. >> his basalry is a mere $-- bae salary is a mere $900,000. >> in 2010, he got a bonus and stock worthon. he's doing okay. >>> one woman from washington state doesn't make that kind of big money. who does? she makes money from entering contests. up to 150 a day. >> it pays off. she's won jewelry, trips to meet famous people, boats, and cash. her living room is filled with her loot. april says in her best year, she won about $65,000 in prizes. she sells some of it on ebay. >> if it pays the bills, you go. >>> she may be tiny. but she has more heart than most of us. >> the 3-year-old goes face to face with a lion. he shows is off the huge paws. she barely flinched. >> unbelievable. >> look at her. mommy, look. >> it takes a 3-year-old to be that fearless. we're all thankful for that very sturdy piece of glass. >> how would you have reacted? >> i would have wet myself and been down the block before that thing started roaring. >> that's how preschoolers roll. brave. >> not me. >> for some of you, your local news is next. >>> for everyone else, our becky worley sup early giving us a tour of

we all know that more ships will bring more jobs, more dollars, and on behalf of bae, we support the crucible. excuse me while i head off to our party. -- we support the cruise terminal. excuse me while i had often our party. commissioner brandon: thank you. >> business director. the captain would be here today, but he is doing some reserve duty with the navy. i just want to take a few minutes to say how much we support this project. the san francisco pilots have been in existence here since 1850. i appreciated the comprehensive history that peter shared with us, how long this has been coming down the pike. i guess this is the last lap. let's put this through. it was nice to see the team that has been behind this. we want to abolish the hard work that monique and all the people have done. we support this -- we want to acknowledge the hard work that monique and all her people have done. >> good morning, commissioners. jim lazarus, san francisco chamber of commerce, related by marriage to one of your commissioners for full disclosure. i am year to request of the president of the chambe

bae systems, lockheed martin, and corporations bank of america, exxon, and goldman sachs. stolen e-mail addresses claim after anonymous claim they stole credit card numbers from stratfor and used the money to make donations to charities over the holidays. >>> bp filed a lawsuit seeking at least $20 billion from halliburton related to the deepwater horizon oil spill. bp wants to be reimbursed for cleaning up the spill, lost profits, and all damages related to the 2010 disaster. the explosion on the deepwater horizon rig killed 11 workers and spilled more than 4 million barrels of oil into the gulf of mexico. it sparked several lawsuits and citations against the companies involved. >>> a cold blast is heading our way, and it's already causing a mess in parts of michigan and indiana. plow drivers were out clearing at least three inches of lake effect snow in indiana. the near whiteout conditions forced officials to close parts of interstate 465 in indianapolis. many people pulled out their snow shovels and their snow blowers. >>> this morning you may want to grab your own win

researchers say using to bae fwa " cco is worse than smoking a joint. >>> in your windshield.s a micron away from death. >> yikes. it makes microns. imagine. the driver thinks it flew off a truck in front of them. >>> what evidence have police found after reopening the investigation into natalie woods' death? the answer is nothing so far. they're still doing interviews, still trying to keep the case open. wood drowned back in 1981 while boating with her husband. robert wagner, christopher walken. the public opened this case back in november after someone called them claiming to have additional investigation. >>> twinkies fans? hostess is reorganizing under chapter 11, but it is not -- they say they're not planning any layoffs, any closures, and it will continue making those twinkies for you in addition to the ho hos and the ding dongs. about 19,000 people work for hostess. >>> we have a lot more to cover for you over the course of the next two hours, including this. a soldier is found dead in her barracks, naked and stabbed. we're searching for answers in this mystery at fort

evangelical christians, whether they look at those final polls and say, okay, i may be for michelle baetion and movement to him. it's the change of phenomenons by observing it and the polls that have come out even the cnn/"times" poll that showed santorum moving into third place, if you look at the "des moines register" survey, he did much better after that than before that in their own polling. as voters see who is moving, there is a magnetic effect that can pull someone in that direction. one of the romney people said in iowa a surge tends to continue surging. so it would not be surprising if those on the more conservative side end up with santorum. real quick, the other side of the factor is that romney does best by far when asked who is the most electable and some of those more moderate voters may choose him on those grounds. >> ron brownstein, thank you so much. the candidates' first true test takes place in the iowa caucuses. watch it all happen from all sides, special live coverage from the iowa kau ccaucuses ton. >>> we'd like to lift up a member of our family, jim huber. he sha

newt gingrich held a town hall meeting with employees at the bae systems in nashua new hampshire. bust. [laughter] let me say first, and just to remind all of us why we are here, i am running for president. i would very much like to have your support tomorrow, everywhere. only during the campaign. i want to take a couple of minutes and talk about something other than the campaign, because this is the first stop we have been on where we can really talk about national security in a very sophisticated way, with an audience that understands how important this is. i am an army brat. my dad spent 27 years in the infantry. i grew up in places like fort riley, stood guard, germany. i got to georgia when my dad was assign to fort benning. i have a lifelong interest in milita affairs and national security. i decided in august 1958 that i would do what i am doing now, largely as a function of national security. i was 15 years old and my dad had convinceme the stuff was re. i think what many politicians and reporters do not realize is the extraordinary capabilities of the american military st

it is a visit to bae systems and is a half hour. [applause] >> i do not have any notes. let me say first, and just to remind all of us why we are here, i am running for president. i would very much like to have your support tomorrow, everywhere. only during the campaign. i want to take a couple of minutes and talk about something other than the campaign, because this is the first stop we have been on where we can really talk about national security in a very sophisticated way, with an audience that understands how important this is. i am an army brat. my dad spent 27 years in the infantry. i grew up in places like fort riley, stood guard, germany. i got to georgia when my dad was assigned to fort benning. i have a lifelong interest in military affairs and national security. i decided in august 1958 that i would do what i am doing now, largely as a function of national security. i was 15 years old and my dad had convinced me the stuff was real. i think what many politicians and reporters do not realize is the extraordinary capabilities of the american military start at pl

after that, bae systems. fidelity mutual insurance, the mutual fund company has a large presence in new hampshire. liberty mutual insurance has more employers in new hampshire than in massachusetts. some people in the finance section and real estate section of the state. our biggest employer is the tourism sector. new hampshire has been one of the first places where destination tourism started in the united states. we have a summertime tourism and we have wintertime and tourism because there is snow in the mountains. tourism is the biggest employer in the state. small manufacturing is the driver of the new hampshire economy. more money is generated from that sector than the tourism sector. we're to believe right in the top five or six in terms of the highest median income for households. there is very low poverty in new hampshire. we'll start with have the lowest poverty rate in the country. it is a very compressed incumbent pyramid. host: a snapshot of the hampshire. days before the primary. caller: hello. n

after that, bae systems.y mutual insurance, the mutual fund company has a large presence in new hampshire. liberty mutual insurance has more employers in new hampshire than in massachusetts. some people in the finance section and real estate section of the state. our biggest employer is the tourism sector. new hampshire has been one of the first places where destination tourism started in the united states. we have a summertime tourism and we have wintertime and tourism because there is snow in the mountains. tourism is the biggest employer in the state. small manufacturing is the driver of the new hampshire economy. more money is generated from that sector than the tourism sector. we're to believe right in the top five or six in terms of the highest median income for households. there is very low poverty in new hampshire. we'll start with have the lowest poverty rate in the country. it is a very compressed incumbent pyramid. host: a snapshot of the hampshire. days before the primary. caller: hello. new hamps