this is a picture of dava steen. she called to police to say her boyfriend died from a heart attack. earlier this month, police were contacted by a person who say steen suffocated her boyfriend. they found evidence that sustained that claim. >>> in oakland, police are trying to track down a man accused in the city's first murder of the year. raman mcdaniel is accused of shooting and killing 19 year-old, isaac white, near east 25th street and 19th avenue. it appears the victim had no idea he was being targeted. mcdaniel's is 5'9", 140 pounds, with dreadlocks, believed to be armed and dangerous. >>> we have a couple armed robberies in the east bay. and this focuses on pleasant hill. tuesday morning, there were robberies at a subway and an atm within less than an hour of one another. a suspect wearing a motorcycle helmet hit the wells fargo atm first, about 6:20 am, around contra costa boulevard of the then just after 7:00 am -- man, this is about a mile away on the same road, 7:10 am, they went into a subway, demanded

. >>> 41-year-old dava elizabeth- ann steen said her boyfriend had a history of medical issues. initially, his death was classified as natural causes, but after an investigation, police accused steen of killing him in a fight. she has been charged with murder. >>> san francisco police released a photo of a man arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting an under aged tourist near fisherman's wharf, christopher dutel. the 18-year-old was booked into jail after his arrest. police say he's a transient from southern california. the girl disappeared from a group of tourists about 2:00 on monday morning. they found dutel with the girl in bushes about two hours after she disappeared. >>> oakland mayor jean quan promised to reform the oakland police department in light of a threat of a federal takeover. u.s. judge henderson gave more authority to the monday tories saying that oakland police are "woefully behind other police departments." they must consult with the monday -- monitors before making major developments. >>> and concern that more pets will face euthanasia if california drop

. >> steen: yes, i am officially beating jon huntsman in south carolina. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: thank you creche. -- very much. proving what i have always said, if voters want a different version of mitt romney, they can always just wait a few days and it will be mitt romney. (laughter) now clearly my fellow south carlinians see me as the only viable mitt-ternative. folks, i tried to run for president of south carolina in 2008. and folks, i got hurt. i don't know if i can put myself through that again. >> ah. >> stephen: thank you. (laughter) anyway, clearly it's a tough decision. i would not want to be in my shoes. but i am. and folks, they're incredibly expensive. (applause) >> stephen: colbert superpac paid for these babies. (laughter) and that's the problem, folks. presidential candidates cannot coordinate with superpacs. >> you can-- are you giving any direction or advice to winning our future of the -- >> none. >> are you affiliated with them at all. >> i'm not affiliated with them at allment i don't talk with them at all. >> there's a bri

. -- sent the gold steen.i have her fax something to me in case the snail mail did not get the original to me. just the facts. as we discussed on the phone this morning, here's a copy of the draft minutes of the port of appeals meeting in january of 2012. i am sending you a copy of the business tax regulation coat, article one, section 12, the provision that requires the board of appeals to send out notification to owners and occupants of properties within eight -- within the radius -- as we discussed, our office maintains the will labels from an outside a vendor. the staff at the board prepare the notification postcards and send out mailings. what i can do is leave my copy with you and getq i checked my mail before it came and it did not show. you adopt this policy and that will get rid of the disconnect between the address labels being needed here and some morals. the other thing that is of control to me is the neighbors who need to be notified of a change of the building more land usage, inside, outside --

andrew blank steen is a reporter with the l.a. times. this is strange even by hollywood standards.ad, the hands and feet, what can they tell? how long has he been did, that kind of thing? >> well, what they've said so far is that they think that this murder happened fairly recently. based on the condition of the body parts. somebody was killed and then brought to that area and perhaps buried. some of the parts were buried. now, how they were scattered around the small area. but still, how that happened and then obviously, the most kind of dramatic and macaque part of it with this human head found by these dog walkers, obviously, makes this a pretty compelling story. >> let's listen to what now the l.a.p.d. has said about the search and then i've got a question for you. >> we're thinking the torso would be awfully difficult for someone to carry up a hill like this. maybe from the top, but we also have people up above us on the hills coming down from the top. so if there's a chance that it's up there, hopefully we'll find. who knows what we're going to find up there. we'll send our c

right now howard bern steen is here with our weather first. >> it is a quiet morning. a good start to the week and seasonably chilly. we won't be saying it tomorrow or wednesday or thursday or friday. especially tomorrow and wednesday. we have a company of warm days again. 60s are coming, but not today. your day planner starts chilly

david reuben steen announced today he is donating $7.5 million to help cover repair costs needed aftert year's earthquake. you're looking at some video from a helmet camera from one of those difficult assessment team members as they repel down the washington monument last september. now, they found about $15 million in damage. chips and cracks up to an inch thick in several of the marble stones. the washington monument was built with $1 private donations. now it will be repaired with money from a man who says he's lived the american dream. >> i come from very modest circumstances and i'm very fortunate to have achieved wealth beyond what i ever expected. i kind of want to repay a debt i had to the country, and that's legally what is behind it. >> those -- really what is behind it. >> those repairs will take between 10 and 12 months, so it will be june of 2013 at the earliest before the monument is back open. >>> still ahead tonight. >> i'm just asking to be with my partner. >> a seizure causes a woman to wreck her car. >> she [ male announcer ] if you like action movies... ♪ ...romance

leaders signed up for a stricter budget discipline at monday's summit however steen jacobsen from saxo bank believes the positive move will not last long. the central banks continue to print money so much that they're actually running out of paper to printed on if you look at the easy be they have been expanding their balance sheet since july first by thirty eight percent in terms of currency strength and risk appetite has become a game of continuing to frawley credit she added what is extensively a solvency issue is little bit like pretending that you can treat a patient who is ill by giving them more fear and they get create a diagnosis of why the patient is sick but of course a patient will improve short term and this is what's going on with the risk appetite and that's what's going on with the currency market secular what's going on the currency markets this hour the dollar is slightly lower versus the european currency as some progress has been made in talks with the greek foreign holders stronger oil is pushing the russian currency higher against the u.s. dollar and the euro by t

scottland yard has now said it has no immediate plans to break up the specialist unit working on the steen lawrence case. we've got more detail for you on the website, bbc.com/news. >> you're watching "bbc world news." i'm david eades. these are the headlines. in an exclusive interview, aung san suu kyi tells the bbc she trusts the country's president to continue the slow process of political reform there, but says she has no plans yet to stand herself. bomb blasts in the iraqi capital believe at least 24 people dead and many more injured. now, if you're running a charity, you want as much as anything a high profile, and that's why four charities here in britain in particular are celebrating a new royal stamp of approval. the duchess of cambridge has accepted honor positions with a range of charities. the duchess will also be volunteering with the scout association. our royal correspondent has the story. >> it's more than eight months now since she married prince william and joined the royal family, eight months during which, with the exception of the couple's visit to north america last s

dollar well thank you very much unfortunately that's all we have time for this hour and that was steve steen jacobsen from saxo bank with us here in the studio and that's all we have time for in the sedition of business will be back in about fifteen minutes. a soulless substance. cannot touch like a well trained army. villages in ruins. for thailand where time stands still. all becomes a scene of nothingness. the mysterious sons of russia. are teaching. back here watching r t here's a look at the top stories syria still reeling from escalating outbreaks of violence as its plight spreads to new york where a u.n. security council member seen on a likely to reach consensus on the. occupy d.c. dig their heels in as they wait for a police crackdown after the deadline to leave their camp said by city authorities passes. and one security goes large for the upcoming summer olympics with tens of thousands of troops and high tech spy drones all that amid fears the spirit of the games will be damaged by the show for. just we have lined up next we'll take you beyond the arctic circle to a tiny village t

dollar well thank you very much unfortunately that's all we have time for this hour and that was steve steen jacobsen from saxo bank with us here in the studio and that's all we have time for in the sedition of business will be back in about fifteen minutes. a soulless substance. a touch like a well trained army. religious in ruins. for thailand where time stands still. all becomes a scene of nothing. the mysterious sons of russia. are teaching.

leaders signed up for a strict budget discipline at monday's summit however steen jacobson from saxo bank believes the positive mood will not last long. the central banks continue to print money so much that they are actually running out of paper to printed on if you look at the easy be they have been expanding their balance sheet since july first by thirty eight percent in terms of currency strength and risk appetite has become a game of continuing to for all the credit she added what is extensively a solvency issue these little bit like pretending that you can treat a patient who is ill by giving them more fear and they did create a diagnosis of why the patient is sick but of course a patient will improve short term and this is what's going on with the risk appetite and that's what's going on with the currency market. the chief said knocked back warnings from iran that the e.u.'s decision to impose an embargo will lead to skyrocketing oil prices the organization thinks a fair price for a barrel of bread should be about one hundred dollars david global director of oil industry resea

after the investigation, police accuse steen of killing bennett during a fight. she has now been charged with murder. >>> mohammed haroon ali admitted he strungled her. an appeal's court granted him a new trial saying the prosecutors improperly dismissed at least one black juror. >>> the south bay student's named finalist in a big science competition. >>> take a look at this, this is page after page in san francisco, where officials want to install new parking meters. what we've learned tonight on a vote on this controversial plan. >>> i'm back here about 10:45. tomorrow's forecast, the five- day forecast with your weekend in view. we go looking for some rain. >>> a gift from the sun. how the solar storm transformed the northern lights above sand nava. - - scandanavia. laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where we can get some work done. there's a three-prong plug. i have club passes. [ male announcer ] now there's a mileage card that offers specia

nine hundred thirty five just before the next election a couple of members of congress samuel dick steen john mccormick caught wind of it and they called butler to testify before a closed hearing with the house un-american activities committee in that hearing butler completely blew the whistle the plot was abandoned and a year or two later here's what he told the american people about. here before the congressional committee was representation of the american people i'm sure you know to carry what i knew of activity which i believe might lead to an attempt to set up a fascist dictatorship the upshot of the whole thing was that i was supposed to lead an organization of five hundred thousand men which would be able to take over the functions of government. now butler's congressional testimony in that testimony he said that mcguire had told him that franklin roosevelt would eventually cave in to this coup because well quote you know the president is weak he will come right along with us he was born in this class that is the very wealthy and he was he was raised in this class and he will com

after the investigation, police accuse steen of killing bennett during a fight. she has now been charged with murder. >>> mohammed haroon ali admitted he strungled her. an appeal's court granted him a new trial saying the prosecutors improperly dismissed at least one black juror. >>> the south bay student's named finalist in a big science competition. >>> take a look at this, this is page after page in san francisco, where officials want to install new parking meters. what we've learned tonight on a vote on this controversial plan. >>> i'm back here about 10:45. tomorrow's forecast, the five- day forecast with your weekend in view. we go looking for some rain. >>> a [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. so take a step forward... and chase what matters. >>> new at 10:00, paying to park

the young are competing for food with the adults and that's why we have steen this eruption year.ng this arctic region and coming and foraging out to other areas, and this particular area was boundary bay, canada just across the border. so you just got back from this trip. how exciting was that for you to go and see so many owls? you are not going to see this again, and maybe never again in these kinds of numbers for five or six years. that's about how cyclical this becomes? >> it's so cool to look at. >> she's a great photographer. i love them. >> we have another one. the marlboro man. sna the original marlboro man? >> it's not the same kind of tobacco. we have the first physical evidence of tobacco use from the mayans and it wasn't the kind we're talking about. we're talking about a powdered substance here, but basically there are a bunch of these vessels, kind of clay pots with hieroglyphics on the outside of them. traces of nicotine have been confirmed on the inside of them. what's mysterious and interesting is that the images and the depictions of the high glip if i cans on t

david ruben steen is donating $7.8 million. it's a matching gift to the repair efforts. congress gave the same amount in december, on the condition that private donations would match it. the monument was damage the in last summer's earthquake. rubenstein has also donated to the smithsonian, national archives. he grew up here in baltimore and is a 1966 graduate of city college. >>> coming up on wjz's eyewitness news at 4:00. casey anthony's hideout. where several media outlets believe she's living. >>> painful periods? how birth control pills may be able to help. >>> and clouds are definitely in maryland. could we see some snow, though? bob is tracking first warning doppler radar. >>> and wjz wants to see your purple pride. here's some of your favorite photos. to see the complete slide show, go to wjz.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is clouding up. >> it is clouding up, isn't it? that changed in the last minute. >> it was sunny all day long. take a quick look at radar. we had a front to the west. had flurries across pennsylvania. a few of these flakes, reaching the groun

craig steen of the amazon to the proposed railway terminus to survey the road. he learned that men and the second ship will when italians arrived. at the same time the italians thought they were being paid less than everyone else. within days the engineers constructed a cage from the steel rail ray to force the strikers in at gun.. he waited in vain for any recognition from craig that imprisoning the work force would have negative impact on the construction schedule. of illegal strikers went to work solely hacking at the forest. a few weeks later, quote, 75 or more took off for bolivia. none made it. perhaps greg speculators because they did quebec serve as food to gratify the none too dainty appetites -- cannibalistic nearby native group kept potential columnists that they by cultivating a reputation -- in one way the workers -- the expedition was running out of food. like the jamestown colony switch talked about earlier, ancestors started in the midst of plenty. agricultural geneticists argue those around the railroad, was peanuts and beans and chili pepper. i

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mark wallberg and harvey wine steen. we go inside the battle between a billionaire's wife. >> erica hill, startling twist at the hazing death. we'll hear from the young man's angry parents in a story you'll hear only on cbs this morning. >> first as we do every morning, we begin with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> i hope. thank you so much. >> the decision in new hampshire began. >> i think almost anything could happen. >> second place would be a dream come true. >> i like being able to fire people who provide services to me. >> governor romney enjoys firing people. i enjoy creating jobs. >> he says i like being able to fire people who provide service to me. >> i was talking about insurance companies. >> way to connect with the middle class there, mitt. >> reporter: the climbing suspicious. >> shakeup at the white house. bill daley, the president's right-hand man steps down. >> this decision was difficult. jack lew has agreed to serve as my next chief of staff. >> for snow in alaska in the dea

. >>> and when i see you at 8:00, joe and victoria o-steen talk about their megachurch and their message of hope. >>> and i'm erica hill. wynton marsalis will reflect on the reverend martin luther king jr. >>> and we'll also show you who took home the gold at last >>> but we begin with today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> everybody was just screaming out. all the passengers running up and down. >> at least six dead and 16 missing after a cruise ship runs aground off the italian coast. investigations now focus on the captain. >> they said there was a power failure and not to be worried. everybody started jumping. >> people were panicking and yelling and pushing. they wanted to be the first on the life boats. >>> you have to beat expectations to keep moving on. >> and then there were five. jon huntsman will drop out of the gop race today and endorse mitt romney. >> i love the endorsement of every group possible. >> 66% of mormons believe the u.s. is ready for a mormon president. hey, not bad, said the rom mormons. >> the question is, will the people of south carolina vote their

one, ron brown steen mentioned it earlier.nd the government. >> that was a turn. >> i think the other interesting angle is what you're talking about, is there some lack of deference to authority. i'm not sure that's clear. >> you had the state of the union where -- >> you lie, will. you lye. >> i'm going to leave. >> number one, jan brewer is only working as governor on an out-patient basis. let's keep that in mind. number two, if you believe things jan brewer says, i have some headless bodies in the desert i want to sell you. her relationship with the truth has been sketchy for a while. this follows a pattern. even if obama came out and said something rude to her about her book, if you don't have the game to realize that a picture of you doing this to the president. >> that helps her. >> it helps both their bases. it helps her. >> she might just have the game, john. >> he did a great job of maintaining his composure in the face of a rude lunatic. >> let's bring in alan grace son. >> i'm okay with your music now. alan is a for

the question is not whether key steen will or will not happen as far as the administration is concerned completely bypass the review process because of political pressure in congress. i don't think we should. jenna: it will be interesting to see, again we get this confirmed from the white house we're waiting on. still working on reports at this time, congressman. interesting to hear your insights after such a trip and we look forward to talking to you more about the middle east around some of these issues in the future, sir. thank you. >> great, thank you. jon: well, a lot of people thought it would never happen. a challenge by warren buffett met by one lawmaker. we'll tell you who is digging into his own wallet to help try to trim the federal debt. say goodbye to "ho" and hello to "whoa, yum." use campbell's cream of chicken soup to make easy enchiladas, cheesy chicken & rice, and other chicken dishes that are oh...so...whoa. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. try bayer advanced aspirin. it has microparticles so it enters the bloodstream fast and rushes relief to the site of yo

ron brown steen is back with us. candy crowley has joined us.tical correspondent. john king is with us from a distance. i think he's in d.c. this morning. then we have christine romans joining us as well. john is in atlanta this morning. look at those numbers. this is what south carolina looks like as we look ahead. peter hamby, romney -- hello, try it again. romney, 37%. santorum right behind him little bit of a distance at 19%. newt gingrich at 18%. tell me how this race looks from where you are this morning. >> reporter: last night's results, soledad, from a south carolina perspective at least, i have to question why jon huntsman is going to compete aggressively here. mitt romney is completely sucking up that side of the primary, that political space. huntsman said last night people in south carolina shall concerned about electability. if you talk to voters here, electability is a huge concern, that's why romney is winning, quite frankly, when you talk to voters. just anecdotally even if they don't love mitt romney, grudge beginningly they ac