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texas governor rick perry wases with already -- was also near the bottom of the vote-getters. he still plans to head to south carolina. >>> president obama was in ohio in the last hour. he was in a defiant. he announced he's naming a director of the consumer watchdog agency and bypassing congress while doing that. >> more of our loved ones would be tricked into bad financial decisions. >> at a high school in cleveland, the president named richard kordray. the senate blocked him. so the president used his powers to make the appointment. house speaker john boehner wasout raged and said the -- was outraged and said so. >>> lawmakers have to solve the state's $12 billion budget deficit and governor brown has until january 10th to submit his budget to them. other hotly considered items should be whether to raise the state main mumm wage to 8.50 a hour. a bill allowing -- minimum wage to 8.50 and hour. >>> a bay area scientist has a new explanation behind the mystery of disappearing bees. it involves a tiny fly that seems to turn the bees into zombies. ktvu's kraig debro is live fro

the final flight will go over washington on its way to dulles and we will be able to wasee it.w exciting. we will have good weather in april to see that. >> we hope so. we turned it around tonight and this afternoon beautifully after this morning's fog. we are in good shape here. another 24 hours, and another storm with new rain. here are the numbers around the area in the district right now. at the whittier indication center, 50 degrees after a high of 56. in manassas, 47 after a high of 56. the numbers on the board officially 54 and 43. temperatures have gone up three or four degrees of the past few hours and we are getting a nice breeze from the west and its warming things up. 44 and 29 are the averages. the average high and low have each risen a degree, so climatalogically, we are past the stretch of cold. 46 downtown in gaithersburg. 49 in quantico. 43 in annapolis. slightly colder air coming in behind a cold front. pint shaped more with quite a bit of sunshine through the morning and mid day. -- in fine shape tomorrow. 16 degrees normal at reagan national than it was yest

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it wases on facebook. we did these fliers. we did everything to get the dog back. and it paid off. here he was, probably just five, six miles away from where the car was originally taken. >> it certainly did pay off. a family found the dog here and took care of him. they saw a flier in a gas station and called riley up. the family is thankful for police and friends. >>> people who take the red line, listen up. you're going to twoont give yourself a little extra time this weekend. metro is performing some major track work. metro buses will replace trains between bethesda angrovesnor metro station. >>> we are closer now to know the future of alexandria's waterfront. >> we have more on a plan to develop that area. john han a happen has more. >> i'm on market square in alexandria. historic hall is behind me. the council started meeting. and except for a lunch break, they started listening to the public on one of the most divisive issues in the area, how much development to allow on the water front. >> even on an icy day, people in alexandria found a way to use their water front the wat

texas school that resulted in the death of a student have been released. 15-year-old jaime gone discal wases shot and killed when he redust des -- gonzales was shot and killed when he refused to put down what they believed was a loaded gun but he was careying a pellet gun. no one else was injured in the incident. police are trying to determine what made the teen bring the gun to school in the first place. >>> this time when the phone range at a firehouse in texas, it was not a cat in a tree but a child. a cottonwood street swallowed anna and she said the feet slipped and she fell headfirst into the tree which was toofeeble for chain saw and they worked out a pully system and asked her to put on her rescue harness. now firefighters say she never panicked aside from a few scrapes and bruise and she is doing fine tonight. -- bruises and she is doing fine tonight. >>> in tonight's consumer latest, the post holiday shopping slowdown is likely to last longer. every year consumers splurge in december and cut back in january. but this year retail experts say the high web nation will be deep -- hiber

wase's no question that translating in iowa. in states we can afford to buy enough ad money, this is the first time mailing out the contrast between them. if you watched these audiences, it is pretty effective. >> how you run a national campaign to take advantage of the fact that your second in national poll? >> you don't. in the end, you are running one state at a time. it does give you a residual influence. that is part of what is happening. i am the only national conservative candidate. we laid out a base. romney has 25% after years of campaigning. 3/4 of the party said no. i think he will have a hard time getting 50%. >> do you think you can turn that corner? collects we're going to try to draw a very sharp contrast between a reagan conservative and a massachusetts margaret --- moderate. those are facts. it will be difficult for mitt romney to break out. >> can you do that on health care? you called for a federal mandates enacted by congress. >> this is a pretty big difference. >> ron paul has drug laws. >> good night. >> mo

. >> political analysts say mitt romney was at the -- was -- wase winner. here's a look at the debate. >> many political observers expected some candidates to spend a large portion of the debate attacking mitt romney. but except for some barbs aimed at his economic policies and health care initiative, the debate was fairly civilized. >> the we do bait leaves one more debate before the new hampshire primary. mitt romney focused on president barack obama instead of his opponents. >> never led a business. never led a city. never led a state. and as a result, he learned on the job being president of the united states. >> while romney kept his eye on the prize, the other candidates took shots at each other. rick santorum at rob paul. >> a conservative. i believe in some government. >> to say you're a conservative is a stretch but you convinced a lot of people of it so somebody has to point out your record. >> jon hunt'sman criticized his chinese policy in chinese. >> you have to understand the situation. >> the former senator, who is chair of the state democrati

that does not mean that i'm not still focused on the umt mission, which wases to get some of these solutions passed in congress and the ultimate mission is to defeat barack obama. >> herman cain, best of luck to you. the news is that herman cain is endorsing newt gingrich tonight at an exclusive at the top of the hour. >>> there's new involving rick san tear yum. he spent the day off the campaign trail at home in pennsylvania, and just minutes ago his campaign announced he was canceling events surnd morning in florida because his 3-year-old daughter bella has been hospitalized. santorum speaks about her on on the campaign trail. >>> a programming reminder for you. keep it on cnn for the florida primary on tuesday night. the special coverage will begin at 6:00 p.m. eastern. >>> in oakland, california, tonight, we haven't seen this ruckus at an "occupy" protests in weeks. tear gas, smoke and protesters on the ground. there's dark from our affiliate kgo, police have been corralling hundreds of occupiers at a ymca building of the this stand offhas been going on for hours. >> whose's streets? >>

. >> but the lobby i wases who were fighting the chesapeake bay restoration plan, keep crying wolf. >er: and to drive the point home, the study was in the coal-fired power plant at brandon shores. state law forced it to reduce air pollution. a job that employed 1400 construction workers and created 32 new full-time jobs. >> and indeed, there are more people employed here now than there were before the project was undertaken. that's all to the good. >> reporter: as is, cleaner air. alex demetrick, wjz eyewitness news. >> while originally opposed the state regulation in favor of other options, constellation energy made almost $900 million in public improvements. which they say were not passed. >>> a little girl is attacked by ambush by a kangaroo. what she's saying about her frightening encounter. >>> fire bombs caught on tape in new york city. is it part of a hate crime? and the confession in the case. >>> and i'm bernadette woods. we are putting together your first warning five-day forecast. and we'll have it when we return. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we're following some more breaking

then also today, just as the world was getting world that john mccain wases endorsing mr. romney, a pro-newt gingrich super pac posted this ad online. this is a john mccain attack ad against mitt romney from 2008. ouch. that kind of hurts the endorsement. the gingrich campaign also took out a full-page ad in the "union leader" today calling romney a timid massachusetts moderate. the mainstream right, definitely the far right, right. they've been uncomfortable with mitt romney for a very long time. newt gingrich is going to be a giant exclamation point on that discomfort for the rest of the campaign. is it possible for a non-romney candidate to become viable because of the weaknesses in mr. romney's record, because of those vulnerabilities, particularly if somebody is pointing them out every day? top tier conservatives are looking into that today. politico reports conservative elites plan to get together soon in texas to try to find a consensus republican presidential hopeful to coalesce around. conceivably, i guess they could be considering rick perry? maybe he could come

what this wases in response to was the oops heard around the world, the flub at michigan debate whicho us really solidified him as our bum steer of the year that we give to the person who has stepped in it the most. >> and rick perry sat down with chuck todd earlier today, and talked about whether or not he's staying in the race no matter what happens here. let's watch. >> i'm the only one of the social conservatives and the fiscal conservatives that are running that actually has the ability to raise the money, to have the organization, to run through and finish the primary process. >> he does have a point. he has a lot of money available to him through texas. let's say he can get through new hampshire, get through those two debates coming up this coming week. >> right. >> he then goes south to south carolina, florida. he's got a fire wall there, doesn't he? >> that's absolutely right. i certainly don't think anybody should be counting the governor out. our giving him the bum steer of the year was a recognition of that particular gaffe that he had at that michigan debate which i belie

if you go back to 1998 in the year that emu waseing created and who was going to be in and who wasn't, a lot of really conservative german people, many bundis bank people would have said there's no way italy will be part of the euro, for all the reasons people think aboutity at italy, but it does. a lot of corporate germany said there's no way we're developing this thing withouthem being in. so it's very complex. >> rose: at's the likely scenario. >> my best guess. >> rose: and what's the worst scenario, and what number would you put as its probability? the. >> the worst scenario involves two separate paths that could collide. one would be-- you know, we can't get through a sensible negotiation about the greek debt restructuring, and sometime in the next f weeks, we suddey wake up one day, and a greek leader has said,un" what, guys, we're not paying any of it back." and there's a very messy greek default. on the back of, that some german policy makers lose their patience, especially because they perceive many domestic gean voters don't like paying for all these guys, so germany ys, "y

>> it wasing in that i knew very little of and always felt a responsibility to learn more. >> brown: responsibility? why? >> as a human being because i was 17 when it started. i had spent the last ten years traveling the world and going to conflicts zones and post conflict zones and meeting people who had suffered through war and seeing the state of people who, as i worked so hard on how do you help countries heal or how do you return people to areas or how do you help people get past the trauma they face, you often question why did it have to go this far? this question of intervention, this question of just war itself. and then bosnia just was always ringing in my mind. what was that? how did that happen in the '90s? how did that go on for four years with nobody doing anything 40 minutes from italy? and then the more i read about the rape camps and the concentration camps, i just couldn't... i just couldn't understand it. i wanted to understand it. so i decided to do a project that i thought was going to remain private on my desk to give myself an education. >> brown: the private re

waged a bloody renegade war to end slavery that started in the kansas territory and ended when brown wased captured after his famous raid on harper's ferry. relying on his self-proclaimed archive of the feet, tonyar horwitz walks the path to d harper's ferry at the same time -- late evening -- and on r the same date -- october 16th -- as brown and his men did on the night of the raid. he writes about the sharply divided country and the fiery incidents leading up to thelead civil war. ar. midnight rising confirms that history does repeat itself but questions whether ways justify means. please help me welcome back to wichita tony horwitz. [applause] >> thanks for that kind@ñ introduction and historical museum and watermark books, it's great to be back here in wichita. i realize this is my second consecutive book with a strong kansas connection. i don't know what ha means, but i seem to be drawn to your state or at least the darker chapters of your history. [laughter] um, i'm going to try and be reasonably brief tonight and leave lot of time for questions because this is a topic that tends to

it wases mitt romney with 48% and -- it shows mitt romney with 48% and president obama 47%. >>> if you are driving, if you are walking, if you are catching a bus, it's freezing cold. sal, have you to help people get to where they are going. >> my friend davey, a dejair in the area, he had to warm up his -- deejay in the area, he had to warm up his car. as you drive off to the east shore freeway, you can see traffic is busy at the toll plaza. we do have -- have a little bit of a backup as you come up to the pay gates with no major problem. it's pretty typical. yesterday it was lighter. today it's not. looking at the south bay, los gatos, 85, right between 87 and let's say the saratoga exit, sunnyvale/saratoga road, you will see slow traffic and then it picks up for drive into cupertino. 101 and 80 still looking good. let's did to steve. >>> cold day. coldest day of the season. there are some teens up in men so dino county -- mento see know county, lake county. it will be a nice day, just not very warm. clouds are increasing to the north. a sign of things to come. but more likely tomorro

wases. >> we had a balanced budget with newt.ur lifetime we didn't spend more money than we took in. >> reporter: many have endorsed mitt romney. susan made this ad as gingrich's support began to climb. >> i served with newt gingrich in congress. newt gingrich had a leadership style that can only be described as leadership by chaos. >> reporter: gingrich, tries to turn the criticism into a plus. >> it's very clear the establishment wants romney. >> you just came from a breakfast with speaker john boehner. what does he have to say about gingrich? >> not much. he's very, very careful, suzanne. you know he was, of course -- newt gingrich one of his top lieutenants when gingrich was speaker but he's being careful not to saying anything about gingrich publicly or anybody else. he might not be, but other members of his conference are. one quick story i was riding up the elevator yesterday with one of the house republicans who's endorsed mitt romney and why did you mitt romney? he said, well i served with gingrich a long time and sort o

wofford college wase w established in 1864. our next to that attends there. go ahead with your next question. caller: recently rick perry has stated rhetoric on keeping foreign aid as 0 until a country proves it needs more. furthermore, u.s. foreign aid causes carelessness and corruption within the african government. if you're experiencing -- experienced in working with projects such as the african union on sudan, could repair is rhetoric be beneficial to the united states budget cut in approving the stability of regions in africa? guest: i will tell you my opinion on foreign aid. i believe america has an obligation to the world. we are world leader, and we should be proud of that. the degree of foreign aid we put out is minimal, and in many ways embarrassing. when it comes to africa in particular, and i say this because there are conflicts people that not just have military conflict but also health care issues of massive proportions. i am proud of the fact that we get involved in cisudan. i think we have an opportunity to continue doing that. to say we're c

but even at eight, speaker silver wase speaker silver.but what is very heartening isv that even then you should know they were both hurt to get there, hand-in-hand andpt bipartisanship o. let's give them a round of applause. [applause] 2011 will go down in his three books as an extraordinarynd success in the members of thelde legislature should be very proud sn what they accomplished. thata unfortunately, that wasn't the only story 2011. 1 2011 with us a very challenging year towards the state in many, many ways, especially outside of albany. we had a terrible situation tha tropicals gormley and hurricane naming that caused terrible damage in parts of the state that could really least afford it. the matt hudson, north country,r southern tier fisting terrible damage. darkesty be in our hours, new yorkers shined the th brightest, the way new yorkers came together in the spirit of community and the voluntaristunn and was inspiring. the way our first responders came together all across thee state as models of courage ando models of public ser

wase the conspirator's plan to have the street lined with their guys. part of whom would create a distraction, any police escort would be drawn away. they would murder abraham lincoln. >> 1861, allan pinkerton uncovers evidence about a possible plot to kill the president-elect. in disrupting the baltimore plot. at the cold war on lectures and history. and the presidency, the inner circle and their role in fighting in world war. this weekend on c-span 3. michael bloomberg says he is moving forward with his plan to overhaul 33 struggling schools and replace half of their teachers. the mayor spoke at a conference in washington d.c., this is about 25 minutes. >> thank you for that kind introduction. it is a pleasure to be here, i hope all of you had a happy new year. personally, i have had a great time with a lady got at times square. i would tell you about it, but i never kiss and tell. let me start by dispelling another rumor, and that is that there is no truth to the speculation that the only reason i came here was to collect on the that i made with gree