-- have you talked to sarah palin?you now share this distinction as being the only to women in american history to be nominated for vice president, has she called you to talk to you, ask you what it's like or what it might be like or anything like that? and she said well, she said no, but then she said with a actually, senator mccain had called me and i called him back. he called me to tell me what he had done and i called him back, and i said wish her luck, and he said she's right here, i will put her on the phone. and so he put sarah palin on the lane and she basically had no clue who geraldine ferraro was. the conversation was very short, and, so with sarah palin spoke "going rogue" came out there's a whole page about how sarah palin had been going around the country talking about how great geraldine ferraro was, and geraldine ferraro had called her up to thank her for all these shout out on the campaign trail. so, anyway. so i called geraldine ferraro back and i said you know, her account is a little different from

sarah palin applied to the u.s. patent office last november, but bristol palin submitted her forms in september just before dance "dancing with the stars." engs per the usual reason people -- the palins are certainly celebrities. >> thanks for joining us. >> 6:00 we'll be back with more news.

sarah palin's "america by heart," 33 reagans. only to be narrowly beaten by herself, palin's "going rogue" has 34 reagan references. this isn't even counting a book from newt ginrich exclusively about ronald reagan. so who is the person on the planet who might be closest to ronald wilson reagan? >> i'm not sure anyone can succeed in being ronald reagan. >> john berman, abc news, new york. >>> coming up, how advertisers are getting in your head and know what you like even if you don't. ♪ [ smack! ] [ smack! smack! smack! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum ta tum tum tums imagine a day when we can eat what we want and sleep soundly through the night. prevacid®24hr prevents the acid that causes frequent heartburn all day, all night. >>> tomorrow, millions will tune in to see the big game and the other big attraction, the ads. this year, a 30-second commercial spot costs about $3 million. advertisers are now researchi

frank bailey worked for see sarah palin that is him on the left.is a photograph and anybody can read a book like might be troubling. the lead is to draw upon thousands of personal e-mail from his time. the book is a tenet of the called blind justice " a memoir of our culture was years. this is what he says for a start, that she heat it being alaskas governor. in one e- mail " i hate the stamp of ". also, a narcissistic liar who is incompetent and manipulative, self promoter who stop at nothing to cross who quit cross our-not published yet. >>pam: and with the exception of on the motive? >>catherine: and he has been reconsidering his actions on palance behalf. including trooper statgate. and bailey is also feeling guilt because of what we're told this is the christian faith. in other news, it is going to be good for the shuttle. after getting repaired in the garage for several months it will launch this week. as the astronauts are back at the space center and try again on the thursday. there were going to make their final voyage in november but the

the former president's son said he doesn't see the connection between palin and his father. >> theremparison before the two of them as much as some people would like to make that comparison it doesn't really exist. >> ron reagan also called sarah palin, quote, a soap opera and said she is not a serious candidate for president. >>> at some time or other many of us have had to store something in one of those storage places but how safe is your stuff? cbs5 consumer watch compiled police statistics in three bay area cities to find out. julie watts with the results of a month-long investigation. >> they cut the thing and slid the bar along with the lock on it. >> and the door opens it. >> when thieves broke into her storage locker this summer, carol lost all her family heirlooms. >> the family clock, the mantle clock. >> reporter: it happened on blossom hill in san jose in a storage facility. >> looked like they had plenty of time and went through every single box. >> reporter: plenty of time because how the employee told her the thieves pull off the heist. >> they come in in the middle o

palin turned down her invitation, citing scheduling conflicts.r is pulling for palin to run in 2012. >> for me i'm really upset. i would love for her to be here. but i know she's got a lot going. >> reporter: conservatives are far from united on a favorite but do agree on one thing. >> a second term of obama would be disastrous for our country. >> reporter: they're determined to win back the white house in 2012. joel brown, cbs news, washington. >>> this morning on "the early show," actress jennifer aniston. i'm betty nguyen. this is the "cbs morning news." pretty unpredictable. e from knowing when my next job will be to what i'll actually be doing. so in the rest of my life i like control. especially in my finances. that's why i have slate with blueprint. i can make a plan to pay off everyday things and avoid interest, or pay down my balance faster on the big stuff. that saves money. with slate from chase, i have everything under control... ♪ ...financially. announcer: debit card control. credit card flexibility. get both with slate. um, i thoug

and so he put sarah palin on the line, and she basically had no clue who geraldine ferraro was. the conversation was very short, so, so when sarah palin's book "going rogue" came out, there's a whole page in there about how sarah palin was going around, was going around the country talk about how great geraldine ferraro was there in geraldine ferraro had called her up to thank her for all these chats on the campaign trail. so anyway, i told geraldine ferraro back and i said, her account a little different from yours. in geraldine ferraro would've repeated the story as she told to me the first time. so i was satisfied to put in the book, but i didn't -- sarah palin is very attractive, a person with a lot of energy. i was having one can't like a. i watched her show the other night. i saw her stand up to the grizzly bear. but she can tell some whoppers, that's all i can say. a woman knows some whoppers. [laughter] >> anybody have any other questions you would like to ask? okay, well i hope you enjoy the evening. and i will go over there and sign some books. [applause] >> kim eisler

ron called sarah palin a soap opera. he said palin is not a serious presidential candidate. palin so far has not commented. >>> stockton stopped the list of the most depressing places to live. merced, modesto and sacramento also made the list. eight of the 20 cities on that list are here in california. >>> police are warning parents and children to be on the look out for these men. police say they are responsible for three attempted kidnappings in just two weeks. >>> and the giants back in town to meet with their fans and hear what the players think about the giants unusual new television project. >> just screamed and just to run away as fast as i can. >>> she knows what to do, but parents and teachers are making sure all students know what to do now that there's been two child attempted kidnappings. janine de la vega has the story. in one case the man exposed himself. >> reporter: the latest incident happened to a student who is here at cayhill high school. >> does he look familiar to you? >> no. >> reporter: students were warned by teachers about men in the neighborhood an

. >>> harsh words for sarah palin. he said she has nothing in common with his late father. and the younger reagan is known for his politics and came after organizers booked palin to speak at the reagan's ranch. the younger reagan called her a soap opera and says she does what she does to make money, and not a serious presidential candidate and palin has not responded. >>> san francisco is trying to clean up china town. for some reason this time of year sees a surge of illegal dufrning -- dumping. >> that sound filled the air thg as san francisco's china town community celebrated the chinese new year with fire crackers, but that celebration leaves a mess. >> we're going to clean it up. >> out reach crews from the depf public works made sure of that as part of a push to clean up the neighborhood. >> i told them to make sure they keep the sidewalk clean. >> crews started before dawn and say illegal dumping in rampant in alleys like this one, and look for the person behind the trash. here they found mail. >> they will try to get in touch with this particular person. >> we caugh

under that proposal, how would palin get through the month? the comedic jean reduces at will fairly's place imagined how it went up at her headquarters in alaska >> i am telling you, this is the best vacation i ever had. todd, get your hand off me! katie, hi! listen, i will do whatever you want. i will talk magazines, newspapers. [applause] >> oprah, i am glad to answer that. of course trying wasn't mine. it was track's or bristol's one of them. no, no. i can't go anywhere without everyone trying to take my picture. oh, todd. come on, todd. i'm not going to hurt you. oh, spirits of the beast, mother bear and sister caribou, i cry out to you in solidarity, in pain. >> every minute i stay here, i get weaker, and every minute katie couric does that, she zpwets stronger. each time i look around, the walls move in a little tighter. ♪ >> what? what do you mean there are only 28 days in february? chris: so the good news for governor palin is that the black out is over for her. the bad news for her is she doesn't know there is 28 days in february. whe

he took the coveted speaking spot rejected by sarah palin. we covered it live on the c-span network. here is congressman west. >> but as be remembered of the pillars of kurd terrorism which will lead us to the new dawn of the new america. the first one is very simple. it is effective and efficient constitutional government, when thomas jefferson said, "my reading of history convinces me that most that the government results from too much government." [applause] therefore let me ask you a simple question -- do you believe that america can survive as a bureaucratic ministate? >> noaa! >> and you are absolutely correct. and i appreciate the emphasis over there. [laughter] [applause] the framers of our constitution, they had one true intent, to put a restraining order on big government. fiscal conservatism is a derivative of constitutional government, which understands it's right and proper mandate, and that is why next week, we're going to cut $100 million of spending off of the federal budget. host: david mark, there is a dual debate going on w

now to your question about sara palin. as bad of a human being as ronald reagan was, i think he would find sara palin repulsive because when she was running for vice president, there were people yelling kim him, in reference to -- kill him. referring to obama. as bad as reagan was, he didn't try to kill them. at least he was civil about it . host: what would he say about the civil movement? caller: i think they've ruined by shifting the wealth from the poor to the middle and upper class. i think these people that say we should read, perhaps they should read american history and study it and then maybe they can save our country. because it's going to die if they keep believing what they believe. host: the financial times is one of many stories on fiscal issues concerning the job numbers that came out yesterday. st. louis, missouri. our republican line asking about if reagan would be proud of the conservative movement today. caller: good morning. two apparent cazzms on both sides regarding reagan. i don't necessarily fit int

because he is only one book coming out in september this year i was talking of us earlier i'm not a palin family if somebody would write next door to me to write a book about me i would be so angry i would have really i would do whatever i could to get letters now in my day before wall they did all sorts of they were really that are really you know it just seems kind of rot while you know you mention the fact that they've been looking for someone to pick this book up they still don't have a publisher after all the media attention that it's getting now you think publishers are going to be jumping at the opportunity no i mean i don't i really don't i just inflict what he needs is if you read through the thing what he needs is like an editor to come in and really refocus it on the vice presidential campaign her time after. after leaving the governorship of alaska and get away from like some of the like petty score settling about like alaska bloggers in alaska and stuff like that about a little of those who are in or around like the staff in this guy bailey it's not enough it's not focus enou

in a post last night, palin said, pay no attention to the account and the messages.t she didn't categorically deny setting up that secret page. >>> well, another tea party favorite could be cha-cha-chaing her way into the spotlight. christine o'donnell says she has been asked to be on abc's "dancing with the stars." she lost the delaware senate race last year. but she grabbed headlines in that campaign over past statements about her dabbling in witchcraft. the new "dancing with the stars" cast will be announced next week. >>> well, it could be the first real step in exposing possible dangers of extended cell phone use. a new study found radiation, after just 50 minutes on a mobile phone, triggers increased brain activity in the area closest to the antenna. researchers say it's too soon to tell if it's actually harmful to your health. they're now calling for more research on what the repeated stimulation might lead to after years of cell phone use. >>> in sports now, the nation's longest conference losing streak is over. the cal tech's men's basketball team beat their

how to be is of the top of the list. 21 percent tariff huckabee, sara palin and newt gingrich >> and the white house has been that some of wrong items it is so dangerous. >> sarah palin was not there for she could still win the weekend poll. in washington, kron 4 news. >> thursday traffic quite sluggish. how we 1 0 1 towards the peninsula. the top is barely moving. and how we 1 0 1 it is towards the peninsula at the bottom of your screen. >> the bus, kelsey grammar it has been granted a divorce. he can read very! they will settle financials leader. camille grammar their shared property may be worth $20 million. with the royal bride to be keat middleton, a summer wedding advice from a camilla. got some what in the device. the london hotel and met for lunch. lindsay lohan could be looking for a plea bargain. and she is willing to plead guilty to make the case go away that she does not have to spend time behind bars. sources say there is a bad part because they want to go time. >> to look a traffic in walnut creek. headlights = north. 680-240. kron 4 news at 4:00 new-paragraph 5:00 new-

bush, sarah palin, and now, michelle bachmann are very much trying to tap into the governing from the gut motif rather than governing from the mind motif and one of the things that i admire about you, mr. tyrrell and about mr. buckley, is that -- and george will is another name that comes to mind is there is an active engagement of the life of the mind that does not alienate the intelligentsia and please comments on the tea party movement with the focus from governing from the gut is in danger of moving conservatism away from the life of the the mind, to more of an instinct tiive reaction to current events. >> that is thoughtful, and, putting me in company withbuckl is very kind of you and it is difficult to say what the tea party movement is, aside from fervor and it is fervor on hoof behalf of the constitution, we are starting a column in "the american spectator" by a tea party person, ned ryan and we will be covering the movement, we will be covering the intelligent people in the movement, and, the less intelligent also, i suppose. but, i think there is reason to be optimistic abou

after riding a horse on reagan's ranch and feeling his spirit she says, sarah palin charged that americas on the road to ruin because it has strayed from reagan's values. >> as an alaskan, i proudly consider myself a western conservative in the spirit of ronald reagan. >> reporter: reagan's son ron who has written a new book at his father at 100 is having none of it, saying palin is a soap opera, not serious. with nothing in common with his father. he even tried to channel his father when asked by bianna golodryga what the former president would think of palin. >> he would say she seems like a nice young woman that in years to come perhaps with a little more seasoning she might want to consider running for high office. >> a little more seasoning. >> maybe even a lot more. >> reporter: it's just a sign of those hoping to connect to that reagan mystique. >> i think it's more than republican politics. i think everybody, whether it's president obama, tries to grab the reagan mantle because it is one of strong leadership, great communication, of big ideas, of bold strokes. >> reporter: so is

but reagan's son says he doesn't see a connection between palin and his father. >> there is really no comparison between the two of them. as much as some people would like to make that comparison, it doesn't really exist. >> ron reagan calls palin a soap opera, saying she is mainly out there to make money and keep her name in the news and says she is not a serious candidate for president. >>> people are still trying to make sense of the national unemployment rate, suddenly shrinking at a fast pace. in january, the rate was 9%, down from 9.8% just two months earlier. and that is the steepest two month decline since the eisenhower administration. more than half a million people found work in january. it looks like most of that was through self employment or getting jobs at small businesses. the 9% jobless rate is still very high, of course, by historical standards. and the swift decline could change some confidence in the economy. >>> hackers have made their way into the nasdaq stock market. "the wall street journal" says hackers penetrated the network that runs nasdaq several times in

what sarah palin says about running for the white house. >>> and i can see san mateo from here. traffic is moving along pretty well. we'll be right back. >>> good morning, there are breaks in the clouds and cold temperatures north bay. a lot of 30s. cloudy skies and rain. santa cruz mountains. parts of the east bay and extending out to the valley. cloudy rain to the north. partly cloudy with showers. >>> in news of the world in egypt. thousands of people are holding a victory march through the square today. they are calling the event the friday of victory and continuation. it has been one week since hosni mubarak announced he was stepping down as president of egypt. the military has blocked the main road into the square. but so far the atmosphere is light and peaceful. >>> thousands of mourners are calling for the downfall of marin ruling. it comes after an attack on proreform protestors that killed five people. leaders have banned public gatherings in an attempt to keep the public movement from reuniting. bahrain is a key u.s. ally and home to the navy's fifth fleet. >>> americ

romney, huckabee, palin, gingrich. >> you notice that sarah palin got 3% and mike huckabee got 2% because they weren't there. >> chris: you were there. >> but the straw poll was taken before i spoke. they shut down the straw poll on friday. i spoke saturday. and so i was in the position of palin and huckabee. i didn't for the purposes of the straw poll i didn't get to speak which is fine. they got to have rules and that is fine with me. i enjoyed getting to speak to that audience. an audience of a lot of young people some of whom came up to me and said gee, i tried to vote for you today but they told us we couldn't vote any more. >> chris: what about the frontrunners, palin, huckabee, romney, gingrich. what do you offer that they don't? >> they are all good friends of mine. i have a record as governor. i have a record of cutting spending. i talked yesterday not only about we ought to cut spending. i talked about how we have cut spending in mississippi and how if you did the same things in the federal government you would save tens of billions of dollars a year. i talked about how we would

sarah palin took part in the tribute. she said no one person can replace reagan's leadership. >> there are millions who believe in the great ideas that he espoused. there's a whole army of patriotic davids out there, waiting to stand up and speak out in defense of liberty, and these davids aren't afraid to turn goliaths, don't tread on me! >> the been get is just one of several celebrations for reagan's 100th birthday. >>> the son of president raking on is promoting his new book. during a stop in st. louis he talked about his father's legacy and dismissed those who compare him to sarah palin. >> there's no comparison between them. as much as some people would like to make that comparison, it doesn't really exist. from a character lodge. >> he went on to criticize what he called the level of vitriol aimed at the white house, saying it would have distressed his father. >>> airline flights are finally getting in and out of the dallas area this morning after weather-related delays force them to stay on the ground. at dallas/f

it's frightening actually, that sarah palin could be the nominee.n. >> are there any black people on the horizon to be the next president or speaker? >> i would have love to see condi rice go after something, but i think she had too much of the bush au ba tras. she would have -- the same thing about president obama helping our international reputation, she would have done that if she would have been able it to become president. >> despite being one of the architects in arc and wart in afghanistan. >> she was under the direction of president bush at that time. she would have been her own woman as the president and a a first woman president it would have made a significant difference. >> that does it for us on "our world" with black enterprise. visit us at black enterprise.com. check me out on facebook and follow me on twitter. i'm marc lamont hill. thanks for watching "our world with black ougog t bk. atst fwa. wi cseuidesi yr arho, u stnaa cte, wi cseuidesi hise a de. yr arho, ke sp rwdte, >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation brought t

he took the coveted speaking spot rejected by sarah palin.e covered it live on the c-span network. here is congressman west. >> but as be remembered of the pillars of kurd terrorism which will lead us to the new dawn of the new america. the first one is very simple. it is effective and efficient constitutional government, when thomas jefferson said, "my reading of history convinces me that most that the government results from too much government." [applause] therefore let me ask you a simple question -- do you believe that america can survive as a bureaucratic ministate? >> noaa! >> and you are absolutely correct. and i appreciate the emphasis over there. [laughter] [applause] the framers of our constitution, they had one true intent, to put a restraining order on big government. fiscal conservatism is a derivative of constitutional government, which understands it's right and proper mandate, and that is why next week, we're going to cut $100 million of spending off of the federal budget. host: david mark, there is a dual debate going on wit

. >>> plus palin in 2012? we'll tell you a new article out that has the internet all abuzz. >>> good morning to you, staking a live look at tahrir square in cairo where it is a very peaceful demonstration -- it is a new day of politics after weeks of protests that were at times violent in cairo. this scene is different from how it looked last night. it was jubilant as tens of thousands of people crowded into tahrir square celebrating hoe i end of hosni mubarak's regime. the country will now be ruled again by a military council. as more mubarak, he is now in the red sea resort of sharm el-sheik. the immediate campaign to get mubarak to step down began on social net working sites where people were able to organize on places like facebook and twitter. although the roots of course go much deeper than that. a plan was posted on facebook to protest liberation square when those protests first started. the government detained him for weeks but released him unharmed this week. on his twitter account, his tweeting, plea

>> huckabee out and sarah palin you would have to be carnac the magnificent to figure that out.hris: the white house thinks huckabee is the nominee. >> the white house is nervous about huckabee but he's making too much scratch to give that up. in florida. chris: you are even -- gloria. >> let's talk about the senate. you talked about the president and let's talk about the senate. john kyl retiring. in arizona. chris: why? >> talk about the scratch. i don't know. and obviously gabby giffords is somebody who had wanted that seat and still could perhaps run for it. if that doesn't occur, democratic leaders really would like janet napolitano. chris: a lot of udalls around. anne kornblut. >> the white house was -- the white house has to figure out what to do about china and some would like to see gary locke leave the commerce department and he speaks chinese. chris: so his background is chinese. >> yeah. he could do that job. not sure if he would do it. moved his name once but he's in the mix. chris: david david. -- david ignatius. >> c.i.a. officers are worried about the implication

when sarah palin heard that, she said, finally, we're closing the borders.been fighting for this. >> the budget calls for 3$.7 trillion in spending which is, i know, a difficult number to wrap your head around. perhaps this "abc world news" demonstration will clear things up for you. >> we bought $100 in pennies and stacked them them. until we got the $3.7 trillion budget. each one of the stacks of five pennies represents $2 billion. >> let me give you an impression of a reporter at abc. i have a degree from columbia university. now, i'm stacking pennies to make a pie chart. are you kidding me? >>> a quick announcement. a bittersweet one for us at "america this morning." >> after 2 1/2 years of waking up with you, this is my last morning. in terms of what is next in the future, not waking up this early. >> enjoy the extra sleep. ♪ >>> i'm terry mcsweeney live at san francisco international airport where president obama will be taking off in a few hours headed for a hi-tech meeting in portland, oregon. i gotta tell you, folks, it's not gonna compare to the on

has suffered from incredible disease the winner of hearts and minds of millions of americans sarah palin thought africa was a country some two years ago but now nothing seems to stop her from handing out advice on how to deal with egypt because this pale in has further contributed to her credibility in foreign affairs when commenting on the u.s. stance with regards to north korea obviously got to stand with our north korean allies were. down to create by trees i worry about by well the paradox is is that politicians who really know nothing about these things have to appear to know something they have to speak out on all of these issues to be considered credible figures so sarah palin you know who could see russia from her door in her window you know is now an expert on russia or whatever else the reason why us politicians feel free to make bloopers on your national issues could be that many of their audience is can't catch the inconsistences well it's very easy to manipulate people when they don't know anything so on foreign policy generally americans are in different they don't pay atte

a lot of palin. that story coming up. >> plus pichlts small feet. >> paper shoes. >> yes. shoes. paper dresses. coming up. >>reporter: paper shoes. paper dresses. coming up. >> sarah palin and her daughter bristol are protecting her names by trademarking them and turning them into brands. they have applied to the u.s. patent office. registration initially refused because the form had not been signed. now palin attorney says the family has until spring to provideon. >> well now to unique exhibit n san francisco. gowns and costumes made entirely of paper. remarkable stuff. arts entertainment reporter reports from the legion of honor. >> they look like fine work from the crumb pel and feather an painting el began gown and dresses. all of them made of paper. even the necklace. head pieces and all of the shoes. stunning in the detail details. for belgium artist it began with making paper costume for her children 20 years ago. now it is much more involved. >> it is difficult at the start but finally when you play with the paper first you change the respect of the paper. >>report

certainly, when i first made that comment, it was in response to a question about governor palin. i think if she wants to prove that she's ready for this, you have to have some unscripted moments. she may very well be up to it. if she is, good for her. but i think people want to see that. they're very much interested in her. they want to see that about her to make a judgment as to can you trust somebody in the oval office who can do that? unless you do those unscripted moments, i think it's hard to get the person to pull the lever for you. >> schieffer: do you think she's ready? >> she's got to make that judgment herself. bob, i'll make my vote in the voting booth privately like every other american. >> schieffer: all right. let me ask you this. some of the people on the right have sort of poked fun and made fun of michelle obama, because she's been trying to get people to eat better. i know that you have done dieting. you have worked on your weight and so forth. you described yourself as "portly." do you think... what do you think about this criticism coming from the right of mic

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. >>> in her first comments on the egyptian uprising, former gop vice presidential candidate sarah palin told the christian broadcast network that she was less than enthusiastic about president obama's response. >> this is that 3:00 a.m. white house phone call, and it seems for many of us trying to get that information from our leader in the white house, it seems that -- that call went right to the answering machine. and nobody yet has -- nobody yet has explained to the american public what they know. and surely they know more than the rest of us know, who it is who will be taking the place of mubarak and -- >> palin was interviewed friday night. she said, quote, we need strength and sound minds there in the white house. >>> the trial of two americans being held in iran on spy charges is under way. the trial opened sunday in tehran. it's unclear when the trial will resume. shane bauer and josh fattal pleaded not guilty. they've been held for 18 months. bauer fat tal and bauer's fiancee sarah shourd were picked up along the iraqi border back in 2009. they claimed they were hiking in iraq

in a speech celebrating reagan's 100th birthday, which is tomorrow, palin said america is on a road to ruin because of what she characterized as misguided policies in washington, d.c. but one of reagan's sons, ron reagan, says palin has nothing in common with his father. >>> and the owners of the new york mets are accused of making millions while turning a blind eye to bernie madoff's massive fraud. a trustee trying to recover money for victims, said the team's owners made money with investments with madoff, while ignoring warnings made by the investment firm. it says in a lawsuit brought by the trustee, the owners used much of the profits to run the mets and to enrich themselves and family trusts. >>> finally, one of the big bowl games this weekend is the annual wing bowl in philadelphia. thousands of fans, thousands watched john "super" squibb eat take home his third-straight title. eating a record of 255 wings in half an hour. he knocked off the five-time champ by one wing. and he consumed, we have here, imagine this. 45,000 calories, 2,500 grams of fat. this is in 30 minutes. >> wo

against obama next year too bad that well christie isn't running now coulter was then asked about sarah palin and her chances at the white house so just take a listen to what aunt had to say. i think she could win the nomination i especially love her for her enemies i'm insanely jealous of that i love her for how she makes liberal heads explode i wrote the conservative of the year piece on sarah pale one for human events ronald reagan's favorite newspaper but i think would be a step down for a run for president likes so being president would be a step down for pale and really and i mean it wouldn't the woman couldn't even finish her first term as governor she resigned then start her entire fame money tour across the u.s. and yes sarah does seem to have a very unique ability to piss off liberals or that whole refute about the so-called ground zero mosque is that how the entire world talking but mostly just about how stupid she is and of course pailin had to trade in what apparently in coulter's opinion would be a move up from the governor's mansion to a reality show i think that we all remembe

is that what sarah palin called the death panels. >> what i worry about s the government making these decisions. i was stating what i think is a simple fact. i wish it was county but i think it is. we cannot afford in an aging society to pay for the most expensive technology for every single person regardless of income to the very, very last day. >> chris: who makes that decision. >> a part of it has to be the family and the patient himself or herself. i mean there -- >> chris: does the government at some point say we can't afford to give the 92-year-old the liver transplant? >> i think what out to happen to medicare or social security, i think this problem will have to be addressed. i don't pretend to have an exact answer to this one except that auto pilot won't work. >> chris: do you think voters are ready, you had spoke of what seem to be some political taboos. do you think voters are ready? >> maybe more confidence in the american citizens than some in politics today. i do believe people are ready to step up ones they have the real facts or many of these facts that you may know ha

getting their message out what about having to deal with the mainstream media or of course the sarah palin calls it the lame stream media now the new magazine is going to launch it see pac that's the largest gathering of conservatives that starts tomorrow right here in d.c. so this first edition covers topics on tea party lobbying foreign policy and appealing to hispanic immigrants so i guess they're hoping that if they actually talk directly to hispanic immigrants and they can get a better stand the whole arizona thing but i don't think that this front cover really tells the entire story so we did a little digging and here's what we uncovered inside c like most magazines there's going to be a cooking section and this one is going to be hosted by the was sewing that sarah palin the darling of the tea party movement is going to reveal for the first time her prize winning moose to recipe all the secret ingredients will be listed and there will be tips on stocking shooting and cleaning your very own moves you know sarah loves to shoot and kill so i'm betting that this is going to be a huge hi

. >>> sarah palin sounds off on christina aguilera's botched "national anthem." we'll tell you about her punishment for the singer that has a lot of people talking. we'll find out why coming up. >>> san quentin's death chamber has been closed for five years but that could change after today. see why in a live report. >>> welcome back, everybody. a live look outside this morning. 6:15. as you can tell by the camera, it is a gusty, windy one. man, it is really blowing all around the bay area today. if you are crossing bridges like the bay bridge today, hang on to the wheel. you can see gusts there. we'll sort out both the commute impact because of the wind and what's in store weatherwise coming up in a few minutes. >>> a million dollars worth of weapons are on the streets this morning. and now the santa clara county sheriff's department is on the hunt for the men who stole them in a violent home invasion. a gang of three masked men forced their way into a home on rucker lane in gilroy sunday night. they say they beat the homeowner, tied him up and forced him to giv

after riding a horse on reagan's ranch and feeling his spirit sarah palin charged that america is onoad to ruin because strayed from his values. >> as an alaskan i consider myself as a western conservative some n the spirit of ronald reagan. >> his son was having none of that saying palin is a soap opera nothing in common with his father. he even tried to channel his father when he was asked what the former president would think of palin he would say young woman, perhaps years to come with more seasoning she may consider running for office. >> a little more seasoning maybe even a lot more. >> just a sign of those hoping to connect to that reagan mystique. >> i think it's more than republican politics. i think that everybody tries to grab the reagan mantle it's one of strong leadership of great communication of big ideas a bold strokes. >> is there a republican out there that fits the bill? >> no. at the end of the day hopefully some of them will be communicators like he was. >> former san francisco mayor willie brown talked about his legacy. brown served as assembly speaker during re

. >> a lot have to say about sarah palin's reality show.riously politically if you're going to do one of these shows? if she has a future in politics, should she do the show? who knows. stay tuned. >>> well, here's a guy we talked about a lot. you remember this video and this guy, ted williams, the golden voice that every person in broadcast wishes they had. formerly homeless, had drug and alcohol problems, family issues, the whole nine. guess what? it's america, folks. he's getting his own reality show. >> we didn't see that coming. >> i'm stunned, right? he'll start shooting in two weeks in brooklyn, in ohio where he was homeless, and in l.a. where he's actually been spotted dining out at pretty expensive restaurants. they're already planning season two where they're going to introduce other people who deserve a second chance at life and that's the name of the show "second chances at life." hope he cleaned up his act and do well. >> with so much media attention, that's a lot of pressure. >> good luck. >>> clearly an underachiever just hav

decencia al tiempo que la fundaciÓn anunciaba que habÍa recaudado $ 100 millones en dos aÑos sara palinrnador y presidente. >> son muchos los republicanos que lo estÁn elogiando no recuerdan el legado, era una persona muy pro la tino y la hispanidad estaba en favor de reformas de migraciÓn. >> en seis de enero de hace 100 aÑos naciÓ en el estado de illinois. las propuestas para seguir haciendo el homenaje van desde su cara en monedas hasta nombres en calles. pero en la memoria de muchos. >> desde que lleguÉ a méxico a este paÍs el presidente me enseÑÓ a amar este paÍs. >> sobrado de dureza cambiÓ para siempre el ritmo de la historia latinoamericana. >> cuando comenzÓ reagan la el de calidad media estÁn $ 3,26 y el de mayor calidad aumentÓ a tres dólares. nos vamos a hacer la Última pausa comercial y cuando regresemos vista hermosa repÚblica deportiva para conocerlo mÁs sobresaliente de los deportes. ♪ de costa a costa... y en todo el país, para detener a quienes no usan el cinturón de seguridad. abróchate el cinturón de seguridad siempre, de día y de noche, o serás multado. no importa q

the thing that struck me about that, it's kind of similar to what sarah palin has said., is if the country needs me, she's not ruling it out. politics is in p. blood stream. >> she could be vice president. i'm shocked she's 20 and writing a memoir. you've probably heard about this. >> she has a book coming out. >> independent of it being her, 20 is young to write a memoir. >> maybe it will be a short book. >>> switching gears to charlie sheen, this is actually, i think, a great story about charlie sheen. he reportedly has said for the weeks -- the portion of the salary during the two weeks the show was down "two and a half men" he's volunteering to pay the crew. in terms of the actual number, this is what he said. he says, i'm upset warner brothers and the show's creator have not offered to pay the crew for the down time, so i'll pay one-third of the crew's salary if warner brothers and cbs pay one-third as well. he says, i'm ready to come back to work next week, despite all of the drama going on. a cbs executive is telling tmz that no one on the show is ready to go back

the book claims palin hated being governor of alaska.n the book the author address doctor -- says palin violated election laws in 2006. a manuscript of the book was leaked to the press over the weekend. pail somebody not commenting. >>> let's go back to sal. you're watching that possible s.w.a.t. standoff. >> that's right. mission street, a busy street, that -- that leads to the freeway. this is a good area to avoid as our photographer pans off, you can see that the traffic here on mission is affected by this right afrom the bank of america there on the big corner of san pedro and mission street. so stay away from this area if you in let's go to steve. >>> cloudy skies, cool, maybe some light rain, closer to the coast than any or else -- than anywhere else. we start to cloud it up and then friday looks to be really cold. >> really cold. >> rain and maybe some hoe snow levels again. had 4 -- >> it was chilly this weekend. >> it was. >>> well, that will do it for us. thanks for watching, everyone. >> bye now. >> today on the "dr. oz" show.

you may have more are in common with sarah palin than you think. the link between baby names and where you live in america and the former alaska governor. and there was a tougher you are looking at a live shuttingf the space shouldl "discovery". all systems go for the planned lift-off tomorrow. six astronauts, thousands of pounds of aah splies and a robot are headed to the international space station. this is "discovery"'s final flight. h history will be made tomorrow if it goes off in time. shuttle mixes end after just two more flights diswhrarks is the end of the space shuttle program. magnificent lit up at night in florida. >>> could these stuff economic times be prompting more people to show up for work on time? a new survey from career builder shows 15% of workers say they arrive to work late once a week or more compared with 20% back in 2008. one third of employers say they fired an employee for being late. employers reported hearing a number of excuses from workers being late. for being late. among the best a worker claimed his car w

con, so does a palin family photo album. [ laughter ] [ impersonates palin ] "there's track with hispointer." pro, time to put on some naughty lingerie and slip on those sexy high heels. con, then quickly take them off before your wife gets home. [ laughter ] "oh, you're home early, honey. what? these are for you." pro, texting a love note can be very romantic, just watch your abbreviations. con, tonight i'm going to give you a valentine's day you'll never forget. [ laughter ] slightly different meaning. pro, your date excuses herself to slip into something more comfortable. con, pajama jeans. [ laughter ] pro, he went to jared! con, and got subway $5 foot longs for dinner. very thoughtful gift. [ applause ] he lost a lot of weight. just by eating subway sandwiches. >> steve: his pants were this big. >> jimmy: this big at one point. >> steve: now, they're not. >> jimmy: now they're like pajama jeans. jegings. >> steve: jegings. >> jimmy: now he wears jegings. jegings and a really frilly white shirt, like a pirate. >> steve: yes, like a pirate shirt. >> jimmy: like a pirate shirt. and

it just wasn't a matter i like this guy or the other guy, or i don't like this sarah palin woman who was funny and kind of cute but terrifying. here was a program that we are voting for that means fundamental change for the country. what is more as we all remember he was elected with a super majority. for the first time in recent memory we have the equivalent of the parliamentary election. the majority can enact with it is selected to do and then take responsibility for it. not the system that we have but yet to again come as we all know it did not work out that way. we got some movement, it would be wrong to pretend that the obama administration does not have they have many accomplishments. but none live up to the campaign. it is not easily apparent. why? if you take for example, the most failing example is the financial reform bill. the three examples that i use i spend the most time on in the book is health care care, reform bill, a captain trade bill and the financial reform bill. health care is a very complicated issue in there is awfully powerful interest by teeing on every sid