. >> wesley clark, who says it is time to transition away fr the mission in afghanistan, now focus onaliban. general petraeus, head of the cia, says that the comment that leon panetta made is being over analyzed. are we getting out early or not? >> i think we are getting out early and obama seems determined to do eight or reonally, there was a report of that captured taliban. that taliban thinks they are winning. >> it gave it mitt romney a big club this week. >> we not going to sleep with a -- going to leave with a " mission called the" banner. if we are leaving in 2013 whose brother sister wife is going to be the last to die in this withdrawal? i don't see the policy objective rightow. >> we will never know ife poured the resources of iraq and afghanistan we could have "won" and left, but we are learning the lesson ever great power has learned -- >> young americans there right now -- >> "washington post" editorial on this ended on that sentiment is we are going to withdraw in a year, whwhy are we having soldiers dying now? clearly, withdrawing next year, and even speaking of releasi

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church officials let the destruction stand fr a day to show in their words what hate looks like. >> we know that firefighting is a dangerous job but not all challenges are visible as flames. >> no. there are some frightening sta cystics for female firefighters. >> we're told today that there is a study on cancer in female fire fighters has never been done and this it may be because they do not he meet requirements for a focus group that, is no longer true and an organization presented a check to help. lisa is a fire fighter paramedic in san francisco's inner sunset neighborhood. she's also a recent breast cancer survivor. >> yes. doi think that this is related. >> no studies have been conducted to determine a link but here some some statistics. 1.4% of the general population of women ages 40-49 will be diagnosed. the number currently stands at 13.6%, nearly 10 times greater. >> tangible aspects running into a building we can talk about that and look at that. and this is hard to look at. hard to talk about it. >> but they're talking. a group of female firefighters including chief joanne

nutritionists point out americans can get most sodium from processed foods not have fr a salt shaker. top five includes cold cuts, poultry and canned soup autos a davis family is trying to make it throughout the month without spending a time. they stocked up on food on new year's eve and not planning for shopping until march 1. nor using the car. they decided to go for broke here after overspending on christmas. despite their resolve, dad is skeptical. >> yogurt here and a coffee here and a movie and a this and a that adds up fast. i wasn't sure if we can do it. >> after school i thought i wonder if we can go to dollar tree, maybe, then i thought we're not spending money. we have to use things we already had. >> and could she be more adorable? >> saying one of the items they will spend money on is fresh mic for the kids. that takes will power. >> interesting challenge. >> findings on lead in lipstick is raising questions tonight about how serious this problem is. >> and what should be done about it. >> how serious it is depends on who you x it has been known to cause birth defects. an

. >> that house has a reputation fr drugs. a lot of drug activity. a lot of drug people in and out. >> i haven't seen drug activity around here. >> investigators are not saying smig anything about drug activity. they do confirm they're looking for more information about a red car seen leaving the area. >> a new report says one of the biggest concerts in san francisco is also a huge money-maker. for some, it's also a major headache, however, and hearing today to figure out ways to keep everybody happy. and san francisco often call the park their backyard but for some, it is. and the big events have an impact on their lives. >> the fact and parking are the major things. it's unacceptable. you can't go into and out of your home. >> ray holland lives just steps from golden gate park, ground zero he calls it when there are major events. and still,. >> this is a boon for local parents and and and they spent $60 million in the city. but those bucks generated big headaches for some in the richmond neighborhood. the supervisor is attempting a walling act. >>

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fr frankly, i don't know where we are in terms of the indian government taking advantage of that, but we have offered assistance. >> do you have the link to the delhi bomb blast? do you have any information? >> again, as i said yesterday and as i just repeated here, we are not going to prejudge this. we're going to await the investigation. however, we do note that it comes in a context of a whole series of these kind of things. >> the indian investigation i think the question was about, yeah. nicole, did you have something? no? okay. i thought your hand was going up. i did. i heard you thinking. i heard the wheels grinding. >> does this department agree with assertions and accusations made by israeli leaders that iranian operatives are behind this attack in delhi, the attempted attack in tablisi and the attempted attack in thailand? >> again, i just answered that we are going to await the results of these investigations. we have offered to assist in these investigations. however, we do note that they come on the heels of other disrupted attacks that do have iranian finger prints on th

. >> the microwave truck frs local affiliates and national networks in place ready to broadcast the verdict when it comes in from the jurors. they are preparing to start deliberating tomorrow morning, 9:00 a.m. in the courthouse. they have plenty to think about, starting with that video tape from george huguely. the video tape interrogation with the police just hours after yeardley love's death. and you almost have to wonder if that is a struggle for prosecutors because the jurors could hear the surprise in george huguely's voice. the prosecutor said that is the surprise of a young man who has just admitted to murder. the defense attorneys say no, it is genuine, shock and horror that this young woman is dead. they say he never did anything violent enough to kill her. they argue, that she suffocated. in charlottesville, bruce leshan, 9news now. >> and testimony got underway today in the south capital street shooting trial. prosecutors told the jury, a cheap bracelet with fake diamonds is what caused the shooting spree back in 2010. the owner of that missing bracelet called his brother, said

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fr what i've seen, i think it is a sympathetic portrait for her. she was put through hell on that campaign, and everybody will tell you that. she was in over her head absolutely, and she was treated terribly. >> by the campaign team? >> by nearly everyone. i read the book. i don't have the information john had. but from what i have heard from people, yes, she had a really rough time. >> she was not prepared on a number of different levels. she was not prepared to be picked, and she wasn't well prepared by the campaign. chris: this year. this summer coming up, is mitt romney going to have to throw a hail mary and go to the far right and put somebody on his ticket like palin, somebody who brings in that crowd on the right? >> i don't think it is in mitt romney's nature to go do that and pick a sarah palin. i just don't think so. chris: does everybody agree with that, that he isn't going to go wild and pick a palin? >> i don't think so. i do think he is going to have to think about the right. i think his natural vice president choice would be a rob po

. >>> "nightline" continues fr om washington, with terry moran. >> for a lot of people, football is religion. but with his expressions of christian faith, on and off the field, and his breathtaking come-from-behind wins, nfl quarterback tim tebow has single handedly changed the national conversation, about spirituality and sports. tonight, tim tebow goes one-on-one with hannah storm of our sister network, espn. >> thanks, terry. tim tebow may not have led his denver broncos to the super bowl this sunday. but that doesn't mean he didn't have an extraordinary year. crossing over from nfl star to cultural phenomenon. today, i had a chance to sit down with him for a wide-ranging interview, about football, family and faith. he's only 24 years old. but in just his second season in the nfl, tim tebow has become much more than just a football star. he's become a phenomenon. you actually are in car -- >> she was chasing the car. >> reporter: trying to get you to autograph stuff and whatever? he's had some of the most exciting victories. and some think this is why. >> i want to thank the lord jesus ch

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and in line with the nato policy set forward in lisben called fr a transfer to a security league by the afternoon security forces by 2014. >> that is the policy and it has not changed. what the secretaries are involved in now is how that transition will unfold and take place and that will certainly where a subject of serious discussion among heads of state and nato who are here in chicago hosted by pren it could happena the afghan security could be moved up to 2013. he was talking specifically about the conversationsa would be take place in brussels. we had heard from the president that combat would end by 2014. so that's clearly a change change. >> you said hopefully and it could and early. let's talk about the president's afghanistan strategy, its number one goal is to disrupt, dismantle and ultimately defeat al qaeda. u.s. forces are in afghanistan as well as the forces of our international partners are in afghanistan because al qaeda attacked the united states. and al qaeda has attacked other countries. our number one objective therefore is to defeat al qaeda. the president's strate

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. >> reporter: wendy, the new memoir come frs a woman named mimi alfred. she says she kept the affair secret until 2003 when a historian mentioned her in a bieg ra fi. speaking exclus efly with nbc, alfred said it started with an encounter in an indoor pool at the white house. she says another staffer invited her for a swim not mentioning the president would be there. according to alfred, kennedy then invited her to a private tour of residence. >> he was the president. he was this unbelievably handsome man, 45 years old, not overpowered physically that someone had grabbed me and made me do something. but i wasn't really willing to do because i really think i was willing to do it. >> several people tied to the administration have confirmed alfred's presence at the time. but they cannot confirm the intimate details. you can see the full interview on rock center this wednesday night at 9:00 right here on nbc 4. >> thanks, angie. >>> tonight, clint eastwood is defending his appearance in a super bowl spot. the u.s. economy will bounce back just like detroit's

tell you on his first ever visit back to maryland's eastern shore, the week after maryland became a fr s 1864, he went back to baltimore for the first time, free baltimore. he gave a speech. among the people that came up to him afterwards was a black woman, a bit older than him. she walked up and said, frederick, i'm your sister elysia. how are you doing? i named my first son for you. he extended family. black and white. d good deal of energy just trying to figure that out. it makes him, in some ways, a prototype of thousands if not millions of other americans, who either seek to discover the multiracial character of families and their past or who find out about it when someone tells them. yes, sir. >> did lincoln and douglass meet? >> yes. >> and i'd be interested, what was lincoln's impression? what did lincoln say about >> yes, they met. they met three times. almost a fourth. to make a long story short, the first is in august of 1863 at the white house. not by invitation. douglass kind of forced his way in on the first visit. he went to washington. he got notes of introduction. even

. >> navy secretary ray mabus on the reason frs a new energy standard for the fleet. >> we are too dependent on volatile places on earth to get our energy. we're susceptible to supply shocks and we're susceptible to price shocks. when libya, the libya situation started and the price of oil went up $40 a barrel. the only place we've got to go get that money is operations or training. our ship steam less. our planes fly less. we train our sailors and marines less. professor foster discusses the use of the "n" word in american literature and culture with a focus on "uncle tom's cabin" and "adventures of huckleberry finn". >> good afternoon. we're going to be talking about two different things. we're going to start off our discussion talking about the use of the "n" word in "uncle tom's cabin" and "huckleberry finn". a publisher is changing the "n" word to slave and the engine word to indian. this is not a controversy that's just started. it's been going on since day one. these novels came out in the 1860s. the idea is since that bit of time there's been a bit of controversy. many times in class

he was asked about the fr projections and deficits. this hearing is two hours. >> the hearing will come to order. i want to welcome acting director zients back to the budget committee. director zients testified before the budget committee task force on government performance in 2009 in a hearing chaired by senator warner. he was there in his role as the administration's chief performance officer. i want to welcome you back. today, we'll be examining the president's fiscal year 2013 budget proposal which was sent to congress yesterday. i believe the president's budget would continue to move the nation in the right direction. according to the administration, under the president's budget, the deficit is a share of the economy would fall from 8.5% of gdp in 2012 to 2.8% in 2022. that represents real progress. it is important to remember the economic crisis the president inherited. i think all of us remember back to 2008 and 2009 when we experienced the worst recession since the great depression. the economy actually contracted, it shrunk,

get ready for some linsa fr newom from new york to taiwan, one basketball player is proving to be the top of the town. -- talk of the town. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. as if tensions between tehran and the west were not high enough, today iran announced in grand fashion that it has made two major advances in its nuclear program. president mahmoud ahmadinejad watched as the research reactor was reportedly loaded for the first time with domestically made fuel rods. later, iran's nuclear agency said they had expanded the ability to enrich rhenium. both moves seem to make a mockery of recent sanctions. -- they have expanded the ability to enrich uranium. >> mama and a divisiomahmoud ahd occasionally enjoys playing the part of nuclear physicist. this was made without any help from the west. >> they restricted scientific achievement for themselves, especially advanced science. they have used it to fight she manatee. science should be invested in people's well-being and to organize relations based on friendship and respect, and justice. >> the most imp

or you can call or click today and get strips and a meter fr.est easy. >> home prices started a pretty steady decline about five years ago and government certainly can't fix the entire problem on its own. but it is wrong for anybody to suggest that the only option for struggling responsible home owners is to sit and wait for the housing market to hit bottom. >> paul: conceding that earlier administration efforts to help struggling home owners had fallen short. president obama this week called on congress to pass legislation that would make it easier for more borrowers to refinance mortgages, creating a new program through the federal housing administration, that would have the government guarantee the new loans and assume the risks should borrowers default. this, despite a recent audit that found a 50% chance that the fha would run out of money and require a taxpayer bailout. and mary kissle joins us with more, mary, how big a threat to taxpayers is the expansion of the fha? >> it's a huge threat. fha is basically the new fannie and freddie. if

today by contrast, it's whether the department of transportation crass fr was strict enough over one product, the chevy volt electric vehicle by general motors. the title is what did nitsa know about the fire and when did they know it? a very detailed report by the national highway traffic safety administrati administration nhtsa, provide a detailed answer that this hearing claims to ask. gm has also provided extensive documentation pursuant to it is investigation into the volt battery fire that occurred after crash testing. based on what we know so far, nhtsa's new car assessment program appeared to do just what it is intended to do. catch potential safety concerns with new cars before they became a risk to consumers. and general motors appeared to do exactly what we hoped it would do. even before nhtsa determined whether or not there was a real safety issue, it designed improvements to the volt to make its battery better protected from risk of intrusion or fires. so far we have seen no evidence to support the implication that nhtsa has allowed politics to guide its decision making

they had not heard anything from our commissioners in paris fr, m mr. adams, mr. jay, mr. franklin and later mr. laurens. they didn't communicate with philadelphia. but the rumors -- wrote to his friend, matthew ridley, quote, not much for the interest of america that peace should be made at present. think about that. not much in our interests that peace should be made. it is in our interest that the war be prolonged. meanwhile, up at the camp in newburgh, the officers muttering and murmuring, there arrived a new general. his name was hoe ratio gates. horatio gates was not a man much troubled by principle or loyalty. early in the war he had distinguished him as the commander of the american army at the battle of saratoga. a great victor in saratoga where he ge de feeted general behr goin. we sometimes forget about that year, 1777. general washington retreated from brandywine, germantown, and lost philadelphia. washington's reputation was sinking fast. and there were those in the congress, among them samuel adams and others, new englanders in particular, who thought that ga

moments every moment with her was memorable but just the laughter that we shared, and the comradeh are fr was another you know common place for us so we always had little inside joke that is we kept with one another you know we are both moms and so we talked about you know our children and so we had a lot of commonality as it relates to that you know, we were both grown and raised in church we talked about that so those moments i take away and am very thankful i had the opportunity to spend with her, for this short time her legacy, you know, out leaves any of her -- out lives any of her issues we may have heard about her in the past her legacy is so much bigger than that. >> kim i know you will cherish those moments you are so lucky to have had them. >> kim lee thank you for sharing your thoughts. >> thank you. >>> gwen joining to talk to us about weather boy was it cold today >> i warned you yesterday. >> winds working their way into the forecast as well. >> unreal. >> we are brace ourselves for this last night well, tonight is another cold night, we are going to get a little bit of impr

and the parking for the cars that they inevitably will haveñr -- with enough bedroomsñr and parking frt if we build this kind of housing or acquire existing housing that suits their needs, then we will çattract this group back to san francisco. it was a very good editorial. with that in mind, i took a write-down to brisbane -- a ride down to brisbane yesterday and saw somebody who is doing it right. they builtñrç individualçççd homes, with clearly single- family homes with side by side parking. very pleasant, and where possible, i think that is something we have to look at in san francisco. where we will find the land is the question, but i think there might be sites where this is çpossible, andñr we have to encourageçç production of this kind ot housing wherever possible, so i appreciated that editorial or op-ed pieceç that the supervisor had done. he is involved with a group that is studying this. there was a hearing on monday which $xregrettably was not able to attend, but i think it isça subject we need toç focus on because the core of any city is its middle income fami

fr prosecutors say she described how he grabbed the arm but the defense says it was shot 18 hours after the alleged incident by a neighbor and may have been to prepare for a possible custody dispute over their young son. mirkarimi's attorney wants it out. >> we did file a motion to dismiss on that basis. i think it's outrageous days before we select a jury they would append pretty much stills, nine stills, any child can flip them, try to make a individual yes. we all did that drawing stick figures, for no reason in no support of that motion. they asked, they knew the judge would watch the video this weekend. it was unnecessary. it was unfair. >> reporter: now lope pez has said the charges against her husband are politically motivated. prosecutors say that her statements to a neighbor are the functional equivalent of a 911 call and not hearsay. when we left the court, though, the judge was asking about those statements made to neighbors and not about a videotape which is so critical here. lopez, for her part, she wasn't in court either. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nb

that was a difficult ands fr frustrating experience for me, not because of your doing. i want to commend you and your staff for the really professional and prompt and thorough and thoughtful work you provided and response you gave us. >> can i interrupt and ask, did you find that director elmendorf was always in agreement with your assessment on the matters or did you have the experience like mine that i often find he doesn't agree with my position? >> it was my experience that in the most civil and diplomatic way he expressed his disagreement. but i appreciated his candor and help. just a few thoughts, if i could, mr. chairman. first, i would suggest that comments have been an contribute an attributed to you with comments in the committee. i would just want to encourage you as strongly as i possibly can. i think that is something the committee should take up. i hope we will. then, i hope very much that we will take this up as a full body. i have to say, i am very, very disappointed we are going into our third year without a budget. i think that is a failure to accept t

this was based on actual teents fr events from 1988. here. anybody see them? anybody? let's take a look at these critters. hello down there. anybody home? >> oh, good to see sam malone. >> so the review from e! online gave it a c-plus. rotten tomato giving it a 66% favorable level. they say the romance on screen between drew barrymore and john krasinski a little forced and that the acting just mediocre. >> drew barrymore didn't knock them d >>> this morning on "world news now" -- fast food secret. the federal investigation into a salmonella outbreak linked to taco bell restaurants that made dozens of people sick. >> the investigation has been going on for months now while the public never actually knew which restaurant was really involved. it's friday february 3rd. >>> good friday morning, everyone. i'm paula faris. hope we can give you a jump start to your weekend. >> yes. the weekend is here. good feeling. and i'm rob nelson. good morning again, everybody. the salmonella outbreak was eventually traced to one of taco bell's suppliers,

. >> tom: still ahead-- market watcher harry dent joins us live fr theorldoneyhow in orlando. get ready for it-- he sees a great crash ahead. >> susie: they helped drive ford motor's remarkable turnaround; now, they're stepping down. chief financial officer lewis booth and product development chief derrick kuzak say they'll retire in april. their departures thin the ranks of possible replacements for 66-year-old c.e.o. alan mulally. ihs global insight's rebecca lindland thinks these retirements are part of a coordinated strategy for ford's future. >> ford is a very deliberate company and they don't do things lightly, so everything usually has a plan at ford. and i think they are trying to get some new fresh faces in place before alan's departure, so that investors are comfortable with the management team that is running ford when alan departs. >> tom: tom, lindland also thinks mulally is enjoying his job running ford so much that he's not likely to step down in the immediate future. >> tom: -- a little bit of selling pressure on the new, not much, down about 1% well. go see sm

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