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. >> they start acting like we've got a magic wand.hey dismissed wind power. >> this is utter intellectual concepts. and we'll see who the american people want to elect. >> a campaign underway with both sides in the ring. >> and it is fully underway, the president actually has more events today in chicago and atlanta. >> all right, tracy, thank you. well, now, here's a look at some other stories making news early today in america. frightening moments in columbus ohio as a police officer rushed to stop a man who had just found four people near a college. police say the attacker turned toward the officer and that's when she began to open fire. the video shows her knocked backwards, but she managed to hold onto her gun. the suspect and two of his victims are listed as critical. >>> in michigan, a devastating tornado could be seen headed to a rural village of dexter. it would go onto damage more than a hundred homes. the storm breathed large hail to the area. thankfully, there were no reports of serious injuries. finally, the last bizarre

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by the way, why do they call it a wand? where are we, hog warts, right? only thing magically disappearing was my sense of dignity and privacy. boom! thank you. ( applause ) thank you. thank you. see, jon, you say boom that means the punch line has landed. watch and learn, buddy. here's a good one. anybody here from oklahoma? anyone? no. okay. no fans from oklahoma on the daily show. what's the difference between a fertilized egg, a corporation, and a woman? one of them is not considered a person in oklahoma. boom! thank you. ( applause ) thank you. it's the woman. yeah. it's the woman. the corporation and the eggs are people. that's why it's funny. truth in comedy. this (beep) could write itself. you guys like impressions? huh? ( applause ) you dove dice. isn't he like your brother or something? >> jon: no. >> hickory dick ory dock, what is all this information about my fetus? you're my doctor for christ's sake. end of story. i got a cigarette all the time. dice. ( applause ) knock, knock. >> jon: who's there? >> unwanted transvaginal ultrasound. >> jon:

couldn't find my blender, so i'm using this transvaginal ultrasound wand. [ laughter ] mmm. you know, usually at parties, this doesn't come out until after the margaritas. salty. and all this is because super tuesday is "the" deciding night. and the candidates have all been focusing on a key demographic. >> those blue collar voters who will be very important in the general election. >> rick santorum has talked a lot about his blue collar roots. >> gov. romney has tried to kind of loosen up. he's appeared at events without a tie, without a jacket, looking very casual. he's clearly looking to connect with blue collar folks. >> stephen: yeah, everyone's gettin' all relaxed and average to connect with blue collar voters. [cheers and applause] i'm gonna roll up my sleeves i'm gonna roll up my sleeves and of course as an average joe break out the lunch pail and strap on my blue collar. now i'm just a working joe! hey fellas! let's head over to the factory-plant and foundry us some metal goods! [ laughter ] welding, am i right? some of my best friends own this company! [ laughter ]

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run from the wand to the bigger ball. >> you can actually feel the electricity in the air. >> i feltome kind of a tingly sensation all around here. >> the severe weather exhibit is a partnership with the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, noah. they are trying to get close, but not too close. >> you have to have an exit strategy. >> graduate student, sean, helps put together those vehicles and one of them is on display now at the exploritorium. the high-tech weather instruments on top feed data into a computer system build into the door. >> we can monitor the data in realtime. see what the wind and temperature and pressure and all that stuff is doing. >> the exhibit features dramatic video and photos taken by the storm chasers during their research. >> there's a lot of information contained in just the shape of the storm and how the storm looked. >> hail is one of the most dangerous things they face. it's big and has spikes and it can come down hard. >> it's like making an ice cube the size of a grapefruit and throwing it out of an airplane. >> the hood of the vehicle i

there is no magic wand to wave. prices are high due to several factors. first, there's some supply disruption in the middle east. second that there is a lack of... there's a... increased demand from asia and then third wall street speculators and oil companies are helping to bid up the price of oil on the markets and that is driving up the prices. "forbes" magazine, no bastion of progressism, have said spectators have driven up the price of oil about $25 a barrel. >> suarez: kenneth green, you were shaking your head. is there a shortage of supply of oil? is it supply and demand? >> you know, the evil speculators, this is funny. somehow when the price goes from $3.50 to $4 it must be evil speculators but when it goes from $2 to $2.50 you don't hear about speculators or $2.50 to $2 you don't hear about speculators. we have magical high end speculators that move to only one direction. >> suarez: well, wait a minute, though. the price of a barrel of oil has gone up smartly in the recent couple of weeks, but there's no less oil entering the world marketplace t

. >> they are acting like they have a magic wand and we will give you cheap gas forever if you just elect us. >> newt gingrich as promised $2.50 a gallon if he is elected. >> it will create more jobs. >> he believes that drilling on federal land could lead to trillions of dollars. >> we could pay off the national debt. a showdown with iran which up of supplies. saudi arabia has already promised to step up production. the white house is sitting down reports that the united states and u.k. have already decided to tap their reserves. >> the report of any type of agreement or timetable associated, a course of action, this is just wrong. >> there is no denying that gas prices are looming large in the campaign trail in this election year. >> tonight, one analyst is predicting that within the next month or so, gas prices will top last year's all-time average of $4.11 a gallon. maryland is ranked as number three on the list as a top state for tornadoes. there is an average of 9.9 tornadoes. maryland is one of the small states in the nation. they're pointing to our geographic circumstances. ahead

he claims to belong to al qaeda, wanding revenge for the palestinian children. he also wanted to take revenge on the french army because of the foreign interventions. >> reporter: after the standoff, the french prison called for a unit. >> today the french people had to overcome the view where they should not give a free range to the anger. and the muslim views, they are in no way involved with the terrorist group. >> reporter: he also strongly affirmed that the extremists of any kind would face the prosecution. >> the u.s. officials say that they were on the u.s. no fly list as well. he was added to it in 2010 after the troops picked him up in afghanistan. where he was briefly retained and returned to france. >>> still to come on 9news, the house votes to repeal a part of the overhaul. just days before the supreme court is set to argument that it might overturn that law. topper? >> reporter: all right, now a spectacular afternoon. and we'll take you out to the numbers. and that is 59. the average high is 59. i want to point out the 90 there set back at the earl

. >> they start acting like we have a magic wand and we will give you cheap gas forever if you just elect us. they dismissed wind power. they dismissed solar power. they make jokes about biofuels. they were against raising fuel standards. i guess they like gas guzzlers. >> reporter: newt gingrich, who promised $2.50 gas, took aim at the president's claim of more drilling since he has been in office. >> this is utter intellectual nonsense. if he want toss represent saudi oil, i will be happy to represent american fuel and american jobs. >> reporter: a campaign new under way with both sides in the ring. and the president has got more events, campaign events scheduled today in chicago and atlanta. lynn? >> tracie potts for us in washington. thank you so much >>> now here's a look at other stories making news early today in america. frightening moments in columbus, ohio has a police officer rushed to stop a man who had just stabbed four people near a college. police say the attacker turned toward the officer and that's when she began opening fire. the video shows her knocked backwards, but sh

(cheers and applause) totally noninvasive procedure with the exception of the ultrasound wand jammed up the wing-wang. (laughter) you just get it up there and look around up periscope! ping! you will... you men will think twice about taking that pill assuming you survive. now folks... (laughter). everyone knows... (applause). next next up, folks, everyone knows advertisers love the youth demographic that's why my show is geared toward infants. oh, which reminds me, breaking news, peekaboo! (applause) that always gets me. i mean, where did i go? one of life's great mysteries. not supposed to know, i guess. that's why i was so excited by a brand new baby trend. for more we go to america's most trusted news source, two women swilling chardonnay at 10:00 a.m. >> so in brooklyn and apparently this trend started in australia they have something called baby chinno. they are cappuccinos for babies. one of the baristas in brooklyn is serving a handful of them everyday. >> yes, baby ccinos and their even younger beverage fetal lattes. so a tip of my hat for hooking babies on the foam dragon. a

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