no u.s. money will go -- reinstating ronald reagan's mexico city policy. no u.s.ill go to pay for abortion. many of you may have noticed that the obama administration has declared war on the catholic church and other religious institutions. i want you to know that on the very first day i will sign an executive order repealing every anti-religious act of the obama administration as of that moment. [applause] the reason i am comfortable telling you all this is that i have been studying what america needs to do since the fall of 1958 when my dad was stationed in europe in the army. i have been working on what we need to do. as congressman, speaker of the house, and the private sector. i believe it is possible to get this country back on track. my commitment is to unleash the spirit of the american people, to find new and innovative and positive things, to do them seven days a week, to do the relentlessly, to do them without stop, to make sure that we have fundamentally gotten america right on -- back on the right track. and i say this -- if you will reach across the

income taxes general electric paid out about twenty billion dollars in dividends they paid no u.s. attacks taxes this is not out of the scrape and that's because the bamboo sold this is ministration previously they always paid taxes and in this case they did not why is that because the c.e.o. of general electric played a couple of rounds of golf with the commander in chief because because they aren't crony deal the first of all a lot of these corporations haven't paid taxes in decades and you and i both know that do that and secondly those that have done all that in particular in two thousand and two thousand and ten weren't paying taxes they were doing so because the market crash and they were able to claim losses but they're still paying dividends and people are still getting those dividend checks they're still paying a maximum fifteen percent you know c.b.s. new york times poll shows that a majority of americans and seventy six percent. favor the buffett rule i think if somebody is making a million dollars a year like mitt romney does or or fifteen or twenty or thirty million do

cars in china and they make profit there, if they keep their money in china and invest it in china, no u.se them up to 35% tax. that makes no sense, we have to bring dollars home. it's estimated to be over a trillion sitting off shore that can come back here and create jobs, i can get done. >> the repatriotation tax. this is the beginning of the speech too. >> that is my point about the romney speech, it needs to not just be related to the detroit economic club but to people watching him, this should be his wheelhouse, he is the economic guy and money guy and business guy, if he does it relate it to people's lives, it does not matter. >> the tax does not -- it's a significant deconcern. >> it's a very hot topic. the president has an idea on. that -- on that. the president wants to hit companies like ford who are keeping the money off shore and tax it no mat what are. it's is same idea, give them an incentive to bring it home. if you can get it across to voters, it's a winning message. >> it is very, very difficult, especially given the visual that we just saw. after the break, we will talk

>>shepard: no u.s. combat forces will be fighting after 2014, that is it. >>reporter: the pentagon said that is not true and senator panetta said combat would end in 2013 but a spokesman for the pentagon said there could be fighting after 2013 so there is a contradiction. the military serving in afghanistan appear to be caught off board by panetta's articulation of the accelerated strategy to end nato's combat role a year early as members of the armed services committee. >> if you are trying to win a war and negotiate with the enemy, you want to do so from strength. bringing home the troops before the second fighting, september of this year, bringing the seven forces home, means that the general doesn't have the surge forces he needs to go into the east. >>reporter: these were not recommendations that came from generals in the field. >>shepard: thank you, jennifer, from the pentagon. yesterday's soccer riot, has become today's mass demonstration. next, how a deadly incident, i mean lots of people killed, a thousand injured, this is turning interest a politi

. >> four, no u.s. assistance. to be successful, the action would require u.s. assistance, and that aid is unlikely to be forthcoming, especially in an election year. >> five, fear of annihilation. even if iran screeds in building some kind of nuclear arsenal, the islamic republic faces immediate annihilation if any of the weapons are ever used. question, let's assume that prime minister netanyahu picks up the phone and calls up president obama and asked whether his defense secretary, that's the israelis defense secretary, can call u.s. defense secretary panetta to discuss prudent military action against iran. what do you think commander in chief obama would say to him on the phone? go ahead and have your guy call my secretary of defense? and let them discuss it. you think he would say that? >> i think obama would say to the prime minister, sir, we do not want you attacking iran. and if you do attack iran, united states is not going to back up here. we don't want a war. we think our sanctions are working. we doo7t think they have decided to build a bomb. they do

no u.s. attorney in his right mind would pursue such a matter. the majority in this house has voted down gun trafficking law and left the atf even after the killing of an atf agent with no remedy for what began under the bush administration and continued under this administration. what has this administration done? it has issued a -- it has issued a regulation only for four of the states which are near the border where these violations going over into mexico most took place where a firearm licensee must provide information whenever two or more guns are broug bought within five days. so we get a remedy, but it's a regulation we turned around in the next administration and applies only for border states. remember, we're talking about guns that almost brought down an allied nation, mexico. what has the united states done about it? this regulation by the attorney general is a long and short of it and you heard almost none of that here today. the american people up were left in the weeds shaking their heads wondering why we were having this hearing at

it makes absolutely no sense. >> u.s. officials say no plans for the mission in afghanistan will be final until a nato meeting in may. the goal is to end the mission as early as late as 2013. >> police chief cathy lanier says a program will significantly reduce electronic theft in the city. >> we are making a lot of arrests. on january 23, i pulled the arrest stats and the first 23 days of january we arrested wandered eight people for robert bennett d.c. police now are offering up to $10,000 reward for information about that and resell operations. the incentive comes after increased muggings on metro trains and buses in balding gadgets. -- involving gadgets. >> violence on the soccer field -- look at best -- mass riots in egypt and why police are under fire. >> winter bring parts of europe to its knees bent why local families will begin to live in a unique the district and all that but adam caskey will be back with a mild day. >> at least 74 people are dead and hundreds more heard after bloody riots on a soccer field in eg

he addressed a joint session of congress with no way of knowing he'd some day serve in the u.s. nate and no way of knowing on this 50th anniversary of his flight only he and scott carpenter would survive from the original group of seven astronauts. >> those five are missed. scott carpenter and i are still around. when you've had five of your colleagues like that pass on it's sort of, i guess comes home to you that your own mortality dication.accused of lack of in april glenn and his wife annie will celebrate their 69th wedding anniversary. for decades he was told he could never return to space because he was a national treasure. he finally wore them down and at 77 he went back up in the space shutting for good measure. >> it's been a fine mission so far. >> the ultimate irony may be it irks senator glenn that the manned space program is now idle. the shuttle program is over and the only ride available into space for american astronauts is the russians, the former enemy that john glenn was chasing into space 50 years ago today. that is our broadcast for this holiday monday night.

no u.s. money will go to pay for abortion.y of you may have noticed that the obama administration has called war on the catholic church and other religious establishments. on the first day i will sign an executive order repealing every anti-religious act of the obama moment. the reason i'm comfortable telling you all this is i have been is studying what america needs to do. it has been since the fall of 1958 when my dad was stationed. i have been working for what we need to do i believe it is possible to get this country back on track. my commitment is to unleash the spirit of the american people to find new and innovative and positive things to do then seven days a week, to do them relentlessly and without stop to make sure we have fundamentally that america back on the right track. i pledge to each and every one if you if you will reach out across the country and use facebook and twitter and phone calls, if you will tell all of your friends in the other 46 states that there is a chance to nominate a conservative knows what h

u.s. because they want to obviously in the grow economically so it would just make no sense the u.s. on the other hand because there are so powerful because there's so much military power and they don't want to take military obviously in the pentagon they are trying to find excuses in order to maintain the current spending and i think that this is very unhelpful really interesting insight there i appreciate you being on the show you always give us a unique perspective on these issues thanks that was author and professor and lee. ok it's valentine's day here in the u.s. so in the spirit we had to do something last week we talked about socio nomics with robert proctor he's founder of the elliott wave institute and the hemline indicator was part of our discussion ok this is where skirt length is a gauge of social mood and the health of markets and the economy you can say that you see they went up in the sixty's here's what he said. short skirts in the late sixty's they certainly were turned in the late ninety's and you watch any of the videos by women you know they were barely dressed f

no u.s. market. we don't have a u.s. leg of the show, but plenty of things to react to, maybe an agreement on fwrooes, higher oil prices and, of course, the chinese reserve requirement dropping over the weekend as well is. christine, what's the reaction to that today in asian trade? >> sorry about the delay there. i was trying to run from the table to the wall so it took a bit of time. you know how it is with heels. bear with me. this is how the market is looking today. up a couple of reasons, why, because the pboc easing. we also had hopes of perhaps a bailout in greece. this monday. well, we'll see. the markets are higher on the news. the in kay 225 is up. exporters were higher despite data which showed a bigger than expected trade deficit for the month of january as exports. the topix higher. over in shanghai there was a volatile session, gains were kind of kept because people are now starting to worry about domestic growth concerns because of the rrr cut. a lot of people are saying maybe

u.s. marshals? guest: no relation whatsoever. u.s.s or for justice department and the air marshalls are with tsa and two do not interact. host: chuck on independent line. caller: my question as we seem to be spending a lot of money on homeland security. has the government looked at freeing up or changing some of the laws to allow intelligence agencies -- fbi and cia -- to do a better job or a more for road job rather than having their hands handcuffed in regards to some of the intelligence laws we have in this country. i will hang up and wait for my answer. guest: there are a lot of sensitivity is where bolstering intelligence agencies are concerned. the department of homeland security in the federal government and sort of been viewed as a filter, a barrier. the public and interact with the part of homeland security, which is nothing more than a collection of federal police powers and agencies, and that they can serve a broker to the u.s. intelligence community. people are happy with the an arrangement right now and that is probably t

they are investigating a food tampering incident, no u.s. soldiers were injured.h traces of chlorine within the coffee as well as the fruit. the anti-american sentiment and the western sentiment is at an all time high. foreigners living on the edge and many wondering how the u.s. and international community can go forward in afghanistan with all the mistrust between afghans and their foreign partners within the country. >> thank you. joining me now jack jacobs and jim frederick. how real is the possibility that american and afghan relations have been damaged beyond the poinl point of repair? >> i don't think the relations were good to start with. we're makinge ining assumption can fashion into some centrally self-governing country. that's not the case. we haven't had any success, and not likely to have success over a long period of time trying to fashion a country out of what's there. >> officials are set to continue those conversations about the size, scope and speed of the withdrawal. the next phase of withdrawal in afghanistan. how dramatically do you think the

no sense. >> reporter: u.s. officials say no plans for the u.s. mission in afghanistan will be final until a nato meeting in may. i'm nanette sosa reporting. >> the u.s. has been fighting in afghanistan for more than 10 years since just after the september 11th terror attacks. y pineta -- pineta said his goal is to end it by 2013. >>> may not be headed to trial next month after all. kai jackson has more on what attorneys plan to ask for afterward. >> the judge ruled nidal has hassan's attorneys asked for more time to compile evidence in the case. hassan was charged with killing 13 people and wounding dozens more in the 2009 shooting spree. the trial is expected to last about two months. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty in the case. denise? >> hasssan who studied to be a psychiatrist here in maryland has not entered a plea. >>> thousands more suspected terrorists are now banned from flying in and out of the u.s. the government's no-fly government's no-fly list has doubled in the past year from 10,000 to 20,000. this is after president obam

>> i believe no u.s.nt would be able to resist and they would have to have some kind of support and at the end, military strike would be a disaster, for israel, for iran, and for the u.s. >> right now, there seems to be a growing tensions, obviously, and a proxy war of sorts, where iran is being blamed by israel and is believed by many in the u.s. to be responsible for these recent terror bombings, these explosions, this week alone. and israel is being held responsible for what has happened in tehran, with the killing of nuclear scientists. although israel denies this. there's been denials on all sides. is there a risk that this proxy war, if you will, is going to get out of control? >> yes, the risk is there. and i think it was a big mistake, whoever did, to assassinate the iranian nuclear scientist from the beginning, because this is clearly an act of terrorism, and especially the nuclear issue is a matter of national pride and consensus. therefore, the iranian nation, they have great sympathy toward th

china -- making cars in china, if they keep their profits in china and invest in china, there is no u.s. tax. if they bring the money home, we charge them up to 35%. that makes no sense. we have to and the repatriation attacks. it is estimated to be over $1 trillion that could create american jobs. i will get it done. [applause] i will maintain a 15% capital gains tax rate. that is the right course to keep our economy growing. i will eliminate the tax entirely for those with annual incomes below $200,000. those low tax rates encourage americans to save and to invest and it will encourage business investment and economic growth. finally, i will repeal the alternative minimum tax and a polished the death tax. it is simply not fair. -- abolish the death tax. it is not fair. these changes i will not allowed to raise the deficit. stronger economic growth, spending cuts, and broaden the base will offset the reductions. americans will continue to enjoy the tax benefits the to favor important priorities, including home mortgages into a back -- home mortgages, charitable deductions, and savings.

war with no notice, u.s. drone missions are per se acts of war without a declaration of war by conference. sovereignty inprankment. we're flying drone in additions over so sovereignty of these nations without the permission of their government. war crimes, the number of people that have been killed by u.s. predator drones totals over 3,780 of those dead as innocent civilians that means for every three terrorist killed one innocent person is dead so the nonterrorrists are 33%. this is a think tank in london cited by the "new york times." >> they say that drone attacks are likely to become a permanent feature of american anti-terrorism policy should there be a predrone strike judicial determination on that any given individual is in an appropriate target. do you follow me? >> do i. >> if the drone is targeting on an individual, then there must be a judicial determine nation to establish the legitimatety of that target. >> i understand the argument and it's a proper legal argument. but i don't think it's going t

more than 60 groups will take part in this and they are also calling for no u.s.sraeli aggression against iran. they will rally at noon and a march will follow through downtown san francisco. >>> still more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, help for struggling home owners. where you can get a free financial help workshop from a counselor. talk to a counselor and possibly lower your rate. >>> and sometimes timing is everything. and for one pair of thieves, it turned into a gold rush.oubo yrk wefol be right back. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. (woman) the fund-raising was the easiest part. people were very giving. complete strangers wanting to help. i knew someday i was gonna do this walk. if i can do this, you definitely can do this. we can do this. we can all do this together. (man) register today for the... and receive $25 off your registration fee. because everyone deserves a lifetime. >>> this is "today in the bay." >>> thanks for joining us this morning. we are looking live at the golden gate bridge. it's going to be a g

similar trip last month produced no results. u.s.and are urging israel to give sanctions time to work with. >>> carnival -- carnival fever continues in bra little. -- in brazil. the parade started yesterday at dusk and ends at dawn. >>> 4:48. coming up the wedding her family feared they would never see. elizabeth smart gets married. >>> free concert at the beach to honor the man who brought wildly popular bluegrass festival to san francisco. x eeçkçkçkçkçk >>> let's take a look at what is going on across the country. mid to upper 40s seattle, portland, new york, washington everybody else in the 50s and 60s, miami 76°. all airports on time. minor snow around denver not causing delays. the rain we have here that is leaving us for now is not causing delays either. check out our flight tracker any time you travel those conditions could change, abc7news.com, at the bottom. >>> 4:51. >>> whitney houston is in her final resting place the singer was buried yesterday at a private service in westfield, new jersey beside her father. dozens of f

. >> they are taking no chances. u.s. helicopters one off small boats getting too close. further in the distance, and the iranian patrol boats is spotted while one of its military planes brazenly shadows overhead. if this is an attempt to scare off the u.s. navy, it does not seem to have worked. >> we don't have to do anything. >> if they do something, you are confident that you can deal with it? >> yes. >> with open waters in sight, the abraham lincoln can continue on its next mission -- providing air support over afghanistan. it will be soon replaced by another candidate bill also patrol these troubled waters. -- it will soon be replaced by another carrier that will also patrolled these troubled waters. >> italian prosecutors have appealed against the decision to throw out the murder conviction against amanda knox and her boyfriend. a new bailout plan for greece is on hold ahead -- a new bailout plan for creases on hold. the head of the eurozone countries has called off a meeting scheduled for tomorrow after athens failed to meet a set of conditions. eurozone officials

there are currently no u.s.ions limiting the levels of arsenic in food. >>> the nba announced it's inviting new york knicks sensation jeremy quickly the all-star game. espn says lin will take part in a shooting competition, not the actual all-star game. just two weeks ago the point guard was unheard of. and reportedly living on his brother's couch here in new york. but those days are over now, of course. he now has a place of his own in one of donald trump's towers. and the department of backfiring political ads, the actress in u.s. senate candidate peter hookster's super bowl ad now says she's deeply sorry for any pain the character she portrayed brought to asian american communities. the ad attacked democratic senator debbie stabinell of michigan who says sent u.s. jobs to china. critics call the ad racist. makes you wonder if she knew what she was getting into. >> can't decide if she will or will not want to put this on her resume' tape. >> reporter: i'll take a stab at that. i'm thinking no. >> thanks so muc

they are taking no chances. u.s. helicopters warned of small boats getting too close. further in the distance, and iranian patrol boat is spotted while one of its military planes brazenly shadows. if this is a strategy to scare the navy, it doesn't seem to have worked. >> we don't have to do anything. >> if you see something, you're confident that you can deal with it? >> yes. >> the abraham lincoln can continue on his next mission providing air support over afghanistan but it will soon be replaced by another carrier that will also patrol these troubled waters. >> the very troubled straits of hormuz. a quick look at other news. italian prosecutors have appealed against the decision to throw out the murder conviction of a man tanox and her former boyfriend for the killing of a british student. -- the decision to throw out the murder conviction of amanda knox. a new bailout plan for greece is on hold. the head of the eurozone countries has called off a meeting scheduled for tomorrow after athens failed to meet a set of conditions. eurozone officials what the details of $

u.s. taxes, the facts that port arthur is a free trade zone, this is a different source, has no bearing on u.s. revenue from canadian oil sands, imports or exports. these imports just like the mexican ones are not subject to duties under nafta. we looked it up. i think mr. markey you voted in favor of nafta. so actually the trade -- the tax treatment of this product is not related to the free trade zone, it's related to the nafta treaty and maybe we want to revisit that. i'm not sure why suddenly that becomes something which we object to. lastly, i said, well, what is the true agenda? why are they hating these glue collar jobs? why are these guys and gals who will be able to work, have benefits, have good wages not being supported which bianyway friends on the other side of the aisle? the last thing i'll really is from the "new york times." obviously we all know what means. this is an article from the poison politics of keystone xl. as it turns out environmental movement doesn't just want to shut down keystone, its real goal ace discovered recently talking to executive director of the sier

u.s. attacks towards the end of the war. >> translator: i wasefing prime minister noda about what happened to us, thinking a visit to the museum would help him understand that no more u.s. military bases should be built in okinawa. >> wrapping up the first day's schedule, noda told reporters that he chose these places to visit so that he can trace the prefecture's history. >> translator: these visits made me think how important it is to understand people's memories of the war. i have deepened my knowledge of the horrors of war and the preciousness of peace. >> asked about his talks with the okinawa governor, hirokazu nakaima on monday, noda said he wants to apologize for the confused process concerning the plan to relocate the u.s. marine corps futenma air station. he said he will seek understanding for his determination to quickly reduce the burden on the people of okinawa while maintaining the defense of japan. >>> an nhk helicopter has flown near the stricken fukushima daiichi nuclear plant for the first time since the accident occurred last march. the no-fly zone over the plant has been reduced to a three-kilometer radius. nhk shot footage about four kilom

over in howard county, as we get a live look at u.s. 29. no work zones on 29. it's clear for your early morning drive and here's view of u.s. 50 at kent narrows bridge. no distractions east or westbound approaching the bay bridge. now over to megan. good morning and welcome back. >> jobs, taxes same sex marriage are important issues to marylanders and will be addressed this noon. governor o'malley gives us the preview. >> reporter: today all eyes will be annapolis and the -- as the governor updates us as noon. we have been monitoring facebook and twitter and we found this picture on governor's website. the governor's adviser reviewing the speech with o'malley's son. he will discuss how there's nothing more important than security and a job. together we created over 30 a,000 new jobs driving the unemployment rate to 6.7% the low nest three years. the agenda includes capital programs to support 52,000 jobs civil marriage protection act of 2012 and creation of maryland invasion innovative and legislation to promote affordable health care. governor o'malley wants to

drive on u.s. 29, maryland is 08. no reported troubles in the southbound direction on northbound on 29. here is a live look at the topside of 695, harford. 695, moving well between 95 and i-83. >>> today judges will hear a case regarding harassment and detention against a man who filmed an incident on the phone. christopher sharp shot this video in 2010. officers confiscated his phone and deleted the video. the civil liberties union is taking the case to court saying his first amendment rights were violated. >>> stephanie rawlings blake will deliver the state address. the speech also will be tweeted via the twitter feed. hash tag is state of the city beginning at 2:30. >>> rally set for today in annapolis in support of same sex marriage. those in favor lobbying lawmakers to host a rally as members in the senate and house consider moving legislation to the full chambers. >>> autopsy is complete on whitney houston. results won't be released until toxicology results come back, that could take six to eight weeks. the singer

there are no u.s. embassies left there. the "sunday times" of london is trying to help.bc news. >> really an amazing woman. you saw the eye patch there. she had lost her eye covering war ten years ago and still kept going. i watched so many folks in the media comment on this story. we sit here at this comfortable desk in our air-conditioned studio every night. look at folks like that out there in the field, literally sacrificing their life for what they do. for all of us it's a public service, but for some it's an even higher calling. she certainly falls in that category. so with everyone else in the media i tip my hat because she was a woman of uncommon bravery. >> she wanted to bring you those stories that you weren't able to see otherwise. and of course they risk their lives. they're true altruists. and what's sad is she was scheduled to actually come home on wednesday. >> and died doing what she loved and doing important work. >> she did. >> rest in peace. >>> now to a medical headline this morning which will be of great interest to you moms breast-feeding their babi

u.s. agreed to link the transfer of troops to guam with the relocation of the air station to another part of oak no wa. the u.s. will now proceed with the transfer separate from the base relocation. the original plan was to transfer 8,000 marines from okinawa to guam. the u.s. government now wants to limit the transfer to around 4,700 personnel. this follows a reduction in the american military budget. the u.s. will transfer the remaining 3,300 troops to other locations. possible destinations include hawaii, the philippines and the u.s. marines air station on japan's main island. a japanese official said that the two countries did not discuss that during monday's talks. they're due to meet again with u.s. officials soon in tokyo. it currently hosts air stations for the u.s. marine corp. and japan's maritime self-defense force. the mayor says the city has no more room for american forces. >> translator: we haven't heard anything official about the transfer. i ordered by staff to collect information from the central government. we cannot accept any additional burden. this is our basic stance. >> the

u.s. knows of no specific or credible threat from iran against the u.s. homeland. at the same time, u.s. officials say if israel were to attack iran, they could retaliate around the world and that could drag the u.s. into the conflict. israel could decide to strike as soon as march or april. >> andrea mitchell starting us off in washington. thanks. that brings us to israel, where despite this u.s. assessment, there is real fear iran is making so much progress on the nuclear front that the next attack could hit home. nbc's stephanie gosk with us from tel aviv tonight. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. people in this country feel that they have the most to fear from a nuclear attack, especially after repeated threats from iranian leaders. there is a heated debate right now over what to do about it, including whether or not israel should attack iran's nuclear facilities on its own. three separate attacks this week in three separate countries. just a taste of what the world can expect unless iran is stopped. that was the message from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu af

what does it say when the nato commander on the ground says no nato troops, no u.s. european troops, can go into afghan ministries right now, because they might be shot in the back of their heads like they two u.s. military officers. is that progress? >> this is a temporary measure to make sure that we do all we can to secure our people. they will return as soon as the situation allows. i would also like to stress the very tragic incidents we have seen do not define the relationship between isif and afghan security forces. on a daily basis, 130,000 troops cooperate with more than 300,000 afghan security forces, and a cooperation based on trust and confidence. >> unfortunately i see that trust and confidence going away. but let's move to syria. this is another troubling moment for nato and nato's history. and you're the secretary-general. we know the role that nato played in saving thousands of lives in libya. nato went ahead with a no will have fly zone, provided weapons. what are you doing in syria? because thousands of people are getting killed. >> it's absolutely

u.s. officials say no plans are final until a nato meeting in may. >>james: the u.s. has been fighting in afghanistan for more than 10 years, since just after the september 11th the tax. >>justine: angry parents confronted the los angeles school district in greek that they were not told that a teacher was fired for photograph pasted into a classroom. the teachers facing charges for photographs and 23 students as young as six years old. in seven california, a small amount of radiation may have escaped and, this had at the nuclear generating station which is just north of san diego. they are assuring everyone that the public is not in any danger. >>james: in egypt a riot at a soccer match turns deadly. announcer: stanley roberts found some people behaving badly. >>stanley: you are looking at trash that has been dumped inside of the waterway on the san francisco bay. trash left by residents of this homeless encampment located underneath the cesar chavez on ramp near to 80. this area is hostile and dirty, even the rats do not live long. water around the area is so pollute

. >> now, when he was asked about iran potentially taxing the u.s., president obama said there was no -- attacking the u.s., president obama said there was no evidence of one right now. >>> more on the headlines from last night's super bowl half time show and it wasn't madonna getting all the attention. >>> a man who was a person of interest in the disappearance of his wife is dead this morning after his blouse explodes. his two young sons also killed in the blast. investigators say this was no accident. we'll have more coming up in just a moment.  brad and jill in accounting? crazy! coffee and chocolate. mocha. ooh! who's mocha? for the perfect blend of coffee and chocolate, try a mocha coffee or latte today. i'm drinkin' dunkin'. definitely dunkin'. you know, i need to get that jolt in the morning, but i want something good to do that. you can't mistake the flavor. i run on dunkin'. tell us what you're drinkin' for a chance to be famous. america runs on dunkin' coffee. >>> making headlines this morning, a disturbing twist in the story of susan powell, the utah mothe