>>guest: drew, drew, drew, drew, drew, look, you cannot say "all soldiers." that is an insult to the 10,000, 50,000 troops that have had four tours of duty, to say that --. >>guest: well, what i say that i mean when you are next to the gentleman right next to you, is injured and the toll it takes. you think of the soldiers and what they have gone through, have they received the mental health treatment? we read that on the front pages of the newspapers all time. >>trace: gentleman we will hear a lot more about case, drew and jeffrey, a great debate, thank you both. presidential candidate rick santorum taking political heat for comments he made yesterday suggesting the country could be better off with president obama than with fellow republican mitt romney. listen to what he said. >> we win by giving people the choice. we win by giving the people the opportunity to see a different vision for our country not someone who is just going to be a little different than the person in there. then we could just stay with what we have, not the etch a sketch candidate of f

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but drew is here. nice to see you. get a ticket? but did you share it in the pools, man, that is the winning ticket. >>guest: and let the report reflect i am not sharing. >>shepard: these lawsuits that come out of these things when there is a pool ... they are a mess. >> they are. it comes down like it would in any business relationships and that is, it has to be in writing. you can be buddies but anyone can say i will share the profits or say someone said they would share but it has to be either in wren form, in e-mail form, it has to be signed by the parties, the more can you can to document color relationship among your parties the better chance you will be if you have to resolve it through litigation. >> photo copy or scan. right? no one is trusting martin. >> well i am happy with my $3.20 an hour. >>arthur: but the case came down in new jersey two or three weeks ago, and i don't think anyone was in writing they looked at the custom among the office pool and there were five of them and they did the same thing all the time week a

drew says it's not unusual for an addict to mislead family. and not surprising for them to deny continued drug use. >> addicts all lie. that's a feature of their disease. >> reporter: making tonight's final medical findings hard for her family and friends to hear. but buried in that autopsy report is the unavoidable conclusion that for this great and troubled star, it was her addiction that remained her biggest enemy and her greatest love of all. for "nightline," i'm jim avila. >>> and coming up next, how the bully down your block has new enemies in the likes of justin bieber and meryl streep. ♪ [ male announcer ] how could switchgrass in argentina, change engineering in dubai, aluminum production in south africa, and the aerospace industry in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expen

drew pinsky. host of hln's "dr. drew."sy report says she drowned from accidental drowning with heart disease and cocaine use as a contributing factorme factor. i find this really confusing. what does this really mean? >> i think the best way to put it together is that she had a history of heart disease. it sounded like what is known as aur arteriosclerosis. it can be tremendously worsened by the use of cocaine. your arteries are hardened as a result of this, and you add cocaine, which can cause constriction, spasm of the blood vessels, it causes a big adrenaline surge and all of that can be damaging to the heart and cause a cardiac event as they described it or a heart attack specifically, anderson, that could cause her to lapse into unconsciousness. as you know she was in the bathtub as was mentioned and she slid into the water at that time. so that's how you -- sort of reading this whole report piece it together. >> how do we know she died from drowning and not a heart attack from cocaine use? >> this is one of those tou

instead, she drew scenes of white women enduring, achieving, reeducating and celebrating. the bartender, a voter, serves up a national amendment drink to women invited to try our special susan b. anthony and congressional aide. and on february 20th, 1920, allender drew a woman trying to train the politicos new tricks with her votes. little has been written about allender in a start maybe to assess her as a suffragist historian who understood the important contribution her work made to the cause. like many women immersed in suffrage, she recognized that her work meant something, and she donated her drawings to the congressional library. in 1917, when suffragists were being imprisoned, allender described these women in an article for the suffragist as "calm, deliberate, calculating, college-bred women who understand the modern value of publicity." i argue that she could have been describing herself. thank you. [ applause ] >> having a fast discussion to figure out if the technology will work for us. i also would like to thank paige and elizabeth and jennifer and the wonderfu

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former secretary-general kofi annan drew up a plan which calls for a cease-fire, talks between the government and the opposition and access for aid agencies. russian and chinese delegates approved the outline after months of disagreement. nhk world has this report from new york. >> reporter: it has been over a year since assad's government began a fierce crackdown on pro-democracy protesters. the security council adopted a unanimous statement on the issue on wednesday. >> the security council expresses its full support for the efforts of the envoy. >> reporter: the statement urges assad's government for a limited cease-fire to allow humanitarian relief activities. it also demands that it halts the use of heavy weapons. the united states and european countries have sought a legally binding resolution, but russia and china have twice vetoed such moves. russia endorsed the statement this time because it refrains from directly calling on assad to step down. >> we're very pleased that the security council has finally chosen to take a pragmatic look at this situation in syria. >> i think it's a pro

drew pinsky. what role the drugs found in her system, cocaine and a cocktail of others played in her death. we're also keeping them honest on the gas prices. >>> now free speech or grounds for discharge? sergeant gary stein says he's facing dismissal from the military after he posted anti-obama comments on his facebook page. now, he founded the armed forces tea party and wrote on the

drew pinsky. drew, what do you make of this report? i was reading the drugs that were found in whitney's body. cocaine, metabolites, marijuana, xanax, flexeril, a muscle relaxant, benadryl, an allergy medicine. anything massively surprising there? >> no, really not. actually what i was expecting was more in the pill category. i mean she did have some xanax and flexeril but that wasn't directly related to her death. it appears this was more of a stimulant death, although many people deny that she was using cocaine. in fact she clearly was. what cocaine will do is cause massive cardiac events like a sudden arrhythmia that causes the blood pressure to lower, the individual to go unconscious and in her case evidently she slipped into the water and drowned. >> her family has come out saying they're very saddened by this report. we can understand that. they were obviously hoping that it wouldn't show she had taken illegal drugs. i would say, look, i'm not an expert in this but when you and i have spoken before, this seems like a classic drug

of this hate crime, and i want to bring drew in.- i forever have that seared in my head, that video. >> there was a group of teenagers that specifically left a party hunting for a black man to beat up. it was that quick, that easy an explanation and it was their own explanation and deryl dedmon was sentenced to two life terms is person who actually killed james craig anderson and we do have the surveillance video that was caught at a hotel of this large pickup truck, an f-250 pickup truck driving over a man who was walking down the street. that was the act of murder. today what's happening is for the first time in the case involving death -- >> there it is. >> >> there's the surveillance death. today the department of justice has filed hate crime charges using the matthew shepard law for the first time in a case involving a death, not just against deryl dedmon, but two of the other people who were there, john rice and another fellow named dillon butler. >> so it was these three guys in total. >> it is more dom mcomplicated that, it

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drew, bobbi kristina lost a mom, and a famous mom.he would want to do an interview so soon after her mom died. >> that's true. that's something i wondered myself. there's a couple hints there that it is too soon. one is, if you notice, she didn't actually sit-down with oprah. probably because that level of intimacy would trigger such intense emotion that reasonably she did not want to go through that. that's one thing. the other is she seems contained about this. it's less than a month. she can't be feeling okay about it. it's just not possible. this poor kid is keeping it held together. >> people, you know, in grief react in different ways. i want to play more sound from last night. >> i'm sure that, like, with everybody who loses a loved one, it comes in waves, you can be perfectly fine one day, then the slightest thing puts you back there. >> it does. it comes in waves. one minute, i could be laughing and happy. and this and that. but then it will come over me like, you know, it's my mom. i have to, you know, start crying, deal wit

drew levenson shows us what the president encountered >> president obama stood for the first time inized zone, the no man's land that separates south korea from north korea. he got a close-up look at the area where thousands of soldiers patrolled both sides including nearly 30,000 american troops. the president told some of those americans that they stand at freedoms frontier >> the contrast between south korea and north korea could not be clearer. both in terms of freedom but also in terms of prosperity >> president obama is one of more than 50 heads of state in south korea for this week's nuclear security summit. the intent is to keep nuclear weapons out of the hands of terrorists north korea will achieve nothing by threats or provocations >> speaking at a news conference with south korean president, president obama called for the north to abandon the watch or risk a new deal for america to resume food aid >> bad behavior will not be rewarded >> for the nation of north korea the president said this would be a big missed opportunity for the country's leaders to help their own people

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drew levinson, "wjz" "eyewitness news." >> >> ron paul spent sunday in alaska alaska holds its primaryuper tuesday. up there, 27 delegates are up for grabs. >>> over to russia where president vladimir putin wins a third term. that was the president claiming victory late tonight. he will be in office for six more years with his eyes brimming with tears. he proclaimed to supporters they have triumphed over his opponents. >> >> after a trip to home, edwin o'brien is back in baltimore celebrating his first mass as cardinal. tonight, gigi barnett has the details. >> reporter: this special mass and the cathedral of mary our queen, the beginning of the end in baltimore for edward cardinal o'brien. this was the scene last month in rome when pope benedict xvi elevated o'brien to cardinal. now, back in baltimore, this is his first mass as cardinal and, he says, there is still much work to do. >> i'm hoping and praying the new appointment comes soon so people can stop worrying an the new archbishop can have his own program in place. >> reporter: o'brien's elevation is bittersweet. he will leave t

it all dried as the sun sank slowly into the west and then all of the keating of the day drew out theective ability for those clouds to form rain. it left us with an inch and a half in san rafael. almost 1.5 in. in san francisco. we are still at about half of average for the bay area. clouds tamara as this system begins to move in to the pacific northwest. it will slide across the state tomorrow night and we will look for the north bay to increase clouds tomorrow. it will spread south over the rest of the bay area on tuesday. this is a computer model of what we think will happen tomorrow. we are shrouded in clouds tomorrow. this is what we think it will look like at monday night and more rain will be coming in overnight monday night into tuesday morning. temperatures near 60 degrees tomorrow. 58 at half moon bay. for the east bay, 63 in brentwood. in san francisco, upper 50s. increasing clouds will lead to a chance of rain in the north bay monday night. it will be wet and stormy on tuesday. it looks like it might get wet again on saturday. so we have some on-again, off- again. >> ther

these are our students from charles drew preparatory school. thank you for being here.plause] it is my honor to join all of you today to kick off this very important event, the 2012 black history month in our wonderful city. a city for the 100%. everybody gets to live in our city and live with dignity. that is what i am going to be doing in all my years is making sure everyone can be here. [applause] we are recognizing the celebrates the spirit of our african-american experience, the contributions that everyone has made to our great city to make sure it is a diversity. that is why i moved here. it is why you moved here. that is why so many of her friends decided it would make their mark here in our city because of our diversity. this year's theme could be no less important. black women and american history and culture. absolutely. and it is particularly poignant that it highlights african- americans experiences through their patriotism, through their labor, leadership, motherhood, intellect, and artistic expression. all of us regardless of ethnic origin or social and ec

the case drew outrage across maryland and has helped spark calls for tougher anti-cruelty laws. the first trial ended in a hung jury. but the judge on the case must first rule on certain evidence that the defense says it wants excluded. in our commitment 2012 report, another gop presidential candidate will make his way to maryland before the april primary. >> former house speaker newt gingrich is said to be at the state house tomorrow and then went area business leaders on the campaign trail. maryland has been drawn more attention than usual in the republican race for the white house. it was just last week that mitt romney had a town hall meeting with residents here. all of that as in maryland they are beginning to vote in the state gop primary. early voting will be under way until next thursday across the state. if you want to cast your ballot, the hours on sunday change from noon until 6:00 p.m.. >> and now, the signature achievement of obama, health- care reform, is being challenged in the u.s. supreme court, where today it opened three days of oral arguments about the consti

drew, we'll be following this story very closely and again thank you. excellent reporting. >> thanks. >>> remember the day when you can enjoy perhaps, i don't know, a beautiful day, a delicious meal and you didn't have to have your twitter feed clogged up hearing about it from everybody else? but twitter turns 6 today. are we really better off? we'll talk about that next. by the way, you can follow me on twitter @suzannemalveaux. available seating for up to seven people to take everyone, and the grip of available all-wheel drive to go everywhere. think of it as a search engine helping you browse the real world. this march, get no extra charge third-row seating plus 0% financing on dodge journey. >>> all right. 300 million users. today they're all hoping to mark a milestone as twitter turns 6 years old. phil hahn has more on the twitter time line. >> reporter: 6 years old today and twitter keeps on growing. on this day in 2006, co-creator jack dorsey tweeted these five words --. back then users had to send in tweets via text. there's been a radical trans

as drew levenson shows us, super tuesday is still anybody's game. >> reporter: the gop frontrunner went to georgia sunday, where he served up pancakes. >> he's been office three years. i'm still waiting for his jobs plans, how he's going to put us back to work. >> reporter: georgia offers the most delegates on tuesday, and its newt gingrich territory. the former house speaker served the state and congress for 20 years. he says it's a must-win. >> i think you lose all credibility if the folks who know you best reputeiate you. >> reporter: rick santorum also expects to do well in the south, but says he and gingrich are after the same conservative voters. >> is always harder when you've got two conservative candidates running in the race, as we've seen in washington and some of the other states. we have the, you know, the antiromney vote, if you will. both gingrich and i are out there slugging away. >> reporter: santorum and romney are locked in a tight race in ohio, a key state tuesday because it's a general election battle ground. a new nbc poll shows santorum leading romney by just two