i was convinced ruth had to have known.is only really during curiosity that that brought me into this story. i was a journalist and i wanted to get to the truth of this story, like every other journalist out there, and most of the people in the public. and so when it came time that they're ready to write a book, i sat down with them and was taken into the heart of the story, i was absolutely astonished to find nothing i thought i knew was true. so i'm just going to read to you from the chapter of the confession itself. and there we'll go. at 6:50 a.m. andrew and mark were once again parched and contraband trading floor. periodically breaking the silence despite the or to offer industry. one thing they knew, something was terribly wrong. at 8:00 a.m. teachers to lead a right. mark shook his head. let's wait at our desk. ruth, going to court filings, taking out some 50 million in two separate withdrawals from her brokerage account in the prior three weeks. the astronomers among into her wachovia bank account so he could use i

ruth greeted them, looking grim. she had no idea why her husband rushed home but she suspected the news was bad. somehow connected to the may hem on wall street. bernie called her from the office and said, i have something to tell you. i can't tell you on the phone. i'm coming home with the boys. she had waited for them in the kitchen. together the family entered the sitting room, forbidding room that andrew never liked. dark green walls, khaki carpeting. ruth sat in a chair next to the couch. andrew took the ottoman and andrew the difficult chair. i don't know where to start, bernie began again. he started to sob. the firm is insolvent. i'm broke. how is that possible, andrew asked in i don't understand. >> the money is gone. it's over. >> i don't understand, andrew repeated in how can that be. we're having an company year. is this about the redemptions? then bernie said something more terrible than they could have imagined. out all been one big lie. it's a giant ponzi scheme and it's been going on for year skis can

ruth greeted them at the door, her face grim. she, too, had no idea why her husband had rushed home to talk to her family, but like her sons, she suspected the news was bad, somehow connect today the mayhem on wall street. bernie had called her and said i have something to tell you, i'm coming home with the boys. she'd gotten off the phone shaking and had waited for them in the kitchen. together, the family entered the sitting room, a room andrew had never liked with dark green walls, khaki carpeting and a heavy desk. bernie sat by himself on a large, leather sofa, ruth sat next to the couch. andrew took the ottoman and mark the desk chair. the four faced one another sitting a considerable distance apart. i don't know where to start, bernie began again. he started to sob. the firm is insolvent, i'm broke. how is that possible, andrew asked, i don't understand. the money is gone, it's other. i don't understand, andrew repeated. how can that be? we're having an okay year. what

right now that's newt gingrich. >> ifill: that goes right to you, ruth. >> yes. manly man or whatever. i think i disagree that it's not going to have an impact. first of all, in this race, yes, people are looking for anger but they're also looking for authenticity. what you have here is the battle of the inauthentic. i wasn't a lobbyist but i had to hire a lawyer to tell me exactly the difference between being a lobbyist and saying on the right side of that. nobody buys that. >> ifill: that's what newt gingrich said. >> nobody buys that. he may not have technically triggered the requirement to lobby, but he was a strategic advisor/lobbyist. that's why he was getting the big bucks, not as a historian. i think that turns people off. it undercuts his "i'm the outsider. i'm the insurgent. i'm not of washington" message. i think the same thing for governor romney. it is very difficult for the down market guy in south carolina or any place else going forward. imagine he's going to have great wealth. but 40 something million dollars in two years? and then just not payin

ruth greeted them at the door. his face grim.she, too, had no idea why her husband rushed home in the middle of the day to talk to the family, but she suspected the news was bad connected to the mayhem on wall street. he called from the office saying i have something to tell you. i can't tell you on the phone. i'm coming home with the boys. she got off the phone, shaking, waiting for them in the kitchen. they sat in the living room, a room andrew never liked with dark green walls and a heavy desk. bernie sat by himself on a large sofa. ruth was on a club chair next to the couch. andrew and mark took a chair. they faced each other sitting a considerable distance apart. i don't know where to start, bernie began again. he started to solve. i'm broke. how is that possible, andrew asked? i don't understand. the money's gone. it's over. i don't understand, andrew repeated. how is that? we're having an okay year. what happened? is this the redemption? bernie said something more terrible. it's all been one big lie. it's a giant scheme, a

ruth greeted them at the door. she also had no idea why her husband had rushed home to talk to his family but she suspected the news was bad. somehow connected to the mayhem on wall street. he said i have something to tell you i cannot say one of all program coming home with the boy is. she had gotten off the phone is shaking waiting in the kitchen. together they enter the sitting room may room that antar never liked with dark green walls dark leather chairs and have the desk. he sat by himself on the large self up. ruth sat on a chair next to the couch and then the next the ottoman than the dust share they face each other sitting a considerable distance apart for quite know where to began began. he began to sob. the firm is insolvent and i am a girl. >> the money is gone. it is over. >> i understand. and is is about redemption and? it has been one big guy. it is a giant ponzi scheme they're all these rich on day's redemptions economic keep it going anymore i cannot do it. he stared at his father. his mind as a jum

route was unof the handful in-- ruth was one of the handful to be invited to to the zip line.n the line with no problems. >>> you go girl! this is the longest temporary zip line in the us, 100 feet high and 800 feet long. >> ruth says if she can do it, anyone can. she is being humble, i'm not sure anyone can. she has guts. >> she made it safely. >> that is going to do it for us. >> who wants to be a millionaire is next. >> have a good day. great! at progressive, you can compare rates side by side so you get the same coverage, often for less. wow! that is huge! ♪ and this is to remind you that you could save hundreds! [laughing] man: yeah. that will certainly stick with me. we'll take it. go, big money! i mean, go. it's your break, honey. same coverage, more savings. now, that's progressive. call or click today. okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios.

but even if ruth or jasper wanted to claim the prizes, they can't. he's been dead for 20 years. why after years of getting what's mostly been junk mail to a dog that doesn't exist, wouldn't ruth call the companies and tell them there's no one here by that name. she says she has a very good reason. >> we're in danger of losing our postal centers so i figure these people want to spend the money, let the post office gain from this. >> plus she gets a chuckle whenever jasper gets a check or grand prize. >> he should only know wherever he is resting in peace what is happening, his life is still going on. >> i don'tiana perez reporting there. it will for a long time the way junk mail moves. >> letter carriers appreciate that. >> next in sports, virginia tech and michigan go to overtime in the sugar bowl. but first, we're going to have weather, weather, weather. here's howard. >> getting ahead of ourselves. >> a little graphic. >> weather first. >> it is all right. >> you would get even more. >> if jasper responds. >> we have a cold morning out there. bus stop forecast, bundle up. glov

route was unof the handful in-- ruth was one of the handful to be invited to to the zip line.went down the line with no problems. >>> you go girl! this is the longest temporary zip line in the us, 100 feet high and 800 feet long. >> ruth says if she can do it, anyone can. she is being humble, i'm not sure anyone can. she has guts. >> she made it safely. >> that is going to do it for us. >> who wants to be a millionaire is next. millionaire is next. >> have a good day. now's a great time to get at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ female announcer ] call to get u-verse -- now with free hd -- for only $25 a month for six months -- our lowest price ever -- with a total home dvr included. plus get hbo and cinemax free for three months. [ male announcer ] with u-verse tv, you can record four shows at once with a total home dvr that lets you play back, pause, or rewind your shows from any room. [ female announcer ] so call at&t to get u-verse -- now with free hd -- for only $25 a month for six months -- our lowest price ever -- with a total home dvr included. plus get hbo and cinemax

she is now healthy, ready to be adopted if you want to give ruth a home contact the baltimore county animal shelter adoption fee $65. >>> they are very smart and very clean i have heard this. >> all yours. >> i have my fill of pets. >> i will give you the $65. >> you will give me the $65. >> they are really smart and can be trained. >> and are clean. >> radar we have rain in the region some of the heaviest rain yet to come together but it will be coming to an end, probably 3:00 a.m. in the morning the heavier echos just west of the area and around the city it will be a wet night still for the next several hours tomorrow a big improvement, headed our way let's look at temperatures right now stuck in the mid-40s. 44 humidity way up 96%, barometer dropped down to 2 .1 96 inches if you have a sinus headache that is probably why. >> ocean city, warm air moving up in our direction, 37, 36, some of the peaks to over 3,000 feet. light drizzle going on watch out for that if you are out in garrett and tucker county west virginia, maybe a little freezing drizzle next three hours, 48 annapolis,

paul, then ruth. >> commissioners, not paul olivo, -- paul olivo representing south beach and yacht club. we have over 500 members and over 100 members who are sailors with disabilities. we are a significant head of south beach harbor and a major neighbor of the project at the yacht club facility that is closest, which would be the home of the america's cup. with respect to adoption of the environmental impact report and monitoring and mitigation plan, and the other aspects that have been recommended by staff, we are urging the adoption, as recommended. we believe the process, the level of input, and the posting of the information has been perrot, complete, and accurate. we have continued close coordination with stakeholders. what i would say it is with respect to the implementation, you have my commitment as the incoming commodore of the yacht club to do several things, first of all to coordinate with the yacht club alliance for providing us and people for water and event management which is accessible. second, to reach out to america's cup teams for hospitality and direction on the sou

ruth marcus and david brooks. with that, we end this special pbs newshour coverage of president barack obama's state of the union address. we'll be back at the regular time tomorrow for the pbs newshour. don't forget, you can still join our google-plus hangout host by newshour political editor christina bellantoni going on now at newshour dot pbs dot org. there you can also find details to help us translate the president's speech and the republican respoe into as many languages as possible. i'm gwen ifill. thank you for joining us and good night. to captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions vo:geico, committed to providing service to its auto insurance customers for over 70 years. more information on auto insurance at geico.com or 1-800-947-auto any time of the day or night. tonight... woman: he put a mark on the american people. he put a scar on them. man: geronimo's resistance is seen as the last resistance. man: we have different perspectives on the man. man: he was a true-blooded chiricahua fighter. m

ruth, you have a question? tell your name and ask your question. >> my name is ruth. [ inaudible ] from long island, new york. high school teacher. your commitment to the preservation of military history is irrefutable, as is evidenced yet again today. and you have been long admired for your portrayals of general george picket in gettysburg and stone wall jackson in "gods and generals." as you prepare for your upcoming role as abraham lincoln into appomattox, a heavy responsibility indeed, i was wondering if you could speak to your preparation and what you hope to bring to that role and how you will endeavor to unlock the lincoln in you. [ laughter ] >> the main preparation is for an hour every day i am stretched. [ laughter ] >> we've got four inches to go. [ laughter ] >> then with the lifts things should work out just fine. you know, onto appomattox is a proposed miniseries. some of you may be aware, some not. and what they've done is -- and i've read the script, which is why i agreed to do it. and they're e

with me now are david brooks and ruth marcus. david, give me your first reaction to this. >> brooks: over an hour. republicans don't go. it was his best state of the union speech. look at what he tried to achieve. 38% approval among independents. is he going to wage a campaign that really goes to their issues, that gives them a whole series of policies? i'm not a liberal but i'm sort of for that. if you look at the policies that were in the speech, i didn't think they were the biggest things in the world. i don't personally think they're sufficient. they're pretty reasonable. they're pretty moderate i think on balance. on the whole i think it was a successful speech. >> ifill: the president always goes for the small things. i remember when bill clinton talked about school uniforms. he was derided for that. he was talking about vests for police that could stop a bullet. >> marcus: i'm not sure they're completely comparable. i think i was struck by three things. first of all, in a year like this, in an election year always unmistak

ruth johnson, michigan. one of the problems that we have right now is that the federal government required us at our dmv, which we do through the secretary of state's office, that we would ask everyone if they'd like to register to vote when they came in to get a driver's license or personal i.d. they did that, and we have thousands of noncitizens now registered to vote. my question is, how do we get them off? we've had social security, homeland security, i.c.e. and all refuse to help us, and they're the only ones that have that information. on a quick note, a man from indonesia voted because that is in indonesia the law. he didn't try to commit any malice. he just didn't know better, and he faces possible deportation, large legal bills, his business say wreck because of it and it's impacted him negatively. so it helps everyone if we're able to take non-citizens off the voter rolls. >> you're in a unique situation in michigan, because that advance lawsuit in 2008 that clamped down on what you could and could

oil company ruth petro became the first russian prime to offer chairs to the public in london this year it sold a thirty five percent stake and raised around two hundred fifty million dollars that values the company at around seven hundred billion dollars which is lower than expected and ruth petro initially scheduled the listing for december but it had to postpone since the potential investor interest was very low head of the new year holidays the company which has oil assets in western siberia will use the money to boost production and to pay off debts. and that's it for now but you can always find a lot more stories there any time for you at our t.v. com slash business. the. this is flawed. it's a balancing on the edge of past and present and. missing reality it's nothingness. but if you enter this time. the mystery of supernatural will reach you. shaimaa know siberia on our t.v. . you. are limited. to. the few. can. on the back here with our viewers one of the stories more sanctions in the works for syria is that you bounce pressure on their regime but russia says it will block any

that's an emotional way to start the evening, ruth. what does the president have to do here. >> marcus: well, what he has to do is show up and tell us... find the right adjective to say about the state of the union, the adjective i think will be "stronger." getting stronger. improving. i really think of this. we talked about this earlier tonight. i think of this as the sort of "it's not a campaign speech" but it's really setting the stage for his job application for next term. there's not a lot he's going to be able to accomplish legislatively in the next year, but this is laying out his vision for a second term. >> ifill: what do you think, david. >> brooks: how partisan does he want to be? what does he focus on the key issue. they've signaled it will be the middle class. he feels this is the tipping point for the middle class, whether it survives with the traditional america we've known. we'll see how many policies you can unfurl to really address middle class wage stagnation, inequality, economic, anxiety, the feeling of national de

let's see what we admire here about ruth. >> ruth is telling me to hurry up, she has pilates after thisand you know, she's so fantastic. they've all never felt better. they said they had insecurities when they were younger, and now it's like forget it. ari, i adore you and i hope your book and documentary gets so many eyeballs because you deserve it. >> these women are so inspiring. >> if we could bring all the ladies out for one last look here? and you all are just wonderful. such an inspiration tore all of us. thank you. >> go to his blog to find the article. advanced style.com. >>> moving with sinatra and other legends from the golden age of hollywood. we've got movie critic, jeffrey lions coming up with his father's elite of his time. a look at that right after this. of feeling embarrassed about my skin. [ designer ] enough of just covering up my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. i decided enough is enough. ♪ [ spa lady ] i started enbrel. it's clinically proven to provide clearer skin. [ rv guy ] enbrel may not work for everyone -- and may not clear you completely, but for many,

. >> ruth, let me talk to you about the rhetoric that's coming from newt gingrich. we've heard too many times this food stamp president, referring to president obama. now he's bringing us what he says is an attack from mitt romney on jewish people and catholic. let me play what he was saying a i want to get your thoughts. >> romney is governor imposed on catholic hospitals and romney is governor illuminated kosher food and he has no understanding of the importance of conscious and religion liberty in this country. >> some people are saying this is bringing in attacks on mormons and calling the president food stamp and now you have the jewish and catholic. >> i think it's a serious attack. whether it's some kind of sly attack on governor romney's religion, i'm not prepared to go that far. talking about old people and old jewish and their kosher food in florida is fighting words. it shows how seriously nasty this campaign has gotten more brutal than i can remember they any in the same party. >> michael, is this more than nastiness. he says mitt romney is dishonest, he

. >> this is my daughter ruth. i'm 55 years old and i work in one of the local hospitals. solve the you to health problem. >> thank you. i need your help on tuesday. >> i'm from italy. >> my wife and i love it. >> i would be happy to be there. it is warmer. >> i need your help. pleasure to meet you. >> good to see you. >> thank you. i need your help. >> i'm from michigan. >> well, i will need your help in the michigan primary. >> would you take two, please? >> thank you. >> i think my son asked me a crazy question. he had 350 e-mails by dinner yesterday. >> your responses were brilliant. >> he made a perfect evening. >> thank you. >> hi, how are you? >> it is good to see you. >> thank you for your attention. >> thanks for the turnout. tell all of your friends the next couple of days. >> we will. thank you. >> good luck. >> i'm rooting for you. this is my wife. >> good. she wants one, too. >> i need your help the next few days. tell all of your friends. >> i will. and we will be watching tonight. good luck. >> i need your help. >> you are going to have it. >> thank you. .>

victims and this law makes us all because we no longer have this safety that we used to have :33 doctor ruthis president of maryland cittzens (jacobs) 7:25:06 this allows ssmeone who puts on a dress to go into a ladies restroom and say this is my right. it's my gender identity. :14jacobs fears that pedophiles or sex offenders will see he law as a way to find their next victim. (carrie) 7:34:51 right now transgender people all across baltimore count and indeed he state and even country are using the bathrooms that match how they'rr presenting themselves to the public :59 carrie evans who's with equality maryland says .... if attacks were going to happen they already ould have in baltimore city, montogomery county as well as howard countyyall jurisdicaitons with similar laws. nat pop of beating --polis -- supporters say it's about protection for the workplace. lasttyear.... the recorded beating of chrissy poliss.... aa transgender woman made national news. in polis' case she was targeteddafter using the women's bathroom at a mcddnald's in rosedale. transgendee people (carrie) 7:34:34 transgend

it keys and won the babe ruth community service award.the public can buy tickets by going online to the babe ruth museum to order tickets. >> excellent. he's definitely a well deserving ravens. >> absolutely. i will be honest. many things are coming into sports legends. we are always updating our exhibit. >> that's the fun thing. i've been here before, but it's essentially almost a different exhibit because you've added so much more stuff. >> we will continue to add things. hopefully we add something after february 1st. >> wouldn't that be nice turned watch the ravens make their way to the super bowl today at 3:00 p.m. if you want to head here to sports legends museum, you still have time area they are open from 10:00 to 2:00. >> thank you very much. reporting live from camden yards. yards. >> still ahead, we hope ,,,,,, 3q join the revolution against scrubbing on your hands and knees. use new resolve easy clean to deep clean your carpets. just three easy steps for beautifully clean carpets. it removes three times more dirt than vacuuming

it was great and this is " the black butterfly " to.for ruth, l me about this?named junker and mandela called her one of the finest poets in the country. it makes perfect sense is a romance! we have romance, we of comedy, we have every spring, >> we have documentary. in trade, suspense! -- we could talk forever about this. we will do an event to gather the good, the bad, the ugly. you and i could do an entire show on this! go to the website. www.mostlybritish.org the balboa theater and the boat the--vogue theater albert knobs stars glen close hiding as a man. janet mctiere is so great! it is not a terrific film but it is an important inspiration and historic kimberlee something to look past. it is beautifully acti and acted. i am so glad tht she got the nomination for " best actress " of glen close. and coming up my oscar take and the harry belafonte film. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, ruth stein. >>marty: this is a live look from a san leandro. early works and we saw sunshine. >> if this fais it changing? >> yes. you can see that blue sky. >>janu: i

> six years ago she received a call from a man asking if she wanted to talk to betty jane known as ruth lee, it was ruth's son the families have met several times this is a photo of the two taken, the first time they met how extraordinary would that be the families say they have never been happier. >> so out of a tragic event comes this piece of happiness. >> hmm. >> all right. >> some story. >> coming up iowa caucuses take place today, we tell you who is leading the pack in the social media world. >> i will sit down with a ceo of the girl scout council of the nations capital for more on their anniversary celebration including a new cookie we will taste it too. >> all right. >> hey, it is cold but to our south people are dealing with snow, and it is creating problems, we will have that for you in a little bit 9:26 a.m. we will be right back [ female announcer ] back to school means back to busy mornings. that's why i got them pillsbury toaster strudel. warm flaky pastry with delicious sweet filling my kids will love. plus i get two boxtops for their school. toaster strudel. the one kids

here's hoping after his encounter with ruth, he feels a bit more compassion. dylan?elly. thank you very much. it's interesting. we talked about the fed protests. we talked about the money flying around in our system. yet we don't have investment in america. the things we depend on. our banking system, our trade agreements, our tax code are not driving investment into this country. i'm curious to know whether you feel that is becoming better understood as a necessary precursor to any of the things we'd want to have. >> i hope so. it takes one footstep to begin a journey. the occupy wall street movement have at least started a conversation. people are paying more attention. >> listen, happy holiday

it's the home of ruth's chris steakhouse. fire crews called to the scene for a possible kitchen fire. we did see some smoke coming from the ruth's chris side of the building. it's not clear where the fire was contained in the kitchen. but it appears this did take care of it. we did see several puffs of smoke. there's a significant amount of fire personnel that remain on the scene. they have a whole first-alarm assignment. just at this time, sort of cooling their heels. we did see firefighters returning briefly. there's no reports of injuries at that time. -- at this time. and it's not clear how it's affecting either one. >> thank you, captain mike perry, live in sky eye chopper 13. >>> lawmakers have a lot on their plates as they gather today for the start of the 2012 legislative session. wjz is live at the state house. derek valcourt is there and explains some of the general topics, the general assembly expects to tackle. hi, derek. >> reporter: some big battles this year. >> number member -- members, please take your seats.

to the previous but i would mention to the building department that the document -- i see pieces of ruth and other structures -- roof and other structures that do not match. >> do you have a motion? >> on the basis that the permit is compliant? >> on the basis they approved it. ok. >> we have a motion from commissioner fung to deny the appeal and upheld the permit on the basis the city approved it. president garcia: aye. vice president hwang: aye. commissioner goh: aye. my last vote. 4-0. the permit is upheld. >> i miss having the gavel. >> we are adjourn. -- adjourned. commissioner newlin: january 10, please call the role. >> commissioner perez. here. commissioner hyde, here. commissioner joseph >> here. commissioner tan, present. commissioner newlin. we have a quorum. let the record show that commissioner cavellini is absent. >> i would like to introduce two new commissioners, one has been sworn in. and the other one will be seriously considering it after tonight's meeting. [laughter] commissioner newlin: on my left is brian pan, welcome and in the audience is stephen lee. [applause] c

to the previous but i would mention to the building department that the document -- i see pieces of ruth and other structures -- roof and other structures that do not match. >> do you have a motion? >> on the basis that the permit is compliant? >> on the basis they approved it. ok. >> we have a motion from commissioner fung to deny the appeal and upheld the permit on the basis the city approved it. president garcia: aye. vice president hwang: aye. commissioner goh: aye. my last vote. 4-0. the permit is upheld. >> i miss having the gavel. >> we are adjourn. -- adjourned. >> i am the director of visual arts programming at intersection for the arts. intersection for the arts is based in san francisco and has always been an organization that looks at larger social political issues through the lens of practice, and we are here today at our exhibition of "chico and chang." the original inspiration was drawn from a restaurant chain in new york city. half of their menu is -- what struck me was the graphic pictures and a man in a hat on a rig truck carrying take that time is containers and in the

. >>> let's bring back our panel, clarence page, ruth marcus and liz. playing a clip of chris christie saying romney should get his tax returns out sooner rather than later. should he heed the advice of his possible running mate? >> he should. he needs to be as open as possible. he has not shown comfort talking about his wealth. it's like he has a mind set that is different from that of the average voter and he needs to be as candid about this and to show empathy with folks struggling out there. >> i want to get to sarah palin, who is talking regards to newt gingrich and his performance in south carolina. let's run that. >> i do think that newt is the one that won the debate if you will because newt came out just like smokin' joe frazier. if i had to vote, i'd vote for newt and i'd want to this continue more debates, more vetting of candidates. >> there is a time when an endorsement would be a huge game changer in the race. >> as soon as she said she wasn't going to be in the race, i think the entire political class went okay, let's focus on the candida

that's an emotional way to start the evening, ruth. what does the president have to do here. >> marcus: well, what he has to do is show up and tell us... find the right adjective to say about the state of the union, the adjective i think will be "stronger." getting stronger. improving. i really think of this. we talked about this earlier tonight. i think of this as the sort of "it's not a campaign speech" but it's really setting the stage for his job application for next term. there's not a lot he's going to be able to accomplish legislatively in the next year, but this is laying out his vision for a second term. >> ifill: what do you think, david. >> brooks: how partisan does he want to be? what does he focus on the key issue. they've signaled it will be the middle class. he feels this is the tipping point for the middle class, whether it survives with the traditional america we've known. we'll see how many policies you can unfurl to really address middle class wage stagnation, inequality, economic, anxiety, the feeling of national de

you an ruth were awesome. jon jon whooo. what's up, everybody. i spent a [bleeped] load of money in iowa, didn't get a whole lot of votes. what's up? i had a hell of a time. i think my campaign might be dead in the water, by our hotel in des moines was cool as [bleeped]. the food was great and the maid folded the ends of the toilet paper like a fan shape. i felt guilty wiping my hind quarters with it to be honest. this place puts the rad in "radisson." by the way, i got crushed. for michele bachmann, her sixth place finish was reflected in her somber confession, but as always, there was one silver lining. >> i must thank my wonderful husband of 33 years marcus bachmann. and yesterday when we were out on main street in des moines, he was buying doggie sunglasses for our dog boomer while we were out visiting all of the many businesses. [laughter] [applause] >> jon: seriously. look at the face he's making. the only sound you can make when your mouth is shaped that way is "ho oh," which translates to "sorry i ruined your campaign because of my obsess

to the previous but i would mention to the building department that the document -- i see pieces of ruth and other structures -- roof and other structures that do not match. >> do you have a motion? >> on the basis that the permit is compliant? >> on the basis they approved it. ok. >> we have a motion from commissioner fung to deny the appeal and upheld the permit on the basis the city approved it. president garcia: aye. vice president hwang: aye. commissioner goh: aye. my last vote. 4-0. the permit is upheld. >> i miss having the gavel. >> we are adjourn. -- adjourned. supervisor avalos: good morning and welcome to the public safety committee of the san francisco board of supervisors. my name is john avalos, and i am joined by christina cohen. our thought -- christina olague. our other member is not able to make it today. supervisor olague: motion to excuse supervisor mar. supervisor avalos: we will take that without objection. we are also joined by supervisor cohen. she is most welcome to be here. the hearing is sponsored by her. could you please call item one and share with us your an

his wife ruth came in once a month.on the street, it had a good reputation. >> it was a great company to work for, a lot of people didn't leave that place. usually with... withadoff, you... you stayed there. ( phone rings ) >> it was almost like you... you would work there and, you know, the only way that you would get fired is unless you did something incredibly wrong. >> smith: as is now well known, the heart of the fraud was two floors down, on 17. here a dozen employees worked under the direction of a 33-year veteran of the firm, frank dipascali. >> nobody really knew his role. i knew he was important because he would speak with bernie often. and, essentially, like, whatever frank wanted he would, for the most part, get. >> smith: but few staffers, even caputo and ibrahim and the rest of the it team that had access to the floor, understood what he did. >> we were spitting out statements constantly. the fact that all of these statements were just, sort of, made out of thin air is pretty shocking. >> smith: did people

back in the '80s, ruth asked the phone company if she could change the name on her bill to jasper. the phone company didn't know that jasper was not human. they didn't ask. turns out jasper is a dog and he died 20 years ago. jasper's junk mail might be piling up but ruth says she still gets a chuckle every time she gets checks, credit card approval and college applications for jasper. >> we had a dog buck, buck mallicoat in orinda, california, and he used to get mail. >> from where? >> i don't remember. but i just remember my mom said here's another one for buck. [ laughter ] >> must have signed him up. >>> 5:27. kim kardashian the latest political target? >> indeed. why the reality star is become the poster child for california's tax problems. also ahead... >>> mitt romney wins in iowa. a wrap-up of the iowa caucuses and a look ahead to new hampshire. >>> breaking news in san jose, we are going to have the very latest on the police search for a gunman. >>> a burglary suspect ends up dangling off a bay area hillside. why police are in no hurry to get him down. we'll have that and m

it sincerely regrets any discomfort or inconvenience the passengers at jfk experienced. 89-year-old ruth of sunrise and 85-year-old lenore zimmerman of coconut creek say they were humiliated but the letter says there is no evidence to support the claims that tsa employees conducted strip searches of any passenger. >> i am not a liar. they are nothing. they didn't do absolutely [ bleep ]. >> i think they're trying to cover their [ bleep ]. it's a lie. >> reporter: the assistant homeland security secretary admits sherman was forced to show her colostomy bag which violates policy but added at no time were the passengers asked to remove clothing. these are the sweat pants sherman says she was asked to drop. >> they should send people to classes who would learn how to deal with the public. >> reporter: the tsa says it's doing just that. agents at jfk are receiving refresher courses to learn how to respectfully and safely screen passengers. >> now in the immediate after math of the incidents the tsa said the searches were warranted in order to ensure safety. >> oprah's body guards got into a s

ruth from >> and nobody feels worse than he does. have read and seen, man! there >> is one of those things you never want to feel the football field, to give it up like that. >> a ton to keep its head up things happen like that. he did a great job for us all year. we cannot put it all on him. it is a football game. >>gary: he is right, is a football game when you look at the big picture. >>gary: look what happens when you give some and also the power of communication. how miserable can your life be when a football game forces your life to that. now i think that williams will come back but the people on the radio said no, this is it. he was so bad, he lost all his confidence they will let him go. i think this is it time for jim harbaugh to show i do believe in the members of this team and i will not let some vigilante to run this guy out. >> i think they will look back at the receiving guys that they have, they have joshed he is a free agent they will have to see where they are projected and then go from there. >>gary: so you think ha

among the nominees gwen ifill ruth jonathan rodgers and others. was honored to host the induction presentation for a woman who inspired me nearly 30 years ago at cnn pat harvey. maureen bunyan presented many awards for the disappearing heroes of the tuskegee airmen. 15 of them were there tonight. congratulations to all of the inductees. incredibly inspiring. >> speaking of exciting, congratulations on your award. the mine was from the american meteorological society, 3500 meteorologist in new orleans and still no snow in sight. outside tonight, the humidity has been coming back. the temperatures have been rising. at the high temperature today 55 degrees. this january is on the heels of december over three degrees above average. look at the spots in the 40's, minneapolis. down in new orleans, but temperatures in the 70's. almost every spot in the country, 10-15 degrees above average. finally getting a little colder around minneapolis. meanwhile, the snow cover, there is hardly anything, even in the league lead. talking with one of the meteorologist