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i am -- >> maybey hart. >> thank you for say -- mary hart. >> thank you for saying it for me.nk that's the first time in 26 years. >> reporter: this time, mary will be hosting between george and brad. >> seeing these two friends, george clooney and brad pitt, going up against the same award. here, they're each getting their own award. no competition here. going back to ocean 11s -- oceans 11. they tease each other and do practical jokes on each other. >> brad will be honored for money ball, while george gets double recognition for the descendants and the ides of march. >> the amazing thing about george is the humidity is -- humility is always there. he is humbled and thrilled with the response to both of the pictures. >>> also, katie perry's parents speak about their daughter's divorce. plus, which latest stars got engaged. >> that's at 7:30, here on wjz 13. >>> the girl scouts are celebrating 100 years with a new cookie. the company that manufactures the sweets is introducing a lemon cookie. it's called savannah smiles. this cookie is described as cool and crisp, with just th

front runner, was considered the inevitable choice and ran into the sand storm, the hurricane of gary hart. mondale gave a speech at that time in florida and said this is why i am in the race. it was just a statement of his political beliefs and principles. that is what mitt romney has to do. the question about him is core to the man and beyond that, inevitability is not a campaign argument. i am not going to vote for somebody because of the inevitable. what is it that makes mitt romney want to be president in a public sense, not private vindication sense? >> what we heard in new hampshire and iowa was i am going to vote for this guy -- i am not crazy about him -- but he is the one who could beat obama. >> what south carolina is showing is that mitt romney has issues, serious issues, that will cause his campaign to stumble. not only against obama, but also in trying to get the republican nomination. >> let's not overestimate this. south carolina is as much home country for newt gingrich as a new hampshire was for romney. so, what is remarkable is how romney has sunk in one week and how qui

and i think that's what peter hart was picking up with his focus group. and in the way he made money, it wasn't manufacturing like his father, an iconic car, the rambler. it isn't a product. >> never understood how he made his money. and that was one of the things that mitt struggled with. >> and more so the leveraged buyouts. that was the larger part of the career was lefrpbled buyouts. -- leveraged buyouts. that's not a productive form of capital creation other than making money. chris: let's get to what romney is like, the old question, three key questions about that. what is this distancing people are always talking about? he has this distance from people. and is he a good guy, that's a tough one and what would happen if he lost, and how important is this race to him? i got to go back to you. the distance thing. everybody says that. and you want to go in on this, kathleen? >> i'm dying. chris: go. people say he looks through when you he talks to you. >> i've spent time with him a little bit. and he doesn't look through you. i don't think. he's very wa

hart's location also voted.nd host on sunday morning and michael steele, former chairman of the republican party, welcome to all of you. quickly, you're a.p., supposed to count the votes. where the hell's location? come on. >> send an e-mail. >> we don't have anything. >> class warfare in the republican party, michael steele, how did this happen? >> it's silly, man. i mean, the 11th commandment doesn't matter. so gone beyond the pale on this. >> you think what newt's going is beyond the pale to romney? >> is targeted with what romney did to newt and opened up a can of worms nobody's going to benefit from ultimately. when we get to south carolina this will be a bloodletting unlike anything you've ever seen before. i think at the end of the day, the base is going to sit there and they're still going to take their time and decide who ultimately they want, and it's a process, and it's a good process, but the noise right now is not good. whether you're talking about, you know, how you feel about the unemployed or how

but as richard hart next generation screen is going tactile. >> is a smarted phone or tablet computer or large screen tv. we expect all those devices to have touch interfaces. >> did you david's tablet touches him back. >> each time i feel a sensation. >> on it you can feel the icons you push. when you drag a key to a lock you feel a click when it opens. in this demonstration the asphalt feels rougher. you feel then on the simulation but rigid sideways. this doesn't feel like the sandpaper but it's finer the asphalt. it isn't all that new in dashboards and appliances but so far you need to plug them into a wall. >> they vibrate the entire device. ours is done using electrostatic >> you interpret tablet from a manufacturer. >> it has has been laid out over the glass by the company. electrified glass so thin it's almost invisible. because it doesn't vibrated it doesn't use at as much battery power making it practical for mobile devices. it will have to be incorporated by manufacturers but there is month reason that all screens couldn't have touchback capability. some within a year. with

. >> y nos vamos a otro corte publicitario y en segundos muchos goles en mÉxico y un hart y de histÓricoise. vamos a ver quÉ esta pasando en el fÚtbol de mÉxico. el cu. hablando de jorge ramos. ahÍ estaban las chivas frente a los pumas que estaban celebrando con camiseta retro. fue un 0 a 0. primer punto para el equipo denacho. vamos a ver que pasÓ en el escenario caliente de tijuana. uno a cero con este gol de carlos argüello. cristian suÁrez le da la ventaja a los de la comarca y a tres del final que bien que le pega el chato. y para fÉlix... yocovich se tira a tres casas despuÉs de haber ganado a nadal. el espaÑol lamentablemente se quedÓ con las ganas el 1 sigue siendo yocovich. se viene el sÚper ball. estaremos con el tazÓn latino y me voy para allÁ tempranito maÑana para pasar frÍo. chau chau. >> creo que hoy boca conserva la paternidad sobre river. seguimos con noticias y terminamos con las imÁgenes de la famosa bÚsqueda de vÍctimas del costa concordia. en este vÍdeo revelado hoy por la guardia costera, los usos recorren todos los rincones de el enorme buque. >> la cifra de vÍctim

with the next step in sculpture, richard hart, abc7 news. >> pretty cool ?ie. just ahead, the tiger mome. the author whose book was a lightning rod for parents and an unusual bird that is drawing a lot of attention. >> and hi, everyone. i am leigh glaser. we have clear skies and napa is reporting 34 degrees. a windchill factor though. what it feels like on the skin out there of 29 degrees. so a cold night tonight, chilly tomorrow. and then we will look ahead and tell you when you can expect the rain to move back in. >>> she single handedly sparked outcry in parenting debates across the globe with her published memwior "battle him of the tiger mother." amy stopped by 7 live and sat down with copeland and better mu des to talk about her story of clashing cultures between chinese and western eye ideals of parenting. >> the book is a lot of the mistakes. if i had to do it all over again, i would raise my kids the same exact way with some adjustments. but there is this list that everything is hurt. nobody has play dates and they should only play the piano and never

with the next step in media, richard hart, abc7 news. >>> another report this week finds 83% of adultsnder 25 watch most of their tv on-line. >>> at the stroke of midnight one family was ringing in the new year with a new birth. sophia was born at midnight at eden medical center in castro valley. she weighed 7 pounds and five ounces at birth and was a little less than 20 inches long. mom and baby are doing just fine. con fwrat lagses. -- congratulations. >> the 22nd annual rose parade takes place tomorrow. you can see it at 8:00a.m. here on abc7. >>> from the daily show to here in the bay area. john oliver talks about the upcoming iowa caucus and how he met his wife. >> and taking the plunge for a good cause. >> and i'm -- and we are seeing some clouds move in to parts of the coast and some temperatures really dropping. how warm we will get tomorrow and your accu-weather >>> welcome back. we want to take tout breaking news we have been following. big trouble getting out of san francisco right now. three out of the four westbound lanes of i-80 just west of fourth street are shut down. t

richard hart looks at changes in media. >> reporter: in 2011 for the first time americans spent moree looking at their mobile devices than all print media combined. not much more, but it is a first. projecting this an into the coming year we will spend twice as much time in front of mobile devices as in front of paper figures from a report by a research company e-marketer. the loser is radio, year after year we spend less time listening to it. a year from now we could be spending more time with tablets and phones than radios. among electronic media, television use continues to grow we spend more time in front of tv's than all digital media combined more of us watching televisions lit with l.e.d.'s in 2012 more screens will be sold with l.e.d.'s back lights than fluorescent bulbs back lights. we will spend more money on streaming music and downloading it than on cd's 2.8 billion versus 2.7. what does this mean? l.e.d. t investigation means reduced electrical bills and longer life -- streaming music wastes no paper or plasticy&i. 2012 promises to be a greener year. with the next step i

hart for the rebound. tiffany hayes has a big defensive board for the huskies. 9 seconds dift between the game clock and shot clock. >> [cheers and applause]. >> mary: got her from behind. >> don: big play by the sophomore kayla mcbride. she ties the game at 63. we might not be done. >> mary: for the 3rd time skylar diggins with the pick. here's the steal from behind. the flick. and gone. one more time. wide open. the ball leaves her hand. beautiful job of driving. using the background. protecting it. we are all tied up. >> don: a timeout. u-conn has no more. notre dame has 2. notre dame still under the limit. notre dame rallies back to tie the game. novosel said a lot when she said when you play connecticut you find out how good you are. >> mary: that's right. i love the comment by skylar diggins. she said after losing to u-conn at home we said when are we going to be sick of losing to these guys? a great comeback. who will execute in the final seconds? will notre dame play it safe or go for steals? >> do

hart for the rebound. tiffany hayes has a big defensive board for the huskies. 9 seconds dift between the game clock and shot clock. >> [cheers and applause]. >> mary: got her from behind. >> don: big play by the sophomore kayla mcbride. she ties the game at 63. we might not be done. >> mary: for the 3rd time skylar diggins with the pick. here's the steal from behind. the flick. and gone. one more time. wide open. the ball leaves her hand. beautiful job of driving. using the background. protecting it. we are all tied up. >> don: a timeout. u-conn has no more. notre dame has 2. notre dame still under the limit. notre dame rallies back to tie the game. novosel said a lot when she said when you play connecticut you find out how good you are. >> mary: that's right. i love the comment by skylar diggins. she said after losing to u-conn at home we said when are we going to be sick of losing to these guys? a great comeback. who will execute in the final seconds? will notre dame play it safe or go for steals? >> do

but hart won new hampshire and in tepid he lost, too.may not be impossible for gingrich or santorum to overtake romney or win, but something like that has never happened. bret? >> bret: you look at santorum for example, at the end of the week they are still certifying that vote in iowa. he could win iowa. >> he could have won it. you got to feel for rick santorum a bit here. because he was kind of snake bitten. he had a good showing and he was the story, surprising showing. unfortunately for him, mitt romney who had been expected for most of the election psychoto doll next to nothing in iowa appeared to come out ahead of him. so he had to share the spotlight with the front runner. in new hampshire there didn't seem to be momentum for romney and he badly there. >> bret: santorum. >> santorum. sorry. he never caught on. he is still struggle to dog that. he has still got gingrich in way and paul in his way and lesser extent perry in his way. he also, it also turns out by the way that santorum finished fourth, not fifth in new hampshire. ear

meanwhile, in hart's location a little further down state from dixville notch, mr. romney wound up with five there. ron paul with four. huntsman two. perry and gingrich each get one. if you're keeping score at this point, way early, mitt romney leading by a couple. >> why do they do it so early? because they are keeping up tradition. apparently they started this for men and women who worked on the rails. they needed to go and vote before they could go to their shift. anyway, let's talk about modern times since the 1950's, two cities and nine towns in new hampshire have always been right? >> that's hard to look there. >> i love stories like this. there's nothing better than a good mystery. so let's take a look at what they are so you can come to your screen and read them out for you as well. >> ok. the towns that are always right, rochester which is, of course, as you know, the lilac city. also the state flower. clairemont, these two are on the eastern and western sides of the state. also, east kingston, new market, pembroke, washington, that is to say, sanbornton, l

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. >> a hart-stopping moment for a woman after her bungee cord failed during the jump. the 22-year-old plunged into a river along the border of zambia and zimbabwe, she was able to swim to safety despite a broken collar bone and her legs being entangled by a court. >>> happy birthday to the duchess of cambridge. she turns 30 years old today. buckingham palace says her birthday will be low key and private. >>> now here's an early look at one of your top health headlines on msnbc.com. sunday novartis issued a nationwide voluntary recall of certain bottled version of ex-said din urks buff rinne, know doze because they may contain stray chips. it could potentially result in an incorrect dose or an allergic reaction. for more information on this and other health stories check out the health page at msnbc.com. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,359 after losing 55 points friday. the s&p was down 3 points, and the nasdaq added 4. taking look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei dipped 98 point ts, but

besides the early voting towns of "hart's llcation" and "dixville notch"... polling staaions in the rest of new hampshire open at 6 a-m.they close as late as 8 o'clock tonight. stay tuned to fox45 morning news or continuing coverage of this ssory.we're taking you live to new hampshire... for the kick-off of the republican primary.that's cominggup in our 6 o'clock hour. you can read all our stories about the race for the white house.just go to fox baltimore dot com... and click on the "vote 2012" logo in the "news features" section.as always... all the stories on our website are free. bill daley has announced he's stepping down....as the white expected to staa on the job through the end of the ponth... and then serve as a co-chair of president ooama's re-election campaign.budget director jack lew will fill the position. more trouble for snoop dogg... the hip hop star was arrested in texas... for trying to bring drugs over the border to mexico.agents found three prescription bottles &pfilled with marijuana cigarettes.and sources say... he freely admitted they w

richard hart has drive to discover report. >> imagine refocus ago picture years after you took it, a wanted something in focus, just touch it with a new kind of picture called a light field image taken with a new kind of camera. the camera is simple to use. the only buttons are one to turn it on and one to snap a picture. the rest is controlled with a touch screen. flipping, deleting a star to the good ones. it has an honest good zoom that responds to a simple touch. it's developer is litro, the employees here it's not business it's personal. >> i don't have to focus to take a shot i'm able to quickly capture my daughter. >> the secret is software that calculates distance. >> why didn't think they think of this before. they did, it required a super computer. today the computer is in here. >> aalong with a sophisticated lens and chip to recorded image. every point in every scene sends outs a million rays of lighted. conventional records them on a single ray. that is called focus. a light field camera overlays the image with a million lenses each capturing a different focus. a computer

. -- hart. >>> senator john kerry arrives at the white house, looking a little beaten up. the senator showed up to an event to honor the stanley cup boston bruins, the broken nose and two black eyes. no, he wasn't playing in the game. kerry's injury was hockey- related, though. he said he got whacked with a stick while playing with friends. that's what you do in baltimore. >> exactly. >>> it's not an award-winning day on wall stree the markets are down, but not dramatically. the dow is down 33. s&p down a point. nasdaq is up 2. let's go to new york right now, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >>> stocks snapped a five-day winning streak on worries that greece is moving closer to defaulting on its debt. >>> the international monetary fund also cut its forecast for the global economy. imf also says the world recovery, which is already weak, is stalling as the crisis intensifies. investors at bank of america will reportedly take a 25% y cut. that includes salary and bonus. b of a reported a second consecutive loss last quarter. >>> mcdonald's co

dixville notch toward the top of new hampshire and hart's location in the middle of the state, they go first. they vote right as soon as they can after midnight. if past is any prologue, there will be fewer than 40 registered voters from the two towns combined. once they vote it's pretty easy and quick to count who they have voted for. look who they picked last time. in 2008, dixville notch and hart's location, both picked barack obama in the democratic primary and republican primary, they both picked john mccain, in the general election, they both picked barack obama. for president. so right, right and right. what does that mean for their voting this year? it means absolutely nothing. but they did pick the winners last time around. >>> the overall goal of the republican part t in choosing the nominee is obviously to defeat president obama in the general election. but the controlling dynamic within that process for much of the last year has been republicans desire to find somebody other than mitt romney to do that. mr. romney had everything going for him in the race, has been the prohi

and hart finished second in iowa but got the media spin.e came back and won new hampshire. ronald reagan nearly lost the big lead to george h.w. bush but came back near the end to recover. if you have, for example, romney finishing in a distant third place tomorrow night or fourth place, that would be so far below expectations that you can't spin that result favorably. and romney would become more vulnerable. the problem, though, is a candidate like rick santorum is not someone who would be a natural fit for new hampshire. the best new hampshire candidate might be a jon huntsman, for instance, but he's not competing in iowa. his campaign is too much of a moderate to win over the evangelical vote there. you don't have any candidate but romney who can pull off this one-two parlay in the first two states. >> i don't want to get too hypothetical, although that's what this whole discussion is i guess. it's predictive and hypothetical. if predictions prove to be, or polling proves to be roughly in line with the results in iowa and new hampshire,

is this taking off like gary hart did or jerry brown did?uld become a self sustaining our call. >> if that's been the tradition and i am not opposed to doing now, time will tell, but i anticipate that most likely i'll get asked to do that around april. my last 10 years my income comes overwhelmingly from investments made in the past. >> about every time he opened his mouth on the subject of taxes this week, mitt romney put his foot in it. 50% tax rate, in -- income from investments, critic 15% tax rate, income from investments -- abbas the campaign get into this kind of trouble? every campaign is inevitably a mirror. it is about his strengths and weaknesses. >> the campaign has come to him time and again and says we have to get this out. this is your credential, you're calling card is your business experience. your personal economic accomplishments. the bain finger in the last week and he fumbled and stumbled and mumbled and the debates and by thursday, he was worse. this is a man whose -- who has to do this. he says time will tell the body

didn't hurt that she was the daughter of the most powerful man in the united states senate, thomas hart benton from missouri. it didn't hurt that thomas hart benton of missouri didn't have this report of captain fremont published in the government printing office because that made it public information in all the newspapers all over the country, reprinted this and fremont became what we used to think -- like we used to treat astronauts. all about heroes and that is what fremont became. just as kearney was making his march and the war was started and the west was farther up, fremont launched another exploration which he said he did on -- under secret orders from the president of the united states himself to take this band of trappers, 60 heavily-armed -- almost an army in those days and go to california and if possible capture it. the interesting part of that was a war hadn't started yet. people had gone into trouble by starting wars. especially young captain's but fremont insisted -- over and across the mountains he went. became mixed up with something called the bear flag revolt in cal

the man responsible for carrying and dropping the hart says that arrival was a bit scary. it was protected in three layers of plastic. an operation similar to this one will hopefully have made the journey worthwhile. >> finally, zambia's tourism minister it's probably had his heart in his mouth when he bungee jump off the bridge. trying to convince people that bungee jumping is saith following an accident in which an australian's jumper's rope snapped. he wanted to restore people's face. no bungee jumping for me. >> our main news this hour, burma has begun releasing more political prisoners. several prominent dissidents are expected to be among them. if you are a cricket fan, you probably know this already. he has failed again in his request for his 100th international century. he has spent dismissed on the fifth day of the third test. the wait goes on for the man that they call the little master. >> make sense of international news. bbc.com/news. >> funding for this presentation is made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu newman

i'm wyatt ever hart. if it gets out for the weekend. >> did you see this coming?next year if you buy a 99-cent i-tunes song by pit bull it'll cost you a dollar and a nickel. the state wants to tax apps. >> all the clouds closing n we stayed dry, an the way home, will be drive tomorrow in the morning in the rain? first, here is wyatt with the answer. >> a lost us were stuck on the jfx. what a difference a year makes with just a rain out there. there is rain on the western suburbs, northern baltimore. parts of 83 which were so tough last year. some improvement with that. the radar

presidents gary hart, pat buchanan, john mccain, and president hillary clinton. >> thank you, thank you>> reporter: okay, maybe it doesn't always pick presidents. but it is the next great step on that yellow brick road to the emerald city of the nomination. and guess who has a lake house by the yellow brick road. >> i've got a summer home here, we've got a lot of friends here. >> reporter: mitt romney, the former massachusetts governor, has a vacation house here and has been campaigning here since 2007. and will be very hard to beat here. >> good to see you. >> reporter: also waiting for the candidates here? >> welcome to new hampshire. >> reporter: former governor jon huntsman skipped iowa and has been camped out in the granite state for months. he knows if iowa is the place for candidates licking their wounds, new hampshire is the place where they come to pour salt in them. do you anticipate sharper elbows in this state starting tomorrow? >> hard to know. i think sharp elbows started a long time ago. that will continue. i think that's all part of differentiating candidate by candidate

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