but i am hearing the same thing julianna did. i was at a diner in key, new hampshire and a farmer there said we need a president every once in a while has had dirty pants sometimes in his life. mitt romney is not known for dirty pants or hairs out of place or anything like that. but i think as dan suggested, he's in a very strong position for this nomination. rick santorum has a shot. he needs to do well in new hampshire to keep some momentum going for south carolina and some of the polls show him moving up in south carolina. that's where he's putting all of his money, token buy up here in new hampshire and doesn't have enough to go heavily in both places. but a shot that isn't all that promising for him because it's a long road. mitt romney's prepared for those other states. >> does mitt romney's victory, i guess eight votes is still a victory if we're not still counting in iowa. is that translated at all in new hampshire or do they go, iowa's nothing to us? >> no republican has won both iowa and new hampshire in a contested nom

julianna margulies is here. jay-z and bee i don't know are thinking pink. different direction on her name. she's a breast cancer survivor, but that's not why she's here. melissa ethridge wanted to be here for our first day. are you excited as i am? >> completely. i love the energy. it feels great. >> i was up at:31. erica? >>> we're looking forward to that, gayle. thanks. >>> for a behind the scenes look at the new studio 57 home. log on to cbs news.com/"cbs th >>> it's a big day for kate and prince william. she's turning 30. we'll see how she plans to celebrate. maybe a free scoop of ice cream at baskin and rob ins. okay. that's one way to go. we'll talk about how well she's playing her royal role so far. it's 8:00. welcome back to "cbs this morning." i'm gayle king. >> welcome to you. i'm charlie rosa long with erica hill. we begin this hour with that explosive new book, the obamas reporting friction between the first lady and white house officials. bill plant is with us. bill? >> reporter: good morning. >> what's the white house reaction? >> they're push

julianna margulies is here. jay-z and bee i don't know are thinking pink.rent direction on her name. she's a breast cancer survivor, but that's not why she's here. melissa ethridge wanted to be here for our first day. are you excited as i am? >> completely. i love the energy. it feels great. >> i was up at:31. erica? >>> we're looking forward to that, gayle. thanks. >>> for a behind the scenes look at the new studio 57 home. log on to cbs news.com/"cbs this morning." dial star relatively mild temperatures. sharon will update traffic after tim's weather. >>> temperatures in the low 30s, we will have a daytime high of 44 degrees. rain this afternoon. south of the areas all of us could see light showers, 30 degrees tonight. clouds break. tomorrow 52, mostly sunny, and pleasant. for a check of the roads, over to sharon gibala. >>> good morning everyone. two accidents to watch for, bel air, 543, the other one is in the city on green spring, there is a look at the speeds in the mid-30s on the top and west side. live look at the west side of the beltway. more than

probably close to six feet. >> wow. >> like you said -- i love julianna margulies.a gorgeous purple second skin, and lorraine schwartz did her for 15 people last night. extraordinary. and her pieces are great. yeah. >> no one's talking about, and i was real impressed and thought she looked so beautiful, so age appropriate was woodley from "the descendants," played the young girl. what color was that dress? hard to tell. look how lovely she is. >> it's a very pale lavender with an illusion top. it's not a strapless. it's a sheer neckline. >> oh, see i thought that was tan lines. >> yeah. >> oh. >> you can see like where the beading is on top. it's against the net, not on her skin. >> okay. you guys, real quickly, do you guys feel differently about charlize theron? did you love or not love her dress? >> personally i loved it. i think it takes a lot to have that kind of dress and wear it and not have the dress wear you. and she has the body for it. she's tall enough. and so i thought that she did a great job wearing that dress. >> probably could have done without the h

polaroid comes out of the worm in order to called baghdad again to make it possible for me to speak to julianna on the phone book with him prima. spoken with him earlier and almost immediately come. back in shock shouting they are shooting at her. seven hundred fifty meters from the baghdad airport entrance the italian mission comes across an american patrol who opens fire against an italian car is hit by fifty seven bullets. is a body lies heavy on me i manage to move him a little and i hear his last breath his debt no no look at me the man who set me free is that a demote and he died in order to protect me it was like my freedom and while it was about to begin illnesses it was a terrible feeling sad just to feel a man dying on the you. it is like a part of yourself is dying a fat after all these tremendous gunfire i cannot understand it will be because whether i'm still alive and i think i'm dead or if i'm dad and i think i'm still alive such as i do i when they told me about the incident i thought it was a bomb you opened up on. your principle my mind went to the iraqis so i left only after

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covered the story the day that it broke we even put julianna songe on the air at first the other outlets stayed away after all a songe was described as a terrorist by our own government but market interest seemed to take over and everything soon changed before long a songe became a media darling gracing the screens of the cable news networks major publications even partnered up with wiki leaks to catalog and help release countless previously secret documents now it's not a stretch to say that julian assange is a controversial figure he's been driven off the internet deprived of funding placed under house arrest all as he fights extradition attempts over sexual allegations but whether or not you love the man or hate them in it's difficult to deny that his actions and wiki leaks for ever change the face of the media as we know it now two years ago we invited mr songe to speak on air and in two months we're going to bring him back starting in march a songe will host a ten part series of interview programs on this network you can love it you can hate it and you can skip it the decision is yo

julianna margulies is here. jay-z and bee i don't know are thinking pink.lly different direction on her name. she's a breast cancer survivor, but that's not why she's here. melissa ethridge wanted to be here for our first day. are you excited as i am? >> completely. i love the energy. it feels great. >> i was up at:31. erica? >>> we're looking forward to that, gayle. thanks. >>> for a behind the scenes look at the new studio 57 home. log on to cbs b-s five... i'm grace lee. san jose investigators are looking into what caused an overnight fire... at a senir housing complex, on the ci's le were hospital >>> good morning. 7:56. i'm grace lee with your cbs 5 headlines. san jose investigators are looking into what caused an overnight fire at a senior housing complex on the city's east side. five people were hospitalized. a total of 16 have been displaced. >>> it has been more than a year since the deadly gas pipeline explosion in san bruno. and today, three bills inspired by that disaster will be introduced. one bill from the state assembly man calls for the sta

to suicide bombers, which he was known for before that -- or passing off huge sums to would have julianna after 9/11 only to be rebuffed because it put strings on it. he has gone on to great fame and fortune as a big stockholder in fox news, of course, and news corp., and he just bought a huge chunk of twitter. >> is there anything wrong with that? >> i think it is an influence operation. part of the reason we did not see a lot of stories i would like to see covered on fox news. i think there is a -- brad at one point after the famous riots a few years ago in paris, the muslim rioting, the crawl on the bottom say muslim youth burning cars -- he bragged that he called will murdoch to change it from muslim to just youth. >> what is the difference between that and when you worked at "the washington times" saying the former dean of influence the former korean moom had of that newspaper. >> if you have a saudi prince, part of the warrior family of saudi arabia, affectively bought one of the largest new franchises in the world, bought into it, you have to look at what are his motives and what i

julianna bergeron, member of the new hampshire gop executive committee. james, political analyst important our affiliate wmur. nice to have you all. james, let's start with you. we will hear from president obama announcing major cuts and shifts. what's the impact going to be on the race? >> for the new hampshire primary probably not all that much. but when it comes to the general election, new hampshire is still a presidential swing state. the campaign remains here after next tuesday and this is a very big fiscally conservative state. and for that sense, it is going to have impact more on the general election than probably the primary. >> you heard from christine o'donnell who now has been -- really a surrogate for the romney campaign. also john mccain has announced he is throwing his support behind mitt romney. and how will that impact the race here? politically they are on two opposite sides with -- under the gop umbrella. is that a challenge? >> i don't think it is a challenge. i think it will help mitt in the state, you know, more support he gets the

paul is senior editor with telecommunications reports, julianna is with the "national journal," tech and telecom staff writer, and thank you all for being here on "communicators" once again. second session of the 112th congress begins in just a couple of weeks. what's the biggest issue that congress will be facing with regard to telecommunication issues? >> well, i think right now the hottest issue is obviously online piracy. that's a new development, but as we've discussed in the past, there's two bills in front of the house right now, a bill in front of the senate that would take some rather significant to crease the government's authority and enforce online copyrights. they've also drawn a strong backlash from the technology community. i think that's the hottest topic right now because the state of those bills is still very much in doubt. >> who is on each side of these piracy bills? >> on the one side, the the contentedlude industry, the movie makers, the record industry, publishers, people who make content. you know, movies, music. and on the other side, as mentioned, are the te