. >> in previous wars, john peck never would have survived. but he did. of how he and so many wounded warriors like him are adapting to the new lives. how the signature wounds from afghanistan and iraq, i.e.d. or roadside bomb blasts that have led to amputation and traumatic brain injuries forced the medical field an technology to evolve and how the technology is now serving the newly injured war fighter. peck has had 29 surgeries in 2.5 years. >> can't keep up. >> now he lives on a wooded patch of land with his mom lisa in rural virginia. two weeks ago, independence fund gave john a new lease on life and chance to do something that standard wheelchair can't do. head outside and offroad. in to the forest where many of the warriors grew up hunting and fishing. peck drives something known as track chair, new technology developed bay cuple in minnesota that allows the wheelchair to function like all-terrain vehicle. >> i used to ride atvs. i guess i would consider this a tank. >> 27-year-old john peck looks like a boy given his first bmx bike for christmas.

>> reporter: peck has had 29 surgeries in 2 1/2 years. >> what's wrong, can't keep up?> reporter: now he lives on a wooded patch of land with his mom lisa in rural virginia. two weeks ago, the non-profit group started by veterans called independence fund gave him a new loose -- lease on life and a chance to do something that a standard wheelchair can't do, head outside and offroad. into the forest where many of these warriors grew up hunting and fishing. peck new drives something known as a trak chair, a new technology developed by a couple in minnesota that allows the wheelchair to function like an all-terrain vehicle. >> i used to ride atvs and i would consider this -- he was given the -- he looks like a boy given his first bmx bicycle for christmas. >> my darkest fears? my divorce. >> reporter: his young wife left him. >> she couldn't hang with the injuries once i got injured, she couldn't hang with it. i was an angry and spiteful person that didn't want to be around people, i seclouded myself. >> reporter: his mom lisa was with him every step of the way from the fir

jason peck.result we got this response from moose international today, saying -- the fraternity is shocked by the allegation, as this is not the bill arie we know. consistent the board policy, he will not be in contact with the residential students at moose heart until further notice. that is the large campus of group home and school for needy children attached to the international headquarters in chicago. dr. peck that brought the suit against mr. airey told me that airey befriended him whence he was a young boy when they were both in columbus, ohio. they would take overnight trips for mug-related events. on one, peck alleges that airey engaged in full on sexual assault. >> it was night. room was pitch black. i was very shocked. very scared. i recall tears coming down my face and wetting the pillow behind me. i laid perfectly still. and mr. much went in to shock mode. i didn't know if i was going to be hurt or injured if i tried to fight back so i didn't. >> according to peck's attorney it's bec

peck, jason peck was 12 years old. william airy risen up through the ranks of the meese lodge. he is director general and ceo of moose international which is part of its operations. runs a large campus of group homes and school for at risk youth. we tried to reach out to him today. we were told by a grandson at his home outside of chicago he is out of the country. moose international officials confirmed that saying in fact he is on an anniversary cruise with his wife in jamaica this week, bill. bill: 1980, 32 years ago, a long time ago, john. why is he coming forward now? >> reporter: it is a long time ago, bill. people may be wondering about that. he told me in this exclusive interview he was made to feel at the time if he went public about this it would negative impact his family, particularly his mother who he thought might get in trouble. she was a single mom. might get him in trouble for allowing him to go on the trip with airy in the first place. he lived with the agony for 32 years. thought about coming out of t

however peck's attorney argue that airy left the state before peck reached age of majority of 19 the clock stopped running on the statute. so they believe they still do have a case. jon? jon: john roberts from charlotte, north carolina. keep an eye on it. >> from charlotte, to washington, d.c. we're awaiting for speaker boehner and update on talks and negotiations for the fiscal cliff. as soon as he steps to the microphone we'll bring you there. we'll be back with more "happening now". jon: speaker of the house john boehner beginning his weekly news update. >> the president still has not made an offer that meets those two standards but republicans have. while the president promised the american people a balanced approach hess proposals have been anything but. he wants far more in tax hikes than in spending cuts. instead of beginning to solve our debt problem he wants new stimulus spending and the ability to raise the debt limit whenever he wants without any cuts or reforms. that's clear the president is just not serious about cutting spending, but spending is the problem. how big of

that's kind of irrelevant in prison because it's a pecking order society. it's the strong, you know, and that's how you survive. >> before i met him, all i had was this image of this gruff, ripped guy who could take on the whole team of officers, and upon meeting him i was shocked to find out that he's actually kind of a calm and collected guy who is not this monster that you see on these cell extraction videos. >> i didn't even know how to turn the computer on until recently. >> what was most interesting was he was just learning how to use a computer and he was told by everybody that he was somewhat famous thanks to the internet and these cell extractions. >> it's kind of fascinating to be able to talk to some of these people that i meet online and stuff. to help me to adjust back into society. they're not convicts. they're not in a pecking order state of mind. >> he was kind of excited by the fact that there were so many posts, so many people responding positively. mostly because i think they were women who found him very attractive. >> i watched this epi

peck. because arie left the state of ohio, that statute according to peck's attorneys tolls which means, basically, the clock stops running. so they do believe they have the valid case here, jenna. jenna: john roberts with that exclusive report. john, thank you. jon: and this fox news alert, if you haven't heard about 90 minutes from now we expect president obama to step forward in the roosevelt room alongside senator john kerry, democrat of massachusetts, and announce officially that senator kerry is to be his nominee for secretary of state to replace the outgoing secretary hillary clinton. john kerry, the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, will then take off his senator's hat and sit down in front of his fellow committee members for the first round of hearings to be confirmed as secretary of state. they will hold hearings, and then there'll be a full senate vote. no one expects that it will be a difficult course for the senator. he is well liked, well regarded in the sena

. >> you may recognize garrett peck from a former bookie did on probation in washington, d.c. is back at local history with a new book on the potomac river, a history and guide. what does the potomac river start and end of? >> it is near davis west virginia, a tiny little trickle that comes out of the side of the mountain and then it ends at point a look at which is 11 miles wide. the river is pretty wide at the mouth in between there's a huge amount of history. hundreds of historic sites. this is where our nation grew up on. it also has to nation's capital on it spent when we think about washington, d.c. we think about the national monument and the white house. and people think about the potomac river. why is it? >> when people think about washington, d.c. they think about -- why is that? >> certain people think about the potomac river, that's one of the things i was going to push towards, especially for people who live in the washington area, the potomac as interesting as an obstacle during the commute to work everyday because they're driving over it or going under it on the

for losa peck, the medical advances gave her back her only son. >> and kip the reminding myself thatm and he's got me. >> reporter: she sat by his bedside for 2 1/2 months at waiter reid with her hand on his chest so that he could feel her presence until he woke up. >> i would take my ipod in there and put one ear bud in on his ear and mine. every day for 2 1/2 months, i would go and sit in his room and i would lay my hand on his shoulder or chest. like he would hear me. hang in there. >> reporter: hang in there he did and like man warriors on the mend, he's getting his life back on track. >> yeah, i don't have arms or legs, but like stuff can be worse. i mean i could have no mobility whatsoever. stuff can always be worse. there is something worse going on. >>> the news edge is up next. we're in the final stretch of the looming fiscal cliff and looking ahead to lawmakers returning to capitol hill tomorrow. that is next on the edge.  . >>> what are you doing new year's eve? about a million people will be packed to ring in 2013. he's more on how they're getting ready. >> reporter

back here live, if you are dropping people off or pecking people up you need to do that quick le. we suggest that people use the cell phone lot because security that's been no joke. they are keeping people moving right along. at 9:30 i will have more information about the flights delayed and their arrival and dehe parture and even information about canceled flights. before you come to sfo if you are pecking people up or departing make sure you check your flight times. at sfo, neck smith, abc 7 you news. >> you know that expression pack your patience, it's corny but true. >>> pg&e trying to repair the power outages scattered around the bay area right now. in the north bay, 340 customers in the dark. 230 east bay customers waiting for the lights to come on and about 40 south bay customers are affected. let me show you some of the rainbows spotted throughout much of yesterday in different parts of the bay area. this rainbow as seen from the roof top cam here on the embarcadero over san francisco bay. that is an ooh and an aah. this picture of a rainbow over oakland yesterday afternoo

they peck candlestick park to watch their regular last season came in. >> i thought was awesome! >> it was great. >> it is my first time being here and it was awesome. >> reporter: they quickly turned it around and the fans are ready for the playoffs. >> we've got the super bowl and getting there is a great thing. >> i think the 49ers are the number-one team in the n f l. and the forty-niners will get that first round bye with the green bay packers of losing today struck rates, kron 4 news. >> spot rate scott rates, kron regular season for the oakland raiders - but not as happy of an ending as for they lost to the san diego chargers 24-21 - a late just short. the raiders finish the season with a record of 4- an illegal street race goes off course. way off course when one car ends up in a look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minute to download a song. that's sixty seconds, for crying out loud. we know how long a minute is! sitt

. >> can we ex-he peck more of the same in the president's second term?e a former member of george w. bush senior staff and simon rosenberg. start with you you mr. center left think tank. good to see you you. >> good to be here. >> laura: a lot of worry and anxiety about the economy and so worth but a lot of anxiety in the business community because of the regulations pending longer than the 90 day period which is supposed to per collate in the administrative law system. a billion plus for rear view camera backup mirrors and things toind people from hybrid vehicles. all sorts of things. some might be quite worthy but nonetheless he does push through a lot by executive fiat and other rule making does he not? >> i don't think that is the preferred way of going. i think the president wished he had a better partner in congress than he has had over the last couple of years and i think you will see him, look, he comes out of the election strong. republicans haven't seen a president this strong since fdr. i think the president is going be aggressive and try to p

that his mother actually gave the blessing for it was on one of those overnight trips in ohio that peck airey allegedly sexually assaulted him. >> it was in the middle of the night. the room was pitch black. i was shocked, very scared. i recall tears coming down my face and wetting the pillow behind me and i laid perfectly still and pretty much just kind of went into shock mode. and i didn't know if i was going to be hurt or injured if i tried to fight back so i didn't. of hockey player thorn flurry coming forward to say that he had been sexually abused as a junior hockey player he thought to himself if a tough guy like flurry would come forward so could i. harris? >> harris: it's sad that there are so many of these stories and victims to come forward. john roberts, thank you very much. a holiday surprise for many apple fans. the long awaited return of google maps and what it means for iphone users where to go and how to get there. you ♪ aww man. [ male announcer ] returns are easy with free pickup from the u.s. postal service. we'll even drop off boxes if you need them. visit usps.com

when he was chosen, it was asked why did you peck hari true. pendergast said i wanted to show the world a well-oiled machine could take an office boy and get him in the senate. he was shunned by the other senators, and even in his second term, develops more but not an expert on these issues. so, he gets in there, and right from the beginning, every meet heck has with people, he says, this is a terrible mistake. i'm not big enough. i'm not smart enough. he goes on april 13th, first day in office, and meet with the reports at the capitol, and he says, boys, if you pray, pray for me now. i don't know if you ever had a -- the moon, the stars and all the planets have fallen on me, and one of them said, good luck, mr. president, and truman said, i wish you didn't have to call me that. >> a good segway back -- forward to henry wallace. perhaps unsung hero. think about working on a screen play a while back about a wallace. this is one of the great counterfactual, what if wallace had got renominated in 1944. in the book i know he came close it to. and c

ben roethlisberger pecked off by reggie nelson, and i was costly. josh brown makes the game-winning 43-yard field goal with four seconds left. bengals moving on the playoffs, 13-10 the final. the afc playoff roster is set. >> houston, opening the door for the broncos to take over the top seed in the afc with a loss to the vikings. former standard cardinal tony gear hart playing. >> 49ers and seahawks underway in seattlement jim harbaugh's 49th birthday, niner win they clinch the afc west but have to do it without justin smith. bum left elbow ending his streak of 185 straight starts. seattle leads 21 or right now in the first half. >> defending super bowl champion giants trying to stay alive for the postseason, facing the ravens. joe flacco making things difficult. threw for 309 yards, two t.d.s, this one to ray rice. ravens clinch the everybody action afc north. >> cowboys playoff chances took hit against the saints. romo to austin. cowboys scored two t.d.s in the final four minutes to send it to overtime. drew brees had 446 yards passing. colston f

>> that's very kind. >> rose: you don't mind playing secretary to a dead spencer tracy or gregory peckening for you in london and introduced you and saided following. ive's known you for years, one of my favorite actors and i always loved watching and i watched this and didn't recognize you. it's strange to say it is one of the best performance of the year it really doesn't give it credit it doesn't give it credit because it doesn't feel like a performance it comes from such an honest place. so deeply emotional, you rarely see this kind of emotion from a man as an acker,. i'm in awe. did you feeling that? >> i was so touched that angelina threw the screening for us. she talks about all of us. and because she was very moved by its film. she and brad i think saw a screening in l.a. and then decided to host a screening of the fill number london for us. but it was very sweet of her and very kind words. >> rose: for all of you what is it you think. i mean is there a sense of connection in which critics have said as well. what is it, that makes somehow people respond to this fill number is i

not even a peck on the cheek after the first one.re was a lot of hot air moving through washington this weekend and, no, i'm not talking about joe a mikko or the temperatures. going morning. i'm bill karins. this is way

the baby wasn't eating so the father started pecking at the baby. and then just pulled it into its beak -- and swallowed it whole. >> a lot of animals in the animal kingdom. the males will eat the babies if they feel they're sick or unhealthy. >> most people agree that this kind of behavior never happens. >> this is really surprising. because a lot of people saw "march of the penguins." and saw the story about how penguins really care for the baby. >> in the penguin world it's the father who rests on the egg until the egg hatches, it's a huge job for the father and they're very involved in caretaking. >> was the chick alive? >> you do see the chick moving. >> you can see that it's moving. >> you do see it moving. >> they are currently trying to figure out what happened here. what's going on. researchers are still investigating the incident. to find out why the father penguin may have done this. >>> madonna's concerts are pretty spectacular. so you can imagine how excited fans get to see her. well this video is from her tour stop in santiago, chile,

not even a peck on the cheek after the first one.re was a lot of hot air moving through washington this weekend and, no, i'm not talking about joe a mikko or the temperatures. going morning. i'm bill karins. this is way too early. thanks for being up with this this morning. we have a lot of news to talk about on december 10th. ? in washington, closed door meetings with the president and john boehner. >>> in the midwest, the fiscal cliff is the latest t

he visits into today and that does that come as some see as a challenge to the established global pecking order defense energy high tech projects and billions of dollars in deals are all on the table today as a blessing a person made foreign minister manmohan singh the first reactor that russian nuclear power station range is also set to be launched so knocking a milestone in new delhi is biggest and the challenge of taking and your political analyst william and dallas has to raise one only of rising turnout over the coming . year asian economies are definitely realizing that the future and i have said this for years now the economic future of eurasia including of russia as well as western europe by the way lies in closer economic cooperation throughout eurasia down into the middle east northern africa and china and india are essential part of that so the fact that putin is going to india today i think is is very much part of his reorientation from from west forward eurasia to the you mentioned several times i think the reasons for cooperation are much stronger at this point than the reas

no one will peck them ick them .m, she has multiple sclerosis. >> please, come take them. i would look them to go to poor children the i would look them to go to children that would have nothing. >> the toys are stored in the lobby of her apartment building. she says they need to be picked up in the next few days or her management company will get rid of them. >> popular photo sharing network instagram is backtracking on a photo policy. the language of the policy unveiled yesterday, suggested that the site could take your photographs and use them in advertising without either telling you about it or paying you for it. the co-founder says that was never the intention. there will be a new revised policy to better explain how instagram plans to display ads and user photos. facebook bought instagram in august. >> started out as a simple idea to honor the victims at sandy hook elementary school. it quickly went viral. erica gonzalez is in d.c. to show us how local people are giving back to others to hope cope with the uns

>> one is mirage, with gregory peck, i remember that one. >> rose: yeah. >> which the story occurred during the blackout of 65 or 64. which is a great movie. where the corporate heads are afraid that their scientist is going to give his formula that would allow free power to the whole world, and they want to control that, and the executive like lanes out the window to grab the formula which is already burning because gregory peck lit it on fire and falls to his death. >> rose: what is the conflict for steve? inner conflict? >> yeah. i mean, the second act is he starts to get frac'd, basically, and through his kind of dealings with these people. he has this great, movies the protagonist with the self loathing and, you know, he comes from this place he considers himself a realist, he does know that the industry is necessary, in order to keep this way of life alive, he is alternately irate about the stubbornness of the people's stubbornness, his grandfather had and angry at himself for not having the same stubbornness somewhere in him, so will is a lot going on, there is that speech, th

economies as her visits india today and efforts that some see as a challenge to the established global pecking order defense and a tree of high tech portraits and billions of dollars in deals are all of the table today as legislation moves from minister manmohan singh of the fast reactor to russian built nuclear power station and is also said to be launched soon marking a milestone a new delhi's biggest energy undertaking and let's get more on the state of relations between the e.u. with job political and william and dull where you are welcome to the program so with the west in the economic doldrums there are signs that the brics economies are slowing down too so how dangerous is that for the group would you say. well i think the the bric economies although that's a rather out of this a construct because of brazil's location far away but the eurasian economies are definitely realizing that the future and i said this for years now the economic future of eurasia including of russia as well as western europe by the way lies in closer economic cooperation throughout the regime down into the middle

france's growing economies and organization that some see as a challenge to the established global pecking order defines energy high tech projects and billions of dollars and deals all on the table today as letting the free to meet fun minutes to buy them a lot same thing fast reactor at a russian build nuclear power station is also said to be launched soon the two are expected to work out differences on future projects and the talks in new delhi come after the lido brazil and other brics nations met. earlier this month. the united arab emirates is said to be close to ordering some sixty combat troops from the u.k. and may be getting a contingent of british troops to sweeten the deal british pm david cameron told soldiers that they may be headed to the gulf state as they pull out of afghanistan rights groups on tapi saying dealings with the emirates which is accused of mass torture of political dissidents sounds all the wrong messages as your political analyst patrick henningsen says it's all about iran. the justification for this massive buildup in the middle east especially in the gulf s

down to white marsh and as we check in and look live at 695, here in towson traffic is starting to peckon the outer loop but no significant delays. it's going to take 12 minutes from 95 up to 83. and over on the west side of the beltway traffic is certainly starting to pick up there. traveling the outer loop watch out for a disabled car at liberty road. and altogether 13 minutes to travel from 795 down to 95. megan and charley over to you. >>> by now you made the purchases and are look for stock stuffers. >> candy canes chocolate and those are the regular stayels that go in there but they can ruin your child's diet. i know no kid want to hear this but a registered dietitian suggest packages of dried fruit instead. >> what? >> granola trail mix that works. you can also replace the fast- food gift certificates with what she calls healthy bucks. >> what they can could is -- do is work up to the things by make healthy decisions. when your child tries to be activity reward them with a healthy buck dollar and everyone time they get a healthy buck they are earning their way to getting the priz

we're speaking with garrett peck, author of "the potomac river." thanks so much. >> also by the way i have a sql coming out in february 2013 which is called the smithsonian castle. >> great, thanks again. >> brooke stoddard joined booktv at george mason university in virginia to talk about his book, "world in the balance." mr. stoddard was one of the authors appearing at the fall for the book festival, held annually at the university. this is just under half an hour. >> you're watching booktv on c-span2. and we are on location at george mason university. every fall. every fall for the book festival called fall for the book, and one of the authors u.s. be at the book festival is brooke stoddard. here is his book, "world in the balance: the perilous months of june-october 1940". brooke stoddard, world war ii started about six months prior to your book. what was happening in europe in june 1940? >> the war had started in september 1939, peter, and germany had overrun poland. hitler's idea at this point was to invade france and knock britain out of the

the kids were able to peck out items for themselves. >> holiday spirit can be found along rural highways in iowa. someone has been deck railting evergreen trees by the side of the road. that elf is still at it now at age 84. her new husband says he enjoys it because otherwise he'd be home, watching tv. the couple deck rates 60-150 trees per year. thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. remember abc 7 news exclusive alarm clock app is available for your an droid. you can down load it for free and is still available on iphone, if you have one. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now. >> big job repairing a street that collapsed during a storm. why this may be a short term fix. >> i'm sandhya patel. live from roof of the kgo broadcast center, i'll show you how much rain previous storms brought. how the next storm will be different. >> tiny toy maker delivers a surprise to a boy saving pennies only to find lego sets were discontinued. >> nasty storm related sink hole is causing problems tonight. good evening. that gaping hole needs months of repair and mountain view drive is going to be a

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it is to say that they are lower in the pecking order than a peasant farmer. >> narrator: very few scholars now believe that jesus was of such lowly birth. >> i'm not entirely convinced that we could characterize jesus as... as a peasant. i think that that probably miscasts jesus, especially in view of the more recent discoveries at sepphoris and elsewhere. >> he must be someone in the artisan class if he's working in the building industry. and in all probability, that would mean where he might grow up and live in nazareth, he likely went to sepphoris to earn his living. and this puts him in the interesting mix of cultures that would have been the daily life of a city like sepphoris-- through the marketplace, in the building. and sepphoris itself, as a city, was built precisely at the time that jesus was growing up and living just next door. >> you couldn't deal and wheel either in the workplace or in the market without knowing a good deal of greek. and i can't hardly imagine anybody worth their salt who wouldn't know some greek. jesus s trilingual jesus participated in both the aramaic and

. >> reporter: former california congressman duke conning ham received his pecks after being imprisoned for his misconduct. . >> congress recently did expand the number of crimes for which its members would be stripped of their pensions and the u.s. house just passed a bill making it harder for federal workers who are suspended from the job to keep getting paid during that suspension. but that's not yet law. >> that was macfarlane reporting. >>> a national study has found modest declines in obesity in toddlers in poor families. researchers say the obesity epidemic may have peaked in kids between the ajs of two and four -- ages of two and four. scientists say school exercise programs are one reason for the change. broad changes in health and eating activities are also thought to be factors. >>> san francisco city officials are looking at a plan in which they would pay employees to make healthy choices. a new study those two-shirdz of the city -- two-thirds of the city workers are overweight or obesity. they will consider whether paying people to make healthy choice social security cheape

. >>> there is a pecking order inside the prison where the inmates treat one another. they don't treat sex offenders very well. basically we're constantly finding them assaulted. we're constantly finding them extorted. we're constantly finding them beat up. it's almost a never-ending situation with your sex offenders. >> we've interviewed many inmates who have expressed contempt for sex offenders. but few have done so as dramatically as one of the most memorable murderers ever profiled on "lockup." carl abhul, from the spring creek correctional center in alaska. >> there are certain people with certain criteria, rapos, child molesters. you can't cure them. there's no cure for them. you kill them. that's how you deal with the problem. there's no more problem after that. >> abhul, sentenced to 77 years for murdering a co-worker killed again at spring creek. he says he strangled his cell mate when the man began talking about sexually assaulting female staff. >> why don't you try to rape another man? why don't you do that? why you have to rape on a woman? why don't you rap

his pecks and flukes are screwed. >> it's now safer to work on the net from on board the boat.h hands over the knife to george who continues to cut where he can. >> you've got to cut everything you can. >> fishbach and the boat's captain, alberto, haul the excess net aboard, holding tight, and repositioning the boat with a paddle whenever the whale shifts in the water. >> we were just grabbing and pulling and cutting and in the context of our cutting, things were getting freed and loose. >> they managed to free one of the whale's pectoral fins, which can be seen momentarily jutting out of the water. no longer completely immobile, but still attached to the net on the boat, the whale begins to swim. >> we're being taken for a ride by a whale. >> whenever the whale surfaces, the group continues to cut. by now there's a heap of netting aboard the boat. >> just make sure none of us get tangled. >> yeah. let's make sure none of your legs are stuck in there. >> the greatest risk we faced was being ensnared, as much as a finger or toe, in that net when the whale decides to go down and

tax policy center fiscal cliff calculator peck your category married single with or without children enter the income and press to, it will pop up but you have to cough up next year. >> 17,000 dollars higher. that's a lot. >>reporter: jason is an engineer from cupertino with wife and 3 kid. he's looking at extra 17,000 in change. renee of carson just calculated what her family will pay. >> my god. that's another additional, i mean, deduction. >>reporter: 4 dollars short of 3000 dollars. >> i know. i know. >>reporter: she says it's like losing a month salary for her or her husband. pretty significant reduction. >> oh, yes. yes. it's a big one. >>reporter: here's other quick calculations. single person making 46,000 can count on increase of 1300. married with no children income of 57,000 it's an extra 2200 you will be paying. married with two kids and income of 146,000, 7300 more. if you are up there in the top one percent making two million a year off the cliff ill cost you 122 grand. >> people have a sense of the broader national debate. >>reporter: joseph is a research associate wit

"the washington post" says, quote, romney hangs around the house, sometimes alone, pecking away at hispad, his rapid retreat into seclusion has been marked by repressed emotions, second guessing, and sustained boredom. it also says, romney has told friends he has no interest in helping the republican party rebuild and rebrand itself. so romney's gone, santorum has gone birther, and until something changes, the gop may be gone for good. joining me now is republican pollster christian saltise, vice president of the wednesday group. and erin mcpike, reporter with real clear politics. thank you both for joining me. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us. >> christian, let me start with you. is the gop in trouble as they figure things out? >> i think there's a lot of work to be done. so this 2012 election is proof that it's not 2004 again. we really got the best campaign that they had to offer. i think after getting shallacked, there was some inpro specs but now that they have been beaten twice, this is not the same electorate that we had eight years ago. i think republicans and to win elect

>> rose: (laughs) >> and that's the same level of peck answer the in my restaurant >> rose: you can train people to be as good as you are? >> of course you can and i don't have the insecurities about them becoming better or just as good as and if my team win three michelin stars themselves and i set them up in business, i'm over the moon. i'm complete. >> rose: tell me how you train them. because training people and understanding how to run a restaurant is a key to both these television shows. on the one hand you have an ae prynne thys thing where you're judging would be chefs and the other you're looking at restaurateurs and sayings -- >> failing. >> rose: your restaurant is failing and this is why. >> yeah. >> rose: tell me about training a chef. because you work at the side of some of the best in the world. >> yeah, i got my butt kicked in as well at the same time. >> rose: because you weren't -- the learning price? >> yeah, because that level of expertise, for goodness sake, is something you can't be give an script and read the following or it will happen so you have to live it. eat,

. >> want to see who ends up on the top of this pecking order? entire ordeal is recorded on home video. it's spring, 2008, in virginia beach. and todd barns takes his 3-year-old chesapeake bay retriever gabby for a ride on his boat. >> probably 75, 80 degrees. really nice spring afternoon. gabby is about as docile and even tempered as they come. she's a really nice dog. if i get in the boat, gabby comes with me. she spends a lot of time on the bay with me. >> and on some recent trips, so does a certain canada goose. >> my wife wanted me to film the goose flying alongside the boat. she liked the habit of liking to fly. we don't know if it's because she expected us to feed her or she just liked flying along the boat. my wife had a couple of friends that wanted to see a video of the goose flying next to the boat. so i said sure, i'll go after dinner. >> so the goose is no stranger to the barnes family. she's one of five geese that has made a home for themselves in this quiet area known as north bay. this goose stands out from the gaggle. >> they kin