. >> mayor scott smith of mesa, arizona, was there during the conversation in phoenix.disputes brewer's story about president obama being tense and running off after the conversation, cutting her short. talking points memos reports mayor smith said, "there was no sense that he was running to or from anything. in fact, he said the president stayed and had a pleasant conversation with smith, who's a republican, and phoenix mayor greg stanton, a democrat." what does this tell you? >> again, it tells us that governor brewer is trying to play with the facts in order to enhance this photo opportunity. >> and then she does the media tour. >> exactly. >> she's doing the grandstanding all of this. that picture, i think, despicable, and i don't care who the president is, no president deserves to be put in that position, and for her to say that she felt threatened, right next to air force one and all of the security teams and all of the media, she felt threatened? what did she think president obama was going to do? >> right, what is he going to do? is he going to hit you? do you t

jobs. >> you know, elizabeth kautz is the former president of this organization, a republican, scott smith, a republican, both supporting as do the rest of the mayors here, work force development. the u.s. chamber of commerce, the afl-cio, virtually the entire business community understands how important it is for us to train people for the jobs of the new economy for the jobs where there's growth, and yet, this is another cut and another failure that the congress is engaged in. one last speaker, and then i'll do a couple spanish points. don recently reelected to his 7th? >> eighth. [laughter] >> oh, wow. >> let me thank him for his logical explanations of the problems we face, and in my opinion the logical solutions, but what we have not talkedded about, i think, is important, and i want to tell a little story here of a congressman from the midwest who stood up just within the last year and told people in his district, hundred, a few hundred people there. the problem in washington today is that there's too many people trying to help keep the ship from sinking, and when the partisan politi

equipping them for new jobs. >> you no the former president of this organization, a republican, scott smith, a republican, both supporting as do the to the rest of the mayors here workforce development. the u.s. chamber of commerce, the afl-cio virtually the entire business community understands how important it is for us to train people for the jobs of the new economy for the jobs where there is growth and yet, this is another cut and another failure for congress to engage in. we will have one last speaker and we will do a couple of spanish points. don's wallach, newly reelected to his district. seven, my god, eight years. [laughter] >> it let me thank mayor villaraigosa for his logical explanation of the problems that we face and in my opinion the logical solutions, but what we haven't talked about i think is important and i want to tell a little story here about a congressman from the midwest who stood up, this was in the last year and told people in his district, a few hundred people there, the problem in washington today is that there are too many people trying to help keep the ship fr

i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. this is "the fox report."it's it's going down to the wire in south carolina. even tonight on primary eve, some voters say they still have not made up their minds. check this out. undecided was actually beating rick perry with 6% before he got out of race yesterday. that's according to an automated rasmussen survey. dead heat at the top, analysts say the folks on the fence could make a big difference. jon roberts live in charleston, south carolina, now. john? >> jon, 6% of people who say they haven't made up their minds and a whole lot more than that said they could change their minds. all of this chaos in the campaign in the last few days has created uncertainty in the undecided and leaning voters. one woman said she went to the polling precinct the other day to cast early ballot. she went into the booth and couldn't pull the trigger. another woman i talked to said she loved newt gingrich's debate. she is afraid he will implode. some people haven't heard enough about the issues they want to hear about. take fo

already abuzz about who the wiki leaks founder is set to interview the london correspondent laura smith scott the story basically we knew that i saw and wanted to wanted to write and host his own interview show and we made it happen this is going to be broadcast on r.t. it's going to focus of course on us angie's favorite topic control fifty two thousand and eleven was a solid as yet his name became one of the most famous in the world and indeed it became a byword for for explosive control to see when he releases the biggest ever set of us the documents by his web site wiki leaks he's going to be interviewing a series of what he calls iconoclast visionaries and power insiders and he's going to talk about how to shape the vision of a brighter and better tomorrow that as i say is going to be focused on r.t. and we are hoping that it will be as explosive as the release of those documents was via wiki leaks we can't see any reason why it wouldn't be hundreds of articles from all around the world local newspapers international newspapers everybody seems to be talking about this course to twitter's

scott. jena smith a political reporter and eric eric sohn.he big night tonight, gingrich has been surging in the polls. you know the story that came out today. his second wife launching what i would have to say just questioning his moral character. is that an issue for south carolina voters as we go into the closing hours? >> it may indeed be an issue. but the question is the timing of it. there may be actually backlash that comes because some folks are saying that abc has chosen the republican nominee they want to see, and so this story may play out in the fight negatively for the other side. >> what's your sense of conversations in reporting today? you can see it as the congressman says you can see this going both ways. the timing is curious. >> i think gingrich's personal baggage is an old story. when you tell the voters in south carolina, people bring it up all the time but still seem to like him. they talk about the fact that he's a grandpa now, that they think he's a different man. so i don't know if it's going to have a whole lot of sw

i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. shep is back ononday. 3:00 p.m. eastern, 12:00 pacific time. the factor is next. remember, we have live coverage of the south carolina primary results tomorrow night starting at 6:00 p.m. keep it here on fox. >> "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> i think the destructive, vicious, negative nature of much of the news media makes it harder to governor this country. >> bill: newt gingrich lashes the american media. did he effectively turn around a bad situation concerning his former wife? >> i am appalled that you would begin a presidential debate on a topic like that. >> bill: we have analysis with mike huckabee, lou dobbs and bernie goldberg. >> i didn't inherit money from my parents. what i have i earned. >> bill: did romney convince the folks that he is one of them. we will take a look at the governor's populace appeal. also tonight will women vote for newt gingrich? janine turner and leslie marshall on that. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi,

but i am scott smith, and i would like to welcome you all. we announced the multiyear partnership with one of the great names in corporate america, scotts miracle grow. we leek them, to beautify our nation's cities. >> i'm going to skip this part about los angeles, but i'll assure you -- [laughter] that scotts is a great resource for mayors looking to enhance municipal gardens and green scapes. over the past several years, los angeles' arts and parks committee adopted a number of resolutions calling for cities to develop -- that's the uscm arts thing, and also grow and maintain edible gardens in city parks. the gor1,000 gardens and green spaces grants program was created to promote and recognize mayor leadership in the area. i'll call on the chief environmental officer with scots miracle grow to announce the awards recipients. rick? [applause] >> thank you. thank you, mayor. sorry that he couldn't be here, but excellent stand in. >> thank you. >> you got to put in stuff for your city that way. >> we'll do that. >> that's great. i'd like to th

smith. stay with us. >>> bring in scott reese from our comcast sports net newsroom.tep away from the super bowl. >> unbelievable. take it away, scott. >> no matter how many times you say it. still amazing to hear. dream season does continue for the 49ers and their fans. after what we saw saturday at the stick. you have to wonder if anything can stop this team. this was one of the all-time great playoff games back and forth in the final minutes. alex smith delivered the game winning touchdown pass to vernon davis. nine second left. up next the giants in the nfc championship game. mindy bach has the scoop on that from santa clara. >> i parade, parade that the giants won. >> when vernon davis' prayer was answered he understood what comes with it. >> good team. good team. i didn't pray because they were, the, the worst team the i parade because, you know, they're a good team the i ak nolening ak ak noej that. >> just the receiving corps. the way they can throw the ball. el if has been money all year. i mean, we played him. dropping balls in there. only a receiver could g

the quarterback, smith threew 401 yards. austin scott four took down passes, a gold record.t virginia's point total also grow and baylor's bowl record set six nights earlier. the most surprising footnote from this game, they led 17-14 after the first quarter. >> monday is a to a championship between lsu and alabama. >> the wizards have a dubious distinction of being the only and winless nba team. the orlando magic rolled across the court, out shooting. orlando went on to beat the wizards, 1 03-85. falling forto 0-6 for the first time in their history. >>> still another half-hour of "good morning washington." >> tragedy in a texas middle school. why police shot and killed a teenager outside and a grade classroom. >> a despicable crime in downtown d.c. this morning police have a new sketch to try to solve the crime. john gonzalez with that story coming up. >> to address on the upswing. much warmer than this time yesterday. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> straight ahead mitt romney is in the cross hairs. her accent hormuz rolling in cash a

clark, scott, and kcarl smith. >> thank you. when the government hands out big government entitlement programs are used like an intoxicating drug. you wonder to yourself or out loud, why is it that individuals in central cities, black people, why they know? is easy when you talk logically. when you try to reason with folks, you are working on the wrong side of the brain. you need to appeal to the emotional side of the brain. we are emotional people. we deserve to be emotional. but that is a different side of the brain where logic and reason, which i am hearing a lot of today and being an independent thinker works with me, but it is not going to work with people whose thinking dominates on the right side which is all emotion. when you start talking about government handouts and entitlements, that is a pleasing message. it is very hard to overcome. congressman west talked about the fear from a lot of people in our community and why they whisper. why they tend to take an underground approach to being conservative. fear is tough to

clarke, scott and k. carl smith. >> thank you.rnment handouts, big government entitlement programs are used like an intoxicating drug. when you wonder to yourself or you wonder outloud why is it that individuals in our central cities, black people, why they know -- it's easy when you talk logically, when you try to reason with folks, you're working on the wrong side of the brain. we need to appeal to the emotional side of the brain. we're emotional people. we have overcome a lot. we deserve to be emotional, but that's a different side of the brain where logic and reason, which i'm hearing a lot of today, with being an independent thinker works with me, but it's not going to work with people whose thinking dominates on the right side, which is all emotion, so when you start talking about government handouts, you start talking about entitlements, that's a pleasing message. it's very hard to overcome. congressman west talked about the fear from a lot of people in our community and why they whisper and why they tend to take an undergr

were dropped against former new york city deputy mayor steven gold smith after his wife declined to press charges. arizona state senator scott von gard charged with hitting his girlfriend was released because arizona lawmakers enjoy limited immunity from arrest. in mirkarimi's case the investigation intensified only after the investigation was leaked to a newspaper columnist. >> it's discon serting, even discouraging, to see that law enforcement officials, those charged with the ponsbility of enforcing the law, can make cases against themselves go away because they are in positions of power. >> we will fight these charges and i'm confident that in the end that we will succeed. >> reporter: it's clear if he does succeed what he sees as victory will be seen by critics as institutionalized injustice. for cbs this morning, john blackstone, san >>> very chilly. coldest morning to start. ocean beach clear and cool. concord 30 degrees. 20 out in fairfield. and 32 in san rafael. all right. for later on this afternoon, we're warming things up a little bit. looks like it's still going to be chilly with temperatures mostly in the low 5

wisconsin governor scott walker is doing the texas two step but the koch brothers all in the quest for cash and later later on health sit down weapons or about a state representative jefferson smith a take a closer look at how well. inequality in the u.s. isn't just a problem it's an epidemic. but for more of the stories we covered got our t. dot com slash usa and check out our you tube page it's youtube dot com slash r t america you can also follow me on twitter at liz wahl for now have a great night. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm charming welcome to the big picture. download the official t. humbly cation your i phone the only pulled touch from the jumps to. watch all t.v. lights on the go. video on demand.