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a second round runoff but definitely this will not happen now what you can put in has managed to garner to a achieve this victory in the very first round and last night after the polling stations closed around the country he spoke to a crowd of a hundred thousand one hundred thousand people of his supporters right here in front of the kremlin just meters from where i'm standing right now let me put it was certainly very emotional about this and he keep the praise on the his supporters for achieving this victory being very delighted. with the way things went for him. i refuse to quit when we have won in an open and fair battle but this wasn't just an election of the president it was a test of political maturity in independents and we have shown you nobody can impose anything on us we have shown our people who are able to tell the desire for renu from political provocations aimed at ruining the russian state and usurping power. one with the support of the absolute majority of voters to clean victory we will work honestly and hard we will be successful if we call on everyone tonight over t

and i cannibalized during the process. >> garner killed his father on christmas eve 1995.he second coming of christ. again, we'll warn you, his account of the murder is extremely graphic. >> i eventually told him to sit in the chair and not to move. and i started singing "the battle hymn of the republic." glory, glory, hallelujah. i told him they're coming. do you hear them? i was wigged out completely at that time. he must have got scared. and he jumped up and tried to push me aside and i thought he was attacking me. i stabbed him in the back. he took about three steps. i tackled him from behind, somehow got behind him and slit his throat. and i remember him saying please don't kill me. that's when i realized, oh, my god. what am i doing? >> our producer later described her interview with garner as exhausting as he often took the conversation on bizarre tangents. >> each and every nanosecond, moment, impulse second, whatever the latest measurement of time is. repressed freudian alien who had snowballed emotionally and was repressed with drugs and alcohol. and witnessed by

samuel garner affleck. affleck posted he and wife jennifer garner are happy about the healthy boy.he couple's first after two daughters. congratulations. >>> finally, lady gaga went to harvard university yesterday to launch her "born this way" foundation, a student-run organization against bullies with support from the likes of oprah winfrey and health and human services, secretary kathleen sebelius. she called the anti-bullying event one of the best days of my life. >> all right. this comes to us from kiss l 5 news in salt lake city, utah, where in orum one mom has tied a world record. she gave birth yesterday for the fifth time, but what is remarkable is it's her third child born on february 29th, leap day. now the odds of having just one baby born that day are 1 in 1500. mom says the first child's birth date was a fluke, but admits putting in effort on the timing for the other two and says at least one of the leap babies will get a car when they turn 4. poor kids. you know, they're drawing -- >> they're special. they're different. >> but they don't get to celebrate as many days.

samuel garner affleck. he posted he and wife jennifer garner had happy about the healthy boy.rst after two daughters. congratulations. >>> finally, lady gaga went to harvard university yesterday to launch her "born this way" foundation, a student-run organization against bullying. with support from the likes of oprah winfrey and health and human services, secretary kathleen sebelius. she called the anti-bullying event up with of the best days of my life. going back to the ben affleck story -- >> i thought you wanted to go back to snooki being pregnant. >> i don't even care about snooki being pregnant. i'm sorry. going back to ben affleck posting on facebook, i saw one of my friends was pregnant through facebook. i feel that's how you find out all the news. >> a lot of celebrities will get money to charities if they give the rights to someone. i think angelina and brad did that once. in facebook? >> no, in "us weekly" or one of those magazines. i'm veronica de la cruz. stay tuned because "way too early" with willie geist starts right now. >>> rick santorum is claiming retroacti

by the pro-european ruling coalition and the pro-russian communist opposition each had failed to garner the 61 votes required to win in the 101-seat parliament. >>> japanese astronaut akihiko hoshide is hard at work at nasa's johnson space center in texas. he's preparing for a long stay in outer space. hoshide will head to the international space station this summer aboard the russian spacecraft soyuz for a five-month mission. hoshide's training at the center includes remote operation of the space station's robotic arm. it will be used to take hold of a japanese spacecraft, bringing supplies. during the mission, he's expected to look into the possible effects of cosmic radiation and zero gravity. >> translator: my mission will involve conducting experiments during several months in space. i'm excited. >> hoshide stayed on the space station for eight days in 2008. >>> japan has signed a deal to finance the construction of a new subway line in asia. tokyo will extend loans totaling 33 billion yen or $395 million for the project. the 17 kilometer underground line will begin operating in 20

. >> reporter: he first garnered -- she first garnered attention two weeks ago when she was refused to testify regarding contraception. >> he wanted to express concern and make sure i was okay. he mentioned as a parent of two daughters, he hopes i would tell my parents they should be proud of me. >> and bowing to pressure, rush limbaugh pulled ads from his radio show. >>> rescuers are using search dogs as they look for survivors of tornadoes that smashed many parts of the midwest and south. >> the storms killed at least 36 people so far in five states. hundreds of people are injured. terrell brown is live in henryville, indiana, where a pair of tornadoes touched down. terrell, that scene behind you is amazing. >> reporter: unbeliefable damage. we know now, it was an ef-4 tornado that came through here. 0 being the weakest, 5 the strongest, it was a 4 that moved through this area, causing this school bus, the taxi and frame of the bus ripped apart and thrown into this cafe. search and rescue operations, meanwhile, continue here. new videos show that immense tornadoes plowed through the

cities that make the conditions for this kind of death to run an interrupted >> it is certainly garneringention. cities nationwide have held marches over the past few days to try to take the stigma away from a common piece of clothing >> for being cold, it doesn't always lead to be gang banging and trying to commit robbery is >> while we've mourn the loss of brother trayvon martin, many of us in the bay area realize this is an issue that is much larger than this singular incident in florida >> >> police say the man arrested after yesterday's officer involved shooting in san jose shot at the officers with a bb gun before the returned fire. police say 27 year-old was threatening to kill family members when police arrive to the home. no one was hit in the exchange. in the east bay a driver is under arrest after smashing into a fire hydrant and landing on another car >> police arrested a woman on suspicion of drunk driving. a doggy in the car was not hurt. a hospital that serves the peninsula for more than 50 years is in the process of being demolished. the old peninsula medical center opened

. >> it is certainly garnering attention. cities nationwide have held marches over the past few days to try to take the stigma away from a common piece of clothing >> please wishers can be worn in any other aspects. it does not always need to be gang banging or trying to commit robbery is >> while we mourn the loss of brother trayvon martin, many of us in the bay area realize that this is an issue that is much larger than the singular incident in florida >> a candlelight vigil will be held tonight for a missing morgan hill girl, 15 year-old sierra lamar who has been missing since march 16th when she left home to catch a school bus. teams of deputies spent most of yesterday searching but came up empty. the fbi was also involved. no word yet on any additional searches. new information tonight with an officer involved shooting in the south bay. police say 27 year-old cesar was threatening to kill family members when police arrived to the home. no one was hit in the exchange. he was booked into jail for assault with a deadly weap

i would like to invite ronald, who garner's several proclamations from various officials, and we woulde 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 offic

the case garnered more attention from president obama who hosted david cameron at the white house. >> u.s. military officials say the suspected soldier was taken to a pre-trial confinement facility in another country, but will not say where. the president and prime minister continue to defend the mission. president obama welcomed david cameron to the white house. overshadowing the traditional pop and circumstance, follow from sunday's alleged shooting by the u.s. soldier in an afghan village. a mission that will not change course. >> we will not give up on this mission. >> the prime minister and president faith they are committed to pulling out of the country in 2014 and gradually shifted to a support role next year. >> if i do not anticipate that we will be making any sudden additional changes to the plan that we currently have. >> their comments come as we end -- leon panetta made a surprise visit to the afghanistan to meet with troops in smooth over tensions with the country's leaders. >> the purpose of my visit was to indicate how would four in the relationship is. >> we are all t

romney garnered 2% of the vote and five delegates. a bay area fund-raiser will be held on thursday at a private home. tickets for that event range from $125 to $2500. >> there's more outrage across the -- >>> there's more outrage over the shooting of trayvon martin. a lot of people showed up for a rally led by jesse jackson and al sharpton. members of the aclu attended. the 17-year-old was shot a month ago today by george zimmerman. he said he was acting in self- defense and his lawyer denies any racial motivation for the shooting. >>> a total screamout here is set to support this hour to show support for the slain teenager. christien kafton is live with more. >> reporter: that screamout now underway. organizers started showing up just about a half an hour ago. they pinged the hall -- picked the hall of justice. they say that they are also complacent when it comes to the death of young men of color. they say they are holding this emergency screamout for justice, calling for justice calling for -- calling for justice for trayvon martin

. >>> it is garnering attention. cities nationwide held march is over the past few days to take the stigma away from a common piece of clothing. >>> police can be worn in any aspect had does not mean gain and commit robberies. >>> well the mourn the loss of brother tread on, many of us in the bay area realize this is a issue larger than the senator incident in florida. >>> and activex cbs 5. >>> a candlelight vigil and is under way for sierra lamar the 50 year-old missing since march 16th when she left on to catch a school bus. sheriff's deputy spent yesterday searching but came up empty. the fbi is involved. no word on any additional searches what more on the prayer vigil on 10:00 and 11 on cbs 5. new information on an officer in north shooting. police said 27 year old man was threatening to kill family members when police arrived to the home on snowberry court. no one was hurt in the gunfire and exchange he was booked into jail for assault on a police officer. >>> president obama says the united states will hold ba

. >> the murder of the teen has garnered national headlines and looks like it might cost the police chief his job. county commissioners called for his resignation. protesters went to prove they were trevvon martin. >> gunned down in a gated community last month. they are protesting the controversial killing and huggies. >> no matter what is underneath the hood the. >> we are so happy to see so many of you with your buddies on. >> the parents are also in attendance tonight. the captain of the neighborhood watch, he claims he killed the teenager in self-defense. newly released 91 tapes question whether profiling played a role. before moving to florida, he grew up here in manassas with the goal of being a police officer. >> i did not even until the other day make the connection of who was. i was shocked. >> glenn grew up across the street from the graduate. he says the man now at the center of a civil-rights investigation was far from a problem kid. >> he did not miss with a lot of people in the neighborhood. for him to even have a gun was not something i would picture. >> he did have a few

i'm jennifer garner i'm with you since you press here in salt lake city. it was fast it was. i was clinically and very sanitary yet the other observation would be. it wasn't like a movie at all and i remember talking to his brother earlier tonight they could not attend because of want to leave gardner was telling them that this is a violent act he didn't want them to see that and i'm like others i founded not that violent i mean i'm not trying to be a bit of a card here but it was it was just it was sanitized it happened so quickly i was expecting something a little bit more drastic it didn't happen. i have to disagree with some white course on the table i've got a very i grew up with a winchester thirty thirty in my house but i think when you see it actually get a human being and you watch them to some extent that was inspiring and i didn't find it in clinical. oh i'm. like oh. it was very clean. very like you mean. you know you see movies that when somebody gets shot you see a ladder all over the place and this it wasn't that whatsoever you could just see a little pool of b

he posted he and wife jennifer garner had happy about the healthy boy.he couple's first after two daughters. congratulations. >>> finally, lady gaga went to harvard university yesterday to launch her "born this way" foundation a student run organization against bullies with support from the likes of oprah winfrey and health and human services, secretary kathleen sebelius. she called the anti-bullying event up with of the best days of my life. congratulations to her well. kls 5 news in nearby philadelphia. one mom has decided to tie a world record. she is a new brother and gave birth for the fifth time but what is remarkable here her third child born on february 29th! leap day! yes! this is true! the odds of having just one baby born that day are 1 in 1,500. mom says the first child's birthday was a fluke and admits putting in effort on the timing for the other two and she says at least one of the babies, one of the leap babies, that is, will get a car when they turn, take dah dah, 4. >> at least it's in the month of february. >> what are you going to do?

you could be a politician today and garnering votes. a popular man. >> i certainly hope so, will. as we get into the morning hours. we got to get some sun up first. a little early maybe to have some rita's water ice. shortly, we want you to come down and join us. they will be giving it away free all day long. spring arrives at 1:14 this morning. we got some weather to talk about. let's get to that first and we'll talk about our event here. we want to mention a dense fog advisory across parts of the area to the south. southern maryland, calvert county, charles county, king george county in virginia. you are under a dense fog advisory until 10:00. otherwise, steady as she goes. we'll be in the summery air mass. let's go to some maps. we'll show you some current temperatures and a very mild start. temperature at reagan national, just 63 degrees. lots of upper 50s. you can see some upper 50s off to the north and west and 60s here in town. expecting highs later today in the 70s. mid-70s for daytime highs. all right. satellite-radar, we are g

. >> for inmate joseph garner, processing his horrific crime has been the hardest part of his punishment>> i have been down 9 1/2 years. i got 22 1/2 more to go. i've been -- my crime is murder, and i cannibalized during the process. >> on christmas night, 1996, joseph thought his father was preventing the second coming of christ. >> i tackled him from behind and somehow got around behind him and slit his throat. and i remember him saying, "please don't kill me." and that's when i realized, oh, my god, what am i doing? i said whatever is done has already been done. by this time, i'm totally wigged out and i pulled his brain out, you know, and took a bite out of it. >> joseph garner's treatment in the rtu helped him assimilate into the level four general population, but still he struggles with his crime. >> oh, it's -- it's heinous. if i had -- i believe in an eye for an eye and tooth for a tooth. if i had my way, i believe they should take my life. even though there were extenuating circumstances that were both mitigating and aggravating, still having crossed that line, it would, therefo

and the only thing left for her to garner media attention is to publicize the details of her tawdry, nasty divorce. isn't this like a scorched earth policy to blog something like this? >> i've been accused of being a deadbeat dad. >> reporter: you're accusing her of throwing her kids under the bus to get publicity for her show. >> i sure am. >> reporter: do you regret writing any of this? >> not at all. >> reporter: not at all? to be honest, this sounds nasty. >> that is nasty. but i was pushed for that. i was -- the world was lied to. christie brinkley was victim. i'm being horsed. he's coming after me. poor, innocent me, just trying to get on with life. i didn't do anything to her. i wasn't the aggressor. nor was i the aggressor in the early e-mails. that's the same thing. i may become aggressive. >> reporter: cook says he hasn't communicated directly with brinkley in two years. all contact regarding their two, teenage children is through her lawyers. everything from pickup time, to pediatricians bills. from the outside looking in, forgive me. it can seem like two squabbling teenag

. >> it is certainly garnering attention. in cities nationwide have held marches over the past few days to try to take the stigma away from a common piece of clothing >> they can be worn in many other aspects, just being cold. it does not always need to be gang banging >> while we mourn the loss certainly of brother trayvon martin, many of us realize that this is an issue that is much larger than the singular incident in florida >> in the east bay, cbs five. >> blue in the disappearance of 15 year-old sierra lamar but tonight her friends and family say they're not giving up hope. they held the biggest vigil so far for the missing teenager. >> ♪ ♪ >> the search for sierra lamar picks up steam with another vigil in morgan hill or community members gather to keeper story and her image in the public by >> it is amazing how everyone is coming the other and sierra will be so amazed because i am saving all this because she will come back and want her to see how much she is really loved. >> saturday, police officers and other volunte

how demonstrators are turning to social media to garner some support. >> is the new ipad too hot to handle? what apple is saying about overheating complaints. >> in mexico there have been several aftershocks. the largest was a 5.1. dozens of homes have collapsed and another 800 are damaged after yesterday's powerful earthquake was a 7.4. hardest hit was the coastal area city. several people have been injured but there are no reports of any deaths. the president's oldest daughter was vacationing in mexico with a school group the white house says she was never in any danger. >> a florida teenager called his girlfriend shortly before he was shot to death last month. it told her he was being followed. the man who followed him was a neighborhood watch person. he ended up shooting martin but an attorney for martin's family wants to arrested >> he had a 9 mm gun and martin had a bad of skills. where is the self-defense in that? >> there were rallies for martin in florida yesterday and one is planned in new york city tonight >> the lawyers for american soldiers accused of killing 16 afghan civilia

kofi annan has been in china garner support for his peace plan. we have been lost in the developments in beijing. >> this situation touches on capitals across the globe. washington, moscow, beijing. china and russia have given diplomatic support to u.n. resolutions, which reported critical on the syrian government. the chinese have now given their full support and backing to kofi annan's plan. the premier told kofi annan in a meeting on tuesday that that would be the case. it is implementation that is important now. the premier -- >> i am just wondering, michael, in terms of the chronology of events. pope came first? russia accepted the plan and -- who came first? is it a case that china followed suit? >> it did follow suit. kofi annan went to moscow and got their approval. that is the order of events. i do not think beijing is acting just because russia is acting. beijing has always had its own foreign policy. they were worried there might be a change of government and that government might be more friendly towards the americans and the chinese w

through his veins and he does feel he is the right man to generate jobs whoever wins that argument will garner more votes here. icollects will be speaking to hm through the course of the evening as the -- >> we will be speaking to him through the course of the evening as the results come in. perhaps no politics matter more than what is to be done about iran posing nuclear ambitions. there has been a heated discussion over what the next steps should be. >> there is a new mood music on iran spent nuclear program this week, the unexpected voice of unity. president obama has claimed to be able to get the world together better than ever before. >> we have been able to mobilize unprecedented crippling sanctions on iraq. -- on iran. iran is feeling a bite on these sanctions in a substantial way. the world is unified and iran is politically isolated. >> fresh from discussions from the israeli prime minister, mr. obama stressed political, not military action. it is the reluctance to get involved in another military entanglement that explains this announcement current -- this announcement. >> on behalf

through his veins and he does feel he is the right man to generate jobs whoever wins that argument will garner more votes here. icollects will be speaking to hm through the course of the evening as the -- >> we will be speaking to him through the course of the evening as the results come in. perhaps no politics matter more than what is to be done about iran posing nuclear ambitions. there has been a heated discussion over what the next steps should be. >> there is a new mood music on iran spent nuclear program this week, the unexpected voice of unity. president obama has claimed to be able to get the world together better than ever before. >> we have been able to mobilize unprecedented crippling sanctions on iraq. -- on iran. iran is feeling a bite on these sanctions in a substantial way. the world is unified and iran is politically isolated. >> fresh from discussions from the israeli prime minister, mr. obama stressed political, not military action. it is the reluctance to get involved in another military entanglement that explains this announcement current -- this announcement. >> on behalf

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

was uncovered that the adviser was offering fictional securities through various media websites, garnering significant attention from multiple buyers. the agency acted before investors were harmed we sued them last month and halted and fraud. but rather than just stopping there, enforcement teamed up with oc, the investment management division and on the same day that we shut down the fraud, we released two publications, one that will help investors recognize and avoid similar scams and another that will keep investment advisers. it's hard to quantify the results of efforts like this, to know how much savings will not be poured in and we think it's important that this aggressive and coordinated approach is yielding superior results across the agency and will continue to do so going you forward. yet another priority in recent years has been rededicating ourselves to investor protection mission. that strengthens the regulatory structure. that is why, even before dodd-frank, we set out to address the strength of money market funds, to insist on meaningful information on municipal securities a

robert garner shot lee martin eight times when he left. upon further investigation, martin's white orchestrated the it. she pled guilty in january and will be sentenced sometime next month. >> the baltimore city police department -- a suspension of another officer. a sergeant from the eastern district has been -- is suspected -- there are questions about his handling of money that -- a departmentr spokesperson says internal affairs investigators are talking with city prosecutors. the aclu is not happy with the anne arundel county and police chief who refused to testify about the indictment of a county executive, john leopold. john leopold s. -- but the aclu is expanding the inquiry into whether members of the police department conducted illegal background checks against leopold's political components. -- political opponents. >> table games in six of them locations is meeting some resistance in the house. some delegates are concerned the state admitted to pass by adding a site in prince george's county before the other five locations are fu

opponents expect to garner enough signatures to put the issue to referendum. >> our lives are not an american idol contest. i don't think the validation of our family's respectability should be put up for a -- up to a popular vote. >> when it comes to marriage, holy matrimony, and that's the word, holy, holy matrimony, i think the governor has made a grave error. >> opponents need 56,000 signatures to get a referendum. they hope to get 100,000 so they have enough in case some are challenged and thrown out. >>> a convicted rapist was sentenced to another three life terms for rape he committed in maryland in the 1970's. yesterday in a montgomery county courtroom, four of timothy buzbee's victims faced their attacker and told the judge what he did to them all of those years ago. >> i'm an 18-year-old lifeguard that you raped. that guy doesn't define him. he didn't and he doesn't. >> buzbee was already serving two life sentences for raping more than a dozen women in the 1970's but he was eligible for parole when new d.n.a. tests on old evidence tied him to four more attacks. the judge to

the 340-ton boulder garnered rockstar treatment on its way to the l.a. county museum of art. the extensive and arduous effort to get it done. >> reporter: greeted with cheers and the song "we will rock you" -- n]♪ >> reporter: this 340-ton rockstar finished its 105-mile journey from a rock quarry in riverside county to the los angeles countiy museum of art in the early morning hours, but that didn't stop the groupies, some of which had followed the rock for days. >> how long have you been following the rock? >> three days. >> three days? >> yeah. >> have you slept? >> yes. >> okay. >> reporter: equipped with cameras and rocco oh. >> it's really rock, hence the rock, rock candy, and i will say i will never take this knife for grant. >> reporter: thousands watched as the 11-night journey came to an end. >> it's a piece of history unfolding right before our eye us. >> reporter: even after the boulder's journey ended, spectators continue to flood in. >> look how many people are standing here peering through the fence, like the 1890s when the circus came to town. >> biggest rock i

tribal budget, into our treasuries and there are many, many other creative ways strategic ways to garner precious dollars and resources outside of federal appropriations with the private-sector, with small business development investment. so to answer the question it would be devastating and that want requires a positive duty to look at other approaches to funding our most basic services. >> again, i go back to my comments about the principal foundation is, you know, before you cut the programs, understand what the needs of the service are, and, again, i don't believe in across the board cuts. i think that, you know, potentially they are detrimental whether it's a large and or small service that's being provided. so you know, i believe that as this budget process rolls out, again, that's my recommendation. let's look at the needs of the people and again, native peoples needs are just as important as anybody in this great united states. and you know, as tribal leaders, i know that we're going to fight for every dime that we can get. and you know, cutting funding for programs that are alre

they're trying to garner public support to get the superintendent to change his current budget proposal. >> we want to be treated like professionals. we work for if and we've earned it and we deserve -- for it and we've earned it and we deserve it. >> reporter: nearly 100 prince william county teachers rallied in the rain for something they haven't seen in years, a raise. how long has it been since you've got a raise? >> it's been three years. i'm a fifth year teacher and frozen at a second year teacher salary. >> it takes three years to make up for a child's deficit. we're not getting paid the amount we're worth, how many more deficits will there be? >> reporter: if the proposed budget stays as is, it could be four years before these teachers get a raise. >> just recently moved. i'm not able to live in this area by myself, not even remotely. >> they feel like they don't have a platform, someone to advocate for them. >> reporter: the superintendent said there's simply not enough funds for salary increases. >> we're teaching the kids who will pay for your social security. >> reporter: th

rick santorum was nipping at his heels in the battleground state he garnered 37% of the vote to romney's 38%. santorum won oklahoma, tennessee and north dakota. the results have both candidates claiming success. >> we are going to get at least a couple gold medals. and a whole -- full of silver. >> tonight we are counting up the delegates for the convention and it looks good. >> reporter: as expected, newt gingrich won georgia, his home state. georgia has the most delegates on the table yesterday. ron paul did not place above second in any of the contests. the concern among republicans is without a clear winner the candidates will continue to attack each other which will further hurt any of their chances of beating president obama come november. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> 4:33. israeli president shimon peres continues his bay area visit today. he will attend the annual launch conference in san francisco a gathering of executives, high-tech entrepreneurs and tech experts to talk about start-ups and investments. last night he visited temple emanuel in san francisco where he received ke

the head of the opposition fretilin party francisco guterres garnered the most votes. former military chief taur matan ruak followed closely behind. vote counting continues after a saturday ballot. but neither of the top two candidates is expected to win an outright majority. they'll face off in a second round next month. >> translator: i would be available in whatever capacity to help the new president, to help the new government. they can rest assured. >> horta is east timor's first president after independence. he played a leading role in the struggle to gain autonomy from indonesia. but the president faced a head wind in his bid for re-election. voters are increasingly frustrated with the country's economic situation. 40% of a population is living in poverty ten years after independence. >>> the al qaeda affiliate in yemen has taken revenge for an apparent u.s. drone attack. gunman shot and killed an american language teacher on sunday. a missile likely from an unmanned u.s. drone hit a militant stronghold in zinjubar. 16 militants died. several hours later, a gunm

while they may have been working with each other, i don't know how much reaching out were doing to garner more votes. >> mr. speaker -- >> i have -- i would be supporting the house republican always looking for bipartisan solutions. the senate did send you an overwhelmingly bipartisan transportation bill. what is wrong with passing that -- >> well i think when you look at the pay-for the in there, what you see is, you see some what i call gimmicks in terms of how it's paid for. secondly, they just run down the highway trust fund to virtually zero. which is going to -- may get them through the next year and a half but will cause a this has addressed again. so there are concerns with the bill, but i think that when we get to conference with the senate i'm confident we can resolve this. >> mr. speaker, what specifically with the bill, what specifically are the gimmicks? because i spoke to a senator today and she said nothing but spending, pork barrel spending. what would be -- what's the -- >> i don't think passes great d that when we get to conference. yes, sir? >> [ inaudible ]. >> we'll b