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not debbie's 35.8%. today, on the campaign trail, mitt romney's wife, ann, appeared frustrated that they were so pressured to release their taxes. >> you all know he's been successful in business. unfortunately, that was made abundantly clear yesterday when our tax forms were released. >> reporter: opponents argue raising the capital gains tax for millionaires like romney will stifle job creation. something this billionaire disagrees with. >> capital gains rates have been much higher in the past. >> reporter: buffett does have this question for the governor. what is your challenge to him? what is your question to him? if he did nothing illegal? >> is it a moral obligation if he has the power to do it to try to change the tax law? if you become president of the united states, do you really think that you want to have a tax code that results in your tax rate, when the same tax code results in debbie paying 35.8%? >> reporter: david, we reached out to the romney camp with buffett's question. they said, they

that she would not have to worry about debbie. she would have a life that was worth living. >> nanny said sheila and her quadriplegic daughter debbie left for a brief kansas visit in 1994. they never returned. alarmed, nancy tried desperately to find them, but they had vanished. what could have possibly led john robinson to seek out a lonely single mother and her severely disabled daughter? investigators got their answer when an alert kansas businessman gave them a call. randy davis runs and operates a postal store in the suburb where robinson lived. he said robinson was a regular customer. how often did he come in here? >> well, every month. on a regular basis over a six-year period. >> which of these mailboxes was john robinson's? >> 215 right there. >> what kind of mail did he receive? >> it was strictly two department of treasury checks every month. >> all the mail that went to this box is government checks. >> right. >> did the envelopes have robinson's name on them? >> no. >> whose name was on them? >> sheila and debbie fait

candidate michelle bachmann, republican party chair and his democratic counterpart, florida congresswoman debbie wassermann schultz, we will get a comment from donald trump. >> it is a very nasty. >> i have never seen anything like this. >> it is republican against republican and yet the level of hatred i guess you could say, there is no other word for it is unbelievable. >> we will hear from dave berry, the humorist, florida congressman mario by as and allen plus our own john dickerson and miami herald -- >> this is face the nation in florida. captioning sponsored by cbs and now, from miami, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> good morning, again, and we begin with a little news today, donald trump told me last night that if republicans nominate a candidate who he thinks can't win he may run himself as an independent. >> our interview with him will come in a little while. first it is a big day here. the marathon got underway this morning, 25,000 people are running. and the miami herald poll is out this morning and says newt gingrich has lost the lead he once held in the polls here. mitt ro

first up we have debbie yee. debbie yee is an attorney and poet and supporter and organizer of the nonprofit asian american arts community. she's received her undergraduate and law degrees from uc berkeley and bolt. born and raised in sacramento, california. she continues to call northern california her home. and now lives in san francisco. so, with that i'd like to introduce debbie yee as our first speaker. >> this is called jasper john's wagon. >> i have an idea of how the fifth star was killed dear empire not by gunfire at close range, not in the study with the pen knife, not by the umbrella, crushed by the revolving door not jostled or hemorrhaged the narrow drain. we caught the tar and the bullet we came to the body encostic casement of skin rig motor us framed the opened mouths scream. wail for your mother wrap our sons in silken ribbons in a galaxy. the cause has been perp traited. we are adrift on a baron sea. the fleet diminishes me. who shouts for us now, dear empire? this next one is a postcard for a r

there she is with debbie wasserman schultz.obviously congresswoman and dnc chair but has been her closest friend in the five years that she has spent in congress, and obviously a very bittersweet day for everyone who is there. gabby giffords again was always considered very moderate. she had a lot of friends there, and absolutely inspirational. i can tell you having been down in arizona in the day after the shooting and spending time there, early on it was touch and go, and her doctors have said that her recovery has been miraculous, and she wanted to wait. she wanted to wait and see if she could possibly balance the demands of, frankly, the recovery, of getting well again, and also the demands of congress, and she has decided at this time she needs to focus on her recovery. but how inspirational when she said, and let me bring kelly o'donnell back in on the hill, how inspirational when she said, i'll be back. >> reporter: it's the kind of spirit that has been driving her recovery, and many people here accept it as genuine. i h

debbie wasserman schulz is one of those high-energy people. she is a member of the united states congress, formerly a member of the florida legislature. she likes to tell people that this is a state she loves to visit and vacation in and i think tomorrow when we see the weather we will be saying your state is one we like to visit and vacation in as well. she has been a strong advocate for the president and the policies of the democratic party. when i introduce people i also like to tell one personal story about them. this kind of sums up the kind of person that debbie wasserman schulz is because a while back when she was diagnosed with breast cancer she never let that slower down. she continued the fight, continued working for the causes that she believes in, fighting for families and working people in this country. but she also used that experience and got legislation passed that helps educate women on issues relating to breast cancer and also prevention. and i think you can say that based on what she has done, there are a lot of women in thi

it was obvious he needed treatment quickly. >> debbie received an unexpected phone call. on the other end of the line was a volunteer. the group flying energy supplies into the country. >> we found these medical supplies that belong to you and need you to send a letter that we can sign for you. then we can deliver it tomorrow. she goes i don't know what you are talking about. we don't have any medical supplies, we are not waiting for any. did you say you are flying airplanes? can you do medical evacuations? >> they said i can get him out tonight. >> eight hours and a few calls later, david departed for the united states and life saving surgery. he took the controls for a few moments. >> in the beginning, i thought i was going to die, this was my first time flying. i felt the vibration in the plane. one of the pilots let me drive. they gave me food. >> the surgical scar on his chest leads to a bright smile. his family gives thanks to god, even for the earthquake. >> i feel joy in my heart. we are so happy to see david now, moving, doing everything, my family and my wife. s

. >> plus, debbie reynolds brings out one of your favorite novels. >> and losing 250 pounds from histed into the joy fit club. we'll meet him.is ♪ why can't we be friends >> we are back on this fun day monday with "today's relationships" and a topic that could take the fun out of some of your friendships. >> we are talking about the toxic relationships, the one who doesn't like your ten-pound weight loss or doesn't agree with the way you raise your children. >> that's a problem. they have more influence on everything from your marriage to your style. megan murphy from self-magazine and her little baby bump and relationship therapist r.g. allen have some help for us. we don't have this problem but apparently many do. right? >> i think we all have a friend, when you say, i got this new dress, they go, it looks okay. not the ones who want to cheer you on. >> you can't cheer your family but you can cheer your friends so they should be uplifting and positive relationships. but it's not always the case. >> why do we keep friends like that who aren't actually friends? >> sometimes we may al

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for life. >> debbie wasserman-schultz. >>> president obama says the rescue of an american hostage and her co-worker inside somalia sends a message to the world that the united states will not allow its citizens to be threatened. the raid demonstrates a changing military strategy where large-scale deployments are carried out by elite special forces. today the two kidnap victims are safe. and they have the navy s.e.a.l.s to think. >> the two hostages seen in this video were held by kidnappers in north central somalia last october. 1:00 a.m., in the dead of night, the elite s.e.a.l. team six approached the area by plane to take the kidnappers by surprise, they parachuted to the ground two miles from their target. in a brief exchange of gunfire the s.e.a.l.s killed all nine of the kidnappers. the two hostages were rescued unharmed. they were loaded onto combat helicopters and flown to a nearby base. president obama called jessica buchanan's father to tell him their daughter was free. they were kidnapped three months ago. the fbi was in constant contact with the kidnappers. president obama

and debbie wasserman schultz. >> we got good news for the nation on friday. 200,000 jobs created in the last month. the unemployment rate down to 8.5%. the lowest in almost three years. while it is good news for the country isn't it taking away your strongest argument to replace barack obama? >> well, not at all, chris. i mean obviously 8.5% is unacceptable. clearly going taking down one tenth of one percent is better than being at 8.6%. i'm talking to you from racine, wisconsin, and what people feel out here in racine and kenosha is that we are losing manufacturing jobs and people don't feel better off today than they were two or three years ago. i'm not sure if an f minus to f is good news. certainly it is better but you this president has failed in his major promises when it comes to jobs, the economy, the debt, the deficit and, look, nancy pelosi and debbie wasserman schultz herself in 2006 were bashing george bush over 4.6% unemployment. this is a great country. we can do better than this and our candidate is going to make the case to the american people that 8.5%, 8.6 isn't good e

hey, this is debbie and we just had our first juvenile brought in.he said she fell down some stairs but i believe she probably was hit by her pimp. >> it may take weeks, months, or years before young women muster the courage to run but when they do, hoffman is there. >> if they need to get away quick, that there is a place for them to go. >> he started choking me and saying he hated prostitutes. the way he got off was to kill them slowly. in louisiana. they came to see us in florida... nice try, they came to hang out with us in alabama... once folks heard mississippi had the welcome sign out, they couldn't wait to get here. this year was great but next year's gonna be even better. and anyone who knows the gulf knows that winter is primetime fun time. the sun's out and the water's beautiful. you can go deep sea fishing for amberjack, grouper and mackerel. our golf courses are open. our bed and breakfast have special rates. and migrating waterfowl from all over make this a bird watcher's paradise. so if you missed it earlier this year, come on down. if

thank you, debbie lee. and my colleague, 18. -- lennie. lennie, who was with us in beijing. because of your extraordinary work, violence against women as part of the beijing platform. because of your work in coalition with other groups around this country, over 15,000 battered and sexually abused in the court woman -- and the. women are here and free of their abusive spouses. thank you very much, lennie. and sarah. is your mom here? she is also related to someone on the school board. sarah, who runs and it works on signature products, coaching boys into men. i encourage you to look at that's not cool.com, which is about stopping dating violence. this is an organizational award, i get to do this. and for rachel, who has been at the organization and who has been my partner as we build in the federal part of global clhu to challenge the notion that violence does not have to be part of the human experience. i thank you, rachel, and i think all of you for this award and for the work that we will do together in this city, and are presidio, to create a future without violence for o

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the chairwoman of the democratic national committee, debbie wasserman-schultz here live next.ables 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. >> welcome back, everyone. you heard from the winner of the iowa caucus, governor mitt romney. what do democrats think about the iowa caucus results? the chairwoman of the democratic national committee, congresswoman debbie wasserman-schultz joins me again. we always have spirited discussions. i'm looking forward to it. >> you, too, as always. >> good morning to you. i know you were sticking it out in iowa as well trying to get the president's message out as most of the focus was on the republicans. now, is the worst nightmare for democrats that mitt romney walks away with a win in iowa because you have spent most of your time attacking only mitt romney? >> i think it was a pretty bad night actually for mitt romney. a great night for us.

this is debbie. she's calling in. good morning. debbie. >> good morning, how are you? >> we're doing great. what's your question? >> okay. i'm 53. i would like to go back to school for my master's in social work and work with the elderly. i'm an attorney. i haven't practiced in ten years. i have two kids, one in 11th and one in 10th grade. i have been researching for scholarships or grant money to help me finance my master's and i can't find anything. as my kids go to college soon i have to finance that as well. i feel stuck. any ideas? >> let's see if jean has any. >> go to fastweb.com. it has listings not just for scholarships and grants for undergraduate education but for graduate education as well. the good news is when you go to fill out your form for federal financial student aid it will ask if your kids are in school at the same time. the fact that they are all in at once probably means you will qualify for more student loans, more grants and things like that. you should definitely start early. if your kids have special skills or sports, talk to their coaches ab

. >> reporter: debbie types only with her left hand. she was born with a degenerative disease and weakened right side. surgery repaired the heart but left her in a fragile emotional state. over a year later, her mother died of pancreatic cancer and then she realized she was suffering from depression. so she turned back to her doctor. >> having all of these weird emotions, i mean, i was having these weird mood swings. in my public life, i couldn't allow my students to see me emotional n. my private life, i was a mess and she put me on an antidepressant for about six months. that seemed to really help. >> reporter: doctors say it's no surprise that debbie developed depression after enduring a heart condition. because studies show that depression and heart disease are linked together. no matter which affliction comes first, the other could likely follow. >> what we know now is that depression itself just feeling sad and answering that you are sad is as great a risk factor as smoking or having high cholesterol or having diabetes or being ov

. >> reporter: debbie bosanek is about to become berkshire hathaway's second-most famous employee. the reason? she is the new face of the "buffett rule," which holds a billionaire like warren buffett should not pay a lower tax rate than his secretary, debbie bosanek. to drive the point home, bosanek will be sitting in a place of honor with the first lady at tonight's state of the union speech. >> the president believes it is not fair, inherently not fair that those who are millionaires and billionaires pay at a lower rate than average americans who are struggling to get by. >> reporter: the issue took on new urgency as mitt romney released his tax returns. showing he earned more than $42 million over the last two years- - almost all of it from investments-- and paid more than $6 million in taxes, for an effective tax rate of 14%. romney did not mention his tax rate or the buffett rule today, but he vowed to lower taxes on the middle class, and attacked the president for using what he called "divisive" language. >> we don't demonize prosperity. we celebrate success. that the differe

joining me now is florida congresswoman debbie wasserman-schultz, chairwoman of the democratic national committee. congresswoman, great to have you with us tonight. >> reverend al, it's always great to be with you. thank you so much. >> let me ask you, madam chairlady, will this election be won or lost on the economy? what's the strongest message the democrats have? >> i think this election, reverend al, will be won by barack obama because he has taken our economy and focused on making sure that everyone in america has an opportunity to be successful. that we can set up the economy to be built to last. taking us from bleeding 750,000 jobs a month when he first took office to now three years later, we've had 22 straight months of job growth in the private sector. a resurgent manufacturing industry. created more jobs there since 1997. and we're pushing hard to make sure that when it comes to tax policy, there's no incentive for companies like there is now to offshore jobs to other countries. that we can manufacture things and create jobs here in america and make it in america. unlike repu

debbie wasserman schultz is one of those high-energy people.islature. she likes to tell people that this is a state she loves to visit and vacation in, and i think tomorrow when we see the weather, we will be telling her your state is one we like to vacation -- to vacation in as well. she has been a really strong advocate for the president and the policies of the democratic party, but when i introduce people i also like to tell one little personal story about them. this kind of sums up the kind of person that debbie wasserman schultz is, because a while back when she was diagnosed with breast cancer, she never let that slow her down. she continued the fight, continued working for the causes that she believes in, fighting for families and working people of this country. but she also used that experience and got legislation passed that helps educate women on issues relating to breast cancer, and also prevention. i think you can say that, based on what she has done, there are a lot of women in this country that are healthier today, and there are a