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the hyundai elantra coupe and gt -- it's the north american car of the year.rd-winner. 40-miles to the gallon, and that will keep mom and dad happy, for sure. well, another s.u.v. is from the company infiniti. take a look at this. it's called the jx. seven passengers -- a big family could fit into this. a v-6 engine, 265 horsepower, and a lot of high-tech features. in fact, if mom or dad were backing out of the driveway, the car will automatically brake to keep you from striking something. and you don't have to take out your little brother or sister's car seat to get into the third row. it's on sale for $40,000 this spring. also, from buick, check this out -- it's called the encore. not a lot of people think buicks are cool, but think again, because this has a turbo engine under the hood, and look at that luxury on the inside. i can promise you mom and dad are gonna love the style that that offers. it'll go on sale in 2013. and check this out, from mopar. they're celebrating their 75th anniversary, mopar the parts and accessories division of chrysler, ram, and

whehowever, as soon as things gt better, they are escorted out.e might begin to break that cycle. it is just wonderful to walk out on the street and see the world walking by. >> are you giving the twitter deal? >> yes, we are. we just founded a new nonprofit. black rock arts foundation, which is dedicated to spreading interactive, a collaborative art throughout the world. now we have founded but we call the burning and project. -- what we call the burning man project. it eventually leads to the event itself. this is a wonderful opportunity. the thing about burning man, when you look at the variety of people that go there, when you look at this environment, where all the normal boundaries are down in every department of human knowledge and endeavor. if you ask what possible application that we have created that may be useful loud in the desert, -- what would it have an application to? education, urban planning, disaster relief. needless to say, we are ambitious than we think we can affect the course of things. we hope to in this century. >> i wante

dry at 4:00, low to mid 60s about 5:30 to 6 light rain will start1jiu moving in will gt heavier during the evening and overnight. this time tomorrow rain and slick roads not this morning. >>> the commute has been quiet. i can't find any problems around the bay area. we start with a live shot of 680 walnut creek this is southbound towards highway 24 through the san ramon valley no roadwork scheduled and the sunol grade grade. next, to san jose, northbound 280 headlights light out of downtown area up towards cupertino looking quiet on highway 17 out of the santa cruz mountains towards downtown northbound 17 as well. also, mass transit no delays on bart, cal train, ace or muni. >>> 4:36. >> still ahead, have you her the frigid weather sweeping europe right now. >>> more reports of deadly shelling of civilians in syria after china and russia vetoed the united nations' effort to stop the carnage. >>> mitt romney is on a roll coming off a landslide in nevada. we'll pre this week's gop battle ground states. çk >>> good morning. this is the abc7 morning news. you are looking live of a picture

those who were not able to make it tuesday, city hall looked spectacular. ñrwhoever organized it should gtç asking ourselves about the impactç of foreclosus in said francisco, which is an issue difficult to put your finger on. the article squaks about extensive foreclosures, defining san francisco, officials suggest how pervasive irregularities may be across the nation, that it actually speaks about the study that was done the discovered large amounts of ñrirregularities in this city ad county. i suggest everybody read it. it says a lot, and there is actually quite a bit to be concerned about. president miguel: some of that article was in today's "examiner"ç as wellç. other than that, i have been having a few meetingsç with people regarding the masonic auditorium issue, and there may even be hope of a solution. we will see. çcommissioner antonini: i also had some meetings. i would like to, of course, welcome commissionerç wu aboar. but crest mott court neighborhood association -- that may not be the correct term, but i did meet there with -- there is a project coming up in that area

. >> afterwords in gt going solo" we look at the trend of adults choosing to live alone. also this weekend on book tv sunday at 3:00, the second cousin of former secretary of state condoleezza rice, connie rice, on her work to reduce gank violence in l.a. and starting a dialogue between gang leaders and police. at 8:15, georgetown university's bonnie morris on her one woman play and book of the same name, "revenge of the women's study professor." book tv every weekend on c-span 2. >>> up next, dennis ross, the former middle east adviser to presidents obama and clinton. he talks about israel and recent changes in the middle east. ambassador ross stepped down from his post in the obama administration in november. the aspen institute here in washington hosts this hour, 20 minute event. >> welcome, everybody. it's good to have back our old friend, dennis ross. this is a michelle smith and robert smith foundation sponsored round table. also the middle east programs of the aspen institute are putting it together. i thank you all for being here. looking around the table, i reali

court does enforce some constraints on excessive partisanship is they use other droctrinal hooks to gt there. nato reaffirmed cox against larious, the supreme court said although we have held in the postthat population deviations of less than 10% are not a violation of one person one vote, we're going to affirm a district court decision striking down a 9.9% population deviation on the grounds that the only thing that explained that was incumbent protection and partisanship and those are illegitimate reasons for devi e deviati deviating. a number of the supreme courts voting rights cases i think can be explained in part as the supreme court using the voting rights act as a tool for limiting the amount of partisan ger wrijerrgerrymandering and b nate's point about the shaw cases. what really happened in the shaw cases is essentially the supreme court saw districts oddly shaped not for primarily racially relevant reasons but because the democrats, who were in control of the process at the time, drew those districts with the intent of also moving a number of minority voters into the distri

going to do a good thing so do though i know it's not appropriately and constitution ally legal we'll gt something good at thend? can we do that in a constitutional republic? >> no, we can't. the constitution is all about the means. that's the whole reason for having a constitution. it determines the means by which we act. no ends can justify a willful disregard for the restrictions of the constitution. >> well, let me ask you a follow-up question then. who gets to define what a recess is or an adjournment is? does the executive branch define for a legislative branch or does the legislation branch what's an adjournment or recess? who gets to pick that? >> the senate gets to decide when it's in recess. that is true -- so the president can't step in and say i now declare you in recess? >> that is correct. he doesn't control our part of the government, much as he might wish would be true, much as every president might wish to be true. >> in 2007 when senator harry reid kept the senate in pro forma session to keep the bush administration from appointing people and the bush administration ack

so how many more border patrol gts would have had to die as a part of operation fast and furious for you to take responsibility? >> the gentle lady's time has expired. the gentleman may answer, or not. >> you know, i -- you know, that's the kind of thing, you know, you wonder why you're getting those calls. you know, people focus on a question as much as an answer. and, you know, as a member of congress, you know, really? is that the way in which you want to be seen, you want to be known? you know, i should be held accountable for certainly my role in whatever i did or didn't do in connection with the supervision of fast and furious. but, yeah, i'm attorney general of the united states and i should be held accountable and perhaps even given some credit, imagine that, given credit for thing this is justice department has done under my leadership whether it deals with national security, vitalized antitrust, revitalized civil rights enforcement effort. and so one has to balance all of these things. i'm not claiming to be a perfect person or a perfect attorney general. i get up every day

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it came just hours after governor bob mcdonnell withdrew his the gts support.ted version still requires an external 8:sound. >> a wave of armed robberies across the districts shows no signs of slowing down despite police presence in some of the hardest-hit neighborhoods. >> tonight is your chance to speak out about the crime spree. john gonzalez has more. >> earlier this month, d.c. police chief said these crimes are overwhelming her department and even after over two dozen of rest, the crimes continued. nearly 600 robberies in the districts of far this year, many of them in upper northwest, and many of the suspects armed with guns and knives. >> it is distressing. i think anybody would be concerned. i have not heard these numbers were that high. it sounds like a high number. >> tonight city leaders will join the lease and worried residents atbealle little school to discuss. at least 40% of the robbers affect involve a smartphone or of a chronic of light -- device. >> i think they need to engage more. >> the well-known guardian angels have stepped of vigilance

this new bill gets a l-- pill gt of attention.hey figure we spend $40 billion every year dieting to try to get this figure. but a third of us are obese. and millions more are far from having a hard body. could this pill be the answer? frazier says it changed his life. >> i would go on a diet, lose 10, 15 pounds, it couldn't work out. >> reporter: he went from 390 pounds to 225. he's not alone. candace prince serely shed the pounds using the drug. it's been more than a decade since weight loss drugs were approved. doctors are looking for another option other than surgery. >> we need effective medicines for weight loss to help our parables. and qnexa is potentially a med sign that could be useful in this regard. >> reporter: it's coming up for review this week. but it's been rejected once already by the government. and yesterday, officials said they're still concerned about the side effects. which can include birth defikts in pregnant women, increased heart rate, memory lapses. >> too good to be true means, what's the other side of

but gt thompson dismisses all of that and he's one to endorse rick santorum. >> he recognizes what thee task will be faced and i like the fact that he talks about manufacturing and small businesses in particular as the backbone of this country. >> reporter: and some of santorum's former colleagues say nice things. >> he's knowledgeable. he's conservative. >> i love rick santorum. i think he would be a great president. >> reporter: still, no endorsement. >> i haven't endorsed anybody. >> reporter: and, john, you talked to some of his colleagues and it's pretty clear that it's not that he doesn't have relationships here, doesn't have friendships here. he certainly does. he has supporters in terms of his issues. it's just really mostly the electability issue. >> and back when it was newt gingrich, former speaker in the house, not only did he have hardly any endorsements, but is it the same for senator santorum? >> you know, i was asking that question and there was a statement, it was a freak out and it's something that we would likely see more of here on capitol hill if senator santorum,

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you currently own a bentley, a $450,000 porsche carrera gt, an aston martin, the maltese falcon, andecond yacht. who needs two yachts? well, we won't go into that. you own a 900-year-old moated estate in england, and i'm only telling what we know about. so you do like to show off? >> guilty as charged. [chuckles] >> analyze that for us. why do you have to have the biggest and the first, and-- what is that? >> you know, i'm no psychiatrist, but it probably comes from my childhood and the attitude of my parents. >> an only child, perkins grew up during the depression, which he says devastated his father and distorted his mother's priorities. >> my mother wanted things in life that my father couldn't provide that were bought by money. the fact that we didn't have any money was very, very evident always in my life. >> 'cause she talked about-- >> she talked about it all the time. >> and so he cares about money, and he likes to spend it. this is his latest project: his very own sports submarine, his newest high-tech toy, which he'll park on the forward deck of the maltese falcon. if you g

state -- that 20 billion to the borrowers themselves, the question is which borrowers are going to gtt and again, that's going to vary state to state, california is going to get the most from this settlement. >> diana, thanks so much. you can read more from diana on her blog at reality check.cnbc.com. >> just call them the young and the jobless. the job market may be improving in general. but the employment rate for the youngest workers are at its lowest levels in -- just 54% of 18 to 24-year-olds comfortable have a job. that's the lowest level since 18948. nearly half say that have taken a job just to pay the bills. on the other hand, some encouraging news out this morning, the number of people filing for unemployment aid fell to a four-year low last week. for several key swing states t unemployment picture is especially important ezra fine joins us now, as you write in your recent bloomberg column today about the recent swing states and how the unemployment picture is impacting those swing states so which are going to turn out to be more important? >> you can come up with any number

the back of reaching almost to the 101 into gt it is having an effect on the northbound ride. so far it has not completely connected. the potential exists for this crash to really tie things up. again, the chp originally estimated that they could be in the lanes with the two left lanes blocked. the coroner has just arrived on scene. that could help to speed up the cleanup operations. craig skalar is live on the scene. they are making some progress in loading of the vehicles. let's get a quick bridge check as we show you a ride on the bay bridge. >>james: the sun is shining down. a great start to the day. in some spots, a little bit chilly. in the south bay we are near 50 degrees. that is kind of where we are at the moment. we are looking at numbers neighborhood by neighborhood. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. >>darya: a bay area medical college is being shut down by state regulators over accreditation and financial difficulties. clark has a look this morning. >>mark: a quick break as the kron4 news continues. here is a live look outside on this thursday morning. a

a little bit ago he said i gt no speed. the car won't go.ing for more speed. i think he has good speed, he is just looking for more. looking at martin truex, jr. in the 56 car. i know he has 22 laps to the halfway money, $200,000. martin truex, jr. led the halfway lap a year ago. less pay day, only $50,000, last year's 2011. >> mike: 79 laps compete. truex the leader. his closest teammate clint bowyer the 5 hour energy toyota in 7th. within sight of the lead. four cars back on the inside lane. that is jeff gordon. the 24. and the 55 is another new teammate at mwr. >> darrell: i would say martin is lurking. just kind of lurks around and won't hear a whole lot about him for awhile. >> larry: 53-year-old mark martin. his 30th year in sprint cup. we know how close he came in 2007 to winning the 500. barely beat back to the line by kevin harvick. >> darrell: he had it and lost it. had it and a lot of it. lost it. >> mike: 53 years old and in better personal shape, physical shape than most 33-year-olds. brad kezelowski in the blue deuce in 12th pl

then she leaned down and gt too close to the dog, max, and got bit. >> i put my hand like this and i realized all the blood and the top part of my lip right here was gone. >> reporter: after four hours of surgery at denver health, 70 stitches, and a skin graft, she officially started her recovery. >> i'm so lucky. it could have been worse. it was bad but just think, my cheek, nose, eye, throat. i'm fortunate. i'm going to be fine. oh, well look. >> reporter: since the accident kyle has gotten hundreds of cards, letters, e-mails, social media well wishes. she says she's overwhelmed. >> all these children decorated these cards for me. >> reporter: students and classes, her friends, people she's met, people she doesn't even know. >> look from the magic that can come out of your down time. >> reporter: all sending happy thoughts. >> to write me these notes, so personal, to, look, i am starting to cry. to write such words of encouragement. they just know me from tv. they're just so wonderful, gary. i mean, people are just so kind, loving, there to pick you up when you're down. and i will

does not fitot within those that get the 84%th% disapproval rating that congress gets these days.ress gt here is one of the good guys. gs so want to welcome senator jim demint. senator jim demint started outut in washington in 1998 when he was elected to the house of representatives where he servedr three terms. we got to know them very well during those years, and work with him on a range of issue. he tends he tends to think about the biggest problems facing the country and his instincts lead him to want to introduce legislation to address those problems and great solutions for th them. he represents south carolina the keys the 55th center where he got elected w in 2004. international acclaim, remembering for this come as a tireless advocate to endadcate t earmarks began in fact in 2006 n he single-handedly at the end of this session stopped about 10,000 projects on going forward. "the wall street journal" e timate that saved americantimh taxpayers $17 billion, and taxpayers of greatest ally.d in 2006 he was elected chairman to a senate steering committee which is a caucus ofheari conse

it all kind of hit home at that point that the dynamics are changing to the extent is gt country. they send kids here to school. they admire our ability to assimilate people from all over the world in integrate them into our economy and make it work. i think that is one aspect of american life and society that everyone envys in the world. second, they envy our innovative spirit. they can't quite crack the code on innovation. they try. singaporeans try. they haven't been able to do it. we've always had a marketplace. the best in the world. we've been able to translate those innovations for purposes of job creation and economic success. that's where they see that weary roading a little bit and they have a chance to pick up the pace. >> rose: if you could determine the debate in the 2012 political campaign after both parties have their nominees on the field, what would you make that debate? >> i'd make that debate about the next big thing for america. because i think that's where most people in this country are drawing a blank. it's in that vacuum, in that void, that we have a sense

we're talking to the cast of gt the descendants."estaurant in new york. master chef art smith is going to be here. >> all the -- >> already booked through march. can't wait to try it out. first some news. >>> full speed ahead this morning for mitt romney. he's off to minnesota and nevada now after the resounding defeat of newt gingrich yet. romney getting 46% of the vote. one indication of his momentum, he'll now get secret service protection. earlier, he said the nasty florida campaign has prepared him for the national election fight. >> barack obama's team will put together a spiteful campaign. we'll have to be ready for that. raise the money to stand up against it. >> newt gingrich, his supporters held signs saying 46 states to go. newt gingrich vowed to keep fighting for another six months. >>> new proof that the u.s. auto industry is thriving. chrysler is reporting a profit. earlier this month, gm reclaimed its position as number one in global sales. >>> also this morning, a body of an 11th victim was found in the wreckage. driv

this storm system gt rolls, about 34 inches in steam boat springs. minneapolis, about 3 to 5. that snow system pulls away. mirld air behind it. not a lot of cold air on the board right now. what there is is one big, wet system moving into the northwest. the extreme avalanche danger even worse. 4 to 7 inches of snow on the west facing slopes. here is a look of the bright sunshine over fairfax where it is 30 degrees. that is one of the warm spots, dulles airport and 19 in manassas. a cool start to the day but it up nicely with a bit breeze out of the south and temperatures will be in the lower 50's this afternoon. isolated sprinkle today through thursday and a better chance of >> warmup starts today in new orleans. just wait. in the next half hour, we'll show you how 70s, 80s, 60s all over the country by the end of the week. >> did you say new orleans? did you say new orleans? i'm ready for mardi gras. show me something, mister. >>> some happy news from a member of our "gma" family over the weekend. elizabeth smart got mar rid in hawa hawaii. >> reporter: elizabeth smart and her

this storm system gt rolls, about 34 inches in steam boat springs. minneapolis, about 3 to 5. that snow system pulls away. mirld air behind it. not a lot of cold air on the board right now. what there is is one big, wet system moving into the northwest. the extreme avalanche danger even worse. 4 to 7 inches of snow on the west facing slopes. good morning. we seasonably coal. we will have sunshine this morning and as we go in to the afternoon the clouds will start to increase throughout the day. temperature around 48 degrees by lunchtime. 53 above average by 4:00. mostly cloudy skies by then. seven-day forecast brings some rain in to the forecast as we go in to wednesday evening in to thursday, check out the warmer weather thursday b temperature in the upper 60s. drying out by the weekend. >> warmup starts today in new orleans. just wait. in the next half hour, we'll show you how 70s, 80s, 60s all over the country by the end of the week. >> did you say new orleans? did you say new orleans? i'm ready for mardi gras. show me something, mister. >>> some happy news from a member of

meantime, mtv trying to decide how gym tan baby, gt xw, would work in her new spin-off show. >>> speakinga simpson ready to welcome her first. she's due pretty soon. but that doesn't mean she's letting swollen feet get her down. huh-uh, not our girl. she's showing how to pull this one off. running errands in a towering pair of heels. but the singer has joked she'll probably deliver her baby in four-inch heels. doctors do not recommend that. that doesn't seem to faze beyonce or victoria beckham. both of them clearly not buying into that antiquated phrase bare foot and pregnant. >> the doctors say no because you're offbalance. >> you're like a weeble. >> they're on stilts right there, right? >> then you're not quite -- >> i'm with you. i don't know how you do it without the baby. >> did you wear -- did you wear -- >> no, no, a big fan of the flats for nine months. >>> julia roberts is dazzling. on the upcoming cover of "vanity fair." snapped by mario sorenti. a terrific interview inside she says it was meryl streep's daughter who helped her worry less about raising her own kids in hollywood

in our gt quet real" today one of our panel members, guest on "saturday night live's" weekend update.imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. here it is. >> let's talk about what rick santorum said yesterday concerning women in combat, namely women are a danger because women will react too emotionally with them in harm's way. >> santorum doesn't like men worrying about women he should quit the race and endorse newt gingrich. when newt sees it in danger he abandoned her fast. >> the accent. >> yeah. >> the accent was perfect. the hair, i don't know. >> quite the parody of arianna because her voice is so indistinct. very difficult. >> is it fun to watch that or do you get mad? >> no, i don't get mad at all. tracey allman so far has done the best accent interpretation. i think this was even better. the hair oh glow the hair and the jacket. i thought the jacket exactly what you would wear. >> and also, before, you know, she was flirting with seth meyer. seth was great. >> next time you can weigh in. still ahead this morning on "starting point," tear gas, grenades being thrown. greece

we're getting to gt quet real" this morning. a little girl named anna kimbell.turned 7 years old. there she is on her website. she plays baseball on a little league team in texas. she plays with her little brother carson, teammates. they were teammates. team's coach told anna's mother that anna is being cut from the team. she outplays her little brother who i think is 6 years old. the reason is that he is moving the team to an all-boys league next season so that they can be more competitive. little girl ousted. her mom said this to a local station, i can't believe that she's 7 and already she's having to face this. she's already having to hear someone say, because of who you are, because you were born a girl, you're not allowed to go do something. well, anna, welcome to the world. no, kidding. that's terrible. her little brother is her biggest fan, which i think is sweet. nice to have a brother who loves you as opposed to fights with you. he says that if his big sister can't play, forget it, he's not playing either. >> all right. >> solidarity. >> 6-year-old of

they gt mailers in the boxes that says newt spells trouble. sue mentioned the ads rr going on from both the super pac and from the romney campaign. i'm a little astounded that everyone seems so shocked that the campaign is so negative. the twailgt campaign was, too. they're going to pulverize gingrich. you know they want him out of the race. >> again, john, the question, how do you get people to vote in the general election for mitt romney if he spends all his money in nevada trashing an opponent and not selling his heart? how does he win the heart -- i hate to be romantic about this, but how do you win the hearts of conservative republicans by just smashing your opponent? >> i guess the answer to that is, the fact is so many republicans and they hope enough independents are so negative about president obama that they can do whatever they want in the primary and they'll still vote for him. it's turning around with independents because of what has gone on in this republican primary. so it's a risky strategy. but they're counting on the negative

if the deal is implemented, 1800 gt at iranian arrangement is, did amount of would have been so minimum so that they would be a possibility if 20% frenchman and a 20% enrichment. his days 20% enrichment has been achieved, this is a full guarantee assurance they cannot we a military technology. this issue could be discussed. s. perez is strong political view. so there are three options. negotiations is the only meaningful option, which can create the results, but genuine negotiations, not negotiation this in a period i talked to both sides, stay in one room. discuss everything and then you can go. otherwise, in six months and other regional parameters are coming. new intentions are emerging. new inquisitions emerging. one decision put everything on the table with full mandates a can assure you because i know both sides concerns and assumptions. second options, sanctions. in 2010 instead of an admin did the deal, sanctions were important. in two years, iran produces much not only you started the enrichment of any you come the sanctions being imposed. by turkey is so interested because the

. >> what does it ofeel like to gt up on stage and sing bobbie jean, a song written for you?eel to play that song live. >> i wouldn't be able to do it if i thought it was about me. i'm in denial about the whole thing. >> my god. >> i don't know that for a fact. i worked on about 9 of the 12 songs on "born in the usa" coproduced and then i left and got obsessed with politics foolishly and put out two solo albums before that record came out. they added those three songs. that was one of them. >> yeah. >> i don't know. >> it's so nice to meet you. >> great to meet you. i watch you all the time. >> thank you for coming in. >> you guys are terrific. >> we're huge fans. >> thank you so much. watch lillehammer on netflix now. steven van zandt thank you so much. great to meet you. come back. >> any time. >> okay. >> how about every day? >> i'm in the village. >> all right. that's easy. >> the new jobless numbers are just out. we'll get those and business before the bell next on "morning joe." hello, how can i deliver world-class service for you today ? we gave people right off the st

manufacturing, we have found ways both over the internet and in person to allow the customer to access gtm when it comes to have to do the manufacture. if you want to know how to do employee training, we open up the doors to ge to this group of customers to say how do you do training. acquisition integration, same way. financial management, same way. and we think tearing down these barriers between our supply chain, our customers and they companies helps the entire enterprise work more effectively. and this is one of the things we can do in this target segment which is a real system of growth. and i think one of the things that maybe sometimes we draw an artificial delineation between companies, you know, big companies and small companies. when the reality really is that the extended enterprise works well together. suppliers, companies, customers. so this is another pillar of competitiveness and the things that work. if you go to the next slide, you know, i think the other aspect, this tends to be out of office in the way companies work together with other big companies is the role that a

we'll drop off through the next hour or so, that's when we gt our coolest point of the day.fter that the sun will be out, that means we're going to warm up nicely. 64 degrees in san jose, you'll easily make your way into mid-70s again. a little cooler toward the water, mid-60s. high pressure breaks down and moves east. the highs today are going to end up very comfortable in the upper 70s. 78 degrees in san jose, 77 now in almaden valley and 73 in los gatos. cooler but holding on to comfortable conditions saturday and sunday. plenty of sunshine, dry and mild conditions. that's what you can expect on saturday. if you want the warmth saturday is the better day. then we get the rain chance, more moisture. more of the norm for winter in the bay area. we lose the spring-like conditions as of the kickoff of next week on monday. let's check your drive. >> we'll take you out to the altamont pass, livermore valley, a 16-minute drive. like highway 4 t slowing in typical pattern. not as big of a deal because it's friday with a lighter flow of traffic and a lot of schools are on vacation