i'm j.c. hayward. the supreme court is taking up president obama's healthcare law today, two years after the president actually signed it into law. some say that this is the biggest case to go before the nation's highest court in decades. nine justices are listening to three days of arguments, concerning whether the healthcare law is constitutional. 26 states are challenging the law, which aims to extend health insurance to more than 30 million americans. >> the question is, how much the federal government can force states to comply with its will. >> reporter: today's issue is, should the court postpone a decision, because the law doesn't actually go into effect until 2014. >>> outside the courthouse, scores of people waited in line throughout the weekend just for the opportunity to get inside the court to hear those arguments. kristen fisher joins us now from the supreme court with more information. kristen? >> oral arguments lasted about two hours, they wrapped up about 15 minutes ago. i tell you wha

j.c. penny losing some ground. they might be losing some business to target, which had fantastic february numbers. see you tomorrow. right now, it's scott wapner and the "fast money halftime report." >> thanks so much. four hours now to go until the close and here's where we stand on the street. take a look. green across the board. the dow industrials good for almost 50 points. s&p, two-thirds of one percent gain for the nasdaq. the best rally in 14 years is in the books. welcome to march. oil and gold, both higher. the top stories we're trading today. retail belowout from gap to nordstrom. strong sales show the american consumer is alive and well. more blackberry blues. rim sliding again. a rebirth for micro soft and the pc. dan niles speaks out. forget apple 550. and gold in qe free world. what do now? let's get right to it and start with the consumer roaring back. stephany, welcome to the program. you manage jim cramer's chartable trust. what great retail numbers today. >> i think a lot

j.c. hayward is off today. >>> we begin with a plea deal stemming from the tragic death of a two-year-old boy. veterinarian karen murphy left her toddler in it a hot van last july. charges were reduce and murphy pled guilty to misdemeanor child neglect charges. prosecutors agreed the death of the boy was an accident. >> i couldn't see that the felony would serve justice. she would not have, she wouldn't be able to practice medicine any more. we wouldn't be able to use her at the animal shelter. and to hut her -- to put her in the pen ten try or subject her to the penitentiary i don't feel was appropriate in there case. >> murphy did not receive jail time but still has to serve three years of probation and complete 400 hours of community service. >>> a university of maryland student is undergoing psychiatric evaluation after posting an online threat, promising to go on a shooting rampage at the school. campus police say the web message from 19-year-old alexander song claimed a shooting spre

people always want to remember that as bleak as things can look their idealism of smarts j.c. de guard and his intentions to sell their who for some. time to come home alive and are able to put their lives back on the right track. she vanished on march 16th after leaving her home on the way to the ball high school. so far there are no leaves us the whereabouts of sierra llama is self by selected to now in the auditorium this is with the registration will commence this is also the headquarters for the volunteer search effort beginning aids o'clock this morning and searching will begin today and is expected to go every day through every sunday with the registration on our web

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s instructions, j.c. being jon corzine.ve talked a lot about the mf global organization and nobody linked to the financial crisis has gone to jail. does this mean that john core zion could go to jail? we'll talk to an expert on that. this could be a huge development in the case of jon corzine. >> i was going to say, i may be wrong, but didn't jon corzine deny this repeatedly when talking to congress that he ever took segregated funds, that is, funds that belonged to the stockholders and moved them anywhere. >> that's right. he said he had never done any such thing. this e-mail is from his treasurer, quote, per j.c.'s instructions. we're going to find out because as i said this really could be very significant for the normal new jersey senator and governor jon corzine. >> and i know you're covering the trayvon martin story as well. we'll see you at the top of the hour. thanks. >>> then after the break things could get a whole lot more exciting. we'll explain in our moment you missed. we always hear about jobs leaving america

william dudley at the fed who gave the primary dealers status j.c. flowers who hasn't been mentioned very much but he placed from what i understand for a brick or design in the role of leading m.f. global because he had an investment in m.f. global and it wasn't doing well and he thought this was a way to maybe try to energize his investment it's curious that had only just as been brought out anywhere that actually just records and remains a managing partner of j.c. flowers' company and he remains on the one that boards of his they and yet no one stopped about the conflict of interest possible dealings between those two companies etc so you find goldman everywhere and yet of course gary gensler. gary gensler had assured casey i mean how how is someone a former crony you can see who contributed to mr reelection campaign in new jersey and he's supposed to be in charge of regulating it you know a lot of the spin masters from the other side were leaking stories and the rest of the mainstream press are going to get by you guys who are on top of it that th

macy's, a target, and j.c. remain open. they will begin a two-year renovation. have a food court and of the art movie theater. will be transformed into the springfield town center. still ahead, 7 is on your side with an alert on ground beef. why one ingredient is still stores spite fast- food chain saying that they would stop. video about an african s gone viral. >> the story that inspired star the movies. i am arch campbell with entertainment. >> when was the last time we hit degrees or better at reagan airport? was back on october 10, people! look at you! texting...blogging... all this technology, but you're still banking like pilgrims! get high yield free checking at capital one bank. why earn bupkis, when your checking could earn five times the national average!! and free atms anywhere. five times the national average!!! that's new school banking. sign up for high yield free checking at a capital one bank. what's in your wallet? somebody help me down. >> an alert on ground beef. >> the majority of ground beef at grocery stores has an pink slime.nown as >> or

that only this has been brought out anywhere that actually mr gore's and remains a managing partner of j.c. flowers company remains on the one that boards of his they and yet no one stopped about the conflict of interest possible dealings between those two companies etc so you find goldman everywhere and yet of course gary gensler. gary gensler sure i mean how how would someone a farmer. who contributed to mr reelection campaign in new jersey and he's supposed to be in charge of regulating it you know a lot of the spin masters from the other side were leaking stories and the rest of the means to the press are going to get by you guys who are on top of it that the trail has one cold yeah what i would say to that is if you haven't even taken the bloodhounds out of the kennel how can you say the trails won't quote there's been nobody looking after what really happened behind the story again with one exception of this committee which i'm very grateful for but they are not a court of law they can indict anyone they can't force via clawback or money to come back to us so at some point and sign h

it's very, very serious for us. >> j.c. you for joining us. >> thank you, soledad. >> you bet. >> still ahead, pope benedict is head to go cuba today. >>> easter egg hunt out of control they had to call it off because of badly behaved parents. ♪ >>> old school. this is my high school experience. >> i miss her. >> i know. do you know how great she looks? i saw her not that long ago. doesn't look a minute older. >> she is touring with ringo starr playing drums with ringon side-by-side. >> check out our entire playlist at cbs news/startingpoint. >> no one is getting an egg in this easter hunt. a popular easter egg hunt held every year in colorado springs and saened atteattended by hund children the parents could not behave so the egg hunt has been called off. apparently it was so popular there weren't enough eggs to go around. parents went crazy. they didn't have enough space to hide the eggs so they put them out in the field so the little kids need to pick them up off the ground. needless to say the parents started running ov

it's very, very serious for us. >> j.c. you for joining us. >> thank you, soledad. >> you bet. >> still ahead, pope benedict is head to go cuba today. >>> easter egg hunt out of control they had to call it off because of badly behaved parents. [ female announcer ] here in california, our schools need help. the largest class size in the nation. 47th out of 50 in per-student funding. but right now, we can make history with a ballot measure to send every k-through-12 dollar straight to our schools. to every school and every child. not to sacramento. it's the only initiative that can say all that. check out our online calculator and find out how your school would benefit. visit ourchildrenourfuture2012.com today. ♪ >>> old school. this is my high school experience. >> i miss her. >> i know. do you know how great she looks? i saw her not that long ago. doesn't look a minute older. >> she is touring with ringo starr playing drums with ringon side-by-side. >> check out our entire playlist at cbs news/startingpoint. >> no one is ge

. >> latest companies to abandon the show is capital one and j.c. penney. rush limbaugh has publicly apologize to the georgetown law student for calling her a prostitute, among other names. he made the comments while criticizing her stance on birth control and women's health coverage. >> now the latest on the crisis from syria. president obama is reviewing military options. leon panetta says they are not going to be taking action. he testified on capitol hill today. he wanted -- he thought the intervention might make the situation worse. john mccain is critical and says united states air strikes are the only way to stop what he describes as the slaughter in syria. >> we on of a prices have been surging at the gas station. there has been a bit of a disk -- there has been a bit of a surprise. the national average is down a couple of since. maryland and virginia prices slipped a couple of pennies. prices in the district crept up to $3.90. >> still to come on abc 7 is at 6:00, more evidence that the job market is improving. >> numbers for the revenue is in mary

j.c. hayward introduces us to the program in today's hero central reports. >> rebuilding together of washington, d.c. makes free repairs for low income homeowners. especially veterans, the elderly, disabled, and families with children. they also renovate community facilities that serve their target population. >> what we do is perform free repairs at community facilities all around the city. many of them focus on services to the homeless community, like the one we're working on today. where homeless families are served. they have a place to wash their clothes, so we got them a new washer and dryer. they have a place to fix their meal. >> today, volunteers from the washington nationals are working at shirley's place. a homeless hospitality center that offers showers, food, and a comforting environment. >> this is something we look forward to at the nationals every year. we do this once a year out in the community and we really get a lot of personal satisfaction out of doing this project. >>

today, j.c.lutes those good works on hero central. >> warren county is suffering right now and people are choosing between food and prescriptions between food and their light bill. between food and their children. a level of food and security is in crisis mode. with the food we get through catholic charities is completely essential to the lives of the people that live in warren county. >> patrick johnson from front royal, virginia, knows firsthand the value of christ house. he receives food weekly for his food planty. >> we take food to other pantries throughout the diocese that aren't getting the kinds of donations and are seeing a much higher level of poverty than we see in this area. >> nicole bruno is the volunteer coordinator for the christ house on wheels food delivery program. >> basically we take boxes and we pack 40-pounds of nonparishable goods and that will include pasta, peanut butter, rice, beans, fruit, canned meats, and bring them to the other pantries for people to distribute from

the biggest things can look their the midst this j.c. de guard is the santa to sanchez is to some. time to come home to the lives back on the only clues investigators have found are folded clothes inside. the volunteer search efforts to the city as i said stop, coming some numbers. they joined a wave of national malaise to remember the death of the don martin some of those said frank costa were were he's like martin did as they called for the rest of george zimmerman is a man who is a florida man who claims he shot the 17 year-old in self-defense exactly one month ago today. duckweeds every community needs to stand up a special in oakland because of like this has happened for example the oscar grant case. stuff like this happen the city of oakland. zimmerman has not been arrested because of a florida law that allows the use of deadly force in self-defense. >>> campaign 2012 republican frontrunners held the bay area is good to them could them financially especially irani held a fund-raising dinner tonight in redwood city while on thursday rig santorum will hold an event and alamo al

>>> hello, thank you for joining us, i'm j.c. hayward. we begin with new developments in the case of trayvon martin. florida's governor has appointed a special prosecutor and the 17-year-old's parents are talking with federal investigators. this morning, president obama spoke about the case. danielle nottingham is in sanford, florida with more. >> he didn't deserve to die. >> reporter: trayvon martin's parents joined thousands at a rally near the place their son was killed. >> we want an arrest. we want george zimmerman arrested for this crime. >> reporter: zimmerman is the neighborhood watch captain who shot the 17-year-old last month. he claims the teenager attacked him and he fired in self- defense. but trayvon's parents don't believe it. >> he seen this guy as a stranger he's going to try to run and that's what we really believe was that he was trying to get away. >> reporter: the death sparked outrage nationwide and fall out here in the city of sanford. the police chief and local prosecutor have both stepped aside. now state and fede

>>> hello, thank you for joining us, i'm j.c. hayward. new video of the man who shot and killed trayvon martin is raising questions about his claim of self-defense. randall pinkston is in sanford, florida with more. >> reporter: this surveillance video obtained by abc news shows george zimmerman in hands cuffs become taken into the -- being taken into the sandford, florida police station. he shot trayvon martin in self- defense after the teenager allegedly punched him and slammed his face into the concrete. but the attorney for the family says the video tells a different story. >> there's no evidence from that video that he beat his head against the concrete. there's no visible evidence his nose was broken. >> reporter: zimmerman's father is speaking for the first time and says his son's nose was broken. former judge robert zimmerman said quote trayvon martin got on top of him and just started beating him. other than zimmerman no witnesses have come forward but some neighbors heard screams and called 911. >> you think he's yelling help? >

i'm andrea roane in for j.c. hayward. the circumstances surrounding a shocking discovery in calvert county remain a mystery at this hour. the body of an infant was diss covered in the trunk of a car that was parked outside a trailer home near prince frederick, maryland. scott broom is following up with investigators today. >> reporter: the infant's body was found in the trunk of a car off this trailer car in rural calvert county. according to investigators the residents here called 911 right away after discovering the remans after what has been described as a stillborn or newborn infant. in the trunk of a car that was parked here at about 6:40 last night. according to one neighbor, the car had been parked here in the same spot and did not appear to have been driven for many weeks. today calvert county sheriff mike evans said the residents here made the discovery while quote cleaning out the car. >> upon arrival by law enforcement it was discovered that still or newborn baby was located in the trunk of the car that was bei

j.c. dugard speaks to diane sawyer in an exclusive new interview and update on how she's doing now.s tomorrow on abc world news with diane sawyer. >>> >>> well known marijuana advocate kicked out of san francisco hospital tonight. she had her stash with her while seeking treatment at uc sf medical center. but she was shown the door. lil i don't know kim reports. >> i'm angry. i'm angry. >>reporter: she can't believe what happened to her tonight. she has epilepsy and terminal brain condition. her neurologist september her to the medical center to get a brain scan. at first the staff was okay with her vapor ides er until an hour later then they kicked her out. >> another doctor came in and said she went to the pharmacy and the pharmacy said they were going to call the feds. if i used the cannabis. and i said look i have a right to use it. all my documentation in there. i'm vapor and not smoking it. she said we are going to call the federal. i said call them. >>reporter: she's well known advocate for medical pot. she sued the government 10 years ago for out log marijuana even though st

j.c. dugard speaks to diane sawyer in an exclusive new interview and update on how she's doing now.hat's tomorrow on abc world news with diane sawyer. >>> well known marijuana advocate kicked out of san francisco hospital tonight. she had her stash with her while seeking treatment at uc sf medical center. but she was shown the door. lil i don't know kim reports. >> i'm angry. i'm angry. >>reporter: she can't believe what happened to her tonight. she has epilepsy and terminal brain condition. her neurologist september her to the medical center to get a brain scan. at first the staff was okay with her vapor ides er until an hour later then they kicked her out. >> another doctor came in and said she went to the pharmacy and the pharmacy said they were going to call the feds. if i used the cannabis. and i said look i have a right to use it. all my documentation in there. i'm vapor and not smoking it. she said we are going to call the federal. i said call them. >>reporter: she's well known advocate for medical pot. she sued the government 10 year ago for out log marijuana even th

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we do not need a namby-pamby's leader, or as j.c.atts says, someone who is going to gracefully manage the destruction of this country. no, we want somebody who is going to prevent the destruction of this country. that is why i support speaker newt gingrich. [applause] number one, he is a bold leader. this is why i'm helping to support him spread the word. secondly, he is not afraid of bold solutions. $2.50 is bold. not exactly 9-9-9 -- [laughter] but $2.50 is bold. somebody asked me today, the you think the speaker supports 9-9-9? i'm working on him. give me a little bit of time. but do you know what mitt romney said about the $2.50 per gallon gasoline program? that newt was pandering to the american people. pandering. [boos] i've got news for you, that is not pandering. that is leadership, because the american people do not need to pay more than $2.50 for a gallon of gasoline. and here is the other reason i love the $2.50 per gallon gasoline plan. he actually has a plan to get there. [applause] he's got a plan to get there. the way

as we had the legal counsel we had the assistant treasurer who had that e-mail that j.c. john corps i did authorize this money to be transferred alona they said nothing none of them knew what happened it was nobody's responsibility i was on vacation even so brian pled the fifth lawmakers said this reminds the least one did this reminds me of the executives this out before me years before who were at the helm at enron so we really didn't get a lot more information was the more people that i talked to about this i mean there is so much of a bigger picture than even ok there's a lot of focus right now one for example two hundred million dollars that was transferred but this is so much more widespread i talked to one analyst this week who according to her due diligence because of how incredibly risky this trade was that junk was all in with because of that she said that there would have been many days in two thousand and eleven where poor design was short and based on the firm situation he may have dipped into custer. her money more times than this and just this was the time

people always want to remember that as bleak as things can look their idealism of smarts j.c. de guard and his intentions to sell their who for some. time to come home alive and are able to put their lives back on the right track. she vanished on march 16th after leaving her home on the way to the ball high school. so far there are no leaves us the whereabouts of sierra llama is self by selected to now in the auditorium this is with the registration will commence this is also the headquarters for the volunteer search effort beginning aids o'clock this morning and searching will begin today and is expected to go every day through every sunday with the registration on our web sites in you can find that information at cbs sf dot, reported by the morgan help. >>> san francisco man suspected mass murder has a criminal history and was ordered it to be deported six years ago. they murdered five people in the san francisco home last week records show he did serve eight years for armed robbery and assault. until 2006 it was then that a judge ordered him back to vietnam by the vietnames

macy's, target, and j.c. penney will remain open. this is when they begin a two year renovation. among the plans, a new food court and a state of the art movie theater. the mall will eventually be transformed into the springfield town center. it will mixed retail, office, and residential space. >> coming up, more business letters containing white powder show up in two populated buildings. >> she got a lot of attention yesterday after being caught using food stamps after winning $1 million in the lottery. hear how the state is taking action. >> a battle over [ clanking ] think we should have bought pre-assembled furniture? [ telephone ringing ] waitit. [ male announcer ] some business decisions are better than others. the best decision is switching to verizon. you are good d to go. thanks. that was easy! [ male announcer ] speed, reliability, and now with our worry free guarantee there's no better time to switch. get your choice of terms. no activation fees. a 30-day money back guguarantee. flexible scheduling. professional on-site installation. and4/7 tech support. all for just $

assistant treasureer edith o'bryant wrote the transfer was j.c., jon corzine's direct instructions.e invokeed her fifth amendment right. >> i reflectfully declean to answer. >> former chief financial officer of m.f. global christine serwinsky who was out of town at the time of the transfer asked about it by the sub committee chairman randy. >> knowing what you know today would you approve the transaction, yes or no? >> no. >> in december, former ceo and formerer senator and governor jon corzine was grilled on multiple occasions whether he ordered using $1.6 billion in client funds with the firm's cash. the initial response was phrased this way -- >> someone misinterpret it. we have to fix this. >> five days later, corzine fine tuned his language before the senate committee. >> as far as i'm concerned, he never gave instructions that anybody could misconstruct. >> the chairman of the committee said the investigation in the eighth largest bankruptcy in american history could be finished this summer. one of seven investigations and multiple lawsuits facing jon corzine. shannon? >> shan

think people always have to remember that the as bleak as things can luck their idealism is marred the j.c. de guard and mrs. sanchez is out there who have time to come home alive and can put their lives back on track. the foundation is setting up a fall of volunteer service headquarters in the multipurpose room at the elementary school not far from where the mark it is a tiered last week. the foundation is looking for volunteers to help search the area on foot as well as office supplies and support personnel. marina is on vacation from work and stepped forward to help. >>> and a daughter instead dollar daughter and a good in them. and i have nieces that little soul i've been in this committee all my life. it's scary to think that happen here. the multipurpose room is expected to be filled with volunteers as people from drop the community like the volunteer you just saw come forward to help search for sierra and anyone wishing to join the search can come here tomorrow morning at 8:00 and that his ads regarding and live in morgan hill in cbs five. the man reportedly tried to kidnap a teenag

. >> if i could ask you to think of, j.c. perhaps starting with you, the single biggest challenge that you face and your greatest hope in terms of being able to surmount that. >> aye chollet to paraphrase a line of principles from a few months ago. the railroad is no water underground, it is public, it is tangible. everything is a high performing school. that is a solution for what ails us. a challenge i think is what goes back to the power making sure that parents are making traces providing them with the data to push the system to do better. as a parent with three children, two and one on the way -- >> congratulations. >> thank you. estimate of family medical leave now in chicago. [laughter] >> that school is the solution. so what i have in terms of knowledge base selecting schools and classrooms every parent should have. that is a fundamental solution. >> mayor emanuel? >> for our school system -- the way i look at the school system was set up for the adults without any of the kids in mind. he would never, ever start a sys

now to j.c. dugard kidnapped as child 18 years in captivity in the east bay. just made her first trip to new york city to receive an inspiration award. she spoke today to abc diane sawyer to talk about how her life has changed. >> you may remember she was 11 years old waiting for the school bus when convicted sex offender philip and his wife nancy kidnapped her and imprisoned her in deranged back yard. she was pregnant at 13. gave birth to 2 daughters. her incredible story of survival told in the book of stolen life. she is 31. and still reclaiming her real life. do you ever forget for a whole day what happened to you. >> oh, sure. it's not with me every day. the of that is ove over. you know. nancy and philip are behind bars. >>reporter: he hasn't trade to cop tact you has he. >> no not at all. which is fine with me. >>reporter: you felt more anger. >> i am angry. you know. on the other hand i have 2 beautiful daughters and i can 97 be sorry about that. >>reporter: daughter fathered by him. she managed to protect the privacy even after the book. do the girls

the only stores that will remain open are macy's, target, and j.c. penney. the reno visions are expected to take two years. >>> a proposal to expand a frederick county zoo is before the county commissioners tonight. the wildlife preserve and zoo houses more than 1,000 animals on 65 acres along route 15. the proposal calls for acquiring about 25 additional acres of land. the land would be used for an educational center and possibly even a dinosaur exhibit. >>> the smithsonian is offering up a new exhibit in response to an age-old question from the students. when will i ever use all this math in real life? well, this new exhibit featuring interactive stations launches this saturday at the smithsonian ripley center. the goal is to show that math is involved in nearly every action every day. the exhibit is sponsored by raytheon. >>> and the romanian man calling this his lego tribute to the end of the space shuttle era. he has built a model using legos, and to make it as realistic's could, he used a giant helium filled balloon to fly the shuttle 21 miles above th

segregated customer account was per jc's, jon corzine's and if the context bears out in this quote, per j.ctions, that would seem to be at odds of what jon corzine testified about in public. he said it was not his intent to use segregated customer funds. the committee is holding a hearing coming up next week in order to get to the bottom of this and find out exactly what is going on here with these two seemingly conflicting accounts of the same moment in which the customer funds were moved out of the vital account at mf global, maria. >> well, last time they said that they handled him with kid gloves. they are very arrogant and sort of aggressive with others. with him they were very, very soft spoken. >> it's going to be interesting. and of course there's a key mf global official named o'brien that is going to testify next week. she initially did not want to testify. they now have subpoenaed her. they are forcing her to testify. it will be revealing what she has to say. >> thank you very much. more on the mf story after the break. we have continued developments here. and then concerns about

j.c. power and associates released a 2012 customer service champions. blue airway, southwest airlines and virgin america are among the top 50 companies. jet blue and southwest were singled out because they do not charge a baggage fee for the first checked bag. virgin america got high praises for offering internet access on every flight. >>> vice president is joe biden is making his first major campaign speech. he is speaking to auto workers in the battleground state of ohio. biden is defending the president's auto industry bailout. >> your back and anderson is back. the president and i made a bet, simple bet. we bet on you. we bet on american ingenuity and bet on you and we won. chrysler, fastest growing car company in america. general motors has seen the largest profits in its history. >> the white house says the bailout saved 1.4 million american jobs. this is biden's first of four general election campaign events in the coming weeks. >>> republican presidential candidates are turning their attention to puerto rico now. it holds its primary on sunday

in tennessee, fred thompson was tremendously helpful and in oklahoma, j.c.atts was extraordinary. [ applause ] so we basically put people power against money power. the very first race they called tonight, about 15 seconds after the polls closed. [ applause ] >> i'm here first of all, to say thank you to each and every one of you, because you are the reason we survived every effort of the establishment to stop us. [ applause ] >> newt newt newt newt newt newt newt newt newt newt. >> now, being here, at the waverly brings back many memories. in 1994, this is where we learned that for the first time in 40 years there would be a republican speaker of the house. [ applause ] you know, for that entire campaign, all of the elites thought we were crazy. first of all, we ran a positive campaign. we had a contract with america. they just thought that was weird. why would you go to all that trouble? have all these ideas? we didn't spend our time on lots and lots of negative ads. we spent our time communicating hope to the american people. the result was the largest on

j.c. watts is a very strong supporter of mine. i have had a more managedical effort to include african-americans in my campaign than any other republican. i think this is part of this that i am proud of. professor of carnegie, leading african-american is endorsing me. i think there are a number of people who give us a much broader reach than the other candidates. >> greta: you know, i know your time is limited. every candidate's time is limited. but i have been monitoring this. i haven't seen one republican candidate and i have not seen president obama go into the inner cities in the last two years and talk to these people in the inner cities whose unemployment rate is dreadfully high and have that conversation. they are not going to the town hall meetings and not watching the news and they are excluded from the process. >> why don't you come with me and let's do that? when i was speaker of the house, we had town hall meetings in washington, d.c. i think i am the only speaker to have town hall meetings, inviting local neighbors to

they will be in j.c. watts in oklahoma. on our calculation, georgia is the keystone and it's the biggest number of delegates that are up on super tuesday. >> greta: i have hards you that say that you are running because of your grandchildren, that's one of the reasons. so each candidate has a personal reason. but i am curious, is it at all fun? i mean, it's like, you know, we take swipes as you, the candidates and the super pacs and all the candidates, back and forth. is there any sort of -- is there an excitement and pleasure with it as well? >> oh, look, it's extraordinary. i mean, you -- you have so many nice people come up to and you say they are praying for you, so many people say they have always wanted to you do something like this. you get to visit fascinating places and see what people are doing that are intriguing and learn all sorts of things that you would never learn in any other experience. it is exhausting and i think it's exhilarating. you know, my dad was a career soldier and honor and duty really mattered

j.c., good to have you on the show. >> thanks for having me. >> let's start with financials.name by name here that you will talk about. wells fargo is first on your list. >> looking at the stress test results coming out, i'm looking for good news. good news is that potential catalyst will lift the names higher. short-term right around 32. with potential good news coming from thursday, we could lift from 32 to 34 is target. 34 is a number i find very interesting because let's take a step back and look at a longer term chart of wells fargo. 34 is the upper range of that multiyear trading range. when we hit 34, this stock is looking to run. we could put $34 price target on wells fargo. it's exciting. citigroup similar situation. we're seeing a nice resistance area and we're consolidating right around 34. now, what we're seeing also is lower lows so the stock is poised to move higher. it needs a catalyst. the numbers coming from thursday could be the potential catalyst that takes this stock to challenge july highs and 2011 highs. >> gold was weaker today as we saw earlier. throw

. >> if i could ask you to speak of j.c. starting with you, and the single biggest challenge you face, your greatest hope in terms of being able to surmount that? >> i'm going to paraphrase a line of -- a line a principal said to me. it is public, tangible and a high performing school. that is a solution to what ails us. the challenge goes back to making sure our parents are making choices and providing data to push the system to do better as a parent with three children and one on the way very soon, that school -- >> family medical leave in chicago. >> that school is a solution. what i have in terms of knowledge about selecting schools and classrooms every parent should have done. it is fundamental to chicago. >> mayor emanuel? >> the way i look at it, this system was set up for the adults without any of the kids in mind. you would never ever start a system with a shorter school they were shorter school year. the kids were never in mind when you developed and that. it was negotiated. that is the sad part. making sure we hav

it included an email sent by a firm executive stating the money transfer was "per j.c.'s instructions" to cover an overdraft. last december, corzine testified before lawmakers that he did not know where any of the money went. on wall street, stocks eked out small gains today. the dow jones industrial average gained more than 34 points to close above 13,080 points. the nasdaq rose more than four points to close at 3,068. for the week, the dow lost more than 1%; the nasdaq rose four tenths of a percent. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to judy. >> woodruff: and to the obama administration's move to relax limits on the search and storage of information about americans. margaret warner has the story. >> warner: the updated guidelines allow the national counter-terrorism center to keep any information gathered about americans or u.s. residents much longer, even for those without suspected ties to terror. the nctc, as it's called, was founded in 2004 as a clearinghouse for intelligence agencies to help "connect the dots" among the massive amounts of informa

j.c.ts in oklahoma, fred thompson in tennessee, as you know, michael reagan and the others are supporting newt because of his understanding that 37 months ago when the president took over he has racks up more debt than the first 42 presidents combined in only one person from the time that calvin coolidge left the white house until this morning, america never balanced its budget for 24 months except when newt was driving. for 48 months paid af half a trillion in debt. so you had david there a moment ago. you know, chuck, whenever you get people together and they start to talk about who would actually be the best prepared in this moment of crisis to take over america? everyone agrees, you know, newt is really the best and knows what to do i'm looking here. the bottom line is you're coming out of ohio with no delegates, and this is not exactly a state you didn't campaign in. what happened? >> the largest votes tonight will be the state of georgia. and we'll do very well in tennessee elsewhere