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are watching "bbc world news america" still to come -- writing to victory in michigan, mitt romney ekes out a victory in his home state but will it be enough to quiet the critics? in australia, tehran apology has been called for the unmarried mothers who were forced to give their babies up for adoption -- an apology has been called for for the unmarried mothers were forced to give up their babies for adoption. >> in the 60's and 70 pause, thousands of babies were taken and put up for adoption. -- in the 60's and 70's, thousands of babies were taken from their mothers. there are allegations of coercion. >> they asked me, if you don't sign newspaper, you don't care about your son, you don't love your son, because you cannot look after him. how will you afford his medical treatment? will you become a prostitute to support you and your son? >> the 60's might have been swinging among asexual -- swinging among a sexual revolution. they have now recommended that the government apologized to women just as it did to indigenous people for their suffering four years ago. >> some illegal activity o

ek what door is a member of oaf peck. i don't want to suggest north dakota is going to join opec but it gives you a sense of how big the increase has been. looking out over the next decade, when we look at the potential for the u.s. and canada combined, we see the potential for u.s. and canadian production from 2008 to 2020, over that 12-year period to grow by more than 40 billion barrels per day. that's the potential. it's significant specific we've seen peek demand. we deblooe demand fo -- imports in 2020 are likely to be well below what they were as they were in 2005. have you seen the price of oil was $20 in 2020? given the demand supply trends, the import bill for oil could be about $182 billion less than what it would otherwise be. that $182 billion is about one third of the 2011 trade deficit. this increases in u.s. production and canadian production are not guaranteed. impacts on local communitiesnd the environment obviously need to be address appropriately. there are new questions that have been raised about the

in michigan he eked out a victory over his rival. >> in this room are the people who knocked on the doors and made the calls and went to the polls and it made a difference. we didn't win by a lot, but we won by enough, and that's all that counts. >> san for um are ens -- santorum ends with 76 delegates. there will be more after the newscast. >> stockton is considered a crucial step to becoming the largest in the nation to fall under chapter 9 bankruptcy protection. they are set to vote on a 60-day mediation process with creditors. it is the first step required under law before they can seek bankruptcy protection, stockton has been called the most miserable city in america. it has the second highest foreclosure rate in the country bow hind las vegas. some business owners say maybe it is time to wipe the slate clean. >> i think it will validate the bottom and verify that the system here is broken. it is in definite need of repair. >> among its financial mistakes, the city of stockton required one month of service to be eligible for retiree health benefits for life. >>> in this economy teach

in michigan he eked out a victory over his rival. >> in this room are the people who knocked on the doors and made the calls and went to the polls and it made a difference. we didn't win by a lot, but we won by enough, and that's all that counts. >> san for um are ens -- santorum ends with 76 delegates. there will be more after the newscast. >> stockton is considered a crucial step to becoming the largest in the nation to fall under chapter 9 bankruptcy protection. they are set to vote on a 60-day mediation process with creditors. it is the first step required under law before they can seek bankruptcy protection, stockton has been called the most miserable city in america. it has the second highest foreclosure rate in the country bow hind las vegas. some business owners say maybe it is time to wipe the slate clean. >> i think it will validate the bottom and verify that the system here is broken. it is in definite need of repair. >> among its financial mistakes, the city of stockton required one month of service to be eligible for retiree health benefits for life. >>> in this economy teach

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it is not eke wit believe a. nement in the zone is less than when the opportunity is not available for others. >> when you choose social justice for some you choose social justice for none. >> so far during this recession, san francisco unified has noto layoff any teachers. but by law the district has to notify them of any potential layoffs. the 485 layoff notices will go out before march 15th. reporting live in san francisco, alan wang, abc7 news. >> thanks, alan. >>> the mount diablo school system will see budget problems. there will be preliminary layoffs for more than 89 teachers. and two firefighters are recovering from scwhrr injuries. it started around 3:00 this afternoon in a home on come dore dore -- comma dore drive. firefighters were ordered to back off and fight the fire when the roof of the house began collapsing. the red cross is helping four residentshousing.ew housing. >>> san francisco police are looking for a man who set a fire in the main public library on larkin street. police released this su

. >> the new york giants are champions again this morning after eking out a four. wind of the new england patriots last night at indianapolis. >> it feels good to win a super bowl. it does not matter where you are. seconds the giants' super bowl victory, a repeat against four years ago. the wind was not a done deal until the last few seconds until the end. -- the win was not a done deal until the last few seconds of the game. >> this is pure drama. >> always come down to one or two plays in this game. if you bake it come you are celebrating. if you do not come you do not sleep for a week. >> eli manning received his second super bowl ring, the third in his family. >> great football game. we're really proud. >> earlier this spending touch by the wide receiver, 2 feet barely inbound. >> the ball touched my hand. that is when i froze my feet. >> madonna's halftime show was a hit. her sidekick, mia, offered a hand gesture the network did not catch. the apologize and called it inappropriate and disappointing. giant fans are anything but. >> even though the patriots did

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but tonight, he did eke out a win here in michigan. he said, we didn't win by a lot. but a win was a win. this is very important. this was his home state. and his advisers want to shift this conversation back to the economy, after a week or so of santorum and social issues. they said the only reason they survived here is because romney didn't climb into that rabbit hole dug by santorum on those issues. tuesday will be a big challenge, with many supporters who will still come out in force. and romney's been not able to break through with many of the groups. and in addition to the independents he needs, as well, that john berman pointed out. big challenges with super tuesday a week away. >> we should mention newt gingrich, ron paul, a distant third and fourth. but who knows in the gop race this year? they could come back next week. >>> up next, what happens when a luxury cruise ship loses power in the middle of a luxury cruise ship loses power in the middle of a pirate-infested ocean?pensive. so to , i've found a new way to get my profile out there. check me out. everyb

mitt romney ekes out a narrow win in michigan to clutch a double primary victory. >>> ohio tragedy. the death toll from a scooting rampage rises. >>> california confrontation. a dispute between native american tribal members turns violent. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello. good morning. i'm richard lui. >>> today we start with romney rebound. republican presidential contender mitt romney was the winner in both tuesday primaries for restoring his momentum as he heads into super tuesday next week. in arizona romney beat rick santorum by 20 points and won all 29 delegation there and they will each get some of the state's 30 delegates in michigan. nbc' steve handelsman has details from detroit. >> reporter: good morning from detroit. here in the state where he's from, mitt romney, last night, tried to held his head hide but what he had accomplished was to avoid disaster. mitt romney had to win michigan or face the collapse of his campaign and he did win. after losing the lead and then gaining it back. >> we didn't win by a lot, but we won by enough and that's all

the meeting will take place in tunisia ek >> we stand with the syrian people and we are looking for an lion told reporters on monday that the u.s. is coidinho best to support democratization in syria, along with the arab league, europe, and turkey. all of them agree president bashar al a sul sp clinton said the u.s. is increasing its funding of the red cross d gssotroups operating in syria. the arab league has oped asking the u.n. security council to send a joint teamf ab u.n. peace keepers to syria. clinton said gaining consensus r ch a plan would be difficult. >>> security fce in bahrain have suppressed mass protests on the first aivsa of an anti-government uprising. iausmsook to the streets in more than 35 districts of t land nation on tuesday and tried to occupy pearl sar i the capital of manama. the square has been a symbol of e aron protest. police and troops fired tear gas and rubber ble to restrain the protesters. human rhtgrpsayt as 20 people were detained and many others including women and childrener wounded. shia muslims make up about 70% bahrain's population. they're prote

expedition that didn't take off and after an unsuccessful lecture tour he wasn't in good health and barely eking out a living until a friend got him a job at the u.s. customs office in new york. >> he worked at the customs office until he came back at about age 43 and worked there until he was about 70. when he retired, thanks to the intervention of his friends who were able to find a modest retirement source for him, and at that point, he lived in the dunbar apartments in harlem in relative comfort. >> it wasn't until 25 years after henson's return that his colleagues began to honor his contributions. the explorer's club was the first in 1937. later he met president's truman and eisenhower and honored by congress and other organizations. well after his death at 88 in 1955, he received the national geographic medal and interred with honors at arlington cemetery and had a u.s. naval ship and government building named of after him. one has to wonder what kept him going in breaking through the obstacles. he wasn't much of a talker so not much is known about his thoughts but his actions and what he

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he had a follow up in "the detroioit news" this ek. >> santorum says the same thing. >> who art theyis a primary, but who a theyalking to? >> timing is everything. six by $7 billion profit general motors -- $6.7 7 billion profit, general motors. at t brink off bankruptcy, whahat was the intervening events? the bailout by taxpayers o of the united states. who opposed it? the native son of michigan, on the eve of the micgan primary. he says obama sold outo the union bosses. how does that help him in this primary? >> it doesn't. >> wl, look, i supported the bailout, i thought it was a good idea i thought it should be done to the bush administration said it up. it was the right thing, and i supported the tarp as well. the romney argument is a separate argument and it is complicated and he is losingn it because it is template -- a complex argument. he argued that it should go to a preprogrmed bankruptcy and the government took hold in a way that was quite lawleless. the bondholders got screwed and the union's benefit. what gate is it distorted the settlements of that you did not get the r

. >>> well, it was a great weekend for mitt romney, he eked out a victory in the maine caucuses. romney also won a straw poll conducted. >>> the presidential candidates may very well reach out to whoever it was that bought the one and only winning ticket in saturday's powerball drawing. it was sold in rhode island. no one has stepped forward to claim that big jackpot. whoever it is is now $336 million richer. or if they pick the lump sum, they'll have to be satisfied with just a meager 200 million bucks. >> i can't even wrap my mind around that much money. >> hmm what a tough problem to have. i'll take that problem. >>> time for the weather across the nation. snow from lake tahoe to the colorado rockies. 3 inches of snow in kansas city, omaha, chicago and des moines. icy in little rock and memphis. rain in new orleans and southern texas. >> 53 in dallas. 70 in miami. meanwhile 40s in the northeast. mostly 30ss in the middle of the country. 56 in sacramento. phoenix at 68. albuquerque, 52. >>> well, coming up, that voice. remembering whitney houston. sales of her songs spiking onl

mitt romney ekes out a narrow win in michigan to clutch a double primary victory. >>> california confrontation. a dispute between native american tribal members turns violent. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello. good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation, including the pacific time zone. i'm richard lui. today we start with breaking news. a line of suspected tornados tearing through the midwest overnight. at least one death is being reported. more than a dozen have been injured. this is video here we have for you from central kansas where the national weather service confirms a tornado touching down. the state's governor has declared a state of emergency. meanwhile, extensive damage is being reported in southwest missouri, including the tourist city of branson. bill karins will have much more coming up in weather. stick around for that. >>> now to tuesday's republican presidential primary. two big wins for mitt romney restoring h momentum heading into super tuesday next week. in arizona, he beat rick santorum by 20 points and wins all 29g delegates. in michigan

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the markets are watching two key numbers this ek, one encouraging and one not so. crude oil thit $108 mark this week mostly on concerns about rising tensions throughout the middle east translating into higher gasoline likely to increase as the summer driving season arrives. the other number to watch, dow $13,000. the dow touched that on tuesday and on friday. though it did close below it this week. existing home sales jumping more than 4% in january, the highest pace in two years. that is well below the 6 million homes that would be sold in a healthy hsing market. home depot and hewlett-packard beat expectations. kraft met estimates while walmart missed. if you have been thinking dow 13,000, stop thinking so small. that's what jeremy siegel says. >> happy to be here. >> we are talking about dow 13,000. you believe the odds are in favor of the dow hitting 15,000 over the next two years and there is a 50/50 chance of 17,000. >> right. 15,000 seems like a dream but trut of the matter is it would only mean another 7.5% this year and 7.5% in 2013 which aren't gigantic g

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the sheriff will stand trial on dmes ek abuse charges, february 24th. >>> it's not mad cow. but it is just as dangerous. tonight, details about a rare disorder, found in one bay area county. >>> can you hear me now? a south bay area neighborhood being loud of clear over what it describes as a monster of a cell phone tower. >>> and you may not have his moves on the court. but you can sure have the off. tonight, jeremy lin's secret moves revealed. >>> good evening. i'm jeff raineri in the weather center. we're tracking showers off to the north at the current moment. also, with increasing cloud cover for tomorrow. we'll talk more about our chances of showers, not only in ay ss tth beasty. in a fewrighuttords the east ba in a few minutes. m >>> mad cow disease in marin county? not so fast. health officials are weighing in about a disease that killed one woman and made another sick. they're two cases of a rare brain disorder. nbc's bay area's jean elle joins us from san francisco tonight. it's similar but it's not mad cow. what are the details? >> reporter: health d.s keep carefu

tonight, that isn't stopping newt gingrich from going after the man who was born there, and is looking to ekeut a victory, mitt romney. today, gingrich tried to paint the former massachusetts governor as someone with big money friends and a limited vision for the future. >> and somebody in chattanooga said to me this morning, romney was the kind of guy who would have fired christopher columbus. i believe in the bible. without vision, the people perish. . >> reporter: the gingrich advisors took their beef with the romney campaign to newspaper publishers and executives today, authoring a letter asking them to crack down on romney ads they say are full of falsehoods. quote, we ask you to protest a candidacy and a campaign without a conscience, a way of politics that's left unchallenged could corrupt our electoral process and democratic system for a generation. the candidate is looking ahead to next week, which could make or break his 2012 presidential ambitions. >> with your help, we can win next tuesday. winning next tuesday movers us toward tampa in a big way. georgia is the biggest group of d

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tonight, mitt romney has won arizona and has managed to eke out a win in michigan. i am rod daniels. >> michigan was important. it is mitt romney's home state. to win in arizona means he pockets all 29 delegates there. the latest from detroit. >> mitt romney had to win michigan are faced the collapse of his campaign, and he did win. after losing the lead and then gain it back. >> we did not win by a lot, but we won by enough. that is all that counts. i will deliver on more jobs, less debt, and smaller government. >> he went two for two. rodney gets all of arizonas delegates. the primary was winner take all. not michigan's primary today. santorum wins delegates in michigan. he claimed tonight he won more. >> a month ago, they did not know who we were. they know now. >> santorum bows to fight on into super tuesday. that is when ron paul hopes to grab delegates. that is when newt gingrich makes his stand, next tuesday in georgia. georgia is think rich's home state. that is why mitt romney, going and raised in michigan, had to win tonight. wbal-tv 11 news. >> our covera

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the mood is eke electric there. is supposed to be a -- the mood is electric because this is supposed to be a tight game. the kick-off is now just hours away. >> let's go giants. >> reporter: giants fans promise a win. >> taking rings home. >> reporter: but patriot supporters are confident they'll finish on top. >> reporter: about a thousand police officers and other law enforcement are working to secure indianapolis secure this weekend and it seems to be working. so far, there the biggest problem has been children who temporarily get separated from their parents. more than a dozen fans were bumped and bruised when 200,000 people packed into super bowl village for a concert friday night, but the injuries were minor. >> the safety is the utmost concern. and they have done a great job at that. >> reporter: the zip line is a big hit. and those who live in indianapolis say the city is showcasing itself well in the national spotlight. >> super bowl ! >> reporter: this is the first time they have hosted the super bowl. >>

if he does, i think he'll probably eke out some kind of victory. but i'll tell you something, if he doesn't, scott, tomorrow all people are going to be talking about is how did he lose in his home state. they'll say this is the candidate who had all the money, this is the candidate who had all the organization, and he couldn't even win his home state. i think it will turn the whole thing upside down. i don't mean to say i think it will be over. but i think it's back to the get-go on this one. >> pelley: bob, thanks very much. one more political note tonight. republican senator olympia snow of maine announced today that she will not run for a fourth term. in a written statement, snowe said that she is frustrated by what she calls, quote, an atmosphere of polarization and my way or the highway ideologies. there was a breath taking indictment in texas today, federal authorities are accusing a single doctor and six other people of stealing 375 million dollars from medicaid and medicare. they allege they did it in only five and a half years. prosecutors

news that the people's mujahedeen of iran a dissident group also known as the end ek worked in conjunction in conjunction with the mossad israel's national intelligence agency in carrying out the assassinations of iranian nuclear scientists now the emmy kay is listed on the united states official terrorist group list for the group has been removed from the terrorist list of the u.k. and european union earlier i spoke to max blumenthal a writing fellow with the nation institute about whether the relationship between the mossad and the m e k is significant. and the reason it's significant is because these stories are tumbling out in the mainstream press in the united states about israel using terrorist groups terrorist proxies to attack iran to carry out what the federation of american scientists call terrorist attacks inside iran before this story we had a story by mark perry in foreign policy about israeli mossad officers posing as cia officers conducting a false flag operation to use members of the pakistani jungle a terrorist group to carry out assassinations inside iran kerry sources we

it's basic ek toe, endo and meso morph which are the types, slender, average and intending to be overweight. to measure us in these areas, and i never did know why this was of value, hey had us stand like that with our legs apart like this, arms out like this and stand very, very still. they took pictures from every angle you can consist from right between our feet straight up to head down to right and left, forward and backward. now, i thought those may be interesting for somebody in the archives sometime to look at, but it was brought home to me that this was not something i should have taken so lightly when at a political rally in the dayton area not too long after i had been in the senate a woman came up to me and said i probably know more about you y about yourself. she was one charged with making all the measurements of those pictures that we had sent in. i immediately left and haven't seen her since, don't want to see her since. at wright patterson we went through additional checks that nobody goes through now. in an isolation chamber an en echoic chamber, put us in a chamber without

the record where different groups that interaction with the department come in and talk about their ek peerns. uniformly i hear, akros industries, how difficult it is to work with dhs when it comes to procurement acquisitions. mainly they're saying there's never really any intersection before an rfp. oftentimes that creates a -- are you familiar with the problem and the concerns that the private sector has and what, if anything, are you doing about it. >> yes. i think probably some of the same people have visited with me as well. a couple of things. one is i've directed the undersecretary for management to take on procurement. we need to centralize it more within the department. one of the problems has been, as a new department from a lot of different legacy agencies, we had different procurement systems and rules and people are used to dealing with a timpt thing and different category of vendors. so we've taken steps to centralize to have an acquisition or approval process for acquisitions that are larng and then to reach out to the prior seconder. we just held, an ex -- for example,

now, for example, extending unemployment compensation, that is the type of policy that will encourage ek nom iks growth, is that correct? >> yes, that's right, congressman. >> the same thing would be true of a good infrastructure investments in terms of roads and bridges and rail across the country. those also would be likely to encourage economic growth. >> yes, congressman, they would. >> and on the other extreme, other than building things that taxpayers can see the advantages of and encouraging economic growth, how does it compare to eliminate the inheritance act, the estate tax in terms of encouraging economic growth. does that have much real benefit innen couraging job growth? >> so, congressman, i don't think we've produced estimates of changes in the estate tax. we produced a testimony in the fall that had a chat of this sort that looked at the effects of different sorts of tax and spending policies in boosting economic activity this year and next. on the higher end of the ranges that we -- the policies that seem to have the higher bang for the buck, if you will, are increasing a

mitt romney is praying to eke out a win in michigan. their make him another al gore? i will explain. >> a big battle today, thanks in part to occupied d.c. protesters. that story coming up. >> and the battle over abortion rights. what a new bill means, coming up at 6:00. >> this is abc-7 breaking news. >> breaking news from capitol hill. we have learned that senator olympia snowe, republican of maine, has decided not to seek reelection. she says she is leaving because of an atmosphere and

. >> remember he was like, we won't discuss other people living in eke land. evening land. >> chris, you understand why morgan didn't accept the challenge? is it because she would have failed? if she wants more press, the story is over. she wants this to keep this going as best as possible. that's the these thing. >> and she would fell. >> perhaps. >> can you see the future and see she failed? >> can't i? >> exactly, i don't know. >> every girl in this room is believes what you are saying. all of our crew is like -- chris you said iran is all fun and games until somebody gets nuked. what do you make of the report that israel will do something about this. >> i don't think they have the capability to do anything right now. owe bough may may be off the hock if he is not elected. >> iran or israel? >> we know israel has the capability. i don't know if iran has the capability. >> but obama needs to wait until november. >> say again? >> obama has to wait until a couple weeks beforey election. >> you are a professed ron paul supporter. you feel he has a lot in common