they're getting a lot of flack.will be interesting to see if it is still in place by sunday morning. all of the other issues facing the white house, we will also get a republican response from congressman paul ryan. we will have rick santorum and talk to him. we have a lot of people coming on. we will get into the potential conflict between iran and israel. >> thank you. >> to buy. -- thank you. >> hip-hop music there. you can watch this week with george stephanopoulos here on abc7. to an -- to an end on sunday morning. steve jobs was the target of an fbi investigation. he was being considered for white house appointments under former president bush back in the 1990's. tom roussey is looking into it. >> i will always have respect for him. >> apple customers say new report or not they still loved steve jobs. >> he did what he wanted to do. i am all about that. >> some of the report made public today is not very flattering of steve jobs. the fbi investigated him in 1991 before the first president bush appointed him to

we are joined by the great roberta flack, amazing songstress. we are a little bit of a distance away. reverend jackson, i'm going to move, if i can. we appreciate you joining us and reverend jackson joibs us, as well. you've just come over from the service. what did you think? it seemed so beautiful from those of us who didn't have a chance to be inside. >> it was beautiful. needless to say, it was extremely beautiful. what made it so is the fact that all the entertainers who performed, who sang either picked songs they felt described their personal relationship with whitney or what she might have thought about this whole business. stevie sang "ribbon in the sky" and he changed the words because he said it was one of her favorite songs. and that he was doing that for her, but he changed the words to be relevant to her past, birth date and her passing and everything. then he sang "love's in need of love today." that was a high point for me. and kim burrell. the church and the whole setting. >> reverend jackson, let me bring you in here. it was re

a little -- names but are getting flack for being too dull.'s mclean, 1 and 2 and spring hill road, reston wheelie avenue, town center, herndon reston west, herndon dulles east and for the stop closest to dulles airport, innovation, copper mine and route 28. >>> tomorrow marks the sixth anniversary of the earthquake that shook the east coast. the 5.8 magnitude quake originated in virginia but damaged historic landmarks in the district including the national cathedral. workers are still repairing all the damage. here's a firsthand look. >> i'd say we're still processing it. it was pretty overwhelming it. just took a while to sink in because from the ground it didn't look too bad. you could see some pieces were dislodged, but as we went up, you really got a sense of wow, there's a lot to do here. most of the damage was in the upper -- the pinnacles and finials and towers of the cathedral. i'm recarving a finial that fell off the northwest tower of the cathedral. when you're carving something new, you're not restricted on how it looks. you can cr

either as a parent or a member >>> the latest internet privacy flack involves google.sed privacy settings on safari's web browser. they tracked users and tried to keep track of information they might be searching for. so now three congressmen want the ftc to investigate. we're joined now by the reporter who wrote the story for the wall street jury know. jennifer valentino disease. good to see you. explain why google would want do this in the first place. >> well, google says the placement of these tracking files was inadvertent, that what they wanted to do was place little buttons on advertisements so you could indicate to your social network that you really liked an ad. >> stop right there. how -- can i just stop you right there? how could it be inadvertent when they apparently used some kind of coding technology in which to bypass, you know, that privacy setting? >> right. so they had to bipass that setting to put these little buttons on and that also resulted in the placement of all these tracking files that could kind of follow your browsing around the web. so what

they getting flack for being dull. tyson's acclaim, tyson's one and two, tyson's central and spring hill road and reston wheelie avenue, herndon west and east, the one closest to dulles, innovation, copper mind and to route 28. more information about a dangerous case of road rage that ended with one driver stabbed. the driver a ford explorer and a passenger in a p.t. cruiser began arguing at a stop light yesterday and the passenger -- stabbed him. the driver forced the other car off of the road. the driver started fighting until police arrived and he is charged with assault, wreckless endangerment and carrying a dangerous weapon. >>> and. >>> just ahead, smartphones and tablets being targeted by thieves around the district. and what police are doing to curb the crime. >>> after a chilly start in a lot of places, we managed to rebound to 50 degrees and i will let you know. the full forecast is coming up. we'll be right back.  . >> all right, as promised, back down to tom fitzgerald and talking about the spike

. >> i have taken some flack for that from my left. quite a lot, actually. we will begin another discussion about a different kind of history. he was not really a journalist. >> and also not an historian? >> he was an historian who was trying or teaching a version of history to my mind was simplicity, but also romantic in a way which, i think, verges on almost falsehood. he used the term the 99% before that became popular. the 99% are always virtuous and right. somehow, they always keep losing to the 1%. he has, to my mind, are out moded and erroneous interpretations of the civil war which he sees in beardian terms as the northern industrial interests vanquishing the south. you think the abolishonists were banned. again, just like a lot of popular journalistic versions of history. that sold more books than anyone on this panel. probably anybody out there combined will ever sell of their books. it has had an impact on the people on the left to be activities. it gives them a narrative. all the time that there were a lot of people in our profession who were dum

singer roberta flack will be there. bobby brown, a source of controversy whether he was going to be there. he has confirmed that he will be there as well. and aretha franklin spoke about her very close relationship with whitney houston and here she talks about the first time that whitney came to her studio. >> she was about 9 or 10 years old. she had these little pigtails with a part in the middle of the head. very cute little girl. she sat down, was very, very quiet for the rest of the afternoon. and i think they instructed her to be quiet. so she was complying. and at that time i did not know she wanted to be a singer. >> she didn't tell you that? >> no. >> when was the first time you heard her sing? >> around 1979, '78, something like that, i think. saving all my love for you. and when she hit the soprano i thought, oh, this little girl can sing. okay. as most people who had close ties with whitney houston, aretha franklin is still dealing with the shock of the singer's death and here's what she said about the song t

tonight sony records is getting flack from fans for raising the itunes price for houston's songs to 1.29i will always love you is at number one and dance with somebody in at two and the greatest love of all is at number three. 25 of the top 100 sellers on itunes right now are whitney houston songs. >>> a prominent nightclub owner is denying charges he raped a young woman at his family home in los gatos. the incident happened after the two were at the nightclub in san jose. george kiriyama joins us from san jose and this man owns two popular nightclubs. what's his response? >> reporter: that's right. sabor is one of two nightclubs he owns and he is accused of raping a woman not here, but at his home in los gatos. prosecutors allege they were staying in a guest bedroom after spending an evening at a club owned by them. the woman told police she was sleeping when she woke up and found him pulling off her clothes. the victim tried to fight back, but failed to get away and the woman reported this to police after having a medical exam the following day. the attorney talked to us over the phone

little girl up, you know, and her family, of course, and i'm venturing out to say this and may get some flack voice like that. >> whit was one of the greatest singers to ever open her mouth to sing, and i know whit would want the world to remember her that way. i know she would want people to remember her profound talent and to think of her in a positive light. whit was a sweetie pie. you know, she was a nice person. and i know that she would want to be remembered that way. >> and still undetermined the cause of death. we'll keep you posted on the investigation. >>> meantime overseas, turmoil in greece as protesters and police clash over austerity measures. that is -- those are live pictures right now. we'll have much more on the reporting from athens and all that's unfolding right after this. [ kyle ] my bad. [ roger ] tell me you have good insurance. yup, i've got... [ kyle with voice of dennis ] ...allstate. really? i was afraid you'd have some cut-rate policy. [ kyle ] nope, i've got... [ kyle with voice of dennis ] ...the allstate value plan. it's their most affordable car insurance -- a

. >> the growing -- flack from the group called anonymous. they have shut down websites in sweden and greece and intercepted a phone call between the fbi in scotland yard. they are threatening to release e-mails about the u.s. military raid that killed 24 civilians in 2005. >> the president of the united states is granting a pregame interview. earlier, the president told matt lauer that the u.s. is working with israel to prevent iran from becoming a nuclear power. >> i will not go into details. i will say we have closer military and intelligence consultation between our two countries than we ever had. >> f the president says he is hoping the issue can be resolved diplomatically but says he is not taking any options off the table. as far as the super bowl goals the president did not make any predictions except that it would be a good game kurt >> and he was right. you may have spotted david johnson featured in a pizza hut commercial. >> give me pizza any way you like it [rapping] ♪ >> johnson entered a contest and won. they ask customers to co

and the budget they passed took a lot of flack but it was a budget. and it had the potential to solve a lot of problems. so now we're here today to demand a budget, but also to ask for one that's honest. it shouldn't take an accountant to tell you when they are fudging on the numbers. but it does. we steal from trust funds. we take money that will come in over a ten-year period and say we're going to pretend like we got it over a two-year period. and fund some new programs. not eliminate debt that we've got. not make the united states more responsible, more respected, more in a position where they can continue to be the strongest country in the world. and that's a problem that we've got to solve. so it's time that we got rid of the gimmicks. it's time we got more transparency in the budget, but it's very important that we have a budget. >> thank you, mike. our senator's numbers have grown and so all the house members are not speaking, but if you -- would any of you -- i want all of you to come and introduce yourself and say a few words. >> so i'm bob

so you get some flack. it was a great time and difficult time and that is why you become such great friends, because when you go through difficult times, you do grow together. and when you bleed, you bond. and personalities do change, and it is the 24/7nd i is people wh want to leave and go back home, and they leave their families back home, and tom and i did don't that. linda and tricia was here. and that helped a awful lot. i don't believe you can be a good senator or congressman if you can't work on monday. if you trying to get on the plane or deal with constituents, and that is when you plan the week. if you wait for tuesday, the week is half over before you get anything done. i also realized afterf a while that the worst thing that happened every week was the tuesday conferences and caucuses and we called them different, and we called them conferences, and you call them caucuses, and we would have meals together and come out on fire. and the democrats would come out on fire saying we will take them oft

dollars a year and it should be noted that part of santorum is the earnings are in those years was flacking for a number of corporations very in for using his political connections so he was doing you know a lot of the lobbying but not legally lobby the sorts of things so you know honestly i think it's a really really sad reflection on sort of how the political debate is turning this country do you think there is any way back to think that we can still pull it back and the average joe actually can still run in a political election you know i was also talking about that the numbers from the center for responsive politics and they're showing that half of the members of congress are worth at least a million dollars have there i think is worth seven hundred million dollars they think you know a range there but is it only going to keep trending in that direction or could maybe something like occupy try to change it you know that's what everyone's hoping when and i think you know occupiers tea partiers conservatives liberals progressives moderates whatever i think all of us have an interest in re

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was contaminated after fracking occurred and so we went to take this and we were getting a lot of flack so i decided after a second. i mean can you give us more detail where was it just knew that wasn't allowed to go and film this hearing where there are other crews there that were not allowed or did they keep the whole thing closed off. well usually the way we thought of hearings is that i go with my editor countermanded co-creator met sanchez and will cover it a very comprehensive way we were told that we were not allowed to film because we didn't have press credentials which is something that is particular to the hill there are a bunch of reporters that only work down on the hill we don't live there so we have never applied for those credentials but we never have made it to the first amendment is your credential the first amendment says congress shall make no law and that infringes upon the freedom of the press there are other things the first amendment says but that's definitely in there so we don't need permission to film a public area it's protocol because there are certain the ju

when you cast her, you got a lot of flack. >> i definitely got a lot of flack. the truth is this.that i write. a lot of times can with casting, the perfect person shows up for what i'm writing. i don't think it's a coincidence that i write a movie and i cast her in it and it's a marriage counselor and she's going through what she's going through. she did a great job, small part. >> she loved this movie. what is it you didn't like about other movies -- this is gayle king. i have some concerns. >> it's not that i didn't like it. >> some of it was a bit not your taste. >> not my taste. >> it's not my cup of tea. good deeds was very much my cup of tea. >> good to see you. >> aren't you glad you came? >> yes, very happy. >> we're very glad you came >>> he has been called america's last great hero. john glenn made history 50 years ago today as the first astronaut to orbit the earth. we'll hear what he remembers about that day. you're watching "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. lisa's new normal hi jamie. here's my activia video. love this stuff. i'm starting to feel a change no lo

aretha franklin, etta james, roberta flack, or diana ross ♪ my love has come along >> etta james?. >> etta james. you hear it in the studio and you want to keep listening to it. a lot of the younger fans may know this because beyonce played her in a movie. so when beyonce went to play the song famously for the inauguration of obama, afterward she said, i can't stand beyonce. later she said she was joking but its haven't fun -- it wasn't funny at the time. >> finish these lyrics to this love song sung by the temptations. ♪ i've got sunshine on a cloudy day ♪ ♪ when it's cold outside i've got the month of may ♪ ♪ i guess you'd say what can make me feel this way ♪ ♪ my girl >> she did that in five keys. that's not easy to do. >> good for her. those are classic lyrics. >> smokey robinson actually co-wrote that song. we need that singer out in the audience. that band's been together for more than 50 years but only otis "big daddy" williams is still part of it. >> which song played during the famous pottery scene in the 1990 movie "ghost?" the way we were, when a man loves a woman or un

in addition to that, roberta flack. a long list of entertainers coming out to pay their respect. >> bobby brown will be there. there were reports he was asked not to attend. clearly, that's not the case. >> reporter: true. what we are hearing from bobby brown's people is there were reports because of the relationship he shared with whitney houston. he will be here and attending. he's a member of the group new edition. they are out on tour. what we are hearing is that after he attends the funeral service on saturday, he'll go back out on stage saturday night. the reason for that is because, according to a spokesperson, being on stage is how he deals -- it's his version of therapy and how he's dealing with this significant loss in his life. >> what does it seem like outside of the church? are people there? when her body was brought back, crowds gathered. are people already there or not yet? >> reporter: anderson, they have been coming and going all day long and into the night. it's been very sad. as you stand in front of

. >> i got a lot of flack that members of the liberal media, they don't do the research. not surprised that the mainstream media is listening to them but fact they can be coordinate weigh the white house is really, that is unbelievable. >> sean: funny thing they fox news sets the agenda for the rest of the media. >> we have the most viewers. >> sean: they are little jealous out that. >> bigger picture they are targeting fox news not the broader conservative media. they are solely targeted on fox. >> sean: also conservative radio after me and rush. >> you see both sides of the story. you get fair and balanced but they don't like fair balanced. they have to silence any kind of opposing argument. >> sean: how does nbc get out of this from the point of view -- the next installment, the next installment they are going to show you examples. media matters wrote wrote this. >> and these are organizations that are asking for tax royalties to be taken away from the big oil companies. two economies, demonizing the businesses that are trying to make a profit. >> than the other econom

i am venturing out to say this and may get flack, but there will never be another voice like that. >>art whitney houston, i called up clive davis because i'm the same label. i said that's one of the greatest singers i ever heard. >> i remember doing the body guard she would work all day filming, tireed from that and come into the studio and rip her coat uf and go up to the mike like a racehorse. she is the definitive girl. i love great voices. hers was the greatest of all. >> you know that voice anywhere. i grew up listening to the body guard sound track. that was my jam. >> someone like that be able to sing like that. people who have the star quality are not necessarily excellent. she was excellent and a star. >> the memories i have is sitting with her in atlanta talking about the music that she wanted to do and the songs she wanted me to write for her. she wanted people to know she was happy. i'm not bitter and i'm not depressed. i'm happy. i have my kids and my music and my god. i'm happy. >> you know it was an incredible 24 hours. 24 hours ago in another studio in another city rep

two great quarterbacks and two great flacks. >> reporter: who is better? depends whose spin you believe. >> a scene from a horror movie. >> they sort of just took over an urban areas. >> giant black crows, what's behind it? . >> the familiar bay area faces starred in a super bowl ad without knowing it. >> imagine facing this,. >> the train, ran over me. >> how one man went from soldier to suspected terrorist. why he is now a living legend. coming up next. particular that stand . >>> the bay area has seen a lot of protests, over the years, there is one in particular that stands out. is involves a man named brian wilson and whether you agree with his politics or not one day 25 years ago made him a living legend. he tells ken why why it was wortht. >> reporter: the protesters now call it sacred ground. the section of railroad track where their leader was struck down by a train yesterday. >> i only know this from a -- my friends telling me because i don't remember what happened for four or five-days including the hour or two before i got hit. >> reporter: it w

and i'm venturing out to say this and may get flack, but there will never be another voice like that.got that rare privilege to be front and center with whitney houston, the race horse, and it is just shocking. it is just beyond. >> tonight's grammy awards show will go on despite the death of singer whitney houston. and authorities will not release information about the death investigation until tomorrow. the pop star died yesterday in a beverly hills hotel. she burst into the music industry's consciousness in the early 1980s as a phenomenal church singer. ♪ >> from this start at new hope baptist church in newark, new jersey, houston went on to record-breaking career as a recording artist and movie star. but in between that, she was a model too. singer jennifer hudson will be part of tonight's last second tribute at the grammy awards. cnn entertainment correspondent nichelle turner is at l.a.'s staples center where tonight's ceremony is sure to be a real tear jerker. people have been contemplating all day long how to best pay tribute to whitney houston. >> yeah, definitely, fred. you

going to get a hit and take flack for it at the end of the ad he talks about when america gets knockedidn't think obama. i thought president bush standing on 9/11 at the world trade center saying they are going to hear us all pretty soon. >> bill: it was something of look we all have to rally together. >> we are going to come back. >> bill: wasn't some kind of context because clinton eastwood had done a movie called grand tore reno in detroit and i think he probably feels bad for the city which is falling apart. >> another reason why it goes that way is it's an election year. incumbent is going to get the benefit of the doubt. ambiguity there. >> karl rove coming on tomorrow. ask him about it. gentlemen thank you very much. appreciate it one million mom organization wants j.c. penney to fire ellen degeneres as spokesperson. why? we will find out o. bernie goldberg on how the networks news is covering the breast cancer >> bill: unresolved problem segment tonight, 1 million moms, the family organization is upset that j.c. penney has hired ellen degeneres as a spokesperson. they are deman

roburta flack will bring us her personal account of whitney houston's funeral.are next weekend. catch show biz tonight week nights at 11:00 p.m. on hln. >>> time now for no talking points. >> tonight gay skeletons in the conservative closet. who knew there was room left in there. here are a few examples of many. first a high profile denial. >> let me be clear, i am not gay. i never have been gay. >> that was former republican senator larry kraig denying wide stance allegations of soliciting an under cover park in a men's room. now a high profile rationalization. >> it's an innocent thing going back and forth. i wasn't out soliciting people on the internet. this is not that kind of arrangement. >> former republican congressman mark foley admitting he was gay only after exposed after flirting with young males in person and text messages. he resigned and went to sex rehab. you have seen the denial and rationization. time for the admission. >> i'm here to say that all of these allegations in one of these newspapers are absolutely completely false except for the issu

got a lot of flack about that one, didn't they? >>> okay. the chinese vice president, xi jinping, wrapping up economic talks in washington on wednesday at a lunch hosted by the u.s. china business council. mr. xi told american business leaders that the two nations are making progress on trade and currency issues but that both need to trust each other more in the years ahead. u.s. allegations that china manipulates its currency has often caused friction between the two countries. mr. xi didn't miss the opportunity to point that out and point out that china has allowed the u.n. -- it to rise. let's take a quick look at how the u.s. dollar has been trading against the chinese juan over the past six months. it's currently trading at 6.29 to the u.s. dollar. that would mean the yuan has increased in value about 1.3% from six months ago. it is definitely moving in the right direction. a lot of american lawmakers would say it's moving in the right direction but far too slowly. >> yes. this has been the bone of contention for many a year when it com

so, chris brown taking flack about performing more than once at the grammys. >> yes.e of the celebrities, some of the stars from modern family came out and said what, have we forgiven him yet? he is sitting back. he said i got a grammy so screw you and something else i can't say and he has been going at the media really hard. like you know what? dear media, i'm not going anywhere so get used to it. just earlier a couple hours ago he and paris hilton are getting into a twitter fight as we speak. i'm like ooh what did they say now? what's going on now? >> keep them out of the green room. that's where we had you. but he gets pretty rough in there. he is known to break some things. nicky menage. what was that about? >> she says it's about a movie she is writing. looked more like the exorcist but she has this character she likes to, ultra ego. i don't see what the big deal is, she's like. a lot of people were confused and offended. and she's like it's not a big deal. i'm writing this movie and this is a scene from the movie so get over it basically is what she said. >> wei

you have taken a lot of flack for this. suze is raising up the fees. what is the truth? >> do you think at this point in my career that i would get on television and say this card if you use it like i tell you to would not cost you more than $3 a month if that wasn't true? su suze orman wrote a book not to sell it. we gave away 2.2 million copies. i give away my money navigator newsletter. i'll give it away tonight to all of america if you want. why would i having given away tens of millions of dollars worth of tools. >> here is the problem with it. if you don't study the wording of this card you could end up paying fees. >> no. we have a fee alert text. if you're paying fees that you shouldn't pay because you are doing something ridiculous we send you a text. you know how romney was out of touch with the poor people, the people judging prepaid cards today are out of touch with poor people. there are 50 million people out there that can't get a bank account or an account at a credit union and have bounced checks. can you tell me what these people are to do? you can't tel

you got a lot of flack at the time although a lot of support, as well, suggesting that the main motivation the attacks was revenge for iraq. you also said you didn't believe it was an antiwest sentiment. i'm not sure that is true. if you were to interview the 9/11 attackers i'm pretty dam sure they would also say we are against western values. >> there is no evidence to that. if you read robert pape and michael shore that is not their conclusion. if you look at the 9/11 commission and the d.o.d. studies and c.i.a. and what paul has said, they have come to the conclusion that our presence in the middle east was the most significant event on why they want today come here and kill us. >> wlets let's assume you becom president ron paul and iran strikes at israel what do you do? >> i look at the rules. if the national security is threatened you explain it to the people and go to the congress and say is our national security threatened to such a degree that we declare war against a particular country. >> if you believe iran had enough uranium to launch a nuclear attack against israel would that