but the fla insists that when they publish this report, any whitewash will be obvious.looking for? behavior traits? physical characteristics? what? >> definitely. one of them is workers make -- will they look up even. we come in here. we're outsiders. we're an object of curiosity. and i want to know, can they express that curiosity. can they steal a glance? i've gone into facilities where people won't look up. they're really intimidated. >> reporter: i'm bill. since apple encouraged us to approach anyone on their lines, we did. what goes through your mind when you do the same thing over? we met people on and off the factory complex. did you move here for this job? on and off the record. you can be honest. and it became quickly obvious, that a strange american with a camera crew only gets so much candor. if there was one thing you could change about your job here, what would it be? but plenty of people had no problem tells me that the dorms are too crowded. and the trees block the sunshine. and the food prices are too high. we heard the kind of complaints you'd hear at a

cnn will be speaking with the fla president a little later this thursday. you can watch that interview on news stream. tune in from 8:00 a.m. eastern standard time, 9:00 p.m. here in hong kong. nina? >>> andrew, the world bank president says he is resigning. he will be stepping down when his current term ends on june 30th. in his five years in charge he's focused heavily on tackling high food prices and spent records amount of money on infrastructure. some is of the names tipped to replace bzdelik are larry summers and secretary of state, hillary clinton. according to reuters, clinton has ruled herself out of the running. it is worth noting that the imf has always had a european in charge as well. the jury is out on who could replace him, certainly an interesting development. >> could be a seismic shift if it's not a u.s. replacement there. you're watching "world business today." >>> still ahead, tensions between iran and west are rising. we take you on board a u.s. aircraft carrier stationed in the persian gulf where the crew are keeping a watchful eye on

there is no official report yet, but the president of the fla says that borden and alienation may have lead to the string of suicides. apple turned to the fla over criticism of how the chinese workers are treated. >>> there is a new plan to make small change more affordable. it turns out it costs more to make pennys and nickels than the coins are worth. the pennies cost about 2.4 cents to produce and nickels 11 cents. president obama's budget includes a measure that would allow the treasury department to switch up the metal mix used in the coins to make them cheaper. the change could save $100 million a year jie. so a nickel costs more than a dime to make. >>> larry beil is here. >> i am outraged by that. >> if you want to prove you are a playoff team, these are games you just have to win. the warriors face the shorthanded blazers. shorthanded blazers. david leigh -- david [ male announcer ] with citibank, it's easy for jay to deposit checks from anywhere. easier than actually going to the bank. mobile check deposit. easier banking. standard at citibank. >> woman: don't forget the yard

there is no official report yet, but the president of the fla says that borden and alienation may have lead to the string of suicides. apple turned to the fla over criticism of how the chinese workers are treated. >>> there is a new plan to make small change more affordable. it turns out it costs more to make pennys and nickels than the coins are worth. the pennies cost about 2.4 cents to produce and nickels 11 cents. president obama's budget includes a measure that would allow the treasury department to switch up the metal mix used in the coins to make them cheaper. the change could save $100 million a year jie. so a nickel costs more than a dime to make. >>> larry beil is here. >> i am outraged by that. >> if you want to prove you are a playoff team, these are games you just have to win. the warriors face the shorthanded blazers. david leigh it >>> it looked like the warriors caught a break. they were hosting portland. the trailblazers without aldridge who was injured. these are games you cannot lose. feeling flexible? high degree of difficulty there. i don't know where the arrow end

head of the fla gave an interview where he said unions had been at the founding of the fla.one thing he didn't mention. unions got out of the fla when they saw what the inspection regime was like and there wasn't any enforcement power and from apple's side. apple says that they were admitted to the fla as if it was some kind of an honor but, you know, you pay your money and you're a member. >> so, in terms of who should then do the auditing of a fox, who would issue the most fair and objective report? >> well, you know, all this auditing takes the place of worker self organization and you can't do that in china. >> they should be unionized? given that can you not form a union in china -- >> understand. but there are way, workers fine ways. in indonesia, between '90 and '95 through a combination of international solidarity workers raised their minimum wage 300%. there are things workers can do. but it takes the global attention. it takes solidarity with some international labor rights organizations to keep the focus on and that's what i'm hopeful for in this fox case that unl

planes del servicio postal para consolidar o cerrar plantas procesadoras de correa ponen en jordÁn flas de familias. >> cuando la gente oye que van a eliminar posiciones, todo el mundo quiere saber quÉ posici Ón es, en este momento no es definido cuÁles posiciones son. >> no todos perderÁn sus empleos. a ros les orillarÁn a la jubilaciÓn. >> a nivel macro se ahorrarÁ $ 2.100.000.000. y 20 mil millones en tres aÑos. la agencia ya suspendiÓ el servicio los sÁbados. retrasÓ el servicio de primera clase y subiÓ el precio de las estampillas. nada fue suficiente para enfrentar los dice que mil millones de pÉrdidas que se sumarÁn para 2015. una moratoria para mejorar el presupuesto. pero los polÍticos no han logrado un acuerdo. >> a todos los niveles van a haber posiciones. comojemplo desaparecerÁn plantas de procesamiento. algunas plantas no tienen muchos trabajadores. >> el volumen de la primera clase ha bajado mucho. entonces tenemos mucho espacio en la planta estamos tratando de consolidarlas todas para ahorrar dinero. >> en 470 en plantas se espera que quedan menos de 200 plantas funcion

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and fla voting officials are expecting about two million ballots to be cast which could be a record. this is a live picture from orlando, florida. mitt romney has been declared winner and his faithful supporters will be hearing from the candidate shortly but this is an encouraging day. successful in florida. >> and moving on, kaiser permanente claims two thirds of the nurses reported to work though the union went on strike in support of other employees at the hmo. >> the national union of health care workers organized in oakland and around the bay area. that claims kaiser is slashing benefits for members and the hmo continues to generate record profits. union members accuse kaiser of under staffing its mental health services unit oom of our patients end up waiting for long periods of time on wait list autos we're the only four-star rated plan so this is not a quality of care issue. it's a wages and benefits issue. >> kaiser points out workers will not be locked out when returning to work tomorrow. >> san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi wants a hearing in family court quickly in orde

she's on fla doing a live report on reezing gas prices. look over her shoulder. accident right behind her on live tv. she doesn't miss a beat. >> so we could see fewer people driving. >> it's the anchor who cracks me up. >> spun out right behind you. did you see that, adrian? >> i didn't, but now i did, so we're going to -- >> the anchor kind of makes a quick and probably shocked by the gas prices. stoo maybe they saw the live cameras and the tv truck and all the bright lights. maybe that's what caused the accident. did she go back to her report? >> they cut right away from it. yeah, car accident. it looks like in the next half hour they came and did an update. >> last half hour you saw an accident happening behind, and did you make sure everybody is okay? >> yeah, exactly, rod. we went up there and checked it out, and what we found out is that it's between a cab and another car. both people are okay. >> i have to give her credit in another way, though. it didn't mess up her read whatsoever. she didn't even flinch when this huge accident went down behind her. it

it's >>gary: sugar ray leonard passed away in tampa, fla. at the age of 90. he is a member of the box and hall of fame. >>pam: have a good night, we will seek a 11th him.

he's taking part in group fla therapy and at times had coherent speech and steady eye contact with other. >>> two occupy d.c. protesters face felony assault charges after raids this past weekend. according to court documents filed in court yesterday, jeremiah de sousa threw a glass bottle hitting a u.s. park police officer in the face. ficialy police said he threw a brick. authorities say the officer could have permanent eye damage, according to the "washington post." another protester was also charged with assault after police say he threw a bamboo stick at an officer. 12 people were arrested this past weekend when police raided mcpherson square and freedom pla plaza. >>> gamblers in maryland could soon be playing blackjack and poker in casinos in the state. senator douglas peters of prince george's county introduced a measure allowing for table games yesterday. also included a provision for another casino floekz his county that would be the sixth in the state. it would likely be built at rose croft raceway. the bill would increase the amount of monet casino operator would receive to 40

the official explanation is is three shots were fired, all from lee harvey oswald and all fla southeastwindow. the rifle that oswald supposedly used was his. it was traced to him and to his post office box. he was left behind in the building on the sixth floor. the warrant commission had a reconstruction done in one of the xibexhibits is a model of d plaza that helped them study how the shooting happened. ultimately the fbi and warrant commission decided that the first shot came from when the car came out from underneath a tree. the tree is still there, much taller than it was then. from that moment to when that fatal shot was fired is about six seconds. well, then they had the problem of, well, could that rifle be fired that fast. not easily, and of course the faster you try to fire a rifle the more inaccurate you tend to be. but the later thinking is the first shot was fired before the car went under the tree, which adds a total of two or three more seconds. so if you have eight or nine seconds to fire, then you can do it. the rifle had a scope, but that doesn't mean he had to use the

the results of that fla audit should be out in a couple weeks. of course, we'll have every detail. >> what do you think when you look at your ipad? >> reporter: i hear that automative voice, that you hear on the line, okay. okay. hundreds of thousands of times. i think about her, not having seen one of these things. and i think this thing has changed my life. but it's changing their lives in a way, too. >> but apple did increase salaries, recently, right? >> reporter: i think so. they just gave the raise on february 1st. this is a conversation that every producer, every manufacturer, of every product at walmart should be thinking about right now. their lives, their trip up the value chain is rising. >> it's amazing to see how far away from home they work. you can see more of bill's reporting. it will be there tonight on "nightline." >>> still ahead, women with so much on their plate, they could have a heart attack and not know it. a new campaign to help them recognize the warning signs. look at all this stuff for coffee. oh there's tons. french p

. >> she just signed up for the iron man, fla., and activity is part of her life. all of this exercise, do you think it made a difference in how you did? >> i think exercise and diet can be almost the same as chemotherapy, but it gave me a goal every day. >> new estimates link physical inactivity to cases of breast cancer every year and cases of colon cancer in the united states alone. it is not just about spending more time at the gymnasium but about spending less time at your desk sitting. >> breaking news right now. a head on collision. it is tying up traffic right now. we go to roy taylor in skyteam 11. >> they are leaving. this accident at route 1 and bellaire road. they pretty much shut down traffic while the deal with this. looking at one lane getting through. right now, is pretty much shut down northbound and southbound. reporting live for skyteam 11, i am captain roy taylor. >> and now, you're in-store the forecast with meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> it looks like winter from time to time. temperatures warm, well above normal again. 53 degrees at bwi mar

. >> if you don't have a spare or its flas flath sl tl is nothing we can do other than to tow you. >>n, there are run flat tires designed let you keep driving after a puncture you won't be stuck on the side of the road but they can be more costly to replace, sometimes they're not readily available. >> to avoid a tow make sure you're prepared for an emergency. consumer reports says owners of the vehicles are in for a surprise buying if you tires. turns out lower-priced cars come with performance tires and there is better breaking and handling they wear out more quickly. >> yikes. >> that is a tough one. >> thank you. >> sure. >> oscar sunday is almost here and there is don sanchez picking top choices. >> there are nine of them in the running. >> artist captures hollywood just before. it's a tribute that works. george clooney struggles to communicate with his daughters in hawaii. is it's a story that stays with you. loud and close looking for answers after his father's death on september 11th. this stars a piedmont boy. >> the help captures changes of the south in the 60s. and this is g

. >> well, fla didn't go his way. he didn't rate in the sunshine state. gingrich hit a ditch in florida on tuesday night with romney dropping the bomney. after the drumming the former speaker conceited defeat striking a more humble tone. >> if you help us in addition to winning the presidency, we elect a republican senate and a republican house, and i will ask them on january 3rd to stay in office, and i will ask them to immediately pass the repeal of obama care. >> i guess i forgot what humble means. well, then he added this. >> my goal is to have all three bills sitting there waiting so the minute i am sworn in i can sign all three and we are off to a pretty good opening morning. all this will happen about two hours after the inaugural address. >> i have three bills waiting for me at home. and newt then listed five other achievements for his first day in the white house, but i stopped listening. after booting newt, romney grew con testimony play tiff. i wonder if he thought he was in this because he cares about americans and not concerned -- and not con

just hours later, in the maine fla caucus. >>> the hearts and roses are not exactly forthcoming. >> we are not convinced. >> but governor he's been running for five years. >> and spent millions and millions. >> is rick an storm suggesting -- >> pays for their ticket and they come in and vote and they leave. is the req santorum suggesting that romney bought the straw poll? no, he's far too nice for that, i'm sure, but perhaps defending his territory? romney is clearingly making the case that he's not only a real conservative, he is a severe one. >> i've never heard anyone saying they're severely conservative. i'm just observing it. i've never ahead it said. yeah, i'm a severe conservative. >> i heard yesterday somebody compare it for a head wound. >> yeah, exactly. still, on balance, mitt romney is the most electable, right? >> i beat governor romney by 30 points in missouri, almost 30 in minnesota. i was able to beat him in colorado by five. so i feel very good, you know, this is a two-person race right now. i think michigan and arizona will show the same thing. >> i hate to tell you t

i am from kissimmee, fla. a. as a biomedical engineering at major, i am at the university of miami on the leading edge of finding new discoveries that will transform health and well- being around the world. the college of engineering is helping to expand new knowledge and its applications in a wide variety of industries including the energy sector or. i am proud to be a part of this young generation of engineers and student's right here on campus that is leading the way to build a brighter future for energy in our country. we are honored that president obama came down here to the university of miami to talk about the importance of american energy and he picked a good week to do it. this is national engineers week for e-week as we like to college. the college is testing some 200 high-school girls today as part of national introduce a girl to engineering day. [applause] so, mr. president, thank you for putting engineers week on the map and although i would like to personally introduce your two daughters to engineer

at the same time, i have real questions about the ability of the fla to be independent of apple, whenhey receive so much money from apple and the other corporate members in them. >> unions are not legal in china. >> that's correct. >> moving forward, what more are you going to do, will you continue your presentation as a monologuity here in new york, what are the future plans? >> we will -- this week we're releasing the text of the monologue online and under an open license, anyone in the world who wants to perform the show in any way, they want to film it, put it on youtube, do it in their communities, can do it anywhere wherever they want free of charge. >> where do they find that? >> my website, mike daisey.com. >> congratulations it's the story in the world when it comes to labor.

annuity is newt is a deeply fla. it's hard to get behind him. it's after a grumpy rhino to be a cheerful zebra. he isn't. he isn't going to change his stripes. people don't change. he's not going to fill dramatically between his brain and his mouth. he's not going to suddenly be reaganesque about his optimism about america. i think that's, and the mechanics. for personnity reasons and mechanical reasons his candidaty if he didn't do well in florida -- >> the fundamental problem is newt gingrich depends his entire cycle on debates. it wasn't on giving a speech here or there running an ad, giving a bunch of money. i wasn't about that it was about his performance at the base. when he did well he rosehen he did poorly like in florida, his prlem is there's onlyone debate sitting in february. he's going to lose a series of caucuses up to that debate e has one debate. maybe he's going to perform very well and from that debate he launches into a victory come michigan which i agree. michigan's probably the best stop he has. the next best stop to show he

we are now down to the last seconds here before polls close across the state of fla.

in tampa, fla., on the right hand side of the screen you can hear to cars colliding behind her.ll watch what more time in slow motion. both drivers suffered only minor injuries. take a look at this new arrival at the brookfield zoo in illinois. this baby aardvark was born last month. it is the first of its kind, born in is due in 10 years. it does not have a name yet. zookeeper's will not know if it is a male or female for at least a year. only about 28 of these south african animals can be found in zoos across north america. stay with us, we will be back after this quk break. >>catherine: the dow made another run at 13,000 but was not able to by day's end. rob black is here calling the dow winner. >>rob: we are playing with 13,000. some days will will be above, some days you will be below, sideways phil is not necessarily down. we will move past this level later in the year. >>catherine: the postal service has been having a lot of problems. >>rob: they're going to cut 32,000 jobs. they're losing 18 billion a year. saturday delivery is going to be wiped out in my lifetime, hopef

host: jupiter, fla., is on the independent line. caller: i have been holding on the line trying to get to you. host: you are on, josephine. what do you think about social issues becoming more prominent? caller: they should be. obama said before he was elected there would be no lobbyists. they are still there. let me first say this. i am tired of listening to these people who are these democrats. all they do is to mean the republicans -- demean the republicans. i could start the meaning the democrats from the top on down. the only person who can deliver the knockout punch is newt gingrich. host: you will get a chance to hear from newt gingrich later this afternoon. next, we hear from cory on the republican line from indiana. caller: i really have a problem with our president making these promises. the only thing he can promise that is free -- he has promised the insurance companies will not charge. that is false. the only thing you can promise that a third party will provide for free is a smile. somebody will be paying for those serv

>> or write. >> will go to clearwater, fla., on the democrats' line. i'm calling to ask rebecca williams a -- well against a question about the supreme court saying that corporations are people so why are we discussing reducing income tax rates on corporations? one of my favorite signs i saw recently in the political discussion -- if corporations are people, why has not texas executed one of them. that is a really good question. a lot of commentators and some of the members of congress yesterday brought up the issue that if we're going to reform tort -- corporate taxes, we need to reform individual taxes and i think that is a pretty good argument because a lot of businesses are not actually taxed as corporations. their tax on individual returns because they are on a path to a partnership or and s corporation. you cannot separate corporations from everything else. host: this is from twitter -- are we going to see these movements with this plan? guest: what when you cut taxes, you make up the difference by raising somebody else's taxes or by cutting spen

host: anthony is on the line from titusville, fla.ler: this stopped looking for work number, i do not know where they came up with that. that means you have run out of unemployment. it does not mean you have stopped looking for work. there is a negative aspect to the way they put that. host: are you currently looking for work? caller: i am a full-time student. the industry and i am in -- the industry that i am and requires a degree. i have been in the industry for over 20 years and never had to have a degree. i moved up to a systems analyst and held the position for several years. i was laid off when my company moved to the factory to mexico. host: do these numbers encourage you? caller: smoke and mirrors. the numbers mean nothing. what the professors have been teaching for 20 years has not worked well because of the situation we are in now. we can rethink economics and the models they use. >> return now to las vegas where newt gingrich has arrived to make remarks. >> we thought that instead of the standard rally we would start by say

this is from chuck in fla. -- guest: there is a little truth to that. is one of the areas where we might be able to make some progress. 5 think the real vulnerabilities are at the vulnerabilities -- i think the real vulnerabilities of the vulnerabilities that are not advertised that much. they need a lot of work but that is not entirely the explanation of the security problem. host: next is michigan. caller: good morning. i am wondering if you could comment on companies like lifelock and their effectiveness and whether it is worth signing up for some of those things. guest: i do not know that particular company so i cannot comment on it specifically. there are companies that offer cyber security services. who is your internet service provider? maybe it is a big cable company or local phone company. they have the services that are going to reduce risk for you. my advise would be a first look at what you can get from the people you have a contract with now and then maybe think about some of these additional companies. host: if you are interested in some o

for a recorded vote on amendment number 5 printed in the congressional record by the gentleman from fla, mr. deutch on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 5 printed in the congressional record offered by mr. deutch of florida. the chair: those in support of a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote, the yeas are 160, the nays are 264, the amendment is not agreed to. the question is the committee amendment in the nature of a substitute. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the amendment is adopted it. accordingly under the rule, the committee rises. the speake