musical roots were in gospel and a member of one of gospel music's most prominent families, the wine nans will deliver her eulogy on saturday. >> she was always a member of the community. >> reporter: the pastor who provided over the marriage to brown in 1992 will perform the service and cece and bebe will perform. >> i wasn't surprised because that is how close our families were when i heard houston died. >> reporter: wine nans knew not only of houston's struggles but her faith. >> we sang together "i go to the rock" and it is that rock of salvation, that rock, that faith that we have in jesus that sustains us during times like this. >> reporter: meanwhile in los angeles, the county coroner's office has issued speeches to houston's doctors and medical providers. they are seeking pharmacy and you medical records, standard procedure in death investigations but results of toxicology tests are still weeks away. they will determine whether prescription drugs found in houstons ahotel room were a factor in her death, yet even with that question unanswered, the white house's drug czar says houst

steve die nan writes for "the washington times" and is in capitol hill. thanks for being was. >> my pleasure. >> this campaign began with mitt romney going on the offensive against barack obama. but this back and forth and now his line of attack not only aimed at newt gingrich but a new line against rick santorum. >> that's exactly right. we've seen this play out every time another guy seems to be rising, romney durns his fire which has pretty steadily been on obama and goes after whoever that person is popping up against him. he did it to newt gingrich after south carolina and started doing a little bit to sanitorium after iowa and is back to it. the clip you just played did a pretty good job of summing up exactly what that attack will be which is he's the outsider and now the rest of us -- without governor perry in the race and governor huntsman in the race and some of those other folks, he's correct, they'll have a race full of people whose experience came in congress, and in the case of president obama in congress and then in the white house, all wash

up next is nan hayworth questioning the fed chair about managing debt and economic growth. >> you have many, many times including here today pointed out how important it is to have federal policy that reflects the impending crisis that we face in terms of managing the debt and how that weighs on economic grow growth. do you ever feel as though you are talking past your administration and congress that, you know, we are talking past each other and somehow -- you know, how can we make your message resonate? people like me are sympathetic to it, obviously. >> well, these criticisms are easy for me to make. i don't have to deal with the politics. i know they are very difficult. it's hard to explain to people why you have to tight your belt one way or another. i think on the one hand that educating the voters is an important thing. making sure people understand what the trade-offs are. if they understand it, they will be more sympathetic to the tough choices we face as a country. i also think that there is scope for parkinging within the congress. you know, we have had very close calls rece

wine nans family, the houston family, the wine nans were very close. relationship. you get close but not too close. i was a friend, not a counselor. i knew whitney. she was able to take that voice. she belonged to newark, she was always newark's daughter, a neighborhood girl who made good. so her success, many people revelled in her success and found joy in her singing. she always sang songs that uplifted and never degraded. >> and we saw a picture of you, reverend in 1989, what was she like then? that was the peak of her career? >> well, the rise, she and don cornelius with the soul train, he was the engineer who just left us this week and she of course, was a great passenger on this whole train and she was just easy to meet and the joy of her singing, the powerful voice and the choice of songs, you know, there's a lot of debate about what artists should and shunt do with their artistry. we know her for her artistry and her singing, i might add, on the way to becoming a great actress as well there is a movie coming now the a few months from now, you a

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nan say jacobs said senate bill 140 or the penn state law calls for fines and up to one year in jail for failure to report. it's a glaring example of why there needs to be a stronger law. our state has a reporting law on the books but she believes it has no teeth to it. >> maryland is only one of three states that has no penalty for failure to report child abuse. it's time to change that. we don't believe anybody should be exempt from reporting, even if you have suspicions that something has gone wrong and you'll hear some cases behind it, you should report. you should report. let the experts look at the case. >> critics say the proposal could increase the number of false child abuse claims. >>> the topic of putting a sales tax on our gas has become a war of words between the governor and comptroller. today the governor has described peter franchot as kind of our version of mitt romney saying that franchot likes to take opposite sides of theÑi issueçó supporting the opposite side áip &c% getting in the way of list presidential efforts, in reference to the article saying o'malley cou

her rush nan yan billionaire father paid $88 million for this apartment. >> jealous yet, i am. his daughter doesn't plan to live there full time. only when she's visiting the big apple. included in the purchase price, $2.5 million in taxes and fees. >> can i sublet? my kids won't break any of that. >>> a college basketball fan's has found way to fluster teams. >> jack decided to make a giant sign featuring his own twisted mug. >> he's a big internet sensation with more than 700,000 hits on that picture alone. i think that could be effective. >> uh, a little distracting. for some of you, your local news is next. >> for everyone else, "america this morning" continues right after this. and had them read it. no, sorry, i can't help you with that. i'm not authorized to access that transaction. that's not in our policy. i will transfer you now. my supervisor is currently not available. would you like to hold ? that department is currently closed. have i helped you with everything you needed ? if your bank doesn't give you knowledgeable customer service 24/7, you need an ally. ally ba

poor choices and travels all over the country, it's entertaining but doesn't make for good governor nans>>> i'm going to chime in here now. all right, we have three systems to talk about. a clipper in here throughout the day. we will have a cold front trailing it. that's going to work in to our area, dropping the temperatures behind it for tomorrow. it will be a dry cold front. we have another system here to the south, bringing rain, we could see clouds trying to stretch in to the area. high pressure in control of our area. heading west, this is going be affecting our area in to your wednesday. we have a couple of dry days before the wet weather moves in the forecast for us. be prepared. in the meantime, enjoy today as we have high pressure in control. we will look for the cold front to pass through the year in to the afternoon. it will be dry. no brip precipitation wit. lots of sunshine. we put future trend in to motion. not a lot of change. we will be seeing more as we go in to wednesday. there is that next system. temperatures will be too warm to support any type of snow. it will be a

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sherman and his partner herzog are believed to have killed more nan 15 people in the 80s and 90s. he told the bounty where authorities should search. the bounty hunter believes more bodies will be found. >> shermantine told me herzog put over 12 people in the well and it is not even the well they are digging at now that has bodies in it but that was closed in the early 80s. the real well is a quarter mile down the road that's the one that will have more bodies. >> herzog committed suicide a month ago after learning that shermantine was talking to authorities. >>> there's a possible bay area connection. shermantine says his partner kidnapped 9-year-old michaela garecht taken from outside a hayward store in november 1988. >>> change of heart by the wife of sheriff ross mirkarimi. the lawyer for eliana lopez now says her client will testify. mirkarimi's upcoming trial on misdemeanor domestic violence and child endangerment. the attorneys says she wants to make sure her client's testimony doesn't lead to criminal charges or immigration charges for the venezuelan-born lopez. until now

fed chairman ber gan nan i can testified before the budget panel this week saying quote interest rates can sour quickly if invest trs lose confident in tens dense if a government about its policy. he said congress should not cut expenditure necessary short run. are you about a grand plan to get a handle on the long-term debt and deficit or should that not be the priority rightgn now? >> the biggest priority is getting recovery going at a rate that is rapid enough to produce sustained reductions in unemployment, sustained increases in the economy, relative to its potential to produce. economic growth, over the next five to ten years, is the sengle most important determineant of what the national debt will be five or ten years now. there has to be a focus for monetary policy, fiscal policy. it has to be a focus as we concentrate on exporting more, on getting this economy growing more rapidly. we are going to have to put in place a set of measures that bring our revenues and bring our expenditures closer in to balance. the deficit projections, even assuming the economy recovers, are not u

. >> thanks for that report this morning, nan bradley, live in washington. >>> in other news now, secretary of state hillary clinton is among more than 70 world leaders meeting tomorrow to consider possible military aid to anti-government rebels in syria. weeks of attacks on civilians by president assad's sources have left thousands of people dead in that country. also on the agenda, how to alleviate deplorable conditions there. >>> among those killed by syrian military fire, veteran reporter marie colvin. she was warned to leave syria becaus because it was becoming more dangerous. she insisted on staying to quote, finish one more story. a characteristic her mother said was typical. >> whatever she did she did with passion and determination. lived her life that way. all these years, all this time, i was never ready for it. i just about -- i was just screaming. >> in her final story for "the sunday times" she quoted average syrian citizens asking, why have we been abandoned by the world? certainly not abandoned by her. >> that video is hard to watch. >>> divers are going back into the sunken

. >> heart and booze vessel diseases kill more americans and in fact in most parts of the world nan everythinge combined and what most people don't realize is that it doesn't have to be that way. we don't need to wait for a new breakthrough, new laser or something high-tech and expensive. we simply need to put into practice what we already know. >> these are just salads. >> reporter: it teaches a brand of prevention that might seem foreign here. a plant-based diet without meats. >> tuck the shoulder blades into the back. >> reporter: stress management through yoga, meditation, and regular exercise. and that's not all. >> see what feeling is on our heart. >> reporter: ornish says to reverse heart disease you to break down emotional barriers that cause isolation and loneliness. study after study has shown that stronger social ties mean healthier lives. so in small groups, these heart patients open up with each other and share their feelings. >> it was really just energizing this morning for me. >> reporter: insurance pays for all of this. >> i've been taken off of four medication. it's a good de

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sherman and his partner herzog are believed to have killed more nan 15 people in the 80s and 90s. he told the bounty where authorities should search. the bounty hunter believes more bodies will be found. >> shermantine told me herzog put over 12 people in the well and it is not even the well they are digging at now that has bodies in it but that was closed in the early 80s. the real well is a quarter mile down the road that's the one that will have more bodies. >> herzog committed suicide a month ago after learning that shermantine was talking to authorities. >>> there's a possible bay area connection. shermantine says his partner kidnapped 9-year-old michaela garecht taken from outside a hayward store in november 1988. >>> change of heart by the wife of sheriff ross mirkarimi. the lawyer for eliana lopez now says her client will testify. mirkarimi's upcoming trial on misdemeanor domestic violence and child endangerment. the attorneys says she wants to make sure her client's testimony doesn't lead to criminal charges or immigration charges for the venezuelan-born lopez. until now

. >> as supporters rallied around her, monica kenny received a fall from nan fannie mae saying the agency was delaying her eviction for two weeks. that's so they can look into reportses that wells fargo is willing to restructure her loan to avoid foreclosure. kenny lost her job two years ago and was scheduled for eviction today. >> there are people that you can go to. there are people who care about what's going on with you. you just need to reach out. don't be ashamed. that was my problem is that i felt ashamed. >> as we showed you had live on the morning news, supporters gathered at 6:00 a.m. at her house hoping to pressure fannie mae into the reprieve that just came a few hours later. >>> san francisco sheriff ross mirkirimi returns to court today for the final hearing before his trial on friday. today would likely be the day lawyers could announce a deal to avoid a costly trial in this highly publicized domestic violence vase. prosecutors and defense lawyers say they are eager to present their case to a jury and there appears little hope of a last minute deal. both sheriff ross mirkir

and finally we're going to get a nam plague with our nan it and it can hold 100,000-gallons of coke and they were curious how much you could put in there and all made of alaskan cedar and fabricated in petaluma and one of the amazing things is every time one hits a home run the tv camera pans over and subliminally "home run coke" the best advertisement i have seen. >> and this is another building and two identical side by side. >> designed by the u.s. m marine corp. >> and this was base isolated in the year 2000 and that means they basically cut the building off underneath and put in these big separators with a rubber plate that allows the building to slide back and fourth so the building is intended to function after a earthquake and high level of functioning. >> it's a server building and generators on the top and they promise it will survive any earthquake and fine afterwards. are you going to show them the joints around the building? >> this is one. you can see next to the building in this shot and piece of walk way and that's a sacrificial slab and as the building moves will slip u

. >> so we asked this retired colonel, this row nans novelist for valentine's day advice. long list on it, but be nice to your co-workers, derek and anita. >> we try, gary, we try. >>> over $2 billion in unclaimed cash and property right for the taking being held from local treasuries and comes from inactive bank accounts, stock dividends, insurance pay outs, refunds, and if i read your name you have something coming to you whether you know it or not all you have to do is claim it. we here at 9 news want to help you get that money or those valuables. all you have to do is log on to wusa9.com and look under our consumer section and find out how to file a claim. i keep waiting for my name to pop-up. >> me too. >> i think i might be a little giddy. >>> so what's the deal my friend, rainy, sunny, rainy, sunny? >> you're talking about thursday, right? you aren't even talking about the weekend? >> it's going to be really nice, right? >> it is going to be very nice and we're going nice day bad day, but you know what? even the storm on thursday will be wimpy. you could probably if

family is very involved, the houstons and its wine nans are practically family.giving the eulogy as we know, last night, he said he and his brother and sister will be singing at the funeral with members of their family and he said, and i think this is very important, he said the service will be about whitney houston that they all knew and not the whitney houston the superstar that we all knew. watch what he told me about that. >> and she is going to be surrounded by people who absolutely involved and adored her for who she was and for the heart that she shared. and so it will be those people. so, we will cry, we will laugh, with he will do all those things because that's who she was. >> and according to bebe, she was a very funny person, hearing from friends this week. despite her superstar status, also hear that she is just very, very real. >> yeah, very down to earth. i spoke with one of the co-writers from "the bodyguard" earlier, daryl simmons, something wonderful about her, she was very casual and at ease and lots of fun. so apparently, her ex-husband, bobby

this is a bible that we think was owned by nan turner. nat turner was an enslaved african who led a revolve in 1831, led what was considered the largest slave revolt and when nat turner was eventually captured he had a sword and this bible and the fact that this was passed on in the families and eventually donated to us is a very powerful artifact that allows us to tell a story that is on left out, which is the story of rebellion and desire for freedom at all costs. but one of the things that is really interesting about a museum is that on the one hand you tell these grand stories, but on the other hand what you want to do is personalize it. right here is really a simple document, a piece of paper, hard to read. but what it is, it's a bill of sale for a young woman named polly a 16-year-old woman who was being sold from one person to another in the 19th century. and what i think is so powerful about this is so recognize that on the one hand this is a legal document. on the other hand this is the story of a people, this is the story of a w

was involved in the gover nans of the town. had a long history of beating up black folk. so when this national campaign comes to birmingham, he studied with the guy in albany and he know that is not only did he not provoke any violence in albany, but martin luther king went home with his tail between his legs. so the movement was a flop. so bull connor thinks, okay, if i don't do that, then the movement is not going to be successful because what do they need? they need media, they need confrontation, they need pictures, they need the cops acting badly. and he's not going to give it to them. so we know it wasn't going well. >> weren't they also running outs of money? >> yes. the movement was running out of money because there was so many people in jail, they didn't have enough money to bail them out. things got really grim. here, he'd checked out the distance between, you know, to every store, every lunch counter, to figure out how long it would take people to walk there. he counted the lunch counters. he tried to do his own military kind of preparation for this and bull c

the nan o nano scale. investing in that. another way is to separate nitrogen from oxygen. >> dr. chu, what i would ask, a danger asking somebody who knows about science testify. >> i'll try to suppress it. >> if you're willing, i'll submit a question for the record. a lot of members in the your response both on the specific technological improvements you would recommend but also just what the department sees as the pathway forward here and i don't see it in the budget. again, it would be very valuable to the committee. >> and in short, a brief time, i'd say the path forward is to take advantage of industry's interests on the piloting side in the carbon capture utilization nc sequestration. >> we want it to be cost effective. seems there is an opportunity here and we're not taking at advantage of it. with regard to uranium enrichment, i appreciate the fact in the budget you do talk about the need for us to have a domestic source and in fact provide in the dense nuclear account $150 million for domestic uranium enrichment development demonstration research. you and i talked about t

. >> she points to this tiny print saying no specific warranty on prerm nans is made by installer or district, however, here is where things look up. 7 on your side inquired about the bricks turns out they will be preserved. >> every brick that was in the walkway will be represented on the new wall. >> here is the sketch. a large wall at the foot of the bridge bearing the inscriptions of every brick that once lay there'd. >> so they were there for people to touch and see. that part of it i'm going really miss. >> the district also took close up photos of every brick, and they're now available free to owners. what is cool is that a google earth image is going up. you'll be able to zoom in on your specific bricks. we're told that is forever, and at least as long as we have computers. now if you'd like to get your brick photo i posted a link. just go to abc 7 news.com z click under 7 on your side. i'm not going say forever. i'm not checking back in 25 qleer autos they seem secure. >> yes. yes. i love the idea you can zoom in. nice, nice. >> they were once labeled enemy aliens. tonight g

. >> we're talking at prices that are 43 cents a gallon higher nan a year ago. marylanders are paying $3.09 a gallon, now they're paying $3.52. >> reporter: governor o'malley makes the case by pointing out the state's transportation funding needs. >> maryland has the worst traffic in america. we pay a heavy price in times we spend in bumper to bumper traffic when we could be at home with our families. >>> one of the issues still to be worked out in the governor's plan, how to cap the tax increase which could save you gasoline spikes or other reasons. >>> elijah cummings is highlighting the importance of oral health as part of the children's oral health month. expand children's access to dental care. he says many parents still aren't aware of the potential risks of poor oral health. >>> turning to sports, the orioles part ways with one of the most durable pitchers. jeremy guthrie has been traded to the colorado rockies. guthrie had a rough season last season. jason campbell and reliever matt lindstrom. >>> a day after leading the new york giants to a super bowl w

oh, no, nan, nan as hapb credit card, just one, her sears credit card, served her well over the years. well what just might be one of the most troubling numbers regarding the country's economic situation. startling new numbers from the ranking member of the senate budget committee. a new analysis by alabama republican senator jeff sessions claims that to pay down the massive u.s. debt every american would have to kick in nearly $45,000. that is more than any european nation, including greece. it's per capita, or per person debt burden is just under $39,000 in greece that is. here we are 45,000. joining me now matt mccall the president of penn financial group. this is something put out boy a republican that has an issue with president obama and his would be budget. is it believable? >> the numbers that sessions took came from the imf. he went a step further and basically looked at how many people live in our country and how many people live in greece and they break it down her person how much debt we're carrying in the country. from the numbers i crunched from this morning to now it lo

the "wall street journal" people are able to remain longer in high incomes especially those with more naning payments. dow, s&p, nasdaq durable goods orders disappointing. those numbers coming out biggest drop in three years. bloomberg trading a slight bit higher. businesses hope you won't skip them over on leap year. zappos trying to attract more business customers who make purchases tomorrow will have the luxury of waiting four years to decide if they want to keep or return an item for things you buy tomorrow. walt disney world, disneyland open for 24 hours starting 6 a.m. tomorrow to 6 a.m. march 1st. staples, 29 offers include saving on coffee, paper, laptops. subway giving away a free cookie with any purchase at subway restaurants. i'm jane king, bloomberg news. >>> new study turns a belief on its head that poor people are less it y'all. researchers say wealthier people are more likely to cheat, cut other drivers off, pocket extra change and take candy from driver -- from children. the rich have financial resources so are less dependent on social bonds for survival therefore guided b

cart earthquake the pastor of this church, as well as the eulogy will be from reverend marvin wine nans. now, he is a family friend here and he is -- goes way back with the family. he, himself is grammy-award-winning singer and artist and he owe fish yatd at the marriage whitney houston and her husband, bobby brown in 1992. you can hear an exclusive interview with marvin wine nans tonight with anderson cooper on his broadcast at 8:00 eastern time. >> you know, susan, you mention need officiated at the wedding in 1992 of whitney houston and bobby brown. and there's some talk today about, you know,ly be there, won't he be there, who will be there and who will be left off the list. do we know? >> you know, we don't. there are a lot of unanswered questions here, in particular involving bobby brown. no official word, of course, been checking into that. we also don't know, for example, whether -- and what kind of contact he has had with his daughter. we know that he put out a statement. we know that he went to california on sunday to meet with her. we don't know whether that occurred. we don'

>>nan: the "sunday times," reporter, a legend, was killed along with a french photographer two days agoer journalists were also injured in that attack. today we got video of some of those talking and it was shot by the opposition and delivered to news agencies by the opposition. we cannot verify any of that but the "times" has confirmed one of those is, indeed, one of their employees. >> i've got a broken leg an the femur, and i need to be operated on as soon as possible. >> obviously, any assistance that we can get by government agencies would be welcomed and we will welcome the same on the ground. if there is any help possible, reassure family and friends i'm absolutely okay. >>jonathan: judy miller can tell you more of this, she was telling me that the syrians may now be adding insult to murder by refusing to release the body of marie colvin. >>shepard: horrible. you mentioned she was with "the sunday times of london," our parent company owned it. you have been friends for decades? >>guest: since 1986 when we were in paris together. >>shepard: she lost her eye, and there was shrapnel

the bill was changeed to require a nan invasive ultrasound. he consulted with doctors and lawyers before deciding the bill would face constitutional challenges. >>> governor mcdonald said he doesn't expect virginia to follow in maryland's footsteps. mcdonald and the mayor o'malley appeared together in d.c. at a conference. >> at this point, the people of virginia have spoken. there was a constitutional amendment that passed with almost 60% a few years ago where we clearly stated in the law that we believe that marriage is between one man and one woman. our citizens have already decided. >> i look forward to signing this bill. you know, the heart of religious freedom is the freedom of the individual conscience. and in the freedom of individual conscience roars respect for the equal rights of all. >> governor o'malley will sign the bill next week. opponents have taken the first steps toward take the issue to the voters. the delegate filed a draft language for a referendum petition. if approved, they will begin collecting the more than 55,000 sig

. >> it sent shares soaring to more nan $21 after hours trading. double the official closing price.fda is expected to make a decision by april. >>> engineers at stanford developed a wireless device that is small enough to travel through your blood stream. the device could be implanted or injected into the human body and powered wirelessly. it relies on an antenna it that is 2 square millimeters. no batteries to wear out or cables to provide power. ultimately the idea is to carry sensors and systems to deliver drugs with pinpoint accuracy in the body. >>> an experiment that appeared to show particles traveling faster than light we reported this to you is in doubt tonight. scientists say they found a flaw and that new tree knows may not have smashed past the cosmic speed barrier after all. two separate issues have been found with the gps system used to clock the subatomic particles. one is as simple as a loose cable. more testing is underway. >>> the biggest winners at the grammies are not shif just at e show. they are unveiled on the music charts the following week. ♪ we could have h

we also know that marvin wine nans, who is a grammy-winning singer himself and also a minister, willn tell that you if you want to hear more about that be sure to watch anderson cooper tonight at 8:00 eastern time because he will interview marvin wine nans exclusively. of course, the winans family goes way back with the houston family as well. and of course, pastor joe carter will be officiating the services here and he, himself, met whitney houston after he became pastor because she kept connected to the church and he said even back then, even he was star struck but very impressed with her because she stayed connected to the church. frederica. >> is there any response or will there there, you know, in the short term to the public's real hunger to be a part of this service or in some way see it as it's happening? >> well, certainly that's tough one because reverend carter says, as does the funeral director, the family realizes how beloved whitney houston is, certainly and they said that they have -- they care about her so very much but still, they think it's fitting that this particu

. >> nan a recent statement from the beverly hills police department, authorities confirmed that onef houston's personal assistants found her body submerged in the bath tub and pulled it out of the water before alerting hotel security. no foul play is suspected in the untimely death of the superstar. >> first aid and cpr measures were performed in an attempt to revive her. they were unsuccessful and approximately 3:55 p.m. on saturday whitney houston was pronounced dead at the beverly hilton hotel. >> reporter: at sunday night's grammy awards the mood was uplifting as entertainment greats talked about perhaps the greatest of them all. ♪ memories >> she is the best singer i ever heard. >> it's like a hole in the heart of music. >> during the broadcast jennifer hudson, a voice fraught with emotion, sang a moving rendition of the song that became whitney houston's trademark. ♪ i will always love you >> reporter: funeral services will be held for whitney houston later this week in her hometown of newark, new jersey, a place that first witnessed the rise of a true superstar. in beverly hi

. >>> whitney houston nans will have a chance to view the pop star's funeral after all. singer's family has decided to share the private ceremony with her fans by streaming it live on the internet. it is a compromise after fans voiced their kiss appointment about being shut out of the memorial service which will take place on saturday. tmz is respecting that bobby brown may not be invited to the funeral. houston's family reportedly still has bad feelings over the couple's divorce back in 2007. >>> coming up next, a campaign trail update. a look at how president obama would fare against the gop contenders if the election was held right now. >>> first, we'll check in with tucker barnes for your full forecast and find out more about the chances of a winter storm this weekend. fox 5 morning news back in a moment.  >>> it was a messy situation on the roads up in baltimore. at this hour, things appear to be finally be back to normal for drivers. a semi truck carrying ink flipped over late last night on i-95. ink spilled all over the highway and leaked f

buckley wrote a book in 1990 that called pat cue can nan out on his views.e been consisten consistent. >> he has never been secretive of his views. >> always controversial. >> i've been the target of media matters. >> sean: you? they go after you? you are the nicest person in the world . i understand them coming after me. >> because i dayed to right about an f.b.i. protest. that spilled in our yard and neighbor's yard where they brought along a huntington post reporter, no main stream media reporters. it wrote about it for fortune, they went after me and after my integrity. having been the target of them, you know -- >> sean: this is almost daily. always usually out of context. now i'm on the enemy's list, what they have. private investigators must have been bored. apparently it's going on for some time. there is a bigger issue. pat said something the struck me. the views are not new. you're right. he interviewed controversial figures from louis farrakhan and down. he can accept controversial people with controversial views. >> i think the great american pan

said in a statement they strongly disagree with the decision to dump boou can nan. i suspect we haven't heard the last of pat buchanan. that's it for this edition. join us next week for another look at the union. "state of the union with candy "state of the union with candy crowley" begins now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we begin with graphic proof of the primary season's roller coaster ride. national poll numbers from earlier -- >>> we begin with graphic proof of the primary season's roller coaster ride. national poll numbers from early august to now. >>> and given today's gap between the top and the bottom, the new question is whether the ride is all but over for anyone but santorum and romney. >>> today, ron pall on his white house bid and his rivals. then, social issues go front burner. >> waging war on religion and america. >> the dignity and sanctity is foundational america. >> the creator had endowed us with our rights. >> is this any way to win in november? congresswoman michele bachmann and mitch daniels. >>> plus blood shed in syria, nuclear

nan say black is charged with violating the marine mammal protection act by feeding killer whales in bay. she is also accused of altering a video tape requested as evidence and lying to authorities about it. now she denies feeding the whales and says the investigation and charge have hurt her research. she will be back in court later this month. >>> in november californians could vote on two plans to spend billions of dollars to restore the sacramento delta. a new poll shows one serious problem. 78% of the voters asked don't know what delta is or say they have never heard of it. but more than half the people asked say they would vote yes on an $11 billion bond measure to restore the delta. just for the record 24 million californians get their water from the delta. >> wow. okay. >>> time now 5:18. sal is back. how is the 880 doing? >> i'm glad you asked. it's doing very well. this morning. though we watch it because it's a major freeway and if something goes wrong it obviously wouldn't be good. you can see on 880 northbound which is on the right heading to downtown it looks goo. it al