chloe said she met john robinson through a classified ad in 1996 and took an immediate liking to himer only a couple of telephone conversations. >> my first impression, having not met him, was that he was the type of man that i was looking for. he was older. he was a business owner. he was successful and secure. >> she also was pleasantly surprised when she met robinson in person. >> he dressed well. he looked well. he was attentive to me. he had nice vehicles. he talked about nice things, a nice life, things that i was accustomed to and things that i wanted to continue in my personal relationship. >> but beyond looks, chloe says john robinson intrigued her. >> i was seeking a man who was masterful and successful, and he came across as very masterful and dominating. he was very demanding and had good control. >> on their first date chloe says john robinson asked her to sign a contract, something common in the bdsm community, detailing how he would treat her throughout the course of their relationship. >> it was very simple in that it showed my intention to allow the man in the relati

chloe tweeted i let a lot of things fly and you are disgusting.o word if she plans to file legal action. >>> the people's choice awards last night winners were "harry potter." and katy perry. your favorite, bill. halle berry is going third go at the atary. 66-year-old rocker brian ferry married his son's 29-year-old form area girlfriend. his son's former girlfriend. finally a suddenly clean-cut ashton kutcher tells tv writers he wants to stay with "know of t -- "two and a half men" beyond this season. >>> in florida, a nearby punta gorda has helped lower the price tag on his owner's golf outings. his dog is known to find golf balls in their backyard. they haven't brought a ball home since they brought him home. the dog gives a break to his owner's wallet in the tough economic times. i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "early today." just your first stop of today on your nbc station. look at those clouds. are things changed? good morning to you. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. welcome to "news 4 today" on this thursday, january 12. today family and friends wi

. >> chloe mcswain's 11 years old.ealth epidemic. as chloe has grown taller, she has also become bigger. >> i started picking up weight like lots of weight when i was like nine or ten. ten. >> bother you? >> it did bother me. i'm very pretty and i needed to start getting healthier and losing weight. >> chloe is like 40% of georgia's children, overweight or obese. only mississippi has a higher rate of childhood obesity. one million heavy kids just in georgia and they're the focus of this new ad campaign throughout atlanta. >> mom, why am i fat? >> its message is unusually direct and controversial. >> i don't like going to school because all the other kids pick on me. >> children's healthcare of atlanta will spend $3 million on this awareness campaign and it's really meant for parents. >> we needed to get their attention. because they're in denial approximate it. >> linda says a children's healthcare survey showed 75% of parents with overweight kids denied it was an issue. >> is part of the argument the traditional appro

>> chloe. >> good to see you, chloe. do you go to church here?w, i am traveling with my mother. she is a reporter. >> is she a reporter here? >> no, she is from california. >> glad that you are here, chloe. hi there, nice to see you. well, thank you. are you a deacon here in the church? am.es, >> i i >> well, thank you for the service did you are the main man, aren't you? of course you are. it is a pleasure to see you. we enjoyed worshiping with you. >> real good, real good. thank you for your word, appreciate you taking time to come. >> great coming. this is marcus, my husband. >> great to meet you. we appreciate you taking time. we know you are busy, tight schedule. >> well, it is a privilege for us. really glad to come. hi, what is your name? >> kathy. >> hi, kathy. >> minnesota girl in iowa. >> oh, thank you. mrs. marcus, my husband -- this is markets, has been. what is your name? >> william. >> how will you? >> -- how old are you? >> 13. >> you going back to school tomorrow? >> tuesday. >> you are doing a good job. when looking pretty good,

and chloe, i liked her, too. >> smart. >> jimmy: but their -- that you get in -- >> chloe.great. but i'm just like, good work ethic. i think that's what the main thing's about. i like it. but you're building a good work ethic. like, "good, you want to be the best? you got to practice." >> i just got a text from one of my students. she's very successful here in the city. i mean, i'm not just some fly-by-night dance teacher that just happened to do the show. i have kids working all over the world. >> jimmy: yeah. >> in tokyo. at disney. you know, in vegas, l.a. here in new york city on broadway. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, you know -- >> jimmy: no, you're famous -- >> you know, i've been doing this. i know what i'm doing. >> jimmy: but it's competitive dancing. not just, like, dancing you go into -- like, the kids don't go to a club, a nightclub. and you're like, "what's up, man?" they -- >> some do. some do. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: competitive dancing. this is, like -- they -- you work on these routines. there's one routine -- i got to say -- where all the kids are getting k

chloe welcome to cross dot com people about the biggest and most expensive elections money can buy this is how many americans see what are called political action committees or super pacs are the super pacs good for democracy do they really inform and voters and are elections now only about money. and you can see. the crosstalk political action committees i'm joined by seton motley in washington he is the president and editor in chief of the less government also in washington we have greg coleman he is a government affairs lobbyist for public citizen and in los angeles we crossed a room he is the founding editor of the independent newspaper are gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i really very much encourage a room in los angeles if i go to you first and in researching this program i came across i thought it was a very interesting and if not funny statement everyone loves to hate super pacs one critic said that they were quote a new political animal that is ugly loud and anti-democratic would you agree or disagree with that statement. wel

star donald trump the guy who normally is dealing with gary busey and chloe cardassian well he now be in charge of interviewing people for the most important job in the country the national news media was salivating over the attention this mock debate would receive luckily the candidates themselves thought better and dropped out of it. but tom gave his take on exactly how infotainment media in the republican race should interact with each other and someplace far far away. these guys are making a mockery of our political system with the help of the media that takes seriously people who don't even have campaign offices and don't report on the fact that they don't have campaign offices all the o.e.c.d. reporters today that the gap between the rich and poor is greater in history is greater than is ever been in history and worse in the us than pretty much anywhere else on the planet except mexico did you hear that fact in today's news if the republicans want to turn our political system into a reality show which apparently is what they're up to that i say put them all on a remote island th

i throw my cat, chloe against the wall sometimes.he's, like, fine. >> what kind of cars do you like? >> i have no idea. i don't know a lot of lesbians. >> where is brussels? >> what? >> where is brussels? >> what are you -- >> someone was talking about brussels. you know where it is? is it a place? >> like brussels sprouts? >> is that what they were talking about? >> what kind of questions are these? what is wrong with these people. i'm going to be in the middle of nowhere. i would never want to live -- it's in belgium. belgium. >> why do bees die when they lose their stinger? when they stinger? >> yeah, i know. >> why? >> because they have nothing else to give. >> thank you. >> i don't know. >> brussels? >> brussels? >> i don't know, brussels. >> that's what i said. it's in belgium. >> so, i have to go to this party this weekend. and i have to -- >> teach me how to. >> teach me how to do it. >> it's like you're washing your hair. >> teach me how to dougie. everybody wants it. >> do you know if it's t-1 or regular phone lines? >> wha

i am glad that you are here, chloe. hi there, nice to see you. hi, paul. well, thank you.re you may begin here at this church? >> yes. >> thank you for your service. god bless you. it is a pleasure to meet you. you are the main man, are you not? of course, you are. it is a pleasure to see you. we enjoyed worshiping with you today. thank you. how are you? >> very good, very good. we appreciate you coming. >> a good to meet you. >> thank you. >> we know you are busy. >> it is a pleasure for us, too. hi, what is your name? >> kathy. >> hi, kathy. thank you. this is marcus, my husband. nice to meet you. are you going back to school tomorrow? >> no, tuesday. >> william, are you an usher year? >> yes. >> thank you. >> you are doing a good job. >> thank you. >> hi, there. how are you? >> we are in the final few minutes of our live coverage of the presidential candidate michele bachman. we have a couple of technical issues. if you missed any of this, you can see it in its entirety at c- thank you. >> i am good. how're you? >> i just want to say they you inspire me so much. >> than

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the no. 2 son matthew, his wife lori, nicholas and chloe, twins. we have mia and nate. you all. so people always say to me, mitt has been so successful. you know he was successful in business. it was successful turning around the olympic spirit he was successful as governor. but the success that matters to me is the success that you see here. because that is the treasure and that is where we measure our happiness. for me, i am always grateful that in a young married life, mitt at the right perspective on what was the most important thing in life. now as we face the future, i look backwards to the heritage that i got from my grandfather, a welsh coal miner, and the opportunities that i had to live in this wonderful country. now i am thinking what is going to come for these kids sitting on the stage and what kind of opportunities they will have. that is why about a year ago, i told mitt, i am sorry, sweetheart, you have got to do this again. he asked me, how did i get to that place? four years ago of the end of the last campaign, i know one thing for certain, never going

it's a lesson he preaches not only to his patients in the exam room but also at home his daughter chloes a day on her phone. >> my dad has been badgering me throughout my adolescence about my posture which had definitely gotten worse since i had obtained a cell phone. >> dr. baron believes there's a simple cure for the problems associated this new phenomena. >> get outside, start moving. >> arms above like this. >> light exercise, he says, can work wonders for poor posture. >> do a good neck roll to loosen that up. it takes a couple of exercises and an awareness of it and a belief that you're actually at risk for these problems perpetuating for the rest of your life if you don't address it now. >> lee woodruff is with us now. good morning. great to have you back. >> we'e all sitting up straighter. >> people are not going to move away from their smartphones. what do they do? >> so we do a couple of quick things. we confine it to particular times. we don't stay on it at all times. and then we step away and do some of the exercises. another thing, one of the big inflatable exercise balls.

when we did tests in 3-d i realized seeing him and chloe, sir ben kingsley and sasha.cessible to the characters and be in their world in a way. that's one of the things we did throughout the picture. >> you know, you're known for movies that are maybe not quite so soft. >> yes. >> you've got a 12-year-old daughter. did that influence you? >> well, yeah. >> there's no blood. >> no, no. they kept looking at me on the crew. what's happening? keep going, men. believe me. we'll have a train crash at one point. we'll do something. the thing is having a child as an older parent it's a different thing. i have two daughters from when i was in my 20s and 30s. this is different in your late 50s. >> is it better? >> i don't know. it's a totally different experience. maybe more grandfatherly in a way. but i became very, very kind of immersed in her world whether it was 6 months, 2 years and how they perceive things. her, her friends. it became natural to make a transition to a picture like this, especially my wife said to me, you know, make a film that the kid could see for once. >

this is nick, chloe, mia, and make the grade. -- nate, the great.applause] if i did not have a family that was behind me and encouraging the and if i did not have a wife quitting yet to this, i do not think i would be -- putting me up to this, do not think that would be doing this. last time round i decided i was uncertain and i did not think i wanted to do it again, but she said i have got to. my sweetheart, ann romney. [applause] >> i see a lot of people that we have known and loved for a long time. thank you. it's great to have my family here. we are so appreciative of everyone who has been here for us. i think you have heard me say before that after the last election, you one thing was certain, i was never going to do that again. it reminds me that i said that after each pregnancy. [laughter] and you notice, i've got a few sons. off but about a year ago, miffs and i were figuring this out. -- mitt and i were figuring this out and we were going to all of the roadblocks, which i was aware of. and i said, i just want you to answer one question, jus

this year and they feel like things just aren't getting better and we are stalk in the muck of a very chloeeconomy of no jobs, republicans will win this election. that's why you see the focus of all the candidates in iowa on the economy. the economy in iowa is pretty good. bill: it's not bad. >> when you compare it with states like california and new york and florida. bill: the computer is going to cut us off. my apologies. happy new year. steve moore. martha: great to be with you. can you enjoy vegetables with sauce and still reach your weight loss goals? you can with green giant frozen vegetables. over twenty delicious varieties ha sixty calories oless per serving and are now weight watchers-endorsed. try green giant frozen vegetables with sauce. my high school science teacher made me what i am today. r science teacher helped us build it. ♪ now i'm a geologist at chevron, and i get to help science teachers. it has four servo motors and a wireless microcontroller. over the last three y we've put nearly 100 million dollars into american education. that's thousands of kids learning to love i

this is nick and chloe and mia and ante. -- and nate. thank you, you guys.hat was behind me and encouraging me, i did not have a wife to put me up to this, i do not think i would be doing this. anne got me into the race appeared last time, it was a mutual decision. but this time, she said i had to do it again. let's hear it for her, my sweetheart. [cheers and applause] >> it is great to see some new friends. i see a lot of people that we have known and loved for a long time. it is also great to have my family here. we are so appreciative of everybody who has supported as. you have heard me say this before. after the last election, i knew one thing for certain. i was never going to do that again. mitt reminds me that i said that after each pregnancy. and you notice that i have a few sons. about a year ago, knit and i were figuring this out. there were a lot of questions over whether we would do this or not. mitt was going through the roadblocks, many of which i was very aware of appeared and asked them to answer one question. can he turn america around? and h

nicholas and chloe. they are twins. and we have mia and nate. thank you-all. >> i know.w people always say to me, mitt's been so successful at everything he's done. but you all know about his success. he was successful in business and successful turning around the olympics and successful as governor but the success that matters to me is the success that you see here because that's the treasure and where we measure our happiness, so for me, i am always grateful that in a young married life, mitt had the right perspective on what was the most important thing in life. and now as we face this future, i look backwards to the heritage that i got from my grandfather who was a welsh coal miner and the opportunities i had to live in this wonderful country, and now i'm thinking what's going to come for these kids sitting on the stage and what kind of opportunities are they going to have? that's why about a year ago i told mitt, i'm sorry, sweetheart, you got to do this again. and people ask me how did you get to that place? because four years ago tamp end of the last campaign i sa

i am glad that you are here, chloe. hi there, nice to see you. hi, paul. well, thank you.re you may begin here at this church? >> yes. >> thank you for your service. god bless you. it is a pleasure to meet you. are you the main man, yo not? of course, you are. it is a pleasure to see you. we enjoyed worshiping with you today. thank you. how are you? >> very good, very good. we appreciate you coming. >> a good to meet you. >> thank you. >> we know you are busy. >> it is a pleasure for us, too. hi, what is your name? >> kathy. >> hi, kathy. thank you. this is marcus, my husband. nice to meet you. are you going back to school tomorrow? >> no, tuesday. >> william, are you an usher year? >> yes. >> thank you. >> you are doing a good job. >> thank you. >> hi, there. how are you? >> we are in the final few minutes of our live coverage of the presidential candidate michele bock men. we have a couple of technical issues. if you missed any of this, you can see it in its entirety at c- span.org. we will continue this afternoon with mitt romney. he is making campaign stops at the fami