i'm larry bush >> i'm larry bush the unsettled budget issue. i was delighted to hear mr. st. croix thinks form 700 will be searchable because that will make a big difference in terms of being able to see where the conflicts might exist. the grand jury also i recommended creating electronic database on contracts for the same reason. i would like to recommend that you ask for a budget whether you submit it now or now at least know what it would cost. currently, as i understand the process, if you receive the conduct notification by e-mail and then they are essentially put on the pdf so they're not searchable to go through in the same way you also be true on [inaudible] travel money. it's worth noting, it was an opinion from i believe it was the rimshot law firm that stated that no one may gift an official of more than $440. and right now there's an aggregate for the entire year. travel money is not excluded from that. yet, we know that we are seeing people who are giving five dollars are more for travel. how much more and for how militants in one of the gifts they give, we don'

speaker: thank you, i'm larry bush on behalf of the friends of ethics. that consists of a dozen of people active on ethics issues including five former commissions of this body. former staff in charge of signs and common cause for san francisco, and others who have been involved in passing legislation. we have several points that we raised in the interested person's meeting. we think mr. mcmarty did excellent job of -- we appreciate this effort because it's a stand out to what we've seen in the past. i would like to extend our appreciation on that part. one of the issues we raised repeatedly was this was narrowly drawn that it didn't encompass the issues on the table that need to be daelts with in the upcoming elections and as part of that question, this body never had a public hearing to discuss the fact that you were going to take up this issue and allow the public to comment on whether or not there should be a broader review of the issues that are involved and any changes to the campaign finance reform. we sent you a member - owe -- we sent a memo. so

the feel for the gop race is wide open, but larry says jeb bush's early moves could dissuade other candidateseadlines. rescue me edition. an 11-year-old boy being called a hero after dialing 911 after his father fell off a cliff while the two were out hiking. >> my dad fell off a cliff spoo what's the location? >> don't know. >> i need to know where you are. >> we're in the mountains. >> that's all he said. jake pritchard said his cub scout training taught him to dial 911 in an emergency. his father was treated for a head injury and is expected to be okay. good job young man. >>> take a close look, what's that riding up in the coast guard basket some a little black dog in a life jacket. the guard called in when a sail boat got stuck in a storm off the coast of north carolina. they pulled two people and that cute pooch to safety on the chopper. >>> and that's some of the news. >> thanks, steve. president obama set to unveil his new tax plan at tomorrow's state of the union address, but we're already getting a sneak peek. can you say, tax the rich? kevin joins us live from the white house with

bush. talk show host larry king ran into mitt romney and told him he'd decide whether he was running in the next two weeks. norah? >> nancy, thank you so much. >>> this morning president obama became the first president to attend the indian republic festivities. major garrett is traveling with the president in india. he's in new delhi. major, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. india is trying to rise to the power of asia and across the globe. that was a backdrop to a national holiday filled with symbolsim symbol symbolism. for india, the world's largest democracy, a sight never before seen. >> president barack obama arrived. >> reporter: the presidential limousine of the world's oldest democracy pulling up to the republic stage viewing stand. he was welcomed. the two leaders watched the parade through rain soaked protective glass. the parade with its tanks, missile batteries, and marching soldiers drew more than 150,000 spectators. among them house minority leader nancy pelosi and first lady michelle obama. dancers in blue and others celebrating indian space exploration were following

we are seeing he is not under jeb bush's thoughts as much as we thought. he might run. >> larry stick with us if you would. >> i am going to read more of the statement that mitt romney read on the conference call. he said i feel it is critical america elects a conservative leader to become the next president. i have wanted to be the president but i don't want to make it difficult for someone to emerge who may have a better chance of running for president. you cannot you cannot imagine how hard it is for ann and i to step a side. i want to ask bret baier about this, who is live from washington, d.c., i believe the next generation of republican leaders, one who might not be as well-known as i am or taken their message across the count ray, one who is just getting started, may emerge as being able to better defeat the democrat nominee. the question is is he speaking about something specifically. brett, do you think he has one republican in mind as he writes and says the statement? >> we don't know that yet. he met with it is a money game. >> mitt romney came out saying the finance

she made her way through fallen trees and thorny bushes for 30 minutes until she saw this porch light. 71-year-old larry wilkins answered the door. >> i've seen a bloody little girl with tears in her eyes, her lips trembling. she told me her parents were dead, and i asked her how she knew that, and she said she tried to wake them up. and they wouldn't wake up. bravest kid i ever seen in my life. >> sailor's father, 48-year-old marty gutzler her 46-year-old mother kimberly, her nine-year-old sister piper and 14-year-old cousin sierra wilder all died. sailor, who is now with relatives, told police after the crash she hoped her family was just sleeping. >> you see a lot of things in 20 years of law enforcement but i've never seen anything like this. she was the one that gave everybody hope. >> reporter: crash investigators say sailor's account of what happened when could be key in determining the cause of the crash. they plan to talk to her in the coming day scott. meanwhile, funerals of her family members will be held here in the nashville, illinois, area later this week. >> adriana, thank you. the flu ou

bush. but that is their.be to bring levity to the hard day of news and larry wilmore does it artfully in howe talk abuttal sharpton and bill cosby. it is about being seen. i agree that is the job of late night. let's be honest, "saturday night live," and jon stewart are safe places for liberals to go we foe their politics. what larry did this week, he showed that politically incorrect humor is going to be what he goes after. it is not going to be a safe place for anyone and it remains to be seen if the media and the money embrace that. >> that is healthy. >> low happening fruit. thank you, gentleman for joining us. >> mike huckabee is running for president a job more important than hosting a fox show so why is everyone asking about beyonce? en it comes to good nutrition...i'm no expert. that would be my daughter -- hi dad. she's a dietitian. and back when i wasn't eating right, she got me drinking boost. it's got a great taste and it helps give me the nutrition i was missing. helping me stay more like me. [ female announcer ] boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and min

bush. but that's the job of late night, to bring the levity to the hard days of news. and larry wilmore does that artfully both in how he talked about art sharpal sharpton and also bill cosby. it's all about ratings. >> i agree that's the job of late night, but let's be honest.cosby. it's all about ratings. >> i agree that's the job of late night, but let's be honest. "saturday night live" and jon stewart are safe places to go. larry showed that politically incorrect humor will be what he goes after. it's not going to be a safe place for anyone. and i think that it remains to be seen whether the media and public embrace that. >> that's healthy, though. >> the low hanging fruit. richard fowler, rick grenell thanks very much. after the break, mike huckabee is running for president, a job even more important than hosting a fox show. though why does everyone keep asking him about beyonce. e... it's a full day for me, and i love it. but when i started having back pain my sister had to come help. i don't like asking for help. i took tylenol but i had to take six pills to get through t

bush not the anger in the chris christie. >> schieffer: my favorite event of the week was larry king may not be on cnn any more, but he runsney in the airport and romney tells him that he'll decide in two weeks whether or not he's going to run. that is legitimate news here. he's still at it. >> shoe leather reporter. >> he's feeling his oats, did i story on this, romney key part of his case that he's been vindicated in his terms on foreign policy. he says, i was poutin is a huge threat i got made fun of for talking about a new cold war. "time" magazine had cover, cold war ii several months ago he was saying that, president obama was too confident about the retreat offal da just as dangerous a as ever. really interesting to see the foreign policy debate here particularly because feet voters care more now than they did in the last election cycle, more salient issue. >> schieffer: let me tell you something else or come back to republicans. but turning to the democratic side there's no question that hillary clinton is overwhelming favorite. but you know what, people are telling me that joe biden is really seriously looking and

bushes, she navigated significant lines. >> reporter: eventually second grader spotted porch lights after this house, 71 year-old larry wilkins answered the door. >> i seen a bloody little girl with tears in her eyes her lips trembling. >> reporter: what did she say to you when she got in the ambulance. >> they talked about that, she want meade to go with her because she didn't know anything else. >> reporter: her eyewitness account will likely be key, to finding out, exactly what went wrong. what do you think brought her tour door. >> i think god lord had something to do with it and i think he has probably got plans for her. bravest kid i have ever even in my life. >> reporter: adrian diaz for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> cbs news spoke to the family of sierra wilder n a statement her mother a says my baby girl was sweetest, kindes person you will ever come across, word can the not express how much she's missed now and forever. >>> good evening everyone. definitely going to be a busy day on our majors. lets start with i-95 not too far from the area of cottman avenue right around construction zone, earlier on the northbound s

the 7-year-old girl walked a mile through briars and bushes in near freezing temperatures and after about a mile she saw a porch light. 71-year-old larry wilkins answered the door. >> i seen a bloody little girl with tears in her eyes lips trembling. >> reporter: what did she say to you when she got into ambulance? >> she wanted me to go with her because she didn't know anybody else. >> saylor's eyewitness account will likely be key finding out exactly what went wrong there. her dad, a former commercial pilot, was flying the plane and he along with saylor's mom, sister and cousin, they all died in that crash. >>> a heartbreaking story many of you have been reading about on www.wusa9.com. a 3-week-old baby found dead in a dumpster in long beach, california. police say eliza de la cruz was abducted after her parents and another adult were wounded during a shooting. she was declared missing saturday and found behind a strip mall sunday, still no word on the cause of death, but investigators are searching for the presumed killer. >>> another man shot and killed by police after he pulled a gun out on them last night in a police station park

larry wilkins, the man you see right there. he opened the door and saw her covered in scratches, walking through briers and bushes in the dark.ilkins said she was very shook up when she got to the house, but he had already begun tending to her injuries with a washcloth and getting her cleaned up but i was literally struck by how calm she was able to -- and the ability for her to give us information, you know. she was obviously distraught but probably in shock, but she was able to amazingly give us very detailed information at that time. she indicated to us she believed her family was deceased but that she hoped that they were just sleeping. >> and joining me now to talk about this absolutely incredible incredible ordeal david soucie former faa investigator and author of "why planes crash." david, it is remarkable. have you ever heard of anything like this before? sole survivor in a crash of a six-seater plane? >> i'll tell you, it's more common than you might think. i've done two accidents, in fact in which this was the case. one of them was a very famous person that was up in aspen, and i can't use her name but she was in a

bushes. she navigated significant ditch lines. >> reporter: eventually the second grader spotted the porch lights of this house. 71-year-old larry i see a bloody little girl with tears in her eyes, her lips trembling. >> what did she say to you when she got in to the ambulance? >> i can't talk about that. she wanted me to go with her because she didn't know anybody else. >> reporter: sailor's eyewitness account will likely be key to finding out exactly what went wrong. >> what do you think brought her to your door? >> i think the good lord had something to do with it. i think he's probably got plans for her. the bravest kid i've ever seen in my life. >>> right now two californians are halfway to history climbing yosemite's el capitan. it's certainly been done many times before, but as kpix 5's allen martin shorts us, it's the way the two are doing it that would be a first. >> reporter: on the dawn wall it's not that no man has gone before it's that no man has gone before this way. >> no one has climbed this section of rock on this wall with only their fingers and arms as their tools. >> reporter: tommy wauld -- caldwell and kevi

mitt romney and jeb bush who laid low after meeting up with one another in utah but talk show legend larry king ran into romney who told him reportedly he would decide whether he's run income the next two weeks. norah? >> nancy thank you. >>> this morning, president obama became the first american president to attend india the republican day festivities. the event comes after the two countries achieve add series of breakthroughs on nuclear policy. major garrett is traveling with the president in new delhi. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. india's trying to respond to the rise of china as a power in asia and across the globe. the new government here is vetting a closer alliance with the united states will do the trick nap was a backdrop to a national holiday filled with symbolism. for india, the world's largest democracy a sight never before seen. the presidential limousine of the world's oldest democracy pulling up to the republican day parade viewing stand. >> president barack obama arrives. >> reporter: the prime minister welcomed president obama to india's 66-year-old public tri

bush skipped that event. you can look at it right now. another guy is mitt romney. it was mentioned in the peter hamm tweet. larryomney and his wife anne. larry king said that mitt told him, larry, tweeted a selfie he would decide within the next two weeks ability whether he's really going to run. >> seeing mitt romney in salt lake city. he was seeing jeb bush for that meeting. but i pump to one of the romney folks and he told voters in new york he was thinking about this the lean i was given is he will have to figure this out in the next 60 days. that's probably a bill long. two weeks makes sense. he seen jeb bush run around the country and lock down a lot of donors. >> that is one of the things in the handy piece, when he made that in new york. a lot of the donors are committed to jeb bush. the window is closing as the two romney the money is at this point. >> it is a big republican field. we should know pretty soon alisyn,s with we get back to you in new york. "saturday fight live" it was almost all politics including this little look back at the state of the union. . >> after republicans during the state of t

larry. i think is going to come back in the republican party. i think you'll see a nominee will not be one of these firebrand senators. it's going to be a jeb bush or mitt romney or scott walker are john kasich. it's going to be a government which could be an advantage for the republicans in 2016 for the reasons i was getting into but governors have to solve problems. governors know that they need to measure outcomes improvement in people's lives, not inputs which is the biggest the budget item. if you put the question that we i think they could carry in 2016. >> one of the fastening things you said in the book one would of taken for granted many years ago but it's almost a shock to read it is that nelson rockefeller not at the presidential level. he never got -- he was a great campaign in new york but what you really like is governance like bill weld. that's what he thought it was all about. >> that was bigger. i like the campaigning. [laughter] >> in some ways, nelson's finest hour is one that very few people think of it in the abstract. it's funny because he had a parallel here. people may be of long memories will remember governor hope he wh

bushes. she navigated significant ditch lines in order to receive assistance for her family. >> reporter: eventually the second grader spotted this porch light. 71-year-old larry will kips answered the door. >> i seen a bloodied little girl with tears in her eyes lips trim bling. >> reporter: sailor was taken to a nearby hospital with a broken wrist before being returned to her grand parents. >> what did she say before she got taken in the ambulance. >> she wanted me to go with her because she had knob else. >> sunday they removed what was left of the air crash. the eyewitness account will likely be key to exactly what went wrong. >> what do you think brought her to your door? >> i think the good lord had something do with it you know. i think he's probably got plans for her. bravest kid i've ever seen in my life. >> we spoke to the family of 14-year-old sailor. she said my baby was the kindest sweetest person you've ever come across. she'll be missed now and forever. >> we have to stop for just a second. that's the most amazing story. the little shirt she was wearing. >> it says you can't stop me. >> thank you very much. >>> millions are waking up as the cold

larry summers. much more ahead. president obama proposes raising taxes on the rich to pay for middle-class tax breaks. i would've billionaire investor thinks of that proposal. and jeb bush weighed in on last night's speech. he wrote -- it is unfortunate -- ♪ >> middle-class economics works. that is what middle-class economics is. >> that is why the third part of the middle-class economics is all about building the most independent army anywhere. >> metals president obama's message. loud and clear. the president declared that the u.s. economy has healed and america must now adjust the income gap. the rising income gap. tax increase on the rich and education and childcare credit or the middle west. tomorrow, i want to bring in my guest host for the next hour. who better to talk about the economy and last night's speech. he read a lot of the analysis this morning. i want to get your take. is it fair game, with the president said last night, that that we need to help? there's nothing wrong with the goal of helping the middle wes and i am a big supporter. it is a policy that affects the overall economy that drives the results. i do not think you can have redistributed policy

bushes. she navigated significant ditch lines in order to receive assistance for her family. >> reporter: eventually the second grader spotted this porch light. 71-year-old larry wilkins answered the door. >> i seen a bloodied little girl with tears in her eyes, lips trembling. >> reporter: sailor was taken to a nearby hospital where she was treated for a broken wrist before being released to a relative. what did she say to you before she got in the ambulance? >> i can't talk about that. she wanted me to go with her because -- she didn't know anybody else. >> sunday they removed what was left of the aircraft. sailor's eyewitness account will likely be key to finding out exactly what went wrong. >> what do you think brought her to your door? >> i think the good lord had something to do with it, you know, and i think he's probably got plans for her. the bravest kid i've ever seen in my life. >> we spoke to the family of 14-year-old sierra wilder who was killed in the crash. in a statement to cbs news her mother said my baby girl was the sweetest kindest person you will ever come across. words cannot express how much she is missed now and forever. >> we have to s