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Odors i guess. jenna: well have to follow that story. that affects so much of us, so many of us affected by cancer so many different ways. well watch that story. as we get developments on that well bring that to you, thats for sure. he says his right to free speech is being trampled on. it is all because of what he did outside the court that is supposed to protect the first amendment. douglas kennedy on the so-called, supreme no-speech zone. and that is not even snow or even frost on those crops...

Effecting thousands of spiders, experts say the displaced wolf spiders are ba ballooning, casting their webs over flood ravaged areas to find new homes. meantime the flooding has left thousands of people homeless south africa. a protest in the major cities. tens of thousands of people dancing and marching there they say they want the african national congress to do more for the poor and end a plan for toll roads. new zealand. a fisherman has reeled in 739-pound blue fin tuna. we are told it coul...

>> an i.t. spokesman says that itus members do not want heavyhanded regulations and there are no proposals on the table that would limit access to or freedom of the internet. at any rate the obama administration appears to be opposed to spinning greater regulatory webs around the web. >> an internet constrained by an international treaty will stifle the entrepreneurs who continue to have been responsible for its growth. >> we dont actually have any other model. we might like to think we do. peop...

>> an i.t. spokesman says that itus members do not want heavyhanded regulations and there are no proposals on the table that would limit access to or freedom of the internet. at any rate the obama administration appears to be opposed to spinning greater regulatory webs around the web. >> an internet constrained by an international treaty will stifle the entrepreneurs who continue to have been responsible for its growth. >> we dont actually have any other model. we might like to think we do. peop...

>> a high-stakes pardon showdown. could we learn today if most of those prisoners released in mississippi will have to go back to prison? along those, four convicted murderers. >> classes are resuming at that l.a. school where the entire staff was fired after two teachers were arrested on child abuse cases. investigators at this point have made yet another disgusting discovery. >> they were not fired, they were reassigned temporarily. >> should say not fired but cleared out. >> the bom...

february 8th. rick santorum shakes up the republican race. hes coming off a three state sweep in minnesota, colorado and missouri. is an or rum hopes to cash in on his big wins. today hes in texas because an adviser says that is where the money is. so santorum said money isnt everything, but its part of the game. >> were doing very well raising money. i think last night we raised about a quarter of a million dollars online. and we feel like going forward well have the money we need to ...

santorum and ron paul. new cnn polling shows a statistical dead heat. look at that, 36% to 34%. well within the five-point margin of error. romney there at the 36%. thats from sampling done sunday, monday, and tuesday. as always, expect the numbers to change. expect tomorrow nights debate to move that needle as well. also expect more of what we saw today. each candidate hammering the other. [ speaking spanish ] >> the gingrich campaign today stopped running the spanish language radio s...

its the race between romney and gingrich that is dominating coverage. new polling shows a statistical dead heat. 36-34. well within is the five-point margin of error. romney there at the 36. thats from the sampling done sunday, monday and tuesday. now, as always, expect those numbers to change. expect tomorrow nights debate to move that the needle, as well. also expect more of what we saw today. each candidate hammering the other. >>. [ speaking foreign language ] >> the gingrich campa...

Never seen before and frankly weve never seen it before either. >> it is the work of plenty of craftsmen and over a million spiders. thats right. spiders. rebecca jones of the bbc has all of the silky details. >> reporter: its probably not what youd wear to nick to the shops or drop the children at school, though youd turn plenty of heads if you did. for this cape is unique. its taken three years to make, and more than a million spiders played a part in its creation. its made from the thread of ...

toast, bacon, ham, sausage, chicken sausage, wheat or rye toast, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, no substitutions. >> rollout out. >> take you out to your car and put you on a treadmill. this morning im going to stick with the tater tots because theyre easy to eat to anchor a show. hello, everybody. cnns political analyst roland martin is with us this morning. its a bad start if i cant get through rolands name. david frum is back with us. nice to have you in person. chatting by satellite. ...