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you can't diss somebody's cookies made by an independent bakery and say these look like they came fromin pennsylvania, they're calling it cookie gate. >> there's some people on twitter saying he's a jerk for doing that. it was a nice gesture. >> it's hard to campaign. it's not fair to say that he's a jerk. people who work with him liked him fine as a human being. you have to do certain things to connect to the american people if you're going to be successful in politics. he's just not getting it done on than front. when things come out like his new house has an elevator, not for people, but for cars. these sorts of details have a way of lodging in people's minds. >> thank you. >>> unemployment in ohio is lower now. mitt romney's add vier says obama should get no credit. an ohio mayor tells us why the president's policies actually worked. >>> mitt romney's newest hire is a well known gop communication strategist. he has a habit of making sexist remarks on twitter. the republican war on women continues. stay tuned. it's very important to understand how math and science kind of makes the

the governor of washington state may have incited an internatnal incident when she dissed california wines in france. >> someone said, governor, what happened california wine? and i said, they make jug wine. we make fine wine. >> she got a loud round of applause from supporters. she signed a new capital construction project, that includes $5 million towards a wine center. we're not sure that anyone in california has heard the remarks. they have now. >>> it's an alarming and dangerous trend. teens drinking hand sanitizers to get drunk because it's cheaped. they've seen 16 teens sick on the hand sanitizer. what they're doing creates a 120-proof shot. most hand sanitizers have 62% ethic alcohol. >>> one east bay school reduced, reuse and recycle, the model. it's not the custodians picking up the paper and plastic. it's students. >> reporter: every step is a labor of love. >> we shouldn't have to do it. >> reporter: but seniors allison and julia, say they don't really have a choice. as they literally struggle. to take care of all the recyclables on campus. lugging them through several ha

address we have an unreal spectacle the head of the executive branch egging on the legislative branch to diss the judicial branch as they sat there. the question should be after the decades of the left accusing republicans of imperial presidency, we have an actual imperial presidency let's see the press research that. >> jon: time for a break. up next, mitt romney sweeps three states and shows no signs of stopping and the media are right there with him. >> mitt romney racks up three more wins, riding a big wave of momentum with a positive push from the media toward the g.o.p. nomination. but should they dismiss rick santorum entirely? plus, sarah palin holds her own against the mainstream media on the today show, how did that go over with the press? answer is next on news watch. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually se arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in

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the sanctions are aimed at state police who use cell phones and the internet to track down diss in some countries. the president said "national sovereignty is never a license to slaughter your own people." that's exactly what syria's dictator is accused of doing. the u.n. says 9,000 syrians have died since last year when bashar al-assad set out to crush a rebellion. there was a remarkable scene today in douma outside damascus. four u.n. officials in blue hats sent to observe a cease-fire were besieged by thousands begging for international help. and human rights activists say assad's forces killed dozens today in the town of hama just hours after the u.n. observers left that town. they're having the same medical procedure, so why are some patients paying so much more than others? that's next. for many, nexium helps relieve heartburn symptoms caused by acid reflux disease. osteoporosis-related bone fractures and low magnesium levels have been seen with nexium. possible side effects include headache, diarrhea, and abdominal pain. other serious stomach conditions may still exist. talk to y

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now she laughs how she was dissed in the art work and did this of family joke. >> host: in conclusion, what do you recommend you find in your research to help both sides to adjust to the socio-economic shift? >> guest: ignore the comments from the in-laws or explain this works for us. don't call him a freeloader. a wife could say do not stigmatize. dead of a joint checking account to not try to retain control. he is emasculated to ask you for many. why should he? been in need to stay interesting so the wife don't feel he is sitting at home stagnating. keep moving and it changing. do not stay at home but move for word. talk to this with your children it is a good thing and remind them. the wife is the way it is an expression of love. talk to them as if it is okay because it is ultimately. >> host: thank you so much for this valuable our comment liza mundy. "the richer sex" how the new majority of female breadwinners is transforming sex, love, and family" thank you so much. >> guest: thank you so much. >> at the cpac we have the author of the most recent book said tea party manifesto. o

. >> greta: senate democrats dissing republicans?ut today skhuk schumer is announcing a proposal the to block the immigration law if arizona up holds the law. jon kyl refusing the senate hearing today i will not participate in the hearing because it is strictly political theater to influence the courts's decision or garner publicity. rick cline joining us. >> it's about as divisive. senator kyl is right. this is going to court and have a decision in the spring or early summer. that is when it's going to be settled. >> greta: what was this hearing. what was chuck trying to do? >> he is trying to get at constitutionality of the whole law. it hinges on whether the states have the power to enforce immigration law. >> greta: which they going to decide by the end of june, so why do you do it? >> two reasons. whatever the court does, there is going to be big response from senate democrats to try to limit the arizona law. the other thing is the politics of this. democrats love that the play that they have because it puts republicans in a tou

. >> she's dissing students who now -- back when congressman fox went to college, college cost a lot, so it's not the student's fault that they're taking on debt to get the degrees that they want to get to focus on their career. >> i work on a non-profit called rebuild the dream, and we're really working on. to hear a woman who is actually a chair of the house subcommittee on higher education make these remarks at a time when kids are graduating off a cliff into huge unemployment rates, you know, over a trillion dollars in debt, it's really crazy to hear her say that, and what's worse is it feels like no one is really calling her out for that. we hear elected officials get away with saying things all the time that's completely insane. so at rebuild the dream, we decided to launch a petition asking speaker boehner and the rest of conference to denounce her completely out of line, out of touch remarks. we're getting a good remark. >> how many -- >> it's about 9,000 people have signed on. >> that's terrific. congressman, let me bring you back in a second. this whole interest rate thing

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. >> kris humphries is upset about a diss. i should have had jay fire you from the new jersey nets, i was in love with her when she married you. this will show up in court, kris humphreys lawyers want to prove that their marriage was a sham and publicity stunt and saying that kim and kanye's relationship is a sham. now, this is a rumor about jay-z and beyonce and kanye and kim that i believe. they are saying that jay-z does not want kim near their tour, and they are saying beyonce does not want to be photographed with kim kardashian. beyonce is a good girl, and -- >> clean image. >> she is very guarded. they are both very guarded about their personal lives. the ckardashians are all over te place. for the white house correspondents dinner. guess who h is sitting at the table? lindsay lohan. all they need is rosie o'donnell, it's a party. >> that table ain't big enough. >> nicki minaj fans, she is back on twitter. we mentioned last week she left because of music piracy, what brought her back on to twitter? >> probably her video

. >> she looked more diss shelved on tuesday when this mug shot was taken after her arrest.tabbing her infant daughter, pretty diamond, inside a social services office. thomas did not have custody of her daughter. and was at a supervised visit with her child. stabbed the baby at least five times in the head and neck. witnesses told police, she said lock me up. if i can't have her, no one will. and i hope my baby is dead. >> we can all tell that the suspect has some issues that she has to deal with mental health issues. >> reporter: police credit social sercheszs workers with stopping the attack and saving the baby girl. one of the workers threw a chair at thomas's face and get her away from the baby girl. and now they are looking into how she could sneak a knife past the security and metal detectors. her mental health, now at the center. >>> kenisha thomas, kept her head down the entire time. hair in her eyes. she was rocking side to side and back and forth. at central booking, derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> and a late check with johns hopkins hospital. the baby is

. >> greta: senate democrats dissing republicans? today skhuk schumer is announcing a proposal the to block the immigration law if arizona up holds the law. jon kyl refusing the senate hearing today i will not participate in the hearing because it is strictly political theater to influence the courts's decision or garner publicity. rick cline joining us. >> it's about as divisive. senator kyl is right. this is going to court and have a decision in the spring or early summer. that is when it's going to be settled. >> greta: what was this hearing. what was chuck trying to do? >> he is trying to get at constitutionality of the whole law. it hinges on whether the states have the power to enforce immigration law. >> greta: which they going to decide by the end of june, so why do you do it? >> two reasons. whatever the court does, there is going to be big response from senate democrats to try to limit the arizona law. the other thing is the politics of this. democrats love that the play that they have because it puts republicans in a tough

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the boy's diss appearance drew -- disappearance drew national attention.rst missing child pictured on milk carts nationwide. >> reporter: this is down the street from from where aton's parents used to live. neighbors are hoping there will final be some answers. >> it will be a remarkable thing to think that after 33 years, they finally come to an end. >> reporter: authorities set up dumpsters outside the building to collect all the debris. they expect the work to take up to five days. in new york, alison harmelin, wjz eyewitness news. >> aton's parents had their son declared dead in 2001. they have not commented on the renewed investigation. >>> the other big story today, a judge grants bail for george zimmerman, the florida man accused of killing trayvon martin. in unprecedented move, zimmerman took the stand, apologizing to martin's family. the judge set bond at $150,000 and he could be free within a few days. >>> a norwegian man who admits to going on the deadliest rampage in decades. >> reporter: anders breivik describes in graphic detail, dozens were

two people were killed and diss more injured, and the winds forced hundreds of flight cancellations andmes are still without power. >> lots of nasty weather all over. >> 53 members after the hour. living in a home worth less than what you owe on the mortgage? it is a problem a lot of americans are facing in the tough economy part one of the shatter dream series and now an insight to that. >> in arizona it could lock leak pair dice but homeowners here have the same issues of homeowners around the country, homes worth half the original value. recent data show that 23 percent of americans owe more on the mortgage than the home is actually worth and arizona that number is doubling with 50 percent of residents underwater on their homes. for some in this area outside of phoenix that means losing millions. >> i had numerous people that i witnessed here in this neighborhood, that lost their cash along with the house. so, it is bad enough to lose the house and get that, so that is icing on the cake. >> what do do you? we spoke to a couple with a $4 million home on market for $2.4 million and ano

. >> reporter: not long after the diss appearance, cindy saw -- disappearance, cindy saw her husband pouring concrete under the shed. police never had enough evidence to get a warrant and he never would allow them in. this week, opening up to police. >> reporter: these charging documents tell the story of a lone detective, working this case for over a decade. then this year, he and another investigator learned that jarrett and his wife are having player tal problems and have separated. he's moved out. they move in. and they ask her if they can search the shed out back. and she agrees. >> reporter: when they bust through the concrete, a woman's remains are found. today, police confirmed it is christine. >> in the back of my head, i always thought it was a possibility. there was just no evidence that he actually had done it until just recently. >> reporter: jeremy was 5 when christine disappeared. and is friends with both of her sons, now 26 and 32. the kids denied a mother, now confronted with these charges. may have murdered mom. >> they just -- just the total life schainch. to-- cha

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. >> but you dissed it big time without knowing any other details on it. >> who else is on the show?e -- >> pete was trying to stick up for anderson with that one. >> anthony hated it. but here are a couple more data points. essentially they've been thinking about this for years, scott. they've recently hired a head of fuel at delta who used to work at conoco phillips. he's intimately acquainted with this refinery. output is like 180,000 barrels a day. more or less is jet fuel. maybe they can take that up. other things to remember delta could hedge this in the paper market but they have a junk rating. so the cost of financing trades for them, the possibility of a margin call if prices go in the wrong direction for them are really worrisome. and the other factor is jpmorgan is taking some of this balance sheet risk. so they don't have to worry in the near-term about the hundreds of millions it takes to buy the crude overseas, get it here, et cetera, et cetera. >> that's the key. what kate just addressed there, judge. because when a carrier for instance american airlines is in bankrupt

. >>> 5:19, a west coast war of words is swirling this morning after the governor of washington dissed california wines while she was in france. >> someone said, well, but governor, what about california wine? and i said they make jug wine and we make fine wine. and everybody -- >> yeah, those are some war of words. the governor's remarks came as she signed a new budget that includes $5 million for a wine center. california has by far the most wineries in the country. washington ranks second in that category. so there. >> don't hate, appreciate. >> there you go. >> by the way, i like jug wine. >>> coming up, too fast, too furious. state troopers suspended after a high-speed joyride. why a football player could factor into the race. >>> plus, a troubling trend, how teens are using hand sanitizer to get high. >>> and we'll give you some good vibrations here. a live look at san francisco. still dark outside. the sun not quite up out there, but the lights glistening in the darkness. 5:20, the weather and traffic just after this. >>> here's a way to add a little bit of joy to your tuesday m

. >>> well, a west coast war of words is swirling this morning after the governor of washington dissed california wines when she was in france. >> one said, well, but governor, what about california wine? and i said they make jug wine, we make fine wine and -- >> the governor's remarks came as she signed a new capital construction budget that includes $5 million for a wine center. california has by far the most wineries in the country, washington ranks second in that category. can't we all just get along? >> yeah. bitter party, table for one. it's 6:10 right now. coming up, a 12th member of the military linked to the prostitution scandal. the latest on the investigation coming your way. >>> and san jose loses a big-time event. find out why the s.a.p. open is skipping town next. >>> and how much is ada worth?h? he's worth $1. we'll tell you why coming up. sweetheart. we need to talk. i've seen your stunts online. i can explain... jumping a ramp in a shopping cart. so 2005. wait, what? and only 3 likes? honey, it's embarrassing. carol's son got over 12 million views on that dancing squir

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