tracey byrns and john layfield . christian dorsey. tracey, i want to start with you. best way to protect consumers is get wid of the new consumer protection agency. >> most things do these days and we are talking about power hungry. >> and they are going to be passed on and look. ask corporate america and bank of america who tried to impose fees on the customer and they barked back and the fees are gone. >> wayne back in 2011, ha, ha. two weeks ago. the agency had come up with 21 rules. i am curious what they will do now they got it in place. you think hundred or two hundred rules? every time one of these agencies. this under the dodd frank reform act. no one knew what was in it when they voted on it it is a congress massive moronic statement . now come out and appoint a czar to run this thing. it creates its own rules and 21 of them so far. anyway are out of control and they proliferates itself and appoints more and more people and you have massive regulation of which are at odds with each ther if you look at it it is impossible to comply. no way the federal governme

this is regulation that makes sense, tracey. doing away where business does not suffer. i go back to a fuel that is not available. >> regulation is the second complain. funds that we are pay therefore we can't turn into employee checks is hurting small businesses left and right. we need it. but don't need it now. you don't think that the media is pointing out that children were dying? we would figure it out. we don't need the government to do it. but we need corporate america to figure it out on its own. not an agency that is wasting money. they are out to help with fuel from the vehicles and do we need to reevaluate how they are managed by the epa. >> i have no idea how we get on dying children, but that is what happens. when you don't have contacts and facts, you bring them down to a emotional argument and that is kids are dying and corn husks and they biodegreat . we are talking about the enzymes that break them down in over two days. and yet the epa is focused on that . put it in context. 8 million gallons a you year is what they want. the key stone pipe line, wait a

if you want to see where tracey. new car manufacturers are going in the south where they don't have to deal with union states. they cannot simply afford the union costs that build up over decades. money goes where it is reward. >> you had me until you used baseball. >> they almost killed baseball. >> thank goodness for mark mcguyer and steroids. >> coming up. how would you like to get paid with the e-mails and phone calls that you answer. new law in south america could have your paycheck heading north. ♪ ♪ you and me and the big old tree ♪ ♪ side by side, e, two, three ♪ ♪ counthe birds in the big o tree ♪ ♪ la la la [ male announcer ] the inspiring story of how shipping giant can befriend a forest may seem like the stuff of fairy tales. ♪ ♪ you and me and the g old tree side by side ♪ butyou take away the faces on the trees... take away the pixie dust. take away the singing animals, and the charminoutfits. take away the sprites, and the storybook narrator... [ man ] you're le with more electric trucks. more recycled

often working in his studio, leaving tracey on her own.nection? >> sure. absolutely. and we talk about it. we talk about it in the episode, rob and i do, about, you know, there's a sort of like -- where did rob go? where is he? >> where's rob? rob? rob, dinner's ready. >> reporter: tracey's new rules require him to join his children for dinner. and to drive them to school. has your relationship changed since this episode was shot? >> no. >> no. >> it's the same thing. >> reporter: and on a show that swaps personality polar opposites, often leading to tears and total breakdowns, it turns out tracey and carnie made a lasting bond. you're friends now? >> we're friends. our eyes opened to a few things and we're friends. >> it turned out better. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> and another episode of "celebrity wife swap" airs tonight at 9:00, 8:00 central on abc. >>> just ahead, the amazing moments when three children were rescued from an icy river. we'll hear from their dad just ahead. stay wi

tracey pots joins us with more on this. >> lynn, good morning. ron paul has decided essentially not to compete in florida. it's a winner take all state for the delegates there. so this is a three-way race between mitt romney, newt gingrich and rick santorum. >> number one, biggest race in the country is? >> florida. >> in tampa, the stage is set for tonight's debate. taxes, once again, will be a key issue. rick santorum says he'll release his this week, and, now, so will mitt romney. >> we were going to release them anyway in april. >> after reversing his double digit lead and losing south carolina, romney's hitting florida hard, reminding voters of newt gingrich's failed leadership in washington. >> what's he been doing for 15 years? he's been working as a lobbyist, yeah, and selling influence around washington. >> i was not a lobbyist. i was never a lobbyist. i never did any lobbying. >> gingrich hinted at what he'll bring up in tonight's debate and insists on straight answers. >> the fact is he is trying to cleverly hide behind an argument tha

at the whole point is to get people to slow down, they say and tracey says he has done that. if you want to know where all nine of the new d.c. speed cameras are, log onto wjla.com. in northwest, horace holmes, abc 7 news. >> for a complete list of the new cameras, log onto wjla.com. >> 7 on your side with a warning about i hadpads. >> they say using the template on your lap means that you look down more, putting pressure on your joints, leading to 80 soldiers -- a key shoulders out and that injuries. there is chatter about the anticipated iphone 5. the reports that apple may release a new version this summer. apple had unveiled its newest iphone in previous summers, but that trend was broken when the apple iphone 4s debuted in october. it could include a bigger screen. still to come, nearly all of us have fallen for those airline ticket prices that end up being too good to be true. new rules to crack down on that. >> ♪ i'm feelin', feelin' a sunny day ♪ ♪ sunny day ♪ ♪ i'm feelin', feelin' the taste i crave ♪ ♪ subway ♪ ♪ i'm makin' it, makin' it how i like ♪ ♪ it's meant to

as for jeff tracey, it continue. about that. >> creative. >> yeah >>> enjoy your pro bowl party tonight? eat your dip? the crowds -- that's the wrong game. >> but that changes. next sunday, the super bowl. we're going to give you a sneak peak >>> and when did you see at the movies? the 2-4-6-8 value menu's got the everyday value slam, classic burger, build your own chicken wrap, cheese quesadilla, chicken parmesan, all you can eat pancakes, cordon bleu melt, the new cookie skillet a la mode. whew. so many choices, so little airtime. the 2-4-6-8 value menu. only at denny's. >>> we're a week ago from super bowl sunday. we're supposed to leave today for i understand nap lis. ravens didn't make it to the super bowl this year. but we do have a preview of the commercials >>reporter: for many of us they play football during the commercials. this is some of what we'll see. >> you want me to go with that? >>reporter: it will be a record year of spending. >> any time you crave it, it turns into a bird >>reporter: a quarter bil

go green. >> reporter: in berkeley, tracey grant, nbc bay area news. >> all right.ty cool. >>> let's check in with meteorologist ron mayeda checking out the weather. a little bit of a change tomorrow, rod? >> we're going to see more clouds and maybe underneath som of the clouds a little bit of mist or drizzle. in the case of the north bay possibly a few showers. show you the temperatures outside right now. not a bad finish to your sunday evening. as you can see we're in the 40s and 50s odd. 55 in san francisco where by the way the onshore winds are starting to pick back up. that's going to pump in more low clouds and moisture into the air. with the cloud coming in on top of the marine layer which will start to sweep into the inner bay we should see more mild temperatures, not those low 30s we've seen over the last couple of mornings. so tomorrow morning we'll have mostly cloudy skies. chance of showers around the north bay and maybe a few sprinkles around the rest of the bay area for your monday morning commute. for the next two days thanks to a stronger sea breeze

are 19-year-old kadeem santiful, who pleaded guilty to a second degree sex offense.and 15-year-old tracey hankins who was tried as a juvenile.all three worked occasionally at the roller rink, which closed shortly after the incident. stay with us as we continue to follow this case... we'll be morning... and will bring you the very latest as we wait to learn perry's fate.live in towson, megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. a shooting remains under investigation... after a virginia man is killed in south baltimore.it happened early sunday morning on mariban court.that's where 35- year old raymon parrott was shot several times... through the window of an apartment. it's believed he was in town visitiig family. and in east baltimore... authorities are still on the hunt for a gunman there. 27-year old doral hinton was shot several times and killed... while walking home from the store around 7 p-m on friday.you can see police on the scene... and crime tape marking off the area .... just a block from his home near ashland and montford avenues. witnesses saw one man running from the scene but, so

and 15-year-old tracey hankins who was tried as a juvenile.all three worked occasionally at the roller after the incident. and a frederick man pleads guilty to sexually abusing a 1-year-old boy.19--ear-old ryan sheepard was arrested in june after injuring thh child so severely, that he had to have surgery.sheppard could be sentenced to 18 years later this month.but will probably be recommened for treatment a state mental hospital for inmates. 3 fighting back in southeast baatimore after a string of home break-ins in patterson park. neiggbors say there have been at least 15 break-ins in the past 30 dayy.4 of them on the same block on north luzerne avenue near east baltimore street.one ictim says she was asleep the next day.... hee game roke 3 system, two ameras... and about 300-hundred dollars from her purse were all gone. (ms. grim) "ii's not a good feeling.. i get up every morning looking down the steps seeing if they broke in again." (ááánats up full: "they gain access thru the back windows and doors...."ááá) doors.....ááá)investigators believe the theives might be puveniles. since t

and 15-year-old tracey hankins who was tried as a juvenile.all three worked at the roller rink, whichthe incident. a frederick man pleads guilty to sexually businn a 1-year-old boy.19-year-old ryan sheppard was arrested in june after injuring the child so severely, that he had to have surgery. sheppard could be sentenced to 18 years later this month, but will likely be recommened for tteatment at a state mental hospital for inmates. a 62 year old man is shot and day of the new year.. becomes baltimore's first homicide of 2. 2012.bruce royster was murdered... around 10:30 tuesday night on edgewood road in northwest baltimore.police have no suspects... and no motive for the killing.this news comes as baltimore rate in 2011.for the first r - time in 30 years.... fewer than 200 people were killed in baltimore.and while authorities aren't happy about the first homicide of 2012.... they are hopeful that baltimore's murder rate will continue to drop....this year. 04:33:19 "last year at this time we had three homicides... recorded our first last night." night."royster has an arrest record tha

comedienne tracey morgan is recovering after he collapsed at the sundance film festival. a spokesperson confirmed he was taken to the park city medical center but declined to say what treatment he was receiving. the star was there to serve -- promote his film "predisposed." coming up next, your maryland lottery pick 3 and pick 4 numbers. and another check on the forecast. first, a look at how wall street is performing. here's a friendly reminder. it's your last chance to get verizon's reliable high speed internet and phone for small business for only $84.99 a month. call 1.866.solutions now or visit verizon.com/solutions. only $84.99 for high-speed internet and phone. plus your choice of either no annual contract or a two year price guarantee. call 1.866.solutions or visit verizon.com/solutions today. hurry -- this offer won't last long. contact the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 1-800-974-6006 >> it may have been a disappointing and dramatic finish, but the reagans are at the end of an exciting season. a look back at the exciting season. family and fri

are 19-year-old kadeem santiful, who pleaded guilty to a second degree sex offense.and 15-year-old tracey hankins who was tried as a juvenile.all three worked occasionally at the roller rink, which closed shortly after the incident. 3 3 today it's back to business for the ravens...they're back on the practice field... gearing up to go against the houston texans. texans.houston advanced with a victory over the cinninnati bengals,...and will face the ravens sunday...at m & t bank stadium... where the ravens went ndefeated this year... one of the victims was this same houston club, who lost here 29-14 baak in october... but none of that means anything now...this is the playoffs, the secondd season...and everything starts &pover... get thingg rolling rolling the ravens and texans face off at m&t bank stadium... sunday at one o'clock. gotta get the 40.. to the 30.. to the 10... broncos win in ove! overtime! and... one team the ravens won't be facing in the playoffs anymore... the pittsburgh steelers.tim tebbw and his denver broncos did us a favor.. knocking them out on the first play in overti

are 19- year-old kadeem santiful, who pleaded guilty to a second degree sex offense.and 15-year-old tracey hankins who was tried as a juvenile.all three worked occasionally at the roller rink, which closed shortly after the incident. a maryland man is recovering this morning... after accidentally being shot by aa companion... during a group hunting trip.the men were apparentlyyhunting áillegallyá on state-owned property near d- c.the group is now facing charges... including hunting without permission. a montgomery county police officer will be rewarded for his bravery during a hostage situation at the discovery communications bbilding in silver spring.officerredward paden junior will receive the congressional badge of bravery today. police say paden was off-duty on septembee first... 2010... when he learned about a man ith a gun at the discovery building. he went inside... helping the hostages and prrviding details to other officers at the scene. the shot by police before he could detonate explosives. remembering a hometoon hero.... the tight-knit community of westminster is mourning theed

mohammed haroon ali seen here after his arrest is retried for the 1999 murder of tracey biletnikoff. she was killed at a drug rehab center. in 2001 mohammed haroon ali was convicted of strangling her but the conviction was thrown out. >>> ed lee appointed the planning commission president. child abuse president -- christina olague was sworn in this afternoon. she is left to center and has routes in community activism. >>> the man christina olague is replacing spent his first day as sheriff. his first day comes upon allegations he abused his wife. the wife denies any abuse. >>> in just hours voters in new hampshire will cast their ballots in the first gop primary in the race for president. ktvu's ken pritchett is with the candidates on this final day of campaigning and joins us live from new hampshire at a john huntsman event. ken? >> reporter: ken, look behind me, you could see people inside cleaning up from this campaign rally. john huntsman left here an hour ago. john huntsman spent his entire campaign here in new hampshire. the question is, will it pay off. he is hoping it does be

nbc bay area's tracey grant joins us from san francisco. i assume they are happy but this is still not over ultimately, correct? >> reporter: exactly, it's not forever, it's just a two-year reprieve. while bradford wells and anthony max are happy about this, they also say the two years will offer them some time for a number of things, time to just spend together and also time to battle against immigration policy. >> excited. we're elated. >> elated. >> we're really happy. >> yeah. >> the decision was great news yesterday. >> champagne flowed freely of anthony mac and bradford wells yesterday after they learned from congresswoman nancy pelosi herself that mac was not being deported back to australia. he was granted deferred action which means he can stay in the country for at least two more years. >> we're deeply grateful to those people. they made a difference for us. they made a difference for a lot of people. >> the couple says the public support their story received since the visa expired in june was the key for them. news stories and fa

for deputy kurt franklin says yes. >> when you consider from looking at the tape, the strikes that traceyd kirk franklin did, kurt's strikes were within departmental policy. they were where they were supposed to be. they did not number more than he needed to do in order to gain compliance. >> but lawyers for the immigrants say the video clearly shows they offered no resistance. >> we're talking about a five foot woman who weighed about 95 pounds and a man who was 5'5", 5'6", weighed 150 pounds, had already been subdued. the officers who beat and apprehended these two persons, not only acted excessively with great cruelty but were totally unrestrained in what they had done. >> as a result of the beating and the videotape, the two deputies are suspended. but after an internal investigation, franklin is reinstated, though watson is fired. the victims file a $10 million lawsuit against riverside county, california. but the case never gets to a jury. the two sides decide to settle and each of the victims receives $370,000. all because the actions of two policemen were caught on tape. >> i thin

are 19-year-old kadeem santiful, who pleaded guilty to a second degree sex offense.and 15-year-old tracey hankins who was tried as a juvenile.all three worked occasionally at the roller rink, which cllsed shortly after the incident. stay with us as we continue to follow this case... we'll be in the courtroom again this morning... and will bring you the very latest as we wwit to learn perry's fate.live in towson, megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. police in annapolis raid a home... looking for drugs... but they didn't expect to find a local politician there. it happened last weeek at a public housing complex.police were acting on a tip... about drug activity inside two apartments at the complex. when they got there... they expected to find p-c-p.thhy didn't expect to find local alderman... kenneth kirby... living in one of the apartments... watching television in the living room. now... more questions are being raised about the raid... and what exactly was going on there. :40 - "i don't understand it. i think it's weird. why was he in there and there was a drug bust going on. i don't und

last may however 19 year old kadeem santiful pleaded guilty for his role as did tracey hankins who wasme and faced charges in juvenile court. unlike perry... dna linked them to the crime. as for the remaining charges, jurors remaaned quote... hopelessly deadlocked.10:10:30 i'm hoping they're dismissed were hoping. hopefully everything wiil work out. in towson joy lepolaa fox 45 news at ten. perry remains in jail.he still faces two sex offense charges... and each carries a maximum of 20 years in prison. straight ahead... a new york women is out of a job ... accused of faking her daughter'ssdeath. but you'll never believe the reason... she told such a drastic lie! lie!but first...find out the car claiming to get 100 miles per gallon. ((break 3)) i'm just a bit of residue left behind by some mop. why you... nobody's taken a shine to me in a long time. phooey. i don't need anybody...but you! ♪ i believe in miracles [ male announcer ] swiffer attracts dirt. used mops can push muddy water around. swiffer wetjet's new, upgraded solution helps prevent streaks and residue to reveal more shine t

. >>> chef jeff, chef tracey of chef jeff hired a sign spinner to warn drivers about a recently installed camera. a sign telling drivers to slow down before they get to that camera. it could save drivers $150. that sign spinner will be there for about a week. >>> next on news4 at >>> frustrating morning for a lot of bruce springstein fans in our area. tickets for his april 1st show at the verizon center went on sale at 10:00. and they sold out quickly. a class-action lawsuit and an investigation by the federal trade commission. >>> thousands started the weekend out by taking a very chilly dip in the chesapeake bay, and some of them are doing it not just once, but 24 times in 24 hours. and they're hoping to raise a lot of money for a very good cause. >> reporter: a beautiful sunrise over the chesapeake bay. as the sun came up, the superplungers kept plunging. 50 men and women and many special olympic athletes plunged into the cold waters of the chesapeake bay every hour for 24 hours, with all the proceeds going to special olympics. it's all about the athletes. >> a lot of people don't real

that will be in brentwood, tracey and oakley. we turn downward on saturday and then for the holiday much cooler temperatures with rain arriving wednesday. that's the forecast. sports is on deck next. ,,,,,,, it will be the first time they've played outdoors in over a month... . >>> when the since take the field al field saturday it'll be the first time they have played a game outside in a month. brees and the offense have scored 40 points or more in their last four. the 49ers have scored more than 40 once all season. despite the differences saints head coach agrees his counterpart is second to none. >> the turn around in one season has been unbelievable. we have a chance each year to vote on players of the year, coach of the year and clearly he is the coach of the year this season. there is not a close second when you look at what he started with and what they have done as a staff. the excitement they are playing with and the success they are having and the development of a quarterback that many questioned coming in to the year.

ben tracey and cynthia wars are covering. undefeated mitt romney rolls into south carolina. can his conservative opponents stop him there? jan crawford and bill whitaker report. who's killing iran's nuclear scientists? another died today. david martin is on the story. and the first lady talks to gail king about life under the spotlight. >> that's been an image that people have tried to paint of me since, you know, the day barack announced that i'm some angry black woman. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. good evening. we begin tonight in an mesh town where the military has set out to move mountains, mountains of snow. cordova, alaska, population 2200, is buried under more than 15 feet of snow that has fallen over the last few weeks. now it has started raining, making the snow even heavier, and on top of that, the tab is running out of shovels. we sent ben tracy up there. >> reporter: the national guard is still digging out corcova, working 24 hours a day to unbury homes and businesses, and now with temperatures in the mid-30ss, mum

ben tracey reports tucson also is still healing. >> reporter: aaron buchanan and her 11-year-old son kenneth were busy hang up bells around tucson this morning. symbols of hope. >> hope, faith, hopefully it's not going to happen again. >> reporter: they headed to the safeway grocery store, the site of the shooting so at 10:11, the moment of the shooting they and so many in tucson could remember. >> a lot of healing has happened here in the last year. and so it was just nice to have that healing come full circle. >> reporter: it's a far different sound from one year ago. >> there are multiple people shot. >> okay. >> oh my god. >> when in 16 seconds, 31 bullet --: -- bulleted shattered a sunny morning. at the grocery store a memorial stands, a boulder symbolizing tucson's unbreakable spirit surrounded by six smaller rocks for those who were lost. congresswoman giffords who was shot in the head has been recovering in houston but she and husband mark kelley are back in tucson this weekend return together safeway for the first time since the shooting dedicating a memorial in her office t

well, that's what jeff tracey is hoping will happen.e is usually a mild mannered guy, but after getting three speed camera tickets in three days, the $425 in fines have him miffeed. he owns five popular local restaurants and is married to cbs chief white house correspondent nora o'donnell, but this is not him. >> for one of my cooks or busboys, they have to work 10 or 15 hours. i'm okay. i can afford it. but it's still a lot of money. i just talked to like three of my guests who all got tickets, and you can buy a lot of food for $150 at chef jeff's. so up here i'm going to have a guy for one week next week and he's going to be out here next week and he's going to warn everybody. >> it only started issuing tickets last month and a lot of people don't even know it's there, like the chef. triple a says the district has become too dependent on the fines it gets from the cameras. it says dc pulled in more than $40 million last year from speed cameras alone. but police insist they do what they're supposed to. slowing people down and saving li

tracey says he has definitely done that.o know where all nine of the new cameras are you can log on to our website wjla.com. >> it to live in maryland, you could be singing a sad to to download music. that is because governor martin o'malley is proposing a download tax on everything down loaded including itunes and songs music, magazines even greeting cards. it would be included in the 6% stake sales tax. and 99 cents a itunes song would now cost $1.60. a warning for all you tablet users out there. researchers say ipad and others could cause what they call ipad shoulder. such a state income encourages poor posture because you tend to look down, and that could cause pressure on your joints. some suggest propping the tablet up on a table in an elevated position. >> the washington auto show gets underway tomorrow at the washington convention center. more than 700 makes and models of cars will be on display. one of the biggest attractions this year or the new small cadillacs. the show runs through february 5. >> think outside th

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comedienne tracey morgan is in the news because he's in the hospital after collapsing at the sundanceival in utah. he was attending an awards ceremony when he collapsed. his publicist released a statement saying it was due to a combination of exhaustion and altitude. he was at sundance to promote this latest movie. >> 6:00 hour 42 is the time, 28 degrees in frederick. >> coming up, a rare sight that has people flocking to a fairfax county neighborhood. >> mike allen has the are you crazy? i would never go out without my covergirl. i want to urok natural not naked! but lo! with covergirl, all you need is 3 little things to make beauty powerful for you. lashblast for voluptuous volume, outlast -- to keep your lips beautiful and not come off if you kiss... simply ageless foundation to help you look young. see? jus three. easy breezy beautiful covergirl. ♪ ♪ >> concerns over icy roads have led to school delays. in virginia, alexandria city prince william county and stafford county, two-hour delay. kettle bell employees are urged to stay off the roads until 9:00 a.m. government offices wil

. >> well said, tracey. >> the new year started off as very vinyl one for the bay area's largest cityay's bob redell joins us live outside san jose headquarters. they have a tough crime wave going on. now police say they'll no longer respond to burglar alarms. >> that new policy is barely 24 hours old. that was planned in advance. it's not in response to what happened over the weekend. where several people were stab ed, two people were shot. all of this takes place over a # four-hour period. there were four incidents and locations throughout the city. the vinyl starting saturday night at ridge glen way wen someone shot a man and a teenage boy at the end of the year party. it's one of those victims who was in critical condition. around midnight there was a large fight where several people were hurt. some taken to the hospital with stab wounds. yesterday they had a new policy that they will no longer automatically respond to a home or business unless they know for sure there's a break-in. especially considering in 2010 all of the alarms, 98.4% of them were false and a drain on resources

typically slow highway 4 westbound hillcrest to leverage 580 from the central valley 205 through traceye altamont pass slow traffic headed into the dublin interchange. speeds picking up once you get past livermore into pleasanton. live look, 80 berkeley, getting a little crowded still no problems as you head into the macarthur maze and feed into the bay bridge toll here's what you will find there, traffic light, metering lights off, slowing on the incline towards treasure island no major problems getting into san francisco on the bay bridge at this hour. >>> 5:54. >>> bank of america's harshest critics say it is too big and needs to be divided up to survive. bank officials continue to expand the company, getting into the online discount business. >> here's jane king with this morning's bloomberg business report. >>> it might be easier to refinance your mortgage. president obama last night proposing expanding a plan that would help more underwater homeowners refinance at rock bottom interest rates. the president wants large financial institutions to pay a fee to cover the cost. obama cre

slowing out of the central valley drive time headed from tracey up over the altamont pass into the dublinute dive. san rafael roads wet headed southbound around lucas valley road no significant problems >> >> 6:32. this morning the water -- water is back for dozens of homes in the oakland hills after a roadway collapse. a chunk of wild current way collapsed when the ground gave way saturday. the collapse left more than 100 neighbors in the area without power and water for a while. repair crews say it could be days even weeks before the road can be repaired. >> hours from now, a judge will set a trial date for number elected san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi. mirkarimi is facing domestic violence violence and child endangerment charges. amy hollyfield is at the hall of justice with more more on the pressure for the sheriff to resign. >> reporter: if ross mirkarimi is here as a defendant some are wondering who is running the sheriff's office while he is deficienting himself. there is some pressure building that he -- is defending himself. there is some pressure billing that he consider s

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>> thank you very much, tracey for the update. >>> nine of the presidential candidates get perfect marks america civil liberties union. all were graded for their stance on issues like immigration, gay rights and abortion. president obama received an "a" on only one issue, allowing gays and lesbians to serve openly in the military. he received lower marks on immigration, abortion rights and going back on the issue of guantanamo bay. it gave low ratings to most of the republican candidates. scoring the worst, mitt romney, rick santorum and michele bachmann. >>> police in new york city investigating a fire outside an islamic center in weeks. late last night a molotov cocktail was thrown at the building. they are trying to if anything you out if it's linked to two similar ones. it shocked many in the community. >> i was shocked. why was anybody attacking it? >> how could we be attacked? i'm a citizen of the u.s. how do we do this, you know? >> police report the molotov cocktails were made with bottles from starbucks. the islamic center is one of the most prominent shiite mosques in new york

ben tracey and cynthia wars are covering. undefeated mitt romney rolls into south carolina. can his conservative opponents stop him there? jan crawford and bill whitaker report. who's killing iran's nuclear scientists? another died today. david martin is on the story. and the first lady talks to gail king about life under the spotlight. >> that's been an image that people have tried to paint of me since, you know, the day barack announced that i'm some angry black woman. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. good evening. we begin tonight in an mesh town where the military has set

and tracey foil in yuba city august 1994.obs also described the photographs he discovered in the house. saying he saw numerous photo of women in unnatural poses. semi nude. nude. some appeared to be asleep or unconscious. during the search when he was asked who they were he said they were old girlfriends. mesa has been referred to as the alphet killer because the first and last names of each victim began with the same letters. police in his hometown in new york are also looking at 3 similar murders where the women's names had matching initials. none of the victims family showed newspaper court today. rachel west who represents the support group for sex workers attended saying the members weren't to make sure justice is served. >> we do feel that the illegal status of sex workers makes them much more less likely to get attention and priority and violence prioritize in the way it should be. >>reporter: most interesting exchange came late in the afternoon during cross examination by mesa the probation officer said the women in t

also we have been asking you to tweet and facebook your questions to me and tracey posted this questionok -- i'd be interested to know whether ron paul is serious considering a third-party candidacy. i asked him that last week at the debate. he didn't rule it out. he seems reluctant to a third-party run. he would like his son rand paul senator, run for the republican nomination in 2016 and jason miller had some kind words on last week's program. great show today. when did jake tapper get so funny? i'm glad you noticed. he's a really funny guy. he's pretty buttoned-up for his day job. he showed a little personality on "this week." remember, you can always join the conversation on facebook, twitter and on abcnews.com. that's all for us today. "world news" with david muir has the latest headlines tonight. throughout the week check out otusnews.com for the very latest from our political team. thank you for sharing part of your sunday with us. i'll see you tomorrow on "good morning america." [ man ] i've been out there most of my life. you name it...i've hooked it. but there's one... one tha

a texas pastor and his wife are taking their message to the mattress.as tracey kornet explains...le plans to spend 24 hours in bed on the roof of their church for everyone to see.they call it... a "sexperiment." "sexperiment." "for far too long, tte church has kicked the bed out and god out of bed." but at fellowship church in grapevine-a bed is front and center.. and the subject will be sex-within marriage."it's all about recognizing the importance of sex.""we're trying to put the bed back in church and god back in the bed. i was thinking about starting it at 6 a-m.""and i agree."pastors ed and lisa young will not only be preaching about sex and marriage... but this friday they will also spend 24 hours in bed...on top of their massive grapevine megachurch, encouraging married couples to have more sex. "basscally the bible says and god says i made love, so you can make love in marriage."they are trying to help couples re-establish the special bond many husbands and wives put on the back burner... "i think for years people have carried their own sexual baggage, into reading about s

first of the democratic line is tracey from pennsylvania. caller: tax for taking my call.ust want to say -- host: we will move on. sorry about that. matt is retired military personnel from mesa, arizona. are you there? let's try matt again. caller: yes, i'm here. question and a comment very graphically illustrated by your first graphic that i saw. we are taking a number of dollars and designing the force to the predetermined number of dollars. that is exactly backwards. first, you determine what your strategy is going to be. then you determine what portions are necessary to execute that strategy properly. then you go to congress and make your case to have funding. then, you use the resources available to you to develop the necessary assets to make the contingency plans required by the strategy actually doable. we are inventing the strategy to justify the blind crashes, and what we're really doing is designing our military for the last war, except that it is a misunderstanding of the last war, and we are giving new emphasis on the need for a cadre -- host: had usurped? reti