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to a mysterious plane's space plane the air force launched just a couple hours ago here it is the man plane looks like a mini space shuttle the x. thirty seven b. launch from cape canaveral air force station in florida top at an atlas rocket and the blast off was delayed for about two months as they worked out some technical glitches and today's launch is the third in three years so so far it's been nearly seven hundred days in orbit in total the space vehicle is solar powered so it can stay in space for hundreds of days at a time so what exactly is the spacecraft doing well we don't know for sure and that's because its mission remains a secret here's some video of the space plane when it landed in california several months ago some say it's meant to spy on us adversaries others say it's equipped with gear to hack enemy satellites another theory is it's performing scientific experiments in space. whatever it's up to the secrecy surrounding the mission is stirring some suspicion. well now to a story that seems to be repeating itself another alleged shoplifter at a wal-mart store was killed by store security last friday this time it was a wal-ma

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the 70th annual golden globes air january 13th on n-b-c. i'm stacey cohan kron 4 news.>catherine: a former prisoner whose infatuation with justin bieber included a tattoo of the pop star on his leg has told new mexico investigators that he hatched a plot to kill him. court documents say dana martin tried to persuade a man he met in prison and the man's nephew to kill bieber, along with bieber's bodyguard and two others. but after missing a turn and ending up in canada, one of the men was arrested on an outstanding warrant. >>jacqueline: it has been a chilly day. temperatures already in the 40's and a number of locations. 48 in half moon bay. 47 degrees in the sunnyvale. not difficult to imagine that temperatures are going to be dropping in the 30's. it is already in the 40's on a wild card will be the cloud coverage that receive. towards northern california. if this cloud coverage moves and. temperatures are not going to be as cold as what we saw today. but i do not think that i buy that. the clouds will stay out long enough for temperatures to stay in the 30's. here is

the cold air is making a b-line right out of the gulf of alas -- a bee line right out of the gulf of alaska. highs will be in the 50s. get ready for lane -- get ready for rain. very cold here for the next couple of days. >> thank you, steve. >>> placing limits on medical marijuana. what two bay area cities will debate today and what it means for patients. >>> good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's tuesday, december 11th. >>> an arson investigation continues in hayward. that's where an apartment building caught fire just hours ago. it happened near dixon street and copperfield avenue. now, tara moriarty has been there since 4:30 this morning. you have the latest details. tara? >> reporter: well, arson investigators were waiting for police to arrive so they could take pictures for evidence. it appears they've just pulled up. behind me is the gutted apartment that you can see. we're basically waiting for police and then once that's done, they can officially call this arson or not. now, firefighters did tell us that the victim noticed a

air freight. for cryg out loud they're going to adapt. the unions missed the b boat on this one, so to speak. >> brenda: but there's a price to that contingcy plan, last word? >> yeah, there is. for the president to add anher 80 days on to this, but let's miss the pot, striking because automation is taking their jobs. they should talk to the gas lamp lighting union. >> brenda: that's got to be the last word. okay, tnk you guys. and thanks to steve and jim for joining us today. we appreciate it. up next, the gang is on the hot seat their best and yes, worst calls in 2012 and see how you can still profit from the good, bad and ugly. put down the noise makers and pick up moneymakers, it's a new years party, bulls and bears style. the one stock that could doubleour money in 2013. [beep] [indistinct chatter] [kids talking at once] [speaking foreign language] [heart beating] [hartbeat continues] [faint singing] [heartbeat, musiclaying louder] ♪ i'm feeling better since you know me ♪ ♪ i was a lonely soul, but that's the old me... ♪ announcer: this song was created wit

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b this weekend. slow moving front undercut by high pressure, slowing and shoving that dry air under the rain and taking it right now noon best chance up again in mendocino county, 5:00 some of the steadier rain santa rosa could get moderate at times. leading edge of the steadier rain along i-80 at midnight with more moderate rain in the north bay as we head through the morning rush hour tomorrow all of us are going to be wet, tough commute, friday before a holiday week maybe there won't be that many people out there steady rain through noon, plate up a little to scattered showers -- may let up a little to scatter showers more on than off friday evening. friday into saturday morning another push of moderate rain that will through the bay area by 8:00, saturday scattered showers as with we head through saturday afternoon. right now looks like saturday may see a lull, at least in the heaviness of the rain. here's a look at rainfall totals, greatest amount north bay mountains, i was checking river levels they are supposed to say below flooding. north bay under wind advisory now, san francisco the peninsula

air on february 10th. >>> and remembering a legend. jazz composure dave b urbeck has died.e passed away yesterday in connecticut one day before his 92nd birthday. >> he began jazz career during world war ii. three years later, he was the first modern jazz musician to be on the cover of time magazine. his hit album timeout features the song take five which you are hearing now became the first jazz record to sell a million copies and it has never gone out of print since its release in 1959. truly one of the giants of not just jazz but music. very influential. different things in terms of the time signatures and all of that. very sad. >> i suspect there will be a moving tribute to him on the grammies we just talked about. >>> i would suspect so. absolutely right. i want to thank my mom to introducing me to the music. >> wonderful. that's nice. okay. as we take you to the break, showing you the holiday spirit is in full gear. and it's thanks to this guy right here. one of the guests that will appear on the christmas tree lighting on the big show tonight. that is one mr. baby fa

cold air holds a lot of moisture and our system will make a "b" line towards us by next week and cold is the bigger story than any rain so most of tuesday as well. temperatures a almost the coast, we have to deal with some cold meetings, santa rosa is reporting lows and low 50s in mountain view and everything will start moving in and breaking down that high ridge of pressure. we have a dry pattern until wednesday and mild to warm today and some of the waters team to yours will be the 70s. breezy at times 60s for some. brentwood downtown oakland 70, 65 berkeley will be night and warm cupertino and a half moon bay as well, things start to cool down tuesday and cold arrives on wednesday with morning rain. cold air will settle in thursday and friday and it looks like more unsettled weather by the weekend. >> we now know the name of that skate boorer said 1 t1-year-old -- 21-year-old hooker son -- 21- year-old kid was on his skate book when a driver hit him. he died of his injuries and the drive did stop. >>> a driver seriously hit and wounded a motorcyclest, it happened 10:00 p.m. saturda

developing news that happened before we went on air, the organization backed by grover norquist said the plan b would not violate the pledge some republicans have signed saying they will not raise taxes despite the fact that this plan b raises taxes on people who makeover $1 million. they are giving them cover. >> right. house speaker john boehner's office was spending out the statement to reporters. that is good news for them. equally troubling are the other groups that i mentioned earlier like the club for gleeth have come out against the deal. that has to be concerning to them. >> thank you for sticking around following this developing news and the brief remarks from speaker boehner. we appreciate your time. thank you. we also would like to thank them and bring you developing news after a sharply critical report on the bengazi attacks and systemic failures. several officials in the last couple of hours announcing they are resigning. what does the report mean for outgoing secretary of state hillary clinton? chuck hegel who is the likely pick for the defense secretary is coming under fire. we

we started off in the 50's and some colder air pushed in and now you can see we have bounced back to the upper 50's. 58 degrees at b w i marshall. the wind is a little bit strong. it is gusting up to 20 miles per hour. these wind gusts are helping increase those temperatures. the highs today should range from 58-63 degrees. we are partly cloudy skies and it may be coupled sprinkles in the western part of the state. that is not a major concern around baltimore and we will let details coming back. >> new details about the shooting outside baltimore county bar. county police say a 26-year-old was intoxicated when i left the pub in taos and early sunday morning. investigators say he drove away after refusing an offer by two women to call him a taxi. a number of bystanders said it took a violent turn. >> there is a visible -- there was a physical and verbal argument and he stood up and pulled a weapon out of his waistband and fired several shots at one person was struck and had but refused treatment at the scene. >> he was a business owner and legally owns the gun but does not have a permit to carry. he faces several ch

air, female rapper braving death threats in afghanistan. should players with flawed reputations be voted into baseball'baseball's hall of fam? and "b" is for bonus. how one big-city school system tries to motivate its teachers. those stories when the cbs evening news continues. fiscal cliff of tax increases and sharp spending cuts is now exactly one month away. in his weekly media address today, president obama again pushed his party's tax plan. of course, utah senator orrin hatch rejected in the republican response. >> both parties say we should keep middle class taxes low. the senate's already passed a bill to keep income taxes from going up on middle class families. democrats in the house are ready to do the same thing. if we can just get a few house republicans on board, i'll sign this bill as soon as congress send it my way. >> what he proposed this week was a classic bait and switch on the american people. a tax increase double the size of what he campaigned on. billions of dollars in new stimulus spending, and an unlimited, unchecked authority tow borrow from the chinese. maybe i missed it, but i don't recall him scwg for an

airing of the grievances? if you watched a lot of "seinfe "seinfeld" you know what i'm talking b fest views, a holiday, as george's it for the rest of us, is tonight. it was popularized when frank costanza described his moment of clarity one holiday season. >> many christmases ago, i went to buy a doll for my son. i reached for the last one they had. but so did another man as i rained blows upon him, i realize there had had to be another way. >> what happened to the doll? >> it was destroyed. but out of that, a new holiday was born. a festivus for the rest of us. >> turns out festivus is real, well sort of. it was invented by the father of a "seinfeld" writer. don't forget the aluminum pole and the feats of strength. >>> up next here tonight, some hard-hitting investigative reporting. what we learned about what santa may do to relax before his all-night trip around the world. >> maybe he could put a lounge in his place you have a bunch of hot dogs. ♪ ♪ and the feats of strength. [ male announcer ] campbell's green bean casserole. it's amazing what soup can do [ coughs ] [ baby crying ] ♪ [ male announcer ] robitus

b. jane addams. she was the first american woman to win the prize. >>we have cool air the country. 35 in chicago. single digit temperatures west of us. we're going to stay in a moderate brand of cooler air over the next couple of days. the leica fact going into indiana and michigan the sun is out. temperatures are in the mid 30's. desert temperatures forecast for the next couple of days. but there's a morning low temperatures are only in the thirties around here. those to other systems of the west coast that is our next chance of precipitation. it is close enough that it would affect part of the south. this is the more interesting system. that is a system to watch. tuesday next week. we've had a couple of false alarms. >>thanks for joining us today.ñú

air. danielle nottingham with more now from washington. >> reporter: lawmakers were set to plan on house speaker boehner's plan b, but the motion was scrapped when the voting fell short. the speaker designed the bill to prevent automatic tax hikes on people making less than $1 million a year. boehner says it's up to senate democrats and the president to make the next move. >> i did my part. they've done nothing. >> reporter: if congress doesn't act before the end of the year, everyone's taxes will go up, and steep automatic spending cuts will kick in. >> it's very, very, very unfortunate the republicans have wasted an entire week on a number of pointless political stunts. >> reporter: the president also promised to veto the bill. >> it's an exercise in republican vote counting that will not result in anything for american people. >> reporter: lawmakers are expected to head out soon for the holiday. now there's talk of coming back to capitol hill the thursday after christmas to hammer out a compromise. >> you know, we're right there. >> reporter: the president said he and speaker boehner are just a few hundred billion dollars apart on a deal

air. now, that sound scary? but the sun is what? begin with the b. big. end with g. got an i in middle. it is big, honey. it is a big, big sun. so big that at that rate, at the end of a million years, only 1/10 millionth of its mass is gone. so it's a very big sun. even bigger than us. bigger in this room, i mean, bigger-- bigger than the whole building, you know what i'm saying? it's a big, big--come on, i'm kidding. it's an enormous sun. but that's what the sun is doing. the sun is converting that to power. why don't we do that here on earth? why don't we take what the sun and the stars do and just do it here on earth and have fusion power. we got a lot of fission power plants. how about fusion power plant? do you know how many fusion power plants there are in the world today? this is the 1990s, almost, yeah? about the 1990s. how many fusion power plants in the world? begin a z, honey, yeah. zero. no fusion power plants. hc. well, a century ago, there were no airplanes. people say, "how come there's no airplanes? "the birds do it. why don't we have airplanes? "why do we have to get our feet--from. "we

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devices, um, are you facing headwinds even if maybe b the sheer numbers are adding up in your favor as you're explaining -- >> people get it over the air, they get it through satellite, cable or internet. tell me what about the telephone companies is local. i mean, what's local about their content? what's free about their content? their content is important, and people want to have access to it. that does not mean they want it to the exclusion of localism. we're the only country in the world that has a broadcast system that isn't like the bbc which is all the news you can get in britain. you've got cbs, you have abc, nbc and fox and telemundo and univision, and they have affiliates that go local and deep. that doesn't exist in other nations, and we, we have something pretty special. why would we want to destroy that just so that the telephone companies can take over more of what broadcasting does? would they take the regulations of a broadcaster? would they do local news? would they observe decency standards? would they do it for a much lower price? free? they're not going to do that. so when it comes to a lawmaker, he or she is going

failure of plan b, does that bring us back to the period where the conservative wing of the republican party is opposing the speaker when it sounded like after the election that there was an air of compromise in washington and we might get a deal done? have we gone several steps backwards because of the failure of plan b last night? >> well, we didn't go forward, but i also don't think we went backwards that far. i think the speaker made it very clear what he could deliver if we could get the president and he on the same page. he said he would be able to pass a plan. he feels that's $1 of savings for every dollar of revenue. there is still a gap on that number. i believe there's still an opportunity here for the president and the speaker, as sandy said, so sit down in a ream quiet will i, hopefully, without a lot of -- but it sounds like the conservative republicans in the house are back to the situation where they won't tolerate any tax increase at all. i mean, isn't that what they opposed last night? >> no, i don't think so. i think last night was a statement that they -- that you have -- within the republican conference in the house, they're not going to raise taxes unless

air. a lot of 30s are socked in and it is a much cooler morning and it is making a b-line for us. the rain forecast, nothing for this evening, that is 6:00 and maybe you will have a compute which turns showery. it is mainly the lower -- will have a commute which turns showery. it is mainly a lower pattern and yesterday we had record highs and 50s on the temperatures and lower 60s but after today say goodbye to the 60s because it will stay cold and unsettled and saturday will be fine but then a cold rain on sunday. >>> two bay area cities consider limits on medical marijuana. supporters are saying how much they can have. >>> it is swooping down on the south bay, thieves are taking things and we will tell you what that is. >> everything looks good coming down to the toll plaza. stay tuned. . >>> developing news in daily city. because of this one lane of skyline boulevard is closed on highway 35 between john mure drive and john daily boulevard. we will bring you the latest information as soon as we get it. >>> and they want to know if this early morning fire at a hayward apartment co

. >> on our air a few minutes ago, this is what she said about the tax increase including both boehner's plan b and the plans that are here by the white house. take a listen. >> i think it is essential that we start talking about what amount can be passed on a bipartisan basis. i am to believe she shouldn't tax anyone right now. i would have supported plan b. >> how can the white house make a deal or tax increase palatable to republicans in either chamber of congress? >> i think you are going to have congressional reform here. i don't know if that will happen before january 1st. it only takes 51 votes to pass something. if we get past the filibuster, we have a chance. it doesn't have too take a majority of the majority to pass a bill in the house. all you need is say majority. you can pass legislation in the house. speaker boehner is holding this up. he refused to get his caucus together and a caucus divided because you have the tea party friends and the right winger who is don't want to go along. it's impossible to get anything done if you don't have a basic understanding of math. of president

air. if republicans find the votes to pass plan "b" it would be on those who make more than $1 million. from south carolina received very high praise from outgoing senator jim demint. >> i can walk away from the senate knowing someone is in this seat that is better than i am. that will carry that voice of opportunity conservatism to the whole country in a way that i couldn't do. >> congressman tim scott joins us this morning. nice to see you, sir. congratulations on your new position which i guess you'll take on january 3rd. you make history on a lot of fronts. you're the only black senator right now when january 3rd comes. you'll be the first black senator from the south since reconstruction. the first black republican senator in 34 years. nikki haley said this when she named you to the position. listen. >> it is very important to me as a minority female that congressman scott earned this seat. he earned this seat for the person that he is. he earned this seat for the results he has shown. he earned this seat for what i know he's going to do in making south carolina and making our coun

air above berkeley is up to the federal aviation commission. >>> in washington republican leaders offered what they're calling a plan b as a solution to the so called fiscal cliff crisis. john boehner suggested raising taxes only on those making more than $1 million a year and cutting federal spending by a trillion dollars: but some say they will not support any tax increase. and democrats say the gop's plan b will never pass the senate. >> every time we get down to doing something for the long term financial security of this country, they take that football and it's a charlie brown episode. they jerk the ball away. >> reporter: president obama's latest officer would raise taxes on families making more than $400,000 a year and would cut spending by $850 billion. analysts say investor optimism about a deal to avoid the fiscal cliff pushed stocks higher today on wall street. dough isup 115 points. nasdaq was up 43 points. >>> instagram just posted a rule that indicated the company policy would allow instagram to sell photos posted by users. however today instagram said it would modify specific parts of its policy and the company has no intenti

air above berkeley is up to the federal aviation commission. >>> in washington republican leaders offered what they're calling a plan b as a solution to the so called fiscal cliff crisis. john boehner suggested raising taxes only on those making more than $1 million a year and cutting federal spending by a trillion dollars: but some say they will not support any tax increase. and democrats say the gop's plan b will never pass the senate. >> every time we get down to doing something for the long term financial security of this country, they take that football and it's a charlie brown episode. they jerk the ball away. >> reporter: president obama's latest officer would raise taxes on families making more than $400,000 a year and would cut spending by $850 billion. analysts say investor optimism about a deal to avoid the fiscal cliff pushed stocks higher today on wall street. dough isup 115 points. nasdaq was up 43 points. >>> instagram just posted a rule that indicated the company policy would allow instagram to sell photos posted by users. however today instagram said it would modify specific parts of its policy and the company has no intenti

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air travel delays are expected. >>> two fiscal cliff negotiations now. speaker john boehner is pushing ahead with a plan separate from the one he's trying to negotiate with president obama. he calls it plan b. the white house and democratic leaders have already rejected boehner's idea. nancy cordes has the details now from washington. >> our plan b would protect the american taxpayers. >> reporter: speaker boehner says he'll take his plan directly to the house floor with a bill to extend the low bush cut tax rates for all americans making less than $1 million a year. that's far higher than the $400 income cut-off the president is currently proposing, higher still that president obama's campaign promise to let taxes rise on households make 2g $50,000 or more. boehner said he has to bypass talks with the white house and pull the vote on his plan now because the president's latest fiscal cliff proposal still isn't balanced between taxes and cuts. >> what is your definition of a balanced deal? does it have to be dollar-for-dollar spending cuts on tax revenue increases? >> most people would agree it's balanced. >> reporter: but can it just be close to that, or does it have to be exactly equal?

air. [ male announcer ] zyrtec-d®. behind the pharmacy counter. no prescription needed. >>> tonight's house vote on john boehner's plan b to avoid the fiscal cliff won'te law because of democrats, but it may not pass because of republicans. boehner is, as the publication "the hill" suggested today, scrambling for votes. so desperate is he that roll call reports he's using arcane procedural rules and a resolution about a routine annual extension of import restrictions of myanmar to make it easier to pass. yes, myanmar. yet, here he is, and this is how he characterized the vote today. >> frankly, i'm convinced that the president is unwilling to stand up to his own party on the big issues that face our country. >> all this for a bill that can't and shouldn't become law. joining us now is ron meier, spokesperson for american majority action and jared bernstein a senior fellow and an msnbc contributor. welcome to you both. jared, this plan b, it's not only an affront to what the president has been trying to do in terms of a balanced approach. it's also a colossal waste of time, isn't it? >> absolutely. i mean, i have been writing about this in terms of the

o and delta air lines and we were out on the military lounge on the b-concourse where we ran into charlierlie tucker is a veteran of the vietnam war. he says the way he and his fellow soldiers and airmen were treated coming back from that war where they were spat upon anvilfied really made him feel like he needs to do something for this current crop of troops. here is what charlie told me. >> because of that, the way we were brought home, that may never another troop be brought home that way. that's why i'm here. that's why veterans are here to support these young men and women that are serving our country. we're proud of their service. we're proud of what they do. and in fact i could do it again, hell, yeah, i would do it again. >> reporter: you can see, charlie, emotions below the surface. he teared up literally as i asked him the question. what we're seeing today, jenna, a tremendous amount of appreciation for these new troops as they prepare to go into battle. jenna. jenna: we send our love as well. joan, thanks so much. a great story for us today. jon: a daring prison break like some

b heavier clouds--flicker. and to showers lasting through the day with heavy clouds. however, clearing for the thursday afternoon and because this is coming in from the gulf of alaska, cold aird even low mid '50s on the midweek or and the last chance will be on the saturday. >> the woman who was born she was born in 1896 and had lived during three different centuries but there was so much more to her life. george howell went and found one person that knew her best to learn more about her extraordinary life. she saw the turn of the century twice.living 116 years. the world's oldest person. her 77 year-old son tells her story best. "she was a very determined person. and she thought, if she wanted to do it, she could do it. she did most of the time." "well into her hundreds." "oh yeah, well into her hundreds. and she lived at home alone until she was 105. out in the country." born in 1896 -- moved from tennessee to georgia to teach during world war i. and "sidney cooper" remembers -- she was passionate about learning. "she kept up with politics, read the paper every day, and later when tv came on, she watched the news on television." she was also a pioneer in the women's suffra

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b. the senate has not passed a budget in over 1300 days. president goes off, 18 hours on the golf course, 20 hours in the air. politically and should republicans even consider that? >> well, i don't begrudge him his holiday. i do begrudge what he's done in this fiscal cliff talks. it's been very clear from the beginning that he had no intention to solve the fiscal issues. he's been using this, and i must say with great skill and ruthless skill and success, to fracture and basically shatter the republican opposition. the only, you know, redoubt of the opposition is the house. and his objective from the very beginning was to break the will of the republicans in the house and to create an internal civil war and he's done that. how did he do it? from also insisting from day one after the election that the republicans had to raise rates. there's no reason at all to get the revenue that he needed and that the speaker was offering him that you had to raise rates. obama himself, as you know, said last july, july, 2011, you can get $1.2 trillion by eliminating loopholes, which is exactly what republicans offered him.

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b was writing. the rest is history. >> how long were you at cnn? >> i did an internship and wrote scripts for freelance. i worked for abc news as an off-air reporter. i was one of the first folks hired by fox. i was the producer on site. not always fun days. we were the stepchild of all the networks, the cable networks, because we were a conservative venture. >> did you have to be conservative? >> not at all. fox was an equal opportunity employer in every aspect. >> how long did you work there? >> maybe a year and a half. >> what do you do now? >> i am a public relations consultant. a little bit from everything. my acting and my journalism. >> i saw a reference you did some work? >> i helped with a web site. it had not been launched, an outreach web site to black americans. >> you sounded frustrated. >> i was. i am frustrated the rnc did not launch it before the election. they claim they did not have funding for it. which boggles the mind when you think of the rnc. they raised a lot of money. i think if they had launched it, it could have put activities behind it. it could have had meaningful impact. the decision was made not to. that spe

and, b, why do you feel so strongly about this particular issue? >> well, i've been on airo years at cnn here in america. and i come from a country where we had an outrage like sandy hook in 1996 in dunblane, in scotland. a madman went into a school, killed 16 5-year-old children. there was such a unanimity of outrage from left to right, politicians, from all kinds of people, the public rose as one with the politicians and said enough. and there was a complete national handgun ban. and there have been no attacks involving guns on schools in britain since. the same thing happened around the same time in australia. they had 35 people killed in tasmania. that is the same thing that happened. they brought in stringent bans on assault weapons and they had no massacres since either. i've been here -- there have been four outrages of similar magnitudes of those or worse since i've been here, and nothing ever gets done. nobody seems to care. the only thing that happens is that gun sales go up because the gun lobby, the gun rights people, the nra, get out there, very fast, and say,

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b." gangnam style, indeed, you're not alone, randi. >> i'm still thinking about that water that guy in the first story the guy threw off. >> unbelievable. >> disappeared in thin airied an egg in a very hot city i used to work in in local news. >> you can also bake cookies, you know, in your car. something like that. >> i love it. thanks, nick. we'll check back with you. >>> shifting gears now, president obama promising action on gun control and he's put vice president biden in charge of the response. but the nra has a very strong voice on the other side. they've got more than 4 million members and a powerful lobbying arm in washington. plus, guns are big business. you might be wondering how big. here's our christine romans. >> this is an incredibly profitable industry. background checks, that's one barometer for sales. those background checks have doubled over the past decade. as the economy has stagnated, gun sales have soared. more gun retailers than there are supermarkets and mcdonald's. profits expected to reach nearly $1 billion this year. smith and wesson, brought in $250 million in profit last year. a fast growing part of the country, high capacity magazin