doubts and i are going to speak with marcy wheeler about the birth death penalty trial coming up and giving up media organizations want into the discussions of elena sherry's torture can be made public that is everybody talks about the new agreement on night raids between the u.s. and afghanistan we're going to break down the real details and highlight all the loopholes which make you wonder how much is really going to change and there are a lot of headlines out there asking of cispa is the new sopa so we're going to take a detailed look at this bill show you how it is and isn't likely defeated copyright legislation all that morphy tonight including this of happy hour but first take a look at what the mainstream media has decided to. pounce been kind of a big day politically right rick santorum officially dropped out of the presidential race and even though both newt gingrich and ron paul are still in the race most republicans have resigned to admitting that they think a candidate in the general election is going to be mitt romney not because they want to me just because that's the w

thank you. >> maureen, cecelia. >> my name in marcy albert. i also live in the area. i like walking around the waterfront. i urge you to certify the eir. thanks. >> i will call some more names. -- i will call some more names. june, terra angela, toni. >> good morning, commissioners. i am at 21-year resident of san francisco. i am here to speak in favor a 8 washington of the project -- i am here to speak in favor of the 8 washington project. the private the way club is not disappearing. the developer is building a new $12 million fitness facility and four new polls. secondly, and most important for those of us who cannot afford to belong to the private club, it opens the project to the public. the proposed project is dedicated to public space. 8 washington opens up the eastern side of the waterfront to all san franciscans, including wide landscape areas along the embarcadero and jackson street, about 20,000 square feet of restaurant and retail space, a new 4500-square- foot public park with various facilities for children to play. the project as onto many public parks

had the right to snoop through these e-mails as part of their probe seems kind of obvious we've had marcy wheeler on the show to discuss the case the only criminal investigation involving the bush administration's torture problem ironically and so here is what she had to say about the investigation. this all started because these detainee lawyers had identified the people who had tortured their crimes. so the question is not easy to ok for scott shane to report about to start eunice who was involved in chaos and torture what they were really after was is it ok for lawyers to know what happened to their clients when they were in u.s. custody and the government is basically saying no it's not ok they went back and tried to figure out how these detainee lawyers found out and ultimately curious who is the one source that they came up with. so basically the justice department wanted to find out how this information about enhanced interrogators was leaked and their inquiry led them to these journalists e-mails yesterday politico's josh gerstein a reporter that the other journalists referenced i

. >> marcy and renee are in school together.n this picture. >> she probably looks like she's going to steal it. oh, no, what happened. oh, look, 20 bucks. >> do you think renee is doing something good, bad or just neutral. >> i think she -- i think she's going to take the money. >> do you think renee and marcy are likely to be friends or not? >> not really. >> what do you think about marcy's parents? do you think they'd be comfortable with her being friends with renee or not. >> if they found out about the situation that happened they might be a little concerned about if renee's a thief. >> in this one we have erica and allison. they're also in the hallway at school. can you tell me what it seems is happening in this picture. >> allison looks like a sweet girl. so i think that she would pick up erica's money and give it back to her. >> okay. so then do you think allison's doing something good, bad or neutral. >> pretty good. >> and what about allison and erica? do you think they're probably friends or not so much? >> yeah, they'

>> not really. >> what do you think about marcy's parents?you think they'd be comfortable with her being friends with renee or not? >> well, if they found out about the situation that happened they might be a little concerned about if renee's a thief. >> in this one we have erica and allison. and they're also in the hallway at school. can you tell me what it seems is happening in this picture? >> allison looks like a sweet girl. so i think that she would pick up erica's money and give it back to her. >> okay. so then do you think allison's doing something good, bad or neutral? >> pretty good. >> and what about allison and erica? do you think they're probably friends or not so much? >> yeah, they're probably friends. >> do you think erica's parents would like it if she was friends with allison? >> yeah. >> her response as cording to our expert dr. melanie killen could indicate a subconscious racial bias, a bias that kids develop from messages they hear at school, at home, the characters in the tv shows they watch, and what they see online. and

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. >> the dog named marcy began nursing the kittens. here is the story.born kitties at the shelter a couple weeks ago. the next day animal control called and said that they had a lactating dog with no puppies so they decided to put the animals together. marcy has been nursing the kittens ever since. >> they're doing very well. and i can't believe our luck that we actually had a lactating dog that could feed the kittens. it's wonderful. >> i think the mother instinct just takes over and she's got babies and her heart's full and her life is full. >> we're told the dog and cats are doing so well healthwise they will likely be available for adoption soon. >> all right. too cute there. >> they're a team now. >> yeah. >>> next, the unexpected phone >>> a new york woman is saved by a phone call many people don't usually want to take. bobby berlin was going into diabetic shock when pollsters from marist college called her about an opinion poll. melissa russo has what happened next. >> i am feeling fine today. >> reporter: 79-year-old bobby berlin might want to pl

she was called into her boss' office, and, barges according to marcy the boss told her she had sland serred the company, a natural food store. >>> marion barry's apology for his comments about asian business owners is not enough for some people. we're going to have more after the break. >>> i apologize to the asian community for anything i said that was harmful or hurt, but my record is impeccable. >> with that apology from marion barry, it's not enough for some people in the community. we sent our 9news now reporter armando trull into ward 8 to get some reaction. >> reporter: this rap slams marion barry, calling him mayor for life. its author is not a marion barry fan. >> i understand that -- you know, him wanting the businesses to give back to the community. >> reporter: but this woman who ran for the seat and lost argues that many of those businesses supported her and now barry is getting even. >> sew knows exactly who gave me money and he is vindictive, and he will go after them. >> reporter: council member barry dismisses the allegations but the comments were political pay back

thank you very much congress wam marcie kaptur and jason chaffetz.esterday, we showed you some of the least enthusiastic endorsements for mitt romney. republicans who sound like they would rather be doing just about anything else other than supporting the former massachusetts governor. on jon stewart, he noticed as well. stick around for that in the sideshow. you're watching "hardball." ♪ i'm michael bazinet, president of creative digital imaging of bangor, maine. we have customers all over the united states. we rely on the postal service for everything that we do. the eastern maine processing facility is vital to our operation and our success. if we lose this processing facility we could lose clientele because of increased mailing times. we would have to consider layoffs as a result of that. closure of this plant will affect all of us. ♪ you get a 50% annual bonus. and everyone likes 50% more cash -- well, except her. no! but, i'm about to change that. ♪ every little baby wants 50% more cash... ♪ phhht! fine, you try. [ strings breaking, wood splint

made a quick stop to visit with his wife, ellen marcie mcclellan, maryellen, there in philadelphia, his hometown, where he was loudly hailed as a hero, one and all. and then arrived in washington on the 26th of july. very, very exciting for someone in his mid-30s. this gentleman right here. i think that probably his letter described best what it was like in washington in july, 1861. because at the meeting with the president, the commanding general of the army about that time quite elderly and infirm winfield scott and a number of influential members of congress he sat down that night to write, as he did almost every night to his wave at home who was waiting for him in pennsylvania. and here's what he said to ellen, i find myself in a new and strange position here, president, cabinet, general scott and all deferring to me. by some strange operation of magic, i seem to have become the power of the land. mcclellan then set to work right away to try and bring some order out of the chaos that represented the u.s. army in and around washington. you had people whose three-month enlistments was

marci hamilton is the philadelphia attorney who recommends clergy sex abuse victims in civil trials. the last several years, most of them just thought everyone would believe the church. everyone would believe the bishops, and they would be ignored. this is empowering for them. >> reporter: philadelphia archdiocese officials declined to talk to us about the lynn trial. the judge has ordered all parties not to comment on the case. lynn could face up to 28 years in prison. elaine quijano, cbs news, philadelphia. >> pelley: bill bow, a city on spain's northwest coast is famous for many things and one of them is wind, which is well known to pilots trying to land at the airport and must be terrifying for their passengers. this was yesterday when the winds were gusting to more than 80 miles per hour. some planes never did make it down. pilots chose to pull up and go around again or try another airport. a revelation for wynton marsal marsalis. he's reintroduced to an artist who cowl turn on the li ht of the human soul. that's next. what's with you? trouble with a car insurance claim. [ denni

the accused attacker heriberto viramontes, and his alleged accomplice, marcy cruz, are in custody at cook county jail.. facing attempted murder and other charges. a state police report has been released in the shooting death of a 15-year-old boy with a developmental disorder. calumet city police shot and killed stephon watts at his home in february. watts had asperger's syndrome. police had been called to calm him down. a state police task force concluded that the teen lunged at two officers with a steak knife, cutting one of them, forcing them to shoot watts twice in self-defense. after reviewing the report cook county state's attorneys will *not* file any charges, or investigate the shooting further. orland park police have ticketed the driver of a street sweeper for running a red light in an accident that killed a 15- year-old girl and her parents. police say the sweeper hit the car sunday.. while turning left after the light changed. drug tests are pending.. but police say they don't think alcohol or drugs played a role in the crash. 15-year-old samah deis and her parents wafieh

. >> reporter: marcy yeah williams hasn't seen her son in more than eight years. >> do you have any hope your son is still alive? >> i don't believe terrence is alive. at this point i have to find out what happened to him. >> reporter: what happened to terrence williams is anybody's guess. he was last seen outside this names, florida, cemetery on january 11th, 2004 with this man, sheriff's deputy steve caulk ins. >> reporter: raters say his story doesn't add up. at one points caulk kins says he pulled terrence williams' car over because it was having problems. when he called his friend in dispatch, he report the car had been abandoned. he never led on he had any contact with the driver, terrence williams. >> i have a homely cadillac on the side of the road here, signal 11, signal 52, nobody around. maybe he's out there in the cemetery. >> reporter: but if the driver was not around, how then was deputy caulk kins able to run a background check using terrence's name and birthday. >> last name? >> yms, common spelling. >> date of birth? >> 4-1-75. black male. >> reporter:iest just four days

marcie's law dictates a person who has been sexually assaulted does not have to -- cannot be imprisonede was never advised regarding her rights to testify or not testify. first and foremost a convict of a rape has the right to feel safe and she was never advised of her rights regarding her requirements or to be in court and never given the benefit of feeling safe in this process. >> i got that piece of marcie's law you referred to. let me read it for our viewers not familiar with it. in california it is a law suggesting that victims are to be treated with fairness and respect for his or her privacy and dignity and to be free from intimidation, harassment and abuse throughout the criminal or juvenile justice process. you heard the d.a. saying this is the weighing inconvenience which is an interesting word to choose, the inconvenience that your client is going through for the greater good of the community. when you say your client wasn't advised of her rights, she was in a courtroom and she faced a judge who said i'm sorry i have to do this. how do you say she wasn't advised of her rights

too much exception, the picture looks of a 12 year-old boy instead of the 6 ft. 3 in. 17 year-old marcy football player who got into a confrontation with someone 6 in. shorter than him. >> this is one of the photographs the a tree was talking about. you can see more of that interview on cbs this morning which begins at 7:00 a.m. right after our newscast this morning. >> a san quentin inmates that he killed a fellow prisoner to avenge the death of an innocent child less than the rest of his life behind bars. he said edward schaefer in the prison yard years ago. schieffer was drunk when he hit a 9 year-old girl with his motorcycle. in response to that conviction he told a court " the innocence of a child must be defended at all cost ". >> the time is 6 to 0 a.m., he called the president a coward. how u.s. marine could be punished for his facebook comments. >> and how river otters are prompting an unusual warning in 1 bay area town. >> it is cold to start out the day, if you plan to head to the high country, looking good. 88 in. at heavenly valley with partly cloudy skies. squaw valley 92

. >> democratic congresswoman m s marci captore of ohio opposes the budget plan, and he supports t.oth are on the house budget committee. the budget priorities shows the tax cut in the ryan plan will disproportionately favor the wealthy. making more than $1 million a year, they'll see a 5% increase in after-tax income. that's an average of $250,000. tell us this is all designed to help the rich and take advantage of the poor. >> what you have to do is read the fine print because what we have talked about is we want to broaden the base and lower the rate. what that chart showed was they were going to lower the rate. we want to broaden the base which means getting rid of the loopholes and other things which i think is common ground. if you talk to republicans and democrats, we want to get rid of these loopholes. and that's what we're saying, disproportionately, the wealthy americans get these loopholes, so we want to close those. >> what loopholes are you specifically referring to? >> there is a list that goes on and on and on. back in december of 2010 is, i actually voted against the

. >> we chose that district based on the fact it was predominantly marcy captor's district.e didn't know whether kucinich was going to run in that district or not. he decided to run. now, 30 years versus 16 years, you know, you can make the argument that that's sort of, you know, not exactly an anti-incumbent play. but we were going after the longer term, more entrenched incumbent in that district. and the reality is that our activities made her come back to the district, in a way that she had not had to do in many, many years. she had very little challenge in previous cycles and she had to reengage with the voters and she had to listen to them and she had to ask for their vote and she did, and she won. and we're fine with that. we're not here to pursue a policy agenda. we're looking for governance reform. >> let's talk about another republican incumbent you're talking, tim murphy. suburban pennsylvania, swing district, he's a veteran. why target him? >> well, it's not a swing district. that's a safe republican district. >> suburban philadelphia? >> you just need to look at

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marcy novak's trial begins next week. on record now about the new theory about the murders. saying she might have been a target herself. abc's se veal ya vega is here. do tell. >> reporter: she gave the interview to a new york newspaper. it was rambling. it was often confused. she proclaims her innocence. and says whoever wanted her husband dead may have wanted her dead, too. she's been called the black widow. a woman driven by greed and revenge. and she is about to stand trial for hiring hitmen to hurd her millionaire husband and heiress mother-in-law. and for the first time speaking to "the journal news," she says police have it all wrong. and shockingly, they can't prove that her husband is dead. >> one of my questions is, is my husband dead? is my husband alive? we have not touched the tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: police say there is no question, that three years ago, ben novak jr. was beaten and stabbed to death inside a new york hotel suite. narcy told police she was at breakfast. when she came back, her husband

>> marcy. >> and you -- when did you guys get here for this one direction appearance at "snl"? morning. >> from boston. >> from boston. yeah, you see one direction before? >> yeah. >> when? >> "today" show. >> oh, you came in to the "today" show concert. wow, so obviously you're hoping for tickets. >> yes. >> well good luck. my gosh you guys are real one direction fans. look at this line, folks. i mean, this is amazing. this is -- these folks have been here most of them since tuesday. the line is just getting bigger and bigger. and by and large you're only talking about maybe, maybe, if you're lucky, five or six standby tickets, and they just keep coming, and what do you do? what do you do for bathroom breaks? >> sneak into nbc. >> sneak into nbc. that's what i always recommend. all right. let's check your weather. and it's cold here, too. that's the big deal, these folks have been saying we have frost and freeze advisories, and warnings from friday into saturday morning, look at these temperatures we've got right now. pittsburgh, 35, 32 in albany. 38 in new york city. and as f

. >> marcy. >> leo. >> and when did you guys get here for this one direction appearance at "snl"?orning. >> from boston. >> from boston. have you seen one direction before? >> yes. >> when? >> "the today show." >> oh, you came to "the today show" convert. obviously, you're hoping for tickets. >> yes. >> my goodness, you guys are real one direction fans. this line is amazing. these folks have been here most of them since tuesday. the line is getting bigger and bigger. and by and large, you're only talking about maybe, maybe if you're lucky, five or six standby tickets, and they just keep coming. what do you do for bathroom breaks? >> sneak in at nbc. >> sneak into nbc. that's what i always recommend. all right. let's get to your weather. and it's cold here too. that's the big deal. these people have been staying outside. we have frost and freeze advisories and warnings from friday into saturday morning. the temperatures right now, pickford, 35. 32 in albany. 38 here in new york city. and as far as the temperatures are concerned, it's going to stay cold. we have an omega block troug