i don't want anyone else to call. >> i hope he calls. i'm not kidding. >> stephen: what a brilliant plan to get a phone call from the president. you know o i want obama to call me too. look, sir, president obama, i've got a plan tow eliminate the debt. and i've got a plan to invade and defeat iran in three days. and i've got-- i've got-- these are the results of some blood tests. and this is some poetry from college. and this, this, this is my plan to organize my manila envelopes. so call me, mr. president. and all this could be yours. but in the meantime i have to know what bolling's plan is. but he said only the president could call. now of course he didn't specify president of what. i happen to be president of a super pac as well as-- (cheers and applause) thank you. thank you. and i am also the president in exile of the justin beiber believe fan club. i will have my revenge, shelly, you backstabbing sea viper. you know, screw it, bolling's plan sounds too important. i am calling. okay, here we go. here we go. all right, all right, al

i have a list of the calls. there is a good percentage of them that are homeless-related that jack in the box themselves called the police because a homeless person was refusing to leave or are they in the leave or are they in the bathroom taking a shower.

roll-call on item five. >> [roll call] the item passes. commissioner campos: please call item six. >> item 6. award a two-year consultant contract to fehr & peers, in an amount not to exceed $165,000, for planning services for the balboa park station area circulation study, and authorize the executive director to negotiate contract terms and conditions. this is an action item. > commissioner campos: is there anyone from the public that would like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, can we take that item same house, same call? the item passes. please call item seven. >> item 7. award a two-year consultant contract to arup north america limited, in an amount not to exceed $318,000, for planning services for the 19th avenue transit corridor investment study, and authorize the executive director to negotiate contract terms and conditions. this is an action item. commissioner campos: is there anyone from the public that would like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. san house,

the 3000 calls is a little skewed. that is taking into account some calls the cannot be considered calls for service such as traffic stops, self initiated activity, that is not necessarily our call for service. i did another incident because the actual crime was almost two blocks away. the the actual crime where he was ran down was almost two blocks away. that is not included. the former captain agreed that these conditions were fair and relevant to the situation. the new captain also believes they are fair and would limit the cost for service in the area. >> what was the other comment? >> i cannot speak for the commander. when he was promoted to commander, the officer in my position went with him. i took over with the new captain. i cannot recall what the comment was. >> did you run the numbers of calls during the time when he is now closing at 2:00? >> i did. there have been in two calls per service. both were made -- one was made by jack in the box. it was of a customer refusing to leave. the other was made by a nei

time now for the final call. the last word from the options pits. >> mike is braver than i am, but i would not pick a top in apple. >> danny? >> i will pick a top in walmart and play for retracement to the earlier lows. >> spread your may 160s in the gld. >> looks like our time has expired. for more "options action," go to optionsaction.cnbc.com. next friday i will see you or melissa will at 5:00. "money in motion" is up now.

>> we call, that that's your real dad? call it. can you call it? would be daddy. it's not their real father. that's what they call the pimps. >> if anybody hears a phone ring, let me know. >> i press that button, the pimp's phone started to ring. in the car he was stopped at. >> hey, who's this. hey, officer, how are you? >> it's listed as daddy on the phone. you've got to take the phone as evidence. okay? all right. now do you want to go to jail? i'm trying to cut you a break. you're lying to me. daddy is not your real dad. it's the pimp we stopped in the car over there. jay reese. >> you are 17 and pregnant. you don't need to go to jail. >> you need to talk to us, sweetie. we can help you. do you want a few minutes to think? we'll give you two or three minutes to think about it. you think about the baby. think about this fool. do you think he would go to jail for you? not in a second. >> saleda, can you come down for a minute. >> coming, sarge. >> go up and see what you can get -- >> she's ready to break. >> if nothing else, we're going 272 or 27

the first category would be people that call the call center and no one answers. i mean, it just rings and rings and rings and there's no one there. i will tell you in my own senate office my staff has run into this problem, where we just can't get a live person on the other end of the line. the second area is you finally get somebody, a live person to answer the phone, and you get connected with them, and they don't have information. you know, the veteran is -- or we're calling in or somebody's calling in, what's going on with my claim or whatever it is, and you're just not getting a responsive human being on the other end of the line. i'm guessing what it is is they just and so it seems to me that we're creating a -- an expectation of service when really there isn't much service there. i'd like to hear your thoughts or whoever's thoughts on your team about the call center, what's the prospects for that. are these -- are you hearing these problems? and if we're still committed to the call center, what's in place or what will be in place to try to solve the issues

call it coincidence or not. it's separated from mcdonald's roughly around the time it seemed imminent that peyton manning was going to leave the colts. his jersey impacts may have an impact. nike seems overvalued here. nike seems overvalued here. >> you have manning and lin. >> who is lin? i've never heard of jeremy lin. i think the difference between mcdonald's and nike is mcdonald's moved sideways for quite a while. i think people expressed skepticism. nike continues to move higher. i am not a big fan of getting in front of a chart like nike and trying to pick a top. if you want to do this because you're long the stock and want protection, that makes all the sense in the world. you're only spending 90 cents but remember this strike that dan is buying is five out of the money. there's nothing wrong with that, but we tend to look at that relationship and don't be fooled by the fact it's five bucks out of the money. >> let's hit stocks versus options button. want to short nike, you better have over a billion in t

up next, you make the call. we are taking your calls live. if you want to participate, e-mail us. >>> tonight on cnbc sports biz letting go of a legend. the colts decision to let peyton manning become a free agent. that is tonight 7:00 p.m. eastern on the nbc sports network. time now for you make the call. our caller today is putting bobsledding back on the map for america. he won two world championship titles in history and broke a 62-year medal drought when he slid to gold in vancouver. let's welcome steven holcomb. it is an honor to speak with you. what's your question tonight? >> thanks. i appreciate it. "options action" is one of my favorite tv shows. i'm excited to be on. right now i'm currently trying to defend the four-man gold. hopefully win the two-man gold in the next olympics. one of this biggest sponsors is expensive. if other sponsors want to help out, i'd love to talk to you. i hear a lot of names. i know traditional video games were a hit in february. one of my favorite video games call of duty modern warfare 3. it's a big sel

president chiu: same house, same call? next item. item nine. >> retroactively authorizing the department of emergency management to enter into the ninth amendment of an agreement between the city and county of san francisco. president chiu: same house, same call? item is adopted. next item. >> authorizing the recreation and parks department to accept and expend an urban ingraining grant. president chiu: same house, same call? this item is adopted. item 11. >> granting revocable permission to the golden gate bridge highway and transportation district to occupation -- occupy portions of the public right of way to exist -- replace existing bus stop signs and install and maintain new bus stop signs. president chiu: same house, same call? as accepted. we do not have any 3:30 p.m. special orders. if we could go now to roll call. >> supervisor olague, your first for introductions. supervisor olague: i have a request. expanding the policy for state and public employees statewide. the assembly bill would authorize a local agency to consider a

>> you called for a boycott. >> go ahead, karen. >> i was going to say again, these men are cowards, they are such cowards, why won't they stand up to rush limbaugh, ed you know this very well. lots of times this is not the first time that rush limbaugh has gone beyond the pale and they never speak out why? because they are afraid of him. that is why republican members are afraid they will be primaried by the tea party folks who listen to this guy. >> krystal, tells us about the boycott effort. >> this started someone suggested the idea of he's not going to shut up, we have to take away his power by going after the people who are sponsoring his programs, the companies that are sponsors. it started with twitter #boycott rush. we have boycottrush.org. we are not going to patronize any business that is sponsoring his program. >> this is where social media can come in. network advertisers will do what they are going to do. if station managers start losing local advertisers, think will think twice. stay with us, momen

in mississippi nbc calling this race too close to call, looks like a three-way race with 9% of the vote in in mississippi, rick santorum at 33%, mitt romney at 31, newt gingrich at 29. in alabama a race that is too close to call. a three-way race in addition in alabama. right now, rick santorum with 32% of the vote, newt gingrich with 30, mitt romney with 29. that is with 1% of the vote in, so extrapolate at your peril. >> joining me is steve schmidt, and john harwood, gentlemen, thank you for being here, nice to have you here. >> rhey rachel. >> newt gingrich will stay in the race regardless of the outcome tonight. steve, if mr. gingrich does not win either of these states tonight, do you think he can remain a viable candidate? >> no, the race will be in the final stages for him, ehe'll hae tough decision. he talked about putting together a southern strategy to remain viable. that means he has to win these states, not come in second or third. >> if he won big say the hyalaba would that be enough or is it both places? >> he articulated it means winning the southern states. you can't run

>> this will be what we call an in-call operation.ll be all over southeast michigan. the difference is today we're actually going to be going from hotel to hotel. >> undercover officer is at the mercy of the prostitutes to determine where and when the meet takes place and causes these operations to move very quickly. >> because we're going into the unknown we'll have emergency planning in case something happens. we'll make sure everyone is vested up so we're taking those precautions to make sure that we have safety out there for our officers. >> don't recognize her. she's new. >> once again, detectives comb the online ads, looking for possible juveniles. >> she's put up more pictures. >> the undercover makes contact with a very young looking woman going by the name mercedes. >> says she was 18 years old and that she was willing to do nude lap dancing but no sex or [ bleep ]. i responded back, would she be willing to do a hand job. she said she would be. right now we're texting back and forth. i asked if she's willing to do a car date.

let's call it that. china, take a listen. >> dana:, but today he tried to figure it out and clean it up. what he said he was trying to explain in the next two months when the election is getting hot and heavy he won't be as able as flexible. i didn't buy it and neither did charles krauthammer. >> it's a huge gaffe. this is president himself i'll be unleashed. i can governor hard left. i can do all this stuff unmolested. that his way of telling people you have no idea of what myend agenda is going to be the second term but let me tell you, it's pretty hard left. >> dana: and what about shake of the head. what do you think. >> greg: when he said, without my wife we can party. i know he is saying, don't be less stressed but i won't be as tough as i normally am. what is the message it sends to the polls and ukrainians but they will be bringing their silverware and learning russian. >> kimberly: i do think it's a big deal. it reminds me during the kerry-bush campaign, bear fight in 2004 when john kerry said i

president chiu: roll call vote. >> [roll-call] there are 11 ayes. president chiu: this item is passed on the first reading. item number 12. >> airport concession least and specialty store lease between hudson group and the city of san francisco. president chiu: same house, same call. this item is adopted. item 13. >> resolution authorizing the 10-year lease of 2712 mission st. from redwood mortgage investors. president chiu: same house, same call. this item is adopted. >> item 14, resolution authorizing the department of recreation and parks retroactively except and expand a grant valued at $116,000. president chiu: same house, same call. this item is adopted. >> item 15 is a resolution authorizing the department of public library to attractively except and expand a grant in the amount of 99,000 $680,000. president chiu: same house, same call. this item is adopted. >> i am 16 -- a boarding area a and b c books and new store lease acting to the airport commission. president chiu: same house, same call. this item is adopted. >> item 17 a resolution ap

while you call it, i will mention your show is called "bob's burgers," and it's on fox sundays at 8:30u going to say? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: first say who is this? >> i will demand who he is first or she. >> jimmy: maybe it's rachel bilson. do you know her? >> no. i wish. i would not protect her. calls forwarded to voice message. >> jimmy: does it say? >> oh, my god. it's just gave me the number and said it's not available. >> jimmy: it's the arby's roast beef franchise down the street, isn't it? >> what a bummer. should we leave a message? >> jimmy: yeah, leave a message. >> this is kristen schaal. >> jimmy: and this is jimmy kimmel. >> we don't know who you are, so call me back, r.b. >> jimmy: we'll be right back approximate esperanza spalding. >> jimmy: this is her new album, it's called "radio music society." here with the song "black gold," esperanza spalding! ♪ hold your head as high as you can high enough to see who you are little man ♪ ♪ life sometimes is cold and cruel maybe no one else will tell you so remember that ♪ ♪ you are black gold -- black gold you are black gold

peace plan calling for a cease fire. plus the five member bloc of the brics countries are takes on the mighty dollar and the euro in their bid to reform the global economy and the mastermind of the creation of an alternative a global reserve bank that would rival the i.m.f. and other u.s. dependent parties. next year out so you know there's just no mercy for max keiser as he takes on the latest financial stories with extreme prejudice this is art. backscatter this is the kaiser report got a quarter billion pounds on a blow for some political influence hello number ten downing street place here max keiser you were right all along about david cameron david cameron hosted dinners for millionaire donors in downing street flat influence peddling the thing that cameron said he was against when he ran for office areas he's in office and he and sarah all hoes dinner for you the corrupt business person for a quarter million pounds and we'll put your agenda right there the house of commons and we'll debate it right there you can l

, waiting for ohio. >> too close to call. >> ohio still too close to call. >> mitt romney finally gets the call in ohio and making big gains for the g.o.p. nomination, but earning not so big coverage in the press. >> what would you like to say to mr. romney? >> good luck tonight. (laughter) >> and the president calls in the press for a super tuesday news conference. stealing some attention from the g.o.p. contest. >> no, really, really. >> and a tearful plea for help gets attention thanks to the powerf power of the media. >> jon: judy miller, new york daily news columnist, andrea tantaros, jim pinkerton, the editor the american conservative magazine and usa today and daily beast, kirsten powers, i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. what does is say about the college co-ed suzanne fluke, who goes before a congressional committee and essentially says that she must be paid to have sex. what does that make her? it makes her a slut, right? it makes her a prostitute. she wants to be paid to have sex. >> this is the mistake i made, in fighting them on this issue last week, i became

i call my regent or i call some of the elders and we discuss it. more or less, i am on the telephone 20 four/seven. it helps me a lot. skype, my brother tells me to get this. i say i am not going to let them see my face. tavis: don't they want to see the king? lay the law down. what was the response when you went to your boss at the embassy? >> i was having difficult whether to accept it or not. i said i need to talk to you. he looked at me and said what have you done? are you arguing with somebody? i said i did not argue with anybody. he offered me a seat and whenaie a king. he looked at me so seriously. why are you looking at me like this? are you ok? are you tired? i am ok. i am going to be a king. i think he was surprised that we do not have many women who are kings. for me to come in the home late at night. i said i was not tired. i am telling you the truth. i had to ask permission to go home for my coronation. i went to my office and within a few minutes my boss called me again and he said, are you ok? i said i am ok. [laughter] ok, boss. he

call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] mr. chairman on that boat the ayes are 15 and the nose or 15. >> we are now entering tier 3. tier 3 is five minutes. because the clock does not go into 32nd increments, what i will do is watch the clock and police it and remember their time and when we are at the 32nd mark. no, it is five total, four minutes. unanimous consent we go to four minutes. one, two and one? no, it says five. five minutes total. it is five total. alright,. >> why don't you do six? three and three? >> it says five right year, total. it is written wrong. this is written incorrectly. [inaudible] >> i don't want to take your full five minutes so i yield five minutes. if we could in that case try and shave the time to six minutes. >> three on each side? unanimous consent, default is six minutes, three on each side. if a member wants 10 minutes, that member request 10 minutes, that member will get 10 minutes, five on each side. is everybody okay with that? without objection. so default, it will be two minutes, three mi

this is a style called lando. and it comes from undue. >> (speaking spanish). >> this was a dance of a ritual. >> (speaking spanish). >> and had the idea that the name is lamelinda. >> (speaking spanish). >> which was movement with the pelvic area. >> (speaking spanish) thank you very much. >> (speaking spanish). >> and this was considered not

could you please call the roll? >> [roll-call] mr. president, there is a quorum. president chiu: thank you. ladies and gentleman, could you please join me in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands one nation, under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. colleagues, we need to approve our recent meeting minutes. we have meeting minutes from january 31 and february 2 board meetings. but i have a motion to approve it those minutes? without objection, those minutes are approved. are there any communications? >> i have no communications. >> if you could read our to o'clock special order. >> the first item of business is the formal policy discussions between the mayor and representatives of the odd it districts. the mayor may talk to the board for up to five minutes the supervisors will present their own questions to the mayor and discussions will not exceed five minutes per supervisor. president chiu: mr. mayer, welcome back. if you like to say few words, i would like

she hears of the hotel and presumably just at the beck and call of the british call talker saying well let's move on max because we've got lots of headlines here you know they're going to spend hundreds of millions of pounds waste hundreds of millions of pounds to find out that david cameron actually did not break any rules but we're going to look at the headlines because all the facts are there for you to determine whether or not billionaires and multimillionaires who are donating money to the likes of barack obama and prime minister david cameron whether or not they're influencing policy new details emerge on m.f. global but no smoking gun apparently you know there were some e-mails going back and forth that emerged between bryant the former treasurer of m.f. global and john corey's sign that apparently there's no smoking gun because this is a unique weapon in the hands of politically connected and that their guns don't smoke well it's the heisenberg uncertainty principle as expressed in the financial as fear so that corazon can say it's impossible to determine with any without a dou

this movie is called "being flynn."to check out. a big name in this robert de niro. and he kind of plays this writer who abandoned his kid a long time ago but kind of re-enters his life very unexpectedly after the death of the kid's mother and his wife, who's played by julianne moore. de niro kind of has a drinking problem in this issue. the son has his own demons including some drug abuse issues here. so basically it's about this very tangled dark family drama and how the dad tries to get back in the son's life and the son having to decide whether that's a good thing or not. take a listen. >> that was my first wife, jody. >> i know who it is. she was my mother. >> i know she was your mother. she was the most beautiful woman in the world. she was the love of my life. she was the light of my love. i know if she was still alive today we'd be together. such a tragic accident. >> feel-good movie of the year, isn't it? well, no, it's 41% rating so far on rotten tomatoes. they say good acting but sometimes overacted. you be t

he called it his boneyard. in the last year of his life, he dug up the artifacts from his own history, and the bones were rearranged, in the were slimmer figures with wings. >> even if you knew nothing about his life or career, you sensed there was an artist dealing with this fundamental issue of life and death, the cake, netting back together, and you feel there is an attempt to deal with mortality and immortality. there is a seeking of spiritual meaning in an existential stage. >> during his 50-year career, stephen de staebler worked to form and out of the clay of the ground and give it a breath of life. matter and spirit gathers the many expressions of his meditations. and gives the viewer and insight into the artist's life. learn more about the retrospective on line at >> there has been an acknowledgement of the special places around san francisco bay. well, there is something sort of innate in human beings, i think, that tend to recognize a good spot when you see it, a spot that takes your breath away. thi

this is a style called lando. and it comes from undue. >> (speaking spanish). >> this was a dance of a ritual. >> (speaking spanish). >> and had the idea that the name is lamelinda. >> (speaking spanish). >> which was movement with the pelvic area. >> (speaking spanish) thank you very much. >> (speaking spanish). >> and this was considered not proper. so it was done in a different way. >> (speaking spanish). >> and those are softer movements and what we're going to show. >> (speaking spanish). >> which later became simbac simbacutcu. >> (speaking spanish). >> and sim bameans salute and couca means dance. >> that is it. okay. (speaking spanish) (music). (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> and later on it becomes the simba couca. (music). (music). (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> one of the stars also and they would play with the guitar which is not here today and also the violin. >> (speaking spanish). >> and it was called sapa tao. >> (speaking spanish). >> okay. so dance to the sound of a violin or the gui

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he has never called you. he has taken a million dollars from bill maher and i think this issue has come to critical mass. i'm going to bill march donated a million dollars to the super pac and what he said about you and others. >> sarah palin finally heard what happened in japan. [ laughter ] she is demanding that we insaid tsunami. [ laughter ] she said these tsunamiians will not get away with this. [ applause ] oh, speaking of dumb [bleep] after the debate when this came up she had a discussion with a woman who came to her after the debate and said her daughter had taken the vaccine and become from the vaccine mentally retarded. [ laughter ] and michele bachmann said, mom? if had you a choice gun to your head palin or bachmann. >> i would need a gun to my head. i would hope sarah palin gets in so that they split the milf vote. >> governor has also used the c word. i want to get your reaction to all of this. this is a really crucial issue i think going forward in the campaign. >> i don't know how anyone can

we call them storm chasers. sometimes we have a different group of scammers we call travelers that just come seasonally depending upon what the issues are. in the case of the storm chasers what will happen is they will follow a disaster and they will go door-to-door and say things like, i just repaired your neighbor's roof, and i have some materials left over. be happy to give you a discount on your repair for your house because i have one more day i'm going to be here. if you can decide right now -- so there's always this high pressure sales, the concern for you're going to make a deal only right now. we did it for your neighbor. so they're trying to give a number of areas of comfort with respect to, well, i've already about been in your neighborhood, et cetera. and of course we've even seen people get up on the roofs and make damage so that they can ostensibly repair it. a lot of times the insurance company get involved where they talk the person into signingr a money, et cetera. it's a very pervasive thing. w

interest to call them friend it was that he later tweeted this calling him interesting but a year later wanted him gone but if you want to doubt it go in one of the steps among many would be to establish a no fly zone over the world stand by and allow a leader like put up a slaughter is on people an ongoing target for them iran if we use military action against iran we should not only go after their nuclear facilities we should just store their ability to make an additional war they should have no planes they can fly and no ships they can float we can point the gun we haven't called a single trigger yet and it's about time that we did the two years on that lack of the media and military action hasn't resulted in armageddon anything like it still the calls for action expand now across the globe the iranian nuclear program is a threat to the entire world psion military intervention. is now the necessary factor to reinforce the suction. needs to know that he will not win you know we find ourselves in virtually the same identical to be your leader syria what's going on in syria what's happe

>> they are called -- they came from a place called sunshine ranch.heep. i don't know what she does with them. but, i 'm like, "dude, i need some sheep." and she's like, "all right, i'll bring them. for who?" i'm like, "jimmy fallon." she's like "all right." so we brought them on. >> jimmy: she should have been more excited, i guess. >> yeah, she was excited. they sheer them. these are called a fresh sheered sheep. feel them, it's like super cool. they're not called a fresh sheared sheep, they're a sheep, but they're freshly sheered. you know what i mean? it's like the carpet at my grandma's house. did you feel it? >> jimmy: you're grandma's got some decent carpeting. >> it's awesome. >> jimmy: this is pretty wild. >> yeah, they're awesome. they're like -- they're going boss hog on these bottles. look at that. >> jimmy: that's not -- no one ever says that. >> yeah, you say boss hog. i saw it on a rap video once. the guys like, "yo, i go boss hog on these." you know what i mean? so -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you've never seen that in your life. what rap

it's called mutton busting. instead of cowboys riding bucking broncos, mutton busting involves kids trying to stay on -- what? this is like borderline child abuse. trying to stay on the backs of sheep. most can only hang on for eight seconds or less. but they love it. can it be safe for children? >> i don't know what to say. >> i mean, come on. >> and for worried parents, the rodeo does require that riders wear protective gear, including a helmet. >> okay. so their back is broken but their head's all right. >> i'm sure rush supports that. we'll be right back with more after this. ♪ spurs and let it go ♪ ♪ [ water ] ♪ me me me meeeee ♪ hey, it's me -- water. i've got a great set of pipes. but your pipes might contain lead that i can pick up. luckily pur filters remove 99% of lead ♪ which is something to sing ab-- ♪ [ crack ] ooo, sorry... [ amy ] mr. greene? yeah? want my downy unstopables? laundry smells good for a long time. okay. ♪ ♪ ♪ downy unstopables ♪ [ sniffs ] hey kid... wow! no thanks, mean joe. ♪ you d

i got a call from ms. hurley say she had a rougher -- a referral say that joseph was missing school. she write so many referrals on my son, she had to write one when he was not at school. you need to address the situation and what my meeting. i do not know who ms. eberhart is. thank you. >> i am a parent of a child at school. i want to address the issues at martin luther king. i have lost my auntie and i went up to the school because one of the substitutes called me there to come talk to him. he was going through some problems about my aunt passing away. i went to the school and i -- the principal shut the gate in my face and i felt that was very rude. we need to get rid of the administrators and the vice principal because i had the board to the unified school district, i still have not heard any answers about the teacher snatching my child and the bottom line is, we need more support in martin is a king. we have great teachers there but the administrators need to go because they're making people angry. th

call the number on your screen now!elock service guarantee cannot be offered to residents of new york. >> bret: we told you at the top of the program mitt romney hung on for a close win this the native state of michigan. crucial win for the romney campaign. part of the reason rick santorum was able to challenge romney and many of the congressional districts was santorum's courting of democrats and independents. chief washington correspondent james rosen looks at whether going outside the g.o.p. was fair play. or dirty politics. >> i'm glad that democrats showed up on the poll. >> in an interview with fox news, mike tobin in grand rammeds, rick santorum welcomed support of, quote/unquote, reagan democrats driven by family values and blue collar issues. nearly 1 million people voted in michigan. 9% called themselves democrat. of these, santorum won 53%. roughly three times mitt romney's share. among those who call themselves liberal or somewhat liberal santorum won by 11 points. among those who strongly oppose the tea par

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in virginia, this is interesting, too early to call. same story in vermont, too early to call. again, nbc news can say mitt romney is leading in the green mountain state. again, newt gingrich, the winner in georgia. that is the second state he has won during this campaign. he also won south carolina. as of this hour, we are too early to call in both virginia and in vermont. newt gingrich lives to fight another day, chris. >> i think it's very important, he saved his dignity, i think that's what he had to do making clear, you got to carry your own state, he is not going any where he is finished. >> ed schultz, looking ahead at newt gingrich's future, what -- looking ahead at mitt romney's future? >> he has been furious since day one, hasn't been represented, doesn't have the money expect one guy bankroll it he is the biggest joke in the field right now. where it s okay, he is going to win georgia. he ought to. that's where he is from. i tell you what he will win georgia better than mitt won michigan. >> there is something to hang your hat on. >> lawrence, do you agree? >> i thin

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thank you for taking my call. i would like to object to president obama being constantly referred to as black and the first black president. his mother was white, he is of mixed race. he's always acknowledged being racial and of mixed race. he's done a wonderful job of trying to include and be inclusive in bringing all people into the process. i think he doesn't want to be taken hold as, you know, the first black. he's obviously the first mixed race president we've had. >> host: okay, we'll leave it there. you write about that -- >> guest: i do talk about that. i think that it was a very important thing, the way in which barack obama termed himself. barack obama as an adult has referred to himself consistently and unequivocally as black or african-american. there was, for instance, the latest census there was talk, and they wanted to know, you know, which box did you check? he could have called himself all sorts of things. there are hundreds of thousands of americans who have a parent who's white and a parent who'

he calls missing persons after he doesn't get call. i'm trying to figure out, are you telling me that the police did not answer that phone when the father is calling that phone. are you telling me the police did not pick up that phone and call the last number that that child had dialed before he was killed, which according to witnesses was his cousin? >> does it look to you, mr. blow, there might have been somebody covering up for mr. zimmerman here. >> i don't know that, but either -- i need to know -- there are a lot of questions i need to know the answers to the questions from the police. when you took zimmerman in for questioning, what was the nature of the forensic recovery of evidence. where his hands swabbed so we'll be able to know whether one shot was fired or two. >> why wasn't mr. zimmerman drug tested? why didn't they do a breathalyzer or any kind of test on him at all? >> i don't know that that is the case. if it's not the case, that's a very important part of this investigation. >> the audio tape there or the 911 call, do