. >> reporter: romney who wop the nevada caucus saturday took sunday off. he is looking ahead to tuesday's contest, in colorado, minnesota, and missouri as well as further down the road to the general election and the president. >> mr. president, we welcome any good news on the jobs front. it is because of the american people and the private tech for and not to you mr. president. >> reporter: ron paul maintains he is a caucus candidate and is counting on february being a strong month. >> very three or four states we believe our numbers doing pretty good. we just have to wait and see and continue to do what we are doing. >> reporter: santorum was the only candidate on the campaign trail sunday. with a last place finish in nevada he has a lot of ground to make up. >> if you look at the national polls, the numbers moving up continuely. >> reporter: santorum, gingrich and paul agree on one thing. with only five contests in the books, and 45 more to go, they insist romney is not close to wrapping up the nomination. cbs news. >> a smoky scene across much of the b

worried about becoming a tweeter, because celebrities make such monumental gaffes, he is a typical "wop." can we cut that out? if you have an eraser? tavis: nobody said you might not want to do this? >> no, no. no, that is the great thing about humor. if it is said in a light-hearted way, you can get away with murder. comedians do that all the time in their shows. tavis: do you find yourselves now transfixed with this? are you sitting on the toy that tweeting? >> yeah. tavis: are you dictate to it? >> no, no. at first, i was panicked if i thought i made a lousy joke or just made a big mistake. i would actually get heart palpitations. then i completely got over that. i realized in the early days, when i was a writer for television, one of the great things about it, i always thought, well, there is always next week. and here, there is always, well, there is always the next second. tavis: anything that you tweeted and thought twice about before you pushed "send." >> i have, but nothing that significant. usually, it is in terms of grammar. sometimes, i tweeted something and realized i missp

coauthor stopped taking his sleep medication and says whether you take several pills a year or just wop their risk of death triples. >> patients and doctors need to be extremely cautious about using these drugs. particularly the idea nay these newer drugs are sigher, it's just not so. >> but the doctor is not convinced. he's a neurologist at the stan ford sleep center and points out the city only found similarities. >> just because there's a relationship, doesn't mean there's one causes the other. >> more studies are needed and this result should be looked at with caution. >> are you going to keep on describing this to your patients? >> absolutely. because this is just one study and you know, we'll wait to see further application of these findings before making any conclusions. >> and so the study found that basically increased death in all cues k causes. and of course, the big headline grabber was cancer. before you do anything, both sides are saying, take to your doctor. >> kit, thank you for that. >>> we're going to go to sleep with some rain drops on our heads later this week. >> ye

. >> he wop with 38% of the vote. rick santorum second with 31%.ormer alaska governor sarah palin was the final speaker trying to energize the develop. >> of our nominee is, we must work together to get him over the fence line. >> conservative republicans wrap up the convention not yet uni nighed behind a single -- unified behind a single candidate. >> neither newt gingrich nor rick santorum competed in maine. >>> 37-year-old thomas greene was given a three year suspended sentence with that crash and has to undergo alcohol -- he then drove away. the students were sere youly hurt, but they did survive the injuries. >>> a hartford county taxi driver stabbed by a passenger early this morning in bellair. robbery was the motive. the owner of the cap company says he is shocked by the violence. >>> it is unfortunate because he knows the ropes out there. he had to catch him in this area. we don't expect that problem at all. that's a very calm area up there. we don't even lock our coors. >> -- doors. driving and talking on the cell phone could soon -- if yo

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and finally wopped up at yeardley love's apartment for what he says was only eight to ten minutes.rosecutors say it was long enough to kill her. >> christian, thank you. we look forward to your reports coming up on abc2 news tomorrow at 5 and 6:00. >> you bet. >>> tonight baltimore city police are investigating a deadly shooting. police were called out to the 5200 block of darian road at 2:30 this morning and then found 27-year-old kendall stat on the in northeast baltimore. he later died in the hospital. >>> a harper county cab driver is recovering after he was stabbed by a fare. deputies said the 53-year-old bob donley was asked to take a man to fountain green road in bel air when he was attacked. the owner of the abc taxicab company says they have been flooded with calls from angry customers worried they're going to shut down. instead they're working on stewart upgrades, including security walls in the cancel, and credit card machines. they will no longer accept cash. they are still looking for a suspect. >>>in the last couple of days we've had three seasons, spring, fall and wi

we talks about all in the family" where they used nigger, wop, kike. because it sounded like another word, they didn't come after you at all. nowadays it becomes harder to explore these as language particularly in literature. >> speaking of all in the family, me and little brother used to watch that every single night. i didn't realize that it was offensive until i was like -- >> i was just thinking about all the in family". me and my brother when we were little would watch it every single night. i didn't realize that it was offensive and that they were using offensive words till i got a lot older. >> what's interesting, a lot of people when you use the word a whole lot, you sometimes forget people may find it offensive. yeah? okay. we talked about other words that are used. we talked about other forms of censorship. it's not just about race. sometimes it's about sexuality. sometimes it's about your orientation, your sexual orientation, things we need to figure out exactly where we're going to go in terms of how we use language. let's continue on this.

bay is gaining just under seven percent and energy majors are also wop with gazprom point seven percent above bulkley been signed from. believes that new general mate will continue to keep the last bob stone movement are likely the key day so late in the session. we're going to get a very important i say the most important piece of marker data these days this is u.s. labor market report. it's it's a general labor every pore is going to come out before us market opens expectations that american economy created hundred fifty thousand new jobs fall into a gain of two hundred thousand back in december a lot of investors will be waiting for that number and we have seen on the sidelines we might see a pause in there ali if we look at the valuations they're still not very demanding and if you look at the russian market for example it is trading at less than six times earnings and just back in june a trade at about a half nine times earnings so there's been a very significant drop in the valuations in the market and in in the indexes and also in the valuations of their of the russian companies.

course max is to try to move the swap instruments the various credit default instruments into the basis wops that are out there you're talking about multi-trillion dollar markets if you can move the rates by a couple of basis points you can make a billion dollars in an afternoon for a lot of people have to understand that in a world with seven hundred trillion dollars in the relatives or a libel rate that covers three hundred fifty trillion in transactions or the four x. market that i things up to four trillion dollars per day if you can move these rates even by one basis point you're talking about gains billions of dollars booked immediately and if it's completely manipulated of course that money comes from the general economy which could have gone toward creating jobs and manufacturing now one of the other bubble situations we see arising now in this bubble is economy is nasdaq being pumped up again we've got these social networking sites they've got facebook coming big i.p.o. hundred billion dollars mark zuckerberg a test tube trillionaire billionaire thirty billion dollars your thoughts

already there live at spy glass golf course with a look at who's who is playing there, good morning, wopping wong -- claudine wong. >> reporter: you have spy glass, you have pebble peach and monterey peninsular club. they will move their way around at pebble beach on saturday. this is going to be the spot this morning because this is where all the big names will be. you have ray ramp mono chris o'donnell just to name a few and george lopez, he was not only a very familiar face but also a local and he knows full well what this event means to this community and because george lopez is a local, a lot of these stars are crashing at his house. >> a lot of these guys are staying at my house and it's -- it will never be like it was when been crosby had it. >> reporter: also, of course, tiger woods he has not been here since 2002. he will play with tony romo during this tournament. this is day one of this tournament and these are all good golfers. obviously world class golfers and the celebrities all play well, they have been playing here well. as we mentioned before, absolutely gorgeous weather and

they are singing do-wop music and when i saw her get in front of the camera she was the whitney houston we saw in the bodyguard. if you talk to her cast members about the performance that she turns in in sparkle, it was nothing short of brilliant. >> greta: you saw her on thursday, a very different whitney houston on thursday? >> i did. it really wasn't the whitney houston i met in november back in detroit. i was interviewing clive davis before the big party. she was kind of hanging out the rehearsal scene and my interview was one of the interviews she sat on a little bit. she was with her daughter, bobbi kristina. shoos it was little off. one thing that stood out, her hair was wet. she on sunglasses, clothing was deva like. i don't think they need to be a diva all time, whitney houston and you have cameras and documented in unpleasant moments you want to present a certain image of herself. that is not what we saw on thursday. >> greta: you were disappointed and feel as bad as everybody else? >> this is nothing short of horrific. the world is definitely lost an incredible voice and some

but remember, the last year they had just wop the world series. >> right, true. >>> good morning, everybody and take a look at the commute. traffic is moving along relatively well for this time of the morning. san jose has been slow. it's not unusual. the overcast has come in as steve and i have been noticing. it's clear. the fog may affect lights at san jose airport. but you may -- it's not really affecting the driving so much. let's move our camera network. 880 northbound. stop and go traffic, typical here in oakland driving past the coliseum. getting up to hyde street before it gets better -- better on the brimming. northbound 17, north of 85, there a new crash. 85 is still slow in cupertino. as we move the maps i want to move them to fairfield. somewhat of a rough one coming into fairfield this morning because of earlier crashes near highway 12. let's go to steve. >>> some low clouds. down towards san jose, also parts of the peninsula. other than that, i think we'll start to see mostly sunny skies. most locations already have that. it's a tine of -- sign of things to come. just a few cl

. >>> good morning every wop. we are dealing with some rain moving into the area now.and frederick county seeing the light greens and i am thinking a couple sprinkles out of the area. won't be until we get more of the yell heos moving -- yolos moving in. so -- yellows moving in when itmoistens up. big tomorrow out knot middle of the nation -- big storm out in the middle the nation traversing to the east and two- times today we get a chance for rain showers across the area. so the first one coming in this morning will get a break around 3, 4 and then we will see another batch moving in as we go more into the 8:00 this evening. so it's pretty much worked out your rush hour this morning pretty much dry and we will see the second rush hour probably dry as well. we can see future trend picking up on that. there's the second batch that's going to roll through the area this evening. and then by tomorrow, more sunshine in the forecast and we will be warmer. let's check the traffic with angela. >> reporter: good morning. and good morning. getting ready to head out plan for a li

. >>> good morning every wop. check out what we have right now.ltimore and 26 degrees right now in easton. the satellite and radar, very clearing out nicely. shy across the area and that's the trend going into the afternoon. as the area of high pressure builds in. so we have the area of high pressure but we have the storm out into the atlantic. we are dealing with a tight pressure gradient the difference between the high and low is breezy conditions for today. and future trend not picking up on a lot. for today we will stay mostly sunny and the clouds will increase as we go into tomorrow. and maybe there could be a slight chance for a shower in the forecast. but, we will stay dry for the most part by wednesday, things will start to warm up. but for today, that temperature coming in right around 48 degrees. and by tonight, we will drop down to 28 and seasonable and here's the forecast for tomorrow. 52 sun and some clouds a built bit more mild with a slight chance for a shower. now traffic with angela. >> reporter: good morning. and good morning eve

. >> thank you very much, congress wop. i will keep my -- congresswoman. i will keep my questions brief, because i wish to keep myself associated with my colleagues and their valuable statements. especially in light of thanking you and full appreciation for what you brought to the table l today. clearly a woman should always have a seat at the table, unquestionably when the subject is women's health. as you were speaking, i was very moved by your statement, and again, by the questions about colleagues. and i was reminded of a statement a very wise and respected catholic leader in washington, d.c. once said to me about catholic education. he said we educate young people not because they are catholic, but because we are catholic. >> yes. >> and it was a stunning statement to me, and it flies in the face of what is going on here. >> uh-huh. >> the question of who is qualified to be a witness raises the question of who is qualified to have a hearing. does that person or that chairman of committee have any judgment on what it means to a family to personally and