anna? anna, is that you? you okay? come in. come in. (breath trembling) are you sure you're all right? i hope that dog didn't scare you. can i get you some water or something or...? are you looking for linda? because she got married actually. i know. i just wanted to see you. yeah? you came round to our house after dad died. you were linda's dad. i couldn't understand what you were doing there. you were my friend's dad. i always trusted you. what's up? i had always loved him. yeah, i know you did. why... why would he want to kill himself? why would he want to kill himself when he had me? maybe we should call your mum, eh? is she still... she's still out at valleberga, isn't she? i know i have the number somewhere here. i know how tough it can be, anna. i know, um, these things, sometimes you just... sometimes you just have to let the... anna? (door banging in the wind) anna? anna! (ring tone) (ring tone) linda (on phone): hello? linda, uh, hi, it's dad. it's your dad. i know. it's late. what's up? anna westin was here. woman: she's a cu

anna? anna: kurt? will you come and see me... please? where are you? (door squeaking) anna? are you okay? yeah. where are the others? it's just me now. i met jannek at the outreach group. he'd just come down here. he was a schizophrenic and he was afraid he was getting ill again. i tried to help him. i tried to get him off his medication. i tried to look after him. anna, you don't have to do this. you don't have to do what these people tell you to do. i'm not. it's just me. can we have a couple of coffees, please? we're all sinners. we all need to make atonement for our own sins and for the sins of other people. there is so much that's wrong. and we've moved away from the spiritual side of things entirely in this country. you can't force religion on people, anna. why not? it's not part of society. it's not part of our society. it happens all over the rest of the world. anyway, the government forces social democracy and liberalism on us all. did you help jannek langås kill himself? i just need to be left. i just need to get on with things in my own way. lennart: i'm afraid t

and that's where i'm trying to take the conference because i think, i feel for anna, and we shouldn't focus the discussion on whether gay parents are sick or twisted or molested, but we have to look instead at what are the ethical decision that's a gay adult can make and bring a child into the world and respect that child's link to other people. kinship and how can you do that ethically. that's the question i want to ask. i want to shift the conversation away from whether i'm less of a person or anna is because her mom was a lesbian. >> what would it have been growing up? >> me, i think my mother and father should have stayed together. in my case, i have gotten good contact from my father and that marriage could have worked if they worked out their differences. i'm a by sexual father and i'm raising my child with the mother. i believe that the kid belongs half to the kid and half to the dad. and it's important to respect the gender because half of your child is rooted in that gender. >> it's important to remember. parenting is not contingent on sexual assault. you can be a great paren

anna let's look in the future a little bit. what would happen if the supreme court ruled in favor of the administration, but the company still refused to cover birth control? >> reporter: well, at that point, scott, if hercules industries chose not to cover contraception, its attorneys say the company would face fines. how much? by their calculation a company of that size, those fines could amount to as much as $26,000 per day. >> pelley: anna, thanks very much. the court is expected to hear arguments in this case in march. more positive signs in the economy today. the nasdaq composite!u closed above 4,000 for the first time in 13 years. investigators were encouraged by today's housing data. home construction is up 13.9% over the same time last year. home prices are up 13.3% over last year. all of this is feeding into a remarkable trend. remember the millions of americans who have been upside down on their mortgages? well, ben tracy has found that many are getting their heads above water. >> reporter: lesley and jeff grosvenor

morgan hill police say 58-year- old anna lopez showed up to work drunk. parents called police before 7:00 this morning. they say something appeared to be wrong as they dropped their kids off at the pa walsh child development center on main avenue. police say lopez smelled of booze. >> no harm. she definitely was per inebriated. >> tonight lopez faces felony child endangerment charges. >>> so who would try to blow up a frat house with people inside? that's what police at uc davis are trying to figure out. they say someone turned on the gas stove at cappa sig early yesterday morning and lit a small fire. nobody was hurt. people were sleeping at the time, but frat members are still shaken. >> no idea. that's the bad part, scary part. we actually had an officer stay the night and patrol after that happened. >> police are questioning about 40 people at the house for a party on saturday night. california is about to ban has become an increasingly popular habit.. or pleasure depending >>> tonight andrea borba tells us the university of california is about to ban

anna i know you've been ground zero of this storm. people might look and say it's a miracle if perhaps only 2,000 people died in the storm. but those numbers obviously could surge given the horror you've been seeing now. how dire is it? >> reporter: erin, the situation is desperate on the ground. the problem is that aid is trickling in very slowly. logistician and resources. that is the challenge facing the military here in this disaster relief operation. they don't have enough planes to get the basic necessities to these places. then once they get there it's the roads and air fields that are damaged. so a lot of these places that have been hard hit haven't been accessed as yet. which as you say is frightening. because when they enter those places, that's when we'll get a real idea as to the full extent of the massive typhoon. as you say we travel with the military to one of the hardest hit places and this i what we saw. as the disaster relief operation shift noose overdrive, the roar of engines from c 130 hercules fills the air. we'v

anna i know you've been ground zero of this storm. people might look and say it's a miracle if perhaps only 2,000 people died in the storm. but those numbers obviously could surge given the horror you've been seeing now. how dire is it? >> reporter: erin, the situation is desperate on the ground. the problem is that aid is trickling in very slowly. logistician and resources. that is the challenge facing the military here in this disaster relief operation. they don't have enough planes to get the basic necessities to these places. then once they get there it's the roads and air fields that are damaged. so a lot of these places that have been hard hit haven't been accessed as yet. which as you say is frightening. because when they enter those places, that's when we'll get a real idea as to the full extent of the massive typhoon. as you say we travel with the military to one of the hardest hit places and this as the disaster relief operation shift noose overdrive, the roar of engines from c 130 hercules fills the air. we've been given pe

anna werner is in dallas for us tonight. anna? >> reporter: scott, half of the dead and many of those injured in storm-related traffic accidents were here in texas. parts of west texas got as much as five inches of snow, but it was ice that caused the most travel problems. nearly 500 flights were canceled at dallas fort worth airport. evan van doren was trying to get to indiana. >> i look forward to thanksgiving all year long. having a day cut off this trip is not the best thing in the world for me. >> reporter: icy conditions crept east into oklahoma, causing this s.u.v. to flip over and a 12-car pileup in arkansas. the mayhem kept tommy easter ling and his wrecking service busy. >> people don't realize when they cross those bridges that they've got ice on them. when they cross it, they lose it. >> reporter: but the same system was a welcome holiday boost for ski areas in colorado. they expect their best season in six years. and in utah tonight rescuers are searching for five college students who were on a backpacking trip about

anna coren joins us from cebu. how are things there today, anna? what is the situation? >> reporter: well, anderson, the relief operation certainly has stepped up a gear in the last half hour. the largest plane in the world, a russian plane has just landed from china, pack filled with aid. of course, we know the people on the ground in the disaster zones desperately need food, clean water, medical supplies and shelter. now, several c-130 hercules planes have also landed there to pick up aid and to take it to those areas, as well. obviously, the weather is a real problem. you have experienced it yourself. but certainly here it has been raining. and that could slow down the operation. it is certainly going to hamper with the relief efforts, but obviously will cause more misery on the ground, anderson. >> reporter: in terms of, you know, you talked to a woman who is still searching for her family members. in terms of actually recovery efforts, is there heavy equipment on the ground? how are people actually searching through rubble? >> reporter: yes, looking at the moment, a

what you mentioned before, anna, they are purple. in the primary process, it doesn't matter which party you're in, you can vote in the primary. ken cuccinelli's folks didn't want that. that's part of the reason you are seeing a civil war. they are giving the opportunity to vote for him. he was hand-picked. the governor he served under is going through some controversy and scandal himself. those two things, i think, obama care discussion, more than i think the government shutdown really impacted how this is shaking down in virginia right now. >> okay. so guys, let's turn now to new jersey. republican chris christie. running away with his race for reelection. that's a very democratic state and they're about to re-elect a republican governor and lz, what's your take away from this campaign? >> moderate. don't be an idiot. be someone who looks like you're a bipartisan. actually be bipartisan. and let's remember, images of chris christie and president obama are still very fresh in a lot of peoples' mind. when you look at the grid like thi

morgan hill police say 58-year- old anna lopez showed up to work drunk. parents called police before 7:00 yesterday morning. they said something appeared to be wrong as they dropped their kids off at the p.a. walled child development center on main avenue. police say lopez smelled of alcohol. >> no harm, she definitely was drunk. the belief was that she was not airport care for the children's well-being so no harm but it didn't help her being intoxicated. >> lopez is facing felony child endangerment charges. >>> a massive new travel casino set to open in sonoma county this morning. the $800 million great ton resort and casino near rohnert park off golf course west near highway 101. the facility includes 3,000 slot machines and hundreds of gaming tables. it's expected to bring in half billion dollars in revenue in a couple of years. the state of california, sonoma county and the city of rohnert park will all benefit financially. but many people in the area have raised concerns about potential traffic jams. opening set for 10 a.m. coming up in our next half

what is going on there, anna? >> reporter: as you can imagine, a massive relief operation is under way to get supplies to those who so desperately need it. we're at the stages ground. on the tarmac are supplies, but as is you can see, it's started raining, which will hamper efforts. there are a lot of people who desperately need help. we've outsourced supplying for some five days. people, as you can imagine, are really struggling. across huge expanses of the philippines, there is nothing left but rubble and desperation. you can sigh it from the air and feel it and smell it on the ground. survivors will pass the ruins of their homes and lives, focused on one thing -- finding food. the as they scrounge for scraps. >> international help to come here now. not tomorrow, now. this is really, really like bad, bad, worse than hell. worse than hell. >> reporter: u.s. marines are on the ground. relief operations are under way. the food, clean water and misdemeanor supplies can't come fast enough. this airfield in cebu has b

i'm anna kooiman. call it the great defection. 39 democrats splitting with the president in support of the republican's healthcare fix but the president vowing to block it. so where does he stand? we break it down straight ahead. >> another day, another run-in with the media for actor alec baldwin. his target this time a fox news reporter that vial appalling and yet compelling exchange and his excuse for the confrontation straight ahead. >> guys, it looks like we can't win. new research revealing that your wife and girlfriend may stay mad at you even if the fight you two had was in her dreams. >> it wasn't even real. >> you wake up and go what's wrong, hope, you cheated on me in my dream. "fox & friends" begins right now. >> even if the web site isn't working as smoothly as it should being for everybody yet. >> i [inaudible] i swear to god! >> i love that story about the wife waking up angry. you know he what you did. you know. >> and it happens all the time. and the research is in and it's conclusive

anna and l.z., stick around. i want to talk to you about something else, another subject. it is something about the alleged abuse, the bullying and inside the nfl. we'll talk about that, coming up. how much protein does your dog food have? 18 percent? 20? new purina one true instinct has 30. active dogs crave nutrient-dense food. so we made purina one true instinct. learn more at purinaone.com >>> okay, cnn commentator, l.z. and anna are back. everybody talking about the bullying and abuse inside the dolphin's locker room. incognito, number 68 in the photo got suspended after second year lineman martin, number 71 left the team last week. there are multiple reports that incognito and other dolphins players were trying to, quote, toughen up martin and maybe the coaches asked incognito to toughen up martin. l.z., you write that telling martin to man up, to use the phrase is dangerous. why is it dangerous? >> because it inquires us or asks man to dehumanize ourselves more and more. for all the reports out there, i talked with player who is played with martin, they say he's a v

and she watches over everything in heaven. >> reporter: larry is accused of exploiting anna nicole's name in memory. there was a short-lived opera about her life. he told us that he's trying to deal with the hand he was dealt as best he can, folks. that is just a larger-than-life legacy of this woman. and he's trying to give his daughter some sense of normalcy. >> they've been here in the studio with us. and just so loving. >> he's a good guy. >> he is. deb, you look great. >> thank you. i'm coming in again. >>> and now, we move on to the woman who tried almost every diet out there. and then, she finally tried a radical, new approach. the anti-diet. could it be the answer to being happy and healthy? sara haines is here with that story. good morning, sara. >> reporter: good morning. diets -- literally, even the mere mention of the world makes me hungry. what if there was a way to get the same results without the diet? now, there is. and it's appropriately called the anti-diet. call it the anti-diet. 29-year-old kelsey miller writes for refinery 29. and she says, she's tired of being f

anna, we will get back to you shortly. the philippine government says more than two million people desperately need food aid right now. many of them pregnant women, new mothers, and children. cnn's paula hancocks has been talking to the families who are struggling through the storm. she joins us live from the scene. what are you hearing, paula? >> reporter: well, hundreds of those people are sitting right here at the airport. one just came and said to me she's been waiting here for two days with her young children and still has no idea when she will be allowed out. they're calling for more military planes to get them out of here. they're calling for more commercial planes to help them. this is fast turning into a mass humanitarian air lift. at the moment, there simply aren't enough planes to get the people out. of course, those that desperately want to get out, are the ones with small and vulnerable children. 11 month old antony is blissfully unaware how lucky he is to be alive. during the storm, she sat her son on her hea

. >> leann and anna. >> i'm leann i'm not jennifer bailey's but i'm a mom and have two small boys and have chosen to raise our kids in the city and want to sty in the city. we're committed to staying here. i took time from managing a small business owner r small business today to support what this organization is doing. having the ability to run all around outdoor and without fences not within playground i love them but the ability to run around outside in a city environment makes san francisco a special city. the idea you can go into the presidio or golden gate park won u run as fast as you can and they love that. this is an important program. thank you. thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> morning commissioners general manager i'm anna i manage policies at the park alliances i'm here on behalf of that to support of the children's outdoor bill of rights. we hope that it are inform other cities. i applaud my colleague for helping with this. we're really exfoliated it's before the commission today and hope you'll support it thank you. thank you >> anyone else who wants to m

my name is anna guiterrez and i am being impacted by the ellis act. on monday our one year extension is going to be up. for a year, me and my son have been looking for a place to live and we have found nothing in san francisco. i'm here to ask supervisors that we do something to stop these predatory evictions that target seniors, people with disabilities. this injustice has to end now. i have lived in the mission district for 35 years and i have seen too many of my neighbors evicted and it doesn't seem to stop. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> mr. campos, hi, my name is --. >> if you can speak into the mic so we can all hear. thank you very much. >> hi, my name is melissa and i am coming 6 generations in the mission district. i am miss placed discrimination. i am an army brat. my family has come to the mission due to displacement, thrown off the railroad when my native american -- i have a section 8 public housing voucher, my family has never been on aid, that was the only way i was able to reside in the mission which it is now

want to thank anna for that joke. that's funny. >> i like that, anna. you rocked it. it's time for johnson baby now we celebrate new mo and adorable new additions to their falies. our rst johnson's first baby of the week dalton michael husbands. born october 23. weighing 7 pnds 3 ounces. he loves to be eertained by his sisters. next up is mary grace long bo september 28 in cinnnati, oh. what a little daisy she is. her mom says she has days and nights confused. how fun. she wants to stay up allight. born sepmber 29, turner layn rehart. wh his 6-year-old brotr kisses him othe forehead, he immediately clams down. >> isn't that precio? our last johon's babe is eleanor june midgett. we tried to inoduce her a few weeks ago and due to a technical glitch hericture did not air. so here she is. she was born on september 23rd in robinson, illinois. her mom and dad cknamed her ellie and said she's t best baby er. if youeft her alone, she wld sleep e entire day away. if you want your baby to appear, go to klgha. >> break out the trash bags. it's time clean out the refrigerator. nd

when he called his family one week ago, anna knew something was terribly wrong. >> he was frightened. >> when they arrived at the scene, no one was there. now police are circulating this. a vary lance shot of a person of interest who used pallo's credit card in the mission on halloween. ana wants to find that person and plans to stay in san francisco until she has some answers. >> something happened. we hear about it. but we feel that we are going to find him. >> in san francisco, kristen ayers, kpix5. >> they say that pollo may be in an altered state of mind. anyone with information should call police. >>> a bay area daycare worker is under arrest. 58-year-old, anna lopez was drunk while the children were under her care. parents called police before 7:00 this morning when they say something appeared to be wrong as they dropped off their children at the child development center. police say they smelled a strong odor of alcohol on lopez and took her in. >> no harm. she definitely was -- the belief was, she was not able to care for the children. so no harm, but it didn't help her being

anna jung, nhk world, seoul. >>> and that's the latest in business. back to yuko for other news. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> the israeli prime minister has made an about-face on something that's been a threat to the middle east peace process. benjamin netanyahu canceled a plan to build thousands of new homes in occupied territories. housing ministry officials wanted to put up about 20,000 homes for jewish settlers in the west bank. the settlement is considered a violation of international law and the latest announcement prompted palestinian leaders to warn they would walk out of peace negotiations. >> we were surprised by these announcements. >> then netanyahu's aides issued a statement. it said he ordered the housing minister to reconsider saying it would create unnecessary friction with the international community. >>> vietnamese leaders have grown uneasy with china's influence in their country and throughout the region. they've turned to another major power in an effort to shore up their economy and their military. vietnamese president w

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. >> anna was thrilled when she got into uc berkeley so. were her parents, immigrants from the fill yil peens. >> it's part of our american dreechlt >> the family took on the huge expense to send her here. about $50,000 per year, for an out of state student. it includes $20,000 in student loans, they come due at graduation. >> there is a lot of sacrifices on my family side. >> anna so concerned she's trying to graduate in three years instead of four. >> as of now i'm taking 18 units z i'm doing a work study job. i work at the library. >> is this a school we can afford? >> francis specializes in helping family as voiding student debt. she says there is a key, a secret to avoiding red ink. >> having many schools on a list, 10, 12 schools. >> saying apply to a range of schools, one of them is bound to give you a healthy financial package. your very likely to get a lot of aid from schools where you would be a strong student. so apply there. >> and not have only one school. in the entire united states they want to go. >> fill out the free applic

. >> thanks so much anna. >> the terrorist who planned the attack on pakistani teenaged activist has been named the new leader of the pakistani taliban. mullah fuzz law law took over a week after his predecessor was killed in a drone strike. this as they are cutting off peace talks with the government officials in the region. >> pirates may have a new force to deal with when tear rising the african coast. u.s. marines officials say they are considering banding t-- 500 plus marines would allow quick transport around that region. similar plans are being considered in the milled east and the caribbean this as two commercial sailors off the coast of nigeria are still being held captive. >> justin bieber charged with a graffiti. they gave him permission to spray paint a sports facility. he choose to tag a hotel wall instead. police were not happy. they charged him with de facing a building by graffiti. the charge can be punishable by a fine up to a year in jail. not to worry authorities say bieber was only a minor offense. the biebs. >> he might need prayer. leads us to the next story. hu

. >> anna was thrilled when she got into uc berkeley so. were her parents, immigrants from the fill yil peens. >> it's part of our american dreechlt >> the family took on the huge expense to send her here. about $50,000 per year, for an out of state student. it includes $20,000 in student loans, they come due at graduation. >> there is a lot of sacrifices on my family side. >> anna so concerned she's trying to graduate in three years instead of four. >> as of now i'm taking 18 units z i'm doing a work study job. i work at the library. >> is this a school we can afford? >> francis specializes in helping family as voiding student debt. she says there is a key, a secret to avoiding red ink. >> having many schools on a list, 10, 12 schools. >> saying apply to a range of schools, one of them is bound to give you a healthy financial package. your very likely to get a lot of aid from schools where you would be a strong student. so apply there. >> and not have only one school. in the entire united states they want to go. >> fill out the free applic

i'm anna from philadelphia and i give my birthday presents to people in need. i know that getting gifts makes me happy so i wanted to make others happy. >> my name is ashley and i'm a child life specialist at the children's hospital of philadelphia. donating her birthday gifts to the hospital here speaks volumes when a kid can take a day that is meant to be about them and make it about other kids who are in need. it tells you that anna is just a really special kid. >> for my next birthday i'm raising money to send one kid to camp. >> it's called the dragon fly camp and it's a camp for kids who have asthma. it definitely comes from her heart. it's not something we've ever asked her to do. it's just who anna is and she just gets tremendous joy from doing it. >> i'm mateo from york, pennsylvania, and i'm a kind kid because i keep the community clean. when i first saw liter on the street, i had to clean it up because i knew it was the right thing to do. >> there was one time with mateo, and this is what started the community cleanup, we would drive down the street.

nhk world's anna jhung tells us what's on the mean you. >> reporter: i'm in a town in the southern part of korea famous for a traditional fermented hot paste called coy chew san. it was first made here in this town in the 18th century. this is what it looks like oovps. it's made of powdered red pepper, fermented soybeans, gluten ous rice, salt and soy sauce. it's made into a paste and furments in these crocks for over a year. they have different kinds inside, so let's go have a look. the makers sometimes add ingredients like plumb over here and bali to the paste to vary the flavor. this woman has been making couch san for over 40 years. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: i asked her what's so special about koich san made here. she says they use all the fresh local foods and they have the best climate for fermentation which deepens the flavor. the unique flavor is now gaining fans beyond korea. this is korea's most famous dish. the giant bowl was a big hit at this rice festival and nothing no meal is complete without a healthy helping of choi song. it doesn't just at this time la

which is the anna kaiser technique. >> jimmy: anna kaiser? >> she teaches you hip hop dancing. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah, that's right, i said hip hop. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hip hop dancing. >> hip hop dancing, yeah. >> jimmy: what is it -- >> i can't do it, it's too embarrassing. >> jimmy: come on. >> no i can't do it. >> jimmy: you can't? >> i can't. ♪ >> jimmy: anna kaiser dancing. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: absolutely don't do that anymore. that was no twerking. that was wow -- >> could you see my underpants? >> jimmy: no, we couldn't do that. >> i just want to make sure -- >> jimmy: so, i'm always looking for a short cut to lose weight. so i thought here is a good idea. someone sent this to me. we can do this while we're interviewing. they're called sauna pants. >> sauna pants? >> jimmy: yeah, so these are called sauna pants -- >> i love sauna anything. >> jimmy: so -- they're nice shorts. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you just plug them in and then you turn it on and i don't know. >> and you lose weight? >> jimmy: you lose weight

anna th anna navarro. and robin, the rob ford we saw in that interview is that the rob ford you know so well? >> you are getting a chance to see vintage rob ford. after he was elected mayor he calmed down. his temper was even keel and in contrast to his ten years as a counsellor. >> how did you find him this week? the fact he is arguing it is just semantics. no reporter asked me the right question. >> typical media, you guys with your questions there. but to your point, i always used to brag i saw guns and roses play and now i've seen rob ford live. when you see his mood swings in person it's a staggering thing. that talking point about i never lied about it, he was ready to jump on that. he had misheard my question which was doesn't smoking crack in the first place indicate a huge lack in judgment when you are the leader of a city? but he -- it's this mixture of entitlement and a sense that everyone else is a hypocrite because everyone's getting hammered and i'm just a man of the people. we all have feet

i'm anna kooiman. holiday nightmares. thousands of people stranded, hundreds of flight delayed. will this wicked weather keep you from getting to grandma's house on time? and it could ground the famous balloons at the macy's thanksgiving day parade. we're live on the route coming up. >> this morning the white house would like you to be forgiving because along with the holiday comes another obamacare delay. oh my. and this is going to hit small business where it hurts. >> this will make you think twice about texting and walking. caught on camera, this guy got so distracted he almost stepped on a snake while texting. >> remember the guy who fell into the fountain. >> "fox & friends" begins right now. >> this is kenny rogers wishing everyone a happy holiday and to our troops serving overseas, stay safe. >> well said, kenny. welcome to "fox & friends" on this thanksgiving day morning. happy thanksgiving everyone. this is a live look down 6th avenue where they've got everything roped off ready to go for the

anna koren is in cebu. she reported on some of the efforts there. >> this airfield in cebu is the staging ground for the country's biggest relief operation. c-130 hercules fly in survivors all shell shocked from what they have been through. >> i cannot say anything yet. i'm in shock. >> our friends are dead. some of our family members are dead. so it's really devastating. >> as the death toll grows by the day. the families here desperately wait for news of their loved ones. >> i am the only survivor of the family and i want to know if they are still alive. >> so many people who frankly just do not have information. communication is spotty at best and a lot of areas have not been got into by government officials by relief agencies. anna koren joins us from cebu. how are things there today? what is the situation? >> well, anderson, the relief operation is certainly stepped up a gear in the last half hour. the largest plane in the world, a russian plane has just landed from china packed filled with aid. of cou

anna points out is this, is, you know, in -- by the way, the media's love affair with chris christie has begun because the more main stream media loves him, the less and less the tea party will trust him. here is the problem. romney is a problem for chris christie because the problem is this, let's for a second channel and get in the minds of a core republican voter. a tea partier. okay. you got a blue state governor whose reached across the isle to work with democrats and who the establishment loves and they say he's electable. however, from the ideal logical standpoint, i'm not that comfortable with him, but they tell me to vote for him anyway. is it sounds like mitt romney. i think chris christie will have a hard time. the tea party has not stepped back but got more emboldened and i think he'll have a harder time selling himself to tea party conservatives in the primaries. >> i want to play something from dana bash, what he had to say about governor christie's win. >> every race is particular to the state that it's run in. there are factors in new jersey that i think are individua

people, they were waiting for him to go back. >> reporter: until there's proof app anna -- anna rejects the idea her brother took his own life. >> he came to san francisco to start a new life, so i don't believe he came here to die to kill himself, doesn't make sense. >> reporter: the family dropped everything to rush here. now work and school pull them back to brazil, but they do plan to return soon to keep up the search. >>> it seems trouble continues to follow software entrepreneur john mcafee like a shadow. the 68-year-old has been evicted from his luxury apartment in portland, oregon, and the building manager has taken out a protective order against him. last winter mcafee fled from belize where he's wanted for questioning in connection with the killing of his neighbor. in a phone interview mcafee denied threatening the building manager and says he's now living in montreal and has no plans to return to portland. >>> apple says it won't waste time building a new campus after receiving final approval last month. this is what apple expects the nearly 3 million square foot campus in cu

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anna claire to total victory. the congolese army has been backed by un forces the army made rapid advances in recent weeks cornering the rebels on the steep hills of the ugandan border before finally driving them out. and for more we're joined now on the line by tesco johansson in kigali is that this does mean that the drc the long running conflict is over what is going to be in a pre lit book would be over it. no need for formal peace agreement with the fifth time in the back for updates. i'm going to re read books that could be that big blue thing on that in a coma with the dog park. but it will be entered to hold on to that which promoted the army that will go for korean navy recruit who said they haven't really worked for apple faithful nice to hear them before dinner was cooking for the next hit him hard coupled with a movie star who went two for the most important lead up to introduce we may be over but it was the end of the whole of it. yes to this conflict has had a major impact on people's lives will they

anna coren part of our team is in cebu. anna, reports of survivors so desperate for food that the situation has turned violent, even deadly. there have been reports of gunfire. criminals getting involved in taking the food. what is the latest there? >> reporter: yeah, michael, we're getting the same reports. there was apparently a stampede at a aware house that was stocking rice, and eight people were killed. you know, michael, it's not surprising that this level of desperation has led to this. recently, we were out with the military on an aid drop in goian in eastern province the first town hit by super tie fan haiyan. and people raced to the airfield once we landed. they're desperate. they have been without food, without clean water, without basic necessities for days now. they are scavenging whatever remains they can find and they were basically begging us. they need help. we were on the ground for all of 20 minutes delivering supplies. there were bags of rice, there were pallets of bottled water but perhaps it was enoug