he's on trial for the 2008 shooting deaths of anthony bologna and his two sons.prosecutors say ramos mistook the family for rival gang member. he's also charged with trying to kill a third bologna son who survived the shooting. ramos remains in custody without bail. >>> officials warn students after troubling spike in on campus robberies, eight were reported last month, six in the span of a week compared to january last year when the campus had just one robbery. officials say most of the robberies have taken place on the southside of campus during late night or early morning hours at least one happened in the middle of the day. investigators believe the increase may be due to a higher number of students in the area. campus police plan to step up their patrols. >>> st. ignatius prep and san francisco's sunset district will stay closed until monday after a viral that sickened more than 30 students and staff this morning health officials confirmed norovirus let me correct that number more than 350 students and teachers to get sick earlier this week officials plan to

he's on trial for the 2008 shooting deaths of anthony bologna and his two sons.prosecutors say ramos mistook the family for rival gang member. he's also charged with trying to kill a third bologna son who survived the shooting. ramos remains in custody without bail. >>> officials warn students after troubling spike in on campus robberies, eight were reported last month, six in the span of a week compared to january last year when the campus had just one robbery. officials say most of the robberies have taken place on the southside of campus during late night or early morning hours at least one happened in the middle of the day. investigators believe the increase may be due to a higher number of students in the area. campus police plan to step up their patrols. >>> st. ignatius prep and san francisco's sunset district will stay closed until monday after a viral that sickened more than 30 students and staff this morning health officials confirmed norovirus let me correct that number more than 350 students and teachers to get sick earlier this week officials plan to

. >> smells like bologna. >> willie geist, who is the hottest female politician right now. >> the hotteststill have a fifth, don't i? >> you do. >> go for it. >> let's go with -- i'm going to go off the grid a little bit. let's go with south carolina governor nikki haley. >> he didn't plead the fifth, everybody. willie don't care. >> there you go. the comment was in reference earlier lil kim said i smell like bologna. >>> jon stewart making the rounds last night stopping by david letterman. >> the guy i feel worse for is romney. >> mitt? >> well, not just for that. because he's the guy you know is like considers himself next in line, the guy at line at the deli, but i'm number six. but they don't like him. the voters. >> yes. >> and he's like -- because he wants to be a regular guy but he can't be himself. he puts on jeans but you know he's got his suit pants underneath it. like he's in a bar, sure, i used to hang out in this bar. get me one of those malted hop drinks. like he's -- nothing is authent authentic. i realize that rick santorum is the guy mitt romney's pretending to be. now th

that's bologna. that is just bologna. i worked with you for six years. i wouldn't say with you. i worked for six years when you were the deputy attorney general. why don't you give us those documents? the conclusion i come to is there's some things in there that's being hidden that you don't want us to see. i don't know if it involves you or other atf agents or other members of the justice department but this committee is the oversight committee and we have every right under the constitution to check on what you're doing. we're supposed to oversee the executive branch and you are part of this branch. for you to deny this committee anything like that is dead wrong and i don't think you are going to find any way to do it. i would urge the chairman to move a contempt citation against you if you don't give them to us. now, let me ask you a couple of questions. why won't you let patrick cunningham, head of the criminal division in phoenix and emory hurley come -- a prosecutor, why don't you let them come and talk to the committee. if you won't let them do it publicly, you ought to le

he is accused of killing tony balogna and his sons michael and matthew bologna while driving home in 2008. he mistook them for rival rang members. >>> a court in san francisco will decide whether to release a landmark. in that fit fall trial, they declared him unconstitutionalel. the they the said yes should be mid-public. >> 21 yays, 21 nays. >> a bill to legalize same sex marriage has cleared in washington and the bill new heads to the house as early as next week. washington is likely to become the 7th state to allow gay marriages. >>> coming up the 445, the other step that they are planning on taking is angering the many workers on the job. >>> classes are now sick. custodians have been busy disinn texted the school. the bug is probably the highly contagious norovirus. >>> a man has died after the skateboard crashed in berkeley. police say a car was taking a left hand turn, he was rushed to the hospital, dehe was at fault because he was riding in the middle of the street. >>> a condemned area, she was kidnapped in 1988, a death row inmate said he believes his long time partner in

. >>> edwin ramos is accused of killing tony balogna and his sons michael and matthew bologna. he mistook them for rival gang members and the shooting was in retaliation for a shooting that happened earlier that day. he day nice he was trying to leave the gang life to spend more time with his wife and baby. >>> it is a did he fence -- defense attack, a homeowner beat a homeless man outside his response. critics say the response was too little too late but the first call did not indicate it was a life or death emergency and they say there were only a few police officers available that night due to an occupied protest. >> the fact that there was an event going with the occupied protest, we still could not get somebody to respond and of course it shows where our resources are going and our priorities. >> peter lived in the berkeley hills home with his wife. his accused killer is dap yell jordan daniel jordan twit. they are offering their help and they say their son has been dealing with mental health problems throughout his life. >>> they are threatening to shut down bay area serv

i'm not agent legislative bologna. here's my vision. if he had gone to the top of the polls, he needed to enlarge. instead, he bored into the pass and this legislative maneuvers. it was a terrible mistake. >> susan, we know he has a message. he wants to build a republican party and a presidency that's looking out not just for the rich, but for the sons of italian immigrants, people living in parts of the country that have been left behind economically. older people who don't have the money to go to arizona and florida. they are stuck living on pension checks and social security. if they are lucky to have pension checks. this is a real important challenge out there for people living on this planet. it often seemed that ron paul was on team romney. talk about double teaming. he went after rick santorum like he was working for romney. what does he want to be? head of the post office? calling santorum a fake. right on the air. let's watch the exchange. >> congressman paul, you have questioned the fiscal conservative credentials of all these

. >> the icy weather has it reached as far south as bologna in southern italy. is the coldest winter scene for 30 years. further north, is proving deadly. in ukraine, almost 200,000 shelters have been billed to feed the homeless and keep them warm. -- have been billed to feed the homeless and keep them warm. hospitals have seen a surge. almost half a million schoolchildren have gone home. we have air pressure on the northwestern russia, bringing air down from the arctic. last night we had temperatures down to 36 celsius in northern parts of russia, and the atmospheric pressure is about as high as we have seen, just short of the record. is for the forecast temperature to fall even further. in traditionally-freezing moscow, it is even colder than usual. last night it was minus 22 degrees centigrade. in some villages in serbia, people have frozen to death in their homes. with the weather on expected to get worse, there will be a battle in days ahead to keep the eastern european infrastructure going and to keep people alive. bbc news, moscow. >> last night, mitt rom

the airport in bologna, italy, was forced to close for a day, leaving hundreds stranded. in russia, streets have turned chaotic with many cars left stock in the snow. weather forecasters said the situation could get worse as temperatures are expected to sink again in coming days. >> one boxing coach has died at the age of 90. a sports legend in his own right, he trained in 15 world champion title holders, including the homily, sugar ray leonard, and george foreman. his trademark was his ability to motivate his fighters. he was made a member of the international boxing hall of fame in 1994. one of his last public appearances was at ali's 70th birthday party just two weeks ago. stay tuned. i'll be back with a look at china after a short break. and not go away. -- do not go away. >> you would like to germany? and you have still got lots of questions? all you need to know about studying in germany is here. information on courses, admission requirements, qualifications, cost, and much more. www.dw-world.de study in germany, the first pot of call for anyone interested in studyi

"but the icy weather spreading across europe has reached as far south as bologna in italy. some say this week will be the coldest the country has seen in nearly 30 years. hear, the snowy weather is a nuisance. in ukraine, almost 2000 heeded shelters have been built to keep the homeless warm. so far, 43 people have died from the cold in just a few days. 28 were found dead on the streets. hospitals have seen a surge in frostbite injuries. almost half a million schoolchildren have been sent home. people are being urged to stay indoors. a big area of high pressure across north as -- across the north of russia has been pushing down to parts of europe. temperatures have gone to -36 celsius in russia. the pressure is 20 millibars short of the overtime pressure record. poland has seen 20 deaths in the last five days. the forecast is for temperatures to fall even further. even here in traditionally- freezing moscow, it is colder than usual. last night, it fell to -23 degrees centigrade. the warmest it is expected to be today is -19. in serbia, people have frozen to death in their ho

supervisor mar: the last cards that i recently got, i have nick bologna, sandy -- and walter paulson i think is still in the house as well. next speaker? >> my parents brought me up, bringing into golden gate park for various large events. i specifically moved to san francisco because it was a music city. i think that there might be a good case for this. it is specifically why i moved to san francisco. i wanted to be in a city that cherished music and had a history of music. i am looking forward to my son growing up to a concert in the park as well. one of the ladies that spoke against it, i asked her how long she had lived in san francisco. i thought that it was interesting that she had lived here after the culture was developed. i would never move to alaska and then petition that people stop having the dinner odd because it affected the environment. it is part of the history. i'm concerned that the people that come here and are against music in the park, they came here after it was established. they should not move here and try to change the city's needs. people move here to be a p

"but the icy weather spreading across europe has reached as far south as bologna in italy. some say this week will be the coldest the country has seen in nearly 30 years. hear, the snowy weather is a nuisance. in ukraine, almost 2000 heeded shelters have been built to keep the homeless warm. so far, 43 people have died from the cold in just a few days. 28 were found dead on the streets. hospitals have seen a surge in frostbite injuries. almost half a million schoolchildren have been sent home. people are being urged to stay indoors. a big area of high pressure across north as -- across the north of russia has been pushing down to parts of europe. temperatures have gone to -36 celsius in russia. the pressure is 20 millibars short of the overtime pressure record. poland has seen 20 deaths in the last five days. the forecast is for temperatures to fall even further. even here in traditionally- freezing moscow, it is colder than usual. last night, it fell to -23 degrees centigrade. the warmest it is expected to be today is -19. in serbia, people have frozen to death in their ho

ramos is expected -- is suspected of killing tony bologna while they were driving home from a picnic.hers at ucsf say sugar is toxic, atickettive and -- addictive and should be regulated. according to their report, sugar contributes to 35 million deaths a year. the report suggests sugar is just as dangerous as alcohol and tobacco and should be controlled. coming up at 7:45, pam cook will tell us what critics are saying about the report. >>> :33. well, the california department of health has given a daily city nursing home. the $100,000 fine came after an investigation revealed a residents direct was direct -- ware -- residents care was affected by care. >>> the usually mileage rewards are not taxable because they are r considered a rebate on the cost of a purchase. but these were given as a gift which could make them taxable. the irs has not commented on how it's gonna treat those airline rewards. >>> 7:34. a man accused of leading san jose police on a clays that injured several officers is due in court today for a plea hearing. police say 27-year-old alejandro gonzalez carjacked a ve

. >> president bush told us, wait a minute, i don't want any bologna.t in their eye. >> gorbachov resigned and the soviet union dissolved the following day. >> and had he not handled it the way he did, it may have ended differently. >> by the grace of god, america won the cold war. >> the reelection campaign was based on the benefits of the peaceful end of the cold war. >> people will could do great things if you set them free. if we can change the world we can change america. >> free market and service. bush believed this would encourage world change. >> service to others. it's a rich story of meeting in life. >> george and i have seen communities gather around parents of a gravely ill child helping them take care of the other children. >> president bush began his bid for reelection and his approval ratings reaching 89%. >> who do you trust in the election? candidates who raised taxes one time and repressed it or other candidates who raised taxes and fees 128 times and enjoyed it every time? >> and reversing his read my lips no new taxes seemed disastr

. >> nonsense, bologna. -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a perhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ denny's new sizzlin' skillets are here for a limited time. so strike while the iron's hot. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. >>> on the way tonight in california is an effort to qualify a ballot initiative to regulate insurance rates. >> shaping up for a huge battle. now, the story. >> it's this becomes law california would join 35 other states, regulating preem yumz charged for health insurance. this would only regulate individual and small group poll says. still, an estimated four million californians would be covered and emotions tonight are running high. >> and there is a $5,000 deductibl

edwin ramos killed tony balogna and his sons michael and matthew bologna back in 2008.k them for rival gang members. >>> and they will be heading to the computer in a few hours. they will get a chance to buy regular season tickets in the annual giants fanfest. photograph says the weather will be nice. >>> the grand hog -- steve says the weather will be nice. >>> the groundhog punxatawney saw his shadow. the legend says that means there will be six more weeks of weather. thousands wait out in the cold just to see punxatawney phil make his annual prediction. >> it is coming up on 7:00, let's check in with sal for a look at traffic. >> i tonight care about your annual prediction. >>> let's look at what we have, traffic is moving along well but it is getting busier for sure and also approaching the toll plaza from our camera and there is a backup of about 10 minutes. and in fairfield, west 80 at the truck scales, there may be a little bit of a delay but it is still okay through that area. let's go to steve. >>> mostly fair, a few high clouds, it is clear, mostly sunny skies

edwin ramos is convicted of killing tony balogna and his sons michael and matthew bologna, he mistook gang members and the shooting was in retaliation for a shooting from earlier that day. he is defending claims that he had been trying to leave the gang life to spend more time with his wife and baby. >>> accusing a former marine, he is the third marine to stand trial. how some say the harry lou case is raising awareness a mom the military. >>> investigators say a mentally i will man to death outside his home. now critics say the response was too little too late but police say the first call did not indicate that this was a life or death emergency. and they say there were only a few police officers available that night due to an occupied protest. >> i think one of the things this shows is how limited our resources are and that's important. the fact that there was an event going on with the occupied people. >> reporter: neighbors have identified the victim as peter cooper. he lived in a berkeley home with his wife. the family is offering condolences. they say their son has been battling

that's bologna. >> how many more border patrol agents would have had to die as part of operation fast furious for you to take responsibility? >> as a member of congress, really, i mean, is that the way in which you want to be seen, you want to be known? >> you know, dana, i don't get this, this has become so highly politicized. a man died, brian terry, the agent, his family is now suing the government. i don't think they have any chance whatsoever of recovering any money because of sovereign immunity. but what we're seeing here is a highly politicized fight over fast and furious and i remember that fast and fewer y the whole idea of tracking weapons was something that started in the bush administration. >> okay, wait. i cannot believe you went there. >> i did go there, because -- >> we have been over that so many times. fast and furious was a different program. >> it's the same idea! >> no one died. >> different program. >> handled differently. it is a nice try to blame him -- >> i'm not blaming it. but i'm saying it's the same idea that we can track weapons that are being illegally s

edwin ramos is accused of killing tony balogna and his sons michael and matthew bologna while they were driving home. he mistook the family for rival gang members. >>> there are two leaders in the city of oakland. the mayor has picked a new police chief and fire chief. they are making history and that story is coming up all the details at 545. it is time to look at the commute, dave, sal? >> we are starting to see more people on the road, if you look at upper and lower deck the bay bridge toll plaza is getting more busy and more and more people keep arriving. they have been scouring this list to find anything going wrong and so far we have not been able to find anything which is good. let's look at interstate 880 and if you are taking a drive from down to fremont, so far so good but that's also getting more crowded. even the pass where it traditionally begins to get lighter south looks good as well. san jose and santa clara valley, the only traffic we see is on mountain view on 35. >>> good morning, it is cool out there, under mostly clear skies, lots of clouds, they are hanging out tow

edwin ramos is suspected of killing tony balogna and his sons michael and matthew bologna. he mistook them for being rival gang members and the shooting was in retaliation of a shooting from earlier that day. he is denying claims he had been trying to leave the gang life to spend more time with his wife and baby. >>> the police department is responding its defense over a deadly attack in berkeley hills. a mentally ill man beat a homeowner to death right outside his home. the response by police was too little too late but police say the call did not indicate it was a life or death emergency. only a few officers were available because of an occupied protest. >> the fact that there was an event going on with the occupied people and we could still not get somebody to respond here ended tragically and i think there is a statement -- i think that is a statement of where our resources are going and priorities. >> reporter: he lived in the berkeley hills home with his wife and the accused killer is daniel jordan death. they are offering sympathies and they say -- due which the. the

that's bologna. >> we have provided to this committee material that is relevant and only redacted that which is necessary. >> democrats also took aim at chairman issa for what they call a political witch hunt. >> we have seen the majority level wild accusations against the administration with absolutely no basis in fact. >> democrats say continuing this probe is pointless and purely political. republicans may still consider contempt proceedings on those documents, but the answers they want may lie beyond their reach with low level so-called lying attorneys who are typically shielded from congress. brett, it's not over. >> bret: we'll continue to follow it. william, thank you. this is a fox news alert. the "washington post" is reporting defense secretary leon panetta believes there is a strong likelihood israel will attack iran this spring in order to prevent it from developing a nuclear bomb. he talked with "washington post" columnist david ignatius in brussels and this is from the just released piece. quote, panetta believes there is a strong likelihood that israel will strike iran in

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that's bologna.> in terms of making available, um, i'm not sure where you get the number of 93,000 documents. the redactions that have occurred are only because there are things that are either not relevant or are protected by grand jury secrecy rules. >> reporter: now, the attorney general said he's been before congress six times on this issue. democrats defended his reputation and pointed out a similar operation did occur under president bush. they also say there's no evidence anyone, including the chief of staff of the atf, ever telling holder about fast and furious. >> did you ever authorize the controversial tactics employed in operation fast and furious, the noninterdiction of illegal forms in order to build a bigger case? >> not only did i not authorize those tactics, when i found out about them, i told the field and everybody in the united states department of justice that those tactics had to stop, that they were not acceptable and that gun walking was to stop. >> reporter: now, big picture

. >> first of all, that response is pure bologna. the fact is i opposed cap and trade. i testified against it the very same day al gore testified for it. i do care about the environment. i'm happy to say i think the environment matters. i think clean air matters, clean water matters and i think even gov. romney might agree to that. what he can't escape is the fact that george soros and hanging out a a lot of the so-called world leaders said to a european leader on tape that as far as he was concerned there was no difference between obama and romney. and in the youtube video that people can see at newt.org you will see case after case from health to guns to taxes, down a whole list of things where there really is no difference for all practical purposes between romney and obama. i i think you can look at it yourself and make up your own judgment. but soros is the one who said it. reporters ought to ask soros why does he feel there's no real difference? but for most republican voters, the idea of trying to nominate a soros-approved candidate is not a very appealing idea.

strongly-worded column, megan mccain called gingrich selfish and wrote "you know what real pious bologna, gingrich postponing his campaign until the election for self-serving purposes." you really don't hold back on this one, megan. >> i never hold back on anything. >> you say gingrich is a hypocrite driven by his ego. if that were true, why would he bow out, why not stay in this for as long as he can and take this ride until the convention? >> he speaks daily about the good of the republican party and being a reagan republican and wanting us to beat president obama but this is giving more ammo to president obama and the democrats. i wasn't saying he should bow out now because of the delegates, but he's saying he might take this to the convention, so if he takes this to the convention, the kind of uprising and chaos is detrimental to the party. >> you see this as some would call the prolonged vetting process, good to see these candidates tested, hardened through the entire process, but you see this as a blood bath of the gop cannibalizing itself. >> i think democrats are sitting back wit

it's just bologna. at aei no donor has more than a 1.5% of the donations. of we lose donors all the time. i don't -- the two cases you mentioned were not cases when i was there. but i never at aei, and i've never at any other institute seen anybody hired, fired, a paper torched, a paper buried because some donor was upset. i just haven't. so -- >> i would just say briefly, i mean, we have a policy, very clear policy that no corporate or individual support can, support individual research for this very reason, you know? because i think it becomes a challenge for folks who don't make that kind of commitment, but that we are very clear that, you know, no particular paper is written because of a contribution for foundations it's different, but the foundations are funding broad research. so -- >> um -- >> go ahead. >> just two quick points. i agree on the donor point though. i'm going to criticize him a little bit for one thing. in the article i mentioned the david fromm incident, and i don't know what happened because i was not privy to the conversation, but i

. >> usually a bologna sandwich, an orange, donated cookies.ey get a hot meal. >> a lot of these guys won't talk up but i'm going tell you what i think. the food here is garbage, bro. >> you don't eat it? >> no. >> how come? >> the only reason i eat is the fruit. the only reason i take the tray is so that i can talk to everybody in the run. because when they give you your food, the trap stays opened until they pick it up. i don't eat it, though. >> we throw more of it away than we eat, honestly. the food that we get -- >> well, once you serve it you can't use it for anything else. do you have food in wyoming? >> we do. and we recognize it. no, but seriously. >> i've got more people in jail than you have in your whole state. >> you've got that right. >> the two meals for every one of its 8,000 inmates, the maricopa county jail churns out 16,000 meals per day. they're all prepared at the facility's food factory, where the vast majority of the workers are inmates. >> we have close to 100 inmates working each day. they work eight-hour days. they wo

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while all this bologna's going on, and i might point out, all the pundits who said, mitt romney's goingo be 00 for 3. i wouldn't count newt out. but i think you absolutely have to look at energy. energy's the one thing that knits together so many coalitions. >> and certainly, newt gingrich is giving that a 30-minute look on airwaves coming soon to you or in your state, depending on where you are. rick tyler, thank you, as always, for joining the program. >> thanks, alex. >>> after the break, this republican presidential field is turning washington insider into a dirty term. was it ever not a dirty term? but when you look at the records, can any of these guys sell themselves as outsiders? we'll ask dave carney, former adviser to president george h.w. bush and governor rick perry when he joins us live next on "now." i look at her, and i just want to give her everything. yeah, you -- you know, everything can cost upwards of...[ whistles ] i did not want to think about that. relax, relax, relax. look at me, look at me. three words, dad -- e-trade financial consultants. so i can just go talk

. >> smells like bologna. >> willie geist, who is the hottest female politician right now?a fifth, don't i? >> yeah. >> go for it. >> let's go with -- go off the grid a little bit, south carolina governor nikki haley. >> he didn't plead the fifth, everybody. willie don't care. >> didn't need the fifth. >> my goodness. >> and we close out the show -- ever seen a shot ski. it's a ski with shot glasses. andy on the left, lil kim in the middle wearing my jeremy lin t-shirt. do you have that photograph of lil kim for reference for me. there she is. >> so now we know where she gets her name. petite. >> very petite. >>> jeff greenfield -- >> we need to see him in that outfit. >> we'll be right back. uh oh. should we be letting him p-l-a-y with our t-a-b-l-e-t? [ mom ] i think it's fine. it's the new element from at&t so it's w-a-t-e-r proof. cool. what else does it d-o? it's fast. it's 4g lte. 4-g-l-t-e? mhhmm. i think it's time to stop spelling? ok. a-y. [ male announcer ] introducing the waterproof pantech element. buy one for $249.99 and get a 4g burst smartphone free. only fro