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they have their colors and captain bands and they are kl be a team because they really are. now they have their equipment to train like one. >> we want to change or life and glad people can help us. elizabeth cook, cbs 5. >> a secret fbi file. what it reveals about apple's ce exporks cofounder. >> a seven-year-old girl fought up off a kidnapper. how she did it and what she remembered to do that paid off. >> taxpayers shelled out millions for the new medical center. so why are prisoners be taken to >>> we all learn something new today, the fbi kept a file on steve jobs. >> and it paints a not always flattering portrait. linda yee with what the feds found when they dug into his past. >> the superlatives were endless. brilliant, hard working, steve job, the visionary. now an fbi file on the apple founder, jobs was shallow and callous. during the first bush administration in 1991, jobs was considered for an appointment on the president's export council. the fbi did an extensive background check on jobs, interviewing dozens of his employees, neighbors, and friends. more than one

another one here from kl, i think represents what a lot of people are feeling.ic always brought happiness to my mom. when i grew older i would listen to whitney houston and it would make me feel better. her music is a a part of my life and mother's life. i pray for her family and friends at this time. one more, symbolic of what a lot of people are writing, using names of her songs, you were my every woman, and the queen of the night. whitney, i will always love you. rest in peace and thank you for sharing your beautiful voice and talents with us. so many interesting messages all day. when you go to our website, i want to show you things you should check out. one is a photo spread that has classic images of whitney throughout the years. the main page of cnn.com you will be able to see this. it will also while you're there, take you over to our i-report assignment and you'll have the chance to weigh in with your thoughts. whatever you wish to say about the loss of whitney houston there. we look forward to hearing from you. i'll have some of those responses next ho

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crews still working on repairs to kl and m. same time a big rig proved to be a little too big and took down the muni overhead wires. rav of the semi almost ripped off by the wires. no one was hurt. >> fbi no fly list more than doubled over the past year. 21,000 people banned from flying to or even with the united states. 500 of those are americans. list grew dramatically after sought called underwear bomber training to blow up a plane back in 2009. suspect father tried to warn authorities before the attempted bombing. officials say person put on list is someone credible l whether raise as concern. >> crash course for aspiring teachers. group wants time proof oakland school and how they believe they can get it done. >> more backlash against susan affiliation own affiliate taking a stand against the organization. >> such a deal in television for 99 cents. so why were the flat screens so cheap. then later on "nightline". >> coming up next on "nightline". young man with about many female fans find him on facebook and twitter but ni

crews still working on repairs to kl and m. same time a big rig proved to be a little too big and took down the muni overhead wires. rav of the semi almost ripped off by the wires. no one was hurt. >> fbi no fly list more than doubled over the past year. 21,000 people banned from flying to or even with the united states. 500 of those are americans. list grew dramatically after sought called underwear bomber training to blow up a plane back in 2009. suspect father tried to warn authorities before the attempted bombing. officials say person put on list is someone credible l whether raise as concern. >> crash course for aspiring teachers. group wants time proof oakland school and how they believe they can get it done. >> more backlash against susan affiliation own affiliate taking a stand against the organization. >> such a deal in television for 99 cents. so why were the flat screens so cheap. then later on "nightline". >> coming up next on "nightline". young man with about many female fans find him on facebook and twitter but ni

we kl woman listening and we're streamed on the web at c-spanradio.org. first other news on wall street oof a couple of tries the dow finishes above 13,000 today for the first time since 2008. dow was up 23 closing at 13,005. nasdaq was up 20, s&p was up 4. a surge in earnings by the biggest banks at end of the last year made 2011 the most profitable time for the industry in five years. more earnings and fewer troubled banks suggesting the history has healed. the federal dpovt insurance company saying that the bank earnings rose in the october to december quarter to over $26 billion. that's 23% higher than earnings in the final quarter of 2010. about 60% of banks reported improved earnings. only 20% were unprofitable. for the year earnings hit almost 120 doll dole billion, the most since twix. a new poll shows americans' belief in global warming ises on rise along with temperatures and the weather changes. the survey tsz 62% of those skd last december think the arm is gets warmer, an increase in 35%. that's it is highest percentage in two dwreerz. nearly

whether catalogs or first class mail period kls. each of those provides a way to communicate with a seg m of the american public. our big fear is if you put a price change on standard mail, you'll chase people to the internet even though they went get the same return. >> you said that you stopped delivering the mail by next fall if they do not pass a bill to help you. if congress does pass a bill that gives you everything you want, how quickly do you see pulling out of the red? >> if congress gave us everything we needed we would be out of the red by the end of 2013 and getting that money back on the first overpayment would go right against debt, which would shrink our debt. we would be in excellent shape from a debt to revenue perspective. someone makes note of the fact you have prepared to distribute antibiotics in case of a bioterrorism attack. if god forbid an attack did come, how ready to you feel you are? >> we have worked with the department of human and health services and have run drills. in three or four cities. they come

the name of his coeurir came up in 2000 before kls was arrested. he knew and lied about it. if waterboarding work, ksm would have said the guy's real name back in march of 2003. these are facts, sean hannity, your blind ideology and hatred for the president of the united states, barack obama is clouding your judgment. this isn't about enhanced interrogation, it isn't about gitmo or rendition, it's about you, saying that you had tapes proving that president obama didn't want to get osama bin laden. that president obama, if he had his way, would have never happened. if you ever have any doubts about whether obama had his way, remember what the president said. >> ask osama bin laden and the 22 out of 30 top al qaeda leaders who have been taken off the field whether i engage in appeasement. or whoever is left out there. ask them about that. >> hannity, even you can understand who really got the job done. >>> ed show survey tonight i are republicans starting a culture war, 94% said yes, 6% said no. >>> coming up, with the fight over a new birth control policy raging on, what part

. >> it only takes a few part kls to get infected and when it gets into the environment it lasts in theong period of time and could be there for days. >> health officials ruled out the kitchen and water supply as the source of the virus. gastroenteritis is spread when people don't wash their hands properly when using the bathroom. once one person has it it is infectious and can spread quickly. >>> most agree that pg&e's pipeline knees upgrading but there -- needs upgrading but there is little agreement on who should pay for all of that. >> the deadly 2010 san bruno pipeline disaster revealed a long list of safety failures at pg&e and resulted in a host of new regulations but who will pay for them. >> they need to ask why a single penny of pg&e's proposed costs for pipeline replacement, pipeline testing and record keeping should be recovered from rate payers. >> reporter: today, consumer advocates and san mateo assemblyman jerry hill angrily opposed the proposal. 90% of the plan covered by rate increases over 50 years with an average increase of $1.85 a month for residential customers fo

chew who covered the lakers and met jeremy lin in 2008 while reporting for the san francisco kronal kl the executive producer of the rachel maddow show and former harvard athlete bill wolf. >> that's true. >> do we have brian's sound? we have a sound problem for brian but at least we have him on camera so his mother got to see him and i hope the sound will work. >> also brian chu wrote an excellent piece about jeremy lin that i read today. >> i may read it if we can't get sound. >> it is outstanding. >> you have the results of linsanity breaking news. >> the knicks won. >> which is no longer breaking news. >> they didn't use to win ever and now they are winning. >> 150 point sghs he had ten points and 13 assists. >> he didn't need to because it was a blowout. i think it was sacramento in town. sacramento is terrible. they blew them out. he only played 25, 26 minutes. >> they rested the man. >> yes, sportsmanship. >> brian is here and he's written eloquently about what this means as a phenomenon and cultural phenomenon for asian americans. he said, in fact, he said i and other asian ame

the overwhelming culprit in the housing shock was the sub prime loan debaa kl.wasn't the first time, but he's getting more attention now, much more, because of his rise in the polls and not always making the best use of the spotlight. pressed to explain how gas prices caused the housing bubble to burst, santorum said this. >> i said that was a factor. i'm sorry. i'll make sure i'm much more specific. >> here's some other controversial comments of late. on the glenn beck program he was asked about beheadings, u.s. officials blame the drug cartels, but santorum sees something else. >> tell the truth about what the threat of radical islam is all about, and we don't. we have a president who won't even use the word muslim or islam in any national security documents. >> on that same program, santorum blamed colleges for driving young americans out of the christian faiths. >> 62% of kids who go into college with a faith commitment, leave without it. >> a 2007 survey did find 7 in 10 young process christians qui age of 23, but "going to college doesn't make you a religi

security council resolution seen as assad's license to kl. they have the support of king abdullah of saudi arabia, who rarely speaks out like this in public. >> ( translated ): we are in frightening days and, regrettably, what happened at the united nations, in my opinion, is an unfavorable move. the confidence of the whole world in the united nations is undoubtedly shaken. >> reporter: today, there was even a small demonstration in isalli, a suburb in the center of the capital, damascus. hundreds have been killed in syria this week, but it's not quelled the uprising. >> sreenivasan: in washington, the state department said it has information that some in the syrian elite are trying to get their money and families out of the country. on wall street today, the dow jones industrial average lost 89 points to close at 12,801. the nasdaq fell 23 points to close below 2,904. for the week, the dow and the nasdaq lost about half a percent. the chairman of the house financial services committee, spencer bachus, confirmed today he's being investigated

, and president roosevelt called theh window and the sun to the white house, and he announced thatn kl colin kelly jr. would be givenso admission the west point as sooe as he was eligible to attend. of course the wife got a medal.r it turns out that when the war ended the was found in the harbor in japan and had never been sunk. so this is what happens in wartime propaganda. you learn a lot that we have toa unlearn that ron.ern. the newspapers were full of misinformation because it was important that we now bes go despondent about what was going around the time. things were bad, indeed. h we had seven battleships sunk at pearl harbor. examp s no one knew that. they knew about a couple.at h but the reports were -- made a becausghter than there really were because it was necessary for the japanese so the government sought to make it gre think to believe that they have not done as well as damages there really had.lly turns out riches of the realize that the japanese had cameras of their plans to return to from the aircraft carriers to fly anb when that book opens i open with the japanese

>> reporter: kl, d well, democrats are.al came out yesterday and said this change looks like a good compromise. others said they would study it. republicans are still opposed, and the u.s. conference of catholic bishops came out with a statement saying the altar policy is a needless government intrusion in the governance of religious institutions. even if the religious institutions no longer need to pay for contraceptive coverage for female workers, the insurance companies have to do it, and it's a departure from current law, saying essentially that preventing pregnancy is the same as preventing disease. >> nancy, what do we think the congressional republican response will be to this? >> reporter: well, they've already introduced legislation in the senate to stop it they'll introduce legislation in the house as well. in the house, republicans control that body. so they could pass legislation. trying to overturn this rule. in the senate, much more difficult for them to get 60 votes since the democrats control the senate. reb

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