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. >>> occupy oakland protesters plan to close down the air rt po. occupy leaders announced a march this saturday from city hall to an abandoned building. they plan on taking over the vie can't building -- vacant building and making it their new home, their base of operations. if they ar evicted they may have a shut down of the port or blockade the airport. >> a third woman has come forward to accuse new san francisco sheriff of abuse. >> also today, the sheriff hired a new attorney. leslie brinkley is here with the latest on this case. leslie? >> reporter: he is set to appear in san francisco superior court at 2:30 tomorrow. it is to try and get a restraining order lifted so he can see his wife and his two-year-old son again. but there are new developments for the sheriff. when he walks into court, this man will not be by his side. attorney robert wagner told us he is no longer on the case. instead, high-profile attorney lidia stiglich will represent the sheriff. in a written statement, she says "we are confident that the sheriff will be ab of solve

. >>> occupy oakland protesters plan to close down the air rt po. occupy leaders announced a march this saturday from city hall to an abandoned building. they plan on taking over the vie can't building -- vacant building and making it their new home, their base of operations. if they ar evicted they may have a shut down of the port or blockade the airport. >> a third woman has come forward to accuse new san francisco sheriff of abuse. >> also today, the sheriff hired a new attorney. leslie brinkley is here with the latest on this case. leslie? >> reporter: he is set to appear in san francisco superior court at 2:30 tomorrow. it is to try and get a restraining order lifted so he can see his wife and his two-year-old son again. but there are new developments for the sheriff. when he walks into court, this man will not be by his side. attorney robert wagner told us he is no longer on the case. instead, high-profile attorney lidia stiglich will represent the sheriff. in a written statement, she says "we are confident that the sheriff will be ab of solve

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nancy snyderman rt ros ro reports on how a former president who's been scared straight and almost diedis past habits is doing his part for some of those kids. >> reporter: with nearly 25 million american children overweight or obese, the war is being waged on frontlines. a major initiative has found its way into school, most in urban districts, changing its menu from frozen to fresh, from sodas to freshly squeezed juices. >> i don't see a fryer anywhere. >> oh, no. this is what a kitchen looks like in a school. there are no fryers. >> reporter: and you might be surprised to learn who is behind it. >> hi. >> reporter: former president clinton's emergency heart surgery several years ago forced him to take a second look, not just at improving his own health but others as well. >> why do you see the investment in these kids as so important? >> children need enough foot, the right kind of food to grow and to develop their bodies and their brains. and then if they don't get the right kind, it can slow them down dramatically. when i had all these heart problems, i realized that all of this wa

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if you look down the street from us here, you see that the intersection crossing is dark because the rtrews just within the last few minutes finished clearing out the scene here. also, along the sidewalk at this location, you will see that people are starting to leave candles for the victims in this case. investigators are still trying to figure out exactly what happened here at this intersection. we were able to get a hold of some cell phone video. now hearing it, some of you may find it a bit graphic, but it relays the chaos after the crash. witnesses yelling at some of the passengers, who got off the light-rail train after the crash, who were trying to help the victims in the suv which you see lying currentled nearby the center of the screen. >> only about 30 yards south of the intersection and the vehicle is flipped over, and it's on its top. >> reporter: the suv and the train collided at 26th avenue near 25 nw south sacramento. here it is being towed from the scene of the of the four people in the suv, three are dead, including an infant, a bottom of the the lone survivor is the su

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. >> now when i saw that clip, steve, what rung in my ear as one thas rt ran for president a had to deal with it. the most recent year. so he was cutting off the ring before we start the fight. because when president obama ran, he released six years of taxes. when willard mitt romney's father ran, he released 12 years. so is mitt romney saying, by that clip, that he's only talking about possibly when he becomes the nominee releasing one year? which he hasn't even filed yet which would explain why he wants to do it in april because he can file this april, pay a higher tax rate or do something to clean up what he's been doing for years, release one year and we never really get an answer as to how he was doing business as a candidate that we should be able to look at what he was doing. >> i think there 24 things. there are two potential loopholes here he's looking at. one is the timing issue. he was asked point blank in a debate, will you release your tax returns. he had rick perry saying to him, we need to know now and not after you are the nominee what's in there. he said, no, i'm going t

>> that number is not ak rt we're not sure where they got it from, may have gotten it from the accountability aren't saying how many signatures we're handing in to more it's 3,000 pounds of petitions we're bringing over to the accountability board, we think an impressive number to recall not only governor walker but le tenant governors and state senators. >> do you have enough to do more than walker? the lieutenant governor and several state senators? >> i believe that we will hand in enough signatures on all of those races from governor on down that will be beyond challenge. >> senator taylor, are wisconsinites prepared for the money flowing in. that sound bite that was on the right wing website with daily caller, it sounds like governor walker knows this is going down that he won't be able to stop it and he has been out on the road quite a bit outside the state raising money. what is this going to come to, in your opinion? >> there is no question there will be money coming in from all over. he has had big donors giving to him for a very long time. so there is no question about that. i belie

without a sense of i can see the rt, i can see the promised land i know how the get there and tell mehow to get there, without that what people do is yearn for the past. what people do is say they have a voice and a message that says we can go back, it's more comfortable and settled. newt gingrich is really and much part of his message is a yearning in a sense of there was amica before that s much betternd what president obama has done is taken us where from america should be and we can go back. i think the present has to-- not only tomorrow night but also for the next 300 days after that is to lay out a vision of where he sees the future and... in a realistic way for the country to see how to get there. they don't think that's been presented to them. >> i would partly disagree. we have seen less news of obama because of the g.o.p. primary and other things and lo and behold his approval rating has gone up. i think that's partly because you're seeing bigger economic figures because he's gone from 42% to 46%, may or may not be enough to get reelected. i think he has strategic options co

i've just rt the economist this week. said that romney lacks conviction, passion and instinct.nd instinct, is that a fair shot? doesn't sound like he has any of the tickets. >> yeah, i think it's a fair criticism and something he's faced throughout, going back to the kennedy race in '94. he had a completely different political definition then than he does now. and i think he has moved around a lot. i think that goes to the heart of why people don't trust him. as one republican said during the kennedy race, his main cause appeared to be himself. he never got beyond that and gave a sort of -- for his campaign. you are seeing the same thing now. >> let me ask you about this whole question of money. he seems to be very nervous, almost giddily weird. he says maybe i'll release these. he's finally getting around to maybe releasing his tax returns for 2011 a0 and an estimate for 2011. >> this is an issue that goes back 18 years. back in the kennedy lirks challenged ted kennedy to release his tax returns and said what have you got to return? and kennedy did not. romney said if you'll s

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rt, greg ip, mark halperin and jeff greenfield of pbs. >> i think romney favored to win in florida, i'm not sure he will but i think people who think is over, the conservative movement, large portions are angry, they don't like the way gingrich has attacked this week and will have one pore gasp at saying do we really want mitt romney as our nominee. if gingrich can rise to the occasion he can be the vehicle for that and have a pretty big fight. >> we continue our look at economics with author nicholas-- his book is called cane, the clash that defined modern economics. >> and that tois the great division between the two of them. cane's always wanted to intervene. he always wanted to change the world and he merely wanted to tob and in see be the keynesian charges was always there, waking its finger saying it will all go terribly wrong. >> we conclude this evening with an appreciation of the life of mary duke-- a giant of a woman whowas a gre iend of mine who died in durham, north carolina

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. >> to be pa rt of that moment, too. thanks. >>> the oscars are our favorites.or the big event. we're about to head out to beverly hills where they're set to announce the nominations for the 84th annual academy awards. you can see the stage is set. everybody is ready to go. before we go live to the announcement we want to bring in november el lift kurt andersen, host of public radio 360. nice to have you here. >> a man who loves movies. >> i do indeed. >> which is why we brought you in. >> which is why you're here. >> no one else loves movies? >> what is the one thing that would really surprise you this morning? >> oh, there are a lot of things would surprise me. if "the artist" for instance didn't get a nomination for best picture and many other thing, that would be a huge surprise. if george clooney wasn't nominated for best actor, if meryl streep weren't nominated for best actor. what's interesting to me for all movies is that very few of them are about america here and now. they're all about other places, other times, it's interesting in that way. >> have yo

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. >> to be pa rt of that moment, too. thanks. >>> the oscars are our favorites. morning, the sun is finally busting through this fog. temperatures upper 40s, way above our normal daytime high. a high of 54 degrees this afternoon. a full 10 degrees above normal. mabel clear. 34 degrees overnight. tomorrow looks like another fine day with a high of 48. rain thursday and ,,,,,,,,,, >>> time now for the big event. we're about to head out to beverly hills where they're set to announce the nominations for the 84th annual academy awards. you can see the stage is set. everybody is ready to go. before we go live to the announcement we want to bring in november el lift kurt andersen, host of public radio 360. nice to have you here. >> a man who loves movies. >> i do indeed. >> which is why we brought you in. >> which is why you're here. >> no one else loves movies? >> what is the one thing that would really surprise you this morning? >> oh, there are a lot of things would surprise me. if "the artist" for instance didn't get a nomination for best picture and many other thin

. >> i have never supported the president's recovery act, rt all right? the stimulus.joining us to analyze which ads have been working this campaign so far and which have not been is gop polster frank luntz, president and ceo of "luntz global." good morning to you, frank. boy, we know some of the ads have been successful here in iowa because newt gingrich, who, of course, was riding high in the polls, has had a spectacular crash in the last couple of weeks. i want us to talk about one of the first ones, ron paul. even governor branstad talked about this. let's listen to it and then talk about it. >> newt gingrich on the defense taking $1.5 million. >> after he left congress, freddie mac paid gingrich at least $1.6 million. >> some of it just before the housing market collapsed. >> that is the voice of our own jan crawford in there. what do the dials mean and why was that ad successful? >> we test all of these ads on the second by second basis. they use a remote control and turn it up and down based on whether they are influenced or not. that is one of the most powerful

i just think they're going through the serious process of makie ing analysis of who the rt person is. president obama and his family about to end their holiday vacation in hawaii. they are expected to return to the white house tonight. the obama campaign is planning for the president to speak to his iowa supporters online. that is tomorrow night, of course, as the gop caucus results come in, the president supporters say they don't see how much excitement among republicans here with the choices for a nominee. >> there seems to be a lack of enthusiasm for a republican nominee. i mean, they have the flavor of the month. we now have rick santorum. we've had newt gingrich. we've had cain, perry, bachmann. we have the flavor of the month and then mitt romney, if he's a flavor, it's been stale. >> also should tell you the president rehe luck tantly signed the defense authorization bill over the past weekend. he said he had serious reservations with certain provisions within this bill to regulate the detention and interrogation and prosecution of suspected terrorists. the white house lifted a

. >> a rt staying salary, base, right?61,000. >> let's switch gears to goodish news. mortgage rates are at an all-time low. sounds. >> terry: refrigerat-- soundser fik. >> these very low mortgage rates because a lot of people don't qualify for them. until unemployment starts to really improve these low mortgage rates are not going to help the economy much and that's what the freddie mac chief economist said. most people refinance into a 15 year. that's 3.3 -- 3.16% for 15-year money is free essentially, but as you well know, it's very difficult to get it even if you have a job. >> want a candy? psyche. that's how i feel. >> the rates are low. if you can do it it's worth the time to try to do it. but it's difficult. >> christine romans, thank you. >> thank you. >>> every morning we also like to give you an early start to your day we call it by alerting you to news that's happening now but really developing into something bigger later on today and tonight. just a few hours, joran van der sloot is going to be sentenced in per