it was an inprets ink victory but as sandra endo reports, the race is not over yet. romney believes his decisive victory tuesday night in florida is evident, he's the candidate to best address the company's top -- their concern. >> people care about the economy. they understand that's been my background. they don't think people who have spent their entire life in washington can get our country going on. >> we have food stamps, we have housing vouchers, medicate. we -- medicaid. but we have programs to help the poor. but the middle americans, they are really signs of no dagging -- of no backing down. >> we're gonna have people, power, defeat money power in the next six months. >> reporter: ron paul and -- ron paul is planning to stay in. romney will be campaigning in machine sota later this afternoon and will finish up with a rally in las vegas, gingrich will also be stumping from nevada. reporting from i'm sandra endo. >>> at this hour, occupy oakland leaders are announcing plan for their next demonstration. it's set for leaders to avoid a repeat of saturday's violen

and four endo and the cholera quarantine center. that is why we occupied because it is not about the real estate. it is not about tens or t.a.r.p. or any of that. it is about them and us. and as i say in the book, just to read one little paragraph, there is only one story. that is what i am investigating. it is all one story. it is about them and us. they get home is bigger than disneyland we get foreclosure notices they give private jets and we get tarballs and lost futures and pay their gambling debts with our pensions. they get the third trophy wife and the tax break and we get subprime. they get to candidates and we're told to choose but they get the gold mine and we get the shaft. i will be signing books and answering your questions out there. go to "vultures' picnic".org this is about the information job creators or vultures waiting for us to die to feast? waiting for the economy is to die to feast? i have not even got into the goldman sachs chapter. [laughter] that is what is inside "vultures' picnic" go to "vultures' picnic"

sandra endo joins us llve from los angeles with the lltest. sandra?ponsive when they got to the scene. ffrst aid and cpr were unsuccesssul. now he death investigation continues houston's death sinks in with friends and family, somm are looking back on their final interactions wiih the singer. &pone close friend says hooston she left just hours before she was found dead inna beveely hills hotel room saturday afternoon. "i don't think she was trying to mask anything. sheewas ii great spirits, she was singing and she had gospel music playing." another singer, kelly ppice, denies claims that houston wws acting erratically at a pre-grammy party two days before her for an impromptu duet at the event. "i've heard so many things about people saying she was erratic, she was thhs, she was that. she was none of those things." monday, the pssistant chief coroner said a family member saw houston no more than an hour before her bodyguard found her dead in the bathtub. officials still refuse to speculate on a cause of death. "the case is still peeding, we're waiting

. >> after the meeting, endo's comments cannot be taken lightly, but he added he is opposed to the government's control. >> translator: the creativity of the private sector is indispensable. i think this is also important for a power company. >> tepco says meanwhile it has been losing more money than it thought. the company says it expects a net loss of $9 billion for the fiscal year that ends next month. that's about $1.2 billion more than the utility projected in november. tepco's electricity sales have been falling while the company is suffering special losses because of its effort to dismantle the damaged nuclear power plant. >>> "newsline" is the place to turn to for the latest on japan post march 11th. we have two seeimen segments. "nuclear watch" which has the impact on the fukushima daiichi crisis. and "the road ahead." don't miss "nuclear watch" and "the road ahead." >>> the head of the u.s. fleet says iran is still building up its naval force near the strait of hormuz. the vice admiral spoke to reporters in bahrain on sunday. he said the high-speed boats are capable of carrying out su

he has been in charge of olympus flagship endo scope business. >> translator: i accepted the appointment because i was strong determination to revitalize olympus. for that purpose i believe profit growth led by the medical business is crucial. >> a former executive is to become chairman. the company says it will propose the nominations at an extraordinary shareholders meeting in april. the new leadership will try to get olympus to recover from an accounting scandal that has led to the arrest of former president and other senior managers. all the present members of the board including ceo plan to step down. eight of the 11 board members will be chosen from outside the company to strengthen oversight on the company's management. next we go to bangkok to find out what's going on in the region. >> in afghanistan days of chaos and outrage following the burning of the koran by u.s. soldiers escalated on monday when a car bomb exploded near american base. the taliban has claimed responsibility for the deadly blast. >> reporter: the explosion occurred? early on monday morning. a car bomb went of

. >> in washington, i'm sandra endo. >> i don't know about that. >> you go girl. biking with heels on. perhaps instead of pedal power, you like to use your own two feet. >> but the search for stylish kicks led to unbelievable scenes. >> outside the mall at prince georges where over 100 people camped out overnight in hopes of getting their hands on a hot new pair of nike tennis shoes. >> what is it about these sneakers that will make you do crazy things to get them? >> when they on my feet, everybody looking at them. that's the best part. >> before opening, the foot locker store canceled the release due to safety concerns. >> the crowd remains on the scene and in anticipation that the store may change their mind. >> but not calvin butler. >> you were here last night. >> at 11:00. >> drove down to raleigh and then came back and you still got nothing. >> i have no shoes. >> his buddy who stayed in line didn't get the nike that they wanted, but they did drop $180 on the lebron 9's. >> love of my life. sleeping with these tonight. >> did more women come up to you when

he has been in charge of olympus flagship endo scope business. >> translator: i accepted the appointment because i was strong determination to revitalize olympus. for that purpose i believe profit growth led by the medical business is crucial. >> a former executive is to become chairman. the company says it will propose the nominations at an extraordinary shareholders meeting in april. the new leadership will try to get olympus to recover from an accounting scandal that has led to the arrest of former president and other senior managers. all the present members of the board including ceo plan to step down. eight of the 11 board members will be chosen from outside the company to strengthen oversight on the company's management. next we go to bangkok to find out what's going on in the region. >> in afghanistan days of chaos and outrage following the burning of the koran by u.s. soldiers escalated on monday when a car bomb exploded near an american base. the taliban has claimed responsibility for the deadly blast. >> reporter: the explosion occurred? early on monday morning. a car bomb went

endoes.playing) an effect of explicit sexuality has been somewhat negative for romantic comedy. i am not a fan of censorship; however, when constraints are placed on art, artists can find a way of working within constraints, and various layers of meaning erupt out of it. when you bring the subtext of sexuality into the open, when you make that text, where do you go? perhaps it was because the weight of the issues in the feminist movement and the sexual revolution, we don't seem to find as much humor in all of that. well, hollywood responded to the women's movement by ignoring it. (molly haskell) in the late 60's to early 70's, when the movement peaked, women virtually disappeared from the cinema. where am i gonna get gravy at 8:00? i don't know, i thought it comes when you cook the meat. (narrator) in the late 1960's and 70's, women's roles in pictures diminished markedly, while their position in society appeared to improve. you didn't even know where this kitchen was 'til i came here and sho

for the first time ever, the founders of a nation recognized our rights are endo youed by our creator. and after winning our freedom, they didn't centralize power amongst themselves, they gave it back to the people. this election is about a smaller, humbler federal government. it's about restoring power to the american people f we're going to have a nation that lives up to constitutional ideals, then it's not merely about spending less on washington programs but about returning that power to the people and the states. you don't have to settle. you don't have to settle this election. you don't have to resign yourself to the faith that this country is going to be less than the future it was in the past. you have an opportunity. oh, i say you have an obligation. you have the power and more importantly, you have the constitution on your side to make conservative change. go forth. build a better nation based on those founding principles. take this country back and let the grandest experiment the world has ever seen go forward. go forward powerfully and through your hands god will bless you

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. >>> cómo les va, pudiendo uno estar tranquilo en la casa, endo el deporte a través de univisión. >>donde perdieron 3 a 0 ante el vélez sarfield de argentina, por cierto, dos de los goles los anotó federico insúa, el otro fue de ovolo, las chivas son últimos con un solo punto, vélez tiene 6. >>> y qué tal esta de cuauhtémoc blanco, dijo que el director deportivo del américa no le cumplió la promesa de llevarlo de nuevo al club, porque ricardo peláez le dijo que un partido de menaje se lo hace cuando quiera, pero un torneo completo es muy difícil, porque según él le queda poco gas. >>> josé sulaimán le dijo que tenía que enfrentar al maravilla martínez, según josé sulaimán, esta decisión tiene que respetarse, me la que te llegó la hora, mi querido julito. >>> en la nba, fue figura en la victoria de los hornets ante los cavaliers, a otro qule fue bien, fue a su compañero, vásquez, que encestó 13 puntos. >>> la nueva sensación de la nba, jeremy lin unió fuerzas con carmelo anthony para la victoria de los nueva york knicks. >>> hoy los nueva york knicks juegan en miami ante los hea jerem

sandra endo is live. >> reporter: ken, there's still a lot of unanswered questions surrounding the death years old. but what is clear is her impact on the music industry. much of the music industry is still coming to terming with saturday's sudden news that whitney houston is dead. >> it's going to be a sad, sad celebration tonight. and if there was no whitney, there would be no jennifer hudson, no cristina, no alicia keys, no beyonce. >> instead of spending our whole time grading, i feel all the artists and industry people will be celebrating what a great artist she was. and she would want that. >> reporter: hours before she was supposed to attend a pregrammy bash hosted by her mentor clive davis, a bodyguard found her body. an autopsy on houston's body was conducted sunday. >> whitney was full of life. >> that could take up to six to eight weeks. >>> houston's much publicized struggle with drugs and her tumultuous marriage made the tabloids. despite the bad times, houston is being remembered as one of the greatest voices of our times. >> those closest to houston say she was planning a

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

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marine are delish santos is one of those homeowners that freddie bet against and as our teaser mungle endo shows us the low dose is fighting to keep his home but the help of some california occupiers. the share comes over. to get arrested. and fight to land trying to save your house art de los santos is ready to stand up to the law and to wall street after repeatedly trying to modify their known the delos santos family was a big did late last year a devastating blow for the family who have a decades worth of family memories in this house the kids have grown up here and we've done modifications to the house with. windows. define a court order art moved his family back in taking back the dream he feels was stolen could potentially face arrest for re-entry in the home where he has raised his four children but despite the risk the family is staying put inspired by the occupy movement and other struggling homeowners who are now more than ever willing to take on the big banks another revelation causing outrage about mortgage giant freddie macas began increasing these investments dramatically in

here's sandra endo. >> reporter: pushing the ball down the court wearing the 4.to the occasion. in 2006 in his senior year, young jeremy scored 36 points to lead palo alto high to a comeback victory. he went on to win the state title. lin had it to overcome a lot to get to that pinnacle. >> he was 5'3", 120 pounds. so the question right from the start was, is he going to get big enough and strong enough to play at the high school level? >> reporter: lin grew 10 inches by the time he graduated. still, he didn't get scholarship offers from division i college teams in california, so he went to harvard without a scholars p scholarship. after college lin got passed over in the nba draft and even after getting signed as one of the league's first asian-american players, he was unable on to break into the starting line up until a few short weeks ago. >> there were stare ereotypes a prejudices working against him in the recruiting and why he didn't get offers maybe he would have if he was a different race. >> reporter: did you think that he would get to this level in the

sandra endo is with the candidates. >> reporter: it was a double digit win for mitt romney here in florida. he garnered 46% of the vote but despite the decisive victory, dave, still the candidates in the race the pack is as it stands. four men going to west to nevada and other primary states. so certainly this heated campaign is far from over. dave. >> quick question as they move ahead. which states seem to be easier or mored a venn teenagous for myth romney and newt gingrich? just speaking of those two. >> reporter: certainly romney wants to use his momentum. he wants to solidify his status as a front runner going forward. he has 84 delegates. but none of the candidates have near the 10% of the 11,044 delegates needed. now in february a lot of the contests will favor romney when you are talking about nevada coming up on saturday. that is a large mormon population there. arizona he has a backing of senator john mccain john mccain. michigan coming up as -- newt gingrich is focusing on tennessee and georgia. >> sandra reporting live. we'll get more details. rick santorum and ron paul are not

our sandra endo got a hans to ride along with some u.s.als who were trying to track them down. >> reporter: a registered sex offender could be living right next door. but you may not even know it. this team of u.s. marshals is on the hunt to find the ones who are in hiding. >> we approach a house as if someone is inside that wants to do us harm. >> reporter: state internet databases list where these registered sex offenders should be living. but oftentimes they're somewhere else. a new report by the national center for missing and exploited children shows the number of registered sex offenders nationwide grew 23% over the last five years. out of roughly 750,000 registrants, nearly 100,000 of them fall off the map and don't comply with registry requirements. during this sweep, finally marshals get a good lead on one alleged fugitive. they arrest this sex offender, who says he was convicted of statutory rape, and served his time. but marshals caught him at a different address from what's listed on the registry. did you think you could hide?

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sandra endo is in tampa, florida with the outlook for the candidates as they move forward.good morning, sandra. >> reporter: well, good morning, tori. it was a double-digit win for mitt romney here in florida. he garnered 46% of the vote and despite the fact it was a decisive victory, the heated primary race is far from over. it's a hard-fought, spell civic and often brutal -- expense and often brutal race. >> people care about the economy. that's my background. >> reporter: tuesday night, he tried to ease concerns that the primary's negative tone could weaken the primary. >> we will win. >> reporter: speaking in front of a sign reading "46 states to go," newt gingrich fell short of congratulating his rival. >> it's now clear that this will be a two-person race between the conservative leader, newt gingrich and the massachusetts governor. >> reporter: rick santorum finished third and argued he's the viable conservative to gingrich. >> he became the issue. we can't allow our nominee to be the issue in the campaign. ron paul is staying in. but romney is spotioned that tash po

cnn's sandra endo joins us live from washington. sandra, i don't understand this. all the animals at peta's headquarters were euthanized last year? how do they explain that? >> yes, suzanne. actually 95% of the animals in its virginia shelter were euthanized last year. and the new numbers were posted, in the state of virginia, and it shows out of 2,050 animals processed in peta's shelter, 1,965 of them were euthanized. 28 were adopted, 11 were reclaimed by owner, and 31 were transferred to other animal shelters. now, peta is defending its practices, saying there's a reason why their kill rate is so high for last year. a spokesperson for the group says the animals, which were euthanized were sick, injured, too aggressive, and otherwise unadoptable. the group says there's a better way to stop so many youth euthanizizations. >> we have three spray/neuter clinics where we're based that go into improverished areas and do free spay/neuters. because we believe that the solution lies in prevention, and that we won't see the end to euthanasia until we stem the flow of unwan

. >> caller: endo believe it is a health issue. believe it is against the constitution and pieces stay out of people's business. >> caller: david kamala into the conversation. >> caller: you know, i think it is completely wrong that they should be able to tell our religious rights. i mean, that is why people move here, was for freedom of religion. religion. if they made a rule like, let's say, joe full witnesses should have transfusion if it would change our life, what can do a thing would happen? it don't know what it is. something is the catholic church. it's just wrong. >> caller: calling from busy in. possible that fred upton, the chairman of the house energy and commerce committee could have some weight in the discussion of legislation. bill writes that john boehner said the issue has primary jurisdiction in that committee, and that the committee will take the lead on the issue to find an effective and appropriate solution. he specifically, the chairman fred upton to find a legislative solution. next up is pat in cincinnati. n

as for the economy, it is clear we have, long way from the death of 08 endo nine and the recovery has recently shown the signs of the upward trend of strengthening. but it is a long and difficult route back. this is a frustratingly slow pace of the recovery. economists have testified here that they found the recession is caused by or accompanied by a severe financial crisis, like we have had and in particular crisis is steeped in the housing sector, which is ours, tend to last longer and require a greater amount of recovery effort untypical recessions. and so i think not only that this chart has shown the positive signs that we're seeing , we are also seeing the unemployment rate coming down. we have seen ten consecutive quarters of real gdp growth, consumer confidence showing signs of improvement. u.s. auto manufacturers are turning to some profitability and state revenues are showing signs of improvement. amazing to me how i2-minute commercial during the civil can generate such political controversy when it is, in fact, celebrating the fact of the recovery of detroit and the auto ma