chip, good evening to you. >> reporter: well, good evening, nancy. the gingrich campaign concedes they have no chance of winning here in nevada. the most they can hope for say strong second-place finish and they're counting on evangelical and tea party voters to make that happen. at the international church of las vegas friday night, newt gingrich said because children were present he wanted to speak from the heart. >> i am ashamed of the negativity and the dishonesty that has characterized this campaign. >> reporter: just minutes later, though, gingrich repeated his most recent negative attack on mitt romney. >> at least one of my opponents doesn't seem to think he should be concerned about the poor, except after he got beaten up about it, he decided he really was concerned about the poor. >> reporter: gingrich has also criticized romney for running on the power of money while he runs on the power of people. but campaign officials say he spent most of his time in las vegas this week behind closed doors raising money. and gingrich is staying in a hot

fair trial even possible at this point. and new york's finest might not be so honorable after all the new report shows they're actually profiling and monitoring muslim americans so let's put the good cop bad cop act and whatever happened to a reasonable expectation of privacy. i mean this goes to plan. i'm a trace of sir director of operations and. you on some advice don't get on this man's bad side that's right leave it to the republican candidates to assemble a ragtag team of neo conservatives to act as their political henchmen they're ready to meet some questionable characters the g.o.p. has up its sleeve. it's thursday february twenty third seven pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching r t. well the man accused of the biggest leak of classified information in u.s. history had his day in court today twenty four year old army private bradley manning was arraigned in a military court in fort meade maryland he faces a slew of charges including aiding the enemy today manning deferred his plea he allegedly

we're mostly clear for the evening, nice evening, enjoy, 48 to 53 degrees, with a light wind.row morning increasing clouds, we're cool, not cold. tomorrow afternoon, expect falling temperatures, we'll probably hilt a high of 43. just before the snowstorm, it's around 11:00 a.m. falling temperatures and low visibility with that snow that will be falling. right now we have 100% chance of snow for tomorrow. it is likely, you'll want to prepare accordingly. if we had any trouble at all, i don't think that would be until we get to about late evening, 9:00 or 10:00 p.m. at the end of the storm. the crews have been out already today. >> getting ready -- >> the afternoon and evening tonight we'll keep it right here. >>> still to come, the voice mail a father left before he killed his children and him 168, the latest on the case of washington state. >>> a pilot busted for crystal meth just minutes before the >>> welcome back to news 4 at 4:00. >> here's what's happening at 4:30. three states are holding republican presidential primaries or caucuses today, colorado, minnesota and missou

can't even afford to milk now whether pensioners because. the competition has made zyuganov reach out to younger generation and offer them a brand new slogan there's always a choice bloody mad put in the running for his that time has refrained from getting involved in the campaign directly he has controversially refused to take part in any t.v. debates. sending his representatives instead and he's promised to never show his face. when he doesn't go to television when he's a part of st politics when he's a part of television coverage so he's job as prime minister he is there is the only one let's say the only can do that with so many resources so much media attention i think that he wants to show that he's the only real candidate precisely by not going there as the come pain picks up steam it's expected so will the number of street protests both for and against putin and it's likely election two thousand and twelve will be remembered as one that got russians on their feet all of the latest opinion polls also show the level of support keeps ro

norah, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jeff. and the obama administration says tonight that they are seply concerned about these eeplrts and urging the egyptian government to change course or risk more than a billion dollars in american aid. as protests in cairo continued for the fourth straight day, an egyptian judge announced his intent to prosecute 43 workers from nongovernmental organizations, including 19 americans. the charges are still unclear, but it's part of a government investigation into international tio-democracy and human-rights groups blaming them for the unrest plaguing egypt nearly a year after president hosni mubarak was ousted. over the past few months, the egyptian government has been cracking down on n.g.o.s. in december egyptian security forces carried out 17 raids, brandishing guns, taking files and confiscating cash. among those hit was the international republican institute, where sam lahood, son of transportation secretary ray lahood, is an employee. >> are you concerned about your urture safety? >> re

even if there is a new government. the e.u. nation pressing hardest for austerity is its richest, germany. margaret warner reports tonight on how that country's prosperous citizens are wary about paying bailout money to greece and other debtor nations. >> reporter: the aisles of stuttgarts markethalle are stocked full-- french cheese, italian prosciutto di parma, hand-stuffed german sausage, gourmet bread and pastries. and on a weekday morning, people are buying. >> all the people who come here, they are doing well, so we don't feel the crisis here. >> reporter: the crisis, of course, is the european financial one that's sent borrowing rates soaring for the regions most indebted countries like greece, italy, spain. it threatens to drag down the european union's economy even for its strongest member, germany. fruit and vegetable seller michael mayer senses a cautious mood among his customers. his barometer: imported mango sales. >> ( translated ): the crisis has meant people have less money to buy daily luxuries, so they buy les

even columbia is 32. almost 2 inches of snow across parts of howard county and that was one of the higher totals. the outside the white house this morning on the michael & son weather camera. generally clear skies we've got. just a couple of clouds out there. 34 but with the wind it feels like it's 25 just a bit of a windchill to contend with this morning. and as we're looking at the big picture across the u.s., one system on the west coast here but really a little piece of energy coming out of the rockies, the southwest and moisture coming into south texas. these guys going to move to the east. not a lot to work with here. but they're going to combine to be your next weather maker tomorrow night. that's going to produce some rain and snow showers. oh by the way, this is the system that got us yesterday with the rain and the snow. had a report of 2 inches from bill in smithburg up to camp david. we're going to say good-bye to that storm quickly. be left with plenty of sunshine today and a little bit of a

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good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. eight years ago mark zuckerburg facebook creator was instant messaging with a friend and said he hates working under other people. today he is leading one of the biggest companies in the world and is about to take a step that means he will have to report to someone -- stock holders. do you know anyone who doesn't know what facebook is? exactly. 800 million people actively use facebook right now. if facebook were a country, it would be the third most populated nation in the world behind china and india. not so surprising then that wall street is about to put such a huge price tag on the company, a moment foreshadowed in the movie "the social network." >> this is no time to take your chips down. a million dollars isn't cool. you know what's cool? >> a billion dollars. >> reporter: try $75 to $100 billion. that's what analysts think the company could be worth when it starts offering stock to the public. facebook could have an iconic status like ford motor company or sears roebuck. we ask

mid 40s by this evening.storm watches are posted to our south and west. all this moisture is still a long way down to the south, so what should you expect tomorrow? snow showers and snow squalls start sunday average, what time frame? most of the snow between midnight and one to three a.m. >> thank you, chuck. new details about a plot to bomb the u.s. capital. amine el khalisi shad plans to blow up -- we know that he played at a mosque short before his arrest. the mosque is cooperating with the fbi. we'll have a report for you in just about ten minutes. >>> d.c. fire workers pulled a woman's body from the potomac river in georgetown today. she was found about 11:00 this morning near the entrance to the rock creek park way. >>> police are looking for the driver who hit and killed woman in prince george's county this afternoon. it happened on route 5 near surat's road in clinton. police say they did find a piece of the car that hit her, they believe it is a late model. last night the house of delegates approved

this evening we are going to start with a few words from the chief of police gregory suhr. >> good evening. i want to thank everybody for being here. we are a very proud police department, rich in tradition. this week, we had a promotion ceremony on monday where we promoted sergeants, lieutenants, captains, and members of the command staff. we've recently brought back the retirement ceremony. i think for everyone in the police department, this particular ceremony stands above the rest. every day, the men and women of the san francisco police department go out and put it on the line every single day. they leave their families and little ones -- it is so great to see the kids and parents here. every day, they go out to put themselves between the bad guys themselves without us. more than every once in awhile, the officers do something extraordinary. you will hear some stories tonight that are going to make you amazed that someone would do that for someone they have never met before. i know one of the stories myself. i could not believe in it and i was actually there. i do not want to take a l

: good evening. i'm maurice dubois. the u.s. is stepping up security in afghanistan after the killing of two american military officers today by an unknown gub man. the officers were shot in the heavily heavily guarded interior ministry in kabul, whiewl in kunduz to the northeast, three people died in a violent protest outside a u.n. compound. it is all part turmoil since u.s. troops inadvertently burned copies of the koran earlier this week. mandy clark is in kabul. >> reporter: the shooting erupted at the command-and-control center inside afghanistan's ministry of interior. it should have been the most secure location in the building. sources tell cbs news that the two american officers, a colonel and a major, were shot in the head with a pistol at close range. witnesses heard three shots. a colleague ran to the command center, finding the two dead. the gunman had disappeared. there are reports he was an afghan officer who had earlier argued with the americans. later, the taliban claimed responsibi

chip reid begins our coverage in washington, chip, good evening. >> well, good evening, jeff. rick santorum has deeply conservative views on many social issues and this weekend he demonstrated that he means it when he says he won't tone down his views for political purposes. on "face the nation" today republican presidential front-runner rick santorum condemned president obama's health care reform law for requiring free prenatal test, for pregnant women. >> a lot of prenatal tests are done to identify deformities in utero and the customary procedure is to encourage abortion. >> reporter: he was especially critical of amniocentesis, a test that identifies genetic disorders. >> amniocentesis basically are used for the purposes of identifying children who are disabled and most cases end up as a result w abortion. >> reporter: santorum a deeply religious catholic who has seven children said his views on prenatal testing are rooted in his own experience with his daughter isabella, only 10% of children with her genetic disorder survive past the first year. she is now three and a hal

good evening. >> reporter: ryan, good evening. at one time or another there have been seven different republican front-runners and mitt romney has had the most substantial organization and the most money but he's been unable to unite the party wind him. once all the votes are counted it could reconfigure this entire race. even as michigan voters were casting their ballots today, mitt romney and rick santorum continued to exchange barbs. >> i'm running against a guy in this state who's an economic lightweight. he doesn't understand how the economy works. >> he's a lightweight on conservative accomplishments. >> reporter: facing questions about his difficulties motivating conservative voters, even in the state where he grew up, romney today pushed back. >> you know, it's very easy to exsite the base with incendiary comments. i'm not willing to light my hair on fire to get support. i am who i am. >> reporter: seeking to upend romney's bid for the nomination, santorum, who's conceded arizona to romney is trying to bring together an un

[applause] >> good evening. i teach 11th grade math, and i am one of the teachers who got this without cause. i get soaked up when i hear the students talk. last year -- i get choked up when i hear the students thought. last year i received outstanding reviews. this year i got reviewed once and got satisfactory. and when i talk with the principle, i got non-real life without -- non-reelect without cause. when i asked for those reasons, she

chuck, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. as you know super pacs have now become short hand for big money in politics. the decision today by the president's campaign to essentially flip flop and go down the super pac road means more money will flow even faster. >> how can we trust him? think you know mitt? >> reporter: they've been seeing a lot of this in the republican primary and kay cuss states. >> he raised our hopes. he seemed to understand. >> reporter: nonstop negative tv ads from super pacs, big money groups, outside the campaigns, loosely affiliated with the candidates. >> winning our future is responsible for the content of this ad. >> spoon for the content of this ad. >> reporter: super pac spending exploded in 2010 after the supreme court opened the door for unlimited contributions from corporations and individuals to political groups. president obama had been a critic. >> all across america, special interests have poured millions of dollars into phony front groups. you've seen them. they're called americans for p

the 40s even 50s at 8:00. as we need the afternoon hours we'll top out in the 70s a lot of mid to upper 70s inland, upper 60s to low 70s around the coast and into the bay shore. tree pollen will be high again today. significantly cooler, 10 to 15° cooling trend over the weekend, breezy, more clouds, no rain. good morning frances. >>> good morning. quiet on the roads, no accidents, nothing to slow you down. roadwork in novato westbound 37 connector ramp southbound 101 scheduled to be blocked until 5:00 this morning. by five it should be cleared. looking clear at the bay bridge toll, no trouble on any bay area bridges also good start for contra costa county, southbound 680 towards highway 24, it is fine coming off the benicia bridge. now we go to the waze traffic app. we had a traffic spotter report a car stopped on the shoulder on 880. there are a few more traffic spotters along that stretch didn't slow anyone down. this updates real-time and what it does is by turning on the free app you share your speeds with

i personally am concerned with it even though military conflict. may be very small it's still not a zero possibility there is still obviously a potential for that especially when the rhetoric gets moved especially when we're backing our rhetoric with very hostile actions by pivoting all our military into the asia pacific and so this is really coming from the u.s. not from china because if we look at the military spending in china it's less than the tenth of what the u.s. spends on military china spends more on their don't mistake police force than all their military operations put together and you u.s. has hundreds of military bases around the world china doesn't even have one so there's no reason why china want to start a military conflict with the u.s. and more so why would they block their own ships from shipping their goods to the u.s. because they want to obviously in the grow economically so it would just make no sense the u.s. on the other hand because they're so powerful because there's so much military power and they don't want to take mil

russia, even china, india.i think the world would be laughing at us if we got involved with the war in iran to prevent iran from having a nuclear weapon. when the iranians have survived 3000 years. they are intelligent people come a situation with the defense minister of israel says the iranians the moment they have their first bomb, they're going to attack israel and therefore they are not an existential threat. to start a world without whitney to engage ourselves in the prolonged conflict and take advantage of those could not wish us well. >> host: what more can be done? this arty evidence there may be a covert war our series of covert actions taking place from which the u.s. and israel together may be to some extent responsible for. >> host: would have to be careful on that because if we are not coming who accuse iranians with iranian nationalism and not in our interests. our interest is to separate the two because eventually many of the precondition for democrat revolution of iran declines that turkey is ex

tamron, good evening. >> good evening. our nbc news exit poll finds mitt romney dominated newt gingrich amongst most voter groups in florida, quite a reversal to what happened in south carolina. in south carolina, he got equal votes with men and women as he easily beat mitt romney in that primary. but take a look, romney is wallops gingrich among women, with a 22% lead over gingrich, and romney has a five-point edge over gingrich among men. and another big factor, electability swung back in mitt romney's favor in florida. take a look. tonight, romney is winning voters who think the ability to beat president obama is most important by 25 points. in south carolina, gingrich won that group by 14 points. so much better performance among women, and being seen as the most electable were among the keys to romney's victory tonight, brian. >> tamron, hall, looking at the exit poll numbers tonight, thanks. >>> our political director and chief white house correspondent chuck todd here in our new york studios with us. in our washingto

to him even though lee agree threatened to beat him silly. >> even when legree insisted he beat another slave. uncle tom said you can make me do anything but can't make me beat another slave. even today, if you use the term my boss was a simon legree, we have a reference idea for who that particular character is. he's an evil person. >> he's a monster. >> he's a monster. question, comment? >> he is a loyal man. he would always come back into no matter how bad he was mistreated. >> toward the end of the story, he was mistreated so bad he almost forgot his beliefs in god but he just went through it and forgot about it. >> thank you. such an important stereotype one that lives so long is when you say uncle tom, at least in the '60s and '70s, you were referring to a black person that no matter what white people do, you loved and worshipped them to the point your destruction. kind of a cold denies dem nation. >> i think that's somewhat inaccurate. >> this is good. go for it. >> i understand that uncle tom and that the term uncle tom is to portray a black person. i get that. however, he still

gwen: good evening. you can tell we're approaching another do or die moment in this republican primary contest as the criticism gets more personal and the predictions more apocalyptic. next week's tests occur in arizona and michigan where this week there were high-minded speeches, low-minded negative advertising and one big debate. in this exchange the argument between romney and santorum seemed to be about birth control, but it really was about who do you trust? >> you said i personally opposed creptives -- crept isks but said you -- contraceptisks but voted for title x. you didn't say this was something i was opposed to. you said it in a positive light. >> i think i was making it clear that while i have a personal moral objection to it, that even though i don't support it i voted for bills that included it and i made it very clear in subsequent interviews that i don't support that. gwen: even though i don't support it i voted for bills that included it. that's never combfment which of these guys is pun

warm air, some big winds and maybe even a thunderstorm tomorrow evening. let's have a live look outside. this is wisconsin avenue to your left, to the right is going south. a little bit of a breeze out there. but it's a warm breeze. and the cam is brought to you by michael and son. temperatures are still very mild and there is a warm front to our south. it's going to get warmer once the front pushes through. still 56 downtown. dew point 41. winds out of the east at 3. pressure falling 29.62 inches of mercury. we have some showers north up at hagerstown and across over towards cumberland. but we have some bigger thunderstorms down to the south. down 95 to fredericksburg and prince george's county. this is pretty crazy. but we have this warm front pushing through. it's already warm right now. atmosphere becoming a little more unstable overnight. so as the warm front lifts northward, we're going to see the showers lift northward as well. so don't be surprised if you hear the rumble of thunder tonight and possibly again tomorrow evening on your way home. here

even i can understand it.y thanks again for some of your time tonight. >> thanks, keith. >> the real money is in super packs. how do you defeat citizen's united without the kind of money it permits you to raise by a super pack. if you're an opponent of that sort of money how do you join a campaign? a man facing both dilemmas, super pack right now current tv and allstate are teaming up to help eliminate preventable teen driving deaths. >>we lose 11 teens every single day. >>but we need your help. we're looking for viewer created content about teen driving deaths that have impacted lives. so get your cameras and share personal profiles, memories or moments. >>the teens behind me represent those lives we are fighting to save. >>go to current.com/cause to learn more and stand up to save teen lives with allstate. planned parenthood. anna talked to a conservative and it got a little contentious. drama, when we return. i look at her, and i just want to give her everything. yeah you -- you know, everything can cost up

that may not happen till this evening. you can see all the rain coming at us from ohio and west virginia. i'll switch it over to live doppler 9hd. approaching rutgersville some moderate showers there. we'll -- it will be in culpeper, orange in the next 30 to 45 minutes. we're starting in the 30s and 40s. a slow climb out today. 50s later on. monika santami, still dry for the moment. >>> just the delays you're dealing with. here's a live look from sky 9. the headlights are the inner loop leaving the mixing bowl on 495 heading up toward annandale. if you're leaving springfield from 95, this is what you may have to deal with. heading on northbound 395 it's going to be very heavy up to washington boulevard with an accident there on the right showedder. let's go over to -- shoulder. let's go over to our maps. the beltway generally speaking has been final. we'll look at 270 where you see all the red on the southbound side. you're going about 44 miles an hour right now leaving route 80 heading southbound toward 121 and then just

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it doesn't even want the cash. the un's atomic agency says it can't tell whether iran is trying to build a nuclear bomb because tehran refuses to cooperate but the country's envoy to the i.a.e.a. has questioned the agency's impartiality and says its influence by the us in an exclusive interview to r.t. got filled in the blanks over iran's nuclear program following the recent visit of the inspectors now here's a quick preview for you on that interview. we are warning that couple of current is include the united states is trying to run the agency so that they can dictate from washington what a d.n.r. should do and that is why we do not permit such a thing to occur and that is the whole issue that the agency as a professional technical organization should do its work and that is why you see they make so many noses here and there they do not let the agency to do its work and that is why we want expect all countries including russia and others and i'm very pleased that last meeting in fact russia and china ambassadors a

will follow but what is a bad about our political system is the break up the right exactly the date even more. people by these third or four. years they are going to come the only way out of this point is the default default is going to be very tough for us but there's going to be a better solution than this slow death for now relative calm has returned to the streets of athens. smashed buildings have been patched up the signs of damage swept away but the simmering discontent hasn't been a mass force medicine appears to bring nothing but pain many are continuing their call for terms of treatment. athens during pressure on greece to reform has left some suggesting berlin wants as unskilled out of the single currency but john laughlin of the institute of democracy and cooperation perry says the debt crisis isn't just a greek issue but a problem for all member states there is one theory and i lend some credence to it that the germans who are calling the shots on this do indeed want to force greece out of the euro there is a lot of bad feeling towards greece by germans by germany and vice ve

even more widespread.a look at the temperatures expected later today 55 degrees in oakland. the same in redwood city and richmond and downtown san francisco looking at 52 degrees. if you are going to lake tahoe? it is not snowing. some freezing fog however, to contend with. the snowfall is expected to arrive, later. with 24 in. at 7,000 ft. and another chance of snowfall towards thursday. if you are going to lake tahoe? let me give you a snowbo report with eight chair lifts open. snowbomb fit check out heavenly. 13 fresh powder. for more information " to www.snowbomb. >>george: this has been an exceptionally light with free of hotspots. it's the bay bridge toll plaza has also been slight. but there is a sense of foreboding in this camera take a look from the san mateo bridge. oh boy! changes not only rainfall but there is rain on the camera lens. do not forget that high wind advisory in effect for this and the tail bridge. no problems because of the rain. for the san mateo bridge- >>george: the golden gate

to increase spending despite other defense cuts and that some say is the problem it's going to be even more tempting for folks and you know the defense contracting community for example to hype cyber threats because that's one of the if used time that money you know sort of still exists forbes magazine contributor sean lawson is an expert in cybersecurity it's a classic case of an attempt to sort of motivate a response by rally the troops by appealing to fear uncertainty and inside the beltway fear and uncertainty can lead to big business and big bucks most people don't understand the problems with computer and data security most people in washington don't understand it specifically most people in congress don't understand therefore the quote unquote beltway bandits are in a position is to create the problem to state the problem and offer their own services as a solution. a battle does rage here invisible to the naked eye a war for money contracts and powers of. t. washington. and well you better watch what you tweet these days because big brother could be reading as the obama administ

not even making it to the ground. but where you see some of these heavier bands dictated by where the air is the coldest, we're seeing light snow, and light rain. and that will be the case throughout the afternoon. as a result, we have winter weather advisories in effect all the way out to garrett county. some of the higher amounts being in higher elevations out toward the west. this is in effect until 8:00. a winter weather advisory in effect, when snow and winter weather is expected to possibly impact travel around the area. to possibly dictate what is a. going on in the sky and what's falling on the ground. for a little more on that, we want to send it out to meteorologist bernadette woods. >> it's been above freezing. and temperatures, even though it's coming down as flurries right now, the roads are just about wet. that's about it. from hagerstown, north and west. we've seen the temperatures drop, even though it's 35 now in cumberland. so it's a better chance, the farther north and west you go. we've had this map

good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. iran did put on a big show today of its supposed nuclear progress. u.s. officials are discounting its claims. even as israel accuses of iran of terrorism against its diplomats. iran's president mahmoud ahmadinejad today showing off new fuel rods at a nuclear reactor in tehran, a plant that produces medical isotopes and claiming major progress on nuclear centrifuges. >> this is not big news. it seems to have been hyped. >> reporter: what is iran up to? ali arouzi is in iran. >> president mahmoud ahmadinejad's announcement was carried live on state tv and cass carefully packaged for foreign and domestic consumption. iran wants to show that it can master nuclear technology on its own and that it will, no matter what the rest of the world says. >> reporter: u.s. officials say iran is blustering while taking a step back from a showdown. today iran said it will finally resume nuclear talks with the west, negotiations they walked out of a year ago. u.s. intelligence officials say they penetr

in the evening visitors are treated to one last one. the sun setting over a quiet lake lights up low clouds and fog on the horizon creating an unforgettable beautiful picture. once the sun has set everyone gathers at a large meadow by the lake it is time for the awards ceremony and singing songs by the fire all just for listening to the music of the night forest by the slumbering siberian desert.

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if we had even more sun we would have warmed up even more.cean city n is beautiful down here at the beach. a lot people walking the boardwalk with temperatures over 60 degrees, even beach side, that was a very nice day for february. highs today you can see mid60s. yeah, way above average and as we come out just a little wider temperatures haven't fallen much. they will fall through the 50s through the rest of the evening. only extreme western maryland in to the 40s right now and winds right now very light, and changing. i point them out because they will ramp you through the day tomorrow, high wind watch in effect already for carroll, western in to the western half of the state and this could be extended further east into central maryland. also enhanced fire risk, not that many people do outdoor burning in february but that will be ill adviced tonight, tomorrow and into saturday. the air is very dry and now the wind wills becoming up. take a look across the area. scattered, very light rain newspaper to southern pennsylvania, some of that not

even if it's down a dollar.uls who bought chipotle on my say-so and are now down a couple bucks from the high. what about the 300 points you made in chipotle on the way up? look, i think it's really important to recognize that you're allowed to sell a stock whenever you want anytime, even if i suggested it. you can sell a stock down three points, four points, ten points from the high and not feel like you've somehow been slaughtered as long as you bought it even lower. finally, and this one takes the cake, so i'm reading last night. i'm reading tweets that say not only was i having a domino's pizza, half plain, half no cheese, out with my daughter. and we're reading them, the tweets, and it says not only did i lead lambs to the slaughter but i also somehow kept people out of apple, a stock i'd mentioned practically every night that my charitable trust owns during the magnificent run i kept you out. and wait a second, i did indeed suggest that apple couldn't be as good without steve jobs as it was while he was st

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this is the "cbs evening news." captioning sponsored by cbs >> jeff: good evening, everyone. for more than three decades the u.s. and egypt have had a strong alliance but tonight that relationship is on shaky ground following egypt's decision to try 19 americans on unspecified charges. the americans including the son of cabinet secretary ray lahood are barred now from leaving egypt. senior white house correspondent norah o done sell tracking developments tonight in washington. norah, good evening. >> good evening, the obama administration says tonight that they are deeply concerned about these reports. and they are urging the egyptian government to change course or risk more than a billion dollars in american aid. >> reporter: as protests in cairo continued for the fourth straight day, an egyptian judge announced his intent to prosecute 43 workers from nongovernmental organizations including 19 americans. the charges are still unclear but it's part of a government investigation into international pro-democracy and human-rights group os. blaming them for the unrest plaguing eg

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correspondent for the dutch rtl evening news. thank you very much for being here and helping us figure this out. >> sure. >> before we talk about what this means and the big picture, for the benefit of our viewers, i hope you won't mind if i could ask you yes or no questions to clarify what mr. santorum said about the country. he said 10% of the deaths in the netherlands are a result of euthanasia. >> not true. >> 5% of all deaths in the country are people being euthanized involuntary. >> totally not true. >> elderly people in the netherlands do not go to the hospital. >> that's not true. of course they go. >> he says specifically elderly pej in the netherlands leave the country because they are afraid of dutch hospitals. >> not true. insulting. >> the reason he says they are afraid of the hospital is that anybody going to the hospital with sickness, as he put it, in the netherlands will not come out of that hospital. if you go to the hospital with sickness, the hospital will kill you for budget purposes. >> not true. and funny b

is there a danger of that happening and would that even be legal i guess not. i don't know any military intervention besides united nations and the security council it may have been like it happened once in kosovo i don't know of they will do it but in my opinion does push syria make syria to be a butterfield you know but there between the western blot and other acts which syria and iran and iraq and there there are lights if they want syria to be a battlefield for a long time to syria and to a civil war they can do it and now when they are talking about. ceasefire for example which is our means and i am ex-military i ne filed and where i am in time and it's a constant call to side this who are fighting to fracture each other to stop the fire to stop fighting now in this congress they called only the syrian regime to stall and to respect the ceasefire they did not even mention the doctors richard has military organization they have they are. so-called terrorists and they are destroying and from a structure they are kidnapping people nobody did mention that if t

even though even though twenty some are as the leader of conservatives said that he's in favor of elections. from now on what we expect at first from on monday it's a result of the government at first it is some more are likely to see every cell phone and then we are going to see it when the elections are going to take place. ringing journalists in athens thank you so much indeed airing. under former senior belch of a load over news told us here that the e.u. is trying to save the euro not to solve greece's woes but they're trying to do in brussels to me is not saving greece but they're trying to do is saving the euro zone which is not exactly the same now i think they're all some of them must have already made up their mind and greece is going to have to leave the eurozone but remember the e.u. so far the european commission this is not a social democratic. organization this is a neo liberal economic organization they have older. than the people of the e.u. than the ordinary people in ordinary working mand or people who live from a salary the only real solution is not to what the e.u. is n

even children still made in china in short that if anything get a kidney no sweetie the chinese aren't going to get. there's two billion of them in their economy is getting there with their fear does it take now to do they're going to be good and they make it. with china being the biggest foreign creditor for the us the economic interdependency between the two is raising red flags in the minds of many americans china can very easily just bankrupt america overnight all they've got to do is just dump dollars and treasuries switch to euros reveal the current lets him have a market except experts agree china would never do that because beijing is just as interested in preserving the value of their us treasury holdings as well as the rich market for their manufactured goods but this economy interdependency becomes a headache for washington when china demonstrates policies independent from america's will and the white house has to stifle this content. mindful on smiles china blocking the u.s. backed resolution on syria is one example russia came under fire from washington for opposing forcef

i don't even. know you go they gave. just put a picture of me when i was like nine years old don't you tell the truth. i'm a confession i am a total get a friend that i love rap and hip hop is that and for. that it was kind of a yesterday. i'm very proud of the world with its place. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through it's already been made who can you trust no one. is imbued with the global machinery see where we had a state controlled capitalism is called sessions when nobody dares to ask we do our tea question more. welcome to the capital account i'm mr. well the u.s. has hinted it could eventually give arms to rebels in syria the obama administration says if a political solution to the crisis proved impossible it might consider other options this amid warnings that washington's continuing efforts against the syrian regime could see it fighting side by side with al qaeda art his guide to counterparts. amid bloodshed in syria more extremists are penetrating

. >>> and even more breaking news this hour. a number of tornadoes touched down overnight in kansas and missouri. this is video of one tornado in hutchison, kansas. the reports coming in say one person has been critically injured, and a number of people have suffered minor injuries. the number of homes -- a number of homes were hit along with a church. this is part of a big storm system that is currently moving across the country toward us. >>> good morning, i'm joe krebs. >> i'm eun yang. welcome to "news4 today" for this wednesday, february 29, 2012. you can see those storms are moving fast toward the east coast and the d.c. area this morning. when will we see them, and what can we expect? the man with the answers, meteorologist tom kierein, joins us with the latest on our forecast. >>> it is a big storm, but i don't think we're going to have any tornadoes. i don't think we're going to have any severe weather from this system. but we are going to be getting much-needed rain. actually, so far this year, we're about 2.25 inches