are coming up tonight one person tied to the american family association is calling on eric holder to get rid of a lot to protect people from being victims of a hate crime because we detail high school time and happy hour things are just campaign might take another hit after one of his ex-wives speaks out in a news interview and already had it going to introduce you to one very very very cute little head oh we can. this is. all in sync. present. mixing reality. into this. mystery of super. size. hi guys it's time for tonight's tool time award and tonight he goes to gary glen of the michigan branch of the american family association he's run the set of the crusades protect those who bully and commit hate crimes commission the anti-gay activists cloaked in the robe of religious freedom have been peddling in state houses across the country now we reported to you about gary's efforts to water down anti bullying legislation with religious exemptions in michigan last year and unfortunately he's not alone in tennessee anti-gay activists are fighting for a provision to be added to a bullying

are coming up tonight one person tied to the american family association is calling on eric holder to get rid of a lot to protect people from being victims of a hate crime from the details high school time and happy hour things are just campaign might take another hit after one of his ex-wives speaks out in a news interview and writing him into going to introduce you to one very very very cute little head on we come back. wealthy british soil it's time to. go. to the. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy is a report on our. mission. when you take three. three. three. three. three. three bold video for your media project free media don carty dot com. hi guys it's time for tonight's tool time award and tonight he goes to gary glen of the michigan branch of the american family association he's run the center of the crusades protect those who bully and commit hate crimes commission the anti-gay activists cloaked in the robe of religious freedom have been peddling in state houses across the country now we reported to you about gary's efforts to water down anti bu

are coming up tonight one person tied to the american family association is calling on eric holder to get rid of a lot to protect people from being victims of a hate crime is high school time and happy hour things are just campaign might take another hit after one of his ex-wives speaks out in a news interview and in a going to introduce you to one very very very cute little head we can back. into a little we're new with. the doodle we're going to bring justice for accountability . i have every right to know what my government should do if you want to know why i pay taxes. but i would characterize obama as a charismatic version of american exceptionalism. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you know here's some other part of it and realized everything. i'm sorry is a big. because i'm more and less for. the reader to believe the repetition of. what the o.t. seems to know. that never break the face but more of the argument that they're being overly dramatic. hi guys it's time for tonight's tool time award and tonight he goes to gary gl

operation what to do about mitt romney" the sponsor of the event is the former head of the american family association, done widon wildman financed rick perry stadium prayer rally before he kicked off his presidential campaign this summer. gary bauer, used to be the head of the family research council, who ran for president in 2000. mr. bauer becoming most famous during the campaign for this, well, oh! flipping pancakes in new hampshire and falling off the -- it was all mr. bauer -- oh. g gary bauer and don wildman hosting this, basically a religious right conspiracy to find someone to topple mitt romney as the republican nominee. sounds like a crazy liberal connoisseco conspiracy. they are not denying that that is what they are trying to do. they admit it. while some of the people have endorsed some candidates, the invitation asks they all be "willing to compromise and change your choice to one that the body as a whole supports in order not to divide our strength." that meeting in texas starts tonight. then i think there is a sleepover at the ranch, oh to be a fly on the wall, tomorrow they will repo

you talk about james dobson and gary bower and the others, and the american family association.ompare notes and say here's what i like about this guy and this is what i like about gingrich and go through the list to see if they can reach a consensus. i have been told they don't expect to reach any consensus. the good news for mitt romney, he just let's everybody split the difference. >> i want an honest assessment as to whether or not the mormon factor continues to play a factor with christian evangelicals or if mitt romney has gotten past that? >> it's a two-fold answer. there's a small segment of evangelicals that won't vote for a mormon whatsoever. this has been vetted, if you will, in 2008. that's why mitt romney is doing better in 2012, the mormon question was vetted in the process in 2008, and all the flip-flopping we have seen was vetted in 2008, and now he doesn't have to go through it again, and gingrich and santorum and perry and bachmann, they have to go through it because they never ran for president before. >> rick santorum, he is emerging as a leading social conser

and he's the one that put this together and don wildman is the one time chairman of the american family associationeen on here a lot. >> he has been and ran for president once. >> right. we'll see what happens next weekend in texas. >> meanwhile, is the party over? some say the grassroots group has gone bust. the tea party? really? we'll debate that coming up next. >> then how about some barbecued shrimp for breakfast? emril legassi is here to show off some of his classic cajun cooking. looking good. sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. carol. fiber makes me sad. oh common. and how can you talk to me about fiber while you are eating a candy bar? you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest witnfidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with

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. >> the company is presenting results from a recent clinical trial to the american speech and hearing association. his family believes this addition to his therapy has helped his speech significantly. >> after a couple of sessions he started to sound just i guess more adult-like. >> i feel a bit more comfortable, i guess. it's a lot easier for me to do those things. >> okay, good. >> carolyn johnson, abc7 news. >>> and carolyn said speech buddies is designed for parents to use with their children. for more on that, go to abc7news.com and look under "see it on tv." >>> up next, the new trends when it comes to buying tvs. brands don't matter. 7 on your side explains what americans are looking for. hey guys, breakfast! ♪ [ female announcer ] if whole grain isn't the first ingredient in your breakfast cereal, what is? now, in every box of general mills big g cereal, there's more whole grain than any other ingredient. that's why it's listed first on the side. from honey nut cheerios to cinnamon toast crunch to lucky charms, get more whole grain than any other ingredient... without question. just look for the whit

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certified to carry the heart checkmark from the american heart association for foods low in saturated fat and cholesterol. so they're good for my familyd for yours. heart smart idaho potatoes. always look for the grown in idaho seal. >>> welcome back. back to iowa. more politics in a moment. kate bolduan with the latest news you need to know. >>> new york police tell cnn a plan confessed and is being charged in connection with five molotov cocktail attacks over the weekend that targets included an islamic center, hindu place of worship and a deli. the man told them they had a gripe with someone at each of the locations. >>> take a look at this. a news helicopter from cnn affiliate kotv covering a fire in oklahoma when the cameraman spotted a guy running to a pickup truck. the man and his companions wearing camouflage, had guns and seemed suspicious. the chopper relaid the location to the sheriff's department. the men said they were hunting and set the fire to tree a bobcat. one was arrested. if the chopper hadn't been there the fire could have spread out of control. this is pretty wild. who says social media isn't good for your health

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american bar association, where it first met steve. this is a series of programs underwritten by the charles gesky family, which examines the constitution in the 21st century. this examines the balance between safety, security, and public order, and the protection of civil liberties and the integrity of the constitution on the other. tonight program will focus on threats to our american justice system caused by under-funding and indecisiveness. i would like to mention that the question answer portion of the program will be moderated by a professor geoffrey hazard, a distinguished professor of law at uc hastings. the professor is a leading expert in the field of civil procedure of legal ethics and is good at asking questions. it is my pleasure to introduce our very special guest, stephen zack, president of the american bar association. with nearly 400,000 members, it is the largest volunteer professional membership organization in the world. mr. zack is the first hispanic american to serve as the president and the second to be born abroad. he was only 14 when his family emigrated from cuba under harrowing circumstances, including last mi

when i read the statistics that the american heart association sent me that 36% of young latino youth are prone to get diabetes, that's alarming. that can scare any familyany parent. what are we doing as a latino community to make this happen or what are we not doing to make this happen? >> these numbers are very alarming. that is why we are trying to provide more information for the latino community so we can help them. probably the things we are doing is we are not having a good diet and not having good exercise. when we are having more obesity and other weight problems that is what is going to increase these latino community to have more diabetes and chronic illness, too. >> we do have video and you touched on this a little bit. blood pressure rises but the important thing you mentioned is exercise. are we just not doing enough of that or do we need to exercise? >> we are not doing enough. i think 10% of latinos are doing enough exercise. 55% of the community are not doing enough exercise and not exercising during the whole week. that's why we are having these problems. >> another alarming statistic is that that the latino woman is prone to get heart

francisco's chinese american, cloud man talked to a man who discussed the challenges surrounding his community. >> most of all elderly people find themselves sitting in the family associationswith friends, a few friends to pass the time of the day or many of them. most of them i would say congregate in porstmouth square, to sun, to visit, to play chinese checkers to pass the time away. there's no real structured program for the senior citizens in the china town area yet. >> there are many myths about the chinese people, the chinese families and china town itself. the close -- closeness of the family and that they take care of themselves. do you think this is holding back for you to look at the real problems. >> the myths can become an excuse. if you believe that people can take care of themselves, then you can look away from the problems that these people may have or any particular community may have. 67% of those 25 and older have less than a seventh grade education, because of the language they are unable to find employment outside of the china town community. some of the housing in the area, although very, very crowded are adequate but for the most part it is very inadeq

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families coping with autism. a panel of experts for the american psychiatric association is reassessing the definition of this developmental researchers want to narrow the criteria which many experts feel is too vague and has contributed to the skyrocketing number of diagnoses in recent years. on the downside the changes may factor out some of the higher functioning kids on the autism spectrum like those diagnosed with asperger's syndrome limiting their access to educational and therapy services. >>> the university of virginia has set a new record. that school received a record 28,239 admissions applications and that is up 18% from last year. the school of engineering and applied science had the most applications and the number of international students applying also rose dramatically. the dean said an increase was expected but not by this much. >>> students at one local high school staged a pep rally today as part of a new anti-bullying campaign. it took place at bladensburg high and the goal is to raise awareness about both bullying and cyber bullying. it's a message that resonates not only in prince george's county, but

association is closing and filing for bankruptcy ... jane addams was the first american woman to win the nobel peace prize in 1931. the home was a settlement for immigrants and other poor families the band leader benny goodman grow up there in recent years the whole house association has provided foster care domestic violence counseling and job-training to 60,000 women and children and families every year but the association says that the costs are too high and the income is too low to make ends meet so it will shut down by the end of march >>the blues brothers started it all when 30 years ago now the bulldozers will finish the dixie square mall and harvey was already taken when the blues brothers movie was filmed there in 19 79¢ several plans to demolish or rebuild that mall have fallen through the structures been an eyesore for that city thanks to federal funding demolition crews are now able to take down the project could take several months as of right now there are no plans for what will replace the property >> i know that all of you at home could not wait to see you tom skilling ... >>in a winter that has not produced very much snow the snow becomes the noose around here

the american psychological association's annual stress in america survey shows money, work and the biggest stressors. they are also followed by relationships and familyesponsibilities. also emerging concern is the stress of taking care of parents as they get older. >> in addition to the physical demands of care giving there's also the emotional toll of care giving and the grieving and the sorrow that you may have have for that person's condition. >> the study also shows women stress more than men but men are more likely to develop stress-related illnesses. >>> it's a meeting alums wanted and administrators surely haven't looked forward to. what happened when the penn state president addressed those who call the college home. and big plans for amtrak. what the government is planning in hopes to keep travelers on the rails. wild weather continues across much of the u.s. and violent snaps between warm and cold, rain and snow. also tornadoes. we'll show you a look at that coming up next. >>> we have our own version of wild weather. good morning to you. heavy rain now. it's heavy rain and flooding and maybe even problems with snow up in new england. by th

. >> most of the bay area is family when it comes to the fight against secondhand smoke. the american lung association graded cities. california got an a for smoke-free policies. it failed in the smoking cessation program, tobacco prevention and control and cigarette taxes. for bay area cities the three biggest are doing okay but there is room for improvement. san francisco and oakland both received b's, san jose a c. three cities got a's, albany, union city and richmond. the american lung association says most others earned d's and f's. >> will the near future be filled with cars that drive themselves? local legal experts seem to think so. today attorneys and lawmakers and industry professionals will gather at santa clara university law school to look at the legal implications of self-driving cars. if one of the cars gets in a crash who is responsible. the manufacturer or the person behind the wheel? companies working on road ready self-driving cars. that's actuallying? if you remember minority reports. i like the old-fashioned ways. >> my car drives itself. 5:22. the the two bay area cities that mad

family association during the new year. the visit was symbolic given kwan this first female asian american mayor in a new york city. >> a new. the scan san francisco police department has seen -- the caller asks victims to wire money. one san francisco woman was tricked. whatook to what to watch out for. >> the phone call came out of the blue, and when she answeredn voice. >> my nephew says i wasn't drunk but all three of us and they want $3,500 bail. >> the man on the phone said he was beverly's nephew, attending a wedding in the domestic dominican republic and they got a car crash. i said, why do you sound like that? he said my nose is broken. he need with beverly not to tell anyone what happened but could she please wire him $3,500 for bail. >> he didn't want his parents to know. so i could understand >> bev >> bevel is -- beverly is in her 80s. getting around is difficult. she got a friend to drive her to the bank and then wired $3,500 to the dominican republic. >> he called my back, my nephew, did you southbound the money? he said, yes, you should get it any minute now. then he thank met and said, i love you so much. >

family matters is wrong. >> it is shaping up to be a gingrich/romney slugfest. >> the american heart association is releasing encouraging details for anyone who has had a heart attack. >> it turns out sex is not off limits. and what about medication for erectile dysfunction? the answer coming up in the medical alert. >> and the police are stepping up the investigation into the first homicide for the year in baltimore. >> it is one thing to be called a hero, quite another to be unemployed. what marpl >> baltimore police are taking their search for a killer back to the neighborhood where it happened. bruce was the first homicide victim of the year. committee members had out fires near the scene of the crime in northwest baltimore, asking if anyone could identify the suspect. police have not identified a motive either. if you know anything, call metro crimestoppers. you could be eligible for a cash reward. meanwhile compound -- meanwhile, memorial services for a beloved high-school administrator, mary hite, found stabbed multiple times in her burn down east baltimore home. >> in tonight's medical alert, for any

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and california families continuing to suffer, there is an urgency sponsored by the coalition as well as public health groups like the american cancer society, the american heart association, the campaign for about 03 kids, the live strong foundation, in the east end of the cancer organization. i hope you join me in helping discourage smoking and save lives. supervisor olague: as i mentioned earlier, i am calling for a hearing to receive updates from the office of economic and work-force development. on the progress of the octavia boulevard project, and the ancillary project, and the central freeway access parcels. i would also like to close at this meeting in memory of michael jury, also known as coffee picasso was a true talent. he was a songwriter, musician, and former educator. his ensembles had over 900 gays in the past two years performing at notable jazz clubs and restaurants over downtown and the fillmore district. through his passion in unique sound, it became a local treasure in the heart of the district, and especially at the shiva lounge and other jazz clubs in district 5. although this is a great loss to the community, he will always be remembered as a truthf

christopher is the senior associate dean of georgetown university school of continuing studies, and a conservative commentator. republicans want to act more like the american families. republicans say, well, yeah, that sounds reasonable. but living within our means demands huge spending cuts, and that will directly affect the middle class. are they walking the tight rope here, and what's it going to mean for how our families live? >> well, as you can see, washington has had a great deal of trouble balancing its budget and getting back to the balanced budget that we had when i worked with president clinton. and i think this is very crucial to the middle class outlook. they want the government to spend somewhat less. but they want to make sure that when it comes to making those cuts, that those cuts are made according to their values. so that means if medicare and social security are cut first, they're going to say that's not according to their values. they're going to say, they're looking at their future, they're looking at their kids' future and they want the cuts to be real, but not too harsh on themselves and the futures that they need. >> chris, when we talk abo

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certified to carry the heart checkmark from the american heart association for foods low in saturated fat and cholesterol. so they're good for my family heart smart idaho potatoes. always look for the grown in idaho seal. >>> were back. it's time for this morning's "get real" talk be about the power and price of sushi. you probably heard about that tuna, set a record in japan. a massive fish. 593 pounds. it sold for almost 57 yell, the by who bought it, the owner of a big sushi chain but will end up losing a lot of money in the deal. this is why. typically a piece of bluefin tuna sells for $75 a apiece. he's going to sell it for $5. a loss of roughly $600,000. here's why. he wants to make 10,000 pieces of high-grain sushi available to the people of japan. he call it is a goodwill gesture in the wake of the tsunami that happened in march and we think that is very really. >>> ahead on "starting point" this morning, casey anthony, back in the news, yes. talking about her future. she's talking about her future in a void yes which appeared on youtube. the question, how did it get there? we'll hear from her family'starian as well. >>> and c