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many untrue things as fast as you can to get them all into one or two quick statements. so i thought it was kind of wild. >> heres a snapshot of romneys tax details. for 2010, he and his wife reported income topping $21 million, mostly from investments on which they paid less than 14% in federal tax. the gingriches and the obamas earned far less and paid, percentage wise, far more. tax rates are sure to come up in president obamas third state of the union speech. heres one tip-off. wer...

Breaking the special interest pledges. >> congressman, just to get down to the bottom line here, come november 23, which is next week, pre-thanksgiving, are we going to get a deal? >> we have had many chances to talk and we have been talking for quite some time. but the anytitime now to act is come up with a plan. if we can shoot big, be bold, get a balanced plan that gets $4 trillion in savings, that would be the best. if we can at least do the 1.2 trillion. that would help us with the automati...

said in a broadcast interview and congress is being urged to have new laws sandusky, in a shocking interview with bob costas, the former coach admitted he, quote, horsed around with boys in the shower at universitys complex. sandusky insists hes innocence of the 40 sex crimes detailed in indictment against him. >> how would you define the part you played? what are you willing to concede that youve done that was wrong and you wish you had not done it? >> well, in retrospect i, you know,...

Unstable, suicidal individual who had access to a weapon that has no place in a home. >> earlier in the day president obama met with former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords, a victim of gun violence herself. she was in town to lend her voice to a hearing on capitol hill, the first since the newtown mass car. kelly odonnell has more. >> reporter: per gift of speech is a distance memory said her husband mark kelly, yet, gabby giffords halting words. >> too many children. >> reporter: here as a...

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Big and democratic. lots of jobs, lots of spending, borrowing, but do it the democratic way. put people to work. dare the republicans to vote against it. number two, compromise a little of this, a little of that or roll over and give them what they want, more business tax cuts. the options. where should he go? >> b and c are about the same, chris. compromising with republicans is rolling over. thats virtually what happened in the debt ceiling debate. there were absolutely no tax increases, becau...