the mean time we have a special moscow out from italy yes from the italian capital as artie's martin andrews explores the cultural connections between rome and russia. hello and welcome to the program from architecture to music russians have been fascinated with italian culture for centuries and today they come here in the tens of thousands in search of everything from fabulous fashion to the world of italian cuisine so joining a lot of andrews as we explore various locations connected with russia one of the most historic and beautiful cities in the world right. is one of the main symbols of the roman empire it stands proud in the city after almost two thousand years actually called fluffy to be fitter it was given the name of a colossal statue of nero that was later destroyed. by hundreds of tourists from all over the world including many russians the glorious history architecture food style and the climate are all reasons why rome a superior especially with modern day muscovites. i live in moscow and i think that the roman moscow have many things in common and are really great cities each

russian creativity has been studied and celebrated for centuries around the world to join me martin andrews as we take a look at russian influence and connections one of the most beautiful historic and romantic cities in the world florence. christians have been fascinated with italian culture for centuries florence is often compared to st petersburg. with its architecture and classical entertainment see consisting of art music and literature it's easy to draw comparisons to the cultural grounds you're of russia's former capital. around the major cities in italy today and you definitely hear the chit chat with excited russian tourists they devour the social scene here and they're exploring what it has to offer now more than ever before it used to that but i feel him in florence in my children in russia as race studying the cultures the renascence and the principles of humanism and this city is the essence of such cultures to. stay to do and it's to be just so stuck with it as we feel comfortable here which in italy doesn't even seem like a foreign country and italians are very frowned like p

. >> reporter: we reached andrew martin via skype, he is trying to improve on traditional campaign strategiessocial sections? what is most valuable? what insights can you glean from your social network online that would have an impact and be particularly valuable to you in making a political decision. >> reporter: well voterec.com launched last week. and there is no charge to learn. beginners like us can start right away for free. bill: i'm looking forward to that. you think back over the past few election campaigns and wow. thanks, rick. here is martha. martha: some new warnings about craig's list going out across the country today. law enforcement seeing a surge in crimes called, robbery by appointment. i'm really glad we took this last minute trip! you booked our room right? not yet, thanks for reminding me. wait, what? i have the hotels.com app so we can get a great deal even at the last minute. ah, well played sir. get the app. hotels.com. martha: president obama getting late night laughs over his trip to sioux city. take a look. >> president obama busy. president obama is traveling the

the concordia's grounding following, of course, that three-day holiday weekend and martin luther king day on monday. andrew're going to take a short break. when we come back, breaking the chains of supply. we'll ask one chocolate company how they know exactly who's working for them. >>> it's a problem the chocolate industry has tried and failed to fix for better than a decade. on friday cnn is airing a documentary as part of our freedom project campaign. this includes hard evidence that the problem of forced child labor is still a blight on west africa's cocoa farms. "chocolate's child slaves" premieres friday at 8:00 p.m. gmt. >> tracing the chocolate supply chain is a slow process. companies don't know where most of their cocoa comes from. nestle admits it can only trace a fifth of its supply chains. but sophie says traceability is a difficult process. >> we work with farmers who only buy from their members. the cocoa goes from beans into sacks, and the sacks are marked with that village those farmers live in coop cocoa. the sacks go on ships which come into europe and get processed into cocoa butter and

martin luther king and ralph abernathy and rosa parks, andrew young, and someone be hijacked by the organizational narcissism that we find among politicians in government agencies, operating under the delusion that they have the expertise and capacity to solve all of society's problems. it's been exhausting to see the politics of indie undermine his campaign for dignity which seeks to redefine what people deserve by pitting those of varying degrees of wealth against others, as if life was some sort of race, as if there's some competition. it's been exhausting to see zero-sum economics, which poisons the imagination of those who do not understand the social implications of wealth creation, enough to believe the myth that the only way to wealth is to exploit others. so i sit in on the same political island with thomas old and walter williams, friendless -- [laughter] with the understanding the key catalyst of the economic liberation african-americans is inseparable from honoring the dignity of blackness by guaranteeing opportunities under the law for blacks to be treated no differently than anyone e

martin. get the boxing gloves out. we are going to talk about andrew robert griffin iii. i know who i like. >> who do you like? >> i can't tell you yet. it's a tease. you have to stick around for later. >> all right, always a pleasure. >> thanks. >> see you later. still ahead on fox 5. what he said to make mitt romney rush to correct him.  it's my coffee when i want it. you press a button, you have great dunkin' coffee. i got my coffee for the morning, i got my dunkin' k-cup packs for the rest of the day. only available at dunkin' donuts restaurants. america runs on dunkin' coffee. thanks, mom. who are you calling "mom"? dunkin' sausage pancake bites, delicious like mom's, only easier to carry -- get three for $1.59. >>> gas price on the rise around the country. here's a welcome at local prices tonight. around here, drivers paying $3.48 for a gallon of regular. $3.36 in maryland and virginia the lowest at $3.27 a gallon. >>> did you see it? a slippery dangerous drive caught on camera in west virginia this week. a driver turned on his dash board camera just

martin. 2011 was a much better year for you. >> i'm going to take rg3. >> i knew it. you know what? i love both these guys and i agree with you. one, they are both intelligent. andrew luck is mobile. the guy can move. and three, they both have huge cannon arms. he is more of a flick and andrew luck, it is a bullet. so i don't think you can go wrong with either one. they are both franchise guys. his stock moved up in three months from basically being a late first rounder to i think the second overall pick in the draft. i'm saying if you get either one, great. but i'm with you. i would take andrew luck one just slightly ahead. you can't go wrong. >> i flip-flopped already. >> now the redskins at 6. we'll talk about this for four months. do you trade down or up? >> this is a time of year you must trade up to get a quarterback. you need to trade up. it's not even a question. just do it. give up whatever you have to give up. the team is missing a quarterback. >> the team is missing a quarterback. >> you don't like rex grossman? really? we are still asking that question? it's clear as day. this team needs a quarterback to get to another level. right now, 5-11. >> have yo

martin is on the story. was mitt romney's former company a job-killer or a job-creator? wyatt andrews investigates. and what do your teenagers do in their spare time? what she did may save a lot of lives. "on the road" with steve hartmann. captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, mississippi's attorney general said today he will go to court to reverse the majority of pardons made by former governor haley barbour this week on barbour's last day in office. barbour pardoned more than 200 convicts, including four killers, and ever since he did the question has been, "what was he thinking?" today barbour finally answered and anna werner was there. >> i am fully confident the pardons and other clemency i have given were all valid. >> reporter: in his last days in office, former mississippi governor haley barbour granted pardons for 203 criminals, including four convicted murderers. one of them, anthony mccray, was originally sentenced to life in prison. >> i believe in second chances and i try hard to be forgiving.

martin losing his helmet on the hit. he was okay. catching a touchdown from andrew moments later.ot his judgment. the next kick return, he takes off from the end zone to be knocked down by his teammate jeremy stewart. stay there my friend. not a good idea to run the ball out of the end zone when you are five yards deep. some prayers have been answered in the new year like south carolina's conner shaw. capital one bowl against nebraska just before halftime. shaw throws up the hail mary. jeffrey comes down with it. are you kidding me? jeffrey making a big-time play. in the sugar bowl, michigan lining up for a field goal. psych! the holder scrambles, it's tipped into the air and into the hands of jared, the center who snapped the ball in the first place. a victory for offensive linemen everywhere. on the ice in montreal ellers has the moves. he gets the penalty shot against chris mason. he starts out right. comes back left. completes the spin. nifty. a 7-3 win for the canadians. in case you missed it, you have now seen it all. >> that's going to be my karaoke song. moves like jagger.

martin go off the wall. >>> here we go we will debate it for four months, andrew luck or rg 3 who you taking and why. >> ifm the red skins. >> you got the number one pick. >> if i am the colts. >> you are drafting a quarterback. >> payton manning is out of here. i am going to take luck if i am the colts. >> i don't want you to predicate it based on manning who and why. >> if you are the colts still andrew lutz he would fit that system bert he doesn't move me. >> he doesn't move and shake you. >> rd 3 moves and shakes me when i watch him i smile he can move a little bit, throw, he has everything you are looking for in a franchise quarterback. >> agreed. >> he is just a guy to me. >> something in andrew lutz. >> if i am the colts, if i am the red skins. >> but that is the question you are switching the question are you going to take a quarterback first quarterback taken who is it going to be? >> we are in the political season. >> 2011 is -- >> i am going to take rg 3. >> i knew it. i knew it. i love both these guys, i agree with you on a couple things one they are both intelligent, lutz can move. the guy can

martin is on the story. was mitt romney's former company a job-killer or a job-creator? wyatt andrews investigates.nd what do your teenagers do in their spare time? what she did may save a lot of lives. "on the road" with steve hartman. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: good evening, mississippi's attorney general said today he will go to court to reverse the majority of

martin going to be in evita? >> yes. he is going to. eleanor roger. >> great to have you at this table. >> thank you very much. >> andrew lloyd weber.ave a very important godmother. we hope that gayle will set the record straight for us. you're watching "cbs this morning." ♪ >>> the buzz on the internet this morning that the godmother of beyonce and jay-z's daughter is none other than oprah winfrey. i don't know if anybody at the table would know about that. charlie? >> let me just say, if that's true, it is news to her. it is news to her. you know, she was heading to south africa when the baby was born. it's absolutely not true that she's the godmother. she friends with them, of course and likes them both very much. she's working on sending a baby gift. she hasn't had thyme to do that because thooes been away. >> she's sent one. >> what's a perfect baby gift? >> that's hard, charlie. i have a great gift. i have one. let me talk about this for a second. when i sat down, america, charlie said what is on your neck? i said, it is a necklace. >> i did. >> what did he say, erica? >> how many did you have on when you sat down? >> i did ha