. >>> i'm tori campbell. a late spring storm is coming in, packing strong wind and causing significant airport delays. we have team coverage for you this morning. maureen blanco is at the area, steve pole son is tracking the system. >> interview: we talked about this last friday. it looked good for rain, also wind. the wind started in the north bay, starting to move south. this will start to stack up here. already 1" rain in parts of men deseen some. the cold will come in but between today and tomorrow 2 to 6" of rain could fall towards the russian river, also to the north and the santa cruz mountains, there's our system, the heaviest rain has definitely been to the north, it's finally moving south, you can see the dividing line and as you continue to move south it will start to pick up on the san mateo coastline, so for an update now on the traffic let's go to sal. >> reporter: steve, some of the weather has made the commute tougher than it normally is, adding delay times and air delay times. a live look her

tori? >>> it's not a good morning for wall street with stocks down more than 1%. big factors include weak economic news ut of europe -- out of europe. also, many are believing the stock market has advanced too far to fast this year. the dow is currently down 147. the nasdaq is down 39. s&p is down 17. but if you want some good news, coming up in a half an hour, i will explain -- he was keeping an eye on the gas prices. they are actually coming blown oh, refully. >> yeah. >>> okay. nuclear inspections, some -- coming down. >> oh, really? >> yeah. >> okay. >>> nuclear inspections. >>> and there's some questions about whether osama bin laden was actually buried at sea. >>> and if you are a frequent flier how it will soon be easier to carry -- handle your carry-on luggage. >>> windy conditions. it will be mostly sunny to partly sunny today. temperatures, though, mainly in the 50s. wind advisories all over the place, including some of the bridges. >>> thank you, steve. 7:12. >>> new this morning

c-span: what was a tory in that time? >> guest: a british sympathizer, a person who thought we should not be an independent country. so when the british left, a lot of philadelphia tories went with them. one of the reasons it took them about three weeks to get out of town is that i think 3,000 philadelphians went with them to new york. the whigs then came back into philadelphia, and particularly the radical whigs -- the american patriots, as they would have themselves -- were pretty angry that the tories had been having a hightailed time with the british, and there was a very kind of vigilante atmosphere in philadelphia. it was very ugly. arnold stepped into this, and as i say, he was not a tactful man and he certainly had no political skills. he liked women, he liked high living, he liked beautiful houses, he liked good food and nice wine, and he just sort of fell in with a lot of tories, including peggy shippen. now, peggy shippen's father had never declared himself one way or the other, but he'd been a fence-sitter and

i'm tori campbell. >>> we're closely following an accident this morning in san francisco's polk gulch neighborhood where a child was hit by a car. the young girl who was with her mother at the time is now at the hospital. ktvu's alex savidge is live with more. good afternoon, alex. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. the little girl is expected to survive. she was walking with her mother. they were between parked cars. the little girl suffered serious injuries in the crash. it happened around 8:00 a.m. the driver of the car stopped, cooperated with police and was not cited. the district says the little girl is a kindergartener at redding elementary school here in san francisco. her mom, by the way, i was not hurt in this accident. the school does have a crossing guard on the front side of the building during the morning time but they don't have one that helps kids cross the alleyway where the accident happened. at least during the morning time, one parent we talked to, says that's a real problem. >> i have two daughters, 6 and 2, and i actually don't go to the back alleyway because it'

. >> i'm tori campbell. dave clark has the day off. it's thursday, march 13th. >>> a fallen tree triggered a deadly chain of events on highway 134 in oakland hills. it happened near the park boulevard exit just hours ago, lorraine blanco joins us live from the scene with an update on traffic and how this happened. lorraine? >> reporter: well, traffic is actually moving right now. one lane is moving. one lane is shut down on highway 13 near park boulevard while caltrans crews clean up the mess from that fallen tree. the tree was actually on the roadway before the fatal crash. there were two crashes. let's take a look at what the scene was like when we arrived here at 4:30. we were first on scene after the first emergency calls. we saw a 20-foot tree across the entire roadway. two different vehicles crashed into that vehicle. the first car with four people inside, crashed, got out of the vehicle and moved to the right shoulder. a short time after, a pickup truck crashed into that tree as well, went airborne and hit that car as well. >> w

wrong values out of touch same old toris. under his tax cut, a banker earning 5 million pound will get an extra 240,000 pounds a year. let's call this what it really is. the government's very own banker's bonus. now presumably mr. deputy speaker, he wants us to believe that a 240,000 pound tax cut is necessary to make them work harder, the bankers. it's one rule for them and it's another rule for everyone else. because this april the chancellor will be telling a family working for 16 hours on the minimum wage if they don't work for hours they will lose nearly 4,000 pounds in tax credits. it tells you everything you need to know about the values of the chancellor and prime minister. the poor will only work harder by making them poorer. the rich will work harder by making them richer. wrong choice. wrong values. wrong priority, same old toris. what the is chons lohr's priority? the massive tax cut for his christmas card list. the chancellor talked about tax transparency. let's have some. let's -- let's have some. >> i think you

wrong choices, wrong values, wrong priorities, same old tories. and while everybody else is squeezed, what is the chancellor's priority? it is the massive tax cut for his christmas card list. now the chancellor talked a lot about tax transparency. let's have some, mr. deputy speaker. let's have some. >> mr. helms, i think you need to calm down. it's not good for you. it's not good for the house. ed miliband. >> let's have some transparency. hands up in the cabinet if you're going to benefit from the tax cut. come on. come on. come on. >> order, order. order, order. order! i have looked at you twice. i don't want to continue to look. i think we need a little bit of silence from you. if not, you might be better off leaving the chamber. i think we understand each other. ed miliband. >> he is the man who said sunlight is disinfectant. here is the challenge. benefit from it, or shake your head 23 you're not. come on, come on, come on. come on. we've got plenty of time. come on, we've got plenty of time. >> order, order. both sides of the house will com

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's tuesday, march 20th. >>> family members and friends of a missing morgan girl teenager are still hoping she will be safe. she disappeared on her way to school last friday. paul chambers is in morgan hill where the community plans to gather later tonight. good morning, paul. >> reporter: goorl, tori. they will have a -- good morning, tori. they will have a candlelight vigil here tonight. they want to make sure that she stays fresh in the minds of everybody and they are not giving up hope. >> we're praying for her to come home. it's so sad. >> reporter: sheriffs were at the school interviewing her classmates. they are contacting registered sex offenders living in the south county to see where they were when she disappeared. we know one man is not a suspect in the case, a registered sex offender. now, sierra lamar went missing last friday. they found her cell phone in a field. the location was in the direction opposite where she walks to get the bus. >> we're doing forensics on the c

tory dunnan joins us. tell us what's at stake tomorrow. >> reporter: louisiana is going to be a key state, especially for newt gingrich and santorum spawn. both of those candidates have been campaigning vigorously in the state doing anything they can to slow down mitt romney. after romney's win in illinois, many people started saying it's time for the other two candidates to drop out of the race. this is what they're pointing to the delegate map. you need 1,244 delegate -- 1,144. mitt romney is leading. rick santorum is still scam paining there today and he's trying to convince those last-minute voters. >> if you want a clear contest between different visions of americans, you have to nominate someone who price that clear conscience. that's why we're asking for your support. >> reporter: going into the race there's a new poll that shows santorum with a double digit lead over newt gingrich and mitt romney. it gives his campaign that validation to keep moving on but a loss could have the opposite effect. >>>

tori? >> thank you, pam. >>> 8:47.e state will become the act in the nation -- eighth in thation to legal as -- in the nation to legalize same-sex marriage. >>> the chief federal judge in mon tan ta is coming under fire because he ordered a racially charged e-mail about president obama. richard seebel admits sending the e-mail from his courthouse account. the e-mail appears to equate of a as with dogs and tacts the president's mixed racial program. >> the judge admits that the content of the e-mail was racist but hes to not consider himself in a -- himself a racist. he says he doesn't like president obama and the e-mail was intended to be a private communication. this morning, president obama is heading to new hampshire where he will talk about the efforts to boost energy production. this is plred a politically important -- this is considered a politicallicly important state. he easily carried it in 2008. but the campaign says they are not taking the state for didn't. >>> newt gingrich won the straw poll. that was carr

>>> and tory johnson has done it again.w products in our "deals and steals," only for you, our "gma" viewers. low, low prices on skin care, hair products, cosmetics. this may be one of our biggest yet. >> hands off, sam. the beauty products. >> all over the beauty products. >> wondering where you were going. >> so was sam. >> i try to always be ready. >> i don't know how we're going to fit everything in this last hour. >>> you're going to kick things off with the news, bianna. >> begin with growing anger over the shooting death of 17-year-old trayvon martin. thousands of people marched in new york, alongside martin's parents last night. and a major rally is planned in florida today, to demand the arrest of george zimmerman. he's the neighborhood watch volunteer who shot and killed martin, claiming self-defense, even though martin was unarmed. the justice department is investigating the case as a possible hate crime and will meet with martin's parents later today. >>> meantime, officials in sanford, florida, where martin was

tory dunnan joins us live from columbus, ohio. i know mitt romney picked up some big endorsements over the weekend. where does the race stand? tory? >> reporter: mitt romney is coming off of four victories from last week. the latest polls are shifting in his favor. let's start at the national level. romney is leading santorum 38% to 32% among likely republican voters. go in debt and closer and talk about some of the key states voting tomorrow like here in ohio. this is a brand-new poll it. show last close race a dead heat between romney and santorum. just last week santorum had the lead here. a statistical tie between romney and santorum. it was last month that santorum was up by seven points. we're sort of seeing a similar situation as we shaw in michigan and florida, one where mitt romney seems to come back in the last minute. in those states this was one state voting or two states voting but when we talk about super tuesday, there are 10 states voting. >> i know a lot of people will be watching. we'll see you tomorrow. jamie co

let's talk to tory. >>> gop front-runner ram prowl was trying to appear tough on foreign affairs but some say he went a little too far. tory dunnan joins to us set this all up. >> reporter: this is really shaping up to be a war of words between a republican presidential candidate and a president from another country all of this started yesterday. >> it is alarming. it is troubling. >> reporter: that's mitt romney's response to a question about an open mike moment between president and russian president deme trif med yes. in going after the president's gaffe romney may have created one of his own. >> this is to russia. this is without question our number one geopolitical foe. they fight every cause for the world's worst actors. >> reporter: the frm massachusetts governor tried to clarify. >> the nation that lines up with the world's worst actors. of course the worse is the nuclear iran. >> reporter: it was clear russia was listening. >> the first advice is to list on it reason. reason never harmed a presidential candidate. my other advice is to check their clocks from time to time. th

tori? >>> thank you, mark.napa two men are nationing charges pauked of stealing thousands of dollars worth of bronze railings -- accused of stealing thousands of dollars worth of bronze railings. plain-clothes officers saked out the area -- starked out the area -- staked out the area. >> they have to know that they are buying stolen property or have a good idea but they ignore that. >> transients charles rose and justin warner were arrested for grand theft over several weeks. police estimate the men stole $30,000 worth of railings. >>> coming up, what's moving the markets and why the federal government wants to know more about the relationship between apple and google. >>> plus -- a shortage of toilet paper is forcing entire office buildings -- buildings to shut down. >>> the federal trade commission subpoenaed apple. there are reports that they are specifically interested in how apple incore rates google on its iphone and ipad. the sources say the agency wants to know how google became the search engine of cho

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that equals low snow levels, tori, down to about 2,000 feet. so some of our local experts are expected to pick up snow by the weekend. again, it looks like the morning drives, the inning drives home from work could be a little hazardous. this is more rain we've seen in a while. >> this looks like it could be the rainiest of the season so far. >> wow. okay. we're due for some. >> yes, we could use it. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. >>> a mall earthquake hit in eler is rita this morning, 2.3. it was centered at the -- el serrita this morning, 2.3. it was centered near the areas that had two quakes last week. no word if this wake was an aftershock. >>> homeowners are objecting to a mandate to charge them an annual protection fee. jerry brown proposed this because of the increasing number of people moving to fire pro-- fire, rural lands. >>> an attempt to control weeds near the antioch waterfront may be having unintended consequences for an endangered butterfly. the meadowlark butterfly can be found at the dines wildlife refuge. a state found vi

tori? >> what would be the challenges be to try to move up the withdrawal of the troops? >> reporter: the u.s. says they believe the mission was gonna stay the same and then you hear this from pr karzai -- mr. karzai. he says every time we say this will not happen again or the u.s. says this will not happen again, something else happens. is it going to be difficult to speed up the process? probably. we're talking about training and making sure that the afghan solders why equipped and able to take over their own provinces and that's proven a little bit difficult. there is a lot of work still to be done here in this country. and there a lot to be talked about. certainly a lot of frustration from the afghan officials say and the u.s.'s side. >> and sara, one more question, you've been there for a lom while now. have you had a chance to talk to any -- read on their situation, how they are feeling about this? >> reporter: sure. it's twofold. people are upset. they are angry about what happened,

i'm tori campbell. >> good morning.is monday, march 5th. >>> new this morning, the usgs is now reporting there were two small aftershocks after that 4.0 magnitude quake we had this morning on the hayward fault in el cerrito. allie rasmus is live right near the epicenter. so, allie what, are people -- so allie, what are people saying? >> reporter: this earthquake was in el cerrito at the mira vista country club where we are right now. the quake hit about five and a half miles below the ground we're standing on. how do they know that? well, the country has a usgs sensor located right on their property. the country club sits on the fault. the superintendent of the golf course took us -- it doesn't look like much but you can see the beeping lights there and they send back the information. now, the super and several others were in the middle of a meeting when the earthquake hit. >> it was just a small quake and it stop for a second and then an even stronger one after that. >> what was your reaction? >> reaction was making su

i'm tory campbell. >> and i'm dave clark. following the e fetes of two big water main breaks in the east bay. this water main break on seventh and powell. paul chambers is telling us about traffic in the area. >> reporter: i can barely hair -- hear you. it's about the changing of the guard. you could see a half an hour ago they had clean up going on. that's where the problem this morning. this is the area where the main break happened they say it's about a five by 12-foot hole that ruptured and it's about 4 feet down. about 2:00 in the morning the scene was a little bit different. there were pools of standing water filling powell street and emeryville. a water main break caused a gas station to be shut down as the water flooded the parking lot make its way across the roadway. now for a short period of time, police officers were out here directing traffic. so the original call came in just before 1:30 this morning and crews were able to get a handle of the situation pretty quickly only a near by office had its water temporaril

this is not easy, tori. the sewer line carries about 80% of the waste from the northeast side of the city to a treatment plant, but we understand again all of these hardworking guys there, they're wrapping. their work on that sewage leak in san francisco. we'll keep you posted throughout the morning. >>> back here at home now, revised plan calls for the port of san francisco to prepare rundown piers for the america's cup race. at first race organizers have planned to spend more than $100 million in upgrades on piers 30 through 32, in exchange for a long-term development deal. but that deal fell apart. the latest proposal was introduced on tuesday and scales back some of the repairs with the port, spending about $8 million to partially fix up the piers. the board of supervisors won't debate all of this next tuesday. >>> all right. it's 7:07. and we want to check in with sal, get an update on the commute. >> good morning. it's been a little busy, especially on the eastshore. earlier crash is gone, traffic stil

. >> i'm tori campbell. dave clark has the day off. it's monday, march 12th. >>> topping our news, more gun violence on the streets of oakland. police are investigating two shootings. one victim is a 13-year-old girl. allie rasmus is live with more. >> reporter: well, the 13-year- old girl is expected to recover. she was shot in the forearm and is expected to be okay. investigators have been trying to talk to her and try to get more information -- trying to get more information about what happened. this is the intersection where she was found, 18th avenue and east 15th street, around 2:30. this morning. it was from there, paramedics rushed her to children's hospital. but investigators say this is not where she was shot. somebody dropped her off here. police don't believe this shooting was connected to another earlier shooting that happened about two and a half miles away where the 13-year- old was found. it was just after 11:00 last night. two men were found shot from nonlife-threatening shot injuries. one appeared alert and was sittin

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's monday, march 19th. >>> investigators are looking to generate new leads in the disappearance of a 15-year-old morgue be hill girl. she was last seen heading to school. ral allie rasmus has more. >> -- allie rasmus has more. >> reporter: good morning. investigators found her cell phone. she was last seen leaving her morgan hill home supposedly heading to school but she never arrived. on friday evening, search crews started to comb for her. in one of the fields, investigators found her cell phone. it was near the side of the road t appears to have been tossed from the car. her mother said her daughter has never run away from home before and it's not something that she would do. she said she was very crows to her sister -- close to her sister and did not mention a boyfriend or anything. >> my gut tells me something's not right. she would not intentionally leave us in limbo worrying about her like this. something isn't normal about the situation. it doesn't make sense. >> over the we

from gulf countries in afghanistan iraq libya and some european states their work was coordinated by tori and saudi intelligence officers as well as cia mossad and blackwater agents but it's also seized israeli weapons especially employed take missiles and israeli drones the us defense contractor formerly known as blackwater and now called academy was notorious for its heavy handed tactics during operations in iraq and pakistan while the us and many other countries have admitted all kind of linked extremists groups fighting alongside beyond opposition in syria dr salim says some countries are using those groups to further their own interests. to get local players involved in order to hide and this is why we hear mostly arabs like saudi arabia and qatar or iraq these countries don't have democracy at home of course they cannot ask for establishing it in syria they have another agenda. there are books and written sources where this plan is described in detail decades ago and how to coach never blogger and freelance journalist has been investigated for an important and serious crisis since l

and the tories hacker group anonymous has taken down several web sites belonging to internet friends company pounds of security the firm is bursted known for its widely used anti-virus software and the move is seen as retaliation over the arrests of hackers from another group while sec who is a legit ringleader turned informant for the f.b.i. their twenty eight year old man had been working with the u.s. government censors arrest last summer the group is known for carrying out several high profile attacks such as breaching different systems are the websites belonging to cia fox news and so many political commentator luke samuels says arresting harker's wrong to cheat anything anonymous is a group that genuinely sees itself involved in a kind of cyber war where they play the part of the self-appointed protectors of internet liberty because it's worth bearing in mind that the most this group has actually managed to achieve a shutting down master card for a couple of hours so this kind of jittery response on behalf of western governments is really interesting and it really does show tha

some parliamentarians are too drunk to stand up in debates and have no idea what they're voting for tory m.p. mark reckless admits he was too drunk to vote on the two thousand and ten budget and insists he doesn't remember falling over and m.p. . paul farrelly admitted wrestling a newspaper sell a narrow part of it although he maintains he wasn't drunk most recently m.p. eric joyce has been charged with assault following a late night punch up in a parliament bar and all that is subsidized by the taxpayer subsidized out of my browser grounds peremptory it's the work of about fifteen quid first they can ship if you remember the public servant we watched probably do subsidising the. m.p.'s defend the culture as part of the job high pressure long stretches away from the i was a long people spent a lot of time together and the building is old fashioned doesn't mean you have to drink a lot but i guess it was part of the club atmosphere and it probably still is. all of which needs the taxpayer wondering whether this is an appeal for calm tricks requests tourists me altie. and later on in the pr

helping keep the zombie banks alive and no this is not a boating accident this is a outright proto tori's shark attack and people are dying out there and they should be told specifically that this is what's going on but they're being held in the dark to try to get them to play along and to go to the beach and to swim in these shark infested predatory waters so let's talk about two of these sharks in particular shark boy or girl and apparently these are the nicknames for daily dime and blythe masters of keeping working in the commodity pits j.p. morgan's blith masters is the twenty eleven queen of commodities shark boy girl there fierce performance in crushing goldman sachs in the commodity pits uncertainty me diamond of life masters the fearsome nicknames shark boy and lava girl apparently shark boy and lava girl are celebrating the fact that. they beat their arch rival goldman sachs the earnings from j.p. morgan two point eight billion from the commodity it's in twenty eleven guess how much goldman sachs was one point six billion what's the difference in the earnings how much more did da

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's friday, march 2nd. >>> the power is still out for hundreds of people in hayward. neighbors at kelly street and bayview avenue say multiple cars hit a utility pole late last night. claudine wong is live in hayward to explain when the power might be back on. >> reporter: most people should be back on by 8:00. you can see crews working hard on the street. you can see the pole knocked down. it was leaning for a good part of the morning. now they are taking it down. they are gonna put a new pole in. now, residents out here have had to spend the night and morning dealing with this power outage. we talked with residents who live two houses away from where all of this work is ongoing. they've been walking around with flashlights, just trying to get through their morning. they were actually awake when the crash happened and told us what happened. >> there were several vehicles, like three of them, two of them were together. they stopped. the one in the white car was gonna make a turn. he

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despite being a dentist and a two-time but the tory and his abdication of agitation, he poured hundreds of thousand dollars of his own money in the 60's, 60's and early 70's into this political party so that the albanians could vote for lyndon johnson rather than george wallace and that in the hundreds of thousands of newly registered black voters would have people to vote for. could not just vote, but also run for office. and so that was his life's work. he was very much committed to a recapturing the greatness of african americans in terms of political participation. very steep in the era of reconstruction because his grandfather had been a reconstruction legislator. he grew up hearing about his grandfather, gramm partial while he was coming of age and jim-crow. it radicalized and to be living under jim-crow in alabama well hearing about the fact that black people used to actually have political power and be in office, including his own family >> who was the? >> that was my great grandfather. he was in our family lore the first black lawyer in the state of alabama and the architect of

the tories have flowers, too. the trees and flowers have the pollen. there is year-old pollen. it is nasty. our temperature outside -- it will be nasty as chilly as it has been. the pollen count today over 400. yesterday it was over 2000. the chilly air helps it a little bit. this will be our warmest march of all time. while we did have the freeze this morning, at no widespread damage. it was close to average. look at the men part of the country again today into the mid 70's. many areas will have the warmest march of all time including the selling minneapolis where it was 21 degrees above average. this is some of the mild air coming our way. minneapolis above 60 degrees. high pressure moves off the coast and will move right back to southwesterly winds tomorrow. when you get up tomorrow morning it would not be as silly as it was this morning. as we go through tomorrow clout come in. as we get into the southwesterly wind, warm air comes in. temperatures will be right back into the 70's. they might be widely scattered and that amounts to all that much. as long as it has been a mil

and joining us now tori dunnan who's been watching the polls in ohio. >> reporter: the big news of courseat mitt romney takes the state. this is going to be huge for his campaign in terms of momentum going forward. rick santorum kind of played this well earlier today. he had his campaign in lowering expectations saying if they came close to mitt romney they would consider it to be a victory. take a listen to what both of those candidates had to say about tonight. >> tonight we're doing some counting. we're counting down the days until november and that looks even better. >> this was a big night tonight, lots of states. we're going to win a few, we're going to lose a few. but as it looks right now, we're going to get at least a couple of gold medals and a whole pass fill of silver medals. >> romney has the story tonight with that win here in ohio. newt gingrich has a story going on, because he said his campaign rested on the fact on whether or not he won his home state of georgia. listen to what he has to say. >> remember when it was tim pawlenty who was going to crowd me out, then herman

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tory dunnan joins us to tell us what's behind the changes. >> reporter: this really all boils down to a lack of campaign cash. there are a lot of changes at play. he will be cutting one third of his staff. there's a new campaign manager in place. newt gingrich's schedule will become less intensive. the focus will now be on the convention. his team realizes they're in the going to get the number of delegates. so now they're going to be talking to individual delegates. here's what gingrich had to say about all of the changes. >> downsizing. so we're doing the appropriate things to be able it campaign. >> reporter: it's still going to be a long road ahead for the former speaker of the house. you have newt gingrich with 136 delegates. he's behind santorum and further behind mitt romney. but this might get worse for newt gingrich. the new poll just came out it. shows 60% of republicans feel it's time for newt gingrich to bow out of the race. despite all of this, he says he's staying in. >> let's go to november. it's suggesting the president is in pretty good shape what can you tell us abou

i'm tori cam be. the san jose firefighter is, in fact, recovering. he fell through the roof of a four-unit home that was on fire. we've on this story since 4:30 this morning. tara moriarty joins us live. you just got word about his condition? >> reporter: yes. that's right. tonight we know he suffered third-degree burns to one hand, second-degree burns to the other hand and his waist. the fire started in this bottom unit where it's boarded up. the fire was so intense it melted the paint off one side of the building. and if you can see the whole there, that's where it shot through the roof. the veteran firefighter severely burned his hand when his glove slipped off and the only thing that saved him -- >> this was the ventilation hole, where our firefighter went in. we were able to grab him. >> reporter: when the fire broke out at 3 3::00 this -- 3:00 this morning -- >> the window broke. flames everywhere. >> he saved her life. that's where the fire started. if no one got her out -- she was asleep or unconscious. >> reporter: the man mock -- knocked on

i want you to live in moscow these are the top stories and there's more tory i'm on camera singing and debating russia's presidential election a day before voters decide on his to leave the country as follows weeks of campaigning marred by vibrant rallies and protests to. the syrian army reportedly captures dozens of foreign mercenaries some of them from france during the fighting in the rebel your city of homs meanwhile rebels are accused by an eyewitness of killing people and committing atrocities alongside regime forces. and that harmful israeli lobby blindly seeks president obama's answer whether the west would support a military strike on iraq washington isn't decisive amid warnings an attack will be a disaster. for top stories here in our team and our special report is next. if you. look. huge which he. did you never know i had a cold be but i can gain strike against against. a month so if you're a mom kristin go against against and i've actually heard an awful lot of protecting against against roger against the question already existing ok against right against you know you can

tory johnson helped this family through a crisis. of three children. worked for the red cross. 387 operations in my career. i did katrina and 9/11. >> reporter: in july, his position was eliminated. >> being laid off sucks. >> i feel like somebody ripped the floor out from underneath us. bills pile up, the money coming in is less and less. >> reporter: enter "gma's" own tory johnson, to help onget back on track. >> it's natural to have a lot of anger. i want you to take the first steps today to get some of the natural anger out of your system. >> the whole thing kills me. that's not right. >> how has being upset affected you? >> it makes me depressed. >> reporter: now it's time to focus on the job search. >> we have to dramatically change your resume and the way that you're looking for a job. right? >> mm-hmm. now? you want to hear it? my hesitation is i've gone through this with a large transitional team. i thought they were going to help me. it never happened. >> i work with people every day who have been laid off. i've been laid o

and joining us now tori dunnan who's been watching the polls in ohio. >> reporter: the big news of course is that mitt romney takes the state. this is going to be huge for his campaign in terms of momentum going forward. rick santorum kind of played this well earlier today. he had his campaign in lowering expectations saying if they came close to mitt romney they would consider it to be a victory. take a listen to what both of those candidates had to say about tonight. >> tonight we're doing some counting. we're counting down the days until november and that looks even better. >> this was a big night tonight, lots of states. we're going to win a few, we're going to lose a few. but as it looks right now, we're going to get at least a couple of gold medals and a whole pass fill of silver medals. >> romney has the story tonight with that win here in ohio. newt gingrich has a story going on, because he said his campaign rested on the fact on whether or not he won his home state of georgia. listen to what he has to say. >> remember when it was tim pawlenty who was going to crowd me out, then h

and freezing mollies assets last week's coup was led by soldiers unhappy with president hu money tories policies and self declared leaders have since unveiled a new constitution and announced elections in which hundreds participants would be barred from standing. a suspected u.s. drone fired two missiles at a house in northwest pakistan killing three alleged militants the attack happened early friday in the town of miran shah an area known for its as a sanctuary for taliban and al qaeda insurgents foreigners believed to be among those in the group that were hit the strike comes at a time when pakistan is calling on an end to u.s. drone strikes in the country. the israeli military is shut off the west bank as palestinians and arabs prepare to mark the land day march commemorates the death of six hours by israeli police during protests over government confiscation of northern israeli land thousands of troops have been deployed in anticipation of violence the palestinian authorities also urge supporters to hold demonstrations outside other israeli embassies in other countries. and big brot

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tory dunnan joins us from columbus, ohio. what happens next. >> reporter: you're exactly right.hat's the big question. what are the game plans for the candidates? it depends upon who you're asking. mitt romney points to the scoreboard to show he was yesterday's big winner. he definitely has a point, six viblght rise, including a nail biter in ohio and a widening lead over gop rivals. >> tonight we're counting up delegates for the convention it looks good and we're counting down the days to november. >> reporter: romney still faces roadblocks ahead. he has yet to win over the conservative vote. there's a fierce challenger nipping at his heels. rick santorum showed he's a viable forks pick up wins in north dakota, oklahoma, tennessee and a very close second in ohio. >> we'll get at least a couple of gold medals and a whole lot of silver medals. >> reporter: but his biggest challenge may come from-- from within. this has left him scrambling to get on the ballots in different states. >> this is amazing. >> reporter: then there's newt gingrich. the former house speaker picked up a mu

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we'll have much more on this and a live report from tory dunnan tonight at 5:30. >>> well, presidentobama was in the battleground state of north carolina campaigning for lower gas prices. the president spoke at a chrysler truck manufacturing truck outside charlotte where he highlighted some of the administration's fume standards. he has battled criticism from candidates about the rising price of fuel. it shows private employers added about 216,000 new jobs last february. >>> the gas tax has been in the headlines for the past few days. naturally, another tax is coming up. who was in annapolis pushing for a higher tobacco tax. >>> why the fda said there's a serious problem with aeroshots breathable caffeine. >>> and what slip learning is all about and why it works. >>> it gives you the buzz of caffeine you need so badly in just an instant but not everybody is celebrating the inhaled caffeine. joce sterman has more. >> reporter: when we first told you about aeroshots, we mentioned the food and drug administration was reviewing the product after hearing about safety concerns. now they're

tory dunnan joins us from washington. how will this impact the gop race? >> reporter: it seems like the republican establishment has started lining up behind mitt romney. the question is how much do this endorsements really matter? >> i am honored. >> reporter: mitt romney has the edge this campaign season when this comes to endorsements. even his chief rival admits it. >> every endorsement it seems is going for mitt romney. >> reporter: he added two more which already included former florida governor jeb bush and and governor christi. so far this year, endorsements haven't moved the dial. >> i'm endorsing mitt romney. >> reporter: governors from south carolina, mississippi and tennessee, all backed romney before their state's primaries. he lost each contest. if you don't have them, bash them. rick santorum is taking the antiendorsement route. >> romney's got all the mon nirks the endorsement -- money, the endorsements. none of that matters. >> reporter: think longhand hard before you make your move. >> if you want a conservative, you must vote for mitt ro

tori campbell is off today. >>> we first reported his arrest during yesterday's 5:00 newscast. today, ktvu's allie rasmus is live outside the crime scene about what police have revealed about the weapon used. good afternoon. >> reporter: well, ma rhine, police have not recovered the weapon yet but they believe the weapon used was some sort of sharp object. the crime scene is still roped off and there has been an officer posted on guard at the house 24 hours a day and people are still coming to leave flowers and cards where the five people were killed. the man accused of this is binh thai luc. he's being held in jail in a special isolation unit. a spokesperson for the police department said she cannot say why he's being held in a special identificationlation unit -- special identification unit. based on what police and neighbors have told us, all of the victims were from the same family, the four of them, and then the fifth person was the son's girlfriend. police say this is not a random attack. neighbors are still on edge. >> i don't know if i'm in fear. i don't think that livi