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gwen: what are party leaders saying, jeanne? >> well, with wa all due re -- with all due respects to their colleagues in washington, the message down at charlotte at the r.n.c. meeting was, let's change the subject. they very much coming out there was a sense their leaders in washington have become reactive. they have become trapped by these fiscal debates. what the party needs to do is expand and elevate their dialogue with the public and to put a spotlight on some of the governors. sput a spotlight on the work that they do in the state. basically turn the page on this last election and move on and start talking about, again, how would they lead and show how they would lead by showing the governors. jobby jindal gave the keynote address. and it was interesting in one -- at one point in his address he said that the party had become so fixated by these fiscal clashes with the white house, that we seem to have an obsession with government book keeping. s this a rigged game and wrong game for us to play. gwen: let me ask john this,

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but kelly was the first phone call that i received followed by senator jeanne shaheen. feel we can break ground. i was surprised when i got the two were of the house they said you can sit anywhere. the tradition is to sit by party but the new member class is over 50 members, we will spread out. just like the republican women taking power pitcher on the steps that we will make a strong in rhode. >> there is just more light on what it divides people but we work toward common ground. >> what the senate when men do, and now there are 20 of us, we meet four times a year to have dinner together. bipartisan. rico by a barbara mikulski is rules what it is said at the dinner stays at the dinner. [laughter] we joke if we were running things we could deal with a lot of the problems probably more successfully. >> agree segue. deal feel a different set of responsibilities? >> and no. >> you really do not. i see that on your faces. >> in the role model you talked about that it was hard on election day standing at the poll families would introduce me to the daughters we did not have t

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[applause] jeanne? thank you.[applause] >> um, well, my number one priority echoes what kelly said. i think we've got to deal with this country's debt and deficit. we need to come up with a deal that's going to keep us from having automatic spending cuts that go into effect in january and deal with the, a saner tax system. and i think in order to get that debt and deficit deal done, we can follow a framework as recommended by the simpson-bowles commission on deficit reduction that will allow us to protect benefits, but we'll also make some of the tough choices that kelly was talking about. and i think we've got to put everything on the table for that kind of a deal. we've got to look at revenues, we've got to look at the domestic side of the budget, we've not to look at the defense side, and we've got to look at the mandatory programs. and i think we do have to make some tough choices, but i also believe that getting that done will provide tremendous certainty for businesses in this country, for families so they k

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joining me now, florida senator bill nelson and new hampshire senator jeanne shaheen. you both for joining us today. big day for chuck hagel. senator shaheen, what is your notion right now, do you think he can get past all the criticism he's had from groups concerned about his positions on nuclear weapons, on israel, on iran, on women in combat, big issue for you, i know, from your work on the defense appropriation bill, and also the gay community? >> well, i had some serious questions for chuck hagel when we sat down last week, but he answered them satisfactorily. i think senator cochran from mississippi came out and supported him, he's had a recent letter with a very strong bipartisan list of former defense secretaries, including colin powell and gates and a bipartisan group of secretaries of state and defense. i think all of that speaks to his favor, and, as i said, i was pleased to hear his responses on some of the questions i asked him about how he was going to implement things like the shaheen amendment that makes sure that women in the military who are victims o

her daughter jeanne long helped her with that column.e time the column unveiled the illness in 1982 jeanne in h. become the column's sole author. better known as ann landers. the two had a stormy relationship but later in life regained their closeness together. phillips' sister died in 2002, 10 years ago. today advice seekers are mourning another loss pauline phillips has written her final letter. dead today at the age of 94. more airlines and more countries are grounding the boeing 787. and now we're getting a look at the battery that's apparently causing all the trouble for the so-called dream liner. that's next. and a snackdown on scalpers charging thousands of dollars for tickets to president obama's inauguration. why it could soon be tougher to find those tickets online. nexium, the purple pill, helps provide many with day and night relief of heartburn symptoms caused by acid reflux disease. there is risk of bone fracture, and low magnesium levels. side effects may include headache, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. call your doctor rig

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jeanne shaheen of new hampshire.have more reaction to the hearing now from peter by nart, editor of the daily beast. you're always interesting to watch. here is lindsey graham, one of the amigos you might say, not an amigo of hagel, also grilling the witness. listen to how he went after his past reference to, quote, the jewish lobby. let's watch. >> name one person in your opinion who is intimidated by the israeli lobby in the united states senate. >> well, first -- >> name one. >> i don't know. >> well, why would you say it? >> i didn't have in mind a specific person. >> name one dumb thing we've been goaded into doing because of the pressure from the israeli or jewish lobby. >> i have already stated that i regret the terminology. >> what is he trying to do there, peter? i mean, he's trying to bait him it seems to me. i'll answer my own question, into saying something against a fellow senator. first of all, if he were to name a fellow senator that would be the headline tomorrow morning and tonight on the news, it wo

mclane kuster and carol shea-porter, just elected to the house, joining senators kelly ayotte and jeanne shaheen. r:00d ber of the congress worked harder to get there today than republican senator mark kirk of illinois. one year ago, at the age of 52, he had a stroke, and it left him unable to walk and barely able oftalk. roke,spent months in an ndtensive rehabilitation program, learning to speak, marning to walk, and learning to climb steps again, all with one goal in mind. an to climb the 45 steps that my staff counted from the parking lot to the senate front door. >> pelley: and today he did. >> welcome back, man. ( cheers and applause ) >> pelley: with the help of vice president biden on his right and democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia on his left, mark kirk climbed those 45 steps of the u.s. capitol. or the junior senator from illinois, the most triumphant steps yet on a long road to recovery. also recovering this week from a blood clot in the head is hillary clinton. one day after she was released from a new york hospital, her effice said today that the secretary of st

here's jeanne moos. >> he may look like a man of steel but he's actually the man of lightweight foam.s top speed is 30 miles an hour. but the sight of superman flying above the california coast was enough to make a cyclist stop and shoot it. the video went viral. and now people are wondering -- >> look up in the sky. it's a bird! it's a plane! it's superman! >> a sensation on the local news. >> the big question, where do they hide the propeller? >> it's not nice to laugh at superman. we'll show you on the female version, super girl. >> there's a propeller. >> with an electric motor and battery that goes on her head. about a dozen of these remote control figures have been built, former air force test pilot with a long career in aviation. he even customized

all of these things come together which complicates the search for a jeanne. >> i certainly lost a lot my life. >> how many hours a day would you -- would you say you play? >> it depends. it could be none, five minutes, four, five hours. when i am preparing for something, i still get pretty lost. i could sit there for two hours without looking up too much, thinking about where i am. >> before i go to question, i wonder if you could indulge us and play the intro to my favorite song of yours "crossway." >> i will try. it has been awhile. ♪ [applause] >> thank you. >> questions? >> thank you for that. that was great. i have a question, two-sided. when you play a piece like that, when we feel -- hear music, we feel the emotion. why does music trigger in motion? what is going on? let me take that -- >> let me take that. that is an interesting question. that is really the big question in cognitive neuroscience. it is not at all sounds are music. we do not put on records of chickens clucking, waterfalls falling, some of us do, but the real music come from this arrangement of organized sound w

. >> joining me now is jeanne monahan, the new leader of the march for life. she joins me now.nk you so much, replacing the late nelly gray. welcome. >> i'm happy to be here. thank you for doing this story. >> the march is today. we saw the poll numbers, nbc news/"wall street journal," overturn roe v. wade, 24%, yes, overturn, no, do not overturn, 70%. if you look at how this has shifted over the years, in 1989, 58% of the folks said don't overturn. 2002, it went to 60, 2005, it went to 66, 2013, now 70% of the country. it's a tough battle for you guys. >> well, yes and no. i mean, it's true that the majority of americans now want some abortion legal, but the far majority of americans want more restrictions on abortion than we currently have in the united states. we have the most wide-open abortion laws in the western world in the united states. unrestricted access to abortion on demand here. and most americans, i think, a poll two weeks ago said 83% of americans want some restrictions in the first trimester. >> on that point, you see a lot of states, mississippi, where there's

i want to begin with jeanne robinson, chief financial officer of first book. if you could describe what it is to start. >> yes, i just want to say thank you to c-span for all the support you've given tdi or industry and reading, literacy. c-span has been a leader on that and it's wonderful just to salute you. first book is a nonprofit and provides books and educational material to programs, serving cantonese, classroom serving kids in need across the united states. >> how to shoot it started and where the future funding from? >> we started 20 years ago. in fact, were celebrating her 100 millionth book distributed this week, probably when this airs, it will have been last week. we started 20 years ago at martha's table in washington d.c. we have distributed more and more as the years have gone by because we started a new remodel. in recent years redistributed 10 million, 11 million a year. we support programs across the united states is now over 40,000. our funding comes from corporate cause marketing campaigns we do as well as individual donors and some founda

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jeanne moos, cnnn.. (repooter: get your hands off per gary.) eah is my wife gonna seeethhi?end-----cnn.scriptt---- coming up... a sperm donor sued. sued.why one state thinks he should be ooced to pay child support.you're watching fox 45 morning neww.. all locall. all morning. ((break 4)) ((opee)) (((reak 4)) p(open)) 3 3 3 3 3 3 p 395 map 3 395 map395 map 3 &p if you're feeling sick... pou're not alone.there is a flu outbreak... happpeing all country.tom rodgers is heee with mooe on why the numbers are up... along with your other top stories. flu ssason usuaaly peeks inn febbrary... but octors at g-b-mmc say they tarted treating patieets in late seetember.now... the emergency rooms are flooded with pattents. more han 100 people were doctorsssay they haven't seen . volumesslike this... since 2007. (51:077yesterday was the hhghest amount of patients we have seen in probably tww to three years in one 24 hour period...(45:38)i've just never had it knock me out like this.... i passed outt out. unless you have severe faintiig... doctors say it's pest to check with your primary doc

as jeanne moos reports, it's not because they're cold. >> reporter: fasten your cardigans. these shetland ponies really know how to fill out a sweater. were these the biggest sweaters you've ever knitted? >> oh, yes. indeed, yes. >> fivla or vitamin or as the scottish say. >> vitamin. >> reporter: the new poster ponies for scotland tourism. instantly the world has gone gaga over them. >> we got a call saying could your ponies wear jumpers? i said i don't see why not. >> reporter: their owner sent their measurements to doreen brown. but pony dimensions are different. >> you had to work out legs & came and then, of course, you had a wider neck compared to a human being. >> reporter: how do you get a cardigan on a poen sny? >> it was a case of putting one foot in, put the other foot in, button it up. >> reporter: most of it was done lying on the ground which is only possible because 7-year-old fivla and vitamin are so calm. no accidents, right? >> no, no, no. >> reporter: shetland ponies and shetland knitwear. in the case of these pony sweaters -- >> they looked absolutely dre

bert and jeanne metz.ted for you all morning. >>> i think the academy award for the absolute cutest couple in the history in america goes to bert and jeanne metz. will you come hang out with me sometime? you're the cutest couple ever. >> that's fantastic. i am so glad they got the help they need. that is so nice to hear. >>> today's best advice straight from the u.s. senate is coming up. >>> later on "starting point" we're going big on the academy award nominations. soledad is joined by a.j. hammer and we'll have the announce maen mentes live from hollywood. it's all right here on cnn. what are you doing? nothing. are you stealing our daughter's school supplies and taking them to work? no, i was just looking for my stapler and my... this thing. i save money by using fedex ground and buy my own supplies. that's a great idea. i'm going to go... we got clients in today. [ male announcer ] save on ground shipping at fedex office. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can be in the scene. advair is cl

as jeanne moos reports, it's not because they're cold. >> reporter: fasten your cardigans. these shetland ponies really know how to fill out a sweater. were these the biggest sweaters you've ever knitted? >> oh, yes. indeed, yes. >> fivla or vitamin or as the scottish say. >> vitamin. >> reporter: the new poster ponies for scotland tourism. instantly the world has gone gaga over them. >> we got a call saying could your ponies wear jumpers?

jeanne moos, cnn. >> the most friendliest laba lion you're ever going to find. >> new york. >> that'st for me. i'm martin savage. remember, you can see me on facebook all the time. cnn "newsroom" continues at the top of the hour, but first the latest on the flu epidemic. what you need to know and how to protect your family. sanjay gupta, md, starts right now. >>> hello, and thanks for joining us today. i'm going to bust one of the biggest myths about the flu. and hopefully teach you how to protect your family from this epidemic. >>> also, the legendary surgeon who has worked on more top athletes than just about anyone. he just operate on the redskins' quarterback, rg3. he'll be joining us. and a fitness dilemma. why you don't want to watch your weight too closely. we'll explain. ♪ >>> by now you've heard, it's the worst flu season in years. emergency rooms in plane mayses are overflowing. at least 20 children have died. among them, a young man named max from texas. take a look at his picture. his mom said he went from being a healthy, 17-year-old to dying. in just a matter of days. it

for the organic consumers association thank you so much for coming on thank you so talk about this jeanne what effect does it really have on the crops well it's very interesting i'm actually not surprised that they discovered this because they never really looked into it before but it's really scary one of the properties of this viral gene is that it can break down the defenses of the plant and we're not so different from plants when it comes to how viruses attack us and some viruses that attack plants have known been known to attack humans as well so the way gene six works is it breaks down the defenses and gets in after that so not only would it break down the defenses to gene six it would break down the plants defenses to any type of virus that might attack us. and you know i was actually surprised to hear this body rejected the claim that it was hazardous and then also did not recall the crops i mean it seems like europe is more cautious with the whole g.m.o. issue why do you think that they were downplaying the seriousness of this well they're not eating as much of these things as we

. -- jeanne shaheen.se] >> thank you. >> and next, another woman who has a record for making history. they was the first woman to serve as the state's attorney general. please welcome u.s. senator kelly ayotte. [applause] >> next, she was the first new hampshire woman elected to congress in 2006. of please join me in welcoming representative-elect carol shea-porter. [applause] >> and our newly-elected official representing new hampshire's 2nd district, representative-elect anne mclane custer. [applause] >> and finally this morning, the new governor for the state of new hampshire. please join me in welcoming governor-elect maggie hassan. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> welcome, please join me. welcome, welcome, welcome. so exciting. thank you all so much for coming out. excuse my back. good morning, gayle, it's great to see you. [laughter] so great to see all of you this morning. and, joe, thank you so much. i really appreciate it. good morning. we have a lot to talk about this morning, and in my w

. >> reporter: as the editor of automobile magazine, jeanne has seen corvettes come and go.till has the wherewithal to make a dream car. a two-seat sports car that costs a lot of money and delivers, i mean a huge whack of fun >> reporter: this huge whack of fun. >> that car is a huge whack of fun. what else is it? it's a two-seat car with a giant motor right between your legs. duh! i'm out of here. >> reporter: its v-8 koranings out 450 horsepower. but it's hardly a gas guzzler. it can shut down half those cylinders for better fuel economy. and the interior now looks and feels much more like its european competitors >> pretty much anything that you can hear, feel or touch, you can pretty much customize it all >> reporter: this man is the corvette's chief engineer. and this is his baby. and it's the only one >> you're the first outside person >> reporter: am i really? to sit in one of these. reporter: so he was understandably a little nervous about taking us on its first ride. >> it just feels... i don't even know how to describe it. >> reporter: it will do 0 to 60 in less th

>>jeanne moos cnn. >> a live look out at the east bay.creek showing you the san ramon valley. it is cold out there. at the freezing mark in livermore south of san ramon. carolco will give a full look at the forecast. it should get to the low to mid '50's in livermore. there is rain on the way. not for today. erica will there is rain on the way. not for today. erica will tell us when in a minute. there is rain on the way. not for today. erica will tell us when in a minute. (woman) 3 days of walking to give a break cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. it was such a beautiful experience. (jessica lee) ♪ and it's beautiful (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest breast cancer event in history? because your efforts help komen serve millions of women and men facing breast cancer every year. visit the3day.org to register or to request more information and receive a free 3-day bracelet today. it was 3 days of pure joy. ♪ and it's beautiful >> we're back in it is 4:44. we have snow in the sierras. we have snow and other pa

jeanne moos will have that next. ♪ good morning, turtle. ♪ my friends are all around me ♪ my friends, of friends ♪ ♪ all set? all set. [ male announcer ] introducing the reimagined 2013 chevrolet traverse, with spacious seating for up to eight. imagine that. >>> fair warning, friends. look away now if you are afraid of heights. that is nick wallenda keeping up his family tradition of daredevil stunts. he successfully walked across a high wire strung 180 feet over a florida highway. despite stronger than expected winds, there was no net, no safety tether, just 600 feet of pavement down below. he gave props to his legendary grandfather, karl, saying he would have made the stunt even more difficult by doing a headstand halfway through. that is quite a stunt that i shall not be replicating. >> not doing that. no pythons. no walking -- >> we're boring, apparently. >> not me. all right. we may not be able to settle the question of which state has the worst drivers but jeanne moos has the latest examples of why you might want to consider california. >> reporter: getting stuck in a traffic ja

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> the next hour of cnn "newsroom" starts right now.atching in the newsroom, a officer rose shous football player bruised and battered by the dying girlfriend that never existed? >>> some are expressing their outrage. >> i've been watching the children as human shields show that is now going on at the white house. >> not the only one. why this scene at the white house is is some serious and why they are taking aim at president obama's agenda. >>> i hope you like your job because you might be there until you're 70. >>> and the great python hunt is on. we'll tell you which florida lawmaker is getting in on this is a far ree. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> all right. we have breaking news to report on that hostage situation in algeria. militants kidnapped up to 27 people, workers for the natural gas company, bp. we believe that three americans were held hostage. at some point today, the algerian military raided the kidnappers compound, wherever they were holding them hostage, and the algeria state-run television station is reporting tha

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here's cnn's jeanne moos. >> reporter: here's a scene for people who don't have the flu they find fluhis flu season is so bad hugh hefner is washing down his viagra with theraflu. >> there was jennifer protecting ryan sea crest not shaking his hand. >> i don't want to shake your hand. >> you have the flu, okay. if you fall, lean on me. >> three seconds later she latched on to the next guy who held out his hand, stars, they're stick like us, spewing germs. >> thank you, hollywood -- sorry, tail end of this flu, and i was kicking myself for not getting the flu shot but it appears actually you don't need one. i feel great. >> hue jackson's wife, will she be feeling great after that double kiss? >> meryl streep is not here tonight, she has the flu, and i hear she's amazing in it. >> at least meryl streep apparently had the sense to stay home. jimmy kimmel created a public service announcement aimed at workers who won't leave. >> why are you still here? >> take your sick [ bleep ] and go home! >> go the hell home! >> if you do happen to be home with the flu, here's a facebook app for you,

jeanne moos, cnn. hey, get your hands off her, gary! >> is my wife going to see this? >> reporter: new york. >> well, i'm debrafeyerik. cnn presents "the coming storm" right now. >>> hurricane sandy threatening to release massive damage on the u.s. northeast. >> conditions are deteriorating very rapidly. >> certainly felt more rain, more wind, stronger gusts. >> i've never in 26 years of forecasting have ever seen anything like this. >> they are being called superstorms, fuelled by changing climate, higher temperatures, and rising sea levels. >> climate change is real. it's here. it's going to happen again. >> people and cities once safe, now in the eye of the fury. >> i see the weather changing, absolutely. >> is this the era of the superstorm? >> water level is rising substantially. >> and are we ready? >> if this wall had been here -- >> for the next one? >> i've been telling everybody, the big flood is coming. we better start building the arc. >> i'm debra furyk. it was just three months ago that superstorm sandy devastated the east coast and brought new york city

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