and also from congressional democrats and reaction from the white house through press secretary jay carney. we will have more on the story in a moment. presidential contests, three days after he lost to rick santorum, mitt romney on the campaign trail in georgia argue that he has a former governor of massachusetts is a better tea party candidate than the rivals. he says that spending on the lawmakers pet projects doubled under newt gingrich when he was house speaker and went after rick santorum and saying as senator, he was a major supporter as the type of spending known as pork barrel legislation. more on the presidential politics coming up later in the program. >>> and the house of representatives voting today to provide the president with something that many have called for and ronald reagan asked for it and bill clinton had it for a while, and the line item veto, but this bill differs from the veto that the president had briefly in the 1980s. this vote today on the bill of the president making recommendations on the government spending to reduce the deficit, and the vote overwhelming i

who other did you want besides governor karn sn governor carney? >> i think i'll ask bob first. 75 million young people unemployed. actually, it must be far more. it's a problem not just within the developing world. we see it as a central issue in what has happened in north africa and the middle east. it's a central concern for you. from your perspective, both in the world bank and more widely, how important is this issue and what, if any anything, should be done about it? >> well, it's important across a range of things. number one, what we've seen is that if people don't get a good start in terms of employment and skills, it can can affect them their whole lives. number two, this is a testimonily then underused resource. three, there's a specific issue that we're dealing with and others are about the school, the work transition, and some of the skills development that is part of this. so all of this is part of the bigger issue that i think some of us have been trying to draw out, which is, it's not enough to wid dell through. and frankly it's not

they say carney's alleged victims stole the money, and that when carney found out, he and his co-defendant, also a marine, drove the victim to a remote area in orange county, and shot him four times. >> when this case kind of blew up i guess i was kind of looked at as just number one enemy of the marine corps. you know what i mean? >> since he was in jail awaiting trial for the murder charge, he would not discuss the allegations. but in a separate case, he had already been convicted and sentenced to six years for dealing drugs to other marines. and that was a topic he was willing to discuss. >> i'll tell you right now, marines are going to do drugs. they're just like anybody else. you got 18-year-old kids coming in, college age. you know what i mean? some of them haven't even ever drank or anything like that in their lives. first time away from their parents. they're going to screw around, you know. and maybe it's not the best thing, you know, to be providing marines with that. not saying that's what i did, but that's what they charged me with. but you know what, if they don't get it from

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>> even though christian carney was facing the most serious of charges, he still approached his workout routine with all the discipline of the marine he once was. while we have witnessed many in-cell workouts before, it was what carney did afterwards that caught our attention. >> question. you're flexing. why are you flexing? >> every time i work out a specific muscle group, i'll flex it immediately after. it's called iso tension. everything i've learned i've learned from arnold schwarzenegger, his books.

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and now let's take a look at carney's rather pathetic response. would hesitate to speak to any particular case for obvious reasons and i would refer you to the department of justice for. for more on on that i think we absolutely honor and praise the bravery of reporters who are placing themselves in. extremely dangerous situations in order to bring the story of oppression and brutality to the world i think that is. commendable and it's certainly worth noting by us and as somebody who knew both anthony and marie i. particularly appreciate what they did to bring that story to the american people. as for other cases again without addressing any specific case i think that there are issues here that involve. highly sensitive classified information and i think that you know. those are. divulging or to divulge divulging that kind of information is a serious issue and always has been. not shocking at all that he would say that he doesn't want to refer to any specific case right that's always a good cop out to get away from having to admit that there is a

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he taught at several schools including dundalk, marsen state and carney elementary. teachers say he was only here for five months before he got called up. he made a huge impact. he taught gym but would also go from classroom to classroom when he had downtime to help. >> you could give him the littlest one in the building or the oldest one. no matter who he had, he did homework with these kids. some kids he didn't goat the support they needed and never came in. he would do that. he helped out kindergarten all the way to fifth grade and did a phenomenal job. >> reporter: teachers say he was so well liked by the students at carney that on the last day before he was scheduled to ship out, they stood up and saluted him, something that almost brought the big name to tears. >> they ought to rename carney elementary in his honor. >>> today most of baltimore's delegation met with the mayor. congressman sar bines met to identify funding. to take on domestic violence. >> to make sure that baltimore gets the resources that this needs. we'll make sure there's money in the federal

. >>> back at the white house, press secretary jay carney says president obama is open to finding ways to address the concerns of catholics about this hhs rule. still, political implications are clear and as both the white house and mitt romney have now seized on this issue. >> this is, i think, ironic that -- that mitt romney is expressing -- criticizing the president for pursuing a policy that is virtually identical to the one that was in place when he was governor of massachusetts. >> well, mr. carney needs to check this history and that is that provision was put in massachusetts before i was governor and then when i was governor, i tried to have it removed in our health care plan. in the working of our health care plan i worked hard it to get the legislature to remove all of the mandated coverages, including contraception, so quite clearly he needs to understand that was a provision that got there before i did and it was one that i fought to remove. >> as if for republicans using this going forward, senator john thune, the republican of south carolina said, quote, i think they've a

smith is live in carney now, with more on how this fallen solidier...... lived. good morning joel. 3 good morning patrice... this is carney elementeary school, thh last of many taught phys ed to studdnts in - ballimore county. no doubt he left an impression on hundreds of young peopll in this area....... we talked yesterday with someone else who has an even deeper connection to him, his only daughter leah. thh family was notified of his death over the weekend.... they are not revealing detailssabout how he died, but they want to share more about how he lived. mar-chanti joined the army pational guard while attending tooson university, and eventually became a majoo. when he wasn't serving his ccuntry, he was working in schools. for the last 16 years as a p.e. teacher in baltimore county, most recently some special needd students. last september he was sent to kabul. his daughter leah says in a way, she still expects him to come home. 3 3 "oh i didn't believe it because he'' like my hero, he always comes to save us, and i keep thinking he's going to save us again a

more now from kayla tausche, jon fortt and john carney.st question to everyone here beginning with you, kayla, should facebook share less of its stock with the banks and more with its own clients and customers? >> well, tyler, the original issue with the $100 billion figure when it came out was a bit of sticker shock, but also the company wanted a little bit of room for upside if $100 billion is full valuation, you got to be able to have some upside there. they hired the banks to be able to price this conservatively and build in that upside. when you open it up to the entire market, you can't engineer it that way. >> jon fortt, same question to you. >> i don't see the point. when you think about more than 800 million facebook users which of those actually get to participate in the deal, pretty much everybody who's going to be buying it after it's publicly traded is the same people who would get in before. it seems to me like they would have to play favorites to do that. >> john carney, am i being too populous here? >> i think you are. i al

and today white house press secretary jay carney indicated that $1.5 billion in u.s. foreign aid to egypt could now be in jeopardy. >> we have made clear both in our public statements and private communications how seriously we take this and that these actions could have consequences for our relationship and for our assistance programs. >> reporter: of those 17 americans charged, we are learning new details about their ewereabouts, scott. about half of them were able to leave egypt before these charges were announced, but the rest of them, they're stuck in egypt and some of them, including sam lahood, are holed up inside the u.s. embassy in cairo. >> pelley: in the u.s. embassy they're beyond the reach of the egyptian authorities. norah, i wonder, when we see jay carney at the briefing talking about withholding aid to egypt, how significant is that? >> reporter: it's extremely significant. of course, egypt has been a critical ally in the middle east for decades. but last year for the first time congress said no more blank checks to egypt and they put some conditions o

john carney brings up a good point when he's talking about motorola.torola, google is buying into the living room. they already have a huge set of installed base boxes. how could they use those set top boxes to have access to this video streaming market? >> jon fortt, what's your take? >> one more try. okay. here's the problem here, carriers are already really scared of google going over the top on them. this is going to make them even more scared. so motorola could lose serious set top box market share to cisco in particular. also, this market of home entertainment, it's like an accessory market to the cell phone. it's not a huge market in and of itself. apple already sold 1.4 million apple tvs in just the holiday quarter alone. it's really hard to see how google makes a business out of this. you really hope they'll focus. it's a question -- is this the thing to focus on? probably not. >> wow. all three of you. >> how long do you think it will last if indeed they do it, john carney? >> i think -- google has a lot of money. if they want to chase this p

. >> that was white house press secretary jay carney addressing criticism over the president's healthe reform, which enforces employers which are some religious institutions to support contraception. we're joined by kristen welker. this matter has angered many and become a hot button issue for republicans who are looking to dethrone the president. jay carney said in that same briefing that the president would work with institutions to strike a balance. it doesn't look as they will completely step away from this, does it? >> reporter: it doesn't look that way. white house press secretary, jay carney, was pretty adamant that's not what the administration was saying. they do seem to be signaling a willingness to compromise. carney both yesterday and today pointed to the fact there's this one year transition period that's been built into this decision which will allow the administration to work with catholic universities and hospitals to try to, and i'm going to quote from the atd mrgs, allay some of their concerns. when pressed about what that meant, we didn't get a direct answer. it's n

similar statements were made by the vice president as well as the state department but here's jay carney earlier today. it's a reminder of the incredible risks that journalists take recall when anthony should be in the french photojournalist who was killed yesterday as well in order to bring . the truth about what's happening in a country like syria and he's right their deaths are undeniably tragic as is the bloodshed and the deaths of countless in of innocent civilians all across syria but in light of this administration's widening crackdown against whistleblowers right here at home those words frankly rule that hollow and apparently i wasn't the only one with that impression a.b.c.'s jake tapper decided to call the administration out on its double standards check out this exchange how does that square with the fact that this is restriction has been so aggressively trying to stop aggressive journalism in the cities by using the espionage act just to to take recent words to court here this seems to be a disconnect through the progressive journals of the court just don't want to say well

he taught at several schools including carney elementary school. was on his first one year tour and was set to be back home in september. >>> police have released the name of the man accused of shooting a towson homeowner. bradford holup was arrested. >>> and five students were shot at a high school in ohio. there are grief counselors at the school and classes will be canceled for tomorrow. >>> tonight mayor stephanie rawlings-blake is presenting her plans to build better school unless the city, a

while carney stressed president obama wants women employees to have the contraceptive health care optionhe also seemed to indicate possible flexibility on how the requirement might be met while respecting religious views. republican presidential candidates have recently jumped on the issue, criticizing the policy as an attack on religion. >>> a senior vice president is stepping down from the breast cancer charity susan g. komen for the bureau. karen handle resigned after the group reversed its decision to stop funding planned parenthood. handle is a republican who once ran for governor of georgia on a platform calling for the defunding of planned parenthood. the komen group sparked controversy last week by cutting fund to go planned parenthood for breast cancer screening for low income women. >>> a court ruling in california has knocked down the state's ban on same-sex marriages. at least for now. protesters gathered outside the courthouse in san francisco to hear the federal appeals court decision that the proposition 8 ban on gay marriage was unconstitutional. the court also said that

jay carney told reporters moments ago.ement age 65 in the next two decades. an incredible 10,000 people every day. but the recession hit baby boomers very hard. many losing pensions, their retirement and investment plans, at least losing value in those plans. if they own a home it's probably worth much less than they thought it would be. so instead relaxing and enjoying their golden years they will keep work into their 70s and beyond. so you tell me, rich, why are they doing it? they have to do it for all those reasons that we just cited or is it becoming more of just a choice, they want to keep working? >> it is becoming a choice. let's put the rock chair away, the norman rockwell pictures. they are exchanging that for running shoes and spin class. there is a healthy baby boomer generation is become healthier and they want to work. they don't want to just stop at age 65 and sit down and watch reruns of television shows anymore. megyn: i'm sure that's true for some of them. i think a lot of people want to hit 5 and take it

on the defensive side you heard it from jay carney that the president has been doing a lot to kind of it in place policys that would over time drive oil and gas prices down. that's more exploration, more permits for drilling. there are also though the mocraticart, you know, on citol hill and the allies of the white house are going to push on this issue of oil subsidies. the president has been hammering the republicans on the subsidies, the federal government subsidies that go to the oil company. of course the oil companies are going to be making record profits because of the price of oil as high as it is. so the democrats think they have a really good argument to tell people, look, at a time when these oil companies are making so much money, this is the last time that we need to be giving them more subsidies. >> woodruff: michae, is it fair to say that the white house i fosed on this debate, closely focused on this debate that is underway? >> i can definitely tell you having talked to the folks at the white house they are concerned. they know this happens every year but every year it

white house press secretary jay carn carney saying that write now the administration's strategy is toto try to continue to put pressure on president bashar he will assad to step down. he also talked about the possibility of humanitarian i'd saying the details are still being worked out. obviously, the administration quite concerned about the reports that they're hearing from the ground. as you know, there's sort of been a steady call for lawmakers, including senator john mccain to arm the opposition in syria. today, white house press secretary yea carney said that is not an option right now saying they want to give all political courses a chance. here's a little bit more of what he had to say from his daily briefing. take a listen. >> we believe that political solution is the right way to go. now, we never rule anything out in a situation like this, but we are pursuing a path that includes isolating and pressuring the assad regime so that it stops its heinous slaughtering of its own people. >> now, i asked carney if the administration still believed that assad's fall was imminent. thi

carney, when we talk about outsiderdom.n looking at the professional record of the candidates on stage, we have newt gingrich, who, of course, served as speaker of the house, santorum spent 16 years in washington, ron paul, 22 years. mitt romney, obviously, governor of massachusetts, scion of a political dynasty. do you think anyone in the electorate is buying the notion that any of these guys are an outsider? >> i think some of them are. but it's really not their resume that distinguishes an insider from an outsider, in my opinion. it's their passion, it's their rhetoric, it's the tone of their presentation. it's the issues that they choose to talk about. the vote, you know, are you worried about what the lobbyists and the funders and the insiders in washington care about or are you talking about what people on main street are discussing today in the diner, having a hamburger? i mean, it isn't your -- i don't believe it's your resume. i think it is your rhetoric and how you relate to american people and the voters. and i t

. >> reporter: the white house continued to defend the decision today, but jay carney did leave open this idea there could be compromises on how it's implemented from church to church or organization to organization, brian. >> chuck todd at the white house for us tonight. thanks. >>> now to a terribly sad story out of washington state. a father has taken his own life along with the lives of his two little boys. in a raging house fire, he appears to have set, the bizarre and tragic end to a story that started when his wife, the boys' mother, disappeared. nbc's miguel almaguer reports from graham, washington, outside seattle. >> reporter: investigators call the raging fire a double murder suicide. inside the home, three bodies. josh powell and his two young boys. powell was denied custody of his children last week. >> found two five-gallon cans of gas. one was with the bodies. >> reporter: police say on sunday he slammed the door on a social worker who brought the children for a supervised visit. minutes before the fire, powell wrote a chilling three-word e-mail to his lawyer. it read,

white house press secretary jay carney responded to all this yesterday. >> churches, houses of worship, are exempted from this policy. those institutions where women of all faiths, many faiths work, need to have the same kind of coverage that all other american women have. we will work with institutions on try to implement this in a way that assures that the coverage is provided and that attempts to ally the concerns that are there. >> under the government's plan, insurers would be required to cover birth control without co-pays or deductibles. that would apply to hospitals and colleges, as well. quickly becoming a hot button political issue, newt gingrich accusing the obama administration of waging a war against religion and mitt romney who rarely addresses social issues used his opposition to the man indicate to appeal to conservative voters where he was in colorado. >> the creator gave every human being his or her rights. i'm just distresseded as i watch our president try and infringe upon those rights. the first amendment of the constitution provides the right to worship in the way

while carney stressed president obama wants women employees to have the contraceptive health care plan and option, he also seemed to indicate possible flexibility on how that requirement might be met, while respecting religious views. republican presidential candidates have recently jumped on the issue, criticizing the policy as an attack on religion. >>> a senior vice president is stepping down from the breast cancer charity susan g. komen for the cure. karen handel resigned as the charity's senior vice president for public policy and chief lobbyist after the group reversed its decision to stop funding planned parenthood. handel is a republican who once ran for governor of georgia on a plat porm calling for the defending of planned parenthood. the komen group sparked controversy last week by cutting funding to planned parenthood for breast cancer screening for low income women. >>> a court ruling in california has knocked down the state's ban on same-sex marriages. at least for now. protesters gathered outside the courthouse in san francisco to hear the federal appeals court decision

at the daily briefing, jay carney at the top of the briefing making a direct reference to the speaker on gas and energy price. >> reporter: before i get started, i wanted to note as the president predicted last week when he came a speech at the university of miami, upon its return to washington, congress or at least some members in congress are politicized the issue of gas prices. speaker of the house apparently spoke with reporters this morning in which he suggested that the president wasn't in support of expanding domestic oil and gas production, which is categorically false and suggested that somehow, simply by drilling or approving the keystone pipeline that would lower gas prices, that's the kind of empty promise that politicians make when we face hiex in the global price of oil, that is really dishonest with the kind of promise that -- promises that are dishonest with the american people and as you now, the president has from the beginning supported an all the above approach to our energy challenges. that includes expanding domestic oil and gas production as you know, oil and ga

when we asked why that action is not a model for syria, carney said u.s.policy is not one size fits all. why would we intervene on behalf of the rebels in libya and not help those in syria? >> in libya, as you recall, there was support at the international level, broad support, the united nations security council resolution. there was a request from the libyan opposition and the libyan people for direct military intervention. >> reporter: scott, at the top of the agenda at this very important friends of syria meeting is a discussion about a cease-fire in libya so they can deliver some badly needed humanitarian aid. they're also going to talk about safe havens for civilians and they are going to try and organize the very fractured syrian opposition forces. >> pelley: a cease-fire in syria. norah, thanks very much. cbs news correspondent clarissa ward has made her way into syria twice in recent weeks reporting on the rebels. most recently, she reported with her producer, ben plesser on combat around the city of idlib. she joins us from beirut, lebanon. clari