>> let's say that anna can be intimidating.hat's her armor, to intimidate, to give the people a sense that she is in charge. >> i have been asking to see those books. like, this week, okay, is your deadline. >> she is not a person that's gonna show you her emotions, ever. she's like a doctor. when she's looking at your work, it's like a medical analysis. some of us can't cope with that. we need to be loved. >> fat chance of that, says vogue creative director grace coddington, another veteran colleague. >> i think she enjoys not being completely approachable. you know, just her office is very intimidating, right? you have to walk about a mile into the office before you get to her desk, and i'm sure it's, you know, intentional. >> have you ever seen her looking less than perfect? >> no. >> never? >> her hair is always... >> that must take terrific discipline. >> i think she's a very disciplined woman. >> also a very pampered one. conde nast, her publisher, picks up the bill for her hair and makeup every day of the week and her ru

when anna barber opened her first scribble press store in 2008, she already had a plan for the second. >> the smartest thing you can do as a retailer is to open a store very close to your existing store so they can help each other, so you can market the stores together, so you can take advantage of having the staff go back and forth between one store and the other store. >> this strategy made perfect sense. scribble press was a new concept. it's a place where kids, or anyone for that matter, can go to turn their art and writing into books. to prove the idea had legs anna found a spot in the brentwood neighborhood of los angeles to open hare her first store. once that was successful it was time to open location number two. >> i had a friend who is also an investor who said, you really need to try this in new york. ♪ new york >> new york? that wasn't the plan. >> i sort of thought to myself, hm. only 3,000 miles a way for your second location is exactly what they say you shouldn't do in retail. and there are examples of companies that have done that and haven't succeeded because they tr

to prove the idea had legs anna found a spot in the brentwood area of los angeles to open her store.nce that was successful, it was time to open location number two. >> i had a friend who is also an investor and said you need to try this in new york. >> new york? that wasn't the plan. >> i sort of thought to myself, going 3,000 miles away for the second location is exactly what they say you should not the do in retail, and there are examples of companies that have done that and have not succeeded because they tried to expand too fast too far away. >> inspite of the hesitations, anna went for it. it was a big change for the little company. >> we went from very informal, let's all meet at the store and we'll talk it over to every tuesday morning there's a marketing meeting and every thursday there's a store manager phone call, the structure you see at bigger companies. we had to put that in place because it was the only way to manage communication 3,000 miles apart. >> the distance has brought up challenges. >> it is hard that stuff is going on there, and you can't be there to see it?

anna, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, nancy. you know, this was a town, a picturesque town sitting in the foothills will of the appalachian mountains. now it looks like something put the town through a blender. there are bits and pieces of buildings everywhere. the tornado shredded buildings and lives. kentucky's governor said it looked like a bomb had hit downtown west liberty. down a small town main street that had led to city hall, the police station, the courthouse, and a chinese restaurant, the tornado left a trail of rubble. 120-mile-per-hour winds took town billions, crushed cars, and sheered off trees. and the tornado claimed lives. five people died. police say what is left is a disaster scene so dangerous, they had to close off access to downtown. >> we're asking everybody to stay out. it's-- as you can see, it's a very dangerous area. a lot of building structures can fall down. we've had people that want to take a look at their own personal business and we can't take that chance on further injuries. >> reporter: the to

anna werner is there. anna. >> reporter: scott, i'm standing in what's left of the nature sunshine health food store. the roof's been taken off. the store is destroyed. in fact, the only way that you'd know that this used to be a health food store is by a few books and other items the tornado left behind. the tornado skipped down main street, tearing at the businesses and theaters in the heart of this country music resort town. >> the whole house shook, and i was, like whoa! >> reporter: as sirens sounded, glenn lefebvre gathered his wife and three into their bath tub. are you thinking about your family? the tornado passed. then he heard the screams of his neighbors, trapped in this house, and ran to help. >> i had to get in. i had to. i had to get in. >> reporter: why? >> because of the way they were screaming, "help us, help us." i had to get in there. >> reporter: he got as close as he could and then kept them calm until the rescuers arrived. what was that like for you when they finally came out and you

anna says it gives her the courage to carry on. >> everyone used to stay at home with their familiesomplaining among themselves. that was all. now, we feel like we are many and we are united. we are creative, and we want to make a change at last. >> the success of their video took the members of the banned by surprise. -- members of the band. alexander and his band usually play their satirical music in a cabaret theater. they do not see themselves as an opposition band, but the new anti-putin movement has put them in that position. >> these protests have been a breakthrough for our society. the message they are sending to the one in power is clear -- they are saying, "hey, why are you cheating us?" we support that sentiment, but we are not political activists. >> but these demonstrators certainly do see themselves as political activists. the district -- distribute white ribbons to show that their protest for presidential elections is peaceful. this financial analyst works for an international company and burns a good wage. like many people here, she has profited from the putin regime

anna? >> reporter: scott, the man in charge of putting west liberty back together again is tim diley. is's a county judge who's also in charge of emergency services here. his primary focus right now: getting main street back in business. >> the economy has got to roll because if the economy stops paychecks don't go out, how do you go to the grocery store and buy the food, the milk, the stuff you need? >> reporter: conley road out the tornado inside city hall. he slept just seven hours since. power and phone service has to be restored and buildings inspected for safety before the cleanup can really begin. how are you dealing with all of this yourself? >> i'm breaking down. i'm... i'm physically healthy. i'm mentally... i'm mentally shot. i've got to pull myself together to keep the county going. >> reporter: he's not alone. the tornado destroyed the local bank where patti gibson worked for 24 years. >> on the second floor. >> reporter: that was your office up there? >> yeah. >> reporter: gib

anna kasparian is with us.heir eyes what's the whole part of making them see it? >> it's definitely stupid. what i find incredible is how uncomfortable he is talking about it he is. he is a man. can you imagine how uncomfortable a woman is having to be there and being forced to see it you know, and she is the one going through with the procedure. >> if he is that uncomfortable, why do you not do it? how is that as an idea? one of the other people wage, the war is bill o'reilly. he has a unique conspiracy theory on sandra fluke. anna has a package on that. >> when you thought the right-wing media was through attacking georgetown student sand draw fluke, bill o'reilly came up with a crazy conspiracy theory. >> there is more to her story than contraception. she is on spring break in california with her boyfriend who is the son of democratic stall wart william muderperl. he has made at least 56 donations to democrats organizations. nothing wrong with that. just pointing it out. >> since bill o'reilly's conspirtoria

. >> good morning anna. as you know ohio's super tuesday contest spilled into wednesday and the voters there who are looking to hire a nominee for first the private sector experience on a candidate's resume. almost two-thirds, 65 percent think a business background better prepares a president than government background with the other only 27 percent. ohio voters's top issue was the economy. 41 percent broke for romney way ahead of santorum's 33 percent. big picture in the buckeye state romney's strength. runner up santorum was strong in ohio with a very conservative married women, low income voters and tea party supporters. the independent vote can be critical. in the close contest the runner up santorum actually edged out the winner for independent support. san tore raup 37 percent romney 31 but he still won the state. 6 states overall. santorum won three and gingrich won one. georgia is the only place gingrich run first. governor romney won every other state we have exit polls from with voters says beating

nhk world's anna jung has more from seoul. >> reporter: chinese president hu jintao and south korean president lee myung-bak met this morning. south korea's government said hu reported that china has tried to persuade pyongyang to call off the launch. china's xinhua news agency said that hu said all countries related to the korean peninsula should solve the issue to ease tensions. on sunday obama and lee called on the north to abandon the launch. >> north korea will achieve nothing by threats or by provocations. north korea knows its obligations and it must take irreversible steps to meet those obligations. >> translator: we agreed that north korea's planned rocket launch violates a u.n. security council resolution and is a provocation to the international community. >> reporter: south korea wants to make the best use of the summit to call for a unified action to stop the launch. japan plans to work with south korea. but china, the country with the most influence on the north, has taken a different stance, asking member countries to act properly and not raise tensions. experts say ch

i am anna kooiman. >> i am ainsley earhardt. thank you for watching "fox & friends first". >> it is round two of the battle over obama care. the key issue the individual mandate. joining us live from the syrup preem court is steve sintoni. >> this is the main event the day we have all been waiting for when the nine justices will hear the constitutional heart of this whole issue regarding the controversial healthcare law. that is whether or not the individual mandate requiring people to buy health insurance is actually constitutional. as you know there were protestors out here. it was like a three-ring circus. we had protestors for and protestors against. line of people wait to go get in to hear the arguments. they were 90 minutes yesterday. there were three all together yesterday, today and tomorrow a total of 6 hours. today we will have two hours of arguments on that individual main -- mandate. they wonder if it was brought prematurely under the 1867 act if you haven't already paid a tax you can't chal

ainsley, back to you. >> thank you anna. huge development overnight yahoo announcing it is going to layoff a bunch of workers. here is lauren from the fox business network. >> this is a major city. this has been out there for months now. all things digital the technology block at the wall street journal reporting we could see thousands of layoffs perhaps as early as this month. >> what's happening? >> mad gas is all of the rage now. especially as gas prices keep rising. they will sell a chevy silverado that run on natural gas. today chrysler is set to announce the ram pickup truck will start running on natural gas. >> the chevy volt i am hearing european car of the year. what in the world? >> just days ago we told you gm was going to stop making the chevy volt temporarily. now we hear it's the car of the year in europe. hey, good news for gm after this negative publicity. >> all of our tax dollars went to pay for it and it is no longer in production. >> for five weeks. it will come back. >>> 17 after the hour. today is the t

well, today a judge told anna christina she'll continue to be held because her defense hasn't offered a good reason why it should be lowered. meanwhile the judge is still considering an offer by one of her lawyers. savannah guthrie tells us about it. >> reporter: in court prosecutors have portrayed anna christina as the millionaire madame, accused of running a high end escort service catering to a wealthy and powerful clientele. her defense team says she has fallen victim to the legal system. >> i really honestly, truly in my heart feel she is being railroaded by the system. >> reporter: this week one of her defense attorneys peter gleason offered his posh $2.5 million manhattan loft to cover his client's $2 million bail asking for christina to serve time at his home instead of at rikers island. >> i interviewed her extensively. i've met with her family. i feel so comfortable giving them access to my place. i want them to move in with me. >> reporter: indicted along with anna christina was jamie mae baker charged with one count of promoting prostitution in the third degree. after days

anna said, i knew, i've read a million books, seen a million stories, you should not open your second store so far away. her plan was to open in a different neighborhood because it's so neighborhood-based. then these investors came along and she just did it. and it seems to be working because of these investors. >> absolutely. i think she's got the luxury of investors. i think a lot of people who want to expand a business have to do it out of their right or left pocket. so i think that, you know, she's very fortunate. and the fact that her investors were willing to roll up their sleeves and actually work in the business to help her, they were that invested in making the business a success. i think that, you know, she's got a very rare opportunity and

anna werner on a planned parenthood dispute that may leave women without health services. and from jim axelrod, their advice to college grads who can't find a job? grow one. they did. >> inspire our whole generation to take a difference course. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. no country has ever been isolated in the way that iran is about to be. we learned today that iran will be electronically severed from world commerce. it's possible because the world's financial transactions go through a central computer hub in belgium, a hub that's called swift. disconnecting iran from swift is the most severe step yet to try to cripple iran's economy and force the country to end its nuclear program. and if that doesn't work, israel can continues planning for the military option. we have two reports tonight. first, anthony mason on this latest economic sanction. >> reporter: how effective a sanction do you think this will be? >> well, this is the last big one. >> reporter: leonard shrank ran swift for 15 years. est

anna gristina said she was broke without two nickels to her name. the court granted her request for a court-appointed attorney but denied letting her pick the attorney she wants. no signs yet of the hockey mom's alleged accomplice, a 30-year-old named jaynie mae baker, seen here in her facebook photo, who reportedly was planning to turn herself in. friends of baker describe her as an upstanding citizen engaged in charity work for children and animals. the high-priced tricks were apparently inside this upper east side new york city apartment. prosecutors say moguls, celebrities, and politicians forked over 2,000 bucks an hour or 5,000 for an entire evening. gristina says she's no madam, admitting only to renting the place as a crash pad for friends involved in secret affairs. but prosecutors say it's an airtight case, with hours of incriminating recordings from gristina. a potential bombshell to the hockey mom's defense, this woman, irma nici. nici has come forward, saying she worked as a call girl in anna gristina referred her clients. here's nici's

an anna werner on high-level resignations at the komen for the cure breast cancer charity. and "on the road" with steve hartman. the shots seen round the world. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, it was an extraordinary moment at the white house today. the president made his first public comments about trayvon martin, the unarmed florida teenager who was shot to death by a neighborhood watch volunteer. president obama spoke not only as the president but as an african american parent. he said "when i think about this boy, i think about my own kids." >> i think all of just to do some soul searching to figure out how does something like this happ happen. and that means that we examine the laws and the context for what happened as well as the specifics of the incident. but my main message is to the parents of trayvon martin. if i had a son, he'd look like trayvon. >> pelley: it was a sunday night a month ago in sanford, florida. ray von martin, a high school student never in trouble with the law, was on on an e

anna gristina said they're trying to sweat me out. i'd bite my tongue off before i tell them jeanne thing. she said prosecutors grilled her for hours, demanding that they tell her about each one. the ones i knew for a long time investing in politics and real estate. i got the impression they were trying to make a case. they didn't know what it was. you know what this was, phishing. >> might have said something boasting, exaggerated. might have been kidding. >> reporter: the post also as photos from rift rift's -- gristina's love nest. >> it as an apartment. it's a small one bedroom, with not even a real kitchen. >> reporter: they say i have made millions for years and i have for other people. she has helped in real estate. anna gristina claims the woman who said she is her partner in crime is a legitimate match maker. t.j. winick, new york. >>> clear skies over maryland today. man, a nice looking day, a little bit of a breeze on federal hill. today was cooler but very comfortable. this will get colder as we get a reinforcing shot of c

. >> anna gristina is portraying herself as a suburban mom who's running a business on the up and up. >> what i've been told, anna was running prostitution services. >> the judge reviewed gristina if convicted, she could spend seven years in prison. >>> a little built of a breeze out there but tough to complain. temperatures well above 70. you can see the flag flapping moderately on federal hill. 68 at bwi but we were above 70 earlier today, not record-breaking warmth but warmer than expected. this is seth the stage for a warm day. these last days of winter looking like they'll feel like anything but. it was plenty of blue skies, lots of sunshine. kent island, a gorgeous shot over the mighty chesapeake. the weather is holding up. what about ocean city. so very few people out there in this part of early march still. maryland's most powerful radar, any active weather, some yes. we're tracking a line of showers pushing into deep creek lake just a slow moving line that will diminish somewhat overnight. not that we couldn't get a couple of showers but i think the better chance will hold of

. >> reporter: this morning, anna gristina is heading back to court.e judge will examine whether she can afford to hire an attorney. prosecutors say she ran a lucrative prostitution bring but he reportedly claimed to be broke. now there are new reports that the alleged hockey mom alleged accomplice, a 30-year-old named jaynie baker is planning to turn herself in this afternoon. while baker is facing up to seven years on felony charges promoting prostitution, her friends say she's downright faintly involved. there's a bed on the floor, a few candles for mood lighting. also a small living room with a disheveled couch. this $600 a month apartment, prosecutors say is the place where moguls, celebrities and politicians paid to be with p t prostitutes. meanwhile, this woman, irma nisi is coming to say that she worked as a call girl and. we spoke to the attorney. anna gristina is portraying herself as a suburban mom who is running a business on the up and up. from what you know, is that true? >> that's false from what i know. what i've been told, anna gristin

to anna it was more than a news story.d. >> i had opportunity to rescue donkey, this animal. and as a human being, you know, to do something good, i'm happy about that. and i really care about her, even now. we spend a lot of time together. she's like my family now. >>> a bold granny, brazen robberies and some of the most bizarre situations we've seen. you might not believe them if they weren't caught on camera. that's all for this edition. i'm contessa brewer.

anna jung, nhk world, seoul. >>> japan's already released details of its preparations. the country's self-defense forces are on standby to intercept debris from the north korean rocket. sdf analysts have sketched out the flight path. part of the rocket is expected to race over a chain of islands southwest of okinawa. defense minister naoki tanaka has ordered the self-defense forces to be prepared to shoot down any debris that seems likely to fall on japanese territory. >> translator: i hope that the defense ministry and sdf will be fully prepared for the launch soon in order to protect japan and its people. >> the sdf will prepare to deploy surface-to-air missiles toward several target areas. they include okinawa and islands to the southwest and the tokyo metropolitan area. the sdf will also deploy aegis destroyers equipped with interceptor missiles in waters off okinawa. >>> japan's prime minister yoshihiko noda called on world leaders to share the lessons the country learned from last year's accident at the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant. noda spoke during a wo

anna werner has more. >>> holly andrews says the plant parenthood clinic in her town of corsicana isnly option. for free check kbrups. the 44-year-old mother of two says breast cancer runs in her family. >> if i didn't have the women's healthcare program, i would not have my yearly mammogram, no. >> just would not at all? >> no. >> you don't have insurance. >> i don't have insurance. >> she's worried about a recent texas decision to exclude planned parenthood from that federal program, which provides free preventative services like breast and cervical cancer screenings to low-income women. >> are you mad? >> yeah! >> around the state, other women are protesting the decision. planned parenthood serves 50,000 women in the program. the federal government says denying money to the organization, a qualified provider under medicaid rules, is illegal. so it's pulled $35 million in federal funding. governor rick perry defends the state's decision. >> we don't want planned parenthood and their affiliates who are in the abortion business engaged in this process. this is pretty straight up. >>

. >> in anna is a stay at home mom.cooks all meals, takes care of the kids, volunteers, but she might not be able to get a credit card. >> this is just distrising to me. i work hard and contribute to a family unit. >> that is because the new rule has changed how applicants state their income. and each must say how much they make as individuals that, is a problem for anna and others. >> i pay bills and help manage our investments and i do house maintenance, yard maintenance. >> consumer action's joe ride jout say banks may to be blame. >> the problem lie was the banks. and there is sloppy underwriting standards. >> new york congress woman wrote the original legislation with intention of protecting college students. >> this had a standard of ability to pay for students so they'd not graduate with overwhelming burdens of debt. >> there is a perception the college kids don't manage credit card well but the data shows college kids manage their card as well as, if not better than average credit card hold year the senior couns

. >> jimmy: number nine, anna! ♪ anna anna's got the bucket. there you go. give him that $100!-- that was gatorade. that was gatorade. >> tastes good. >> jimmy: yeah, it tastes good. yeah, there you go. [ laughter ] all right, here you go, buddy. the odds are getting better. [ drumroll ] [ audience yelling ] >> i'm going to go with four this time. >> jimmy: number four, nicole k.! ♪ nicole k dump that $100 on his head! [ drumroll ] [ audience ohs ] [ sad tuba ] thank you very much, nicole. he had best leave the goggles on, probably. yeah, i'd just probably leave them on. >> yeah. >> jimmy: they're useless now, yeah. >> yeah, it smells good. >> jimmy: yeah. you got a good mix. that was buffalo sauce and some wings. >> barbecue cheese. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's good. >> jimmy: there's the wings floating around there. if you find it, go for it. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, tyler. [ cheers ] > two. >> jimmy: two? we're going with megan o.! ♪ megan o all right. [ drumroll ] megan, let him have it! no. [ audience ohs ] [ sad tuba ] he doesn't win it! >> aw. yeah. >> jimmy

. >> anna and ainsley good morning to you as well. congratulations on the debut of fox and friends first. >> eric holder is expect to do deliver his speech today. he will be speaking before law students at northwestern university, chicago. while we don't have advanced details of his speech he is said to talk about what is known as a top secret program of targeted killing for americans involved in groups like al qaeda and who commit acts of terrorism against the united states overseas. such an action has already taken place. you may remember september of last year a u.s. drone strike killed an american citizen an marr. that attack also killed another american citizen of north carolina. his death was categorized as collateral damage. they are pressing them to have the kill program. they say it's a failure to provide lack of process for americans who are suspected of operating with terrorist groups overseas. eric holder will talk about using lethal force. >>> now to an extreme weather alert. the images you have seen are heartbreaking. to

here is anna bateman again a little bit later picture. she did something extraordinary, that this she filed for divorce, scandalous. if you are in her class, you should just get over it if your husband is unfaithful you should accept it and move on. but she said mike marriage meant something to me, he was unfaithful and going to file. then he became ill with a terminal illness and he said i'd better call of the divorce because i can't divorce a man that is trying. then he got better and picked up with anna bateman again and she said heck with that i'm going to reinstitute the divorce but before it was finalized he died. secure she is 1905 -- no, this is the site for the girl scouts come this is her on the right and and on the left. i have no, i just wanted you to see it. first time anyone has ever seen the wife and mistress side-by-side. i know. i'm not saying it the. of 1905, she is widowed, she has learned her husband left the money to his mistress, she fought with her sister-in-law to regain some of the money which she did, she was nev

megyn mitchell, anaconda hyde, -- anna conda hyde. and two other speakers. >> i am speaking for monetta white. there are people that i would drop everything for to help. monetta white is one of them. i learned a lot from her. everything from marketing to bookkeeping. i can work at any restaurant but i doubt the owner would give me the time or the patient's to train me to do the things outside my normal -- normal scope of work the way she did. she knows what it's like to be in your 20's and be scared about your next step. she put me to the challenge and taught me how to do it. it is not just me, it is her other employees who will tell you the same thing. when you step through those doors you'll meet the friendly staff that cares about the place and will take care of it. she has that respect. we have worked together in the cbd. she was the marketing chair of the board. we worked on marketing campaigns for the soma corridor. i did merchant outreach which i doubt anyone would go to unless the issue is going to that meeting. i want to fini

we saw that softer side of the monarchy and so did anna albury. >> that was funny.aid how was that. i said that was good. >> reporter: he asked you? >> i'm dead serious. he actually asked me how he did. >> reporter: the prince was lacking for your seal of approval. >> i think so. i was like, that was good. >> how sweet. >> i know. just when you think you can't like harry any more, he was so tender with her but didn't we like little anna? >> she's great. >> i don't think it's ever bad to be a heartthrob. >> he makes the girls giggle at every age, right, gayle? >> that's what i receive from people. i wouldn't know. >>> they may be hollywood's new odd achoo! nasal allergy symptoms like congestion, runny nose, itchy nose and sneezing can hit you year-round, indoors or out. prescription nasonex is clinically proven to help relieve nasal allergy symptoms any time of year. [ female announcer ] infections of the nose and throat and slow wound healing may occur. do not use nasonex until your nose has healed from any sore, surgery or injury. eye problems, including glaucoma o

anna werner, cbs news, west liberty kentucky. >>> back here on the cbs5 weather center. good evening everybody, we'll have a big time weather change and it is already happening right now. but tomorrow, 20 degrees cooler in liver more. this is the reason why we are checking in on the live high definition radar. you can see a little bit of the light precipitation beginning to show up on the radar screen just north of santa rosa. it is raining on out here. but this will be very light precipitation for you upstream. it's snow and ice just outside la port. we had some light rain down here. the air temperatures are standing in the 40s. san francisco cooled up today to 54. and then currently in the upper 40s. these numbers are dropping between 38 and 48 degrees. westerly winds are 10 to 20. but they will rotate tomorrow to the north and northwest and increase up to 50 miles per hour winds. the blue highlighted areas, that's why you will have a wind advisory, affecting them tomorrow through midnight and they will be on the backside of this. you'll notice the scattered rain showe