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. >> so lett's talk about what happened to you in the campaign and where you are now. while you were here in washington and platform in fox news and elsewhere. you are sort of post political phase of your career. then you ran and got back in the middle of things. where do you go now? what is the future for you? would you like to serve in the new administration? >> guest: i end up not being the nominee. i would want to work to help defeat obama in what ever the team thinks i would do . go back to a post political career. i am glad i did this. for me, it was important as a sides - citizen to do things. it was harder, but right thing for me to do in my life and where the countryy was. i have no regrets. it is clear that governor romney has built a substantial machine and i think santorum is discovering in pennsylvania. it is a challenge. >> do you think he should get out? >> i hope everybody will have that family in their prayers. their daughter is back in the hospital in a difficult situation. >> what is the situation regarding money? >> we are not broke. it is hard. >>

the globe poll has senator scott brown and challangerie biz lett warren in a virtual tie.rown at 37%, warren at 35%. that's within the poll's margin of error. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to "hardball." the latest usa today gallup swing poll shows a difference in romney and obama. in these 12 states, president obama beats mitt romney 51-42. now, since usa today and gallup began polling these swing states back in november, mitt romney has won every prior matchup. the swing changed pretty dramatically in the last month. one possible reason: women. of registered women voters, president obama leads by 18 points. but why the switch? it would seem logical that the contraception controversy played a role, but when women in this poll were asked to identify issues that were extremely important in their vote for president, health care was number one, government policies on birth control last at number 6. eugene robinson is a columnist at the "washington post," david corn is the author of a new book "showdown." both are nbc political analysts. eugene, this is why they pay yo

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make fun of people that spend $500,000 on some type of branding that seems simple, but withis is one letteyou had another 25 to choose from, but -- >> funny you should you say that because when i do projects for people now, oftentimes it starts with them saying, well, that "i" sure was smart. and i'm like, okay, but i have 25 other letters to choose from. >> how important ultimately in terms of the success of these products was the name? meaning you were working with a great company who was turning out a great product. not to diminish the name at all. but how do you think about that issue? >> i think it's just -- it is hugely important, the whole trick to product naming. you can see some horrific names, letters and numbers that nobody will ever remember. so getting that great name is such an important thing. and the "i" thing opened up all these doors. and when iphone came out, cisco apparently owned the name iphone, at least they claimed on. >> that's what it was. >> you acted leike you had no idea what i was talking about. >> deep dark secrets. >> if the guy that painted a couple of thos

on thursday, the president talked buff lett rule with the local tv stations.t pushed again for the buffett rule in his weekly radio address. today it goes to the senate. >> i hope you'll ask your member of congress to step up and echo that call this week. by voting for the buffett rule. >> cnn political director mark preston is with us. mark, talk about pressure for a law that doesn't have a snowball's chance of passing. >> reporter: certainly not going to pass today and very much what we are going to see in the senate there is a procedural vote to see if the senate can vote on this rule and doesn't look like the 60 votes needed to get that vote to happen. however, as you said, this is going to be such a huge political issue this year. we have seen the president really talking it up in major, major way. and, of course, he will continue to do so. you know it's interesting is that he not only did that in his weekly cease from the white house while he was down there, we expect him this afternoon this does not pass the senate to continue to push for this to go thr

. >> reporter: she also recalls the story of a friend, a mother of four, who published eed lett sayingortion. the woman who wrote that article confirmed to cnn that bishop was mitt romney. the romney campaign declined comment. >> i wanted him to look and hear what the woman had to say. >> reporter: she remembers romney and credits him meeting with 250 women to discuss issues and make policy changes. >> i thought he was pretty open and caring to say, yeah, we'll do this. i don't think many church leaders would have done that. >> reporter: but note, her admiration is in the past tense. >> what's your reaction when you see him on the campaign trail now? >> i have no idea who that man is. it looks like he's doing what he needs to do to win the republican nomination and he's doing it. >> reporter: as for the catalanos, they say they know the real mitt romney and hope the former bishop becomes president. >> he just knows how to connect with people like us. >> reporter: as we mentioned, mitt romney does at times talk on the campaign trail as a church leader. he said he's not running for pasto

lett get right to rosemary and a check on the forecast.d morning, rosemary. >> good morning to you! sunny skies and 70s, i've got tom good news! temperatures warming over yesterday by several degrees. this is friday, this is today. 80 degrees expected santa rosa, 70 in the city of san francisco. 80 concord. 77 san jose. you catch my drift? we're going to be notably warmer than friday. and trend will continue for your weekend. take a look at what you can expect outside at this hour. i'll break down the rest of the weekend coming up in just a bit. >>> continuing coverage now of the doyle drive demolition. the highway patrol started restricting traffic at 8:00 last night. and 12 hours later, heavy machinery is still chipping away at decades-old roadways. allie rasmus is live with the progress being made overnight. and what we should expect today. you got a great vantage point there. >> reporter: you can see it the progress that they've made so far. we've been watching them since we got here at 5:30 this morning. chip away at what was left or

lett look at some of the conditions expected over tahoe for today.w light showers for the afternoon today. highs about 46 degrees. tomorrow partly cloudy, and 53 for the afternoon. here at home, our warming trend begins today. and we'll continue for tomorrow. 70 degrees for some of us on sunday, and then temperatures will hover around the mid to upper 60s mark monday, tuesday, a tad cooler on wednesday and perhaps a few sprinkles over the north basically i'll be watching that for you. back to you. >>> today a city-wide disaster response drill is being held in san francisco. it will begin in just about 30 minutes at edward middle school on church street. the drill is being conducted by the neighborhood emergency response team. volunteers will gather to practice search and rescue techniques and other response skills. since the 1989 earthquake, the neighborhood response team has trained more than 22,000 people to help emergency responders. >>> next sunday is earth day, and today people are kicking off the celebration by cleaning up bay area parks. the c