. >>> la policía de san francisco detuvo a scott michell que entró con vehículo y todo en las líneasvimos, dijeron que el tipo andaba borracho. >>> comperecieron ante un tribunal el adolescente de 14 años que violó y asaltó a 2 mujres, piensan juzgarlo como adultos. >>> el esposo de judith nazo, drogo a su esposa para ser violada por otros hombres mientras miraba. >> un hombre murió en un un accidetente automovilístico por no respetar un semaforo en rojo. >> el el departamento de policía . de san francisco esperan buen comportamieento ante el encuentro deportivo,si los ve por favor sapear la policía pide a la ciudadanía que si alguien tiene información de este caso; favor de informar. >>> va a estar el 25 % de policías trabajando, civiles y afueras del cadorsi park. >>> unos de los precandidatos de la presidencia, rick, comparaó a indocumentados con delincuentes. >> fue apoyado por mitt rodmey,. >> rick perry, anunció que abandona la contienda. <>>> desde carolina del sur, el ex aspirante dijo que no era viable para el >. >>> greengish, su esposa, este le ofreció un matrimonio abiert

scott sanchez: before we start, i am pleased to introduce michelle stahlhut. she joined us in may and focuses mainly on wireless use. she is initially from indiana, but has lived in chicago and beijing. she received her master's in planning from the university of wisconsin, madison, where she focused on land use improvement and planning. after moving to california, she worked for san jose, working on planning and green building, but left to live in china for two years. she started in september. i am pleased to introduce michelle. welcome and thank you. >> of the afternoon, commissioners. before you is the conditional use authorization proposed by at&t to install a new wireless telecommunications service facility at 1408 california st.. it proposes a up to nine panel antennas located on the rooftop of a five-story 37-unit apartment building with ground- floor retail. that set back from the edge of the building by 5 feet deep, which makes them invisible from the primary for a son of the building. this is a location preference 6 site, which requires an alternativ

michelle bachmann trailing far behind. stay with abc 7 news for complete coverage of the iowa caucuses. scott thuman will have live reports from their coming up later today. >>> project's primary will likely stay a two-man race. yesterday the attorney general said that he will not try to change the rules that kept others off the ballot. both candidates failed to get 10,000 signatures from registered voters. but state gop leaders say the candidates new rules even if critics call them too strict. only mitt romney and ron paul raised the necessary number of signatures. >>> president obama is addressing supporters in tuesday night. this comes hours after his hawaiian vacation ends. the first family leave honolulu today. yesterday they celebrated the new year by learning some family history. he took his wife and daughter to his grandfather's grave as well as a museum featuring an exhibit of works by his mother. >>> los angeles police are turning to the public for help in solving an arson spree. last night investigators released this surveillance video that shows the man who they say is a person of

scott. this year, she was michele bachmann's campaign treasurer. >> my goal is when they put their head on ther my purview. >> reporter: she may fly under the public radar, but in political circles watkins is on many a speed dial. john zarrella, cnn, tampa. >>> checking stories across the country now. >> one, two, three! >> near charleston, north carolina, a homecoming ceremony and it survived four bombings in world war ii. tours will begin in april. >>> and in arkansas, a woman is being sued over a million dollar lotto ticket that she pulled from a trash can. the store owner says that the winnings are hers because there was a do not take sign on the trash can that day. >>> and which american city is the most literate? washington, two years in a row. seattle number two. third place, minneapolis. the study by the central connecticut state university looked at several factors including education levels and the number of bookstores and libraries. >>> well, it was a surprising confession from pat sajak. a.j. hammer is joining us live from new york. i guess he liked to tip that flask a little too o

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scott, "happening now" rolls our way. jon: breaking news in the race for the white house. michelleence for 12 minutes from now. word is she is suspending her campaign. we will take you to her appearance for what could be her exit from the race. it comes as a nailbiter of a night in iowa is finally over. we'll talk about rom no's ver romney's victory. ron paul's surge. we'll talk with journalists from three states coming up next, new hampshire, south carolina, and florida. iran, how close are we getting to doing war with that country after some iranian threats. john bolton weighs in. bill: michelle bachmann comes the way at the top of the hour. we'll bring that to you live. also rick santorum stealing part of the show last night. can he do it again, maybe a repeat performance? [applause] or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout into a lump sum of cash today. crisp, clear, untouched. that's why there's brita, to make the water we drink, taste a little more, perfect. reduce lead and other impurities with the adva

first, michele bachman, followed by newt gingrich. later, and look inside the scottus training, followed by mitt romney at a campaign stop in clive, iowa. michele bachman is interviewed by " des moines register." she said water boarding against terrorists may be uncomfortable but does not kill anyone. the newspaper invited each candidate to be interviewed. from november, this is just over an hour. >> good afternoon. i am editor and vice president of news here at "des moines register." we are honored to have the republican congressional candidate from the sixth district of minnesota, michele bachmann begich thank you for being with us today. this is our editorial board. he will be spending some time talking about the issues of important for the state of iowa and around the country. we know you have been involved in the campaign. thank you very much for being here and spending time with us today. >> thank you. i appreciate it. >> we would like to give the floor for a few minutes to give an opening statement about what you're seeing, hearing, and how you are interacting

campaign, scott, does not regard the underfunded santorum or the libertarian ron paul as serious contenders for the nomination, and the former speaker expects that over time some supporters of michele bachmann will come his way because he's more in tune with them than romney. >> pelley: dean, thanks very much. texas congressman ron paul is polling second, but a distant second in new hampshire. his support last night came from young people, and from first-time caucus voters. people who said that the federal budget worries them the most. rick perry came in fifth in iowa, and last night he said he was reconsidering his campaign. but today he said he's staying in, and he'll focus on south carolina. joining us now for some insight into all of this is bob schieffer, our chief washington correspondent and anchor at "face the nation." bob, you can't make too much of the results from one state. but what does it mean when you have two republicans who are so different in a dead heat? >> well, and don't forget you have ron paul in there, too, scott, because what you have here, you have mitt romney, who got about a quarter of the vote, that's what he keeps showing up in the national polls, but

public profile and been a candidate we get no more michele bachmann kissing on the aisle which is a drag. the president refusing to let go, there is scott brown of massachusetts. i think probably both as a gesture of kindness and strategic one upsman ship. we are expecting as the president greets the chief justice, john roberts, we're expecting to see the president able to talk, i believe one-on-one with gabrielle giffords coming in the chamber. >> there is only five justices i see justice thomas recused himself. >> justice thomas did recuse himself, that's right. >> president greeting chairman of the joint chiefs, the army chief of staff. >> i can tell you having scheduled this for a president we never put enough time in for how long it will take to actually get, you would think a short distance, but you never can calculate how long a president will take to shake hands because it's totally at his discretion, you try to warn him you're on a schedule and deadline and the networks and they do what they want to do. >> here's the president approaching gabby giffords. >> wow. >> a very long embrace between the president and gabby giffords an

scott. jon: along with jenna lee. i will introduce you. jenna: here in the fox newsroom. michele bachmann is set to step to the podium any moment now. as jon was talking about what a difference a few months make. she won the iowa straw poll last summer but came in dead last in the caucuses last night among the candidates competing there. she said on this program she was going to south carolina. she had the media advisory, a couple of events wednesday and thursday but now the news this morning she is going to suspend her campaign, at least for now. jon: you see the podium waiting for the minnesota congresswoman to make this announcement. let's go to the winners in iowa first. mitt romney, rick santorum, ron paul in the top tier. the race very, very tight. just eight votes separating romney and a surging santorum. >> rick did i think a heroic job going across the entire state. devoted his energies to the state of iowa. during the same time period i've been building a national campaign team going to the a bunch of states and of course pulledding a fund-raising organization that will

michel hazanavicius looks at materially days of hollywood. set in 1927 at the dawn of the talkies, the movie looks at silent film making and the transition into sound. tony scott of e "new york times" alls "the artist" an irresistible reminder of nearly everything that makes the movies great. here is the trailer for "the artist." >> rose: joining me are the film's stars jean dujardin and berenice bejo, also the director michel hazanavicius, i am pleased to have them here at this table for the first time to talk about this moe that everybody is talking about. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: here's what's great for me. between the time that you had the inspiration for this but didn't think you were ready to make it you went out and made good films, commercially and artistically, then decided "i'm ready." was it a hard sell for you? >> well, i was the first one to convince. i had to convince myself. because everybody says to you it's not a movie to make, it's impossible to finance, impossible to make and to have made these two movies you just kindly talk about it gives me some self-confidence and i thought, okay, if i don't do it now i will never do it so i took

scott brown victory. >> rose: she was up set that they didn't see that coming because it endangered their health care. >> that, and one other really key thing, michelle obama has always seen her husband as a transform difficult politician. she, there are times in the past in chicago where she could bare leigh bring herself to even call him a politician. she wanted, her attitude was basically if you are going to go into politics, you can't be like everybody else. you have to be bigger, better, more noble. >>ose: and she's also said that losing isn't the worst thing in the life. >> exactly. she is hard to understand because she is a skeptic but she's also an idealist at the same time. and so when he is making these health care deals at the end of 2009, and voters, really changes voters perception of barack obama. we know from the polling in the massachusetts race that they began to see him as an ode politician, you know, the white house aidees said that's just what she could not live with. and so you know, the funny thing is that michelle obama in the end is like a lot of democrats on the outside, right. because she had these lofty expectations for the

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