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. >> they may have shied awa fm it but my view is that abortion is the question, republicans win.n is the issue republicans lose. by making tit le 10, which ovides equal access to m money for contraception, this has become a big issue. for women, this is a very sleeping giant kind of thing. i have this quouotation courtesy of ruth marcus of "the washington post." george w. bush said when he was gogovernor, , "we ed to take the sensationalism out of this topic. if a family planning is anything, it is a public health matter." "there would have been 1 million more unwanted pregnancies, and nearly half of them would have endeup in abortions." i don't understand it. if you are against abortn, why would you be against birth control? look >>, the onlnly rereason it has become anssue among republicans is that santorum is living in the 1950's and he makes it an issue. i don't see any of the other candidateses who thinks it is an issue. remember they're really a debate where abc's stephanopoulos asked about contraception? romney said, whathe hell is this a about, who talks about this, it is

the review awas ordered after the bankruptcy of solyndra.he government has set aside $10 billion for the program. >>> washington state has officially become the 7th state to legalize gay marriage. [ screaming ] it was signed into law. it takes effect june 7. opponents are mounting challenges on multiple fronts. they plan to file a challenge monday that could put the law on hold pending the outcome of a november vote. >>> new jersey is one step closer to recognize gay marriage. the state assembly will now take up the bill. however, the governor of new jersey chris christie has promised to veto it. >>> a small girl in the balkans lucky to be alive after surviving an avalanche. she was pulled from the snow in kosovo on sunday. she is believed to be 6 years old. there she is. residents are -- rescue workers helped dig out the house where she was trapped. nine people died in the avalanche but that little girl will be okay. >> unbelievable. >>> high surf coming in. lawrence has details. >> swells from the golden gate northward. otherwise a great v

but there really does needs to be awa wake-up call for skren re x and younger.any people are having pensions, there are a lot more independent contractors. they don't have 401 kflt plans. so it's really important that you begin thinking about what do i need to do in order to be sure i can retire. otherwise 30 years from now -- >> we'll all be in a world of trouble. so what choices can you make that can help you? >> the first thing that's really important is to just get a reality check. it does look different. and even when we look at social security, the increase in taxes, we don't know what it's going to to look like 30 years from now. so i always say plan as though you're not going to have any of those things. plan as though you're entirely responsible. and a part of that reality check is the fact that we don't learn these things in school. employers are not required to teach them. so you want to invest in your own financial education. >> and you say do the math. what does that mean. p. >> a lot of people never do the math, they never say how much do i need an

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>>reporter: might give it awa away. >> yes.>>reporter: chef believes it would be legal to offer a 20 dollar salad topped with free duck. so this isn't over. >> no. do ban work dan? did prohibition work? is this any different than getting a medical marijuana card when you really jaws pot head. >>reporter: there are a few chap engage the childish temper tantrum tactic but the map behind the campaign says most of the state 300 restaurants that sell this duck have already told him they will stop by july 1st. and his activist will be watching ready to report chef to local authorities if they break the law. >> we already have animal cruelty laws and eights not somebody's choice to torture or be cruel to an animal and since this duck can only be made through animal cruelty through force feeding it's just a logical extension to ban the product. >>reporter: both san joaquin county sheriff's department where the farm is and san francisco health department tell me they will enforce the ban. in a new i team blog explore one claim by the in

herbie has been stripped of his awa award because someone looked at his design honored for months anddrew maybe possibly look like they could potentially be throwing gang signs. here's how herbie reacted when he found out. >> i don't think that's fair. i tried the best i could. i don't have nothing that -- our design doesn't have nothing to do with no gangs, nothing. don't got nothing to do with no gang, no violence, no nothing. it's a picture someone worked hard for and did the best they can. >> yeah. and they're taking away his prize, too, a thousand dollar saves bond. herbie's art teacher helped him work on his design. here's what she had to say. >> yes, i have peace of mind, is there no gang sign here. >> the art teacher said she showed him examples of hands to draw. the one on the right, his design is on the left. i think the city of chicago needs to looks into that teaching children how to succeed pamphlet for gang signs. she said it's nothing personal and will give herbie a saves bond out of her own pocket. here's herbie before. >> when i do make money and i am able to settle i

this, you were flying the h-6 little bird helicopter and the only service aif yay fviator to get this awa tau ji, iraq, and the tailman took a hit to the rotor, and you not only go after him guns blazing, but kept refueling and attacking and you are credited with saving a lot of lives that day, but it sounds like this is something that you consider a day at the office. so how do you feel about being the recipient of this honor? >> well, thomas, i'll tell you that i i'm humbled to be on the presence of of the guys on the ground, because they are america's best special ops forces, and i'm humbled to work with them frankly. i would like to mention if it is okay, but i want to put a shout out to the coast guard brothers and sisters out there who lost four members this morning, and my heart is going out to their families. >> obviously, heavy hearts for people in the military community with news of that indeed. when talking about the gala taking place tonight, as i understand it 200 people in attendance and half veterans and the rest presumed guests representing the country, and all 50 states.

in economics for analysis of decision making, on certainty, the only noneconomy minums to win that awa is onef the most influential psychologists in history and certainly the most psychologist alive today and writes about the ideas that have driven his career over the past five decades in a new book, it is called thinking, fast and slow. and i am pleased to have daniel kahneman here at this table for the first time and it is about time. so i am glad you are here. >> i am delighted to be here. >> rose: let's give credit where credit should be given to your colleague, the late. >> thirsky. >> rose: a great friendship. >> yes. >> rose: and a great -- tell me about the friend ship first. >> well, you know, we were extraordinarily lucky, so this was one of those collaborations that people dream of and there are very few who are that lucky. we like each other, so we spent all of our days, you know, hours every day, and. >> rose: talking about what. >> talking about everything, but also our subject was the subject of intuition and specifically the study of the stakes of intuition so what we w

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it's interesting how he found the time and opportunity to put his mask onto sometime awa swim away fromto putting it back on and render assistance. ultimately he is guilty of murder, the jury can reasonably conclude that and they should. patti ann: they mentioned motive being the $130,000 insurance policy. he was only married for eleven days. they are on their moneye honeymoon. he married this woman that he didn't love so he could murder her for the money? >> i think that is really a stretch. the insurance policy is a red herring. the insurance policy named her father as the beneficiary, not him, so he had nothing to gain, zippo to gain by her death. >> if that's the case -- >> stop, stop, i'm not finished. >> sorry. >> thank you. they could have mutually taken out insurance policies, but they didn't. i think that this guy really didn't know what he was doing, he panicked. if his regular hraeurt i regulator is knocked out of his mouth -- >> just need to clarify though, he attempted to collect on that policy e. filed suit to get that money. if it was in someone else's name it was news to

let me start with what you knew there was going to be response fast and four uurious right awa that i's listen to mitt romney. >> not so fast, mr. president. this is the 36th straight month with unemployment above the red line. your own administration drew. and if you take into account all the people who are struggling for work or just stopped looking, the real unemployment rate is under 15%. >> you know what's amazing is that mitt romney actually said that before the president's comments actually came out on super bowl sunday. but you can bet your bottom dollar that this is kind of where the stump is going to go. lenny, you know, everybody thought the numbers sounded so good on friday. and then came the reality check. so where will the reality checks be in terms of how the republicans see it? >> well, the reality checks start with this. 63.7%. that's the lowest percentage of participation the american job market in 30 years. that includes the height of the recession. so how can we celebrate the unemployment rate going down when participation has gone down as well. to me that means pe

take some time before middle class americans regain the sense of security that's been slipping inping awacapitol hill. and joining us now from capitol hill, oklahoma senator tom coburn with a new look this morning. >> i'm very distressed. >> yes, why? >> well, he shaved his beard. >> well, he looks good. he must have lost a bet or something. and north carolina senator richard burr joins us this morning. >> guys, thank you so much for being here. always great to see you. tom, we start with a tough question. why did you shave the beard? >> oh, yeah. >> it started taking longer to care for the beard than it did not to shave and the whole purpose for the beard was saving time. >> when you started braiding ii, mika and i grew concerned. let's talk about medicare, guys. we got into a dust-up onset yesterday or the day before. i say we, i did. >> they had the senior choice act. >> i was suggesting that medicare and medicaid was going to cause the biggest danger to this country as far as deficits go over the next 30 years or so. tom coburn, let me start with you, you've studied it, you've got a n

. >> not that i'm awa of no sir. >> turning to another area of inquiry, could you shed some light one talks that are in progress if there are such talks as mr. karzai has acknowledged in the past few days there are apparently involving the three parties, talent income united states in afghanistan? >> yes, sir, there have been. i don't think either general burgess are kind of the authorities on the negotiations with the taliban. i am sure the special representative for afghanistan, pakistan and marc grossman is far better informed about. but i'm sure there have been dialogue. i'm sure president karzai is through directly or intermediaries has been discussing reconciliation issues with the taliban. >> you are aware that such talks are ongoing? >> yes, sir. i believe they are. >> what is the need down for releasing these currently incarcerated taliban insurgents if those talks are ongoing at the moment? the maxtor, this is part of confidence building. i think that started as kind of a separate track and there are some reciprocity consideration which are preferred to talk about in closed

. >> bopaul giveth and taketh awa. >> it's complicated. >> this is can you take it to barack obama theit to newt gingrich in the debate this week and he had some really good lines. and it will appeal to conservatives who have doubts about mitt romney. we need a white house the best of what we are than what europe is becoming. that's a good line. he's trying hopefully to look ahead to the general and bring the issues back. >> we're anticipating newt gingrich really any moment. >> i think that speech also makes it a lot harder for newt gingrich to try to gang tackle him tonight because he united the party. look, we have our divisions in these primaries. it doesn't divide us, it prepares us. he played the nice guy. that makes it tougher for gingrich. it was a very conservative speech. this is a speech that spoke to the base of the party and focused on obama. this is the kind of speech i think he did need to give tonight. he did something i haven't seen him do before, he reached out to the audience. he said, if you want to make these changes in washington, if you want to get the economy, t

. >> bopaul giveth and taketh awa. >> it's complicated. >> this is can you take it to barack obama theit to newt gingrich in the debate this week and he had some really good lines. and it will appeal to conservatives who have doubts about mitt romney. we need a white house the best of what we are than what europe is becoming. that's a good line. he's trying hopefully to look ahead to the general and bring the issues back. >> we're anticipating newt gingrich really any moment. >> i think that speech also makes it a lot harder for newt gingrich to try to gang tackle him tonight because he united the party. look, we have our divisions in these primaries. it doesn't divide us, it prepares us. he played the nice guy. that makes it tougher for gingrich. it was a very conservative speech. this is a speech that spoke to the base of the party and focused on obama. this is the kind of speech i think he did need to give tonight. he did something i haven't seen him do before, he reached out to the audience. he said, if you want to make these changes in washington, if you want to get the economy, t