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not anymore. >> let me get carly fiorina in. carly, welcome back. it's great to have you. i know you're strongly for romney. >> no, i'm actually -- whoa, whoa, whoa. i'm neutral in this primary process. i'm totally focused on the senate. >> this is even better. then tell me neutrally how big a problem mitt romney has got with romneycare, which rick santorum is hanging around his neck every chance he gets, including the victory speech santorum gave last night or the election speech he gave last night. how big a problem is it, carly? >> well, let me talk for a moment what is going on in massachusetts, which is relevant. scott brown is pulling ahead of his democratic rival, principally because the majority of people in massachusetts agree with scott brown and with former senator ted kennedy that obamacare is an overreach in the role of the federal government, and they are disturbed, deeply disturbed by the violation of a conscience protection clause in the constitution. i think this is a huge issue. i think it's an issue for romney going forward. he has and will continue i'm

for "teen kids news," i'm carly. >> natalie has tips to help you make the grade. >> community serviceme high schools require it for graduation and most colleges look for it on your application. well, let's remember the reason service is valued in our society -- it's good for others, and it's good for you. and don't tell me you can't think of anything to do. from packaging supplies for a homeless shelter to regularly visiting an elderly neighbor who lives alone, if you look around your community, you can find hundreds of ways to be of service. if you need suggestions, ask at school or your place of worship or even at city hall. and if you're a faithful viewer of "teen kids news," you'll know that we're always doing stories about teens who've come up with clever things to do for community service. that's another way to get lots of ideas. you see, watching tv can be good for you. i'm natalie, and that's this week's advice on how to make the grade. >> this report is brought to you by the chicago automobile trade association. >> well, here in chicago it's the biggest auto show in the count

nastia liukin, mary lou retton and carly patterson.that this was so historic. >> it's already on twitter. >> really? you sent it out? >> we're as excited as everybody else. >> let's bring people up to date. nastia, you have only competed once since beijing in 2009. you made the decision to get back into training and go for the 2012 team. was it a hard call? >> it was a little card, but at the same time i knew in the back of my mind that i wasn't done. because i wasn't able to tell myself that i was done with gymnastics and i think i had a vision of me being in london sitting in the stands, not knowing if -- you know, if i could have tried and been on the team. i didn't want to have those thought or so regrets. >> i was reading last night and i remember that your dad, your coach in beijing, will still be your coach, but he's also coaching another olympic hopeful. what's her name? >> rebecca bross. how is that going? >> it's different this year. last time four years ago she was just a junior. she didn't factor into anything. now having s

bring out all the jewel tones. >> carly, thank you so much. >> also very retro. now in terms of the biggest story for spring in terms of shape, this is it. it's the peplum. has a little flare on it. instead of a full dress this is something you could pair with great pablts, with skirts, with jeans. it's really versatile. this is from new york and company. $39. i love sort of like the 1960s kind of vibe, the fedora. i love neon. that is a great thing to pair with the peplum. again, although everything $50 it brings together all the colors and it's super fun. the great thing about the peplum, if you have a little tummy it gives you a little extra coverage. >> and wear something kind of fitted on the bottom. >> yes. the skirt, pencil. pants slim fit. >> alana, thank you so much. our final trend, colorful lace, heather is going to give a look. >> this is a big red carpet trend. a lot of ladies in very glam dresses and colorful lace. this is much more wearable. you can do this day to night. i love the skirt, h&m, it's $14. unbelievable. they're usi

carly fiorina combined them in 2005. her successor, mark hurd, separated them. then leo apotheker proposed spinning them off. now meg whitman is combining them. it's whitman's first major move since she became c.e.o. six months ago. the strategy might work, but so far investors are not buying it. shares sold off today and are down almost 9% this year, making h.p. the biggest loser in the dow. joining us now to talk more about the outlook for hewlett packard: abhey lamba, senior technology analyst at mizuho securities. >> susie: we've been speaking >> if you look at the services, the organizations. we are seeing structures. tablets are taking more of our dollars, and more wallet share out of pcs. and it has been a service, and in printing there's headwinds. that's where hp needs to ramp business. there's a lot of business where hp needs to dom pete with the competition, and cloud computing and a lot of things are i.t. spending is flowing. >> susie: and some people are suggested that hp get into mobile computering. it doesn't really have anything in that area, but

we'll speak with carly fiorina. >> inside the security breach at philadelphia international airport.ll hear from john miller. and actor, musician, steven van zandt stops by to tell us about his new tv series. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thank for watching everyone. i'm betty nguyen. thank for watching everyone. i'm betty nguyen. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> the past comes back to haunt sheriff ross mirkarimi. his ex-girlfriend is set to meet with the judge in his

carly simon might have identified as the saber of anticipation.u think those days are gone, you're so right. today, we learned exactly how long this impatient nation is willing to wait. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: how long are you willing to wait for an answer? in jane austen's "pride and prejudice," mr. darcy delivers his letter to miss bennett on page 201. they don't even discuss it until page 375. several months and a thousand sighs later. time moves a lot quicker this era of instant messages and texts. we live our lives in fast forward, even more so than we realize. we want it now. 250 milliseconds. that how long google says people are willing to wait for an answer. 250 milliseconds. less than a blink of an eye. any delay, and users move on. but progress has come at a cost. delicious anticipation is gone. if snow white had match.com, she wouldn't have gotten to dance with seven dwarves. ♪ someday my prince will come >> reporter: desire to fast-forward to the kiss, doesn't just jeopardize romance. we speed-date politicians, too. >>

carly fiorina. meg whitman gave him a big fund-raiser in redwood city. i mean it looks to be going his way, but i tell you, i also was there at the jelly belly factory in fairfield where rick santorum looked very defiant this week, surrounded by hundreds of conservatives and said i am not giving up. we're taking this all wait to the convention floor. seems adamant about that. whether or not that's going to happen, it's certainly, california is the place where they've got to pick up the campaign money and they're looking for a share of those 172 delegates, because by congressional district, winner take all by congressional district. >> they're dividing their time between here and los angeles and, david, you have a question down here? sh, carla, i know wh republican candidates are coming, a big pile of money. what do they want in return? do they have a wish list they're hoping to send to washington? >> california republicans, david, this is one of the things we saw this week. the california republican party is in flux. we saw that with the defection of nat

it is a cover of carly simon you are so van. it is set to be in may. we'll let you know when it leaks on line. publicity stunt, longest bridal train in romania today it is 1.85 miles long and took 10 seemstresses 100 days to make that train and it costs 7400 in materials and in fact the girl modeling the wedding dress needed to ride a hot air balloon to show off the 1.85 mile veil. thanks for joining us. we'll have more tomorrow including all of your opinions and things we are talking about. what a day. >>> i, nicky hennessey. >> the mayor of san francisco swears in an interim sheriff when the mayor is no where to be found. so the man who refused to quit gets replaced. he was kicked off the job, but the question is for how long. now, the latest on this showdown at city hall. >> tomorrow will be another water shed day. out of a job and with no pay for the time being he will have to attend a domestic violence orientation. it is a mandatory section for defendants ordered to complete a year long batterer's intervention program. >> i, vicky hennessey -- >>

people your age i mean so just you know just the people still think that you can put yourself and carly through college by working the whole time is just like it's crazy and it just shows how out of touch people are i think if there is i know very very few people who can do that and it's just i mean it's also just crazy to me that we have to do that to begin with you know that that's the belief that you should just marketing yourself. of the thirty four o.e.c.d. nations the organization you know the thirty four richest nations in the world we are the only one that does this to our students in fact most of those most of those nations give students free college in denmark they pay two hundred dollars a month stipend to go to college where. ph d. same and i believe it's the same in finland norway sweden in germany you can get free college after you do a year of public service i mean what's wrong with america what you know it and why do conservatives like you want to hang on to this broken dysfunctional system that . dumps people like molly basically out on the street with a hundred thousan

bruce our shares you'll see that there were down three point four percent the outsiders of the day carly also was down around four percent at the end of the day fertilizer producer announced it was reducing production by around forty percent beautiful tree demand and burbank was one of the biggest gainers the largest banks in russia get around one harvest. if we look at other markets in the u.s. it's all very rosy of the fed chairman bernanke he has said that these quite positive on the economy that the inflation spike that we've seen recently is temporary and that rates will be kept at record low levels of zero to nor to five percent in europe but also they ended on a positive note meanwhile after the end of the session the fitch has said that it is increasing the rating of greece from default to be minus and on the commodities markets we're seeing oil gearing up on hopes of the global economy growth and what we're seeing on the currency market is the dollar is gaining versus the euro on the positive retail sales in the united states and of course this positive outlook from fed chairman

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and carly was on television and she was like maybe that wasn't such a good idea. >> that language isnsulting, insinnedary, and a distraction. >> and how about john boehner. every morning he does a press conference and it's fiery. let me show you a normal morning. this is a collection of those. all right. well, then i can tell you, he normally comes out and say these democrats are destroying this country! you know what happened this morning? no press conference. didn't want to be on video. that's really weird. he put out this statement instead. quote: in other words oh, damn they got us. democrats are trying to raise money against this basic assault. so that's the republican reaction. they ought to denounce and reject rush limbaugh as they asked democrats to constantly denounce and reject people. although, of course, the republicans never do likewise. but how about rush limbaugh. people give this guy too much credit. you always here he has 20 million listeners weekly. where did that come from? it came from a 1993 billboard magazine article. and here is the first time it was quoted in

. >> reporter: john carlie brought the fabilo into port yesterday and he says he and his team trainedhow to handle this size of ship. >> just to making sure we could make a thing this big fit here. >> reporter: the ship uses its own own bole to help turn. >> there's not much room. >> reporter: the msc fabiola is not transferring to china loaded down with vehicles and agricultural goods from the u.s. in alameda, christien kafton ktvu news. >>> federal safety officials issued a recall today on almost a million child safety locks. they say in at least 140 cases children have been able to open the safety first push and snap cabinet locks. those locks include model numbers 48391 and 48442. the consumer product safety commission says three children who managed to pick the lock were later treated for swallowing or handling has douse cleaning products. >>> when it comes to losing your cell phone it seems like oakland is one of the cities it's happening the most. the san francisco base company look out says that oakland came in number three on a list of u.s. cities where people lost the most p

. >> reporter: john carlie brought the fabilo into port yesterday and he says he and his team trained at the maritime learning how to handle this size of ship. >> just to making sure we could make a thing this big fit here. >> reporter: the ship uses its own own bole to help turn. >> there's not much room. >> reporter: the msc fabiola is not transferring to china loaded down with vehicles and agricultural goods from the u.s. in alameda, christien kafton ktvu news. >>> federal safety officials issued a recall today on almost a million child safety locks. they say in at least 140 cases children have been able to open the safety first push and snap cabinet locks. those locks include model numbers 48391 and 48442. the consumer product safety commission says three children who managed to pick the lock were later treated for swallowing or handling has douse cleaning products. >>> when it comes to losing your cell phone it seems like oakland is one of the cities it's happening the most. the san francisco base company look out says that oakland came in number three on a list of u.s. cities wh

carly rae jepsen. i was playing it for someone outside my office.my gosh, that's the girl justin bieber listened to and she sounded like a female justin bieber. we tweeted her and she became popular. he's paying it forward. this song is called "call me maybe." you'll love it. listen. ♪ >> okay. here it comes. ready -- ♪ >> cute. >> kind of cute, right? >> yes. >> they can't hear outside. it's not that they don't like it. we don't have audio. >> i like that. i like that a lot. good for you. what i like about that, it's not your typical two-chord song and it's got a melody that goes someplace a little surprising. >> i don't know what you're talking about, but it's a good song. okay. "okay or not okay." is it okay to keep racy photos of yourself on your phone? kathie lee says it's okay, but it's not very smart. >> hoda says no it's not okay. why in the world do you want racy photos of yourself? delete. so you can show them to other people, hoda. that's why people do that. i don't do it. does my phone have a camera? i don't even know. >> yes. >> took a

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