as j

usa! usa! usa!a! >> you have just now captured the heart of the campaign. the fact is, we want to run and not a republican campaign, we want to run an american campaign. [applause] we are optimistic about the future because america has always been optimistic. we believe, as our sign points out, if we unleased the american people, we can rebuild the america that we love. [applause] now, i believe and decided to run because we concluded this is the most important election of our lifetime. if barack obama can get reelected after this disaster -- [booing] -- think radical he would be in a second term. we are now moving on to florida and beyond. [cheers and applause] i want you to know that if, and anyone here who knows anyone in florida, contact them by sometime tomorrow. my good friend knows many people. i am confident he will have an impact. if i become your nominee, and i think i will become your nominee, together, if that happens, and it is up to all of us to work to make it happen, if that happens,

buchanan off the air apparently for stuff he's written in his new book about the rise of minorities in the usa. we'll hear both sides of this controversy and attack on an asian teenager, a father turns in his own son. now, he may be having second thoughts. >> we'll analyze.

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the screen. 3 to any major national airport anywhere in the continental usa usa a family dog dead fork in owingg mills, but you wouldn't know it...the ravens were back on the practice field today...they'll have two days of workouts and then a three day weekend off..missing today werr some big namms...ray lewis, aloti ngata, jameel mcclain, ben grubbs and marshall yanda..but none of them is expected to miss playing time.. time.. and there'' good news from the injury front as well...you are not seeing things...that is anquan boldin back on tte practice field...this just 12 days after undergoing arthorscopic knee surgery...and all indications are he will be ready to take tte field a week from sunday in the ravens playoff opener...also returning today were jimmy smith, dannell ellerbe and ton zbikowski you walk a fine line with a bye week....you want to give every body a nice physical break...to rest aad to heal...but you alsoowant to make sure they don't stray too far from their regular professionals our in owings mills, and they're approaching this in a professional way... morgan adsit

and so she opened a factory right here in the usa. >> i started going to china in the late 1980s, and the buzz word in the '80s and the '90s was outsourcing. but i think now, it's about right-sourcing. finding which countries are right for your supply chain. >> that's dale williams, chief operating officer of chesapeake bay candle company. >> you actually can't import candles from china cost effectively any longer, because there's a tremendous anti-dumping duty applied to chinese candles. >> anti-dumping, as you know, is a way when country feel the product coming from another country is selling lower than the cost of what this country is producing. >> the result is it almost doubles the cost of your product when you're bringing it in. >> smells good. how many are we making today? >> that's mei shi, cheese a chinese-born american citizen. she's the owner of chesapeake bay candles and this brand-new multimillion dollar factory in maryland which can produce up to 2400 candles an hour. >> this new word is now popping up called reshoring. reshoring refers to the fact that offshoring in the

so we are a great story of really made in the usa. and the latest two projects we announced, we announced last year two new factories we're building, one in portland, oregon, and one in phoenix, arizona, which will be about $8-$10 billion of additional spending and capital and bringing four to five thousand construction jobs during construction and, you know, a thousand or more manufacturing jobs. and as eric said, these are not the classic manufacturing jobs maybe our fathers thought about. these are 70, 80, $100,000 jobs that are good careers. and i always like to think of myself as an example of manufacturing as a career. i have 30 years at intel, all of it in manufacturing. i started out as an engineer on the factory floor and made manufacturing my career. and i'm proud that i run the manufacturing for intel now. the typical things that we run into as we said was it's very important that manufacturing and r&d, especially in our industry, be located very close to each other. we run an industry based on innovation, driven by moor's

usa. usa. i was happy when bin laden was killed. justice had been done and killer had been killed.ut i was not comfortable with the cheer my libitarian friend from the freedom watch knows more about the constitution and rule of law and he's a why. and you did call that murder. >> i did call that murder. the government can't take life, liberty or property against any person. it said any person without due process of law. and certainly can't kill someone just because it is it popular to doing so. >> this guy admitted his role in murdering 3000 americans and it makes sense that we should be able to chase him down and kill him. >> it makes political sense. >>> and emotional sense. it was a great relief and release when this monster was dead. but he was not in the act of engaging in war at the time he was killed by u.s. troops. he ought fobe arrested and put on trial. why would we make an exception for him and try richard speck who admitted he murdered 29 nurses in a chicago dormitory. >> because terrorism is different. if we have a civilian trial terrorist will abuse that and kill us a

i knew i would've survey usa poll found that more than half of san francisco adult questions believe he should either take or leave of absence or resign during investigations. whether he ends up being charged with the crime, 34% believe he should take elites of absence but nearly half of those polled believe he should resign. >>> he was born in monday by family friend art act more. the spokesman would only say that the sheriff has no intention of quitting. >> the district attorney is expected to decide tomorrow on whether to file domestic charges. >> it all started with the bank robbery and the high-speed chase and then the crash and then i'll bomb scare that closed highway 87 for hours. in the midst of all this command was added to the lunch meeting. but not just any man. it turned out to be the robbery suspects worst nightmare. kiet do on what this guy did to help police. >> at noon today steve brown had choice. apparent bank robbery suspects crashed their getaway car in front of him and got out and started running. at that moment ground decided there has to be justice. >> at all s

since usa's relationship with pakistan is totally independent of relations of the usa with india. in the same way pakistan relationship with usa is independent of pakistan relationship with china. but both friendships, both relationships are critical and important for china. and the question is regarding jaz. i sometimes am i maized -- amazed that so many things have been said about him. many people have met him, i also met him many times. but how could such a man have access to the highest corridors of power in america -- [inaudible] to the national security and then become -- [inaudible] and then also have access with the isi chief in pakistan? how it happened? >> can i say something? okay. i can't speak to the access that he's had in pakistan, but i do feel i have something to say about here in the u.s. because, um, i think jaz, and i have not followed the case to the detail that chris has, but i think he's made claims that he met with u.s. firms perhaps even in these blackberry messages that he has handed over. and in my conversations with u.s. officials, um, he never met any

the president appearing before cinderella's castle on main street, usa, today in orlando, florida.of other things. he's expanding a visa waiver program for citizens of eligible countries as well. but it's really not lost on anyone that the florida primary is january 31st. and as republicans air ads in that market attacking president obama, the president perhaps looking ahead to november, coming down there for obviously some very positive publicity. alex. >> the jobs question is an interesting one. and i want to open this up to the panel a little bit. because president obama's now under fire from a lot of republicans, specifically speaker john boehner, leading the charge on this, for rejecting the keystone oil pipeline. estimates on how many jobs that would create vary wildly from 50 to 10,000, 20,000, 40,000. do you think the president's message that he is focused on the economy, he wants to create jobs, rises above the din of the keystone noise in 2012? >> i would say overall, it probably will. i don't think this is going to be the defining issue of the campaign, but i don't think

. >>> still ahead as "nightly news" continues, main street usa, tom brokaw in south carolina just days from a big primary. what matters most to the voters there? >>> spectacular new images of the damage to a national icon and the wealthy american who has stepped up and written a check. >>> we are back with more on the presidential race. tom brokaw spent time this week talking with south carolina voters and political leaders about what matters to them these days and who they think is best equipped to deal with the challenges and opportunities in front of all of us. his report from main street usa here tonight, which happens to run right through south carolina. >> what's up with these sorry politicians? >> how will santorum beat obama? >> reporter: south carolina is under siege. and loves it. it's the first republican test in the south and this state has a tradition of picking the eventual republican nominee. >> we want someone as close to our ideology as possible. >> reporter: south carolina's senior senator whitney graham on the showdown. >> we are not going to vote on who is most cons

gene sperling talked a little bit about select usa.e or six months ago, the president directed us in the commerce department to develop select usa. this really is a key thing. watch how businesses -- i talked a lot to businesses -- have talked to many of you in the room. one of the frustrations that businesses have felt ais working as quickly and efficiently as possible across not just one part of the u.s. federal structure, but across all of them. local levels, cities, counties, states. what we are doing in select usa is seeking to bring together the information about working with all these levels of government, make it is readily available as possible. you may find it not as directly helpful as smaller companies, but in the manufacturing chain, the smaller companies are suppliers in the supply chain, and they get better and advanced manufacturing is the way things are going guwhat we want to do is just make this as clean as possible. we will talk to you a lot about select usa, a commerce department-based initiative. that is something

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our partners at usa today are saying apple will reveal two new versions of the ipad. the new versions would have a 9.7-inch screen with dual led light bars and cameras. apple reportedly hope to step up a competition against the new kindle fire. >>> just before the new one comes out. >>> we'll introduce you to one of the first 2012 babies coming up. >>> plus if you play powerball, you need to shell out more for your chance to win millions of dollars. >>> welcome back. at 5:30 it is breezy and cold hands. hat on, sanctions, gloves, temperatures near 40 degrees in town. the wind chills feeling much, much colder than that. although they will bring in more clouds, our high should top out into the lower range 40s and feel like the 30s all afternoon long. beverly? >> reporter: a lot of folks are staying home and staying in and don't have to move through that cold weather right now. coming in from haymarket manassas. one crash closing graham road each way between arlington boulevard. our next check of timesaver traffic. andrea, back to you. >>> you have to play to win. but ge

american crossroads and priorities usa action are two names we all need to know. they're the big super pacs for the republicans and the democrats. and they say they will raise millions of dollars for their candidate. who is bank rolling all of this. you may find out a little bit on tuesday. that's when super pacs are required to reveal their donors. but guess what? there's a loophole and both american crossroads and priorities usa action are exploiting it. this is a bipartisan loophole as frankly most loopholes are. here's how it works. super pacs are allowed to have a nonprofit arm. so, for example, the nonprofit for the conservative pac, super pac, american crossroads is called crossroads gps. so if a donor writes a check to crossroads gps, then the donor's name never has to be disclosed. so a super pac expert tells "out front" to expect these anonymous donations to add up to big, big, big money. we wanted to ask whether we can close this loophole. so at least we know who is bank rolling the candidates. well, will it happen? not likely. i asked bill burton, the

former miss usa rima fakih was in a michigan courtroom to face charges of drunken driving. police say they found an open bottle of champagne in her car. the police report says her blood alcohol content was twice the legal limit. it her trial is now set for march, and if convicted she could face jail time. she won the miss usa crown back in 20 10. >>> well, it's usually rain that pounds the seattle area but tonight it is snow and sleet. the emerald city normal seas eight inches of snow for an entire winter. forecasters predict up to 12 inches in the next 24 hours. seattle's mayor says the emergency operations center will be staffed around the clock until the snow stops, and most people in the northwest cannot wait for the rain to return to the forecast this weekend, which is, you know, usually pretty odd, because i guess at some point they get tired of it, but if you're weighing rain against 12 inches of snow -- >> i'm thinking top is -- >> you're pulling for the snow, i know. >> but most normal people are pulling for rain. >> they're going to get probably -- now, downtown,

naseem mahdi is national vice president and missionary in charge of the ahmadiyya muslim community usa. he says mirza ghulam ahmad came to bring muslims back to the true teachings of islam. >> according to the prophecies of prophet muhammad, that when the messiah would come, he will be a sort of an arbitrator. he used the word "arbitrator." that he will tell you what is right and what is wrong, because with the passage of time, muslims have practically abandoned the real teaching of islam, the real teaching of the holy koran. >> in islam, the notion is that the prophet muhammad is the final prophet, the last of the prophets. and so, then the question becomes for, in the eyes of many other muslims, are these people really muslims or not? >> many ahmadis respond that while they do believe muhammad was the final prophet to bring the law, that didn't preclude a prophet like mirza ghulam ahmad from coming to bring muslims back to that final law. >> he came to revive the teachings of god and he came bringing the truth. >> mirza ghulam ahmad preached what he called jihad of the pen or persuas

from american factories to foreign soil companies like apple might have been invading the usa but just about everything they produce is made in china find out why america's number one export these days just might be its job. and while american companies export labor the e.u. is banning new oil imports from iran with yet another round of sanctions but could all this tough talk with ron actually backfire well explored. and if the e.u. doesn't want the oil there are plenty of other countries who are happy to make the black gold start flowing in their direction like india and it is ready to pay big bucks to make that happen. it is tuesday january twenty fourth four pm in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching our table before we begin you may doe this a different look today our team america is now in high definition some of you may still be getting standard definition for some artsy programming but that will change in the coming months. well made in the usa products with that proud stamp increasingly becoming a thing of the past companies are finding it more attractive to do busi

american crossroads and priorities usa action are two names we all need to know. they're the big super pacs for the republicans and the democrats. and they say they will raise millions of dollars for their candidate. who is bank rolling all of this. you may find out a little bit on tuesday. that's when super pacs are required to reveal their donors. but guess what? there's a loophole and both american crossroads and priorities usa action are exploiting it. this is a bipartisan loophole as frankly most loopholes are. here's how it works. super pacs are allowed to have a nonprofit arm. so, for example, the nonprofit for the conservative pac, super pac, american crossroads is c l called crossroads gps. so if a donor writes a check to crossroads gps, then the donor's name never has to be disclosed. so a super pac expert tells "out front" to expect these anonymous donations to add up to big, big, big money. we wanted to ask whether we can close this loophole. so at least we know who is bank rolling the candidates. well, will it happen? not likely. i asked bill burton,

on usa.'s an action-packed, very fulfilling episode. >> the show is really getting into the social network aspect. there's a website called where is elizabeth burke. do you look at it? >> i do i think it's funny. there's great little tidbits every day. >> viewers are giving i way clues. >> are the clues hard? >> the clues are pretty hard. >> we just did a segment on celebrity baby names, you were ahead of the trend. you have a beautiful little girl, you have harper. you've been away from her for two days. >> i have. >> first time. >> first time. hard on a mom, it's the first time. so i'm looking forward to going home tonight. >> she's adorable, very cute. >> she's a cutie. >> well, tiffany, you seem to be doing well. your character? we'll find out. you leave us hanging. >> tiffany, thanks so much. "white collar" returns next tuesday on usa. >>> coming up next, bobbie thomas has the best new beauty products of 2012 and the year is just getting started. right after this. [ female announcer ] th

they get a chance. >> i walked into starbucks this morning and everyone is like wow, you're team usa. reporter: kristen berset, 9 sports now. >> their father tells us they leave for the youth olympics on january 13th. we'll be keeping an eye on them. next friday they leave and we wish them the best of luck. >>> between sports leagues, bike shares and our recent mild weather lots of local residents are getting out and on the move. still ahead find out what other criteria is making washington a healthy place to live. >>> one senator's call to restore a tax benefit for symptom local commuters. >>> from high compares to flashlights, a roundup of recalls. stay with us here on 9 news now. >>> a couple recalls lead off tonight's consumer alert. 160,000 of these, antelope high chairs, are being recalled by ikea. the restraint buckle can open unexpectedly and that means a little one could fall out. the chairs come in red, white and blue sold nationwide from august, 2006 through january, 2010 as ikea. target is recalling 55,000 l.e.d. flashlight sets. the six-piece flashlights can pose dangero

asking if there was going to be a war between iran and the usa which as you know on film. let me say this again all those fabrications are not new to us the. republic of iran is a strong power capable of defending its regional security fully and the iranian people being a great and powerful nation are not afraid of those futile threats that. i am. were shot four times in total and there is a. story of the boys are still in my body. and those people should be allowed to defend themselves wherever they are guns in the hands of law abiding decent people are not a problem national rifle association person are. basically retired military and we love to shoot holes and i'm sorry if you know that the bullet comes out here and this makes it go bang and if what's in front of here is going to die and that's all the training you really really need to raise your hand if you know something's been. ok a little i want to philadelphia the streets. until about a hopefully we will never have to use the weapons for self defense but we should be prepared for the full class including the teach

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asking if there was going to be a war between iran and the usa which as you know on film. let me say this again all those fabrications are not new to us the islam. republic of iran is a strong power capable of defending its regional security fully and the iranian people being a great and powerful nation are not afraid of those futile threats. thank . you. i think. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. as it was shot four times in total airways a. story of the boys are still alive bodies. people should be allowed to defend themselves wherever they are guns in the hands of law abiding decent people are not a problem national rifle association there's a group of basically retired military police loves to shoot holes and i'm sorry if you know that the bullet comes out here and this makes it go bang and if what's in front of here is going to die that's all the

we begin with a big comeback for the usa. and tonight, general motors is back on top. again, the number one automaker in the world. leaving the giant japanese rival, toyota, in the bust. how did gm come roaring back? and what is the secret for powering up other jobs in this country? abc's david muir has it all. and he's here right now. david? >> reporter: great to see you, diane. this was an unthinkable headline, just two years ago. but general motors, as diane mentioned, is back on top. as the world's top-selling automaker, gm is making money again. in every corner of the globe, from north america to europe, from south america to asia, sales of general motors cars and trucks are up. more than $7 billion in profits. final figures are expected to rise. 640,000 more cars and trucks sold last year than the year before. ♪ see the usa in your chevrolet ♪ >> reporter: it was hardly the journey dinah shore once dreamed of. a grueling road back after gm's 2009 bankruptcy and taxpayer rescue. gm has now paid back nearly half of that. >> it's clearly a comeback story. and one of

dot com slash usa and also check out our youtube page it's youtube dot com slash artsy america you can also follow me on twitter as well we'll see you right back here and a half hour. down the official g.o.p. keisha. called talk from the. video. feed with the palm of your. on the dot com. good afternoon and welcome to capital account i live in the finest in washington d.c. filling in for laura lister who's in davos covering the world economic forum heads of state central bankers c.e.o.'s of multinational corporations and international finance fears make up more than sixteen hundred of the business leaders now pouring in from all over the globe to this tiny ski resort town of davos for the world economic forum it's invite only high on the agenda is capitalism itself its problems and its future so what does this mean for the rest of us were there fill you in we'll hear from lauren just checked in with us later in the show. and back in the u.s. the president's annual state of the union what really is the state of our union. and i must say to you. that the state of the union is not good. g

natalee ended up clinching the title and will now go on to compete for the title of miss usa 2012.ll be televised on nbc coming up june 2. >> still ahead, public transportation in this city of baltimore may not be guaranteed a smooth ride. >> how you can read your ride ahead in consumer alert. >> smaller cars and better gas mileage, that is what consumers say they want in their next vehicle. how the industry is responding. >> snow this evening, but it will not be around very long. the forecast for the head. right now, just above freezing at the airport. 33 greece. >> coming up to nine alaniz at 6:00 p.m., days after officials moved to slu levels of glucose from baltimore city housing authority, mayor stephany -- move to seize dozens of vehicles from the baltimore city housing authority, mayor stephanie rawlings-blake speaks out. and we're live in east baltimore with out 40's are speaking -- reaching out -- h >> city officials are taking steps to cut down on violence in baltimore youth. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake announced collaboration's that have significantly reduced violence

omega in the usa products with that's proud stamp increasingly becoming a thing of the past companies are finding it more attractive to do business overseas it's no secret that foreign labor is cheaper than hiring u.s. workers but it's much more than that it's the system america's infrastructure workforce the work ethic factors that workers and companies here in the u.s. at least as of now just can't compete with one is the labor force a skilled labor force that in china is willing to work twelve hour days and live on site and sleep in a dorm so they get the job done by working hard and working quickly so this is the likelihood these manufacturing jobs welcome back home are slim to none and as unemployment contained continues to soar how is it possible for america to compete well to dig deeper into this i spoke to peter schiff president of euro capital euro pacific capital china seems to have a wealth of jobs for both skilled and educated workers so i ask peter despite being one of the most educated countries in the world why aren't there more jobs here for those qualified workers. yo

the main and within the usa then of course the one thing i can tell you is that the people here in which they love thing that they're going to going to teach thousand and twelve is going to the mall and the rhetoric because of pollution we see too much of that this year where rather than serious action and the situation just seeming to deteriorate to the time with the world leaders a year is a need is always a few paces behind and as i said just real entitle people's lives to say we think food into the new year what people are going to want to be seeing is the real development to two thousand and eleven has been the year of dissent then maybe we can hope for two thousand and twelve to be the year development because people here want to see some real changes and so whilst tonight people are going to be celebrating the new year and seeing that in celebrating with friends and family it's good. you can agree with me. it's going to be very tough. to surf earth air force in athens and the first event of two thousand and twelve for the debt stricken euro zone will become a new summit at the end