"on the road" with steve hartman. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: there f there's one number the presidential candidates are watching as closely as the polls it's the unemployment rate. today the labor department reported the rate fell two-tenths of a point last month to 8.5%. that's the lowest level since n three years. job creation picked up as well. the economy cranked out 200,000 new jobs in december bringing the total for the year to 1.64 million new jobs. we asked anthony mason to tell us where all those new jobs are. >> reporter: december's hiring surge was led by the transportation sector which added 50,000 jobs. most were messenger or currier positions and may only be seasonal. but the economy's overall grow growth-- 200,000 new jobs-- was the best since september. what do you make of this number? >> it's a pretty solid number. >> reporter: economist julia coronado liked the gain in manufacturing jobs-- 23,000 of them. >> those are good jobs, good high-

welcome back to the big picture i'm sam sachs coming up in this half hour where in the world is tom hartman he joins me in just a moment from one of the happiest places on the planet also a tiny island nation in the indian ocean is scared of sinking see what the president of that nation is doing to prepare and what we in america should be doing to prepare for global climate change as well and later i'll tell you all about a sad story coming out of wall street the plight of the banks there is coming up in tonight's daily take. all this week thom hartmann is doing his radio show live from reykjavik island iceland which according to a recent poll is one of the happiest nations on earth roughly half of the residents around the world say they are happy with life but in iceland seventy three percent say they are happy so what's up with up joining me now to give us an update on what he's up to and what life is like in the progressive paradise of happy iceland is none other than tom hartman tom welcome to your show a sam and in the u.s. i think it's thirty three percent said only thirty three perce

and "on the road" with steve hartman. a man who's lived by the golden rule gets something priceless in return. >> you can't buy the love that people have poured out for dad. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, the latest report on the economy today looks like welcome news. it shows that the economy was growing in the final three months of last year at an annual rate of 2.%. that's the best showing for any quarter in nearly two years. but it's not enough to make a big dent in unemployment, and it's not the best we've done since the great recession. the left side of this graph is 2007 and you see how far economic growth fell by 2008. the best showing that we've had was the beginning of 2010. after that growth tanked again. 2011 was all about a slow struggle to get back. where are the strengths and the weaknesses going forward? we asked anthony mason to show us. >> oh yeah, full reclining seats. >> reporter: much of the growth at the end of the year was due t

tom hartman i know you love this t.s.a. stuff but the agency says that rand paul was at no time detain. yeah and the agency says their chertoff porno x. ray scanners don't produce to dangerous levels of x. rays even though all european countries have banned them because the t.s.a. son says something doesn't make it true they told bomb ron paul rand paul to stand in that box now i call that detained maybe they think detained means sent to get low but i agree with rand paul that he was detained in fact the entire security circus at our airports is a form of unconstitutional detention and search in violation of our rights to be presumed innocence and our rights of privacy. finally our last comment of the day is from our viewer rant line and let's just say kids should cover their ears come on you're only failing the ignorant because you're such a god you know you're not a democracy you. can't get a constitutional republic and i show just. decide what the guns are for. now comparing to if i ever gave a kid on a truck in washingt

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welcome back to the big picture i'm tom hartman coming up in this half hour in a trying year for the occupy movement and especially for the journalists covering it how have police actions against journalists affected freedom of the press in america also president obama talked last night about a critical trade off between tax rates and investment in our nation was he specifically referring to and how could doing away with that benefit our economic wellbeing and if you really let a person star just assist us who is starving because we just continue to go hungry bless the approach behind one of our allies economic decisions i'll let you know why they're wrong what they should be doing. in the last days that of the union address president obama talked about a critical choice that we as americans need to make about taxes and investment here in our nation here's what he said. right now because of loopholes and shelters in the tax code a quarter of all millionaires pay lower tax rates then millions of middle class households do we want to keep these tax cuts for the wealthiest americans or

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welcome back to the big picture i'm tom hartman coming up in this half hour the world's economic elite are party it up in davos switzerland for the world economic forum they're actually doing anything to help the rest of the world and who's making all the noise floor a listers there and she'll tell also on tonight's geeky science segment we all know magic mushrooms made the sixty's a colorful bore but what is new research showing us about the possible beneficial effects and they have been raging grandmothers and babies alike in the church off x. ray porno scanners in our airports actually make us safer just part of an elaborate show. political and economic leaders from around the world are gathered in davos switzerland for the second day of the world economic forum never has the forum been held to mince such global instability and financial uncertainty and its attracted its fair share of protests the occupy movement building igloos outside the swiss alps resort as world leaders gather leaders gathered inside the davos resort know that the pressures of the global capitalist economy can

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"on the road" with steve hartman. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: good evening, mississippi's attorney general said today he will go to court to reverse the majority of pardons made by former governor haley barbour this week on barbour's last day in office. barbour pardoned more than 200 convicts, including four killers and ever since he did the question man what was he thinking? today barbour finally answered and anna werner was there. >> i am fully confident the pardons and other clemency i have that given were all valid. >> reporter: in his last days in office, former mississippi governor haley barbour granted pardons for 203 criminals, including four convicted murderers. one of them, anthony mccray, was originally sentenced to life in prison. >> i believe in second chances and i try hard to be forgiving. >> reporter: barbour's pardon of mccray said he proved to be a diligent and dedicated workman and granted him a full, complete a

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steve hartman met him on the road. >> reporter: at 55 miles an hour, you can miss it. >> we'll see thegure out what we want to do 30 second later. even with a guide driving, the town blows by. >> the post office is over here. >> reporter: will we see it all? >> yup. >> reporter: if you come to a full and complete stop in paoli, colorado, population 50, and sit down with its mayor, virgil harmes, you'll find a real attraction here. we're here to talk about your political career. >> oh,. >> reporter: a politician who can't stand politics. what do you think when you watch politics on tv? >> i try to find another channel. >> reporter: okay. >> what do you do? >> reporter: i'm the channel you're changing from. ( laughter ) virgil may not be great for ratings, but i think he'd make a great president. a farmer by trade, i've always believed if someone wants to run the country, he should know how to run a tractor first. secondly, he's a simpleton when it comes to money. virgil believes if you borrow it, like paoli had to do for a new water system, you actually pay it back. >> paid it back thre

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welcome back to the big picture i'm tom hartman coming up in this half hour is it really possible and mitt romney is a serial killer one possible candidate for the presidency think so we'll see how my guest conservative commentator david selig is going to try to squirm out of this one just a moment also speaking of serial killers many how t.v. shows like c.s.i. in the mentalist pretend to get into the minds of murderers to find out what makes them tick but a teenager because of a horrific accident suddenly discovered he had the ability to do just that for real and in today's daily take hours longer we're going to let the banks to screw us find out what france is doing to limit their banks toure's damage and why we should be taking notes. the field for the republican presidential nomination officially shrank today jon huntsman formal formerly formally announced his withdrawal from the nomination raised earlier this afternoon. today i am suspending my campaign for the presidency i believe it is now time for our party to unite around the candidate best equipped to defeat barack obama. hu

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welcome back to the big picture i'm sam sacks in for tom hartman coming up in this half hour massive wealth inequality shouldn't exist in a nation with a democracy so why then do six walton heirs own more wealth than thirty percent of the nation combined i'll ask that question oregon state representative jefferson smith in just a moment and who's crazier the presidential candidate who wants us all to prepare for the zombie apocalypse or the presidential candidate wants to ban contraceptives we'll settle this question a bit later and in tonight's daily take tom breaks down the myth of the so-called job creator and calls on the president to put an end to outsourcing jobs in america . after mitt romney won the new hampshire.

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or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom hartman welcome to the big picture. our guys have time for tonight tool time award and tonight we're giving it to the current g.o.p. front runner mitt romney may be riding the republican ticket next november but there are some serious questions about how he matched his wealth and what he's done with it since most recently everybody's been asking about asking him about when he's going to release his tax forms but since he's been dodging that one and not very well by the way he decided to take a moment to bash newt gingrich last night when it comes to the history of congress . which you listen to in my view and the speaker's rendition of history go back to nine hundred seventy this involving a washington is in my view a perfect example of why we need to send to washington someone who has not lived in washington but summers lived in the real streets of america. lived in the real streets of america without the wall street maybe some beautiful street a gated community i think that we all know that

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welcome back to the big picture i'm tom hartman coming up in this half hour private corporations are eating our towns where a common good devoured what's left for breakdown in just a moment also in tonight's geeky science segment conservatives love to rail against same sex adoption i'll tell you why they should start listening the science for us and it looks like george bush and dick cheney may want to get a good lawyer and ideally take what's going on around the world and why we need to start pressuring our president to throw bush and his cronies in the prison. the state of florida is up for sale republicans in florida want to sell off their state of ohio as bitter and they don't want you to know about the state senate in tallahassee is considering legislation that will allow lawmakers to privatized critical parts of the commons and outsource government duties to private corporations that could include everything from selling off public parks turning them into corporate chemical factories or handing over state prisons to corporations like c.c.a. which lobbies for harsher drug penalt

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and "on the road" with steve hartman.an who's lived by the golden rule gets something priceless in return. >> you can't buy the love that people have poured out for dad. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, the latest report on the economy today looks like welcome news. it shows that the economy was growing in the final three months of last year at an annual rate of 2.%. that's the best showing for any quarter in nearly two years. but it's not enough to make a big dent in unemployment, and it's not the best we've done since the great recession.

steve hartman takes us to a sub terrainian open house and more. but first here are the headlines for this sunday morning the 29th of january, 2012. the florida republican primary is tuesday. and the latest poll now puts mitt romney well ahead of opponent newt gingrich. last night a former candidate herman cain through his support behind gingrich calling him a patriot, a man who isn't afraid of bold ideas. republican presidential hopeful rick santorum has canceled today's campaign events to be in philadelphia where his three-year-old daughter bella is now hospitalized. the child has a serious genetic condition. about 300 occupy oakland protestors were arrested last night after a day-long demonstration ended violently. police used tear gas to disperse a crowd trying to seize an empty convention center. u.n. inspectors this morning began touring iran's nuclear facilities. iran wants to prove its atomic goals are peaceful, a claim other nations including the united states have rejected. the pentagon even wants to start building conventional bomb becau

tysyn hartman is out. they have taken his helmet from him.gus: thank you very much. and wilson! the big fella! [ applause ] 36-yard gain. pearson with the tackle. >> charles: how about the blocking here. kiero small, going to lead to the hole. look at the block on the line of scrimmage. everyone is matched up. look at that. everyone has a man. then the step-over on the tackle by garrett. broderick green with a huge explosive run. >> gus: all the way down to the kansas state 30. there is an injured player. and it's kansas state player at the 35. and it's lamur. the starting linebacker senio senior. >> how about the return of broderick green this year? they didn't expect him back all season long. tore his acl in spring practice. they didn't expect to see him at all. incredible, diligent rehab to make it back. his first game back, two touchdowns against texas a&m running the football. talk about the will to return to play. broderick green showed that this year. >> gus: green in this game, three carries, 43 yards. he has been terrific. as emmanue

hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom hartman welcome to the big picture. a cargo helicopter flies through a mountain coolidge before it reaches the weather station and. good his situation in the mountains of the caucuses nature is a as an altitude of more than two thousand meats is about sea level it is the optimist station in the west and caucuses its total square is two hundred eighty two thousand hectors our reserve is the only one in russia that occupies the territory of three russian regions it's really unique. the directive the coaxes reserve personally i have a sees the rotation of strong and food supplies in this remote area. the helicopter rarely stops at juga for more than twenty minutes but even such a short period of time is enough for dimitri says i think just some kid to get several shots on take. up. most of the world's weather stations located in major cities record changes in the atmosphere resulting from industrial waste and vehicle fumes the data collected juga and similar stations is important for fundamental

steve hartman on the road. >>> cbs news has lost a long time award winning correspondent. richard was killed today when his car collided with a propane tanker truck on new york's long island. he was with cbs for 25 years before retiring. before that, e was with abc. he corveed everything from the vietnam war not assassination of robert kennedy to the kidnapping and trial. his last appearance was in 2004 on sunday morning when he came out of retirement to celebrate the broadcast's 25th anniversary. richard was 74 years old. we'll be right back. >>> this friday the 13th, not unlucky at all. rather lucky. we had high temperatures averaging up to 10 degrees above normal. good evening. let's take a look from marin toward the golden gate bridge. in that city by the bay, the beautiful city of san francisco. 65 degrees today when the average high is 56. reached all the way up to 74 degrees in salinas and santa cruise. santa rosa is at 39 degrees. these temperatures have been averaging 30s and 40s. so will be another frosty overnight. waking up to frost on the lawn and one more day

steve hartman under the road in central kansas. >> aboveground, let's het and take a look at the conditions in oakland. tonight, we'll have the full forecast, the warmest day of the weekend. >>> we were just listening to the commercial talking about the center and the holiday ice. take a look at bright lights. because both the holiday ice rink and the center will go dark on sunday night. as a holiday season officially wraps up here in the bay area. all those 17,000 brilliant illuminated lights going dim sunday night and they will flip the switch again in mid november. let's take a look outside where current air temperatures are in the 40s and santa rosa dipping down to 39 degrees. going to be an awfully chilly night overnight, with temperatures dipping down near freezing. mid 30s trivalley as well as the santa clara valley. 35 in redwood city. looks like your weather headlines suggest a couple different changes. turning breezy to windy and sunday, an offshore flow with near or record warmth. here we go. let's take a look at wind speeds as we are projecting them for the weekend. saturday by

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steve hartman on the road in cupertino. >> cbs news has lost a long time award winning correspondent.hard was killed today when his car collided with a propane truck. he was with cbs news for 25 years. before that, he was with abc and he covered everything from the vietnam war to the assassination of robert f. kennedy. the kidnapping and trial. he was there. his last appearance on cbs was in 2004 on sunday morning. when he came out of retirement, they celebrated their 25th anniversary. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to eyewitness news on this friday the 13th, which actually panned out to be lucky here in the bay area weather wise. we had highs averaging 10 degrees above normal. take a look at this. it's gorgeous. looking out from marin towards the city. 65 degrees there today. average high is 56. current air temperature all the way down to 38 degrees now in santa rosa. one of the cool spots. overnight will dip down into the 20s. obviously we'll have frost developing in the overnight hours. one more day of unseasonally mild conditions. first rain still on track to arrive wednesd