is he convinced the federal government can unleash economic justice that will bring prosperity to the u.s.a.

in the netherlands, cycling is inherently more safe than in the u.s.a. because all car drivers are also cyclists. 60% of the people in the netherlands cycle at least three times a week. 80% at least once a week. so all the car drivers are also cyclists and they know as they turn right that there is an 80% chance that they will cut off a cyclist if they don't look. so there is also safety by numbers. one last thing and that is about liability. when i hear about cycling in the u.s., people say, oh, but cycling is so dangerous. and then we say, no, cycling is not dangerous. cyclists hardly ever cause accidents. cars cause accidents. cars cause facilities and in the netherlands we have the philosophy that car drivers should realize that they're in a machine that can kill. and also from that on responsibility in taking liability. if a car drives over a child on a bike, no matter what happens, he is 100% liable for whatever happens. and even in the other cases, when a car goes in the collision with an adult on a bike, still there is at least 50% liability for t

he denies hurting his wife and says he has faith in the justice system. a new survey, u.s.a. poll, found that more than half of san francisco adult questions believe you should take a leave of absence or resign during the investigation. when asked if he ends up being charged with a crime, 34% believe he should take a leave of absence, but nearly half of those polled believe he should resign. >> congratulations. >> he was sworn in monday by family friend and former mayor, art. he says he is not surprised at our polls. >> i know they love each other. they care about each other and deeply worried about this because it does not reflect their relationship. >> do you think he can carry on? he has a bad public relations problem. whether it's fair or not. >> in politics, you are proven guilty -- you are guilty until you are proven innocent. >> only say that the sheriff has no intention of quitting. in san francisco, linda yee, cbs 5. >> word is the district attorney is expected to decide tomorrow on whether to file those domestic violence charges. >> it was a wild afternoon in san jos

also in 2007, the one percenters accounted to 30% of the charitable giving in the u.s.a. according to the "new york times." let me repeat 1% of americans pay 37% of the total in connection with tax. fair share? we report, you decide. there is no question that obama romney race will be class warfare at highest level. governor romney is a rich guy. his father was a rich guy. the tends are rich people are they not and so were the vose velts. while most americans were suffering during the great depression franklin roosevelt was living large. he had plenty of money. so this whole thing is bogus. with a capital b. what really matters is which presidential candidate can restore prosperity to america. that's the talking points. it is dr. martin luther king's birthday holiday. like everything else it has become political. >> you hear mitt romney, all these folks very subtlely infusing race. by the way, the republics have scheduled their big debate for monday, martin luther king day, without any regard whatsoever to the civil rights issues that this state has faced. >> bill: now, th

. >> bill: takes it back to the u.s.a. or starts to spend money off the account, right?like an ira then? or kayman auburn hills? >> there you go. cira. >> bill: not doing anything nefarious. >> nothing nefarious. further another reason why wealthy people. not just mitt romney healthy people tend to put their money in places like the kayman islands. that is that they have protection from civil litigation and private investigators who might be wanting to look. >> bill: because the kaymans won't tell unless, i guess, the federal government goes down. >> absolutely. >> bill: if you are suing somebody and says how much money and the kaymans are going to go blank you we are not telling you. so you can protect assets offshore bermuda, the kaymans, because they have secrecy laws. >> exactly. >> bill: since 9/11 if the u.s.a.'s to know then they give it up, right? >> absolutely. government to government, there are no secrets. >> bill: all right. so this is an attempt by the news media to besmirch romney for really no reason? >> this is abc news again. not to pick on them but, i m

. >> in a typical soviet tradition, putin is pinning the blame on an external enemy, using the u.s.a.for example. he seems to think he only has enemies abroad. >> putin inspects a shipyard in st. petersburg. appearances like this are designed to show how close he is to ordinary citizens. his supporters say he has brought stability and economic growth to russia. putin takes every opportunity to warn against too much freedom, equating it with chaos, claiming it could threaten the progress russia has made so far. >> what if we see the representatives on television tearing each other's hair out and beating and spitting at each other, like we some in the 1990's? that is still going on in neighboring countries. if we were to see that, the state could not work effectively. >> putin's critics say his this -- stability is actually st agnation. the economy is still heavily dependent on oil and gas while capitalists are fleeing the country. >> russia today resembles the soviet union of the 1980's, when the governing elite started to realize the regime was losing its legitimacy. then they began o

north korea tops the charts as the no. 1 persecutors of christians, according to open doors u.s.a. this is the 10th year in a row communist north korea has topped the list. rest are taken up by muslim countries, saudi arabia are second and third by somalia and iran. in fact 38 of the top 50 persecuted countries are muslim countries. >> carl muller is president of open doors u.s.a. i talked with him of how the recent death of kim jong il could effect christians in that country. >> dr. muller, is there any hope thing wills get better now we have a rep cent regime change there? >> yes. well, that is one of the big questions. continues to be evident to us at open doors, north korea is on the same trajectory it has been over the last 60 years. kim jong un who is the new dictator of north korea has followed not only in the footsteps of his father, but grandfather, kim sung. it may indeed get far worse. >> hard to imagine that. >> sudan and nigeria. even today a militant islamic group gave christians three days to get out of northern nigeria. what are you seeing in these countries? why is

prosecutor spoke of direct consequences of criminal activity by him in the u.s.a. such a state of affairs does not mean that have to have a trial in the u.k. his mother condemned the decision and the extradition treaty behind it. >> i'm disgusted. i had hoped better from the judge. i'm disappointed. this opens the floodgates to america at tusis british citizens -- this opens the floodgates to americans seizing british citizens. >> critics say the extradition rules favor the americans, but a review last year said they were fair. 130 american requests between 2004 and 2011, britain refused 7, but the u.s. authorities agree to all of britain's 54 requests. >> many are disappointed, and this would allow inappropriate cases for any drop to take place here. this would have been one case where there would have been compelling arguments for that to happen. >> he is the first person to face extradition under copyright laws. he has two weeks to appeal. if convicted in the u.s., he faces 10 years in prison. >>> it was supposed to be heading to march to take rock samples from t

grant foreigners a special type of residence visa if they spend at least $500,000 cash on a home in the u.s.a. >> susie: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: we'll see whether the nation's retailers had a "ho-ho" or "ho- hum" holiday with december retail sales. also tomorrow? the latest on jobless benefit claims. and, from the economy to stocks and bonds, bob doll, chief equity strategist at blackrock, joins us with his ten predictions for 2012. more defense budget cuts are on the horizon. tomorrow, president obama and the pentagon will launch a strategic review of u.s. military spending and they're expected to unveil what's being called a "more realistic" vision for the u.s. military. that vision is expected to include cuts to ground force numbers and a new emphasize on military investment in asia at a time when china continues its military buildup. >> tom: with defense budget cuts on t way boeing is closing one of its biggest defense plants. the facility in wichita, kansas upgrades and supports military jets and maintains air force one. just over 2,000 workers will lose their jobs when

obama showed off some items made in the u.s.a. elaine quijano tells us how one u.s. company is in-sourcing. >> reporter: after seven months of pounding the payment, customer service agent tiphani edmonds is happy to be working steps away from her newborn son. >> i don't have to put him in daycare. i don't have to fight traffic. gas. gas is very expensive. >> our job is to educate the customer on the first contact. >> reporter: janet hess, a customer service instructor, came out of retirement when her husband became ill. >> i did not want to compete with a 25-year-old for a corporate position again. >> reporter: both women are part of a trend to bring call center jobs back to the u.s. from overseas, a move that's actually better for business. >> if you're calling because you need to get your snowblower repaired, speaking with somebody in india who likely doesn't even know what snow or a snowblower is will be a very difficult conversation. >> reporter: angela selden is cochirm of arise virtual solutions, a florida-based company that's bringing 11,000 call center jobs ba

. >> police in the u.s.a. a former soldiers suspected of killing a park ranger has been found dead. dozens of police and federal agents used dogs to search our remote wilderness for the veteran of the iraq war. 9 >> the search for the gunmen who was suspended -- suspected of killing a park ranger started on sunday. benjamin barnes, a 24-year-old veteran of the iraq war is believed to have fled to the park after an earlier shooting that wounded four people in seattle. his vehicle failed to stop edit check point where -- at a check point. mr. barnes opened fire on a park ranger that was patrolling the chuck point the. . >> there are researchers involved in the search for the killer. ranger mark anderson spotted what. appeared to be a body in the primary search area. subsequently, this afternoon, a number of our tactical search teams were able to reach the body and confirmed that it was, indeed, the deceased primary suspect in this killing. >> benjamin barnes is said to have trouble returning to civilian life after his deployment four years ago. last year, he was involved in a custody d

there are likely to be some new proposals in its speech to aid the housing crisis, spur made in the u.s.a. manufacturing and help more people go to college. and the president will continue to insist that wealthier americans pay a larger share of taxes. this year the annual speech to congress is likely to be seen as the keynote of president obama's campaign. though the white house continues to insist that he's focused on his job, not his prospect for re-election. >> but the president's campaign organization is hard at work. they've raised 15 -- 157 million dollars and the president himself is taking his noncampaign on the road for three days following the state of the union message hitting five of the key states that he'll need to win in november. jeff? >> bill plante, thanks. >> still ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news", the latest on the cruise ship disaster in italy. latest on the cruise ship disaster in italy. another body has been found. o ." use campbell's cream of chicken soup to make easy enchiladas, cheesy chicken & rice, and other chicken dishes that are oh...so...whoa. campbel

this is the first time in 60 years the u.s.a. is exporting more fuel than it imports. very important to note these are refined petroleum products. it is not directly reflecting what's on the gas pump. because we're sending all of this stuff out of the country, part of the reason why our own gas prices are so high, they make more money selling it overseas than here in the u.s. >> that's not right. >> capital markets for you. >> go figure. >> thanks, jess. >> you got it. >>> getting better grades in school could be as simple as telling your child to go outside and play. >> i like that idea. more on that plus your weather first in two minutes. thanks, mom. who are you calling "mom"? dunkin' sausage pancake bites, delicious like mom's, only easier to carry -- get three for $1.59. >>> good morning. welcome back to 9news now this tuesday morning. it is 4:44. you know, it is colder, the temperature is colder but it doesn't feel as cold as it did yesterday because the winds aren't as blustery. >> wait until you're outside today! it is going to be painful. it is going to pick up

. >> she said smart train was mandated to have the trains shown here built in the u.s.a.. >> one of thehings we are required to do was buy american. we had to fit that category and the trains are being made in illinois so illinois gets to celebrate our smart train with us >>> clear skies and warm temperatures on this saturday night. readings right now still in the 60s in a lot of spots a under ro the bay area. clear skies. generally, the winds will die down for tonight. for tomorrow morning, sunny skies, a cool start especially north bay, but readings below freezing. sunny and warm once again. there may be more places getting into the 70s for another day. here is future cast. looking at temperatures 6:00 a.m. coolest spot a way prompt bay in the 30s. 40s bay side and through the course of the late morning and early afternoon hours the sunshine will warm into the 60s an some 70s popping up there, as well. >>> next week, starting monday, still more sunshine, warm weather to start out the week. for tuesday we're going to catch the tail end of a weather system that will bring a few clouds a

is now, like the u.s.a. a.a.+. standard & poor's said europe's attempt to solve its debt crisis were insufficient. many countries remain on negative watch which means they could be downgraded again. >> pelley: so what does it mean for our economy? >> scott, a default of a european country could cause a seizure in the whole financial system which could topple banks literally around the world. essentially what we saw happen in 2008 with lehman brothers, nobody wants to see it happen again. >> pelley: anthony, thank you very much. mitt romney and bain capital. what the record actually shows. the death of former cbs news correspondent richard threlkeld. and michelle obama's random correspondent richard threlkeld. and m[ male announcer ]ndom say goodbye to "ho-hum," 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. ♪ tell me what you really mean ♪ do you know what you

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is he convinced the federal government can unleash economic justice that will bring prosperity to the u.s.a. no question the president really believes that. but, i don't. let's start with the capital gains deal. the president is making a big issue out of warren buffet secretary paying more tax than the billionaire does. in fact, the secretary debbie sat near the first lady and the camera zoomed in. once again, the president did not tell the folks the difference between income taxes and the tax on cap gains. he is lumping it all in together. >> tax reform should follow the buffet rule. if you make more than a million dollars a year, you should not pay less than 30% in taxes. >> bill: well, that's interesting because back in september 2008, i talked with president obama about the same issue. >> >> bill: listen, if you raise the cap gains tax that will inhibit investment. i won't buy as many stocks and many more people won't. if do you that it's going to come back to bite you, senator. >> if we went up to a prohibitive rated, you are right. >> bill: 30%, that's vegas, man. i'm not going with t

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he continues to believe that the u.s.a. brought the 9/11 attacks on itself. >> we endlessly bomb these countries and then we wonder why they get upset with us? [boos] >> and, yet, it continues on and on. >> bill: speaking as an american, not a pundit, i would not feel safe with congressman paul protecting me. also, i fundamentally disagree with paul on crime. >> blacks and minorities who are involved with drugs arrested disproportionately. they are tried, imprisoned disproportionately. sometimes people can use drugs and arrested three times and never committed a violent acted and they can go to prison for life. >> bill: the fact is that dealing hard drugs like heroin, meth and cocaine is a violent crime, congressman. those narcotics sometimes kill people. often enslave them. and drug-involved parents often abuse and neglect their children. the social problems caused by addiction are enormous. and have cost this country dearly. and paul is feeling sorry for these drug predators? give me a break. if drug dealing isn't a violen

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cautionary note for romney, why the u.s.a. is losing power. he must make his case clearly without any waffling. the candidate that goes against president obama is going to need an arrow point message and most importantly is going to have to be bold and fresh without losing credibility. it will be a brutal campaign and the governor may get his hair messed up. >>> to the top story. joining us from washington chief political analyst, brit hume. talking points is jumping the gun. you know the talking voice is annoying, it's just annoying, it's out of control. but i have to tell the truth. the truth is if you look at every survey rolling in, romney is on the cain train without cain. he is heading for the promised land is he not? >> reporter: he is, there has been slippage in new hampshire. new hampshire is the most treacherous place there is for a candidate. he wasn't the big story in iowa because santorum was. i've seen this before. last weekend before the new hampshire primary can be a time when the most remarkable things happen. i think perhaps h

they said, our sky is our sky, not the u.s.a.'s sky. jennifer is live at the pentagon.n you tell us about these drones there? >> well, first of all, these are not the armed drones used in pakistan or yemen, these are small unarmed drones like this one. roughly the size of toy planes. the program was discussed in a small paragraph hidden in a 2010 regional security represent by the state department division that handles the security at the embassy in baghdad. >> we're talking about very limited use in critical threat areas of tiny little unarmed, unmanned aircraft which cannot shoot anything. they only take pictures to help us with embassy personnel and facility security. >> but some iraqis are claiming that this violates their sovereignty and they're very sensitive to the drone issue, obviously. >> why do we have to have unmanned planes there? i'm sure there's an explanation. >> according to the state department they're needed to provide security to the embassy personnel who are operating in iraq. there are 11,000 u.s. personnel at the embassy in baghdad alone. they hav