the procedure as and rohm & hoss are a little tougher. als and dramasre rul are a little tougher. they are having trouble. tavis: the other question is related to your success over the years. how you keep yourself motivated? that might seem strange. 1c had figured out how to do this, you can pick these winners out, everyone is betting on new. you compare every year -- you come third every year. can access get boring? >> i am a man who has to work. if work is no fun, i do not do it. i literally have a fun clause in my contract. i can leave. i still love what i do for th. on in "mike & molly" it is wednesday night in front of an audience. there is that the more rewarding than seeing it the jokes work. i have been on shows for 25 and 30 years that always had good writing. i am not a writer. these writers like the charles brothers to lowry and mark roberts, they give the words that make it inspiration for me to work. if you watch one of my shows, you will see me laugh. you will see me have a great time. i did 190 will increase --"will and grace's" "mike & molly" is a moving showed too

. >> reporter: lieutenant paul rohm organized the drill which had four suspects running through two buildings while shooting about 20 different people. >> i learned when you are in a situation like this, you have to put your game face on and you have to have all senses heightened because the bad guy could be just around the corner. >> reporter: both the suspects and the police officers were using what is called simunition. it is something officer christopher winkler found out about today. >> it stings. >> he learned that you can never train enough. it is drills like this, he says, that will keep him alive. tisha thompson, fox 5 news. >> montgomery county police say they made the drill especially complicated because the situation can happen anywhere, not just college campuses. the knowledge can be applied to any large-scale situation. >>> a wegmans grocery store opened its doors this weekend in prince george's county and people swarmed the place to get a first glimpse. the store isn't just about the food and the shoppers. there is an economic part of it. what a successful new store can do for

i fear that half of you were expecting a smack down between rohm emmanuel and john bolton. [laughter] i regret to inform you that it is axelrod and myself and we will have a discussion of civility, whether you damn well like it or not. is civility possible? it is, but only if the incentives in our political discourse change. the discourse has become course, as you have said, bob. the administration that i came in with, with president bush, he governed in texas as a genuine uniter. his closest political ally was probably the democratic lieutenant governor of texas, bob bullock. they formed a strong alliance and friendship. president bush came to washington with aspirations for a summit -- similar tenure, which he did not achieved, despite his best efforts. the environment has become so course that civility is very difficult to achieve alongside political success. in my judgment, the answer is yes, civility is possible in washington, it should be possible, it has been possible in our history, but it will only become possible within the incentives of the political system chang

explore other opportunities. >> with that announcement, rohm emmanuel has returned to chicago. since 1992 he has appeared on c- span almost 150 times, search for him in an hour c-span of video library. >> rupert murdoch and michael bloomberg testified on the issue of immigration friday on capitol hill. they have spoken out publicly in favor of policies that encourage immigration into the u.s.. this is two hours. n the subcommittee on immigration and citizenip refugees, border security and international law will come to order >> we would ask that the press received a bit so that we can actually see our witnesses. very much how my photographers. i would like to welcome our witnesses, members of the immigration subcommittee and others to join today for the subcommittee hearing on the role of immigration in strengthening america's economy. often lost among the passionate debate on immigration are the facts on immigrant entrepreneurs that generate billions of dollars to the u.s. economy and thousands of new american jobs. immigrants are nearly 30% more likely to start a business tha

we knew we had to cram a lot of this legislation through -- "rohm-ing" it through. we might have been in a better electoral position if we only nibbled at these big problems. instead, we gulped at them. got two once in a century achievements. if you're going for mount rushmore, he is in a good position. if you're going for party strength, he is not in a good spot. >> they thought that once they did these things, they would get more of "the hila buzz. remiss in and talking about the economy. they thought the economy would be better by now. that is the biggest factor in this election. would anyone disagree? >> no. the problem started at the top. start with president obama. it probably started on the night of the november 4, 2008, when he wondered he thought the campaign is over and now i switched to legislative mode. the trouble is in politics, it is not a-b-c -- always be closing. it's a-b-s. always be selling. your image, your platform. there were many great quotes in "the new york times" this sunday. sennioiores a white house aide who said obama is opaque, even to