first up is barbra garcia. i first became aquainted with barbra and her work when she was the director of a health clinic that provided services to folks in the watsonville area. she was creative in administering needs to the farming community. this was a group that wouldn't initially qualify for a lot of main stream programs. so we were able to provide assistance to them. after the earthquake barbra continued to be involved in the process of rebuilding the watsonville community, particularly focusing on the health and well being of the community. the red cross and other clinics throughout rural california. as the public health director and previous health director she is conducting a -- an intense -- and housing. barbra will work with the needs and services and the aftermath of the earthquake and beyond. barbra? >> good morning. the loma prieta earthquake was probably a redefining of my career in 1989. i learned through crisis, it can create opportunity and conflict can bring collaboration and even friendship.

can you make if they said let's run barbra streisand for president? actor. >> the best example is al in minnesota. he raised money from hollywood but my god he played down the entertainment connection. he barely was in the national media. he was very much like i'm the local boy running for senate, and we might see elizabeth warren do some of that as well. the reason why she has had to turn to the entertainment business is because she has never run for public office again. a sure way of getting a lot of money quickly is to tap hollywood donors, the day she announced she was on the phone with fundraisers out hear saying can you raise money for me? and in just a couple of weeks she had norman lear, the fundraiser last week, and hollywood is you know, certainly gets a lot of attention. but it's also an easier way for candidates to raise money because it's a tight-knit community. the infrastructure is already in place and candidates can swoop in and raise money quickly and raise a lot of money quickly. >> i once ran into an unnamed senator. off the record.

you played a lesbian in a play and you were playing with barbra streisand in the '50s. that is insane. >> it wasn't written for me. they couldn't get anybody. they got barbra streisand still in high school. >> pre-funny girl, right? >> pre-funny girl. preanything. she didn't know she could sing. she's not attractive. she could walk across the street and not look to the right or left and be safe because she was see. she's beautiful. >> we have to take a break. something about advertisers and money. stay there, we'll be back with joan rivers. >> announcer: this is the day. the day that we say to the world of identity thieves "enough." we're lifelock, and we believe you have the right to live free from the fear of identity theft. our pledge to you? as long as there are identity thieves, we'll be there. we're lifelock. and we offer the most comprehensive identity theft protection ever created. lifelock: relentlessly protecting your identity. call 1-800-lifelock or go to lifelock.com today. ♪ ♪ ♪ wow... ♪ [ female announcer ] sometimes, all you need is the smooth, creamy tas

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the second count names barbra as the victim.is point, it's not clear if carlson has been linked to the white powder scares in the district that have targeted two elementary schools, the epa, and several businesses this past week. in washington, armando trull, 9news now. >> rick santorum is mi victory in kansas. the republican republican hopeful picked up some 33 delegates in saturday's gop caucuses. today's caucuses were held in kansas and wyoming and the virgin islands. mitt romney is the projected winner in wyoming. he leads the overall race for delegates with 442. santorum has 213 followed by newt gingrich with 107. ron paul has 46. 1,144 delegates are needed to win the republican nomination. reports tonight, the wins today come just ahead of an important contest in alabama and another one in mississippi. >> rick santorum delivered the news to a pumped up crowd in missouri. >> we are going to win kansas and the vast majority of delegates in kansas. >> kansas vote favored santorum where mitt romney and newt gingrich did not ca

barbra streisand and katharine hepburn actually tied. and "lion in winter." >> jimmy: who did you vote for in that category? >> both. >> jimmy: you eliminated your own vote -- >> i get two ballots. >> jimmy: how many tickets do you get to the oscar show? >> the oscar show's like the super bowl. it's really hard to get tickets. it's all on a lottery system. yesterday, the academy did something really sweet. as a father of four daughters, there's a policeman in new york, his name is pete, he was the most decorated policeman in new york city. on his off day, on a day that he was off, there was a robbery that broke out in brooklyn. and he avoided the robbery, saved all these people. but he was shot and killed by one of the assailants. and he had four daughters. i just said to steve, let's take these girls to the super bowl. i mean, and they'd never been on an airplane before. i took them with my daughters. i said, let's take them to the oscars, too. and madonna took a picture with them at halftime at the super bowl. she kept calling me, you'

barbra bush is backing mitt romney, but she toned down a recorded message on its behalf that criticized current president barack obama. >>> jobs and the economy expected to dominate the focus of the 2012 election and recent trends could be good news for president obama. economists surveyed by the associated press say the unemployment rate will solve down to around 8% by election day. industrial output jumped in january to its highest level in five years. consumer confidence is at its highest point of the year expefn the housing market is showing signs of turning around. however, only one of the 19 economists surveyed says president obama deserves a lot of credit for that turn around. >> the president held his first news conference of the year today and acknowledged all the positive economic news as of late, but called on congress to help americans in other ways. >> this congress should once and for all end tax breaks and use that money to reward companies that are creating jobs here in the united states. i put forward a proposal that does just that and there's no reason congress can sta

yeah, he was married to barbra streisand. that girl that sang "people." i just shook his hand like he was somebody off the street. now, you go over there and bring him on over. yes, sir. (woman) oh, delbert! (robert altman) i don't trust documentary films very much, but i think you can use that technique of real people to make a fictional drama that reflects the truth. (singing in spanish) (robert altman) some people went down to see "nashville" the other night. they called me up at 11:00 at home. he said, "listen, why did that guy kill the singer? we're having an argument about it." "gee," i said, "i don't know." "come on, you can't say, 'i don't know.'" i said, "i certainly can. i don't know why he shot her. i'm just showing you that he did." (cheers and applause from the audience) (four gunshots) (man) i'm all right. (man) you get him. you get him. (robert altman) we had 4 assassins incarcerated and had for years. there's not one person alive, nor has there ever been, who can sit and really tell you why any of these people did the act they did. (gunsho

barbra is the executive director with the lawyers committee for civil rights.he testified alongside the family at today's hearing. >> the bottom line is that the justice department has to do a thorough investigation. i think the police have been horrible. they continue to be horrible. the fact that they are leaking all this information about trayvon, trying to make him look bad, that they are trying to assassinate his character. all of this is more of their being part of the zimmerman defense. and they have been part of that defense from the beginning when they should have operated like police. >> the u.s. justice department is investigating this case as a possible hate crime. a grand jury will convene april 10 and determine if there will be any charges against zimmerman. brian. >> fox 5's laura evans spoke with george zimmerman's childhood friends that lives in virginia. anthony woodson asked us not to show his face and he wants to set the record straight about his friend. >> george is hurt. because you know, it's almost like a veteran. going through something

. >>> maryland senator barbra mikulski was honored on the senate floor for being the longest serving woman in congress. she was first elected to the house of representatives in 1975 and to the senate in 1986. the 75-year-old mikulski broke the record for the longest serving woman in congress last weekend when she bypassed representative edith rogers of massachusetts. congratulations to senator mikulski. >> absolutely. >>> a movie star is reportedly pregnant. >> an oscar winner receives a welcome home party. we have those stories and more in this look at entertainment. >> reporter: reece wither responsible is reportedly -- witherspoon is reportedly pregnant. she's about 12 weeks along with her third child. montgomery, alabama held a big celebration for oscar winning actress octavia spencer. the star of "the help" arrived in a pink limousine where hundreds cheered her arrival. >> people of alabama have been so supportive of me. i want you guys to know that this native daughter appreciates it. >> reporter: spencer was even serenaded by the band from her old high school. ♪ we all live in

. >> barbra is the longest serving woman in the mystery of congress. republicans and democrats pause together to praise her on the senate floor. officially moved into the history books this past weekend, surpassing edith. 75-year-old was elected to the house. police say these photos could help catch a man who attacked a teenager in springfield. the 16-year-old girl says he grabbed her from behind and threw her to the ground as she walked home from woodson high school. she was oen a wooded path near 4:00 monday. the girl screamed and got away. a serial arsonist sentenced to 15 years in prison. maurice is responsible for nearly 20 fires in d.c. and maryland. as part of a plea agreement. pleaded guilty to three counts today. fires took place in 2007 through last year. has also been linked to a fire last april that seriously injured five firefighters. brian. >>> up next, the blood test that could help stop a heart attack. plus, rg3 held his pro day today. what he had to say about the skins in that blockbuster draft trade. >> we had several mornings of fog

. >> barbra says i'm going with c just because it freaks people out. as long as a guy is working who cares. of course any job is a great job in this economy. what do you think? is it a particular occupation that gives you the heebie jeebies. post the answer on our facebook page. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. 4:59. your weather first on this monday morning. we're looking at clouds today. we'll also get a couple of periods of flurries or even light snow, especially south of town as temperatures struggle to get up to 44, 45. could be some minor buildup on the grass well south of d.c. >>> if you're planning to head into the heart of rockville, here's what it looks like at route 55. no problems at the beltway. 270 looking good as well. more on maryland roadways coming up once again at

barbra streisand and who else? >> here's your song. >> hold on.h, that's from my "born for you" record. >> okay. >> christopher marleau playing the piano. so long intro. >> who sounds like you? let's go. lady gaga. >> really? >> they pick anyone who has your kind of cadence and your sort of tone, and you know who else is on here? susan boyle. oh, my god, and the irish tenors. this is crazy! anyway, they find people who have your -- >> all three of them? >> all three. anyway. that's mine. pandora. it's free. >> a friend of mine works for pandora. >> it's great. what you got? >> i have two. one is this fantastic -- >> what is that? >> this is by clota wah, which means it has something in there that mommy likes. chic technique. the fabrics are by tracy reese. it's $135 at refinery 29 dotcom. i thought that was adorable for spring. >> i love that. >> your crocuses and have a nice time. a couple weeks ago i told everybody about a book that has absolutely changed my life called "1,000 gifts." you will never again see the mundane in life as mundane when

we recognize barbra's achievement today and her outstanding record with the state of maryland. >> the senator broke the record for the longest serving woman in congress. last weekend when she bypassed representative edith rogers of massachusetts. >>> a nigerian woman under arrest following a record heroin bust out at dulles airport. 52-year-old bola ingested 180 thumb sized pellets all filled up with the drug. he told custom agents he was there to visit her brother, but couldn't provide a description of her. it is worth about $150,000. turned over to immigration and homeland security agents. >>> sentencing was handed down for a former mt. rainier police officer convicted in a bizarre sexual assault case. prosecutors say gene lured a man to his house, made sexual advances and shot him several times as he tried to flee. the former officer was ordered to spend the next ten years in prison. talked about the case later in the day. >> i think that officer gilette was a devious person. he was obviously very devious. that he led, in my estimation, more than one lifestyle. and it caused damage

this one is being held to fill the rest of barbra's term on the county board following her election toginia senate. three candidates are facing off. they are democrat libby garvy, mark kelly, and green party candidate, audrey clemens. so there you go. >> i actually wished i had gloves when i was walking the dog this morning. >> i can believe that. >> it was cool out there this morning and it didn't warm up a lot. >> our fifth day below average. it's crazy. >> it's going to kill our march warm thing. >> we knew it was going to be chilly today. it's going to be top three. low temperatures last night made it into the teens in the mountains and made it into the upper 20s around frederick. but the fruit trees are fine. let's have a live look outside. this brought to you by michael and son. temperatures, yeah, are cool. 55. we're looking at calm wind after 40-mile per hour winds yesterday, but you know what? the winds kept up last night. really kept temperatures up and kept the fruit trees from having damage. dew point is 11. you get a dew point of 11 and dead calm winds, temperatures are go

jane fonda and barbra streisand all by themselves could buy birth control for every poor woman in america and have millions of dollars left offer. why do they want to force employers to pay for it when some of the employers think it's wrong? >> laura: "new york times" poll shows that 51% of women believe that there -- people should be able to opt out for any religious or moral concern. that number goes even higher when that's religiously affiliated institutions. i don't think it's played the way the administration thought it was going to play i think they believed they were going to get a big payoff, john. they didn't. >> it's interesting your guest equates paying for it, equates banning it with saying i don't want to pay for it big difference. >> laura: meaning of the word access. now access means other people have to pay for it i want to know all those people who can't afford the 999 a month do any of them have premium cable packages? that's all i want to know. okay? do we go to starbucks? anything like that. because it's not that much money. all right. john, let's talk about this hot i

jane fonda and barbra streisand all by themselves could buy birth control for every poor woman in america have millions of dollars left offer. why do they want to force employers to pay for it when some of the employers think it's wrong? >> laura: "new york times" poll shows that 51% of women believe that there -- people should be able to opt out for any religious or moral concern. that number goes even higher when that's religiously affiliated institutions. i don't think it's played the way the administration thought it was going to play i think they believed they were going to get a big payoff, john. they didn't. >> it's interesting your guest equates paying for it, equates banning it with saying i don't want to pay for it big difference. >> laura: meaning of the word access. now access means other people have to pay for it i want to know all those people who can't afford the 999 a month do any of them have premium cable packages? that's all i want to know. okay? do we go to starbucks? anything like that. because it's not that much money. all right. john, let's talk about this hot issue

jane fonda and barbra streisand all by themselves could buy birth control for every poor woman in americamillions of dollars left offer. why do they want to force employers to pay for it when some of the employers think it's wrong? >> laura: "new york times" poll shows that 51% of women believe that there -- people should be able to opt out for any religious or moral concern. that number goes even higher when that's religiously affiliated institutions. i don't think it's played the way the administration thought it was going to play i think they believed they were going to get a big payoff, john. they didn't. >> it's interesting your guest equates paying for it, equates banning it with saying i don't want to pay for it big difference. >> laura: meaning of the word access. now access means other people have to pay for it i want to know all those people who can't afford the 999 a month do any of them have premium cable packages? that's all i want to know. okay? do we go to starbucks? anything like that. because it's not that much money. all right. john, let's talk about this hot issue of ga

. >> barbra streisand lived in brooklyn question, go on and on and on from mel brooks and so on. so had this this sort of, i came to new york when i was 22 years old. and here's this place called brooklyn which is dense leigh populated. which had a baseball team which hi heard of which left in 1957. it was kind of like you grow newspaper cleveland, a nice play to grow up but you come to a place which you hear about as a kid, as a mecca. and so when i first came here, i worked for the city right after law school. >> rose: consumeary fairs. >> correct. and so i got to travel all over the city and i fell in love with brooklyn, the transportation, the parks, the museums, just everything. the brownstones. and so very early on i said in 1984, '85, i said this is the place i want to develop because i believe in this place. i believe this place will come back. so that's really what it was. >> rose: so it is a real opportunity there too. i mean it has a certain romance to it. it's close to it's across the river from manhattan, one of the great cultural centres of the world. yet it has its

. >>> when brad pitt and george clooney are on stage and barbra streisand is in the audience, you knowhere's something special happening. we'll take you to the big show about california's proposition 8. >>> twitter co-founder jack dorsey opens up about social media and jobs and his company's future tomorrow. you won't see it anywhere else. you're watching "cbs this morning." ♪ [ female announcer ] with depression, simple pleasures can simply hurt. the sadness, anxiety, the loss of interest. the aches and pains and fatigue. depression hurts. cymbalta can help with many symptoms of depression. tell your doctor right away if your depression worsens, you have unusual changes in behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. cymbalta is not approved for children under 18. people taking maois or thioridazine or with uncontrolled glaucoma should not take cymbalta. taking it with nsaid pain relievers, aspirin, or blood thinners may increase bleeding risk. severe liver problems, some fatal, were reported. signs include abdominal pain an

it says barbra mikulski has never forgotten her roots. throughout her career, had she has returned home each night to her home city of baltimore, maryland. from community activist to united states senator, she's never changed her view that all politics is indeed local and that her job is to serve the people as their-day to day needs -- their day-to-day needs as well and prepare this country for the future. sometimes people have come to congress over the years and they come here understanding clearly that our job is to serve, and over time somehow they lose that thought a little bit and it's less clear who is to be served and who is to be the servant. she's never forgotten who the servant is. she knows that she came her as a servant and she'll leave her someday as a servant. hopefully not any time soon. looking -- those -- most people, what are one or two words that best describe barbara mikulski. a lot of people would say she's a fighter. if you're an advocate, she's a person you want in the foxhole for you. there's no better advocate and

barbra streisand talks about global warming. does she ever shut off her lights in new york city? lawn. she actually has on her web site little tips for us to go about and help the environment like change your light bulbs and not run your dishwasher until it's full and here's someone not only having $22,000 a year in watering her garden and law, she requests 125 bath sized towels when she checks into hotels and in her concerts she has 13 53 foot semitrailers, a hollywood hypocrite that does not live by the same standard. >> bon jovi and springsteen, they're not skimping on, the carbon footprints has to be huge. >> we thought bon jovi was a cheese ball rocker from the 80's. he actually classifies himself as a bee farmer to write off 98% of his property taxes while he decries tax cuts for the rich. >> wow. so -- >> and bruce springsteen also. >> same thing. he is also a farmer. and bruce springsteen, he talks about the social contract with america is evaporating because again, we have more tax cuts to the rich and not funding property programs. bon jovi only on his six acres of land