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tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> there's a lot more news we're following tonight. 360 news bulletin. >> anderson, president obama unveiled a $3.8 trillion budget request spore spending and infrastructure and to pay for it proposes tax increases on rich and defense cuts and medicare and medicaid are hardly touched. >> too in athens, greece, anger in the streets. tens of thousands of protesters clashing with police over the weekend and again this morning. today's riot came after the greek parliament approved new measures in exchange for a new debt bailout from the eurozone. >>> inspections are under way at apple supply factories in china, according to the independent labor rights organization, the tech firm joined last month. they will interview thousands of workers at the plant where there are accusations of harsh working conditions. >>> and the singer adele proved her voice was back after undergoing surgery in the fall. listen. ♪ a great performance. adele took home six grammys, including album of the year. and nice interview on "60 minutes." >> she sang "rolling i

tom foreman has details. ♪ whatever you want from me i'll give you everything ♪ >> reporter: measuringfficult at best. a good starting place is her 1992 hit movie "the bodyguard." over 20 years, it has made almost $411 million. the soundtrack has sold 17 million copies in the u.s. alone. according to the recording industry association of america, that's the most ever, more than purple rain and saturday night fever and, of course, the film also gave us that song. ♪ and i will always love you ♪ >> reporter: "i will always love you" sold 4 million copies in its first year alone. that's seven records every minute. it was great news for houston and maybe even better news for dolly parton, who wrote it. under recording law, parton, not houston or her estate is the one that gets paid every time you hear that song on the radio. she talked about the tune recently on anderson's daytime talk show. >> then, when whitney did it and made all that money, i got all the money for the writing and i bought a lot of cheap wigs. >> reporter: still, houston's music was the cornerstone of her empire and her

for an up close, tom foreman. >> reporter: snapped outside a hollywood restaurant last week, these aret photos taken last week of her husband bobby brown and only child, kristy, na brown. she appears to be overwhelmed by her mother's death and appeared with her mom in this video. she posted this video on youtube. ♪ >> reporter: but if bobbi kristina has shown hints of her family pedigree, she has shown some nack of controversy. >> i can figure for you to take me out. >> reporter: she was born in early 1993, while her mother was still riding a wave of media excitement over her role in "the bodyguard" and her marriage earlier. over seven years, her parents were battling addiction problems and frequently battling each other. audiences were watching bobbi kristina's struggles on the reality show "being bobby brown" that first aired in 2005. the program ended after one season, however, the problems went on. the couple divorced in 2007, whitney took custody of their child and once again lit up the tabloids. since then, bobbi kristina has made headlines of her own. she's been cited by police

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hello i'm tom foreman in washington d.c. and this is the big picture tonight we take a look back at two conversations with great minds that are really worth revisiting today we begin with another look at my interview with jeff clements from just a few weeks ago is the co-founder of the organization free speech for people jeff is leading the charge against corporate personhood an issue that is now at the forefront of debate in america take a look. for tonight's conversations and great minds i'm joined by jeff. jeff is the former assistant attorney general of massachusetts and has been fighting on behalf of people business and the public interest for more than twenty years currently he's the co-founder and general counsel for the organization free speech for people which is a national nonpartisan campaign with the mission of overturning the supreme court's citizens united decision and fighting back against corporate personhood this is a movement that is nearing a tipping point in america as tens of thousands of people rallied

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i'm tom foreman welcome to the big picture. we. nine thirty pm in moscow the zero r.t. headlines israel accuses iran of being behind bomb attacks targeting israeli embassies in georgia and india in which four people are thought to have been injured. russia says or regrets the arab league winding down its observers work in syria and stresses a proposed peacekeeping mission could only be deployed once the government and opposition agree to a cease fire. fiery protests in athens followed by chaos and looting as public outrage escalates after the greek parliament passes a new austerity bill to secure and other e.u. bailout. next we take you to the russian republic of mariel where a community culture clash has become overcome through shared faith. this is how people of many ethnic groups prayed to ancient times. today this is the sort of worship but can only be found in this russian region. that i'm. not allowed to worship in soviet times people like us who did were put on trial we hope. as floods quakes and manmade disasters. services like the use a rooted in ancient histor

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on tom foreman in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture. president obama introduces his twenty thirteen budget to congress is the budget have a prayer of asking as a deal way also the mortgage settlement supposed to help those hurt most by the mortgage fiasco homeowners what are some states leaving homeowners in the dust and who is really gaining ground in the g.o.p. nomination battle rick santorum or his wealthiest backer and how are the corporate elites with their endless funds pulling the strings in this twenty twelve election cycle. you need to know this and so it begins the battle for the future of america today president obama unveiled his vision for the united states by releasing his two thousand and thirteen budget proposal remember budgets aren't just numbers on a sheet their priorities and paths for the future they find what investments will be making as a nation moving forward and how we're going to pay for those investments here was the president today pitching his vision the budget there we're releasing today is a reflection of

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i'm tom foreman. thanks for being here. >>> tonight, inside whitney's farewell, i talk to one of the gospel singers that raised the roof and knowing about addiction, pat o'brien. and the top democrat says this election is for sale, all about the super pacs, russ feingold. one of the funniest men in show business, see if corelle, and -- steve corelle. >> it's much more funny to be rich and famous. >> i was thinking ron paul is short of a -- >> legendary funny man, steve carell and david steinberg and a tribute to a real all american hero on piers morgan tonight. good evening. our big story tonight, whitney houston, fallen diva laid to rest, buried by side her father in a new jersey cemetery and about the extraordinary performance at the funeral and the song the family asked him to sing and pat o'brien and talking about whitney and his own struggle with addiction and david carell and steinberg. >> are you a funny person by nature? >> as evidenced by this interview, no. clearly not. i don't light up a ro

i'm tom foreman in for erin burnett. outfront tonight, breaking news. a suicide attack stopped just short of the capitol steps. new details at this hour about the plot. authorities say the would be bomber had conducted a test in west virginia. chose the capital after considering an attack on a d.c. restaurant, and allegedly told investigators he wanted to kill people, quote, face-to-face with an ak-47. if the investigation had not gone well, if detectfes had not done their jobs, our lead story would in short be a calamity. instead, the fbi and the u.s. capitol police stopped it cold. he was arrested in a sting operation when undercover agents posing as al qaeda operatives gave him a fake suicide vest. it contained no explosives, so the public was not in danger. tonight, the 29-year-old would-be bomber is behind bars. brian todd is in alexandria, virginia, outside the courthouse where he made an initial appearance today and was charged with attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction. you have been on this all day long with new details coming out. wha

that's where tom foreman is tonight, in columbus, ohio, with a group of undecided republican voters. have been watching and listening to all of the candidates make speeches and giving us their instant reactions. we have been playing them at the bottom of the screen. what was the reaction to governor romney talking tonight? >> anderson, this is one of the most fascinating ones to watch, how the groups respond to it. i want you to look at how these people responded when mitt romney was speaking, specifically, specifically when he went after president obama with one of his own lines, listen to this and watch the lines grow. >> he thinks he deserves a second term. he says, we can't wait, to which i say, oh, yes we can. >> huge, huge support for that when he said -- when he attacked the yes we can line. let me talk to somebody here. did you like that line, the notion of him saying that, and if so, why? >> yes, i thought mitt finally got the difference between himself and obama, and i think he was very clear and articulate, and i loved the speech. >> when you say he finally got the differe

i'm tom foreman in for erin burnett. outfront tonight, iran's big power play. the new threats, the new fears, and how they could dramatically change the cost to you for a gallon of gas. if you don't think you're going to see $5 a gallon by summer, the iranians may be telling you to think again. oil prices rose monday to a nine-month high after tehran announced it was cutting off oil exports to britain and france, threatening the same to six other european countries. oil is iran's lifeline. it makes up for 80% of all its exports with the top customers being china, which gets 22% of the crude, the eu, which takes 18%, then japan, 14%. india, 13%. and south korea, 10%. so if those are the customers, why do we care? most of our oil comes from canada, saudi arabia, mexico, venezuela, and nigeria. we care in america because oil is an internationally traded commodity and when the supply is interrupted anywhere, it causes shock waves everywhere and iran knows it. outfront tonight, iran expert ashman of the new america foundation, and former military intelligence office

our tom foreman has been looking into that. >> a lot of people wonder this, and you know -- we both witnessedole life -- when a megastar passes away, two things emerge -- they had a huge fortune, or they were broke. both have emerged in this case. but that still leaves the question hanging out there. how much did she really have stwh ♪ whatever you want from me ♪ i've given you everything >> reporter: measuring. her 1992 hit movie "the bodyguard" over 20 years it's made almost $411 million. the soundtrack has sold 17 million in the u.s. alone, according to the recording industry, that's the most ever, more than "purple rain" and "saturday night fever" rover the film also gave you that song ♪ and i will always love you >>> "i will always love you" sold 4 million copies in its first year alone. that's seven records every minute. it was great news for houston, maybe even better news for dolly parton who wrote it. under recording law, parton, not houston or her estate gets paid of time you hear it. she talked about it today. >> and whitney did it, and it made all that money, i got the money for t

tom foreman joins us in las vegas, a group of undecided voeders watching our coverage.he freemont street experience. we have gathered as a rest raunltd, a popular place to gather, spifrk specifically bec one is watching more closely what is happening in florida than the people in nevada. let me ask you first of all, how many of you after everything you have heard tonight, are inclined to vote for mitt romney? and how many of you are inclined to vote for newt gingrich? do you see, anderson? anyone for ron paul in here? >> one ron paul, maybe. undecided. and largely, they are undecided here. let me ask you some questions. one other part about this, all of you who are potentially mitt romney voters and tea party supporters raise your hand. some but not necessarily. let me ask you about this idea. is the difficult for mitt romney to get the tea party people as somebody on the coverage referred to, the base of the base, behind him? is this an easy decision to make if you support the tea party ideals? >> if he keeps saying he's going to cut federal spending, we had 1,000 days

tom foreman joins us in las vegas, a group of undecided voeders watching our coverage.he freemont street experience. we have gathered as a rest raunltd, a popular place to gather, spifrk specifically bec one is watching more closely what is happening in florida than the people in nevada. let me ask you first of all, how many of you after everything you have heard tonight, are inclined to vote for mitt romney? and how many of you are inclined to vote for newt gingrich? do you see, anderson? anyone for ron paul in here? >> one ron paul, maybe. undecided. and largely, they are undecided here. let me ask you some questions. one other part about this, all of you who are potentially mitt romney voters and tea party supporters raise your hand. some but not necessarily. let me ask you about this idea. is the difficult for mitt romney to get the tea party people as somebody on the coverage referred to, the base of the base, behind him? is this an easy decision to make if you support the tea party ideals? >> if he keeps saying he's going to cut federal spending, we had 1,000 days

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