hack-a-thon and destruction have negative connotations. today, we are embracing those as positive ideas. -- disruption have negative connotations. we have to change government, we have to change the way we think. i have been thinking through the night. it is much less about technology but the way that we think. i need to disrupt the way we have been thinking and start innovating our way out of this. i could sit back and cry about what jerry brown's budget will present to us, or what obama cannot do in this new administration, the things that are going to go on. or i could say, i am going to work with the most innovative part of our society, people who want to help the government to better. we have really positive things to do and be positive about the way we run government. that is what i want to get to. i know the board of supervisors want to get to that as well. we need to find solutions, and this is a way to invite people who are interested in doing it. >> [inaudible] if it would actually create jobs, it would get things done. >> i woul

am gwen ifill and i am judy woodruff in tampa florida, we will have the latest results and analysis thon pbs news hour special report. >> mitt romney is basking in the glow of an easy win in the sunshine state and cruised past newt gingrich in today's presidential primary contest in florida with all but a handful of votes outstanding romney won at least 46 percent of the vote, gingrich had 32 percent, reversing the outcome in the south carolina primary only ten days ago. this evening, romney supporters hit the tampa convention center and took note of the fierce fight that he and gingrich waged in florida. >> primary contests are not easy, and they are not supposed to be. as this primary unfold it is the other party has been watching and they like to comfort themselves with the thought that a executive campaign will leave us divided and weak. but i have got news for them, a competitive primary does not

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they raise their money with the skate-a-thon. very proud.ay to go. >>> hey, there's another restaurant week coming up. it's the fourth annual restaurant week in annapolis. it runs through sunday. 41 restaurants are going to be in it. east port, west annapolis along with others. two course lunch specials $15.95. two restaurants, mills shirley's cafe and metropolitan kitchen and lounge are offering breakfast special. it's geared at locals. >> it's a great time for the locals to revisit downtown annapolis. i think a lot of folks who live in the area are always scared of this because of parking issues. there's plenty of parking, plenty of garages and lots of great restaurants to visit. >> if you go for dinner you'll get a free day of parking and coupons in annapolis shops. when we come back marine why you may -- a reason why you may want to think about a picnic lunch. i'm carol, and this is my cvs pharmacist. i had to switch my insurance plan. but then my prescriptions got more expensive. i felt helpless... frustrated. it was very frustrating. t

yawn thon, i will start with you. we will -- it make us safer with private companies. >> tsa made travel less safe and less expensive and. >> it is i don't know. catching the knifes and guns and weapons. and of course, they have spent massive amounts of money. 20 million on the puffer system to detect explosives. we as taxpayers pay for it. 2.50 perleg surcharge. it will rise to 15. public reports say private companies can do it less expensive. >> wayne, you agree it is better for the taxpayer if we let privatization. >> it is not a question of safety or not. we privatize prisons in this country and safety was not a question. it is not a question of safety. they all theto put it out for bid and let private companies bid on it. and the other thing is have states involved as opposed to the federal government. the federal government can't do anything right. we than. >> yist cran, you think we feel safer as a nation . do you think at this point private companies should come in. >> of course not. we have private security i

over the past year, i have attended a number of hack-a- thons, and was impressed about the ideas of how to fix muni, making our commercial buildings greener, using vacant spaces, figuring out how to catch cabs. in the last couple of months, i figured out how we can legislate this as part of san francisco. mayor lee had a better idea, which was to partner with code of america to utilize the non- profit and private sector to come together with entrepreneurial minds. i want to figure from conaway for your leadership, not only helping to cede some of the greatest part we have here in the city, and working with a community that wants to work with the government. we have talked about in gauging the technology community and innovators to make city government better. i also want to take a moment to graduate the mayor for making a great decision for creating this position. a couple of weeks ago, i was reading york city was contemplating a similar position like this, and i meant to come and tell you, you should create the position. lo and behold, here we are. he has really been driving innovation

. >> and johnn thon, we do need consumer spending. this could hurt that. >> well, i know that jamu will tell me we need consumer spending. we need more people employed but producing manage with their lives and if it is only worth five and half hour i would rather have them working and satisfying the employer and making something of themselves and rather than than not working and going to the government for a hand out. it was only instituted in the 1930s. to act like it is a constitutional amendment is simply not true. >> wayne, we talked about teenagers. but the baby boomers that are retiring. they might be happy to have a job at five dollars and they spend it and put it back in the economy. >> that's fine for the baby boomers. i want to go to work for john layfield. he's my hero. and the alternative to that, he can run fox and we will all get rich. >> we have somebody great running fox. >> i am moving in the c-suite. thank you very much. and 10 years of number one. and coming up president obama touting the autobail outs as chrysler t

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. >> reporter: where people celebrated in a 24-hour read-a- thon. >> please, sir, replied oliver, i want more. >> we have fallen upon strange times... >> reporter: strange times we're still living in today. california's gay community is celebrating a big legal victory tonight. >>> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm dana king. >>> california's gay community is celebrating a big legal victory tonight. >> yeah! [ screaming ] >> a federal appeals court panel struck down california's ban on same-sex marriage as unconstitutional. backers of the ban are vowing to take their fight all the way to the u.s. supreme court. don knapp on the fight that's far from over and the legal hurdles prop 8 supporters face going forward. don. >> reporter: allen, it is of course the decision that same- sex couples wanted but no one thinks this is the end of the road. still, a victory is a victory and they are celebrating. there was a news conference that wrapped up within the hour. >> it's an amazing time for us as we progress and imagine ourselves with the same rights as other people. >> we can

there was one called the battle- bot build-a-thon and they say that the person who wrote bad did not understand how people could respond. they say as far as they know she has not been involved in the occupied protest movements -- the occupy protest movement. >> thank you. we are learning more about some dangerous discoveries on northern virginia highways. this all started when a sign above i-66 crashed on a pickup truck earlier this month and that led vdot to order the inspection of some other signs. so far 25 have been inspected and three of those had cracked anchor bolts. and we are also learning more about a serious car accident that people are investigating as an incident of road rage. they say a 22-year-old man was stabbed following this crash on rte. 3. two others are hospitalized for minor injuries. right now, they do not know the specifics of the dispute that may have started before the crash. >> in the forecast, it looks like temperatures are on the way down but it looks like a fantastic week for february. meteorologist bob ryan. >> what a week we have had up and down, a bit

just across the street they're hosting an adopt-a-thon. find homes for 120 animals.al. the adoption cost is just $12. thanks for joining us for the bay area at 11:00. saturday night live is up next. the star of the hit sitcom new girl is hosting. good night. can you enjoy vegetables with sauce and still reach your weight loss goals? you can with green giant frozen vegetables. over twenty delicious varieties have sixty calories or less per serving and are now weight watchers-endorsed. try green giant frozen vegetables with sauce. the progresso chicken noodle you made is so good. it's got tender white meat chicken. the way i always made it for you. one more thing.... those pj's you like, i bought you five new pairs. love you. did you see the hockey game last night? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >>> i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. [ applause ]

america, a nonprofit of technology companies that does what they call kharkov bonds, -- call hack-a-thons, which they used to help the government look at the way they deliver services, and do business, and use the innovation of the technology world to overlay process with new ideas about how to deliver services more efficiently. with that relationship and through our chief innovation officer, we have got, i think, the beginnings of a brand new relationship that i think will bring us closer to the business needs of that new industry, but at the same time allow us to change the way we do business so we can be more responsive to that. the first year i did this breakfast, it was willie brown in your seat, jerry brown in your seat, and we had questions about the difficulty of buildings for the stadium in order to retain teams. it feels like groundhog day. how many years on, we are still there. you seem to be in the hot seat. you have three professional sports teams, all of whom could go elsewhere. i know you just approved a $3 million grant from a redevelopment fund to look at the coliseum. is

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. >> reporter: where people celebrated in a 24-hour read-a-thon. >> please, sir, replied oliver, i wante more. >> we have fallen upon strange times. >> reporter: strange times we're still living in today. >> mr. merdle in little dorrit is this banker and he runs his own bank and the whole world would put money in mr. merdle's bank and it collapses and no one saw it coming. so it's still relevant today. >> reporter: which may explain why charles dickens' books have never been out of print. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> pelley: and that's the end of our story tonight. for our story at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org what kind of goldfish sandwich are you? i'm a pb and j goldfish sandwich. yeah, me too. i'm a tuna fish goldfish sandwich! that freaks me out! yeah, me too! [ male announcer ] baked with the goodness of fiber or whole grain. goldfish bread! that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strud

. >> reporter: where people celebrated in a 24-hour read-a-thon. >> please, sir, replied oliver, i wante more. >> we have fallen upon strange times. >> reporter: strange times we're still living in today. >> mr. merdle in little dorrit is this banker and he runs his own bank and the whole world would put money in mr. merdle's bank and it collapses and no one saw it coming. so it's still relevant today. >> reporter: which may explain why charles dickens' books have never been out of print. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> pelley: and that's the end of our story tonight. for our story at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is 9news now. >>> our winter weather roller coaster is about to hit one big drop. the road crews are out there pretreating the highways. the threat of winter weather is moving in. tomorrow about now, parts of our area could be under an inch or two of snow. it's hard to believe how nice it's been today. >> our temperature is in the mid 50s with lots of sunshine, but thi

this -- looks like a dunk-a-thon. >> well, you know, it's really a celebration geraldo of basketball. not a competitive game. i think in the last couple of minutes it's tightened up here and they both want to win now. there is a lot of alley-oops a lot of dunks and outside shooting and very little defense even though duane wade did come from behind as you look at last night's all star slam dunk. evans winning from utah there. that was impressive. duane wade caused kobe bryant's nose to bleed. >> i saw that. in a fun game to hurt an all star great player like kobe bryant like that, the fact that injury -- back to jeremy lin, is he for real and will he expand the audience of the nba? >> well clearly he's ex paneleded the audience already, geraldo. television ratings have been through the roof. knicks tickets are hard to get. it has been years since they have been in demand like this. china is enthralled. not since yao ming has there been this much attention in china. can he sustain it? difficult. put the defense on him from miami he wasn't ready for. there will be more tape on him to ge

we had sprints on the republican side and designed to make it a race and now a mara thon before it isll over. it will be seen to come down increasingly to governor romney and senator santorum. >> the awarding of the delegates means, even if santorum doesn't win but comes close he can get delegates. >> there isine a way that mitt romney could get the pop pop vote and could get popular vote. >> we'll have a long republican race which is disconcerting to the republicans. they see that the nominee, mitt romney is not doing that well in terms of independent voters. he is terrific at running negative ads and lots of money and the super pac supporting him and we can begin with rick perry and newt gingrich and now santorum. but it comes at a cost in the general election where you are trying to win independent voters. in hiss hiss and women his numbers fall through the floor. >> chris: let me turn to another aspect. romney unveil would a head line. 20 percent cut across the board in marginal tax rates. does that help to satisfy conservatives that kept saying that mitt romney is running on his

it is a mara thon for all of the candidates and they have to make sure they get the decision rightt.n february and august and will in november. >> thank you, gentleman. we'll see what lice ahead and it is a interesting outcome and we'll all look forward to that. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> now, it is yourr turn to weigh in on the 2012 race. can mitt romney win michigan? and is his state a must win for him. go to tweet your answers to us . i plan to read your responses later in this hour. an iranian pastor who converted to christianity has been sentenced to death. the pastor was arrested more than two years ago on charges was converting to christianity. lawyers here in iran and in u.s. are working to get the conviction overturned. joining us with the latest on the pastor's case. great to have you here. talk for a moment about the situation. it is a very, very sobering and very scary situation for the pastor. what is the latestt at this point, and knowing that this sentence has been placed upon him and then he is awaiting a death sentence. >> he's been in jail 866 days only b

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just across the street the san francisco spca is hosting a van tine adopt-a-thon. to find homes for 120 animals at the spca. the adoption costs just $12. >>> and we have more ahead for you on "today in the bay." coming up the death of whitney houston. what happened, plus fellow artists mourn her loss. and more information is emerging on the catholic sexual abuse scandal. is the church hiding names of priests suspected of being sexual predators? that story coming up. >>> good sunday morning. beautiful golden start to this sunday, though it is chilly start, and we have rain in the forecast. when is it coming? rob mayeda is here with that answer. maybe not at much rain as we thought but still the rain we need. >> by the type the sun goes back down, we'll be seeing the sun. i think we'll have clouds coming in and eventually rain coming up. clearing overnight and sunshine, got kind of chilly. patchy fog around santa rosa and visibility, well, it's down to about a tenth of a mile. look out for patchy dense fog in the north bay valleys this morning. then as we head throug

and it's known as the thon, the largest student run philanthropy and raises funds for children with cancer watch the record break total. more than 10 1/2 million raisedment the good job for that. a jury will begin deliberating in the george hugly accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend yardley love in 2010. white house national security advisor is getting ready to beat with barak tomorrow and likely talk about iran and nuclear threat and donlan met with benjamin netanyahu today. tomorrow is the 50th anniversary of john glenn's historic flight when he became the first american to orbit the earth. fox will be live at cape canaveral for the festivities. and on this day in 1945, u.s. marines invaded iwo jima beginning one of the the fiercest battles of world war ii, operation detachment. the mission to take over the remote

there is a dickens read-a-thon where they will be going through all of charles dickens' classic worksulture minister is going to be giving a card copy of dickens classics to every member of the cabinet. and it is tailored to either their personality or their jobs. for example, prime minister david cameron is getting a copy of great expectations, reflecting his political ambitions and hard time, inspiration, perhaps, for the bleak economic climate the country is currently in. now, as for liberal democrats, he is getting a copy of oliver twist. that can be interpreted in many different ways. but for fans of dickens, they say the main reason that we should continue to read dickens works today is because his universal themes of poverty and social injustice are still very much relevant today. >> he writes in a way that in a sense prefigured cinema. he wrote in a way where the characters are so vivid and so powerful, they've lived on in our minds in generation after generation after generation. and been an inspiration for future wrights and filmmakers. social injustice, the bureaucracy of t

but most eyes will be thon this state of michigan because it's mitt romney's home state. i'm steve handelsman, news 4, live from detroit. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the united nations human rights council is expected to vote on a resolution tomorrow that calls for an end to syria's attacks on civilians. the associated press obtained a draft of that resolution and blamed syrian authorities for attacks on their own population and it condemns what it refers to as widespread and systematic violations of human rights. in the meantime, amateur video posted on the internet today with purportedly shot by a man in a neighborhood bombarded by government forces. the shells fell on a building across the street. he can be heard praying. nbc news cannot verify the authenticity of the video. >>> the compound that osama bin laden used as a hideout for more than five years has been demolished. heavy construction vehicles began demolition at the compound in pakistan on saturday night. police and military security cordoned off the surrounding neighborhood and prevented people from getti

just across the street the san francisco spca is holding a valentine's day adopt-a-thon.omes for 120 animals at the spca. adoption there costs just-12. coming up at 7:00 on "today in the bay," the latest on whitney houston's death and reaction from her fellow artists. that story and all the day's top news coming up for you right here at 7:00. ♪ o say does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> we certainly heard the anthem many times, but not many times like that. one of the most famous and memorable renditions of the star spangled banner sung by whitney houston. that was the 1991 super bowl game in tampa. her version of our national anthem came at a patriotic time just after the onset of the persian gulf war. it's been over 20 years since that night and i don't know about you, but it still gives me chills to hear her. >> that was one of the only national anthem renditions that was actually better than the game itself. where you just remember that from that year, no matter what. >> welcome back to "today" on a sunda

. >> but the second the president broke up the catholics from this hug-a-thon.hen you finally have the sisters attacking the red caps again, if that's what you call them, the red hats, the barnicle boys were beating each other up again, and so it was all like -- the president wins. >> you allow yourself to be baited into that kind of fight, you make it easier for the other side. and that's the danger with santorum. we've got a nice guy and start dealing with the issues, does what he represent become so scarey to people that he loses his luster? the question is, does it happen before the primaries are over or not? that's the bet that mr. romney's going to have to do? >> the one thing i would only warn my friends in manhattan and washington and l.a. and in the mainstream media is that america is much more conservative. i'm not saying rick santorum conservative -- >> this, no, this is true. >> but much more conservative on social issues than they would like to think. >> absolutely. >> the media is far ahead of the rest of america on gay marriage. you can look at an