this has garnered a lot of attention recently. it's the obama administration has expressed interest in this idea. these programs have received a fair amount of criticism from those who claim that they are essentially working for free and that these types of programs would encourage them on the part of employers. is that a valid concern? have you seen this in these particular programs? >> i haven't seen anything. we haven't studied all of them. i studied the georgia works a great deal but once they've been replicated in other states i have not yet. >> they are usually not present in these programs to be i mean employers, it takes a lot for them to take somebody into the shop for the company to train

soybean managed to garner fresh capital -- spain managed to garner fresh capital at lower interest rates. >> let's get a closer look at those market numbers for you. to determine the benchmark -- the dax closed lower at 6419. in new york, trading still under way. the dow jones industrial is also in negative territory. the euro declining slightly against the dollar, trading for $1.30. a german energy giant will/jobs worldwide, 6000 of them in germany -- will slash jobs worldwide, 6000 of them in germany. eon signed a pact with its unions to save 5.5 billion euros by 2014. a large amount is needed to build wind turbines. >> so, germany is introducing new steps. the measures, in response to a number of racially-motivated murders allegedly committed by anyone not to group. the government has set up an agency to reach out to young people, especially susceptible to the far right ideology. it will consult with newspapers on effective ways to sort near not seize. is the german government taking steps against far-right extremism, or is this all tough talk? >> the government is doing several thing

money situation, knowing that, you know, with poll numbers as they as they were how tough it is to garner the contributions to continue and then more of a burden on family, really, to not have the funds to continue and just, you know, reality was, it was perhaps, would be her time in the future, but it wasn't her time this go round. that kind of applies to all of the candidates. if those who are, at the very, very bottom of the tier, based on polls and headed into the caucuses and these primaries in individual states, it doesn't look like they have a chance, well, then, you know, just being a practical person as i am, i would say that for their own good, that they would look at stepping aside and having their supporters start coalescing around another conservative in order to oust the incumbent. >> and governor rick perry, as i look at the numbers today, he's at 1%, 2%, but when you specifically called upon michele bachmann and john huntsman, wouldn't the same apply to rick perry given his low numbers, that he should drop out? >> i beg to differ, i called on them to drop out. i was asked

we garnered the kind of attention that was central to the issues that needed to be expressed and thateded to project to be educate people as to what the sheriff's office does. here today, i was even afraid, like during the election itself, that we would garner little media attention. but i think we took care of that. [laughter] the sheriff's department that i walked into is vastly different than the one that might entered over 30 years ago. to begin -- mike entered over 30 years ago. to begin with, it is vastly superior. it's recognition in what it means to unite criminal justice, public safety, and the power of redemption, it has taught us in san francisco, and every other county in california -- who had initially scoffed, often, at the programs initiated by the sheriff mike -- by sheriff mike hennessey, and many other counties, conservative counties, have come full circle to believe that there is merit in replication to legitimize the course we are on. it also demonstrates the need that there is no deviating from the course in which i had campaigned on, which is why i vowed to make

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. >> mitt romney garnering just 27% of the votes and vowing to vote for every vote in every state. also unleashed an attack on president obama saying this election will decide america's future. >> believes that this election is a battle for the soul of america. it's... it's a choice between two very different destine yeez for america. president obama wants to transform our country. we want to restore the principle that's made this country great. >> rick santorum coming in a weak third, and texas representative ron paul had his worst finish of the year, 13%. and at illin authorities suspending the search for victims of a cruise ship instrument after -- after instruments found the ship was still moving slightly. 20 are still missing including an american couple. the ship carrying more than 4,000 passengers and crew when it ran aground over a week ago. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. now, back to war stories". for your latest headlines log on fox news.com. >> welcome to war stories. i'm oliver north. this is tuskegee, alabama. today it's a small airport. and more

to garner support from more people there our -- in our state. >> reporter: couples like beata and o' -- gitta and o'brien are hoping for. >> it's a way for us to create our american dream. >> reporter: but some say concessions to religion won't change their stand. >> i think it will be difficult to get those votes. i know the governor says he has them. i think he's lying. clearly i think he's lying. >> we're not organize last year. we are this year. >> reporter: and expect more debates ahead. >> the likelihood is, this issue will go to referendum. and the people will decide. >> that will happen in november. the bill is being assigned to two committees in the house, increasing its chances of making it to the floor for a full vote. reporting live, i'm pat warren. back to you. >> same-sex marriage passed in the senate last year, but died in the house. >>> a long-time aid of governor robert ehrlich. >> governor ehrlich used $168,000 of leftover campaign funds to pay for schurick's defense. schurick was convicted last month on charnlgts that he authorized a-- charges that he authorized a

being the first organic grass-fed beef operation in san luis obispo county means garnering a lot of new fans, especiay in the culinary world, where they're always looking for new products from farmers and ranchers to spice up their menus. and that includes chef charlie. he discovered the products a few years ago thanks to a tip from a new employee, johnnie. >> people are lookin' up to the chefs right now as where to go with food. you know, having somebody who's into it, knows about it, who cares about it and nts to support someone local is really big, andt feels really good to know that my boss is supporting my family. ok, the reason that we chose to, um, prepare--prepare the items that went onto the pizza and we used the prosciutto bacon in the sauce is it's a very lean piece of meat that they made the sausage with, so it's-- it's lacking the fat factor. and so what we did is we added a little bit of that into the sauce, a little bit of the extra olive oil. >> good food from good soil, and it all truly starts with good people willing to work hard so that can enjoy some good eats along

candidates, they are getting their sights set on new hampshire and san drove endo -- >> in iowa she garnered 5% of the vote. >> last night, the people of iowa spoke with a very clear voice, and so i have decided to stand aside. it was an exciting race to the finish. a little over a handful of votes was all that separated mitt romney and rick santorum. it was an unexpected razor thin margin with santorum enjoying a last minute surge of support from evangelicals but now onto new hampshire and romney is taking support from john mccain. >> i am proud to be here from senator john mccain, one of america's heroes and a great friend. >> i am here from one reason and one reason only and that is to make sure that we make mitt romney the next president of the united states of america. >> san to santorum says he's looking for a rematch in just a matter of days. >> we are going to go to new hampshire and take him on. >> as for the rest of the field, coming in third place, ron paul, who picked up a lot of the youth vote, followed by newt gingrich, then rick perry, jon huntsman who pretty much skipped iowa

elected representatives, but we're also hoping to garner the support of greater numbers of people in our state. >> reporter: couples lisa and beata, and darrell -- gitta, and darrell and o'brien. >> we are so hopeful that this will the year for marriage equality for maryland. >> it's a way for us to create our american dream. >> reporter: but some say the concessions to religion won't change their stand. >> i think it will be difficult to get those votes. i know the governor says he has them. clearly, i think he is lying. >> we are not organized -- now organized. we weren't last year, we are this year. >> the likelihood is, this issue will go to the people in referendum. and the people will decide. >> that will happen in november. >> reporter: now, the bill in the house has been assigned to two committees which increases the chances that it will make it to the house floor for a full vote. reporting live, i'm pat warren, now back to you. >> same-sex marriage passed the senate last year but died in the house. >> president obama will deliver his final state of the union address before t

romney garnered 39% of the vote in tuesday's primary in new hampshire following his win last week in iowa. he's a moderate. conservative congressman ron paul is an advocate for small government. he won 23%. former speaker of the house of representatives, newt gingrich and former senator, rick santorum tied with 9%. south carolina is a conservative state. republicans there will hold their primary on january 21st. >>> over the past 30 years, the winner of this primary ended up clinching the party's nomination every time. romney is the frontrunner. he'll close in on the nomination with another win. >>> iranian authorities see it as an ominous pattern and say foreign agents are to blame. the government says a car bomb wednesday killed another of the country's nuclear scientists. nhk world has this report from the capital of tehran. >> reporter: this area was the sight of a huge explosion today. iranian security authorities say a moving car suddenly blew up. a 32-year-old university professor and another man died. a third person was hurt. investigators say a motorcyclist placed the bomb.

. >>> a nearby galloway township new jersey working like a dog has garnered one pint-sized pooch a huge. the guinness book of world records has named lucy the smallest working dog in the world! she is so cute! weighing over 2 pounds and standing more 5 inches tall the tiny terrier works as a therapy dog and lifted the spirits of youth and proving the biggest things can come in small packages. i'm just too much. i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "early today," your first stop of the day on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning. the roller-coaster ride of the weather forecast continues. today, a storm system is approaching. you can see it on hd doppler spinning thread of the southeast and movie heavier rainfalls into kentucky and tennessee. this is creeping our way and you will see increasing clouds. the rain most likely into the afternoon hours. it may start as a wintry mix in some spots. we'll talk about where temperatures will be this afternoon. >> 29 degrees on tv hill. a man faces animal cruelty charges. >> mitt romney celebrat

again, those candidates will be making the rounds all over the state, trying to garner support for voters. >> one of the things that appears to be forefront for mitt romney now is the tax return. they came out overnight, he will be defending those today. >> reporter: he, in deed, will. that was the question in the debate. it was asked what surprises will be found. he says no surprises. he will release two years worth of tax returns and says that more than enough. >> thank you for your time. >> senator rand paul is speaking out after delayed by the tsa. the republican says something on his leg caused a security scanner to go off. when he refused to have the patdown he recollects was told to go to the concourse and booked a flight and passed security the second time. he spoke to reporters when he landed in the nation's capitol. >> some kind of scanner went off. i offered to show them my leg. i did, repeatedly, they didn't care about my leg too much. i showed them my knee, i have nothing to hide. it may thought be pretty but there is nothing there. glsh rands paul is the son of ron paul. >>>

"mobbed" is earning a reputation for endless surprises and garnering quite a shock value.sode definitely proves that.candace dold is here now with details on the wild secret one woman wants to share with her mother. mmndel in hollywood...he told - me about tonight's episode and uucoming story liies... i just sat there as my jaw dropped. here's a preview. preview. back forranother "mobbed" extravaganza, owie mandellann his team creatively uss a flash mob to ease inno an extraordinary situation between a boy and his grandmother. mandel says, "a girl gets pregnant doesn't tell her mom, she has the baby, doesn't tell her mom, the baby is now six years old, he wants to tell her mom. a six-year-old poddler is going to walk up to his grandma and tell her i'm your grannson, let's dance." mandel says, "the delicateness it might have on a child if it doesn't turn out right, part of our staff are professson psychiatrist and psychologist, beyond picking a song and the song issmichael buble's 'i just haven't met you yet.'" the show is a mental and physical workout for the 56 yearrold h

. >>> a nearby galloway township new jersey working like a dog has garnered one pint-sized pooch a hugeonor. the guinness book of world records has named lucy the smallest working dog in the world! she is so cute! weighing over 2 pounds and standing more 5 inches tall the tiny terrier works as a therapy dog and lifted the spirits of youth and proving the biggest things can come in small packages. i'm just too much. i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "early today," your first stop of the day on your nbc station. >>> a live look outside. 4:28. a little chilly and wet as things progress. we'll get to the forecast in a second. first -- >> good morning. >> good morning to you. >> i'm eun yang. nice to see you. >> it's good to be seen. good to see you, too. i'm aaron gilchrest in for joe krebs. welcome to "news4 today" on this wednesday, january 11. mitt romney seems to be picking up speed in his victory in the new hampshire primary, capturing president% of the vote. texas congressman ron paul finished a distant swekd 23%. former utah governor, jon huntsman, who focused much of his attention on

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. >>> this comes from wcau in philadelphia, pennsylvania, where working like a dog has garnered one pint-sizedooch a huge honor. the guinness world book of records has named lucy the smallest working dog in the world. weighing a little over two pounds, the tiny terrier works as a therapy dog. she's lifted the spirits of patients and troubled youth, proving the biggest inspiration can come in the tiniest package. she's just adorable. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "early today." just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> chefs are determines to show the world that brussels has more than french fries and mussles. they set a new record for the most white chef hats thrown in the air at the same time. it's the start of ban event to make it a destination. >>> a small city made entirely of ice has been built in a moscow park. it was build as part of a winter youth architectural festival being held in moscow. about 100 art students, architects, and designers put the city together. frost city includes a chapel, a cinema, a one-room hotel, and even a jail for naughty children.

i would like to invite ronald, who garner's several proclamations from various officials, and we wouldike to present them to ms. claudia -- to ms. claudette colvin. we want to thank him for his efforts in securing these proclamations. if ms. colvin would come up as well. >> it is an honor to be asked to make these presentations. the elected officials represented here are trailblazers themselves. many of them have been the first in their community to hold office. for example, ed lee, the first chinese-american to be appointed mayor in san francisco, is represented in this group. so is our congresswoman, nancy pelosi, the first woman ever to become speaker of the house in the history of the united states. [applause] tom amiano, who has been a historic figure and trailblazer, coming from the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered community. [applause] also, our newest elected official, supervisor cohen, with her election last november at age 32, is the youngest african-american ever to be elected to the board of supervisors. [applause] she is now san francisco's highest-ranking elected off

the number he's garnered here tonight is not that different from four years ago. he's been campaigning for president here and after his loss four years ago, why hasn't he been able to up that number, if he's electable. have they not closed the deal and earn a number higher than we saw here simply four years ago? terry? >> no question, david, as you point out, the romney campaign with the kind of lethal efficiency, did knock down the two candidates they believed would be most formidable, newt jipg ri gingrich and rick perry. those are the questions now. ron paul, the passionate voters in iowa, and jonathan karl is at ron paul's headquarters. jon? >> reporter: well, terry, ron paul came in third, but it was a close third. amend as he told supporters here, there are three tickets out of iowa and he got one of those three tickets. he also said he's one of only two candidates with the resources to run nationally. he and romney. and he's the only candidate, he said, that has the kind of fervent supporters that we have seen with these ron paul brigades. mostly young supp

she will continue the tour around the country to garner support for other candidates from her party. she received an enthus particular welcome as she visited daiwai. >> translator: in the elections, every single voter has their vote, and every vote is equally valued. with your support, nld will work for development of the country. please vote for our party in the election. >> she's the one that fulfills our hopes. i am thrilled to see her. >> the government recently approved the official registration of the national league for democracy or nld and released many political prisoners, including major pro-democracy advocates. myanmar's economy is one of the least developed. the government shift towards democracy appears to be part of its effort to get economic sanctions lifted by western countries. the bi-elections are scheduled for april 1st, will be fought over a total of 48 seats in the upper and lower house fs parliament and local aaccept bliss. the nld is fielding candidates in nearly all those seats. she's running for a lower house seat in a constituency which she's widely expected

romney garnered 20% of the vote, following his win last week in iowa. he's a moderate. ron paul is an advocate for small government. he won 23 bank account. former speaker of the house of representatives, newt gingrich, and former senator rick san tore r -- santorum tied at 6%. >>> over the past 30 years, the winner of this primary ended up clinching the party's nomination every time. romney's the front runner and will close in on the nomination with another win. iranian authorities see it as an ominous pattern and say foreign agents are to blame. the government says a car bomb wednesday killed another of the country's nuclear scientists. nhk reports from the capitol, tehran. >> reporter: this area in central tehran was a site of a huge explosion today. >> iranian security authorities say a moving car suddenly blew up. a 32-year-old university professor and another man died. a third person was hurt. investigators say a motorcyclist placed a bomb on the vehicle. >> translator: after a huge blast, i saw black smoke coming from a car and a man was lying on the street bleed

. >>> the nobel laureate will continue her tour around the country to garner support from other candidates from her country. she received an enthusiastic welcome as she visited a southern city. such scenes were unimaginable during the 7.5 years of her most recent house arrest when she was unable to make public appearances and was banned from politics. >> translator: in elections every single voter has their vote. and every vote is equally valued. with your support, we will work for the development of the country. please vote for our party in the election. [ applause ] >> translator: she is the one who fulfills our hopes. i'm thrilled to see her. >> the government recently approved the official registration of the nld. it also released many political prisoners including major prodemocracy advocates. myanmar's economy is one of the least developed in -- the government shift toward democracy appears to be part of its effort to get economic sanctions lifted by western countries. the by-elections are scheduled for april 1st and will be fought over a total of 48 seats in the upper and lower hous

he garnered 409 wins in 46 seasons and has two national championship. >>> four convicted murderers that received a pardon could have it reversed today. all four were released by haley barbour and the-- governor o'malley will outline his legislative agenda. he is touting what he described as the first tweet up by maryland governor an in-person gathering with for those normally communicating by twitter. >>> and the cost of u.s. postage has gone up again. it will cost a penny more to mail a letter at locations throughout the u.s. going up from 44 to 45 cents. prices will change for other mailing service including he can press mail and the package and extra services. >>> and you have another dinner option at owings mills. olive garden will open the newest rust rant. and new business creates 175 new jobs and teachers sustainable design elements for lower environmental impact. let's check in with lynette. >> all right. we are dealing with icy spots so we have the a freezing rain advisory in effect until 11 a.m. and this is for all the areas here shaded in the purple. as we look at the eastern

the pro-democracy leader visited the southern city of dell way sunday to garner support for her party, national league for democracy or the nld. >> translator: in the elections every single voter has their vote, and every vote is equally valued. their support, nld will work for development of the country. >> the bi-elections are scheduled for april 1st and will be fought over 48 states and upper and lower houses of parliament and local assemblies. nld is fielding candidates for all the seats up for grabs, and she's running for a lower house seat in a constituency. >> translator: she's the one that fulfills our hopes. i'm thrilled to see her. >> she's assured a victory in her constituency, so she's expected to tour outside the area to win support for the other candidates from her party. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. tokyo. thanks for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

they garner themselves behind this to say, "you put this amount of money up. we are not going to let it fall." george put another $50 million to distribute it himself and marketed himself. he will push it along. we as the actors said ok. informants, i have not taken the job, because i have -- in four months, i have not taken a job, because i have been touring the country to talk about this movie. tavis: the story of the tuskegee airmen is an american story, to your point. let me ask a very politically incorrect question, because i can, respectfully. for all that white george lucas had to go through, being turned down by every major white-own studio in this city, to get this story of his boric -- historic african americans told, how will you feel if black people do not turn out in droves to see this movie? we will talk about the rest of america in a second. how will you feel if we do not turn out to see this movie? >> disheartened. this is basically a natural link in a chain of events that martin luther king gathered everyone in montgomery and memphis, and malc

his trials have garnered him acclaim as one of the greatest criminal defense lawyers of all century. he's the white tornado in court, the semantic samurai, a shaman, a trickster by others, "lush for justice "by tony serra is a no holds bar description of a man, his belief and the legal system he serves and transforms. filled with murder, drugs and death penalty cases, snitches, the psychological elements of crime, the nullification of and nexus with juries, closing arguments and more. "lust for justice" gets the black robe off the justice system to review what it is, a railroad for prison for minorities. author, artist, paulette frankl followed tony serra in and out of the courtroom for more than a decade to capture in words and images this man who embodies justice and drama at their best. in "lust for justice" you view the law of one of the greatest practitioners and you'll never look at it the same way again. >> the oldest man on death row is eyeing me from his wheelchair. despite his frail appearance, his baratone is still forceful. walking to the row, mr. daley. he says to me. we

we expect this to garner media coverage for san francisco. with the addition of the fischer collection, we expect this will be great news for quattro institutes and restaurants throughout san francisco. we greatly hope you will support this eir. thank you. president chiu: i want to welcome our fire chief to the podium. >> very briefly, i would like to support this project. the fire department has enjoyed a productive working relationship with the museum of modern art. a great situation for them, but i think a better situation for us and the citizens' research. we currently reside at 676 howard, a crowded, aged facilities. we now have the opportunity to move into a state-of-the-art facility on folsom. we have an outreach with different agencies. supervisor kim has been particularly involved, as have other supervisors. we feel this is a win for the city and the fire department. we appreciate this project and how it moves forward. thank you. president chiu: next speaker. >> michael terrio. i will be brief. i think there was a thorough will buckl

his name was cactus jack garner.being the vice president wasn't worth a bucket of warm spit. and, you know, being the governor of the state of texas is an incredible job and competing with these other governors across the country, so, you know, i'm interested in being the president of the united states. >> governor rick perry. and as new hampshire voters go to the polls today, there seems to be a question of who will come in first, but for the second and third place spots, that is a tight race. i was just talking to the chair in that state. he said the turnout pretty good. what are you seeing? >> it's going to be a record turnout, brooke, and it makes sense because remember four years ago they had about 230,000, but remember that barack obama versus hillary clinton, so a lot of independents went that way. they think they'll break a record from four years ago since there are really no other democrats at this time. barack obama versus barack obama, i guess. let's go back a couple hours . 12:00 midnight. i don't know wh