i do remember and it was based a lot on the work of william white, who has written so much on language and the rhetoric of recovery, and what words keep us stuck and what words move us for, forward. for exam, example, the issue of relapse. we talk about relapse and in other illnesses, we might talk about a recurrence or we might talk about re-initiation. but relapse somehow focuses on this was the expected, negative outcome and so...and failure. and so again, it goes back to the consciousness and what are we conveying and what, what kind of expectations are we conveying with our language? and there are a number of those examples that can be found actually on william white's website and, and in other publications that have been done by samhsa and by faces and voices of recovery. there are some wonderful resources to help us become more conscious of the language we use. and that connects to the fact that what we can do within the treatment system. if you're working with a person and they understand the framework, they understand the stages of change. they understand that it's, it maybe a

of course rahm emanuel white house chief of staff is running for mayor of chicago and the election is six weeks from now. william daley was appointed white house chief of staff by president obama this week. >> mr. president, proving your strength, your leadership, your vision during a most difficult time for our nation and for the world. i am pleased to answer your call. >> on friday, the president announced that jean sperling will be the new director of the national economic council replacing larry summers. sperling held the same job under bill clinton. question, is this high-volume staff turnover typical for a presidency not yet two years old, eleanor? >> this is not very high volume turnover. in fact, most of these people are just changing seats. the only outsider really is bill daley, and he's a chicagoan. so there is a cultural affinity. i think these moves are good. i first met gene sperling in the '92 clinton campaign. he used to sleep in his clothes with the lights 0p and alarm clock next to his bed and one across the room. he was only getting two or three hours of sleep a night. he is a real workaholic,

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. >> april 29th by kate vacate but mary's william shirley buckingham palace behind by car and parliament square, whitebey where should get married to prince william. we understand the archbishop of canterbury is conducting the wedding service. afterward she comes out of a member of the royal member and to be coming back the same route but this time not in a car but in a horse- drawn carriage. we understand to be accompanied is well by at calvary escort. we also understand to make her first appearance as a member of the royal family on that balcony right behind me were the expectation is she will great tens of thousands of onlookers and well-wishers who will undoubtedly be lining the route. there's going to be a reception for the gas being held by the queen street after the wedding in buckingham palace. for a select number of the people inside westminster abbey. if they run in the evening prince of wales of course the father of prince william will be holding a bigger party also at buckingham palace were there will be dancing and music and the expectation is the party will go on into the night. matthew

and president obama named william daley as the new white house chief of staff. and to kwame holman, for what's on the "newshour" online. kwame? >> holman: you can watch all of today's reading of the constitution on the rundown blog and judy filed a post on the brewing debate over citizenship and the 14th amendment. we follow up on the oil spill story with a look at a new scientific study on how bacteria in the gulf gobbled up methane gas released in the leak. plus on art beat, watch an interview with kevin kallugher, the longtime editorial cartoonist for the economist known to readers as kal. all that and more is on our web site: newshour.pbs.org. judy? >> woodruff: and that's the "newshour" for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. >> lehrer: and i'm jim lehrer. we'll see you on-line and again here tomorrow evening with mark shields and david brooks, among others. thank you and good night. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> well, the best companies are driven by new ideas. >> our history depends on new ideas. we spend billions on advanced technol

. >>> president obama this morning named a new white house chief of staff. william daly will replace ron emanuel. daly served as commerce -- william daley is a senior executive with morgan chase. >>> republicans kicked off their first full day of power in the house with something that's never been done before. >> we, the people, of the united states in order to form -- >> new house speaker john boehner ordered the entire u.s. constitution to be read out l oud. some democrats, including new minority leader, nancy pelosi, took part. boehner took up the party's first order of business later -- the reform of the healthcare l aw. >> the evidence is overwhelming that this healthcare law, by raising taxes, imposing new mandates and increasing uncertainty is already d estroying jobs in our country. >> the house rules committee is already setting up a plan for the repeal vote next week and today, the rhetoric got pretty heated. >> i suggest that we pull obama care out by the roots, root and branch, lock stock and bearable, eradicate it completely and leave not one vestage of

william daley has been confirmed as the new white house chief of staff. the former commerce secretary is also a banker and lawyer and a big dynasty from chicago. the u.s. treasury secretary has asked congress to raise the legal limit on how much the american government can borrow. it is left up to the senate, and the country could reach its current debt limit by the end of march. last year, more than 14,000 billion dollars in borrowing. the carmaker renault says its race to develop an electric car has been hit by industrial espionage. it has suspended three senior managers, accusing them of passing a closely guarded secrets to an unnamed rival. renault and its japanese partner have invested heavily in electric cars. the french industry minister is warning his country is facing what he calls the economic war. from paris, christian fraser. >> the renault zoe on display at the pair's car show this summer is designed to give the world's small car sector a sizable electric shock. it is a direct competitor to the ford fiesta, but this one comes with zero emissi

. >> reporter: president obama introduced william daly, the new white house chief of staff. >> few americanshe breadth of experience that bill brings to this job. >> reporter: he served as commerce secretary for president clinton. he will be the oval office gatekeeper controlling almost everything on the president's agenda. >> i assure you, mr. president, as they have done in the last two years, that this team will not let you down. >> reporter: the president said fixing the economy is his top priority so daly's strong ties with business may have helped win him the job. daly's other big selling point? he is the man who helped clinton reach agreement with a republic-controlled congress. >> to order answer and establish this constitution. >> reporter: on capitol hill the new speaker kicked off the new gop house leading lawmakers in a few reading of the constitution, a symbolic event. but democrats charged the gop has pledged to cut billions of dollars from the budget. >> at every turn they are give adding ifs, ands or buts to their campaign promises. >> reporter: they have their work cut out f

. >> ( heartbeats ) >> schieffer: white house chief of staff william daley was supposed to be our exclusive and sole guest this morning, but that was overtaken by events in egypt. we did want you to hear some of what he had to say. mr. daley, when your appointment was announced, big business, the chamber of commerce, and frankly a lot of republicans were delighted. because as far as big business goes, you're part of it. you were a part of business, although you have a long political background. do you think that the administration went too far in demonizing wall street and business, and is your appointment a signal that that is going to change? >> no, i don't think it's about demonizing wall street or the... listen, there were serious difficulties in the nation. the president was very direct to the business community, to the political system that we have to make changes. we have to do certain things. >> schieffer: it's not hard to figure out that you didn't like the president's health care plan. you said so, when it was passed, when you were in private enterprise. you said it basically went

william daley. president clinton's former commerce secretary, at the white house last month. he's being considered. also pete rouse, the interim chief of staff as well. >> thank you, tracie potts. >>> nbc news has learned the punishment for the commander of an aircraft carrier under fire for having his crew watch videos he produced with anti-gay slurs. captain owen honors will be temporarily relieved of his command of the "uss enterprise" as early as today, pending the navy's formal investigation into the matter. that means honors would not be at the helm when the ship deploys to afghanistan in a jay gray takes a closer look at the controversial videos. >> there's a really good chance you're going to be offended. >> reporter: the videos were made during 2006 and '07 during combat missions in iraq and afghanistan and broadcast on the closed circuit video channel on movie nights. video spoof, aun used looking to ease pressures and tensions on the war zone, but rarely do these feature a senior officer who in this case, according to the navy, crossed the line. >> this evening, we

president obama is considering naming former congress seblth william daily to a pop white house post, possibly chief of staff. his experience in the private sector could help counter the notion mr. obama is anti-business. daily is also the brother of chicago mayor richard daily and served as chairman of al gore's presidential campaign. >> trying to figure out how to salvage a crab boat trapped in the surf. it ran aground early this morning. the crew of three managed to get off the boat with a little help but the boat is stuck. officials say there's an estimated 2,000 gallons of diesel on board and it could present an environmental problem if it begins leaking into the water. right now the diesel fuel is contained and they'll spend their morning trying to figure out how to remove the vessel. we have a crew on-scene and will continue to bring you the latest. >> the weather conditions along the coast will be important to them. >> they should be calm and helpful because of the sunny skies. let's check with mike nicco. >> the high pressure, absolutely, is going to bring some calmness to th

white house. the president tacked william daily to serve and called daily a true patriot and a dedicated public servicer. president, improving your strength and vision, during a most difficult time for your nation and for the world ask have shown that public service is an honorable calling and i am pleased to answer your call. >> and recently working for jp morgan, the brother of long time chicago mayor daley and will be replacing ram emmanuel. >> the pentagon is sending 1400 more combat forces to afghanistan. a defense department spokesman says they're being notify noud and expected to deploy within weeks. defense secretary gates says the mood is meant to put traechl pressure on insurgents and also today pentagon announced plans to freeze its budget for the first nim a decade. >> hope and expectation is that as a result of the changes over time what had within a culture of endless money for cost rarely is a consideration will become a culture of savings and restraint. >> gates is calling for a reduction in the size of the army and marines and an increase in health care premiums. >> and investigators f

. >> in less than a half hour, president obama is expected to introduce william daily to be his new chief of staff at the whiteuse. daily, a former commerce secretary, will be stepping into one of the most important and influential jobs in american government as an advisor and gatekeeper to the president. the pentagon is sending 1400 more marines to afghanistan. officials say the troops will be heading to the southern provinces of kandahar, major areas known for taliban fighting. the marines will support the expansion of security forces. when president obama approved the original search a year ago, he gave bill gates leeway to add a limited number of extra forces. president obama plans to withdraw troops from afghanistan in july. >> just ahead, the big price cut coming to one of apple's most popular projects. >> plus hot tech gadgets. the latest trends people >> closed captioning brought to you by manci >> a little travel note. the 880 freeway in oakland is closed for construction. caltran's crews began work about 7:00 this morning. this is video from sky 7 hd. the road between embarcadero and 7th street will

he chose a new white house chief of staff, and it's not just another new insider. it is william daley, from the chicago political dynasty and a man with very strong ties to wall street and big banks. jake tapper is at the white house tonight on what difference this is going to make. >> reporter: president obama today extolled the virtues of his new chief of staff. >> he possesses a deep understanding of how jobs are created and how to grow our economy. bill also has a smidgen of awareness of how our system of government and politics works. >> reporter: the youngest of seven children of the late chicago mayor richard daley noted that he'd been in the building 50 years ago this month. >> i visited the white house with my parents and my brothers and sisters to visit a young president who went on to show great strength, leadership and vision. >> reporter: but daley may be best known by the public for not conceding on election night as the chairman of al gore's 2000 presidential campaign. >> this race is simply too close to call. our campaign continues. >> reporter: an executive at j

white house shake-up. president obama tapped former commerce secretary william daley as his new chief of staff. >>> safety concerns. the u.s. warrants hundreds of u.s. rights activists and foreign diplomates named by wikileaks. >>> and anchors away. adecommissioned u.s. navy vessel is sent to its final resting place. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and a very good morning to you. welcome to those including the pacific time zone. i'm veronica de la cruz. today, we begin with a new chief in the house. president obama has named a new chief of staff, political manager william daley. incomes's brian mooar joins us live from washington with the latest on that as well as a busy day in congress yesterday. brian, good morning to you. >> reporter: hi, veronica. the president's new gatekeeper is well known here in washington. former commerce secretary, some liberals not happy about this choice saying it's like bringing wall street into the white house. meanwhile, the congressional budget office says that a repeal of the health care law would add $237 billion to the federal deficit over a deca

we now know who will be the former chief white house of staff. william daley is replacing pete rouse who recommended daley from the job. he comes from famed political family but is now an executive at jpmorgan chase. >>> don't be late again or face arrest. that's the warning british authorities have given julian assange. assange showed up late to his daily check-in with police so they gave him a verbal warning and told him he could be arrested again if he's late again. assange is on a $310,000 bail from sweden where he's wanted for questioning for allegations of sexual misconduct. it includes having to stay at the hef o a supporter and wearing an electronic tag to monitor his location. >>> shiite cleric returned home to iraq after nearly four years in self-imposed exile. muqtada al sadr was given a hero's welcome by his supporter, a welcome so ruckus he asked of them to calm down. those who remember the sectarian killings condemned his concern. they expect he will be a powerful voice in politics when the u.s. leaves the country. >>> he says he is dying a

president obama announced today william daley will take over as white house chief of staff. daley served as commerce secretary in the clinton administration. he's been a top executive at j.p. morgan chase. pete rouse will remain as counselor to the president. the president expressed his confidence in daley. >> he possesses a deep understanding of how jobs request are created and how to grow our economy and needless to say bill also has a smidgen of awareness of how our system of government and politics works. you might say it's a genetic trait. (laughter) >> rose: daley spoke briefly, accepting the appointment. >> you, mr. president, have proven your strength, your leadership, your vision during a most diflts time for the nation and the world. you have also shown through your example that public service is an honorable calling and i am pleased to answer your call. >> rose: this is the first in a series of expected personnel changes in the white house. there are reports the president will soon announce the appointment of gene sperling to replace larry summers as director of t

williams with nbc "nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. find out who is coming and who is going after white house press secretary robert gibbs announced his departure. >>> and from the streets of ohio to new york city, meet the man with the golden voice, ted williams. >>> and now, keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and much more. i'm veronica de la cruz. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. the day today on your nbc station. have a terrific thursday. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i was told that i was at risk for sudden cardiac death. i was 23 years old, i wasn't overweight. i never dreamed this would happen to me. when the doctor told me i had three blocked arteries, i felt like i was punched in the gut.

>>> the appointment of william daley as the new white house chief of staff is earning some praise fromnistration's critics. president obama introduced daley as someone who knows how to create jobs and grow the economy. he's a former commerce secretary who had strong ties to the business and banking communities. daley has urged democrats to steer toward a more moderate course. >>> the president is expected to make another appointment that businesses will like. treasury official gene sperling will likely be named chief economic adviser, a position he held in the clinton administration. back then he helped president clinton balance the budget and negotiate with republicans. >>> mail rooms at all maryland state agencies are shut down today after suspicious packages were received at two office buildings. hundreds of people were evacuated. the packages released a puff of smoke when they were opened but they did not contain explosives. at least one package contained a note complaining about highway signs that promote the state's terror tip line. >>> if you're flying to or from the northeast t

white house chief of staff to two people. pete rouse and former clinton commerce secretary william daley and there is news that robert gibbs is moving on. he will become a spokesman and strategist for the president outside of the white house. >>> we are getting hints now of what the new governor jerry brown's budget plan will contain when he unvails it on monday. in the governors first full day yesterday he met with local leaders. he talked about transferring responsibility for state run programs over to the local level after that meeting the county representative said they were willing to take over services currently run by the state if they are given enough funding. >>> a cross displayed at a california park is unconstitutional. this centers around a cross in san diego. this was erected in 1954 honoring korean war veterans. but they say the cross on public land promotes a specific religion. the case could go to the u.s. supreme court. a similar controversy over the cross on san francisco's mount davidson was resolved when the city sold the land and the cross to a private organization. >>> the marin county board of superviso

. >>> president obama has tapped william daley as the new white house chief of staff, taking over forpurling will take over the national economic council. >>> meantime in the house, the reading of the u.s. constitution was interrupted by an anti-obama heckler when a congressman read the line that declares "only a natural-born citizen can be president." a woman in the gallery screamed, "except obama." she was removed from the building after some serious words and as you can hear, some gavel pounding. >>> two sisters are being released from prison today on the condition that one donate a kidney to the other who is on dialysis. jamie and gladys scott served two life sentences for luring two men into an armed robbery. >>> the fbi is on the hunt for a north carolina teenager who disappeared during a trip to maryland. kristen dahlgren joins us with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this case has police so concerned because felicia barnes disappeared without a trace. she said she was going out to get a bite to eat and more than a week later, police and her family have no idea wh

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the president has narrowed down the list of candidates for white house chief of staff to two people. pete rouse and william dale yes,. there is word that robert gibbs is also moving on. gibbs will become a spokesman and strategist for the president outside the house and begin working on president obama's reelection campaign. >>> we are also getting hints of what will be included in jerry brown's budget proposal that he will unvail on monday. in the governor's first full day on the job he met with local leaders to begin shifting responsibility from state run programs to the local level. they expressed willingness to take over services administered by the state if they are given adequate funding. >>> a federal appeals court says a cross displayed at a san diego cross is unconstitutional. the current cross was built in 1954 to honor korean war veterans. but they say it promotes a specific religion. this case could still go to the u.s. supreme court. a similar controversy was resolved when the city sold the land and cross to a private organization. >>> the marin county board of supervisors approved a one-year

. >> president obama today named bill daly as his new speaker -- william daley as his white house chief of staff. here is today's announcement at the white house. this is about 10 minutes. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> please have a seat, everybody. happy new year. last october when it rahm emanuel departed to pursue other opportunities in chicago, i asked pete rouse, one of my most trusted aides, to step into the breach and lead us into a difficult time. i also asked him to help us think about how the white house should be structured and run over the next two years. thanks in no small part to his efforts, a time that everyone thought would be one of retrenchment turned out to be one of great progress for our country. his leadership is all the more remarkable when to consider when i first met him, and i asked him to lead, he told me in that gruff voice of his, his strong inclination was to leave government. [laughter] [applause] so -- the reason everybody is applauding is because they have heard him say that every day. he has said that every day for the last

and at the white house today, president obama introduced a washington veteran as his new chief of staff. william daley was commerce secretary in the clinton administration and is now an executive with j.p. morgan chase. now to a developing story in maryland where danger came in the mail today at two state office buildings 20 miles apart. packages ignited when they were opened, slightly injuring two employees. homeland security correspondent bob orr is in washington. bob, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, katie, sources are telling us now the mailings in maryland are not believed to be connected to any domestic terror group. instead, investigators now suspect the small devices were sent by someone who's angry over those maryland road signs asking motorists to report suspicious activity. 300 people were evacuated today from two maryland government buildings after two nearly identical packages ignited when they were opened. the parcels were not bombs but incendiary devices designed to trigger small fires and fear. in opening the packages, mail handlers reported small popping noises, smoke, t

particularly he talks about not so much the clubs, but listening to william clancy, the clancy brothers and tommy macon at the white horse. those great irish ballads, kevin berry and all the rest, how that really got him going. how powerful that all was. and how listening to the clancy brothers and macon there got him connected to history and helped him see something that he was seeing anyway which is the ability to see the past in the present. almost in a ghostly way. and if you hang around greenwich village long enough, you know, it's not the drugs, it's not the drink, you can see edgar allen poe walking down the street. because the village still has those dimensions. you can see, you can hear herman melville's creeking. all of that bohemian lore is all alive at the same time. there's no distance between the past and the present. at least that's what dylan described himself beginning to feel. and he describeed, there's a remarkable section where he talks about going up to the new york public library. he wanted to find a way to take the songs he was hearing and give it an american substance. to find a template, an

william daley as his new chief of staff. the second was g.e.'s c.e.o., jeffrey immelt, as the head of the new white house council on jobs. both signaled a more conciliatory approach towards business. as did the president's pledge last week to cut regulatory red tape. i think we can expect more of that tonight. >> couric: also, anthony, i know unemployment is down slightly to 9.4% but it's been over 9% for a record 20 straight months now. so tell us about the state of the economy. >> well, it really depends where you look, katie. the housing market is still struggling. a report out today showed prices declined for the fourth straight month, 19 out of 20 markets showed price drops. but corporate profits are up, that's why the dow is now within striking distance of 12,000 and we haven't been there since back in 2008. in another survey, more than 40% of companies said they plan to hire within the next six months. google alone says they will hire 6,000 more workers in 2011. so leading indicators are showing clearly now the economy is poised for a comeback in the first half of this year. >> couric: all right. anthony mason, bo

president obama picks former commerce secretary william daley to be his new chief of staff as the white house shake-up continues. we'll go live to washington and tell you what republicans on capitol hill have to say about it. >>> and together at last. >> hi, mommy. hi, mommy. hi, mommy. >> ted williams, the homeless man with the golden voice, gets a second chance at life and with his mom reunited after more than a decade apart. they'll join us in the studio to tell us what the emotional moment was like, early, this friday morning, january 7th, moment was like, early, this friday morning, january 7th, 2011. captioning funded by cbs >>> and there you have it. little bit of snow on this friday morning here in new york city. it has begun. >> huh oh. >> we hope it's not a huh oh. a lot of attention across the country of what happened with the blizzard we had here. not very long ago in new york city. and the response to it, how things were not cleaned up as quickly as many would have liked, stale lot of garbage on the streets in my neighborhood. >> mine, too. >> eyes on new york city to see h

williams with "nbc be nightly news." a look at what's coming up this morning on the "today" show. find out the details on last night's state dinner at the white house. and meet a woman reunited with her family 24 years after she was kidnapped. >>> and now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day, today, on your nbc station. have a good one.

white house for his informality and low-key style. and was president obama's chief of staff. and then william bailey, the former commerce secretary who visited the white house yesterday. who is seen as the type of cheap of staff the president would need over the next two months -- or two years, given the priorities he will face heading up to his reelection. potentially it is this -- the white house staff and president are being deferential to pete rouse, but in all likelihood, probably 90% charity, he will take a senior advisor position or go back to it senior advisor position. the president probably either today or early tomorrow will formally offered mr. daly the position of chief of staff, and he will accept, and a formal announcement will be made friday or monday. again, the change -- and if you subscribe to the metaphor that form follows function, the change here is meant to prepare obama for the challenges of the next two years. there are a variety of reasons why william daley is it inappropriate chief of staff, at least in the mind of obama and his advisers. host: we will also hear abo

william who raised that abducted girl. tonight, that woman is in custody and facing federal kidnapping charges. andrea canning is on the story. >> reporter: carlina white had one wish after finally being reunited with her biological parents. to find the woman who allegedly abducted her 23 years ago, raising her as her own. >> i just hope that the officials be able to get her in their hands. so we can just hear her side of the story now. >> reporter: and today, ann pettway finally turned herself into police in bridgeport, connecticut. pettway allegedly disappeared last week from her north carolina home where she was on probation for embezzlement. now the fbi and the nypd will both question her in the abduction of carlina white. it's a cold case that goes back all the way to 1987. at just 19 days old, carlina white was taken from the harlem hospital, reportedly by a woman disguised as a nurse who had just lost her own baby. growing up, carlina suspected something was wrong, and recently searched for herself online, remarkably discovering this photo and composite of herself on a missing children website. >> i just always believed that she would find me. t

william daley as its new chief of staff. that decision is drawing criticism from fellow democrats. >> is the latest movement in what the white house is calling a major retooling. >> i am convinced he will help us in growing our economy and moving board. >> i am pleased to answer call. >> he comes to the sap at a critical stage, we believe strongly that the party needs to move forward, if they're going to win national elections i think this is important for the president as well. >> either we plot a more moderate course, our risk of electorial disaster. >> this was an unfortunate mistake, william daley as one of the people in washington d.c. as a what a misinterpretation of were the country is. in >> i believe he brings a passion, a commitment of service both to the public and the private sector. >> dailies most recently private sector job may help smooth things over with the business community. in fact the u.s. chamber of commerce that use the bridge for this white house was quick to heap praise. calling daily a strong leader they look for a team working with. >> some drophe is not a dolla's not at all for. he does demand re

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another went dead his bank was collapsing and he needed williams of pounds of capital to underpin his institutions. cytec to george bush in the white house and a lot of thinkers and wall street and all the other presidents and prime ministers who are here in new york for the united nations meeting. and we couldn't get a consensus because nobody quite knew how bad the problem was. i realized we had to banks, actually three drinks that would've collapsed within a few days had we not acted. so i was coming back and sort of realized we have got -- we the government has got to recapitalize these banks. we've got to buy shares on these banks. we've actually got to semi-nationalized these things otherwise some appeal to keep going. if we didn't put n., nobody else would we can survive a short-term funding because they be unable very soon to pay out money to people who work on banks to do the service for them. as does bring back the plan plane is working with people who was one of the greater advisers which i would've rather done in a flight to the united states. so i wrote on the path we've got to restructure the banks immediately and we

white house staffing decisions to make when he returns to washington. here is one of them. abc news has learned he is consider considering appointing former clinton secretary of congress, william daley, as new chief of staff. rob and vinita? >> and the first vote of a possible repeal is set for friday, two days after the session begins. if it has no chance to pass the senate, why even do it? >> reporter: looking at the bill, it's only two pages. but the title says it all. it's called "repealing the job-killing health care law act." this is clearly a symbolic vote in many ways. the new republicans want to prove to their constituents back home they're following up on their campaign promises, taking this on is their first major act of this new congress. rob and vinita? >> doing it fast with an overnight bill to say the least. >>> the navy captain that made the raunchy videos aboard the "uss enterprise," is being temporary relieved of his command. owen honors is expected this morning. martha raddatz has the latest developments. >> reporter: pete captain owen p. honors, top gun pilot, naval academy graduate, and one of a few that commanded an aircraft carrier. but not anymore. this

obama's new chief of staff william daley is a man of the strong political background but most recently he left his job as a wall street executive for j.p. morgan chase to come to the white house does the same obama who criticizes wall street likes to call them fat cats and yet brings these people into his closest circles so we asked you if you thought the wall street in washington had become one in the same and here are some of your responses alondra sanchez says have wall street in washington become one of the same haven't they always been since the fed was created back in the early twentieth century so fun bore writes i just read about bill daley at wiki and he looks brilliant to me perfect choice no kidding on twitter polly murphy responded it's become an incestuous relationship between them and it can only lead to another financial meltdown and even gave us his response via you tube check it out. if you want to see the washington wall street connection . or the federal reserve bank. and that's exactly what it's done. now as always we appreciate your responses and so here's our next question for you last saturday's shooting rampage in tucson arizona left six people d

white if they are detected. those plants are 100 times more sensitive than the nose of a dog. >> if a bad guy walks by william explosives in the bag our airports can detect that. >> with some genetic tweaking the plants can signal leaking gas or a pollutant or chemical. the experts say it could take decades to figure out how to use the special plants. >>> now we can talk about a silver back gorilla. it walks like a person and he's a hit on the internet. his name is wambam. he lived in a park in the united kingdom. i'm not making this up. an 18 second clip of him more than 9,000 people have watched this. look at how he walks. they usually prefer top get around while walking on their knuckles. he stands up straight stretches his back and walks like a man. >> he's proud. >> yeah. >>> all right unfortunately we have a new crash to talk about on the bay bridge sal. >> that's right. right near treasure island. one of the lanes is blocked. traffic is backing up. we will get a look at the toll plaza and make sure we watch it for you. when we just turned the camera over here. they are thinking ahead. on to the bridge. we are loo