santorum is making end roads with valued voters like cathy keller.he recession hit keller's family hard, her husband, tom, was laid off from his job making auto parts when the company sent his position to china. the couple and two kids, had to go on food stamps. >> we weren't able to make our house payment. we were fer closed on. -- foreclosed on. >> the family has been able to get back on its feet and santorum social values won keller over. daniel gnat notingham, wjz 13 eye witness news. newt gingrich and rick santorum's would produce trillion dollars deaf sits. >>> u.s. postal service slashing 35,000 jobs with no financial relief in sight, postal officials will close more than 260 mail processing centers, mail processing centers excuse me around the nation. this slows the delivery of first class mail. mail volume declined as people skiffed to the internet in -- switched to the internet. >>> news from the ravens and more in indianapolis at the combine. coverage of the high school sports championship action and you can now wow your dinner guests with

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that keller would make the person wheeling up on in the chair not be able to be eye level. you cannot have it like that. you have to have a portion of the counter down level. it is 34 inches. i daresay most of the counters will not be that size if you have a business like that. however it may be. that is not what the normal business layout is. tables. there is a percentage based on the number of seats that have to be wheelchair-a accessible. they are required to be appropriately designated with a placard. you can get that any press run supply store. in place with commercial interiors can furnish you with those placards. you also have to have a sign out front that your business is wheelchair accessible. and various signing issues. each one of those things you do not have if someone must use to you is a separate claim. the statutory damages are $4,000. a person can come back three times and see three different wheelchair-accessibility issues, that is nine claims. the attorneys' fees are only recoverable -- only the plaintiff has the ability to get the attorneys' fees. if you

we twont keller williams realtor saying do a title search to make sure the person has the right to rent to you. and thinking any licensed realtor should be able to do that for you free and make sure the sprort not in foreclosure, and good advice because almost any of us can be a victim. and almost happened to kgo 810 morning news anchor jenner jochblts. >> and we found a great hour, i thought waits too good to be true. listed under $1500 z fabulous house, pool, nine yards. i thought it's down the street i've got to check it out. >> and she checked out her phone shall landlord and good thing, too. she found out it was a scam. >> that is scary. tu and at long last rain is actually on the way. >> so there is some proof on life doppler 7 hd. >> there is proof. and it's in the form of green on the screen. there is not all reaching the ground. i'll show you what's happening. there is moisture. there is a very own doppler that is picking up some moisture, there is some light showers, not a lot measuring. could be seeing light rain around cloverdale. heavier stuff is coming up. and there is rai

thank you to greg keller and the aclu board for putting this c pac together. this is inspiring. we need this energy and inspiration going forward because we have a lot of work to do in the 2012 election cycle. it is up to us to take back the country from the current administration and the left. i'm inspired to be here. obviously the tea party has had a significant impact on the political landscape across this country. and in the past six-to-eight months, we heard about occupy wall street. we have seen it happen across the country starting in new york city. the media wants to write the narrative that occupy wall street is alive and well and they post their pictures and their videos and everything of their bright signs and boisterous people and they are writing these stories that the tea party movement is dead. i have news for them. the tea party movement is not dead. we're alive and well. [ applause ] >> we are alive and well. we have grown and matured into tea party 2.0. don't judge us by the signs or people who show up at the rallies, but judge us on election day when occupy wa

in los angeles keller all in the last just over five years we've had a love and emergency rooms close and in most cases entire hospitals. if you give a map of the city and you put a little dock where the hospitals are and you put a dog we're all supposed were there yours and. strive for so you. know we're going to see that little monkey. if you want to have sex go and have sex. wealthy british style stock. market. can. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report. splits within the ranks of syria's opposition fighters at first they claimed they were behind twin blasts in the country's largest city of aleppo which killed at least twenty five but another spokesman has denied responsibility just barely an hour later. a greek default looms large law makers race to secure more bell outcasts by trying to pass another round of massive cuts which send workers on strike and thousands on to the streets. and observing political change russia's public figures come together to ensure

. >> glenn keller, you're from a smalltown outside dallas a truck driver.ave a call-in ministry. the town outside dallas? >> burleson, texas. >> they love you there. they're going to have a 5k race in your honor? >> yes. >> what did they tell you? >> the city manager got in touch with me, next thing i know i get an e-mail, saying we want do a 5k, named let's get started with glenn. the whole city's going to come together. >> fantastic. you're an inspiring guy. i think you inspired many members of the team. what inspired you to do this? >> god, i've spent so much time trying to motivate people, encourage people, letting them know what they could have, but when i looked at myself what i was saying wasn't lining up with what i was doing and it was an awesome wake-up call. >> denise, you're an office manager from new jersey. i've had the luck to be able to sit down and talk to you a couple of times today. you lost your leg as part of a softball accident. you had an infection in your leg. tell me about the last couple of years. you're an athlete, now getting bac

. >> paul keller executive director of the house republican study committee. >> hey, guys. your next speaker is a man of faith, a loving husband, a doting father and frankly one of the best men i've ever had the privilege of working for. but more importantly, he's a wrestler. not just any wrestler. the four-time state champion in high school, a two-time ncaa national champion. and his high school record he loves to talk about was 150-1. it was with this spirit that het raising the national debt ceiling. he more than anyone else made cut, cap, and balance the rallying cry for americans who are asking washington to do less and spend less. maybe we need fewer lawyers in congress and more wrestlers, what do you think? he is your leader of the conservative movement in the u.s. house and just last night was named the conservative legislator of the year by the wyrick awards dinner, ladies and gentlemen, please welcome republican of the study commutety, congressman jim jordan. >> oh, we got some folks from ohio right there. good to be with you all, let me thank cpac and what paul d

. >> coming up, "new york times" columnist bill keller will be here, nbc news political director, chuck todd, the "washington post's" eugene robinson. >> wait, wait, get to this -- william shatner. i saw him. >> is he good? >> amazing. >> i can't wait to see. >> after the break, politico's top stories of the morning, including which democrat is silently preparing themselves for a 2016 presidential run. but first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> we're watching a major winter storm heading for michigan, thanks to it coming in later on tonight, here's a look at the watches and warnings that are up all of the northern plains will see a major winter storm develop this afternoon. it will head into michigan as we go throughout this evening. even blizzard conditions possible in the dakotas, at least six to 12 inches, a it looks like a lot of the big cities around the edge of that. minneapolis, it looks like you're going to be a messy, icy situation for you. green bay also, an ice storm for your forecast. eventually this will work to the northeast today is fine, but as we go to wedn

if you look at my high school, the high school, famous people, barry bonds, tom brady, bill keller, hetor of the new york times, barry bonds in shame. tom brady, super bowl and i'm the only really shining star of sarah high school. >> do you think that they say, now who went to my high school, barry bonds, and greg gutfeld. and you don't hear much about t me, i'm the shining star of my high school and winner. >> if you didn't fall. >> what happened to the bay area? >> now, i didn't he see any of the super bowl commercials i was too busy consoling gisele over the phone who called me every break. >> i bet. >> and up next we'll show you some of our favorites, not like you've seen them anywhere else, right? if you leave now i'll not share any more of my clam dip. >> oh, gross. ♪ ♪ >> well, the super bowl is over, now what lives on. on before the super bowl, the super bowl ads and people like to apparently watch a lot. the super bowl commercials and this was no exception and people here have their favorites. >> okay, i like the one with the naked m & m's that are so yummy, clothed or not an

in december, a judge ordered the city to pay more than $1 million to attorneys for dick keller who sued the city in the thousand 3 over the ban -- in 2003 over the ban. the attorneys say they should be paid $3.1 million for the ring who. the attorneys for the city disagree. >>> a man's parents are seeking a new trial in their son's stun gun death. parents believe a sheriff's deputy wrongfully caused gray's death by shocking him twice with a stun gun. the jury ruled that the officer didn't use excessive force in the case. a lawyer for the family insists gray posed no threat after the first jolt. >>> eating citrus fruit may reduce a woman's risk of stroke. jessica kartalija has more on the city. >> this study could change the way women eat. researchers tracked thousands of women and found those who ate a lot of oranges and grapefruit had a 19% lower risk of stroke. citrus contains a type of flavonoid that has an anti inflammatory effect. it be k be found in wine and chocolate. >>> the study appears in the april issue of the american heart association journal, stroke. >>> let's check on th

that we need to do to get job creation going, stabilize our economy, the president laid out his keller's -- pillars both in the kansas speech and the framework in the state of the union. as you'll see in the details as well as the state of the union we put a strong focus on manufacturing jobs. we believe manufacturing punches above its way economically. beyond employing 11 million people, it has significant effects on multiples of additional jobs the support and are part of manufacturing. because a 70% of all private sector research and development, 90% of all patents, 60% of all exports. we put in detail some of the things we talked about in the state of the union on incentives for bringing jobs back, removing deductions for shipping jobs overseas. you can see in here today that there is a $6 billion tax incentives over three years to prevent the downward spiral that happens too often in our communities where when there is a massive plant closings, layoffs, or perhaps layoffs that could be related to the military drawdowns, that we are -- have a strategy for those communities to attract

if you look at my high school, the high school, famous people, barry bonds, tom brady, bill keller, hetor of the new york times, barry bonds in shame. tom brady, super bowl and i'm the only really shining star of sarah high school. >> do you think that they say, now who went to my high school, barry bonds, and greg gutfeld. and you don't hear much about t me, i'm the shining star of my high school and winner. >> if you didn't fall. >> what happened to the bay area? >> now, i didn't he see any of the super bowl commercials i was too busy consoling gisele over the phone who called me every break. >> i bet. >> and up next we'll show you some of our favorites, not like you've seen them anywhere else, right? if you leave now i'll not share any more of my clam dip. >> oh, gross. ♪ [ wind howling ] [ technician ] are you busy? management jt sent over these new technical manuals. they need you to translate them into portuguese. by tomorrow. [ male announcer ] ducati knows it's better for xerox to manage their global publications. so they can focus on building amazinbikes. with xerox, you're re

speed freak keller led the least to the site. this is one of the several sites he has offered to police. they have already identified the remains of two females. j.r stone brings you up-to- date on the investigation. >>j.r.: behind me, you can see that the sheriff's office is still guarding this area, not allowing anyone in. the >> there were pieces of concrete and steel, once we got past that we got to the human remains. we plan to send a camera down there. we want to make sure before we reseal the well. >>pam: experts say what is happening on this remote stride is potentially destroying evidence. one man says he is horrified at how the crews are processing the same. >> take a look at this large kate created by a backup. one man says highly trained archeologists should be here examining the soil taken from small selected sites before large machinery was brought in. if bonds are discovered, all quit mission be turned off and parked far away, but as you can see, that is not what is happening. this tobacco was left sitting in the w

reporter: the family has been able to get back on its feet and santorum's social values have won keller over. >> i was raised a catholic. i have always been a strong value based conservative. >> reporter: the very core group he needs to give him the edge in michigan on tuesday. danielle nottingham, cbs news, lansing, michigan. >> first birth control, now prenatal testing has turned into an unlikely campaign issue. this week, rick santorum said that some tests in his words encourage abortions. erica hill looks at a new test that reveals birth defects earlier than ever. >>> reporter: take one look at the smiling face of 4-year-old grace and it's easy to see why she's the love of her mother's life. >> i almost lost out on the best thing in my life. >> reporter: midway through her second try mister she and her husband discovered their baby would be born with down syndrome. stunned by the news and what it would mean to their future, the couple considered abortion. >> i think i already loved the baby. i couldn't do it. i couldn't terminate. >> reporter: that early diagnosis helped the family

. >> clglen keller is a truck drir from texas.runs a call-in ministry from his cell phone when he's on the road. >> i'm making this video and i'm at least 100 pounds overweight. i think the first life i need to make a difference in is mine. >> louise was a star college softball player when a tragic accident on the field forced doctors to amputate her leg. >> i have always prided myself on being a top notch athlete and i miss that and i desperately want that back. >> radio host jeff dalar has just gone through a divorce and is looking to reinvent himself. >> i realize that one of the only things that any of us can control in our lives is our bodies, what we put in them and how we take care of them. >> carlos solis dedicated his life to helping troubled kids but often doesn't take time to focus on his own health. >> i'm a type 2 diabetic. my doctors told me i needed to lose weight and diet and exercise and bring my sugars under control. >> rick morris is a web designer and volunteer firefighter in north carolina. but the smoke he's

. >> days after einstein high school student isabella keller stuffed the flyer in her backpack, she remains incensed. >> i have gay teachers at our school. we have a gay-straight alliance. we're a gay-friendly school. and to send this out, it's really ignorant. it's hate. >> reporter: michelle miller is a parent and feels the same way. >> my son handed it to me. and my visceral reaction was to tear it up and throw it in the trash. >> reporter: the flyer is from a group called parents and friends of ex-gays and gays. it argues that homosexuality is a choice and that students shouldn't label themselves at such a young age. a school spokesperson says four times a year, nonprofit groups have a legal right to send literature home with students, even if, as in this case, the material runs counter to the school system teaching policy, and even if it troubles students and parents. >> i think it is wrong. and the student shouldn't be exposed to such a thing. should focus more on academics. >> if kids were looking for something like that and they knew that service was available and they could go and

job creation going, stabilize our economy, the president laid out his keller's -- pillars both in the kansas speech and the framework in the state of the union. as you'll see in the details as well as the state of the union, we put a strong focus on manufacturing jobs. we believe manufacturing punches above its way economically. beyond employing 11 million people, it has significant effects on multiples of additional jobs the support and are part of manufacturing. because a 70% of all private sector research and development, 90% of all patents, 60% of all exports. we put in detail some of the things we talked about in the state of the union on incentives for bringing jobs back, removing deductions for shipping jobs overseas. you can see in here today that there is a $6 billion tax incentives over three years to prevent the downward spiral that communities where when there is a massive plant closings, layoffs, or perhaps layoffs that could be related to the military drawdowns, that we are -- have a strategy for those communities to attract new employers, not after they've gone to the d

. >>> traffic a mess everywhere around the bay westbound 580 keller accident.er crash. i want to take you to san francisco earlier accident on north 280 heavy along the extension, 101 better alternate. bay bridge toll backed up well through the maze. >> are we done with the rain? we check in with mimimimimimimii more colors, same edge. the droid razr is now $199.99. exclusively from verizon. >> you can see rain starting to become more scattered that's the wait it is going to be in the afternoon. gusty 31 miles per hour sfo. -- scattered showers and peeks of sun mid to upper 50s may make six any in oakland and around san jose. ♪ so raise your glass if you are wrong in all the right ways ♪ >>> back here live in times square. a birthday boy. and it's a morning to remember when -- ali wentworth is here. >> i could get used to this. >> i don't understand why i love you so much. >> she can come by any time. >> we'll talk about that later. >> but she's written -- >> i have a lot of laundry to do, robin. >> and this is some of what you read and what you'll read in this

. >>> i want to show you 580, look at the crashes including one at 580 at keller and 580 at 13.them involves an ac transit bus, 238 is slow, 880 is slow in both directions. as we move down to heyward and union city you see slow traffic there because of earlier collisions and also the general wet conditions, people are driving more slowly. that's going to add time to your commute. 8:25, let's go to steve. >>> sal, thank you very much. our system continues to give us light rain. a quarter to a half inch, i was hoping we would get more than that, but the wind has been there. that's an angry sky. a few raindrops there. the system is running into tremendous resistance, i mean, it is losing energy. it is stretching itself thin, there are a lot of breaks in there. it will be cloudy to mostly cloudy day. the temperatures will be mild upper 50s, low 60s. you can see breaks be the rain but there are still some in there, to the east bay that's where most of the heaviest rain has been and up to santa rosa. not too bad there. a little stretch from oakland, 808, fremont, south bay is like oka

>> it is, it came out february 14th, they can get it at amazon, barnes & noble, local book kellers, tea party patriots, the second american revolution, and they can also read about these concepts and the idea that it's not a partisan thing and read that at mark meckler.com. jon: i'm sure they'll be checking it out, mark, thank you. jon: we hear -- jenna: we hear about american jobs going overseas because of cheaper labor cost but one big american company is bringing hundreds of jobs back home, 1400 americans will find new work. we'll tell you about it coming up. >>> the top u.s. intelligence adviser saying al-qaeda and tehran have a, quote, marriage of convenience. and that may be most evident in syria's uprising. what could this partnership mean for america? we take a closer look, next. jenna: right now some disturbing new evidence al-qaeda stab -- may be extending its reach with the help of iran, director of intelligence james clapper saying that partnership between region and al-qaeda -- iran and al-qaeda -- the opposition may not be aware they're there. we had the attacks you allude

helen keller who lost her hearing and sight as a young child was asked once whether she could imagineworse than losing one on's sight? she said yes, losing one's vision. that vision enabled him to create a life for himself that was almost unimaginable in a world in which he grew up. he had a vision of an america and a world in which people were measured by their abilities, not their disabilities. his vision and courage helped to expand our own vision to make us a better nation. i offer my deepest condolences to his wife kay, his sons paul and chris, and their extended family, friends, and colleagues. dr. kang led a life of accomplishment and inspiration. his legacy will live on through his sons and four grandchildren, including 4-month-old katie. his mission will live on through the good he achieved and the doors he opened for people with disabilities in korea, in america, and around the world. mr. president, i yield the floor. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: int quorum call: quorum call: mr. franken: madam president