atta girl. go. ♪ melanie: this, and a pack of ultras., you got something smaller than this, miss? sorry, that's all i have. (doorbell dings) come on, please. are you okay? he'll kill me. here. (phone ringing) tripp: clerk was smart, he sensed something was wrong and called it in. well, what did she say to him? i mean, what tipped him off? i believe she said, uh, "he will kill me"" i don't get it. why would a man on the run take a risk like that? because... a man like that can't escape his m.o. he's already killed three girls. clerk says she came in and bought a pack of ultras and some radiator fluid. then she paid for it with a benjamin. could be having car problems. toller might still be in the area. hold on a second. what did she just do? i don't know, roll that back. look at that. looks like she stole something on the way out of the store. what is that? i don't know. tell you what, let's get this over to av. it's a disposable phone. kqq must be the brand. all right. you were right, here she is, the serial number. okay, well, if we fin

atta girl. go. ♪ melanie: this, and a pack of ultras., you got something smaller than this, miss? sorry, that's all i have. (doorbell dings) come on, please. are you okay? he'll kill me. here. (phone ringing) tripp: clerk was smart, he sensed something was wrong and called it in. well, what did she say to him? i mean, what tipped him off? i believe she said, uh, "he will kill me"" i don't get it. why would a man on the run take a risk like that? because... a man like that can't escape his m.o. he's already killed three girls. clerk says she came in and bought a pack of ultras and some radiator fluid. then she paid for it with a benjamin. could be having car problems. toller might still be in the area. hold on a second. what did she just do? i don't know, roll that back. look at that. looks like she stole something on the way out of the store. what is that? i don't know. tell you what, let's get this over to av. it's a disposable phone. kqq must be the brand. all right. you were right, here she is, the serial number. okay, well, if we fin

. >> gas prices this summe as they go u the obama administtion is bracing for a whole new line of attayou are going to hear the president talked a lot about how there arere fewer oil imports than before and domestic oil production is up. i am sure mitt romneney will take that attack if he becomes the nominee. >> whehere is the president going to go for his state of the union? " i think there will be manufacturing announcements and things that have to do with job creaon. there is whole mantra coming from the white house that they have abandoned working with congress. >> what is the volcker rule and white publicans hate it? >> the volcker rule tries to stop trading for the house with customerer deposits that are injured by the government. the proboblem with this is the government was to ensurere that the banks keep doing market making the kinds of trades that alwed our markets to function smoothly. figuring o out h t to stop them trading themselves is so touough. >> on top of that theanks have huge resources. if they bebet wrong, they can get into aot of troue very quickly. if joscannot

police say he also claimed responsibility for an arson atta a shrine in tokyo last month. the fire charred part of the gate at the shrine. the landmark honors the war dead, including leaders who were convicted of war crimes. the man reportedly told police that he did not return to china because he was afraid of being arrested. he went instead to south korea, accompanied by a japanese woman. police plan to question him further about his motive and investigate whether the japanese woman was involved in the attacks. >>> six giant pandas became the first residents of a new nature reserve in china on wednesday. the new facility has been built to help captive bred pandas adjust to the wild. 200 government officials and researchers attended a ceremony to mark the opening of a nature reserve in sichuan province, southwestern china. the six pandas, aged 2 to 4, were raised at a breeding center. they moved to a fenced in forest on the facility's 1.3 square kilometers of land. they've given a small hut where they can sleep and eat. the pandas will undergo up to five years of training

it's eerily deserted, except for military atta almost every corner. just anahour earliaer, video posted on the internet showed the streets of dumaa filled with antigovernment protesters. by the time we were allowed in, the residents told us they'd run away when the shooting started. over the years, anyone who challenged the ruling family was either exiled or jailed, like dr. chair, an opposition leader now out of prison and deeply worried. >> it must be a warning to allah those, and they must act very quickly and very effectively to avoid the progress of civil war. >> reporter: but calls for political dialogue are lost in the growing chorus of religious hatred and the volleys of gunfire. it's a tragedy for syria and the embryonic opposition. >> if the battle is lost, most of us will be either jailed or executed. we know that. so we must not-- we must not lose our fight. >> reporter: outside the capital, spiraling mistrust and murder suggests it may already be too late. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, damascus. >> pelley: there have been mass killings in n

iran has the can really to mine this street over what it was and cause a blockage to various tank atta's however they will never to do that except on one condition if they were prohibited from selling their oil in that case they would take the attitude that if we cannot sell our oil we will stall all oil exports from the gulf furthermore in an act of defiance iran is carried by barrel of sample of challenging the us then nor are installations in saudi arabia which are out of the biggest in stations and they were and from which the nine p. pair of cent of saudi oil exports are loaded. what do you think about that john might before we go to the break here i mean is is this what you think this is plausible that the sanctions will actually work or are really right this is just a political move in washington to please the israelis and please the republican electorate well i'm puzzled by it because the thing is if iran isn't selling its oil to the european union it will be selling it to somebody else that person will then need to import less oil from elsewhere and that will be freed up for the

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hall investigators later identified the bomber as a twenty year old from russia's republic of english atta trained by islam. terrorists in the north caucasus region seventeen of militants linked to the attack were killed in special operations last year four have been detained but one of the world's most wanted terrorists doc who model who claimed responsibility for masterminding the bombing is still on the run. let's go to the our to world of it update for you here's some other headlines in brief from around the globe start with iraq it's where a wave of car bombings of killed fourteen injured more than seventy of the blasts occurred in mainly shia areas of baghdad the latest attacks come just after the u.s. removed its troops from the country last month at least one hundred and seventy people have been killed in sectarian violence since that military withdrawal. turkey has vowed to retaliate after the french senate approved of the old make me the prime to deny the massacre of armenians by the ottoman empire in one nine hundred fifteen was a genocide both houses of the french parliament ha

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he is accused of more than 50 arson attacks over new year's weekend across 3 million in damage attaes>> still ahead tonight, if you had to guess, what would you say it the costliest natural disaster in 2011? >> i would have to say this tsunami. the ratings are in, and so are the numbers. the tsunami in japan, hurricane irene. >> these carpentry students are hard at work at a project of them are mentally friendly. i will explain coming up. >> the cold air hanging around tonight with a few flurries and snow showers. we will track those in check out of warming trend in the seven- day forecast coming up next. right now 30 degrees at the airport. 33 at the inner harbor. ." theirest made good on effort to begin seizing dozens of vehicles from the baltimore city housing authority. we what the fallout for you. the video of a man assaulting a police officer. we're live at city headquarters with the details of the suspects criminal background. these stories and much more when you jo >> and the students are learning valuable skills and recycling at the same time. -- carpenter students are learni

. >> reporter: fall-out continues from the attas nation of the nuclear scientist on the street of iranth the intelligence minister pointing squarely to u.s., israel. >> they cannot hide the siner the hand saying that had nothing do with it or it was not done by the agent. >> the top u.s. officials by secretary of state hillary clinton on down condemned the violence. the fourth iranian nuclear scientist to be killed in the last couple of years. just as tehran edges closer to developing nuclear weapons. the suspicion in iran, israel delivered the hit with a wink and a nod. fueled by the government saying that government is not shedding a tear and white house pointedly not denying israeli involvement. >> we condemn violence in ira iran. >> you shouldn't take this, we're not speaking for any other country. >> santorum flatly suggested that the u.s. was involved in the say sas nation and says it was a smart move. >> you can't assassinate people. tell that to allawi. we have done it. we can do it for someone producing a nuclear bomb. >> israel on the itinerary thursday for joint chiefs chair

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i think he came out the winner in his primary because of the atta attacks on his private life. >> allay until last night. >> is it pro-life republican, i really like what santorum has to say. >> i'm a ron paul supporter, so i appreciated hearing him live, but i don't think that he was given quite the amount of time the others were. >> out front now, republican congressman, tim scott, of south carolina. local conservative talk show host vince colclough, and john avalon. congressman g to see you. i know you're friends with newt gingrich, have been for a long time. you have not yet endorsed. how do you think it's going to go? >> last night, there was a softball thrown as newt gingrich, it was ugly, but he hit it out of the park. it changed the dynamic of the race. i would have said before yesterday, there would have been a photo finish with romney cuting the tape first, and i would say today it slipped. still a very tight race. i was in the gym this afternoon, and the folks in the gym paused and then they said, newt. i was very surprised. i think the momentum has shifted because the back

now, this is actually a live look ta here square in -- atta here square in cairo.t took 18 days for egyptians to oust their president. the new parliament opened its first session on monday. >>> today marks seven days without power for people in trout lake, washington. they've been under four feet of snow since last thursday. crews are working 16 hours a day to get everyone back online. >>> once the fog burned off, it was a really nice day on tuesday. >> yes, it was. >> would you believe this? we're in the middle of a major solar storm. >> the flares jumping from the sun are the strongest they've been in years. lindsey mastis explains the effects. >> it happened sunday but it is affecting earth now. a solar flare eruption so big it is sending strong radiation our way. >> the biggest eruptions can disrupt satellite operations. they can disrupt radio communications. they can disrupt gps. >> nasa research scientist says it can also affect flight. in this case, disruptions are only affecting a certain part of the earth. radiation from the solar flare is traveling to the

president to do what i can without them.qu >> chris: question: how will you counter that line ofun atta? >> chris, 30 jobs bills passed30 over the last year in a republican house of representatives that are sitting in the united states senate. 30. our focusna over the last 12er months has been on jobs. our focus over the course of the next 12 months is going to be on jobs. the president asked us to extend theid payroll tax credit, make c sure that they'll be extended, unemployment insurance with reforms, and make sure that doctors that dealt with patients were adequately reimbursed. he asked us to do it for a year. we did it for a year. it was the united states senate who decided we're just going to do it for two months.us we can't agree on how we're going to offset these costs. so we'll just kick the can down the road. we've done our job for the american people and the fact ish this, chris, the president's policies have failed to get our economy moving again and as a matter of fact, it's the president's policies that havepr actually made our economy worse. >> chris: okay. >> it's time

we all do it for that atta boy that pat on the back that says you're a member. you're part of our team. and so the concept that a lot of economists and psychologists have that we're in this rat race just to get money. just to acquire more money. i actually don't think that applies to most people. most of us are in it for self-respect. >> part of what you are talking about su want to be relevant. >> that's right. >> you want to be part of the conversation. you want what you doo have consequences. what you do to have consequences can be a lot of things. it can be teaching, making a difference in somebody's life or you can be part of some great political idea that has been triumphant or you can write something. but the idea is to matter. >> well, that's right. look you and i in our careers have encountered senior executives, c.e.o.s, former krooss, c.o.s emeritus, they still have a corner office but no one reports to them this renot part of the conversati any more. and those people tend to debt depressed. so we do want to matter. >> and so is that the definition of

two teenagers in canada built man out of legos, attached him to a helium balloon, and atta attached a camera. he cleared the earth's atmosphere, getting 80 miles into the air. waving to vx 34. these two teens saved $400 to fund the mission. they got the camera back after the balloon burst because of gps technology. >> canadian astronaut. than thanks, josh. >>> now to "your voice, your vote." the former front-runner pulled out all the stops last night. romney's strategy clear from the start. hit hard, never let newt off the mat. >> mitt romney just hired a debate coach, and, man, it shows last night. he showed up with a bucket full of zingers. he dumped them all on newt gingrich. in the final debate before florida votes, mitt romney was not just loaded for bear. he was loaded for newt. unleeching on him. >> the idea that i'm anti-immigrant is repulsive. >> reporter: romney was just as prepared for a new line of attacks from gingrich. >> so maybe governor romney in the spirit of openness should tell us how much money he made have house holds that have been foreclosed on by his investmen

. >> if you caught that atta boy at the state of the union speech and were wondering what that was about, two aide workers were kidnapped in october. jessica buchanan and her colleague were unhurt but nine somalia kidnappers were killed. david mckenzie is joining me now on assignment in jerusalem to fill in some of the blanks for us. the pentagon says that these hostage holders were kidnappers, not terrorists. is this who we call pirates when they attack the boats? >> it could be, randi. what we do know is that they were after money, not after any kind of political goal and so it's safe to say they weren't islamic terrorists, they are al kw kwid da groups and they weren't terrorists in a way, they were just criminals, kidnappers. and certainly that's what we're both hearing on the ground in somalia and also what the pentagon is telling us, that these are people who wanted cash and in some ways it made them easier to deal with both by the military and also by people trying to push it diplomatically before that. randi? >> from what we understand, this danish group was trying to protect som

it was muhammed atta. there are people out there in our general area. we don't know who they are.have to keep our guard up. thank god for people like you that are going to support us. i do have a question. what would be your stand as far as our role in the un? there has been a lot of discussion about reducing our role. >> i co chaired with the center george mitchell. we reviewed it intensely. it is amazingly bureaucratic. it is very correct. -- corrupt. the assembly is dominated by tiny dictatorships. we tolerate it. if i were to become your president, every ambassador will have as one of their top three or four items getting the vote of the country they are assigned to. we will start developing a relationship of on democracies to have an alternative system. i will cut out a substantial amount of american money. it is such a corrupt system. it is important for us to understand how much it is a vehicle of anti-america and anti-israeli propaganda. we do not need to tolerate it. there are 2300 counties. you could suggest the odd to get a vote because they mostly have larger populatio

first things first, your atta attacker sometimes is going to come from the front when you see him, sometimess a good legworkout, too. >> flexibility. it's not mental. >> drop your chin so you can breathe. now i have a lot of options but i'm going to look for my target. eyes, fingers in the eyes, right, or pull him close and -- >> whoa. that's what you were talking about. >> that's plan a. >> sometimes you have a weapon. >> a key. >> and it's going to go in his neck. and if you don't have that, you have your elbow, strike him across the face. next thing, i need one more thing to get him down because he's already going and then stilettos. boom. >> oh. triple threat. >> okay. come to carrie. >> oh, okay. >> drop your center of gravity. >> my center of gravity. am i kicking you in the balls first? >> you can. >> i can't remember. >> eyes. >> oh, i'm hitting him in the eyes. >> elbow. >> elbow. >> knee. kick him in the -- >> going! >> down! and stiletto. >> the key. i didn't do the key. >> you got it. >> thank you so much. you're good. scared of you. you can see the whole program on her dvd calle