a lawyer and a businesswoman. she went on to a flower show. very much a slow, gradual move into her duties here. she is here for 10 days. she keeps reminding us she is 85 years old and unlike her first trip here, which is getting a lot of coverage, when the queen was here for 57 days, made 100 speeches. it is something like 75%, three- quarters of all australians. there is still an awful lot of interest in this visit, the queen remains a popular person here. >> what about the overall concept of a british monarch to being the head of state of australia? what do austrians make of that? >> it sounds like an anachronism and twenty first century, and some say it should not continue. we're a confident, upstanding country on our own and we don't need a head of state to the lives 12,000 miles away. -- the head of state that lives 12,000 miles away. those favoring a republic down to 34%. the lowest figure for republicans in 23 years. a long way from the high water mark in 1999 when there was a referendum. they came within shouting distance of winning t

think she wants to make she sounds like a good businesswoman. supporters are disappointed, >> and she has a lot of personality. she is conservative like i am. >> some analysts believe rick perry will benefit from the helps himecause it as the bestelf conservative alternative. marco rubio will not join the ticket of the nominee no matter which candidate wins. he wants to focus on u.s. senator. he is a cuban-american and was as a potential draw to -- hispanic voters. >>> breaking news from the woman waswhere a the 2100 a car in wisconsin ave. a source took these photos of the scene. appears the the woman was by a police vehicle to the source. d.c. police and fire are not on the specifics of the accident. woman was taken to hospital. new at 11:00, >>> new at 11:00, a man is dead after he crashed tree while pursued by police. it was on route 100 near capt. pasadena. he tried to pull the over but the truck did not stop. the investigation is ongoing. >>> jury deliberations will resume in the case of a killingher accused of granddaughter at tyson's cor

. >> emma marcegaglia is italy's most powerful businesswoman. she is being touted for high office, even if she says she is not interested. many italians hope that she will change her mind. >>> in many countries, people who choose to marry outside of their fates are able to marry and civil ceremony, the places such as israel or lebanon did not allow civil marriages at all. increasing numbers of mixed faith couples are making their way to the mediterranean island of cyprus to tie the knot. a new marriage market is developing and what is important is that the marriages are still valid in their homelands. >> pm-lined beaches and sunshine almost all year round are an attractive prospect for brides and grooms to be. as usual, the registry office is full of what in excitement. five couples will tie the knot this morning. this couple is among them. she comes from the ukraine, he is from lebanon. they met in egypt a year ago and fell madly in love. >> and see how she swims. and then she touched me. >> his eyes. his eyes. >> they chose cyprus to get wed b

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social worker, a retired associate dean of a law school, her legal tutor, security administrator, businesswoman, and retired high school principal. log cabin is a juvenile facility -- facility 45 miles south of the city. one reason we were concerned about this area, in doing some of the research, we saw many of the individuals were not being sent to log cabin. they were being sent out to places like glen mills, george jr. facility, in pennsylvania, so we asked, why would we do that? i think we saw some of the negatives in the past and saw log cabin moving toward positive horizons in the future. some of the changes that have occurred, we have a strong leadership team. just a great people. if you ever put saints up on the city hall, you can put them up there somewhere. they have also have a nice sound and tested philosophy. they have moved to the missouri model, a strong rehabilitation system for youth. they have strong partners in the san francisco conservation corps, urban sprawl, city library, wonderful court judge in judge kelly, and the san francisco school district, just to name a some of t

. >> reporter: to the outside world, terry williams was a successful businesswoman. but secretly she suffered from crippling anxiety, and often couldn't get out of bed in the morning. >> it was like i was paralyzed, in tears, in a fetal position, not wanting to face the day. >> reporter: that all changed when she was diagnosed with clinical depression. she began taking antidepressants and slowly has gotten her condition under control. the 57-year-old williams is hardly alone. the cdc report finds that more than 1 in 10 americans over 12 years old takes antidepressant drugs. an increase of 400% over the past two decades. experts say there are many reasons for this sharp increase. the latest drugs are safer and more effective than earlier antidepressants. they are also used to treat conditions such as anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorder. >> the acceptance in our society for getting your treatment -- getting treatment for your depression or anxiety is much, much higher. >> when you're depressed -- >> reporter: but marketing also plays a role. the survey finds that

russia's economy forward with a foreign investment advisory council tracking a raft of global businesswoman erisa moscow on the money looks at the progress russia has made and the issues russia still needs to tackle to boost its profile with international investors. to discuss the investment climate in russia i'm joined by cook len waller here in the studio he is president of exxon mobile russia stuart irvin he is chief executive officer nestle russia eurasia we also have. he is chief economist at deutsche bank and vladimir he's deputy head of research department at a critter ok but first let's take a look at what's going on in russia's interest investment environment. challenge that foreign capital must be just that if russia is to wean itself off reading. parliaments and horizon and that's a result great progress so it's quite clear that russia can no longer rely. on it because she needs to change the law that you my. priest and that's what this participation by far. and also a great. business environment should he level players. and hollow their first of the presidential limousine. and t

. >>> a maryland businesswoman is teaming up with a nationally- known photographer.t is about photographs, footwear and a whole lot more. >> reporter: photographer amy martin-freedman is busy. a day in my shoes is a national photo graphic project, to support victims of domestic violence. >> i had never given back to my community. and i started a day in my shoes, with this grandiose idea. but through still images of women in their shoes, each woman would be able to tell a story of perhaps what they had gone through. >> when i met amy, who is a victim herself. >> reporter: gallery owner, lisa butsz, is helping amy. this will be part of a coffee table book. and she will host a fundraiser. >> all different types of women. some are victims of violence. and all of the funds go to sarc, which is a harford-county based nonprofit. >> reporter: amy martin- freedman is spending four days here in baltimore. all of the women involved in the project will remain anonymous. >> because it's an anonymous project, feel free to share that movement with a lot of women who would find it e

melody mayerti and says the prophet muhammad's wife, his first wife was was the most powerful businesswoman in mecca. so hopefully for saudi arabian's women they will certainly be allowed to drive. because at this point, they have to have a drive. and it's ironic, the reason to not drive is so you won't be in the company of strange men and so many of the drivers are from other countries and are strange men. hard for us as americans to understand women can't drive. but hopefully will be able to and certainly vote, coming up. so progress is being made in saudi arabia. >>> take a look now at these pictures we got out of australia. and a ferish wheel, there all kinds of problems here. is it the plane anterior the ferris wheel? this is an ultra light plane, had to people on board, but it crashed into this ride at a country festival. the plane barely missed two young children who were on that ferris wheel. everybody was dangling there for about an hour and a half. the kids were finally rescued. the plane's pilot and passenger rescued, as well. would you believe, no one was injured, at least not s

i'm a small businesswoman with. i run a business at a profit and i'm proud of it. one thing i understand from my business background is that raising taxes won't create jobs. that's the number one thing we need right now is a positive business climate that's why raising taxes will hurt the economy and job creation and the government needs to pull its belt in line and trust me as a member of congress, five years fighting on the front lines, there's so much waste in this town. there's so much waste of people's tax money, we have got to cut back. let's begin with programs like the outrageous fast and furious program where we are giving huge guns to outlaws in mexico, or the loans, $535 million to pay off political donors of president obama. there's so much waste. let's begin this. >> you were -- i read your economic plan which you released in the past day that talked about a couple of things you would do on day one. you would want to repeal president obama's health care plan and dodd frank which is the financial reform bill. we have a group of 20 ceos, toward and we ca

. >> guest: when i spoke to a small businesswoman who she said why are you talking about raising taxes in washington? because i want to be a successful people. but why do you go in and take away the kind of hope that i have to be successful? we know in this country there is a complaint on the folks on the top end of the income scale that they make too much and folks on the end don't make enough. we need to encourage those on the top of the income scale to create more jobs. we are about income mobility and that's what we should be focused on to take care of the income disparity. >> chris: let's talk about the republican plan. the president said the republicans don't have a income plan. you have it right there. the house introduced a job's plan last may and let's break it down. review and roll back costly reg and cut top corporate and individual tax rate to 25 percent. and cut trillions in spending. why is that better? >> guest: we have seen the other way doesn't work and the stim tim bill that the president put forward in the beginning of the term did not reach the promises that he made

i'm a small businesswoman with. i run a business at a profit and i'm proud of it. one thing i understand from my business background is that raising taxes won't create jobs. that's the number one thing we need right now is a positive business climate that's why raising taxes will hurt the economy and job creation and the government needs to pull its belt in line and trust me as a member of congress, five years fighting on the front lines, there's so much waste in this town. there's so much waste of people's tax money, we have got to cut back. let's begin with programs like the outrageous fast and furious program where we are giving huge guns to outlaws in mexico, or the loans, $535 million to pay off political donors of president obama. there's so much waste. let's begin this. >> you were -- i read your economic plan which you released in the past day that talked about a couple of things you would do on day one. you would want to repeal president obama's health care plan and dodd frank which is the financial reform bill. we have a group of 20 ceos, toward and we ca

that dorsey was demanding sex, cash and gifts from a local businesswoman in return for awarding her company a bail bonding contract at the jail. and that dorsey's deputy sheriffs were working as his private security firm on county time. >> he had kind of surrounded himself with some kind of thuggish characters and dorsey began referring to himself in the third person. >> they started this relentless attack on sidney dorsey, morning, afternoon, evening, reporting constantly. apparently, the voting community was very confused. >> fiscal responsibility of professional management. these things have not been addressed because of all of these side issues. >> the heated general election was too close to call. and a runoff was necessary. >> initially, sidney was less than 500 votes away from going back into office. i think that people finally heard the message that derwin was preaching. >> but in the runoff election, derwin brown won by a margin of two to one and was elected sheriff of dekalb county, georgia. >> the runoff election detailed some very terrible accusations against me that i deny to t

. >> as a businesswoman. >> i was on her show the last week and it was great.whole family on. it was a beautiful thing. i think she is an incredible woman, a beautiful woman, and i want her to do well with her network, so i hope rosie does well. frankly i'd like to see rosie do well anyway. >> when you look at your own story, oprah winfrey's story, these people, steve jobs, for example. could people like you develop these empires in the way that you did then, now? is the climate able to encourage creative entrepreneurial people to do this? is that part of the problem? >> i think we have a country that has tremendous untapped potential. you asked me before, what would you do? first i'd stop the outside world from ripping us. the next thing i'd do is let us go in and go under this earth and harmlessly take out our energy so we don't have to spend trillions of dollars to other countries where they're doing their roads and their airports and their bridges. have to spend trillions of dollars to other countries where they're doing their roads and airports and bridges

and she made "forbes" list of highest paid businesswoman.he sold it for anything near that. it is like a single figure millions. an insider said this, even brad pitt is not raking in a sum like that for an endorsement deal, so ex-reality star certainly isn't. of course, what does bethenny frankel say, she did not lie about earning $120 million for her cocktail company. >> she made a pretty penny. maybe inflated the price. >> the number that i've heard that is more realistic is something like $8 million. >> far cry from 120 but -- >> not too shabby. not too shabby. not necessarily retiring on that. >> not at all. one of the big news stories, casey anthony trial down in florida. the mess that turned into. now the "orlando sentinel" is reporting that casey is going to get one of those e "true hollywood stories." supposed to air next wednesday at 10:00. they interviewed journalists, former boyfriends, high school friends, defense attorneys, they'll kind of address the case, kind of her personal life, famous pictures of her in the blue dress danc

nobody injured that we know of, and the protesters were very unhappy, but one local businesswoman, very full of rats and bugs, their food's on the ground, dogs are urinating on their food. this is what is going on in here. this just can't be let to go on. it can't. everybody that works through here is in danger. >> reporter: those protesters, by the way, say they're going to regather for a solidarity protest today. this is nashville, kind of the same seed as the city said the gathering was illegal, the protesters were arrested, but then a short time later a judge said he was unclear if they broke the law, so he plett -- let them all go. the cops in new york city, and the fire department, tent to tent to tent and pulling out gas canisters as well as generators saying they were a fire hazard and that they were illegal. and the police now a sergeants' union has said they will actually sue the occupy wall street protestersthey hurt any of the police officers. they are trying to avoid this. in oakland, what happened yesterday when there were violent clashes between the police and the protest

women cannot drive because the prophet muhammad's wife, his first wife, was the most powerful businesswomanmecca. so hopefully for saudi arabian women they will certainly be allowed to drive because at this point they have to have a driver and it's so ironic because the reason to not drive is that you won't be in the company of strange men and yet so many of the drivers come from other can countries and are strange men. so hard for us as americans, right, to understand women can't drive but hopefully will be able to and certainly vote coming up. so progress is being made in saudi arabia. >> vote and then drive. it's amazing it goes in that order. nadia bilchik, thank you. we will see you later this morni morning. something i want to show you now are some terrifying moments in australia. an ultra light plane crashed into, of all things, a ferris wheel at a town fair. take a look at this. the plane barely missed a 9-year-old boy and a 13-year-old girl. got tangled up in the ferris wheel. dangled there for nearly an hour and a half. kids were finally rescued. the pilot and passenger on the pla

see is a 51 year-old did york businesswoman. they looked gorgeous.y: i just took the kids are happy. it >>darya: all of the kids are there. the third time is the charm. we will see you. we will be right back. helped he he-- >>james: bad debt, s&p in al--, edney in doubt are all positive. >>darya: real steel was one at the box office followed by the ides of march. dolphin tail he is great out there. eckhard where the officer involved shooting happened. here are some of the initial details that we have learned some out shortly after 6:00 a.m. to deal with a person that had a fire arm. shortly after officers arrived, they did have contact with that person although they are not saying who fired or even the condition of the caltrans is almost at the scene on hillsdale avenue where this officer involved shooting occurred.--will tran and is almost at the scene on hillsdale avenue where this officer involved shooting occurred. >>darya: you can see to storm, but right now in the story is the skies are a great and a little bit foggy. maybe a little bit of spri

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. >> and you are a very successful businesswom businesswoman. you've also an active republican. like any of the republican presidential hopefuls that we've seen this go around? >> where did you get that? i have always been a registered democrat. >> ah, i have been misinformed. well, then, i assume that you're a big obama fan. >> oh, gosh. i always try -- i always try to vote for the very, very smartest, best candidate for an office. so i'm not party centric, but i must say that i certainly hope that some really good candidates emerge in the next election. >> all right. martha stewart, thank you so much for sharing your special, your book, as well as your insights. we appreciate it. >> thanks. >> martha stewart. >>> rick perry picks up a high-profile endorsement in the race for the republican presidential nomination. find out who is throwing their support behind the texas governor in our political ticker update, up next.h antix. knowing that i could smoke during the first week was really important to me. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit

working with the hispanic community as a businesswoman in miami and the release of research findings from the 2008 delaware hispanic community needs assessment, adrienne set the focus -- funding focus of the arsht-cannon fund with a focus on meeting the needs of hispanic delawarans. this has helped thousands of hispanic delawarans read, learn and write in english, continue their education, find employment, access health services and learn conflict resolution skills. it has made and continues to make an essential difference in the lives of delawarans and will do so for decades to come. furthermore, under adrienne's direction the fund established the cancer care connection and best buddies in delaware, brought the bright star dyslexia initiative to delaware and supported the new delaware community foundation's strategic fund. mr. president, i am honored today to rise and honor and commend my good friend, aidrien arsht and her late parents for their extraordinary service and continuing contributions to the state of delaware and to its people. on behalf of senator coons and congressman c