new york city's mayor michael bloomberg blames gun crime here on lax gun laws in other states congress should also be doing more to stop illegal gun sales before they occur and vince didn't want to contribute to violent crime in his city bloomberg decided to sue twenty seven firearms dealers in five states seven of them in for ginia mayor michael bloomberg is going after rogue gun dealers there this week they fought back with a controversial garden giveaway. giveaway. we're going to have a drawing the drawing is to simply send a couple of messages message one is going to new york mayor bloomberg but if you're going to come under for jane you know you don't go around virginia law enforcement and the other message is that human life is sacred. and human life and people should be allowed to defend themselves wherever they are guns in the hands of law abiding decent people are not a problem in fact you can't have enough guns of that type. the right to carry is exactly that it's a right it's not an obligation it's an important option that we all have as americans this is a semiautomatic ber

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so far michael bloomberg says no to that idea but the other most powerful person in new york besides mayor bloomberg is christine quinn, she says she is for this idea. christine quinn will be joining us tonight. that is all coming up over the course of the hour. >>> but first, as ed mentioned, it is elect shun night again in america. sort of. bringing you results as they come t from the republican presidential primary in missouri, and from the republican presidential caucuses in minnesota and in colorado. at this hour, polls have closed >> conservatism is alive and well in missouri and minnesota. your votes today were not just heard loud and wide across the state of missouri and minnesota, but they were heard loud and louder all across this country, and particularly in a play i suspect may be in massachusetts. they were heard particularly loud tonight. >> if ever it was more clear this race is not yet over, that republicans are not satisfied to just pick mitt romney, here is yet another night of proof. joining us is the political news editor at salon.com. in your column today you wro

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for planned parenthood including a quarter million dollar donation from new york city mayor michael bloombergeven critics who question the corporate ties say it was right to restore funning to planned parenthood. >> i don't think susan g. komen's job is to make everyone happy. our job is to ensure women's health comes for. it needs to come before politics. it needs to come before religion and pressure. >> reporter: after alienating those on both sides of the abortion divide susan g. komen must try to convince them to focus on a shared cause, fighting breast cancer. stay with us. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] scrubbologists have made a remarkable leap forward in hands-free toilet cleaning. introducing the one-step toilet bowl cleaner from scrubbing bubbles. just step on the pedal. the 360 degree sprayer delivers a powerful cleaner to tackle lime scale, toilet rings, and even cleans under the rim. it's a remarkable leap forward in hands-free toilet cleaning. guaranteed to work or it's free! [ female announcer ] s.c. johnson. a family company. >>> it is nice if you are going to watch

we will have a special conversation with the giant's hometown mayor, michael bloomberg, and the governor of the host state, mitch daniels. we will talk politics and a little football, including how the patriots' record may be a political predictor for what is in store in the race for the white house. and then the xs and os, we have our roundtable panel after this break. you think you take off all your make-up before bed. but do you really? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® makeup remover erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. can your makeup remover do that? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® makeup remover. >>> coming up, the patriots and the giants face-off. we will have a special 2012 conversation. joining me, m >>> joining me this super bowl sunday, governor of massachusetts, deval patrick, and new york city mayor, michael bloomberg, and governor of indiana, mitch daniels. welcome to all of you and nice to have you here. >> good morning. >> i want to talk the economy first with everyone. i want to start with you governor daniels. you gave the response to the preside

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so far michael bloomberg says no to that idea but the other most powerful person in new york besides mayor bloomberg is christine quinn, she says she is for this idea. christine quinn will be joining us tonight. that is all coming up over the course of the hour. >>> but first, as ed mentioned, it is elect shun night again in america. sort of. bringing you results as they come t from the republican presidential primary in missouri, and from the republican presidential caucuses in minnesota and in colorado. at this hour, polls have closed in that missouri primary. they closed at 8:00 p.m. eastern, across the state of missouri and the results we have so far are as follows. in missouri, very small proportion of the vote in, 2% in, rick santorum right now in first place, mitt romney in second place, ron paul in third place, and my favorite, uncommitted in 4th place. in missouri it's important to remember, newt gingrich is not on the ballot. do not be looking for him among the results in missouri. >>> at this hour the doors have closed in minnesota and in colorado. i have to say doors have

so far michael bloomberg says no to the idea of the parade, but the most powerful person in new york politics is christine quinn, and she says yes to the idea. that's all ahead. it is midnight on the east coast. it's been a very big night for of all people rick santorum, seriously. rick santorum is at the moment going for a clean sweep, trying for a clean sweep of the three states where republicans with going tonight. he's going for the hat trick, and he's almost there. here are the latest results at this hour. in the great state of missouri nbc news has projected rick santorum is the winner of that state's nonbinding republican presidential primary. that's the good news for rick santorum there. he won missouri. winning missouri tonight is roughly meaningless because newt gingrich was not on the ballot. you see uncommitted there in fourth place. also because of the issue of delegates ch delegates. missouri republicans held their primary tonight because state law dictates they do so. because tonight's date is earlier than the republican party wanted it, missouri republicans will hold

michael bloomberg he'll know date up to $250,000 in matching funds to planned parenthood to make up for that money. nbc's lisa meyers has more. >> really awful. should be ashamed of themselves. >> reporter: she struggled to contain the damage first on msnbc. >> that's not true. not true. >> there is an explosion of anger among your long time supporters. >> there is a tremendous amount, lisa, of emotion. whenever you're dealing with issues of vulnerable populations, whenever there is the idea of change. >> a lot of folks see this as a political indecision. >> we are not a political organization and this is not based on a political decision. >> reporter: brinker says the group is under investigation in congress and some states. because much of that money was passed on to other providers and didn't meet new grant criteria designed to measure an improve effectiveness. however, sources knowledgeable about the decision claim these are excuses and coleman was trying to find a way to stop funding planned parenthood because of pressure from antiabortion groups. they also say komen's top health o

while new york's mayor michael bloomberg admonished komen, he gave $250,000 to planned parenthood. 19 planned parenthood clrngs across the country -- clinics across the country have received komen money to provide breast cancer exams and mammograms to uninsured women but a new komen policy means they no longer donate to organizations under investigation. >> unfortunately i think this was a political decision and there are groups that have an extreme agenda who have been bullying the komen foundation and trying to get them to end their relationship with planned parenthood. contrary gl contrary to what some are saying, we are not pulling any existing grants. current grants are not affected. as we move forward, we will implement these new strategies which will allow us to serve even more women. we will never bow to political pressure. >> reporter: komen's founder goes on to say that abortions performed at planned parenthood had nothing to do with this decision, even though that has been part of the controversy here. it is important to note that this clinic here on 16th street and l in do

new york's mayor michael bloomberg sent out this tweet lat last night. he's pledged to dough nats a quarter of a million. >>> the amy and lee fieks foundation is also donating $250,000. that's on top of $400,000 in new pledges from thousands of donors. meanwhile the komen foundation has seen hundreds of thousands of dollars donations on their part. joy, always good to see and talk with you. >> good to be here. >> is this political? >> i think it's inherently political. susan g. komen foundation made it political. karen handel is not only anti-abortion and anti-contra exception. when you bring something into your -- >> they're saying it's not. >> i'm saying it's absolutely political. it's been a central tenet. now when they bring in this women and concurrently suddenly defund one organization. >> i want to play some of the response from nancy brinker. she's the founder of the susan g. komen foundation. let's take a listen. >> it's a miss kacharacterizati. this was decided at the board level and also by our mission. many of the grants we were doing with pl

mayor michael bloomberg awarded the team symbolic keys to the city and declared new york the big blue apple. >>> tonight at 5, tracking down robings to the proposition 8 ruling with the latest, and our cameras will be at the rally planned for tonight. >>> and remember this plane crash? tonight, we're learning where the plane came from and why that's a concern for security at the airport where it was stored. >>> truck for trusting ktvu channel 2news, and we are always here on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.com. thanks for watching. have a great day. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone at southwest airlines works together for one goal: to get you where you're going. that's why we make it easy to fly nationwide. book now at southwest.com.

planned parenthood has a pledge of up to $250,000 from michael bloomberg, the new york mayor. >>> and some port this is morning. our sister network, espn, reporting that colts quarterback peyton manning has been cleared to play. the owner of the colts is already denying that report. neck surgery kept him out last season. now the nerve strength in his arm must improve. whether he remains with the team remains an open question itself. >>> hi lights from other sports. we get those from espn news. >> good morning, cole wright here with your espn news update. let's go straight to edmonton. sam gagner poised for a big evening. gagner strikes gold with the wrap-around. game tied at 3-3 in the third. ryan whitney. gagner's shot, just right. later in the third. the former number one draft pick, taylor hall, finds gagner. he finds the back of the hammock. hat trick for him. oilers lead 6-4. later in the third. more gagner? of course. eberle to gagner. don't act like you're not impressed. his fourth goal of the evening. he wasn't done yet. gagner to eberle. gagner with four goals, four helpers t

time, donations to planned parenthood are pouring in including money from new york city mayor michael bloomberg. erg. ahead at 9:00, jim moran will join us live to talk more about this issue. >>> also making headline this morning, a controversial anti- terror ask tick potentially impacting thousands of people here in the u.s. plus, donald trump endorsing mitt romney for president. details on the big announcement and a look at the polls ahead of tomorrow's nevada caucus. we'll be right pack.  -- we'll be right back.  never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days is-- is huge. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. you just put one foot in front of the other, and you know that you're walking for such a great cause that you just keep going. (man) that you have all these people coming together for one common goal. (woman) the goal is to bring an end to breast cancer. (woman) the fund-raising was the easiest part. people were very giving. complete strangers wanting to help. if i can do this, you definitely can do thi

michael bloomberg will donate $250,000 to planned parenthood. critics accused komen of caving to pressure. lisa myers has more. >> reporter: really awful, should be ashamed of themselves. >> nancy brinker struggled to contain the damage. first on msnbc. >> it's not true. >> there is an explosion of anger among your long time supporters. >> there is a tremendous amount, lisa, of emotion, whenever you're dealing with issues of vulnerable populations. whenever the idea of a change. >> a lot of folks see this as a political decision. >> we're not a political organization, this is not based on political decision. >> she says komen stopped new grants to planned parenthood because the group is under investigation in congress and some states. and because much of that money was passed on to other providers, didn't meet new grant criteria designed to measure and improve effectiveness. however, sources knowledgeable about the decision claim these are excuses, komen was trying to find a way to stop funding planned parenthood because of pressure from anti-ab

yesterday, new york city mayor michael bloomberg announced he will donate up to $250,000 in matchingunds to planned parenthood to replace that money. critics accuse komen of caving into pressure from anti-abortion groups. nbc's leisa meyers has more. >> it was really awful. they should be ashamed of themselves. >> reporter: the komen ceo struggled to contain the damage. first on msnbc. >> it's not true. >> that's not true. >> reporter: there's an explosion of anger. >> there's a tremendous amount, lisa, of emotion. whenever you're dealing with issues of vulnerable populations, whenever there's the idea of a change. >> a lot of folks see this as a craven political decision. >> we're not a political organization. >> reporter: she said they've stopped grants to planned parenthood because they're under investigation and because much of that money was passed on to other providers. however, sources knowledgeable about the decision claim these are excuses and that komen actually was trying to find a way to stop funding planned parenthood because of pressure from anti-abortion groups. they a

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the parade will be followed by a ceremony at city hall, where mayor michael bloomberg will present the team with the keys to the city. >>> nine minutes after 11:00 is the time. and coming up, the republican candidates for president hope to get a glimpse today of their support in the mountains out west. we'll have the latest on who will be voting. >>> plus, day two of jury selection for the george hughley murder trial. the problem so far in the selection process. >>> we have a developing story. the u.s. is sending a strong message to syria, closing its embassy there. it's a push to get president bashar assad to lead power. this morning, the ambassador and embassy workers are back in the u.s. with their families. the closure comes nearly a year after the uprising began. state department officials say they worked with the syrian government for weeks on efforts to improve security at the embassy, but could not reach an acceptable arrangement. >>> well, this is another big day in decision 2012. colorado and minnesota both hold caucuses today, but it will be sometime before effects of the --

michael bloomberg pledged to match $250,000 donations to the group. more to come. >>> as the patriots and giants lock down in their hotels to get foe dusted for the game seen by a big chunk of the planet, the rest of the characters are growing less and less focused. jimmy fallon coaxes jerry rice in a woman's wig to reenact a scene from jerry maguire. >>> the donald has thrown support behind mitt romney we thought we would look back at all mr. trump has given us. a rememberance and a check on weather when "way too early" comes back. ♪ [ male announcer ] we know you don't wait until the end of the quarter to think about your money... ♪ that right now, you want to know where you are, and where you'd like to be. we know you'd like to see the same information your advisor does so you can get a deeper understanding of what's going on with your portfolio. we know all this because we asked you, and what we heard helped us create pnc wealth insight, a smarter way to work with your pnc advisor, so you can make better decisions and live achievement. prego?! but

for planned parenthood, including a quarter million dollars donation from new york city mayor michael bloomberg. even some of komen's critics, who have questioned its corporate ties say it was right to restore funding to planned parenthood. >> i don't think komen's job is to make everyone happy. i think our job as a breast cancer advocate is to ensure women's health comes first, before politics, before religious pressure. >> reporter: after alienating those on both sides of the abortion divide in just one week, komen must now try to convince them to focus on a shared cause, fighting breast cancer. cnn, new york. >>> accused of assaulting and choking one of their own, tonight eight sailors have been discharged from the navy for hazing. the navy says the incident took part on a san diego base assault ship last month and was apparently videotaped. the victim was treated for his injuries. the action follows recent congressional hearings on hazing in the military. >>> well, sickened by a stow-away virus. that's what happened to nearly 500 passengers on two cruise ships. they docked in south florida

san francisco mayor ed lee made good on a promise to michael bloomberg. if you remember when the giants were in town to play the niners for the chance to go to the super bowl, they exchanged friendly wagers. bloomberg promised to rename 49th street to 49ers street. here is what mayor lee bet since the niners lost. the cable car is decked out in red and blue. brutal, huh? he agreed to send sour dough bread. he fulfilled his promise. now for a look at sports. henry, what's going on? >> there is a lot going on today. 49ers feel they have a great coach and the associated press agrees. we will tell you jim's latest award. why is he getting national recognition today? plus tim lincecum hanging out with the most loyal fans at at&t park. talking with the giants's eighth and what he had to say about the two-year, $40 million contract he signed earlier this week. sports is next. >> welcome back to nbc bay area. after a disappointing season, the giants are out to prove that winning the world series in 2010 was no fluke. the pitchers and catchers report for sprin tra

michael bloomberg said he will match up to $250,000 in new donations to planned parenthood. the komen foundation cut off grant money to planned parenthood. it uses the money for breast cancer screenings for women who have low income s or no insurance. the komen foundation said the money that nothing to do with the susan handle who is pro life. >> karen had nothing to do with this decision. this was decided at the board level and by our mission. >> the komen foundation said the move is due to new criteria for giving grants. several members of congress have asked the foundation to reconsider its decision. >>> today congress will hold hearings on accountsibility at arlington national cemeteries this is a week after the cemete cemetery's executive director revealed more than 70,000 people are buried at the cemetery than thought. this after grave by grave accounts after reports of misplaced remains at arlington. >>> a gaithersburg come is in custody in new york accused of trying to extort money from the general manager of the new york yankees. 36-year-old louise nutway stalked ca

. >> new york mayor michael bloomberg said he was displeased with the waivers and felt the federal government's role was to set a high bar in education. how in general has the reaction been to the waivers? this announcement this week? >> i think mayor bloomberg would be putting for the the point of view that more starkly that the federal government should have a strong role. that has always been a bit of a sticking point in education. people expect states and local governments will be more closely tied to their schools. but for the most part, the waivers are considered by almost everyone in the spectrum of education to be something of a stop gap or band aid to overall rewriting of the education act. they are useful for states at the moment that are facing some punitive problems with the current benchmarks under no child left behind. it gives them the ability to work on something while congress figures out what it is doing. it is not, by any stretch, a replacement for a new law. so, i think when you see comments like that from mayor bloomberg or others, it is reflecting a frustration that the ad