charlie white didn't claim to be homeless, dede.ife testified that he stayed his the over view condominium. it ranged anywhere from 2-4 nights. the ex-wife said at most he stayed at her condominium 3 nights. but most of all -- (talking over one another). in that motion he specifically to keep out telephone notes to show where his telephone was making telephone calls. >> no he is not. >> come read the court documents. >> (talking over one another) >> his ex-wife, his son, his wife, all tof the relatives and neighbors backed it up. you are the only ones saying he doesn't live there because you want bob per sillah to take over. the state of indiana is not one to be secretary of state. >> final word. a judge ruled a democrat lost the race. stay that for now should he be secretary of state. never heard of such a thing usually they have a special election. >> of course. >> indiana law does not provide for special elections. in duality if it is not charlie white it should be bob owesly who got over 6,025 votes in indiana. >> he only won 4

prosecutors say the republic secretary of state charlie white lied about his address when he registeredte two years ago. white claims he did nothing wrong. insisting he just had an unusual living arrangement at the time. eric shawn is live, noblesville indiana on the top story at the bottom of the hour. hi, eric. >> hi, shepard, well about those unusual living arrangements, charlie white did register at his ex-wife's house. he also bought a condo for himself and new wife. one of the reasons why prosecutors here in indiana have charged him with seven felony counts. tonight a jury has been selected. we expect opening arguments in n. this trial to begin in the morning. white is charged with voter fraud, fraud, perjury, theft, submitting a false ballot. when he arrived at court, he did what everybody else has to do at courthouses. he took off his belt and emptied his pockets to go through the metal detectors. he said he didn't do anything wrong, nothing that other politicians haven't done. he does say he registered at his ex-wife's house because he lived there four nights a week. that's bec

charlie white dominated the competition to win their fourth straight u.s. title. that'll dol for now. diane, much more coming up tomorrow. we'll check you out then. >> lurt got it. thank you, henry. >>> by the way, you can catch more of that u.s. figure skating championships right here on nbc bay area tomorrow afternoon from noon until 3:00 right before the "pro bowl." meteorologist rob mayeda is around checking out weather, it was sunny and cleartoid. just beautiful. >> it was. you know in fact some areas south of san jose saw highs close to 70. now tonight up to clear skies and dry air. our temperatures are cooling off pretty quickly especially in the north bay. already down to 38 degrees and santa rosa 41 and napa. fairfield 38. both locations by the way will probably drop cold enough for some patchy frost heading into tomorrow morning. the winds relatively light. north into 10 into napa that's bringing in drier air which will lower the dew points and lower your temperatures heading towards tomorrow morning. a cool start 30s and 40s, during the day tomorrow we'

seen together skating last year, merrill davis and charlie white scored more than 191 points, today nearly 13 points ahead of their closest competitors. they were so dominant, their free dance score was higher than three couples scores all combined. you can see more of the figure skating championships here on nbc bay area from 9:00 to 11:00 and tomorrow from 12:00 to 3:00 before the pro bowl. right now we'll check in with henry wolford for a check on what's going on in sports besides the figure skating, hello, henry. >> there's a lot going on. one of the 49ers top defensive players was arrested in miami beach today, we'll have all the details, plus find out what the front office had to say about it. and in order to win in sports, you have to play smart. for one cal hoops player, that's the least of his concerns. his story is next in sports. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area, after a stellar rookie season, alden smith suffered a misstep off the field today. the 49ers defensive end was arrested on the suspicion of d.u.i. in florida early this morning. smith willing subjected to suspensions or

charlie white faces seven felony counts, including fraud, theft and voting with a false ballot.e was allegedly registered to vote to use his ex-wife's address and living out of the district. but the wife said he spent four nights a week because he and his new wife didn't want to live together before marriage. white wouldn't comment in court but in a recent interview said he didn't do anything other politicians don't do. >> i abide by the same laws everybody else abide by. >> republican governor mitch daniels has called on him to resign but the indiana republican party has stopped short of that. state democratic party says he should go. >> when the top person, i don't have to follow the laws. it says to people, i don't have to follow them either. >> reporter: recount commission has backed white staying in office but a judge ordered him out. democrat that he defeated should be sworn in. a move that has been stayed pending appeal. the lawyer says unlike other voter fraud no one tried to steal an election. >> trying to disenfranchise people. we're talking about one vote. >> if he is

charges are against charlie white, a republican facing 7 counts of voter fraud. >> reporter: he is thete's top elections official and he's accused of voter fraud. charlie wright is the republican secretary of state much indiana. the charges include voter fraud, fraud, perjury, theft and allegedly voting with a falsified ballot. he was allegedly registered to vote at his ex-wife's house. he said he did spend four nights a week living at his ex-wife's house base and his new wife didn't want to live together until they were married. but we sat down with him for an interview at the indiana statehouse an said he did nothing illegal. >> we always abide by the law. i abide by those same laws everybody else abeads by, the same laws and same legal precedent. >> reporter: in december a judge ordered him out saying the democrat who lost the race to white should be sworn in as the secretary of state of indiana. that decision has been stayed. mitch daniels the republican governor has called on white to resign and the democratic party wants him to quit. >> charlie white registered to vote at a place

charlie white, the republican secretary of state faces seven felony counts including fraud, theft, perjury voting with a false ballot. he was allegedly registered to vote using his ex-wife's address. and paid a town council salary while living out of the district. white says he spent four nights a week at his ex-wife's because he and his new wife did not want to live together before marriage. >> i got to have my attorney speak for me. >> white wouldn't comment in court but in a recent fox news interview said he didn't do anything other politicians don't do. >> i abide by those same laws everybody else abides by. >> republican governor mitch daniels has called on white to resign but the indiana republican party has stopped short of that. the state democratic party says he should go. >> when your top person says that i don't have to follow the laws, that just says to the people underneath saying well, i don't have to follow them either. >> the state's bipartisan recount position has backed white staying in office but a judge ordered him out saying the democrat he defeated in november of 2010

charlie lowe himself. he was such a charismatic person. he just fit into the whiteworld. >> reporter: charlie lowe owned horses, he raced horses, he had his own polo team and was himself an excellent horseman. he knew all of san francisco's right people and they came in droves to his new nightclub. there were four chinese nightclubs in san francisco but forbidden city was the only one that was actually outside of china town. charlie lowe opened his nightclub on the second floor of this building in 1938. for the next 20 years, forbidden city was the most popular chinese nightclub in the entire country. >>> what made forbidden city so popular besides the charm of charlie lowe? there was a built in fascination with what was perceived to be the forbidden part of forbidden city. chinese show girls, chinese singers and dancers, the nightclub was in a way its own cultural revolution. the performers were breaking out of a stereo type that had designed the chinese since they came to this country. >> chinese are really in the mode of thinking of being humble and dressing to c

southbound direction on u.s. 29 between i-70 and route 32, here is a look at i-9 95, white marsh looking good to the beltway. charlie, good morning. >>> only reason you play this game is for an opportunity to go to a super bowl. we did it. we have that opportunity now. >> the ravens had their eyes on the afc title game sunday and a date next weekend in foxboro with the patriots. they won yesterday 20-13 behind a defensive effort led by ray lewis and reed. the city is buzzing over the big win against the texans yesterday. the ravens one game away from the super bowl. sherrie johnson is live outside of mt bank stadium with the reaction. it was a big win, yesterday. >> reporter: we are here at mt bank stadium, the heart of the excitement. i was out here yesterday and a sea of purple everywhere. this was packed with people, purple pride everywhere. now, the ravens move on to face a tough team , the fans say we are ready. we are heading to boston with confidence. it was a close victory but a victory nonetheless. there were tense moments for fans but the ravens pulled off a win and now we are heading to the afc championsh

white smith. stay with us. this is charlierose from new york, as charlie rose from new york continues. >> rose: thank you, guys, very much. have i been sent van disbee seminal anything the history of art and in a career that spannep ten years he produced paintings that are recognized around thee world for their vibrant colors and dramatic brush s strokes, te night cafe, the olive tree, the star i are night, these are just some of his best known works, in a new biography steven and gregory white smith be the man behind the art, chronicle his childhood in the netherlands, his stint in a psychiatric hospital. and his book is van gogh the life, i am pleased to have them back at this table, so welcome. great to see you. >> we talked earlier about yourg earlier book which congratulations won a pulitizer> prize, thank you very much. >> how did you come to the story of van gogh? >> we got -- we won a pulitizer prize and the obvious question was, from us and our publisher what is next? what do you do d next? and we decided that we woul

charlie, erica sm. >> bill plant at the white house in washington. thank you, bim. with us now the vice president of the united states, joe biden. good morning. >> hey, charlie. how are you doing sm. >> doing well. good to see you. >> good to see you, charlie. >> thank you. what can you add to what we have heard about this very successful raid rescue raid in somalia? >> nothing much other than to say it was in the works for some time. we followed as we always do the advice of the special operators, when they should move. this was incredibly daring as your man pointed out. these guys are mind blowingly effective at what they do. just before i left the white house last night to head up to the hill, it was going on in the situation room. we knew what was happening it's a happy day. everyone should know, aulg the pirates and terrorists should know, we will find you. we will find you and we will take care of america's interest. these guys are amazing. >> let me turn to the state of the union address and the upcoming campaign. many looked at the address and said it was an

into the white house strategy, which you'll see next week in the state of the union message, to have the president reach out to congress but continue to call them out for not working with him. charlieite house reception today for the nation's mayors who are meeting in washington. one of the big names there will be newark, new jersey, mayor corybokrocory booker. >> he's with us right now. mayor booker join us us. hello. it's good to see you. >> i cannot tell you how good it is to be here. it's almost like you get your favorite friends together for morning breakfast. really, i get to be with you every morning. >> that's exactly how we feel. we'll talk about the donation in a second. we wanted to follow up on bill plant's numbers. he said president obama still has trouble cracking the 50% approval rating. why do you think it's been so difficult? >> this is the most difficult time in my lifetime in the united states economy. people are really hurting out there and struggling. often we look to the people in power and project upon them a lot of our frustrations. if you look at how president obama has navigated this incredible storm we haven't seen since the great depression, it's been in

white. east berlin is matching the contours of east germany and the checkpoint charlie which i'll talk about and then, of course, the other checkpoint bravo with which we use only one time in this particular exercise. the berlin crisis began in 1958, when krusef said sign a peace treaty for berlin and germany and 5u8 the rights that the allies have enjoyed will pass to the gdr, the german democratic republic because they're the ones who are suffering in berlin and what he called the gdr. and if they do not agree, if the allies do not agree to sign that then i will sign the treaty with the gdr and they can impose their rules on whoever wants to come into berlin. this was a direct challenge. it created a lot of commotion in the west. it created conferences, one particular conference between eisenhower and this kruskhev but he got to a lot of other places besides disneyland and between eisenhower and the others they held him back for a while and nothing very much had happened except there was a lot of talk. in 1961, john f. kennedy became president. essentially, others had left the problems for

white house? >> if your wife -- [ applause ] >> charlie, not only can i imagine it, but i dream about it every nightnk your wife -- >> oh, we are going on. you like this? >> rose: yes, i do. i can play this game. why do you think your wife would make a good president? >> you know what it means be president. you were there for eight years. what does she have? >>ell, she has what she always has had, she is smarter than me. all of my best ideas came from hillary. you know the american actor kevin spacey. >> oh, he does a good i impression of me. >> >> rose: i assume -- >> maybe -- >> i don't remember what we were doing it f. >> rose: and you saw the tea, you sathe president recently. i got him a video for t tenth anniversary of the theatre. hhe is in good spirits and thin. >> he is a vegan now. who would ever he thought that. >> rose: a man who loved life, a man denied, but he likes -- >> no, he does. he dropped weight. by the way, i have been on the richard iii diet. >> rose: what is that? >> well, literally i have dropped 20 pounds doing this play because it is an insane workout every might. >> rose:

honorable daniel akaka and representative tom cole, the assistant secretary larry and charlie bilbray from the whitese, david from the senate committee, yvette from iehf, and aram plame from treasury. we also have the native organization partners earning stevens, a request from the housing council, and finally, i want to thank the native voice one and many of our trouble stations across the country for airing today's address and bringing the state of the indian nations to hundreds of thousands of people in the andean countries and beyond. this year we've asked an american indian active duty military service member to begin and to introduce president keel. it is my distinct honor to be able to introduce and to welcome the lieutenant governor of the bus marine corps in the u.s. navy judge of the ticket at the pentagon. the lieutenant colonel has participated in the deployments and iraq and afghanistan. please join me in the thinking him for his continued service and welcoming him here today. lieutenant colonel. [applause] >> thank you. good evening and it is my pleasure to introduce the president of t

white house. bill? >> reporter: well, charlie, there's no blad blood here. you can see that from the video. but the door was being held open for daley's exit. he was brought in here by the president a year ago to do three things, to smooth the president's relationship with congress, to assure big business that it could work with this white house, and to be one of the public faces of administration, and none of those things worked out. daley upset democrats as well as republicans on capitol hill during the debt creting negotiations last summer and in november he gave up his day-to-day management duties in the white house which seemed like a comedown. but his friends will say he never had a fighting chance, he was never part of the president's tight inner circle, wasn't given the total power that a chief of staff usually wields. all the decisions continued to be made by the three or four people closest to the president. but even though daley is leaving, will remain in the loop. >> thank you very much. >>> now let's go to manchester, new hampshire. chief correspondent and host of "face the nat

into the white house strategy which you'll see next week in the state of the union message to have the president reach out to congress but continue to call them out for not working with him. charlie house reception for the nation's mayors. one of the big names is cory booker, newark new jersey mayor. >> he's with us right now. he gotta tension after facebook founder mark zuckerberg promised him $100 million to improve his city's schools. mayor booker joins us in studio 57. hello, mayor booker. >> i cannot tell you how good it is to be here. you get some of your favorite people, friends together for a morning breakfast but really it's a show. i get to be with you every morning. >> that's exactly how we feel. we'll talk about the -- the president has trouble cracking the 50% approval rating. why do you think it's so difficult? >> because this is the most difficult time in my lifetime in the united states economy. people are really hurting and struggling and often we look to the people in power and project upon them a lot of our frustrations. when the truth is, if you look at how president obama navigated this incredible storm. we haven't seen since the great depression, it's been i

white. east berlin, i guess, is matching the contours of east germany. i'll talk about checkpoint charlie and the other checkpoint, bravo, which we used one time in this particular exercise. the berlin crisis began in 1958 when khrushchev issued a challenge to the west. he said, i want you to sign a peace treaty for berlin and for germany and when that peace treaty is signed all of the rights that the allies enjoyed will pass to the gdr, the german democratic republic, because they are the ones who are sovereign in berlin and in what he called the gdr. if they do not agree -- if the allies do not agree to sign that, i will sign the treaty with the gdr. the gdr will impose its rules on whoever wants to come into berlin. this was a direct challenge. it created a lot of commotion in the west. it created conferences. one particular conference with eisenhower and khrushchev when khrushchev visited the united states. he did not get to disneyland much to his sorrow. but he got to a lot of other places. between eisenhower and others, they held khrushchev back for a while. nothing very much had ha

with former governor jeb bush of florida, you have worked with former governor charlie crist, you've also visited the bush whiteourself as a bit of a political power broker? >> no, but i do have political influence, however. >> how so? >> well, they're coming after me, brooke, right? i must have something. >> what is it about you? >> i don't know, just my truth, i guess, teaching and preaching the word of god. at my church, for example, we do not compromise the word of god and we have a mixed congregation. we're conservative people. >> what's in it for you to be so involved in politics? >> what? soul winning, brooke. there is really no separation from church, from state. there is a separation, however, from state from church. but not from church from state. you see, i'm a lawyer by trade also, brooke, so i understand the first amendment, yes. >> you say that romney was unelectable because he's mormon. >> yes, he's mormon. >> explain what you mean by that. >> i am saying what the gallup poll has said. let me just say what the gallup poll has said first. a gallup poll was done in june of 2011 that said this, that

correspondent and host of face the nation, bob schieffer is there. >> hi, charlie. >> what do you read about what this says about the white house, this resignation of mr. daley? >> reporter: well, it says that the economic situation is bad. times are bad. and somebody's got to take the hit. i mean, you know, bill daley never really quite fit in with the crowd at the white house. harry reid, the democratic leader of the senate didn't like him very much. chuck schumer didn't think he was doing enough. it got to the point where, you know, everybody was kind of operating on different levels. it's all sweet and light. the white house is trying to say when they talk to reporters, look, he wanted to go back home and spend more time with his grandkids, but i blame it all on just a bad economic situation. when things are bad, people are going to have problems and somebody's got to take the hit. he moves on and jack lew comes in. >> let me talk about new hampshire. we have seen upsets before in new hampshire. hillary clinton four years ago. is anything happening on the ground that might surprise us? >> reporter: well, other than mi

the assistant secretary, kimberly and charlie will break from the white house and from the senate committee and on dhs. ann plan from treasury. we also have our native organization partners ernie stevens, chairman, request from the housing council and many of our trial and radio stations across the country for airing today's address and bringing the state of indian nations to hundreds of dolphins of people in the indian country and beyond. this year we have asked an american indian active-duty military service member to begin our invest and introduce president keel. it's my distinct honor to be able to introduce and welcome the lieutenant colonel t. jay hunting horse who is a u.s. navy judge advocate at the pentagon. lt. colonel hunting horse has participated in deployments and iraq and afghanistan. please join me in thanking him for his continued service and welcoming him here today. lieutenant colonel hunting horse. [applause] thank you. good morning. and it is my pleasure to introduce the president of the national congress of american indians president keel. president ki was currently th

>> reporter: well, charlie, we're seeing democrats already trying to take issue with this. yesterday the white house spokesman alluded to romney saying that president obama does not think that billionaires should get this lower rate, the same rate that working class americans get. this will be an issue that the obama re-election team can really make something out of, but for republicans it's a little trickier, because they would bring the taxes down. and as romney said last night to newt gingrich, under your plan, your proposal, i would pay zero in taxes. >> jan, thanks very much. >>> tonight president obama delivers the state of the union address. it is his chance to set the stage for the rest of the presidential campaign. chief white house correspondent norah o'donnell joins us. what do you know -- as we get ready for this, what do we know that the president is going to say that might lead to the beginning of the campaign? >> reporter: good morning. advisers i spoke with describe this as an incredibly ambitious speech and they know how high the stakes. there will be no other speech where the

opportunity to point out that he thought her book inaccurately described that last white house meeting they had in 20101. charlie and erica? >> is this the end of this? >> it may not be. certainly, the president is going to be returning to arizona because even though it's a red republican state, the political advisers think it can be a battleground state in 2012 because of the huge hispanic growth in part. >>> what's this trip about, after the state of the union, the president is hammering home the themes of the state of the union. >> that's right. he's going three days, going to five different swing states or battleground state. yesterday talking about manufacturing and jobs a key part of his state of the union address. today, he's talking about clean energy at a ups facility in las vegas. tomorrow it's education. hammering all of those themes. charlie, make no mistake, he's also talking about income inequality, fairness and trying to draw a razor sharp distinction with republicans, especially mitt romney. >> norah, thanks so much. >>> with less than a week to go shall the race for florida's republican primary

charlie. it's about watching these two people learn to translate their partnership into a white hoe partnership. a couple of decades ago they just had a normal marriage like the rest of us. and now they have this kind of supermarriage where the back and forth between them really affects the whole country. there's a sense in which we're all married to the obamas now. it's about michelle obama's turn around in the white house. >> rose: evolution or turn around. >> turn around, she had a really rocky aively radio. she was just a stranger in a strange land. as she got there and in my reporting, you know, and there was a real sense of suspense for me in this reporting. because did not know what was going to happen. but step-by-step andind of a two-steps forward, one step back way, she figures out what she wants first ladihood to be. she figures out her relationship with the west wing which is initially very difficult and some of the big blowouts that have already been reported in the paper. and she also figures out, yoknow, her husband grows less popular over her time in the white house. and she rea