>> i can't divine what sarah i don't have a sarah palin eight ball. but i certainly don't think that she sees herself as a woman of destiny, like a christ-like figure, that's my guess. >> her followers feel that way, by the way. chris: will he -- she be more encouraged to run? >> the truth is there are limitations to sarah palin's strategy for becoming president, if she does have a strategy. i think she has a strategy for gaining a lot of attention and that strategy is going to continue for years. >> i think she has no strategy. i think this week it's not going to be dispositive one way or another in -- >> i think her advisors admit openly that they do short-term strategy. they're not interested in the long term. chris: i wonder what must be her self-recognized lack of information about terms like "blood liable -- libel," not knowing things she ought to know. >> knowing things is qualifying in her view for being president. [laughter] chris: california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and

many say it's up to sarah palin. if she's in, that steals the oxygen from others, john thune and rick santorem. palin has threatened several others but many would hang in and chief among them, mitt romney. romney is considered the leader based on having run last time, raising money. john, you've been out there, you're writing a book for the next presidential campaign already. mitt romney, is he in the best spot right now in terms of palin's possible in or out and everything else considered? >> i don't think anything palin does will affect romney. chris: why not? >> he'll be running in the establishment bracket and he'll be competing with whoever emerges from the populace bracket. you said a lot of the right things, chris. he's raised a ton of money, given out a ton of money, he's been out there for two years quietly talking to local officials and business people building support in the republican establishment leading up to this. he's also got a very good team of people and a lot of continuity. the people with him in

sarah palin is a leader i am not getting behind it. >> i don't consider sarah palin a leader but i dothink -- >> with all respect do you know who the leader is? >> no. that is because it is grass roots. holdings seems to be go back to the constitution, stop trembling the constitution, stop spending so much money that no one can reap a. i am >> i am as frustrated as you are. i agree. i think will happen is we will throw everybody out. we will get to a place and politics will really be fascinating with a complete anti-government candidates running the government. i am so excited to see what rand hall does. i can not wait for what he does. i am glad he got elected because i want to see -- i want to see how he's going to govern. if he does an amazing job there is your leader. >> thank you very much. before we end i want to bring this to a very different light. those of you sitting in the front can see the shoes. gl has the latest greatest sneakers and i pray for meghan mccain in those high heels. they are wonderful. they have been wonderful. >> thank you for coming out. [applause] >> megh

bush speechwriter, said that sarah palin pastas addition was 6.sarh palin -- -- sarah palin's video was ronald reagan and spiro agnew. >> sorry, i don't buy that description. it is cute but it does not do anything for me. charles scott hammer said -- charles krauthammer said that after the election, seven polish and go back to alaska and read -- sarah palin should go back to alaska and read. that is good advice to take . the use of "blood libel," is out of ignorance. i don't think she understood the concept that is about. the reason that they made the connection, wrongly, sarah palin to the shootings is because of some of the imagery she used in her own political rhetoric. it is not unique to talk about prosser's and targets and things like that, but when you say we will resort to second and then in response -- second amendment response, but don't retreat, remote, you'll have that immediately come to mind -- don't retreat, reload, you will have that immediately come to mind. was she unfairly attacked? yes. but she has this problem of going too far, and she went to far with that stain of

g shows like sarah palin's alaska. what's the category? best political theater. i'm going give to the glenn beck's restoring honor rally. it was astonishing that he was able to mobilize hundreds of thousands of people to come on >> motor. >> jon stewart and steven colbert gathering a quarter of a million people in washington to celebrate the end of anger in politics. >> we'll look forward to that. >> best political theater, christine o'donnell's television ad during the delaware senate race where she declares, quote, i'm not a witch, unquote. we haven't heard accusations of witchcraft as an issue in a u.s. senate race ever before this. best political theater. okay, worst political theater, pat. >> i've got one that will surprise you. i'm not a witch, john, i'm you. [ laughter ] >> i had the same one for worst political theater. much as i admire christine o'donnell and wanted to see her in the united states senate. >> eleanor. >> worst theater, sarah palin killing bambi and bludgeoning the halibut, and at the risk of mixing my met that force or my fish, she jumped

they are all pointing at sarah palin. president obama said -- they bring a knife to a fight, we bring a gun. during the fort hood shootings everyone said not to rush and i do not think that that is what he was thinking of when he used this, and metaphor. i really think that people should not jump to condemn politicians or activists on either side. i would say that the same is true of movements on the left in america. millions of citizens organizing themselves with very little violence over the last few years. shouting and heckling. movements, are these movements run by an same individuals? they can be. does that mean that the environmental movement is illegitimate? or that anyone who supports the legislation should be scrutinized? and though. should we be careful about our rhetoric? yes. comparing politics to war? perhaps. this guy was not reading political web sites. caller: good morning. let me take a step back here. something that has happened in this country is -- number one, we have discovered that barack obama is a

sarah palin no escuchara sus mentiras, sarah palin va al sur a cazar apestosos, los metera a todos en a washington todo estara frio como el infierno." --el sur, serian los los estados de mississippi, luisiana, alabama, etcetera ... donde prevalecen los latinos y afroamerican os. =stop for open= cu debe de pagarle el club america al futbolista salvador cabaÑas, por todo el tiempo en que el paraguayo no pudo jugar, por haber sido baleado?... que opina. take vo cu ---hemos llegado al final de este noticiero. ---gracias por su participacion y su sintonia, no veremos maÑana a las 6 de la tarde con cesar bayona. ---yo soy blanca garza, que descanse...ten ga usted, buenas

believe me, sarah palin gets it. people are willing to sacrifice, get up extra early, be the best they can be. at the end of the day, live within their means and be providers of jobs. be providers of quality life. >> people like sarah palin are all on the government dole going out and bitching about people wanting to get on the government dole. please. every one of them is on the government money. >> from a campaign perspective, she has two problems. one is as independent voters, you know, the more independent voters -- she has high negatives among independent voters. i was doing polling in new hampshire. every day she spent, independent voters moved away from. right now, there is no gender gap for her right now. something we seldom see with women candidates. women tend to want to vote for women. right now, gender gap isn't really impacting her. it's real problematic. hillary clinton had this big push early on in the primaries because she had a huge gender gap. we don't see that right now happening with sarah palin i

you're a huge fan of sarah palin. >> i'm a huge fan of sarah palin. both literally and figuratively. >> do you think she can be president in 2012? >> way too early to know. right now, no. >> do you think she would make a good president? >> she's on her way to being a good leader. she's coming from the street. she's coming from the we, the people, rank and file. she makes sense when she talks. she says all the right things. she's sincere. she's knowledgeable. she's articulate. she's damned good looking. plus she kills moose. what can go wrong? >> do you think she could be a good president? >> it's too early to tell. right now if we had a vote today, i couldn't vote for sarah palin. and i love her. >> even though she's so good looking you couldn't vote for her? >> nothing to do with it, roseanne. >> what do you think of her? >> i think she's a loon and i think she's kind of a traitor to this country. she would love to erase the line between church and state. which i think this country was founded on and should never be trifled with in any way. >> i hear

richard waters and sarah lacey. if you can land the cta contract, you have got this giant currency that can be used for other things. this could really make your company? >> yes. it absolutely could. we like mas transit. it is something we do extremely well. it is a high volume of users transacting every day. >> why not go with visa or mastercard? >> visa and mastercard are great, but there is a huge segment of mass transit riders that are unbanked or underbanked or otherwise don't have access to electronic payments or financial services that is a big deal. upwards of 50% of riders chicago, boston, new york, san francisco are unbanked. for different reasons, cultural reasons they might be immigrants. it is a big part of serving urban communities. >> i spent the last couple of years traveling in emerging world. in nairobi you can get in a cab and pay your cab fare. it is amazing these other countries have made because there wasn't a big, lucrative middle and upper class so in order to build a business in india or afr

sarah palin is a leader i am not getting behind it. >> i don't consider sarah palin the leader but i just think that -- >> with all respect, do you know who the leader is? >> no because it is grass roots. basically the whole thing seems to be go back to the constitution, stop trembling the constitution. stop spending so much money that no one can repay. >> i am as frustrated as you are. i completely agree. i feel like the republican party better start listening to what the people are saying. there is a message and the republican party has the ability to put that forward. i honestly think the potential to happen is we will throw everybody out. i don't think it will just the republicans. we will get to a place and then politics will really be fascinating. complete anti-government candidates are running the government. i am so excited to see what rand paul does. i cannot wait to see what he does. i am glad he got elected for no other reason than i want to see what this tea party message -- i want to see how he governs. if he does an amazing job then there is the leader. >> thank you so

i'll concede maybe sarah palin, but really?ean compared to the other folks who might be running? i think i compare favorably. >> reporter: pawlenty's wife mary is a lawyer and former judge and have been married for 23 years. >> i thought he was funny. i thought he was warm and engaging and all of those kind of things and i thought he was completely terrific. and over time we became friends first and then started dating after that. >> i thought she was really hot, terry. i still do. >> reporter: they've got two teenage daughters and share a devout evangelical christian faith. >> you both know where your hope comes from. you both know that's a cornerstone of who you are and what you believe and in times of great challenge you know where you're going to turn as a team and we both turn to god. >> reporter: if tim pawlenty runs, when he runs, it'll be all uphill for him and he knows it. >> life is hard. you know, you know, if this were easy, if the only object of the exercise is who has the most money or who is the most well known t

they are all pointing at sarah palin.resident obama said -- they bring a knife to a fight, we bring a gun. during the fort hood shootings everyone said not to rush and i do not think that that is what he was thinking of when he used this, and metaphor. i really think that people should not jump to condemn politicians or activists on either side. i would say that the same is true of movements on the left in america. millions of citizens organizing themselves with very little violence over the last few years. shouting and heckling. movements, are these movements run by an same individuals? they can be. does that mean that the environmental movement is illegitimate? or that anyone who supports the legislation should be scrutinized? and though. should we be careful about our rhetoric? yes. comparing politics to war? perhaps. this guy was not reading political web sites. caller: good morning. let me take a step back here. something that has happened in this country is -- number one, we have discovered that barack obama is a di

>> well sarah palin's response was tone deaf and foolish like most of the things sarah palin has said done over the past couple years. but sarah palin on the other hand was explicitly... palin was placed in kind of an impossible position, right? you had people saying basically that, well, she needs to say something about this killing that actually didn't have anythingo do with really anything that she said and then she said something about it and they said "well, she's trying to steal the spotlight" and so on. again, sarah palin is not... you know, she's... (laughs) she's not a... um... a great states woman, i would say, at this moment in american political life. i think that's fair to say. but i also don't think she's... you know, she's not responsible for what happened in tucson and an awful lot of people wanted to talk as if she was. >> but here's the... i agree with sean about civility and violence, that is the key distinction. but in the middlehere's this area where your language and your ideas are so dehumanizing and delegitimizing of the other side. for example, the idea that g

sarah palin stirring up a b rand-new controversy just a couple of hours ago.a message on f acebook. it's tied to that tragedy in tucson, arizona. >>> also, the news conference ended just a couple of moments ago. this it detailed a new facebook feature that could help save lives. a new survey of the nation's public schools, the grade that california received. >>> welcome back. just a short time ago, sarah palin posted an almost e ight- minute video on her facebook page. it condemns those who blame political rhetoric for the s hooting in tucson rs, arizona. paul chambers is live. what are you hearing? >> reporter: along with that eight-minute video she also has a written statement about -- she also talked about how she was heartbroken about the tragic events and she said the media handling the tragic events was irresponsible attempting to lay blame within the event. >> especially within hours of a tragedy unfolding. journalists and pundits should not manufacture a blood libel that serves only to incite the hatred they purport to condemn. that's reprehensible. >>

that is reprehensible. >> sarah palin there on facebook. president obama did not respond to that specifically but he did allude to the tone of political debate. he said when the time -- it is important to pause and make sure we are talking with each other in a way that heals, not in a way that wounds. >> flash floods and landslides have killed more than to a hundred 30 people in southeastern brazil. 23 -- -- 230 people in brazil. >> fleeing for their lives from the force of nature. this is where devastating mud slides have ripped through the town, laying waste to human lives and property. many people died here. for those who survive, their houses have been left uninhabitable. >> i came to my granddaughter's house. i do not know what will become a bus. >> across the area, rescue teams have used heavy machinery and shovels and their bare hands to dig through tons of mud and debris. the task facing the authorities, since they have appealed to the military for help. >> the state governor has requested the need to give us some of their helicopte

preeti arla is in washington for us. >> reporter: sarah palin is known for her sayings. we heard many in the past like don't retreat, reload. now she's been drawn into the debate over heated political rhetoric in the aftermath of the tucson shooting. she hasn't had much to say until now and it's created quite a stir. >> we know violence isn't the answer. when we take up our arms, we're talking about our vote. >> reporter: in the eight-minute video posted online, palin defends herself against critics who've accused her of using inflammatory, even violent words and imagery in last year's campaign, especially a map that used what appears to be the crosshairs of a gun to target some democrats, including gabrielle giffords. >> acts of monstrous criminality stand on their own. they begin and end with the criminals who commit them. not collectively, with all the citizens of a state. not with those who listen to talk radio, not with maps of swing districts. journalists and pundits should not manufacture a blood libel that serves only to incite the very hatred and violence that t

sarah palin. people are curious. her reality show is incredibly popular and her daughter is on dancing with the stars. they have safe rated the media. this is everyone wanting her. there's a need people need to feel. i say she's a drug that the media needs a hit from. this is not my doing. i'm not particularly interested anymore. whether or not she's my father's legacy, we need to be concerned about america's legacy. i think she is running for president right now. i'm personally about belief. i've been in politics long enough to know she's running. america needs to decide and republicans need to decide where we are going from here. i think my father is a rock star, and i think god forbid the day he's no longer here, i think his legacy will stand on his own. [applause] >> thanks for coming. you have been delightful. it's terrific. what books and magazines do you read? it's a trick question. [laughter] >> you know, it's amazing i get asked this question all the time. it's like somehow i would not know the answer to tha

while sarah palin's "alaska" may not return for another season, fear not, sarah palin fans, because whenevercloses, inevitably, another door uncloses. >> sarah palin's alaska. harsh terrain. extreme physical challenges. the struggle for survival. a land where ferocity knows no limits. a land sarah pail season sick of. this spring, the palins say good-bye alaska. and hello the beach. sarah palin's i [ bleep ] hate alaska. coming soon to tlc. >> jimmy: now that i would watch. we have a good show tonight. on the show, scott foley is here tonight. we have music from far east movement. we'll be right back with cameron diaz so stick around. ♪ [ bells jingling ] [ snorting ] [ gasps ] ♪ [ female announcer ] too many holiday treats? [ snorting ] ♪ take the special k challenge, with so many ways to lose up to six pounds in two weeks. what will you gain when you lose? get started at specialk.com. [ wife ] that's good. that's 3 hours. it says my freshman roommate's name is jake. she sounds nice. it says it's a self portrait. really? [ guy ] it says he's david paymer. oh, okay. yeah. [ kid ] it says you

you'll see a class divide in 2012 particularly if sarah palin runs. does well in that professional republican new you. i call them managers. you have people like palin and mike huckabee and maybe rick perry if he wants to come out of austin who will be stronger with national conservatives. you don't have a candidate in the republican field who can unite these two wings of the party and that's why you see no one at 20% in your survey. >> tim pawlenty and newt gingrich say republicans shouldn't vote to raise the debt ceiling. sarah palin comes up so often. our poll indicated her likability is a problem. positive rating at 27%. negatives are high at 49%. where does she stand now? >> i think that she's had a bad couple of weeks. i think that her reaction to tucson was particularly bad, and i think she's moving herself to the fringe but it's a fringe that's occupied by probably half of the republican caucus in the house right now. if you look at the economic program they're putting forward, i think it would be pretty much in line with the way palin sees th

sarah palin was literally under attack on her facebook page, threat levels to her escalated to the pointhat her people began to talk to security -- >> because of that ad. gwen: well, she had put up on her web site these targets -- she had targeted gabrielle giffords. >> and let's gabrielle giffords did a tv interview with msnbc a year ago in which she talked about thatsite and mentioned sarah palin by name and said she waird -- worried about the consequences of these kinds of actions. granted, there seems to be no connection, or no evidence that loughner knew about that but once you have a member of congress say in front of a tv camera, "i worry about that sort of thing," and lo and behold she gets shot in the head, it gets complicated and you have to explain to the reader owe -- or the listener -- gwen: in fairness, that didn't have -- happen for a couple days. >> i think most media outlets did lay this out as clearly as they could. a number of more partisan groups jumped on it. >> which is partly a reflection of the political environment in which we operate. mainstream media is one thi

palin joined the frey. >> that is reprehensible. >> reporter: in a nearly eight- minute video, sarah palin defended herself against critics who have accused her of using inflammatory, even violent words and images in last year's campaign, especially a map that used the crosshairs of a gunsight to target some democrats, including gabrielle giffords. today, palin said it's not she but her critics who are inciting violence. >> journalists and pundits should not manufacture a blood libel that serves only to incite the very hatred and violence that they purport to condemn. >> reporter: she ignited a new controversy by using the term "blood libel" that refer to allegations from the middle ages that jews murdered christian children to use their blood in religious ceremonies. >> jews have paid a terrible price. they were accused falsely. their children were murdered because of these libels. >> some say it was straight out of sarah palin's political playbook. >> and she will often make her case in the most explicit, most inflammatory, most attention- getting way that's possible. >> reporter:

palin ♪ she won't listen to them ♪ sarah palin ♪ coming south to hunt some skunk ♪ ♪ sarah palin ♪ she'llhington ♪ ♪ it will be cold as hell >> jimmy: i think they're right on that. now, here's the thing. simon would never have sent them to hollywood, but j.lo did. it was not -- the production values weren't great, but in fairness, that was just the first half of the song. the second half is when things really get good. ♪ oh yeah ♪ sarah palin ♪ went to town ♪ riding on a pony ♪ shot a moose right in its heart ♪ ♪ and made it into bologna ♪ sarah palin ♪ tasty cotton candy ♪ oh yeah that's what i'm talking about. >> jimmy: nobody parties like the tea party. [ applause ] no one. by the way, i like to give credit, that was our van driver ed in that performance. the role of his life. he drives and sings. this is kind of unpleasant. a tucson area taco restaurant has plans to start serving tacos filled with lion meat. just when you think arizona is tapped out of crazy, they roar back with a vengeance. some people are very upset that they're serving lion. but i don't know. maybe we should be ea

towards sarah palin. >> there was some question whether he would allude to this. he said that it was the memory of those who died that made him speak on this subject that americans could do better. he invoked scripture quite a bit and talk about the moral values. he talked about out at a time when politics and public discourse was most polarized and when people are all too eager to lay the blame of all of the problems with the world at the feet of people who live differently than us, it is differently for us -- the people have been wondering if they take from this that has entered into american politics in the past year or not may have played a part in the actions of the alleged gunmen. the president did not go that far. he did say that this was a very loud debate at the moment. he said the only way that america can face the challenges is by a more honest public discourse. he has not come into this debate at all but a this is a very thoughtful way for him to take a stand on this issue. i am sure that he will have very strong reactions to this speech. president oba

. >>> and later this hour, sarah palin breaks her silence on the shootings in tucson. how her comments today have sparked even more controversy. >>> plus, our coverage continues online with president obama's address in its entirety. just look for the u.s. news tab. >>> san jose police released surveillance video of a hit and run incident that injured a 15- year-old girl on saturday. on the top right of the screen the video shows a car striking the girl as she crosses camden avenue. she is still hospitalized. bliss would like anyone with information about the hit and run to please contact them and you can get another look at that surveillance video on our website ktvu.com. just look for the video viewer on the home page. >>> a san francisco man is a free man tonight after spending 18 years in prison. 40-year-old connolly's murder convictions were thrown out after it was determined the star witness in the case lied on the stand and police detectives knew it. ktvu's is live now at san francisco's hall of justice with more on what this reversal means for other murder cases

sarah palin took down her chart with the crosshairs.n you see that footage of gabrielle giffords many months ago when that target list first went up saying how it made her feel, i think we -- i think there will be self-restraint on the part of politicians, and i look forward to that. >> monica? >> i think it was a good, well- modulated speech. i think the tone was perfectly appropriate, and i do think this was the presidential moment for him because really for the first time in two years, he spoke on behalf of all of the american people, not just on behalf of his party. not just on behalf of the left, but really spoke on behalf of all of us. so i think it was an important moment. i do think he missed two opportunities. the first one is i think he waited too long to deliver the message. i know the memorial service was scheduled for wednesday, but he could have come out on sunday or monday with a message to his own side telling them to cut it out when they were drawing the very sort of malicious and vicious lie that somehow conservative t

the officials freed sarah in september of last year. since then she has worked tirelessly. >> our two loved ones are still there. and it has been a ridiculously long time. 547 days. >> reporter: more than 80 artists donated their work tonight for a silent auction. it will go to pay for travel, legal fees and translation services and the other mounting costs associated with trying to free the others. his brother was on hand tonight and told me the ongoing support from the community is helping his family through what has been a year and a half long nightmare. >> this has been beyond any more so far. the spirit is going to cross the atlantic ocean and the mountains and go into their cells. it is really going to give them the strength to continue. as families it gives us the strength to fight on. >> reporter: now, the auction here is just winding down. organizers of tonight's event says the financial strains this on the family members. they are taking considerable time off work to try to win their release. live in san francisco, christian k

president obama pays tribute to the victims of the arizona shooting, sarah palin goes on line. >> journalists and pundits should not manufacture of blood libel that serves only to incite the very hatred and violence that they purport to condemn here ye. >> my mother has lock eyeyes. she got them from my father, too. >> the muslim cosmic who now hol's no-holds or comedy is making jokes at his own expense. >> hello, and river levels peaked in australia's third largest city, flood levels have not reached the level that government officials predicted. it is 3 feet below the worst projections. the city center commercial area has largely been spare, but around 25,000 homes are partially or totally flooded and dozens of people are missing. the premier is talking about a once in a century disaster. >> brisbone is now being deluged by the river that gave it its name. australia's third biggest city with little to the offense against the surging water. local tv crews spotted the first signs of the central business district finally relenting. >> it is extraordinary to watch the water flow into the city.

"sarah palin's alaska" will not be back for a second season. according to people.com.alin's show had 3 million viewers each week on tlc. something the show is an indicator that palin decided to run for president in 2012. >>> straight ahead we'll have your weather forecast. and in sports, a wild weekend of wild card games in the nfl playoffs. i have astigmatism. so my old contact lenses would sometimes move out of place and blur my vision. my eye doctor said there's great news for people with astigmatism. acuvue® oasys for astigmatism. he said it's the only lens of its kind designed to realign naturally with every blink and created with hydraclear® plus. i'm seeing more clearly, crisply, comfortably, all day long. now life doesn't have to be a blur. [ male announcer ] learn more at acuvue.com. acuvue® oasys for astigmatism. [ male announcer ] learn more at acuvue.com. t 5 , [ giggles ] hey, max. [ announcer ] you can help significantly extend your dog's healthy years. a groundbreaking 14-year study by purina... proves that puppy chow, then dog chow nutrition, fed proper

and so when sarah palin's book "going rogue" came out, there's a whole page in there about how sarah palin had done, was going around, had been going around the country talking about how great geraldine ferraro was, and geraldine ferraro had called her up to thank her for all these shoutouts on the campaign be trail. so anyway, so i called geraldine ferraro back and said, well, you know, her account's a little different than yours, so she repeated the story to me as she had the first time, so i was satisfied to put it in the book be. but sarah palin, very attractive person, has a lot of energy, you know, i don't see how anyone can't like her. i watched her show the other night. i saw her stand up to the grizzly bear. but she can tell some whoppers, that's all i can say. the woman does know some whoppers. [laughter] anybody have any other questions they'd like to ask? okay. well, i hope you enjoyed the evening, and i'll go over there and sign some books. [applause] thank everybody for coming. >> kim eisler is the national editor for the washingtonian magazine. he's the author of sever

take vo ---- ademas: despues de la tragedia de tucson, sarah palin hace declaraciones que molestan a muchisima gente, sobre lo que sucedio y por que .... ---- comienza ya el unico noticiero del norte de california en el que la audiencia hispana opina en vivo !!!!! take sot full ===en vivo, cubriendo toda el area de la bahia, noticiero telemundo 48 a las seis pm, primero en la noticia==== cu - anchor noti intro --- que tal , muy buenas tardes ... feliz jueves !!!! y bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 a las seis, les saluda cesar bayona... --- gracias a quienes se preocuparon por mi, afortunadame nte estoy muy bien de salud y feliz de volver a entrar en cada una de sus casas ... ---- la tragedia de tucson nos ocupa hoy. ---- vamos a hablar de lo ultimo, y sobre unas declaracione s de sarah palin al respecto ... que cayeron mal. ---pero primero ..... nos vamos a las noticias--- comenzamos con otra exclusiva !!!! cu ----- la policia de san jos nos acaba de confirmar que finalmente dejar de remolcar los vehculos de personas que manejen sin licencia.. take vo ---- despus de semanas de an

left wingers trying to blame it on right wing, tea party, sarah palin. right wingers trying to fight back and defend themselves against what was really an outrageous charge. but the reality is that that settled pretty quickly when we learned the history. and i thought the president's speech put it on a different tone. i think we have a chance, even though a couple of days later, i think we have a chance to do the same thing that we did after september 11. you know, it moved me greatly that christina greene was born on september 11. i feel a personal connection to her-- her granddad was a manager of the mets and the yankees, as well. and this young lady was very taken by the fact that she was born on september 11. so maybe now, we can learn things from it. i think there's a real opportunity to try to have more civil discourse. although the lack of civil discourse wasn't the cause of this, as some people thought. the benefits we can get from civil discourse will allow us to solve a problem like this, which i believe, if we want to be perfectly logical abou

sarah palin's first test. how did she do? the first results from new hampshire tonight. >>> the road back. he was shot three times in the brain and recovered. tonight he takes us through the gruelling rehab facing gabrielle giffords. >>> the woman who brought christina green to the safeway store. she sits down with bob woodruff. >>> field of dreams. what is in this mud? the ingredient that creates so many football stars in the poorest part of the country. >> good evening, we are a nation of blue states tonight. we're not talking politics. frigid arctic air is gripping much of the country, the kind of bitter cold that can be life threatening. the big chill spreads from coast to coast even down to the gulf. much of america will wake up to temperatures below freezing. in parts of nearly 20 states it will be below zero and there's not much relief from this cruel winter in sight. >>> we begin with linsey davis braving the cold in boston tonight. good evening. >> good evening. it is currently 24 degrees in boston, but it only goes

very few of them household names except for perhaps newt gingrich, sarah palin and mitt romney.my, the iowa caucus is supposed to start in just over one year. none of these guys have declared. what's wrong with them? >> that's right. come on. don't you know we're bored right now? and that's their point, which is there is sort of a collective sense among republicans that i talk to that 2008 started way too early. we don't want to start it this early and we're not going to let you and these guys around, news people, dictate to us. >> you too. >> yeah, me, right, just because i'm bored doesn't mean that we have to start. >> george, who do you like? who is the strongest nominee of the ones i mentioned or if there's one that i didn't mention. >> how many people remember that huckabee got more delegates than romney got. huckabee won iowa. i believe the president's secret weapon may be the republican nominating electorate because there is one person high in the polls, sarah palin, who cannot be elected because she cannot compete where elections are decided in the color counties around

president obama for his speech in tuson for trying to bring the country together, but you criticize sarah palin for her video for focussing on the media's attack against her. you also criticized her for avoiding unscripted situations, when she's dealing with the press. for instance, the video was eight minutes and simply a video she puts out. you say if she doesn't open herself up, she will never be president. >> this is what i feel. people learn the most about you in campaigns about how you might govern. the way they learn about that is unscripted moments where you're not handle and told what to say. when you react to things like this. this isn't a criticism of her, but an observation. in the interview with "new york times," they asked what i thought about the various candidates. they brought up her name. i said about all candidates you learn about them in the unscripted moments. if you avoid the unscripted moments i don't think the american people will trust their instincts about whether you, in fact, would make a good president or not. >> chris: you say you agree with the president we

sarah varney, reporter with kqed

>> sarah palin's name is not in the index. she has not been that important to alaska's history.m beginning my book with the glaciers of 1879 when ecotourism started providing an alternative to saving the beauty of alaska's, protection of polar bears and the caribou herds. that started coming about against the extremes of the gold rush and copper russia's. now there was a timber and now it is oil. it has always been a group of artists and eccentrics, sometimes the federal government who said we want to save these special scenic places as heirlooms for our grandchildren. this is the story of this eclectic group i tell of the photographer and walt disney who started doing documentaries on wildlife in alaska's, joining forces with dwight eisenhower. sarah palin has famously said, "drill, baby, drill," it was dwight eisenhower who wanted to save the wildlife refuge. there is a real story about these wilderness detection pioneers environmentalists that i tell about in this book. it has unlikely heroes ranging from eisenhower to walt disney. tavis: juxtapose what you started to do a mo

if sarah palin is the leader, i'm not getting behind it. >> well, i don't consider sarah palin the leader. but i think that -- >> do you have have? with all respect do you know who the leader is? >> no. that's because it is grassroots. basically the whole things seems to be get the -- you know, go back to the constitution, stop trampling the constitution, stop spending so much money that no one can repay. >> listen, i'm as frustrated as you are. i completely agree. >> i just feel like the republican party better start listening to what some of the people are saying. you know, there is a message. and the republican party has the ability to put that forward. >> i think what's going to happen, i honestly think the potential to happen that we are going to throw everybody out. i don't think it's just going to be republicans. i think we're going to get to a place. then politics will really be fascinates when complete antigovernment candidates are running the government. i am so excited to see what rand paul does. i cannot wait. i'm glad that he got elected. i want to see the libertarianism, if