get ahold of some or cultural oil, and you can spray that on -- get a hold of some horticultural oil, and you can spray that on. the best time is fall, but spring is also a good time. generally early in the morning, once or twice a week is fine. when you are trying to start one, you have to do it almost every day. you know, i don't know. withhad a christmas cactus cats and dogs and i've never had an issue. maybe check with dr. kim on thursday. >> thank you so much. nice to see you as always. "medical alert," officials at the fda have a approved the first drug to treat basal cell carcinoma. it is for patients who are not candidates for surgery or radiation. more than 40% of patients with locally advanced disease had a complete or partial response to the drug. the most common side effects were muscle spasms, or loss, fatigue. manufacturers say the drug will be available in a couple of weeks. doctors are not sure why these incidents are on the rise. family history is a risk factor, and so is radiation exposure and being a female. is three times more common in women than in men. according

. >>> joce sterman got ahold of a report recently declassified by the fbi that shows safety policies, floor plans for schools in 10 states, including maryland were found on computer discs in iraq by troops. the baltimore field office would not comment but in 2004 the fbi did not believe there was a specific plot targeting schools. >>> divers are back in the water off the italian coast still searching for people missing since the cruise ship ran aground authorities are looking for the young woman who was with the captain when the ship struck land. >>> the roads are dry for now but they may not stay that way as we head into an important weekend for football fans. what can we expect. let's check in with the man with the answer, by -- wyatt everhart. >>> we're tracking two weather makers. there could be one tonight. most of the snow is staying up through pennsylvania and points well north into new york but we'll be clipped by a few snow showers. weather winter advisories west. you can see those here on our winter advisory map. just above freezing by five degrees. any flurries that do fly

i'm about to get ahold of you, boy.'d whip you just for that reason and i'd try to knock your teeth out just because i care about you, boy. just to wake you up. you're ignorant. you can't really tell you me you're stupid, you know, because you're not. you know what i mean? if you was, i'd cut you a long time ago. you know how i do it. i don't know about you, boy. you hurt my feelings. i can tell you that. you let me down. of all the people, i thought you were going to come through. you better wake up, josh. no matter how much i care about you, if you got to learn the hard way, you're going to do that on your own, man. if you get into this anymore, i'm for real done, man. >> you got anything down there? >> what do you need? >> food. >> i'd send you some up later. just shut up, man. just stay out of trouble. you talk too much. stay out of trouble. stay out of trouble. >> love you, bub. >> see you later, man. >> yep. >> straight idiot, man. if i could hit him in the mouth right now, i would. >> i let him down. >> how much

. >> it's at that point that you have to grab ahold of the circumstances around you. your actions, your energy and pour it in so you rise from there other than decline. >> reporter: what piece of personal advise can you give the average viewer watching this report about their career? >> every change is a threat, and every change is an opportunity. and whether it is going to be one or the other, really depends on your own actions. >> reporter: you know the bay area's role in invasion certainly hasn't been confined to technology. it actually by began back -- actually began back in the days of the big depression. he came here and started selling -- in 1997, ktvu's vern hawkins was there when levi's strauss and company showed off a pair of jeans that were more than 100 years old. levi's biggest company. retailers say jeans are more popular than ever. that's good news for levi's. >> we're making more blue jeans now than we did in history. last year our sales amounted 1.7 million. >> its future looks pretty good as well. 100 years ago these jeans sold for $1.25. levi just p

try to get ahold of his parent. find out what she's going to do, what her plans are.communicate that back to either me or the superintendent so we can make a plan. all right? >> okay. >> how do you feel about that? >> i'm cool with it. >> she'll be here, don't you think, today? >> yeah. >> all right. >> good. let's make this thing happen then. >> okay. i will get your clothes. i'll have you change. >> sometimes it can be a couple days before they can get a ride. >> just stay right here. >> okay. >>> coming up -- more frustration for charles taylor and the pendleton staff. >> she must have turned it off. it went straight to voicemail. >> meanwhile, michael brehm fears retribution from his cellmates. >> i've seen a guy who was scheduled to go home in three days and somebody put a shank in his bed. he didn't get out for another 90 days afterwards. >> and extra staff are called in for an uncooperative teen. >> you've got to get your clothes off and get in the shower. come on. back then he had something more important to do. he wasn't focused on his future. but fortunately

police right now are looking at surveillance video trying to get ahold of who this guy is before he strikes again. the call came in 3:30 from a woman who said she had been groped in her dorm room. after determining the man was unknown to the victim, everything changed. >> we began reviewing video, sending our officers through the dormitory which is a 10 story highrise. >> reporter: the description of the suspect is male hispanic, early 20s, dark clothing. police could not explain how four women in separate rooms could be groped but only one called police. >> i can't comment on that, i don't know enough about the behavior of victims. i can just tell you what happened. >> reporter: police say they did not find the suspect despite a door-to-door search. jessica lives on the fourth floor and found out about with the assault from us, 8:00 this morning. you live there, the police didn't go to your room? >> no, live on the fourth floor, i didn't hear anything. >> alert male 20s, black clothing. >> reporter: nicole read the text she received 90 minutes after the assault via the campus emergency not

hakuho gets ahold of baruto's left arm and takes control. he retains a relentless stance and makes sure baruto won't forget who he's dealing with. baruto ends up with one loss, but still leaves with a smile. baruto's mother came from estonia to watch him receive the emperor's cup. his wife was also there. >> 27-year-old baruto is the ninth from outside japan to win a top division title. takamiyama from hawaii did it first in july of 1972 followed by others. in addition to his success with techniques, baruto has proved to be a crowd pleaser. he makes most of his sturdy physique and he always seems to like coming to work. >> i'm from estonia. i use my power to win. >> the ozeki excels in powerful thrusts and stirring throws. he comes at opponents with enormous strength. back in estonia he first devoted himself to judo. he came to japan in 2004 at the age of 19 to test himself in sumo. two years later he drew the second division, baruto won a tournament without dropping a bout. in 2010 he climed his way up to ozeki, the second highest rank in t

police right now are looking at surveillance video trying to get ahold of who this guy is before he strikes again. the call came in 3:30 from a woman who said she had been groped in her dorm room. after determining the man was unknown to the victim, everything changed. >> we began reviewing video, sending our officers through the dormitory which is a 10 story highrise. >> reporter: the description of the suspect is male hispanic, early 20s, dark clothing. police could not explain how four women in separate rooms could be groped but only one called police. >> i can't comment on that, i don't know enough about the behavior of victims. i can just tell you what happened. >> reporter: police say they did not find the suspect despite a door-to-door search. jessica lives on the fourth floor and found out about with the assault from us, 8:00 this morning. you live there, the police didn't go to your room? >> no, live on the fourth floor, i didn't hear anything. >> alert male 20s, black clothing. >> reporter: nicole read the text she received 90 minutes after the assault via the campus emergency not

. >> it's got like a niche to grab ahold of the bars. >> coming up with knowledge about something withels. >> yeah. >> i don't know if you know this, but this is what fabian does on the weekend. >> sliding all over these reels and a lot of this stuff looks like you could just bust your -- so hard. >> doing this all without a helmet or protection. >> i don't condone the no protection lieding but he's a pro. >> he would be fun to go to the roller rink with. >>> okay. everybody, we've made it to our number one video of the day. this is the story of an unlikely friendship. >> the slogan for kicks for years has been,. >> kid tested, mother approved. >> boom. gale knows her slogans. they have to add on to it. ig kwan nas think they're not bad either. a rhino iguana who has buddy with his best bud logan. >> are you having breakfast together? you are. buddy likes it? >> normally buddy, he eats just vegetables, but in this case -- >> watching him stick his tongue in there and pull up ki x, so cute. >> these two are like best of friends. this family has had budder as a pet since 2005. he started

it is hard to get ahold of him. the second thing is he's also mentioned, about the design on this project. the existing building is in a bad condition. the shingles are really old. it is not safe to keep the old shingles. it is easy to fall down. it is not able to last longer. it fits right into the neighborhood. stucco is really typical. it is really typical in the neighborhood. i think definitely the design is an improvement to the house. we got into the design of the house, the layout. mr. chu has a big family. he has three kids, and his parents live with him. he needs a certain amount of space for his family. the only space he can build on from the yard -- i think the addition makes sense. i understand the addition does block his living room, but we have 5 feet set back from the property line. that comes right from the planning code. i think you can see that all of this effort we put in -- we can get ok with the project. thank you. president fong: are other speakers in support of the project sponsor? >> my name

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they are closed on fridays and we were unable to get ahold of anyone on the phone here at the prowrestling. >> i had one call from the owner who was in arizona and said he was sorry. >> family says they plan to pursue legal action and washington's father, robert, wants to change the law. >> i believe that any training facility that deal with wrestling should have a medical personnel on staff at all times. >> in anne arundel county, i'm lindsey mastis, 9news now. >> washington graduated in 2006 from suitland high school and he leaves behind a younger brother. >>> an update now on that body found in a well in fort washington. the prince georges county police department says they will start the excavation for that body tomorrow morning. they expect to have the remains extracted by sunday night. now this well is 20 feet deep and authorities say without sufficient shiewrg up, it could collapse on the recovery efforts. >>> well, in recent days, police have raided half a dozen businesses up and down rockville pike focusing on prostitution operations that advertise as spas. one hosted doctors, law

i'm going to throw you over -- i said, grab ahold of me and see what happens.gle your little puny ass. i'll just strangle you. that's all. that's what i'm in here for. that's all. >> anderson is being treated for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. >> this is tommy. i'm dick's mother. >> bipolar disorder, there are two poles. hypertension, you're really hyperactive and you just want to stay up all night because you feel really good and then you start dipping. it could be five minutes and you go to another pole. >> $50 on the bag. >> you just -- you just -- i was like, man, i just wanna kill myself. this is ridiculous. and then oh, man, i'm glad i'm alive. but the lithium carbonate keeps you like this. >> our goal is to get people with mental illness out into general population, to have jobs, to go to school and to do everything that everybody else does here. so they're all throughout the facility. >> most of these guys are going to be returning to the streets. not everyone is sent to prison with a life sentence. and with that in mind, i think i would feel safer

said i think joe was kind of rattled a little bit by their defense adding it didn't look like he had ahold of the offense. so sunday's game approaches and the ravens are trying to put this issue to rest asap. >> i felt bad about it. it was a little funny to me, caught off guard it. is what it is. it's not that big of a deal. >> i understand where ed's heart is at and all of our guys. we're together all the time. we know each other. we understand where each other is coming from. so i'm sure there's some things he would have liked to have said a little better. if you look at the whole context and hear the tone of his voice, i think the message he was trying to communicate is a good message, but obviously things could have been -- the way you read them and stuff like that i'm sure he's not too happy about that. >> think before you speak, right? flacco does get a lot of flack not just from teammates. it's surprising because he has a 5-3 record as a starting quarterback in the playoffs. hey, that's all for sports, but the news edge will be right back.  -dad, why are yo

and one other thing happened is the legal scholar get ahold of him. there is this conversation about mccullock versus maryland. the human story. think about marshal. marshal was the equivalent of the special forces leader in the american revolution. he had like three companies shot out from under him. i mean he's a hero. a complete hero. and then becomes the greatest chief justice in america, you know, the greatest chief justice in american history. and not -- maybe not quite by accident. but kind of a spur of the moment. >> probably the greatest thing that adam ever did. after the revolution itself, i mean i think adams' greatest moment is '75 and '76. but like in his presidency, that's the greatest thing he did. >> what is the line he says to him? he's the secretary of state at that point. >> yes, marshal is secretary of the state under adams. i forget. >> but he's like -- he's like marshal is only in office on some other business and adams is saying well i got to pick a chief justice. i think i'll pick you. >> the horrible thing that come to mind i

they're good tapes to get ahold of. >> yeah, i'm sure they're really good tapes to get ahold of.dea if the shows were any good. as far as he knows, there were. there was that one time i remember he told a contestant they smelled funny. no, no, that never happened. two or three or six margaritas on a break. back in the day, you remember, kyra, when you used to go shopping with the money that you won on that show in the very early days. if they were taping more than a show in the day. it took a long time to reset that stuff. what are you going to do, have a drink? >> a.j., that is playing with fire, indeed. we just learned that country singer glen campbell is going to be performing at this year's grammys despite his alzheimer's. what do you know about this and what do you think? >> yeah. this is such a powerful, powerful story. i think it's going to inspire a lot of people. glen campbell launched his good-bye tour last year. he will be honored at at grammy awards next month. the plan is for him to perform live. ally do that with blake shelton and the band perry. the country ledge g

one other thing that happens is the legal scholars get ahold of him. it becomes this intricate series of discussions about mccullough versus maryland. the human story, this guy, think about marshall, he was the equivalent of a special forces leader in the american revolution. had he like three companies shot out from under him. he's a hero. a complete hero. then becomes the greatest chief justice in america. the greatest chief justice in american history. >> maybe not quite by accident but kind of a spur of the moment -- >> probably the greatest thing that adams ever d. after the revolution itself. his greatest moment is '75-'76. in his presidency that's the greatest thing he did. >> what is the line he says to him? because he's a secretary of state at that point. >> right. marshall is a secretary of state for a year under adams. that's right. >> i forget. >> marshall's in the office on some other business and adams is saying, well, i've got to pick a chief justice. think i'll pick you. >> you know, the horrible thing that calls to mind is george bush

. >> pelley: we were curious about the slope of the sea bed that alan was talking about so we got aholda nautical chart today and now we see why they're worried. just off the mediterranean island of giglio, the "costa concordia" lies on a rocky shelf, but have a look underwater, and you see she is on a steep, slippery slope. just below the shelf, the chart shows the sea bed drops quickly to 131 feet, and then on to 197 feet. is it she starts to go, it's a long way down. the u.s. military said today that it wasn't the enemy that brought down a u.s. helicopter in afghanistan yesterday but they're still investigating what did cause the crash. six marines were killed when their ch-53 went down in helmund province. their unit is based in hawaii. there are new signs of life in the housing market. what some old factory towns are doing to survive in a new economy. and remembering etta james. when the cbs evening news continues. lost your appetite for romance? and your mood is on its way down. you might not just be getting older. you might have a treatable condition called low testosterone or lo

. >>> it appears computer hackers got ahold of the twitter account. this morning, someone posted racist and home phobic tweets as well as comments such as the new york postrules. huffington postofficials have not commented on the apparent hack. >>> the website hulu is set to broadcast the first scripted series. it's a political comedy following a democratic seat in wisconsin. the series was created by j.d. walt. >>> the death toll now stands at five and 15 people. including two americans are still missing following the capsizing of a cruise liner off the coast of italy. the captain may have been showing off when he steered the ship too close to shore. the search continues for the missing. >> hoping to pull more survivors than victims from the cold mediterranean waters, workers continuing the pain staking work. >> the main difficulties are the understood water searches. very close to going 229 feet. >> reporter: still unaccounted for two crew members and two americans. crew members are still aware of the danger. >> if the ship were to shift, it could c

they said the hammers got ahold of names, e-mails, addresses, phone numbers and the last four digitsof credit card numbers. the company is urging everyone to change their passwords immediately. >>> the city counsel is about to vote this week that could effect william sonoma which got its start there in sumoma. they are now based in san francisco but they want to reopen in sonoma. the vote is set for wednesday. >>> study is shedding light on men, money and dating. according to the research, the fewer women there are the more men are willing willing to open their walt because money is a key marker when it comes to finding a mate. but there is real world data that shows cities with higher ratios of men have higher levels of debt. >>> pregnant women are more likely to deliver babies with high blood pressure who take anti-depressants. researchers say the risk is low but they urge caution for pregnant women. >>> researchers found when babies are in their babbling stage they switch from looking at eyes to mouths. once they begin mastering mouth movement they switch back to looking at eyes.

chin and they would not put to a jew in the parliament at that time and said you mentioned to get ahold of israel but yet or palestine but yet it is antagonism. >> the british attitude was ambiguous but in fact,, this that i was describing which is very similar to christianity vandalism today in america was very pro jewish. but it limitative never very vague way that it deprived many americans. maybe crowned heads a were in europe but that is uneasy passport two exceptions but nevertheless it does defy the preconceptions about victoria and england, a dozen non? >> -- does it not? >> to put questions. outside of the last pages of your book could you give me to books that our objective history of israel and palestine? also to the effect your ratings with lawrence zero? >> i love him. he is a great man. do you like kim? >> he came to me his image and his books. >> alexandria akamai jerusalem, these through the grace -- great cities who of nationalities. the other question? >> two abjective books on the conflict? >> it is hard to find them. most of the ones i can think of, i don't to name b

initially they did not want to submit to federal mediation and they are still trying to get ahold of american licorice for more. >>> seven african-american police officer accused the police department and the chief of telling racest jokes and barred them from getting promotions. the city has spent millions of dollars on this five-year-old case. >>> new tomorrow, presidential cap candidates are making -- presidential candidates are making live pitches and we will have the latest polls in tomorrow's primary. democrats also head to the polls for tomorrow a primary. there are little nope candidates but it is an opportunity to prepare for the election in november. >>> time now, are they awake at the toll plaza? >> yes, there are and let's go out to the toll plaza. we still have a backup and this week we are getting more people coming back from wherever it was they were off for holiday break christmas have i occasion whatever they call -- christmas vacation, whatever they call it. traffic is moving a long nicely past the coliseum and union city there is a crash at least one lane is blocked

>> reporter: good morning, dave, we are still trying to get ahold of school officials and the teacher was arrested yesterday, his name is kraig chandler and he teaches in the city of san jose. according to san jose police, the charges are aggravated sexual assault of a child and it's a felony. chandler, according to the police is a teacher at this school for the past nine years and he taught, second and third grade, a combination class. he was arrested and booked in the santa clara county jail suspicion of violating the penal code and aggravated sexual assault on a child and he is being held there without bail. we also don't know if there was more than one victim and we are trying to get hold of police and officials to confirm that information. reporting live kraig debro ktvu channel 2 news. >>> they have reportedly disciplined two officers for violating department policy during the recent occupied protests. the violations took place at frank ogawa plaza after the day of action in early november. now sources say the department suspended officers john half graves for covering his name

san jose police are investigating how the girls got ahold of that candy. >> if you attend city clem ofan francisco in the last 10 years take note of this. school officials say undetected computer virus was used to steal the personal information of potentially tens of thus of students and faculty. college administrators found the virus in november and say it may have lived on the city college net work for more than a decade. one former student suspects that his information was stole stolen. >> light bulb click i had fraudulent charges in 2005 to 2000 7 and i just remembered one of the fraudulent charges i believe was from russia. >>reporter: so far no identity theft cases have been officially tied to this breach. city college called the fbi asking for help. >> to politic. we told you last night comedian steven colbert will explore running for president and fellow funny man jon stewart will oversee colbert political action committee but the real target for defeat is the big money they say is taking over american elections. more tonight from jonathan karl. >> even over lunch at lizard res

. >> jimmy: we tried to get ahold of simon. but where is he? >> he's on a boat.he was happy how it went down at "the x-factor"? >> i think he did. >> jimmy: who won that show. i forgot. >> what? didn't you have the winner on here? >> jimmy: the winner was not here. we were on vacation at the time. >> listen. she's -- >> jimmy: i just wanted to see if you remembered. >> oh, yeah. yeah. i mean, i watched the finale. but she's really talented. she's a great, young singer from florida. you look at the shows that we do on "idol." simon mccreery has a platinum record. when you find these guys and they win the show, they have to go on to sell records. >> jimmy: yeah. >> everything you've been preaching and saying, this is the reason you should win. >> jimmy: is there anyone left out there? i mean, are you doing auditions? are you in the audition process? >> we finished auditions. we finished hollywood week. the first sets of shows you'll see from the audition. america is full of a lot of talent. >> jimmy: really? >> amazing kids. [ laughter ] it really is. look. me and

wait until president obama gets ahold of you.n we haven't talked about is rick perry. he came in fourth -- fifth. fifth. he decided to go home in texas, take time r assess, have a conference call. going to have a few days' time-out. half hour later, announce on twitter he is making a run for it in south carolina. also come out against -- perry could come out against any of them, right? try to have a second or third place position in south carolina. >> bob: all of this assumes that the people are able to do that. the presidential campaigns cost money to move. gingrich can get -- they can get one of the media and it's true. but at a certain point you start to fall in debt and the treasureer comes to you and you are personally responsible for the debt. santorum, it wasn't an important day for him yesterday but it didn't make him a big momentum guy in new hampshire. he has to do something. he can't sit back. i bet he has not going to win 10 or 12 points in new hampshire right now. he has to go out and be aggressive. he can't wait for

their story was incredible because it started here in charleston, downtown charleston just grabbed aholdf this

. >> i was able to get ahold of her former and try to pry the knife out of her hand, and even still, i had the knife, she continued to come for it. that kind of caught me off guard and in the heat of the moment, i reacted. i stabbed her in the side right here. >> but according to court records, bean had confessed to a friend that he had stabbed sever heather several times and stabbed her throat. no one knows for sure because her body was never recovered. >> i decided to try to do something with the body. i thought, well, cremation. but at the time, i didn't know the specifics behind it. so i made an attempt to burn her body, a botched attempt. i ended up buying a chainsaw. that's what people can't get past, is what happened after. >>> coming up, the mother of josh bean's victim speaks out. >> i go by a dumpster and i wonder if that's one of my daughter's last resting places. >> but first -- >> it looks like he probably tried to clean the blood up first before the staff arrived. there's blood on the bedding, some on the back window. >> investigator littlejohn tries to determine if one

social media as just a way of communication so we can get on our computers or cell phones and get aholdf our consumers and share ideas and start a dialogue. >> do you talk politics? >> we talk politics a little bit. it's kind of hard to avoid politics. that kind of decides everything that we do. it's controlled by the government. we got a lot of regulation and have to keep up with it. >> deb, if we can talk to you for a minute here, you connect all the farmers and small businesses. how does that work and is this new to rural areas or have you done this in other areas, as well? >> no, it's not really new to rural areas. we've been talking to each other for quite a while. the technology is a little bit new. using twitter, facebook, those are pretty popular and i think it's 57% of franklin county where i live is on facebook. it's the new party line. >> and, claire, you're the president of the des moines social media club. how is it different in was's largely a rural state? >> it's pretty amazing considering back in 2000 when there was the internet but no social media it's a lot more labor

much more of that, plus we're trying to get ahold of vp security operations here to see what is goingcurity guards today and why they are serious about checking cars of their own fellow employees. >> all right. the best seat for a lot of or viewers, right on the couch because we're going hoe show it. here is 49er fan. this picture sent to us by brandi. photo shows her son jake and cousin bailey. they are both up and coming 49ers fans and they are getting ready for saturday's game. >> the photo shows them enjoying a 49er game. they put on their 49er jerseys. we want to see your 49er fan photos. >> don't forget ktvu channel 2 has you covered. pre-game coverage at 11:30 tomorrow morning >>> we'll show return to glory the pre-game show, game time at 1:30. then when the game is over and the 49ers win, stay with us for the post-game show. >> time now 6:37. sal is ready but he will make sure you need to get where you need to go. >> on both fronts absolutely. good morning. let's go take a look. if you're driving let's say to the bay bridge or to the mccar there maze, 80 westbound looks good h

for the different physical requirements and the mental requirements it takes and as soon as i get ahold of that i'll come back and be a correction officer, so i'm looking forward to that. >> looking for knives, ice picks, reefer, money, anything, pills, anything that's not given out at the institutions, it's called contraband. >> you really can't find anything else around here for the type of pay and benefits without a college education. and there's a 25-year retirement plan. and i'll be less than 50 years old when i fully retire here if everything goes well through the academy, so i'm looking forward to that. >> you have to shake down the ball yard before we let inmates out on the yard. >> i've trained pretty hard. i did attend the academy on the 29th of january and there was a portion on the obstacle course and i wasn't able to do it, to basically sum it up. when i came back here, i felt embarrassed that i failed something like climbing a wall. since then i've trained every day and i think i'm prepared and i think i'll totally exceed my expectations. honestly, i cannot let myself fail

either get ahold of spiraling tuition costs or risk losing federal funding. look at this.the last decade, in state tuition at a four year public university has risen on average a .6% each year. and that's beyond the rate of general inflation. in other words, tuition is rising much faster than the cost of food and clothes. today the president tried to put that into some perspective. >> student loan now debt has now passed credit card debt for the first time ever. think about that. that's inexcusable. colleges and universities need to do their part to keep costs down as well. >> shepard: the president also calling for lawmakers in washington to get involved here. of course, the critics warn there could be unforeseen consequences if we move decision-making from campus to congress. wendell goler is on the top story at the bottom of the hour from the white house. what are the details of this idea and the chance that it might actually become law? >> shep, it's actually a relatively modest proposal. though it seems like the kind of expansion of government authority that republics

just grabbed ahold of this beverage, and it sweeped out throughout the country. >> maybe it's >>> tonight on the eve of the south carolina primary, rick santorum as you have never seen him before. >> how many times have you been properly in love before you met her? >> never. >> never? >> no. >> does he have a prayer of being president? he says he's the only candidate who stands up for values no matter what. >> i will be there fighting for the convictions i have deeply held. >> rick santorum on newt gingrich and mitt romney. >> romney and gingrich were on the wrong side of the issue. >> and how he plans to beat barack obama. >> make the election about barack obama and his policy. it's about him. >> plus, for the first time rick santorum's wife karen and four of his children join us. >> my two younger boys said you can't run because you won't be able to coach baseball. >> this is the piers morgan interview. starts now. >>> good evening. i'm in charleston, south carolina, 24 hours to go before the crucial south carolina primary. who better to talk to than rick santorum, a man who has just di

i tried to pick up a chair to distract him so he wouldn't punch him and maybe a deputy could grab ahold of him. >> sit down, right now! >> absolute chaos. nobody was going to listen to anybody. had to use brute force to take control of what was going on. >> when it's over, jason howard slouches in a jury seat, speechless. the brother and cousin of jameila west are arrested and later convicted of misdemeanor assault. jamiela's mother is convicted of inciting violence. they are all given fines of up to $1,000 and up to two years probation. after family members are escorted out, prosecutor chris becker, who's running late, enters the courtroom. the mood is still tense. >> there were still hearts beating and, you know, blood racing and your emotions are really running high at that point. you know, i felt a little uneasy coming into the courtroom. >> for reporter peggy sinkovich, it's not quite the story she expected to file for the 5:00 news. >> here i thought i had a good story and i ended up with a great story. >> despite the violent fight, no one, not even jason howard, is seriously inju

>> certainly germany needs to get ahold of it and they are holding everyone back.- they don't want to reward countries that have gone too much in debt and had problems. in not rewarding them they are taking losses on their own bank balance sheet, that will hurt their economy. it's a bit of a catch-22. one of the key issues is the european central bank. richard points out a very good point, we have to listen to the fed. the european central bank has been very reluctant to actually step in and do the kinds of quantitative easing in the magnitude we saw the u.s. federal reserve do during our financial crisis and also there's not this sort of mechanism to recapitalize the banks. there's this reluctance to stick to the german model. they want to keep the fire on austerity, on these peripheral countries but can you go too far on that. there's a balance it seems it will actually take a crisis for the european central bank to do what is necessary to stabilize the situation. that's not exactly the best solution out there. >> the ecb is desperate not to be caught, a, in the

it started here in charleston and, i don't know, downtown charleston just grabbed ahold of this beverage and it sweeped out throughout the country. >> maybe it's time to try some. our show is over. have a wonderful weekend. "anderson cooper 360" starts now. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: erin, thank you very much. good evening, everyone. i want to welcome our viewers to charleston. [ cheers ] >> it's one of the most beautiful colleges i have seen. a lot of enthusiasm here on campus tonight. a lot of enthusiasm in the state of south carolina for what's going to take place tomorrow in this state. newt gingrich the surging. mitt romney says tomorrow may end in defeat for mitt romney. nearly a week ago it was expected to be a coronation. that's how quickly things have changed. speaker gingrich's comeback began with a strong performance in a debate monday. and then last night's strong performance on cnn. >> as you know, your ex-wife gave an interview with abc news and the washington post and the story is viral on the internet. she says you came to her in 1999 at a time when you were hav