out of puerto rico into as rick santorum heads into the next two primaries. somewhat the opposite for mitt romney trying to gain the upper hand. he s now in puerto rico, where santorum may have offended some spanish speaker, romney is courting them in their own language. jim a costa is in san juan. what s the latest from there, jim? reporter: candy, mitt romney is in puerto rico for a series of events. after rick santorum s trip to this island, the trick is pretty simple. don t get lost in translation. mitt romney is out to show puerto ricans he is speaker that i majority. if the majority of the p we realizo ricans wish to become a state, i will support that. reporter: romney has not only written letters to voters translated into spanish, he s running a radio ad featuring his bilingual son craig also in spanish. his arrival comes after rick santorum seemed to stumble over whether the predominantly spanish-speaking island should adopt english as a condition of statehoo
about how he has been doing, his job, and about his loyalty to the country s supreme leader. iranian lawmakers have never before called out a president anything like this. they gave him a series of questions to answer. ahmadinejad apparently didn t like them. these questions that you ask from me by the way, this was a quiz, wasn t it were not too difficult. i guess the question who designed the question were among those to got a master degree by pushing a button. shepard: defiance and brave because lawmakers didn t like his answers, they can impeach him. our president today said there is still time to work out a diplomatic resolution of the nuclear standoff with ahmadinejad s iran. but he warns the window for such resolution is shrinking. remember, world powers have been trying to make iran abandon its nuclear program while israelis have been hinting they might attack iranian nuclear sites to try to prevent iran from building a working bomb. try to, operative. wendell goler liv
pipeline which starts in alberta, imagine going right and left, and obviously the environmental concerns. and just to be clear, and perhaps we don t even know the answer to this yet, it s just a done deal in terms of an out and out service of this document, the administration from the state department really taking the lead on this, or is this a, quote, unquote, delay? the nation has made it clear they don t necessarily object to the pipeline, they object to the timeline in which they ve been forced to make a decision. they said given more time, this is something that potentially could be approved. but the bottom line is that there have been they feel they ve been forced to make a decision in an unrealistic time period and they re not going to do it because of the potential fallout. now, brooke, it s not necessarily done because congress still has proposed other work-arnounds and republicans in congress could still play different cards and try to force a decision in oth
has details. reporter: marines urinating on the bodies of three dead militants. they can be heard joking about their antics at one point. the marines were part of a sniper team deployed to afghanistan. they returned home to camp lejeune last september where today two of them are being questioned by naval investigators. within hours after the video surfaced came an avalanche of condemnations from top ranking pentagon and military officials. at the state department today, secretary of state hillary clinton called the video deplorable. it is absolutely inconsistent with american values, with the standards of behavior that we expect from our military personnel. reporter: there s deep concern this video could create a serious backlash against the u.s. military in afghanistan. president karzai called it an insane act and demanded those involved be severely punished. this afghan fears that the
be affecting the u.s. allies there against, as you mentioned, weapons from either iran or north korea, some sort of a rogue nation like this. this would not be turned around against russia. here is the case being made by the state department today. we have been clear all along for many years now that this system is not directed against russia. the new start treaty security of both our countries and implementation is going well. we see no basis for threats to withdraw from it. i can tell you that s why inside the white house, they believe the end of the day this is a lot of bluster that the russians are essentially trying to improve their negotiating position, if you will, on these missile defense talks. but i can tell you there are also people in this administration, an expert outside of it very concerned at the tone of the russian president. it certainly caught them off guard, trace. the chief white house correspondent ed henry live on the north lawn. ed, thank you. well, insta