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a rare moment of silence on the front lines outside a place called rit. some of these rebel fighters have families trapped inside the town. >> i've got nine there. >> i've got 13. >> i've got six. >> they're highly motivated but also worried about their faces being filmed. that was close. the lull is over. the libyans barefoot volunteers, this is something like trench warfare. deadly. deadlocked. barely inching forward. >> a lot of rockets and artillery fire on the front lines. they still have 20 kilometres to go before they can liberate their town and meet their friends and family again. it is difficult for them to advance. gaddafi's artillery is so much more. >> gaddafi is pounding us with rockets. we just have light weapons. the result is a chaotic stalemate. the rebels blame nato for a half hearted air campaign but it incites them to do much more. from our space in the nearby city of misurata, it is a struggle to get any news, but we have secured a late night call with a rebel leader in hiding there. >> hello, can you hear me? >> yes. >> it is going b

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. >>> new ly mentioned presidentil candidate rit mommy joins other gop hopefuls at a gathering of conservative leaders in washington today. romney officially announced he is seeking the nomination yesterday in new hampshire. he says president obama 's economic policies are a failure. >> when he took office, the economy was in recession, and he made it worse, and he made it last longer. three years later over 16 million americans are out of work or just quit looking for jobs. millions more are unemployed. >>> and there was another high-profile republican in new hampshire yesterday. sarah palin hosted a clambake. >>> now to those deadly tornados in the northeast. residents are still picking up the pieces in western massachusetts. watch and especially listen to this video recorded by a man desperately trying to get into his home as a twister hit springfield on wednesday. >> let me in. let me in. let me in. >> he made it in and got his family to the basement. they rode out the storm without injury. the tornadoes tore through springfield and 18 other communities. the massachusetts storm killed at l

there is california visit upstaged just a little bit by a mod rit republican, also a mormon, announcedohn huntsman. standing in the same spot where ronald reagan kicked off his campaign, the former utah governor announced he's in. >> today, i'm a candidate for the office of president of the united states of america. >> the bio says he grew up in palo alto. we know his dad went to stanford and went to develop the clam shell box for mcdonald's big macs. and while his father was on the way to becoming a billionaire, john junior dropped out of high school to play keyboard in a band. he graduated from college, learned chinese, and went to work for the raigsan white house two, years ago, president obama tapped him to become ambassador to china. >> i respect the president of the united states. he and i have a difference of opinion on how to help a country we both love. >> the poll shows huntsman running 10 points behind the president and an analyst says it's not yet a serious candidate. >> the question is does huntsman attract the level of enthusiasm he needs to make it through to brk the nom

supreme court decided that this is going to side with kor rit america and wall street. >> the industry would like to see more family sis on a volume teary ratings system. >> the message to other states and to california is to work with the industry on the promotion of the ratings system, making sure parents are ware of it and feel comfortable using it. >> the supreme court said video games should have protections as movies, books and music, dismissing arguments children might be harmed or influenced by the violence depicted in games. >> we see a lot of these video games or depicting law enforcement often as targets. that is not acceptable in the development of a child. >> the unknown now is whether the decision will make the games more widely available since stores will not be subject to fines. one student told us his friends play them all the time. >> i don't know if their mom approves of it or anything, but somehow, they get their hands on it. and yeah. >> so they're available? >> yes. >> and does this end the legal battle? the state hinted but did not make a firm commitment a revise

now kor rit officers are weighing option autos everything from layoffs, and a freeze of hiring and we're a business growing and hiring pompl the last few years, all the way up until leaving the state. >> assembly woman nancy skinner has been trying to push through the so-called amazon tax. >> if they decide to be the bully that they've threatened to be, we've got lots of great retailers, sears, barns and noble, target, home depot. all have programs. >> and amazon cut tie was affiliates in arkansas, ill skpil connecticut after those states passed similar laws, interestingly the company did not cut ties to new york. live in sacramento, abc 7 news. >> thank you. and at san francisco international airport tonight, shuttle cars, and now, they're fighting back. abc 7 is live at sfo with the story for us. vick? >> well, carolyn, these small shuttle operators are angry. they say that this prefr ren shall treatment has been going on decades. now, they say it's starting to affect their livelihood. >> it's constant. like a dictatorship happening to us at the airport. do you have anything against my

today the center for public in tech rit ish shoed a report concludeing that about one third of obamaundlers or their spouses joined the administration in some role and 80% of those who collected more than $500,000 for obama took key administration posts as defined by the white house. >> what our report shows is that it has sort of been business as usual. >> reporter: the center points out then senator obama promised a new way of doing business. >> the si cynics and lobbyistso turned the government into a game only they can afford to pay, they get the access while you get to write the a letter, the time for that kind of politics is over. >> the white house insistd that dough naiks play no role in the plum jobs. >> being a supporter does n qualify you for a job or guarantee you a job but it does not disqualify you obviously. >> reporter: that is generally what white houses say. >> we make no distingtion on whether they have given or not. >> reporter: a difference between the bush and obama administration. the obama administration is worse. >> we did look at the administration of george

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. >> but what's interesting, this argument is a rit solid one when you hear from these ticketholderson suit who say, wait a minute, the nfl, jerry jones and others knew these seats weren't going to be available when i showed up. why didn't all those who are now the defendants, why didn't they better inform these ticketholders that they could make a decision about whether they wanted to make the trip and be there? >> that's the argument, i guess. >> what do you think, richard? >> the nfl and jerry jones are saying, we were working frantically on the day of the super bowl to make those seats acceptable to pass inspection. and it was only moments before the game began that those seats were declared unsafe and therefore we couldn't let the people in or there was obstructions. so it wasn't -- we didn't know about this in advance. but they made offers to them. they offered them double the ticket price. they put caps what they paid for, the hotel, the air. these people are saying, i took off a week of work to come out there and i want compensation for that. fred, avery's right. it will be t

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in the northern region, rit a co-owns one of the growing number of small local processors. they are supported by aid groups, companies that use social awareness in their marketing and also a u.s. aid project set off by congress to boost trade with africa. >> when you process it into butter, the product you can get will support your children by paying their school fees. >> reporter: there's more profit if you process the nuts. >> yes. >> reporter: hundreds of women today sort and clean the shea nuts. once they're crushed, they spend hours as human mix masters needing the viscous dough to release the prized shea butter. a few businesses have also started using mechanized plants to increase production, but the shift to local processing has a long way to go. vast majority of shea nuts are still exported. local processing is even more difficult in what is ghana's biggest export: cocoa beans. very little chocolate is made anywhere in africa because of the lack of refrigeration and milk so the emphasis here is instead on getting a better price. this person and his neighbors belong

. >> reporter: hanks says one of his greatest joys is working with his wife actress rit a wilson. >>'t worth what you still owe. >> we've been married 23 years. this isn't just our living. this is really our life. >> reporter: the couple has two children. and hanks has two from a previous marriage. what kind of a dad are you? >> i am oblivious. i'm an oblivious dad to so much that goes on. look, i want my kids to laugh every day. if they're not doing it themselves i'll try to make them do it. in some ways i think i'm an idiot who is never there when they need me. but other times i think that i can ask the right questions and cut through a lot of nonsense and get down to just, you know, a... the bare essence of what their trajectory is going to be. >> reporter: do you have that guilt that you're not there when they need you? >> no, i don't because i made a specific point to either apologize to the older kids for when i wasn't around or specifically to go after my kids and probably be around them more often than they want to. >> how fast does it go. >> reporter: at the moment hanks' ne

. >>> it appears that rit romney thinks he doesn't need iowa. he won't compete in the straw poll.t's something he spent more than a million dollars four years ago. why the change? his aides say he no longer has to spend money to win that pool. he just needs to gain recognition -- to name recognition. >>> certain everybody -- seven of newt gingrich's aides have quit. the departing staff members say they felt he wasn't fully committed. gingrich says he still plans to table part in the debate in new hampshire on monday. >>> alaska is about to release thousands of e-mails sent by sarah palin while -- while she was governor. she's touring the country and may run for -- run for president. palin says some weren't meant to be public but the state released them anyway because the media asked for them. >>> stanford university's graduating class will here from mexican president, felipe calderon. the students asked for him. stanford's president raised cal delon on the -- calderon on the website including the bar against cartels and on immigration perform. by the way, three president cal le do

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we said let's go for the larger chunk, budget an and by what rit now demands that we maximize our approach. >> i think you were quoted, mr. werfel, maybe it was before a house committee, house committee, house transportation and infrastructure committee, because as you stated a civilian property real i'm bored could say the federal government $15 billion in the first three years of its operation, is that correct? >> yes. >> and how long do you think it would take a stand at the board and actually began its operation? >> i think, i mean -- >> what would be reasonable? >> i think it could be done relatively quickly if we're focused on execution. one thing i learned during the recovery, if you give us a deadline, no matter how complex, we will figure it out and plow through. i would probably look at an 18 month or so lead time. once the bill is up and running for us to get the members together coming get their staff, one of the things that we're doing right now to maybe diminish the 18 month lead time is we have reformed as real property advisory committee. there was a memorandum on the same