hillary rodham clinton said any deal would have to be renouncing violence. >>> involving 300 inmates, there is an investigation this morning. it began yesterday afternoon at the prison. prison guards had to fire two warning shots to break up the fight. several inmates were stabbed but the injuries are not life- threatening. >>> it is a huge weekend for 49ers fans and bars across the area are getting ready to cash in on the playoff game against the saints at candle stick park. we will have more than story coming up at 445. >>> university of california campuses are about to become smoke-free. the school plans on banning smoking within the next two years. the ban will be implemented in stages and it will apply to chewing tobacco and tobacco sales. still no word on how the school will deal with violaters. good morning, sal. >>> good morning, pam, traffic is doing well around the bay area and as we can see, coming out to the mcarthur maze, no major problems heading out there and the morning commute looks good if you are driving at the bay bridge toll plaza and getting into san francisco. i

. >>> secretary of state hillary rodham clinton says she is ready for a break after 20 years in american politics. she told employees yesterday if the president is reelected she will only stay long enough for him to fan a replacement. she told the crowd she has not watched any of the republican presidential debates. she is barred from participating in any partisan politics as secretary of state. >>> who else but a dragon should be guest of honor this week as we enter the year of the dragon. the four-year-old native to australia will be featured at a lunar celebration this sunday at the san francisco zoo. the zookeepers explain why the four-year-old reptile is called a bearded dragon. >> if they feel threatened they will puff out this whole area of their neck. all these little spikeys look bigger than they are with >> there will be chinese acrobats, folk dancers and a zodiac tour. guests can see all 12 animals on the chinese zodiac. admission -- free admission for anybody born in the year of the dragon. >> bring your id. meteorologist mike nicco got to touch those bearded dragons. >> doin

. >>> secretary of state hillary rodham clinton says she is ready for a break after 20 years in americanolitics. she told employees yesterday if the president is reelected she will only stay long enough for him to fan a replacement. she told the crowd she has not watched any of the republican presidential debates. she is barred from participating in any partisan politics as secretary of state. >>> who else but a dragon should be guest of honor this week as we enter the year of the dragon. the four-year-old native to australia will be featured at a lunar celebration this sunday at the san francisco zoo. the zookeepers explain why the four-year-old reptile is called a bearded dragon. >> if they feel threatened they will puff out this whole area of their neck. all these little spikeys look bigger than they are with >> there will be chinese acrobats, folk dancers and a zodiac tour. guests can see all 12 animals on the chinese zodiac. admission -- free admission for anybody born in the year of the dragon. >> bring your id. meteorologist mike nicco got to touch those bearded dragons. >> doing

. >>> secretary of state hillary rodham clinton will attend a u.n.security council meeting today to lend support to syrians seeking democratic change. she says the u.s. will support an arab-backed condemnation of president assad's regime. saying he an blocking a peaceful transition. she warns instability to spill over throughout the mideast. at least 190 syrians have been kill in the past five days. >>> six americans taking refuge in the embassy in cairo. this unusual situation comes amid egyptian crackdown on u.s. funded groups promoting democracy. the investigation is closely intertwined with egypt's political turmoil since mubarak's fall. the generals have accused morning hands of being behind processes against their rule. they depict protesters as receiving international funds in a plot to destabilize the country. >>> don't call president obama a square his reelection campaign is getting help from square. street vendors and food trucks, -- now the president's campaign is rolling them out. volunteers will accept donations through this device which

hillary rodham clinton was knocked off course in iowa, new hampshire was restorative to her. john edwards had been marginalized in iowa. and this was her trying to get back on track. mitt romney's greatest advantage is that the field is so divided that you have two sort of conservative alternatives in rick santorum and newt gingrich duke it out. then you have jon huntsman who is trying to be the rick santorum of new hampshire. he's put a lot of time on the ground, he's been here the whole time. he's telling them, make a statement with me. and then there is ron paul, whose numbers are going up, and you see a lot of support for him, independents can vote here and republicans if they want to send a message, nothing speaks clearer in terms of wanting to be outspoken in their conservatism than ron paul. megyn: this is the fifth day in a row that mitt romney has fallen in the overnight tracking of this poll. what does that tell you? >> reporter: it tells you that as you get closer to the end, and as they get ready to vote, what the folks here have to be thinking about is this. look

personal and professional pleasure to introduce the secretary of state, the honorable hillary rodham clinton. madam secretary. [ applause ] >> well, thank you very much, pat. i am delighted to be with all of you again this morning. the way down the hall i saw the overflow crowd. so i want to greet them. they're clustered around some of the tv screens out there. it's wonderful to have this opportunity so soon in the new year to speak with you face-to-face, to have a chance to bring you up to date and also answer questions. it is also an opportunity to understand the full seating capacity of the dean atchison auditorium, and i'm afraid test the fire marshall's patience. many more people than even the very large crowd gathered here and out in the hall have contributed to the work that we are doing together. there is so much to talk about. i wish i could be here for days, and we could bring in shifts of people. but there is much work to be done of which you are essential partners. i do want to think carrie o'conner and molly moran for their great work running the sounding board. [ applause ] and

it's the same thing that happened with hillary rodham clinton and barack obama back in 2008.t became a two person race and this may become a two person race depending what happens tonight. my interest, what happens if mitt romney refuse toss debate next week, how will florida voters react. clearly newt gingrich has advantage not from the ads, not from the organization and not from the money. strictly from the debates and romney said he's not confirmed his participation. don't give newt the platform and risk being attacked for not showing up or attend these and become a punching bag. romney has so much money and viewers don't understand. whether in his campaign or super pac that he can afford to destroy gingrich in ten days in florida and that's what i'm expecting is going to ham. if you don't come to the debate. i don't know if florida voters will say, that's not fair, that's not kosher, since you're talking about pork, that's not right and that's the question. >> neil: and i think i've been at every debate, including the 4-h club in iowa so i've done this time and time and t

secretary of state hillary rodham clinton will be at the meeting today lending her support to syrian'sans seeking change. the regime is intensifying assaults against detectors and protesters. 190 people have been kill in the last five days. >>> well a 3-year-old boy from peru is recovering following surgery to remove a pair sitting twin from the tom being a -- stomach. the fetus was absorbed by the boy in the more's womb and he complained of abdominal pains and doctors discovered what happened. the fetus weighed 2 pounds and was 10 inches long and was remove from the boy but it had not developed any organs. >>> japan's population is expect to fall by 30% during the next half century. that's according to a study by the japanese government showing the pop lace falling from 128 million people to around 87 million by 2060. an increase in life span and low birth rates are two key factors behind the decline. >>> and check this out. # 45 water-skiers in australia attempting to break a world record. they stayed up for a full not call mile -- nautical mile. guinness book of world records will n

newt gingrich is the outsider will shake things up in washington, you must believe that hillary rodham clintonhale. he had to resign in -- that bill clinton didn't inhale. he had to resign in disgrace. influenced peddling. helping freddie mac of all people. he said he was a historian there. i'd love to see the contract and the work product. he is the ultimate washington, d.c. insider. >> bob: coming off better than i expected he would. this is where the mormon faith come in. they are the nicest people in the world. they don't tend to be aggressive. they get along very well. i never met a mormon i didn't like. >> kimberly: nice neighbors. >> bob: here is the thing. one thing against him. but what is curious is a leader, businessman, ceo, is expected to be tough. if you are not tough, it runs counter to what you envision a ceo being. >> dana: although, a lot of good leaders will be the calm, steady one and then they have their people around them that will do it for them. that's why you -- >> kimberly: you know who that sounds like? >> dana: the assassin. >> kimberly: a little ninja. a blonde one

. >>> secretary of state hillary rodham clinton says she is ready for a break after 20 years of beingh-wire of american politics. clinton told state department employees yesterday that if the president is reelected, she will only stay on long enough for him to find her replace. she told the crowd she hasn't watched a single one of the gop presidential debates. clinton is barred from participating in any partisan politics as secretary of state. >>> minutes from now president obama is set to tell an audience at university of michigan how he plans to use his office to help rein in rising cost of college tuition. katie marzullo joins us live from the newsroom to explain. >> reporter: his plan was a vague threat in his state of the union address today we get details the president is speaking at the university of michigan right now these are life mick -- live pictures. he's going to explain that plan he alluded to in his address tuesday. he said we would take away federal funding if universities didn't find a way to make tuition more affordable. topic of great interest. look at the lines th

hillary rodham clinton now serves as the of 7th -- 67th united states secretary of state. under her leadership, the state department appointed its first-ever ambassador to focus on the us the of women worldwide. the honorable milan favre who, as carol mentioned, we're proud to include as a distinguished member of our community. before being appointed to her current position by president obama, secretary clinton served as the united states senator from new york where she was a strong advocate for the expansion of economic opportunity and access to health care. prior to that as first lady, for eight years she worked on many issues relating to children and families. including leading a successful bipartisan effort to provide care to millions of children through the children's health insurance program. representing america abroad, she has traveled to more than 80 countries promoting human rights democracy, the values of law and liberty and the welfare of women. it is now my pleasure to introduce the united states' secretary of state, the honorable hillary rodham clinton. [appl

it worked well for barack obama and hillary rodham clinton.e put everybody to sleep in our primary by john mccain it wrapped up by february, no one it was talking about the republicans in 08, everyone was talking about obama. martha: mitt romney was leading several days before the race an ended up losing. in florida he was ahead by 22 percentage points, he is now down significantly below newt gingrich. what does this say about mitt romney? >> well, i mean both of these canned tkaeurts going to hav candidates are going to have to work very hard to convince voters they are the right choice. one or two days in this sort of campaign, anything can happen. i don't think it means a whole lot today, other than it shows you trends and candidates will have to adjust. it's anyone always guess. who is going to win the super bowl, i don't know. who is going to win the florida -- martha: i can answer that question for you. >> i'd probably go with the nfc. for the super bowl. martha: i'm routeing for the new jersey giants in that race. who knows who will win

obama came in here after a win in iowa, had a huge lead according to the polls, and then hillary rodham clintonoints. the pollsters back then were apoplectic, because they were dead wrong. they couldn't figure out what went wrong. new hampshire likes to throw a curveball every once in a while. i'm not saying it's going to happen tonight, but it could. jenna: again it gives more reason to watch our coverage as well as we continue to watch this race. a quick question from a viewer that i thought was really interesting. this viewer's name is mark, he was on twitter. should i be watching the fourth or fifth candidate coming out of new hampshire into south carolina. he said rick perry, newt gingrich is that really the person i should watch, because if they didn't finish in the top in iowa and h-pl ham maybe they will get the momentum going into the general election. what do you think about that? >> reporter: here in new hampshire that is a pretty good question. because if you assume that the polls are right and mitt romney wins, perhaps jon huntsman or ron paul come in second, there you see the top

. >> robert reich is predicting that hillary rodham clinton will be -- categorically untrue? 6th of this year. >> debbie wasserman schultz. thank you. >> congratulations on your show. >> thank you. >>> rick santorum trying to prove he's not an iowa wonder only. and mitt romney is sitting very pretty in the polls, despite his very narrow lead. we'll talk about all that straight ahead. stay with us. i want healthy skin for life. [ female announcer ] improve the health of your skin with aveeno daily moisturizing lotion. the natural oatmeal formula improves skin's health in one day, with significant improvement in 2 weeks. i found a moisturizer for life. [ female announcer ] only from aveeno. thrilled. wait. we can have shakes? and boston cream pie. did you say pie? pie. she said pie. pie. [ male announcer ] get back on track with low prices on everything you need. backed by our ad match guarantee. walmart. >>> welcome back, everybody. we're looking forward. the focus is on florida is what i'm trying to say. the race there could be the true first snapshot of how the nation feels

barack obama came out with a head of steam out of iowa to new hampshire and lo and behold hillary rodham clintonlondonary new hampshire right now where the voters are trickling in. is there a level of enthusiasm a for these candidates we are seeing in new hampshire. >> the overall turn out may be down compared to 2008 because you don't have a contest and the democratic side. yes you have 14 people on the ballot but president obama doesn't have real opposition. you have 30 republican candidates on the ballot. i think republican turn out will hold up well. the weather is pretty good, however bad weather doesn't seem to detour new hampshire citizens. martha: thank you so much. we'll see you later tonight. >> thanks, martha. bill: this will be a major breakthrough in medicine, a match your own dna. there is an american company about to launch it. we'll talk to dr. mark seeing marc siegl about what this can mean for you and your healthcare. martha: the bizarre story of the day. a 73-year-old grandmother walks into a bank with a gun and a bomb strapped to her leg. what she says led her to this moment,

is a top ticket he to secretary of state roy rodham clinton.also served as a top executive at citibank. daley told the president about his resignation last week. the president initially refused his resignation and asked him to reconsider. more here on this headline. it says that his move marked the end of iraqi 1-year tenure, whose original mission was to reach out to congressional republicans -- let's hear from president obama speaking on this yesterday. clip: my administration has made no more important decisions quickly than bill, and that is why i think this decision was difficult for me. naturally when bill told me his plans to go back to chicago, i asked him who i thought could fill his shoes. he told me that there was one clear choice, and i believe he is right. so today i am pleased to announce that jack lew has agreed to serve as my next chief of staff. let me begin first of all by thanking route for allowing jack to serve in what i know is one of the most difficult jobs in washington. jack has had one of the most difficult jobs in was

school of government and we had a lunch and i sat at lunch with hillary rodham clinton and a lady named sara weddington, who was the lead attorney in the row vs. wade supreme court case. little did i know then, back in 1981, that that case would still be the law of the land. today, thousands of people from all over the united states came to protest that court case and ask the congress to help overturn it. i'm a lifetime 95% pro life voting member and i pledged to the crowd on me mall i would do everything i could in congress to help overturn that decision. life is precious, life begins at conception and we need to recognize that in the congress of the united states. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason does the gentlewoman from north carolina rise? ms. foxx: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. fostering job growth for the american people continues to be the number one job for house republicans. we certainly don't know what the number one job is for presiden

personal and professional pleasure to introduce the secretary of state, the honorable hillary rodham clinton. madam secretary. [applause] >> well, thank you very much, pat. and i am delighted to be with all of you again this morning. on the way down the hall, i saw the overflow crowd, so i want to greet them. they're clustered around some of the tv screens out there. it's wonderful to have this opportunity so soon in the new year to speak with you face to face to have a chance to bring you up-to-date and also answer questions. it is also an opportunity to understand the full seating capacity of the dean acheson auditorium. [laughter] and, i'm afraid, test the fire marshal's patience. many more people than even the very large crowd gathered here and out in the hall have contributed to the work that we are doing together. there is so much to talk about. i wish i could be here for days, and we could bring in shifts of people, but there's much work to be done of which you are essential partners. i do want to thank carrie o'connor and molly moran for their great work running the sounding board --