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. >> in just a couple of hours, we contest in thet presidential race. people will start piling into buildings, gymnasiums, even living rooms. they will help pick the gop nominee. its location is everything in politics, it is timing. mitt romney is doing very well front tonight. is no argument mitt romney on a roll. he is on top of the polls and can win thee overall nomination. stealing a quick victory in iowa, we talked to his wife. >> you always do your own job. you do not worry about what else happens. we're so much more comfortable this time around. >> his anti-obama message is resonating with voters desperate president. >> he has the best chance to obama. >> in an interesting twist, we hearing from democrats who romney.ing for >> i am going to switch to the republican party for the evening. >> why? >> if obama loses, i want somebody who can do it. >> she says plenty of others are doing the same. >> it is very possible to when. been unable to capture the magic. rick perry and havele bachmann experienced. >> you need to focus and on who that candidate

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service up to washington street, so the proposed chinatown station is actually the terminal station of thet-line hopefully there could be an extension of that line. where this concerns would be part of its own environmental analysis. initially, beginning with an alternative analysis that would look at various alignments that would allow for the extension into north beach in to fisherman's wharf. >> a lot of members of the public have brought up this whole question of washington square. it is always a good idea to start planning for the future to see if we can began to this process sooner. they have to create a tunnel to get itself out anyway. this is probably a good time to start thinking about that. >> we would love to work with the planning commission to make that a reality. >> commissioners, on the motion for a approval for both the planning code amendment and the zoning and met it with modifications that are outlined by staff. >> that motion passes unanimously. they will have separate resolution numbers, i believe. commissioners, you are now on item number 16, case number 2,011.1249c for 250

basically, we have been writing thet -- the t line. we have been noticing a lot of things going on there, working with the williams street police station. we have been able to bring closure to some of those issues. kids who get on usually free usually cause a lot of the problems, so we welcome the fare officers to check for that. if we minimize that, i think we will get away from a lot of things like vandalism, harassment, bullying on the buses. these are all things that concern mta, concerns my boss and the commander. we tried to stay focused to work closely with the troubled kids by referring them to programs. there's a number of programs throughout the city that these kids can be referred to. if they do not get it by then, usually we bring in the officers, and they will get a citation or sent up to juvenile for some counseling. but we try to work closely with schools, and we work with the full diversity of kids in the city, all of them from the mission to the bayview to chinatown and also out in the sunset and richmond. basically, w

ot thet inconspicuous getaway by these guys. it had just been stolen from kevin and lynn keller's home. neighbors saw the guys burglarizing the home. police were on top of the car and a chase started. look up ahead. the guys bailed out in the middle of the highway, jumped over the median and into oncoming traffic to get away. the grand prix wasn't quite up to the job because it wound up catching fire in the middle of the highway. >> where are there flames in the middle of the freeway. >> the three face charges of burglary and evading police. police are not releasing their names to see if they are related to other burglaries in the neighborhood. >> they don't make trunks big like in cars like they used to. >> pretty crazy circumstances and we're all laughing at this, which is okay because they got their safe back. they said our safe is going to be bolted to the floor and it's got a great story to tell now. >>> so, why would these people roll around on leftover food? >> this will cure them of skin conditions. >> seriously? we'll t

part of ws why -- this is a sort of a contrast a pink in my reportingt that the first lady because thet first lady doesn't have any official power can associate to be extremely creative in a way m in terms of establishing the pur herself. so i can't answer for you how you can do that but i think you are asking the right question. >> with the's transformation you are talking about, from being very personal and authentic to being more politicized and political as a person and as a politician, do you think that voters as they are today are going to be turned on by that ability to kind of take control or the seeming ability to take control and make change or is it going to sort of alienate the young and maybe apolitical voters that really came to the forefront and his first time around? >> that is a good question because i remember you wrote this column around spring of 2010 when he was becoming much more overtly political and i can't remember the specific examples you cited that i remember doing the -- when he met -- went to meet with john boehner and he went over to capitol hill for the s

president said the team was disappointed and said his views those of thet organization. is 5:48.ing its dress code for workers. >> your summer barbeque is going to get more expensive. all of the details with linda bell. we are already talking about summer barbecues. beef prices -- to get higher. japan wants -- is considering easing curbs that would impose imposed years ago. -- drived demand cattle even higher. traders see higher prices through april on 2013. if you're planning a trip to disneyland, workers may looked like themselves. starting next month, employees be able to have the facial hair. still prove -- prohibits tattoos. penney is going to have cuts. workers hired during the holidays are being eliminated. tomorrow morning, they are also kicking off an event. we will get more details on their transformation plan. linda bell, reporting for abc 7 news. back to you. move onto adam caskey. the weather with today. it is warmer. >> all lot warmer. is still kind of "drismal." >> just wait a few hours. a big improvement is coming our way. especially along the mason-dixon line. th

and 80 degrees at thet >> welcome back. maryland state trooper is recovering after an alleged hit and run in baltimore county. it happened early sunday morning during a traffic stop just north of ruston road. jason james was issuing a citation to a driver when a car veered off, striking him. he was rushed to the hospital suffering from bruises but no broken bones. a motorcyclist is dead after an accident in carroll county. he was traveling southbound on route 30 around 4:00 sunday afternoon when he crossed into the northbound lane and it occurred. investigators say the victim was thrown off the bike and died at the scene. the accident remains under investigation. good news this morning for hundreds of laid-off workers of the steel mill. many of them will return to work earlier than expected. they laid off 720 workers around christmas time. union officials now say 550 workers will be back on the job in the next few days. >> traffic pulse 11 and insta- weather plus together. >> good morning. and i start up there. lighter volu

. >> thank you for thet latest.n is concerned about radiation levels from airport body scanners. the los angeles times plans to give them devices to measure radiation. they test these machines and insist they are safe for passengers. some tense moment on a moscow- bound plane. shortly after takeoff, it had issues with the flap on a wing. it returned to dulles and made an a emergency landing. the passengers were not hurt and were put on other flights. a plane carrying the detroit pistons had to make an emergency landing because there was a problem with a hydraulic landing gear. there were no reported injuries. the pistons played the houston rockets tonight. in today's tech bytes, don't count on useing wikipedia tomorrow. >> the online retailer zappos.com. >> a wikipedia blackrock tomorrow. the english-language version of the on-line encyclopedia will not be available for 24 hours. as a protest over anti--online piracy bills. the bill would make internet censorship easier, they say. headas up if you are a zappos custo

. >> to let people know thet wee just not going to put up with the kind of attitudes practices that bank of america and the other big banks are doing. >> protesters are demanding banks stop raising fees, and use bail out money tostop foreclosures. >>> foreclosures fell to the lowest level since 2007. foreclosures were down from 23% in san francisco to 11% in sonoma county. it is unclear if they will continue to drop. a back log of foreclosures could mean more this year. >>> sales for december hit $400.6 billion. second month in a row they went above 400 billion. up 8% from 2010. >>> slight gains on wall street today. number of people plying for unemployment benefits ticked up last week. the dow is up 9 points to 12,397. the nasdaq has risen 5 to 2,372. >>> now to election 2012. mitt romney today took his campaign and his attacks on president obama to florida. while most candidates focused on south carolina, mitt romney flew to west palm beach. and mitt romney criticized president obama for cutting the military budget. >> instead to have a role of government that takes from some to redisr

i'm grateful that my colleaguefw senator mccain is no bt on thets floor now because when we get te the subject he usually says when you look at the public opinion polls on congress the numbers of people that have a favorable tt impression in the body are so ce close relatives and paid staff i and when i'm with him i had i a not so sure about all of the paid staff, but in any case, wes have an opportunity here withtin this piece of legislation to tor take a small step forward toward rebuilding public trust in congress, and if i can, to restoring those necessary springs of popular government that trusted the people and us. this goes back just to last fall a boo andk early winter a book appeard by an author named peter schweitzer who was then interviewed on 60 minutes andt made allegations that some members of congress and theireda staff have used information gained on the job to enrichticul themselves with timely investments particularly in the stock market. those allegations, as washington might have said, certainly tried the springs of trust that we people even more than they already a

. >> it was a big night for thet movie forhe"the help" at the screen actors guild awards. >> it was theize. and we have a look at the other big winners. >> the actor goes to the cast of "the help." >> it earned $107 million at the box office. and denied it also earned top honors from the screen actors guild. the star viola davis also earned an individual honor of outstanding female actress. she said backstage she is proud to live or on a film and tells stories that are not often front and center. >> miss tyson, they are the stories of our mothers grandmothers and we absolutely feel like these women's store is are worth it. the famous line says i don't care how ordinary person's life is, if they are going through something, their stories deserve to. >> coast of ofcoast of octoberoctavia sponsor had best supporting actress. >> i am thrilled to hold this honor. i am thrilled that it is shining a light on women who have not been given a voice in our history. >> french actor jean dujardin at of standing will for oncmale performance for "is a role in a silent film. supporting actor honors wen

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but by thet way, it was the same issue four years ago, was years ago.o four nothing changed since then. i know people will try and find something, but we pay full fair taxes and you'll see it's ail pretty substantial amount. >> chris: i want to ask you one last question about theub taxes. you have been very open about the fact that like a lot of other devoutth mormons, you tite to your church. given the results that we saw in south carolina, do you think it might be any kind of a political problem, the fact that being as wealthy as you are, you have given millions, millions of dollars to the church of latter day saints? >> gee, i hope not. ify people want to discriminate against someone based upon their commitment to tithe, i'd be very surprised. this is a country that believes in the bible, the bible speaksis about providing tithes and offering as.n. i made a commitment to my churcv a long, long time ago that i would give 10% of my income to the church. and i followed through on that commitment. and hopefully as people look at the various individuals who are running for president, the

>> by an overwhelming vote, thet found him guilty of ethics violations. they charged him of very large financial penalty and raised a several of them, raised serious questions about his future effectiveness. >> chris: now, you say that romney lies repeatedly in that ad that we showed the first one, you say he can't be trusted. is governor romney fit to be president, sir? >> let me just take those two ads. nbc is asking to take down thesk ad that has tom brokaw on it. the fact is, romney knows that ad is misleading. cnn has done a package pointing out that every single count i was exonerated. i never paid a fine, which is a term romney uses over and over again. i did not resign at the time. i served two more years. we passed the largest capital gains tax cut in history. unemployment came down to 4.2%.a we passed the balanced budget act of 1997 and we balanced the budget as a result of that act for four straight years. b the only time in your lifetime. romney knows o all these things are true. he's running an ad that's factually false. take my ad. every sin

(laughs) >> that may have played a little role though we were just at thet up. i was going to ask about it. >> that was maybe some influence but also i had spent a year covering enron and i was thinking everyday for that year i was thinking about jeff skilling and cooking the books and all that stuff and finally i found something this is an exciting city, much more modern than i thought it was. everyone i met on that first trip sort of told me about the dynamism of china and so they were smart, they were energetic, they looked good, the city was beautiful, we went out for good food and indeed it would be quite easy to live in china. that's what i was thinking, it would be such a hardship to live in china so i thought this has not only the social part of it personally for me, i was single at the time still, but also professionally i thought this is... if you want to cover business, this is the story. of course, there wasn't a story today but it was becoming a story. >> rose: but beyond what we're talking about is t economy and what's happening and its impact on t

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cat disney is someone who reads poetry to children and he couldn't do that and he went to preach to thetminers in the coal district in the belgium and they just laughed him out of the church. >> rose: so when do you mark the movement to art? when he focussed the south of france? >> he think he really turned whrst eent h hit art first when he hit bottom, when he went to the coal miners and he finally just -- he couldn't -- knew he could not be a preacher and knew that he could not make his living directly in religion, but what he saw was, and this is through his brother's help, a sense that there was a way to have the same effect on people with his art that he would have had on them as an evangelist. >> rose: he can provide consolation and comfort to people through paintings and that was the kind of preacher he wanted to be. he watched -- he watched, growing up he watched his father who was a preacher go out and help the peasants and the most miserable with some sort of heartening message, and -- >> he was not a fiery, a fire and brimstone guy, he was more of let me comfort you in the els

we have new york state set thet template, set the table, and a microbottom-up strategy in the regionalcouncil. it has worked very well. the regional council has exceeded everybody's expectations. there is an energy that is out there, there is some optimism, there is the hope, therefore, lo partnerships. local governments are talking,i the private sector is workingthu with the public sector, people of different parties talking, iney are talking to the metstalk fans. it'se unbelievable.a tal and the creditor for this greato accomplishment goes to one manma specifically if a normal public servant our lieutenant governor bob duffy and we want to giveli him a round of applause. [applause]soell it has worked so well the weto want to keep it going. we want to launch a second round of competition for an additiona $200 million. there's grt eat momentum especially in upstate new york. let's offer by the second round in a growth that momentum even stronger. [applause]enopened f the new york open for business' campaign is going to bending expanding this year and go global in the port authorityautt

we we chose to begin to change thet trusure of albany to puto peope first, to rebuild the trust can restoreour deteriorating capital, 234thh legislative session had in historic successc for the people of this date. [applause] let me ask -- let me ask the mea please sn of the assembly in senate. recog please stand so we can recognizo you and give your round of applause for the great work you did in thiss legislative sessioe he restored the faith of the ofe this state and the thank you. we don't thank you. [applause] speaking back on what we accomplished makes me tired.red we started by closing a $10 billion deficit without taxes and got a budget done on time.t we enacted the first-ever property tax cap after 20 years of debate and discussion.e've clapp, tom levitt, clapp. [laughter] we closed 3800 prison beds because we finally realize that prison operation is noneconomic development. we eliminated the mta payroll tax for most small businesses across the date.st we passed the toughest that regulation and 30 years. relaunch the new york open forra business campaign and regional councils that

we believe in the people of thet state ande.we honored the peope of the state and showed a mutual respect to each other. institutional and personal. by the end of the year i really believe we put our politics demt aside and we were no longer democrats versus republicans first. we were new yorkers first and we acted that way. [applause] and worked, and we delivered ane we got things done and made this state a better state and that ip why we are here in the first place and the people get, and i andso honored, so honored to be a part of what you did. and i have been so overjoyed tot be able to go to the people ofa the state andan explain to theme our accomplishments and how we work together to make this state a better state.re now you will hear the naysayers and the cynics are saying well, what happened last year was a fluke. you can't do that again. plan that was for whatever reason the stars, planets but it was a onetime situation now we are going to slip back to the olddy. ways and into this function. that's when you'll hear. yo

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