we are born we cry and we are brought to this great stage of fools >> that is the great clark petersho you know as lester from "the wire." he is just profound in our production. >> we invite you here today because you are family. >> you're getting divorced already? >> that's what i thought, too. sell the -- we have to apartment and we found a buyer already. so pretty soon we are going to have to move out. it won't be long before i get another job and should not be long before we find another apartment, but in the meantime -- >> is just a transition. probably just a week or two. stay.need a place to >> wait a minute. >> these last weeks have been tough on us. losing a job, looking for health insurance, we need a breather. >> moving out of the last thing we want to do. it's only temporary. we will find a new place very soon. >> tell me about "love is strange." >> it's a film directed by ira chs. alfred molina and i play two old gay guys who have been together 40 years. it has unintended consequences. fred's character is immediately let go from the school he teaches at and we are forced

secretary peters who is not running for reelection, but trying to replace carl levin in the u.s. senate. we have four candidates, clark who was in congress four years but lost against peters. you have state rep rudy hobs who is well connected in the trade area. we have brenda lawrence who is well liked. then you have foster. between the three, clark, hobs and morris, they are pulling in their respective support. so it's going to be a competitive primary. since it is the city of detroit -- it appears whoever wins this primary is going to be the one to go on to represent the district in congress. host: what are the top issues impacting these issues in michigan guest: four of them are republican primaries. a lot of them are in the third congressional district, justin amash and ellis, it's who best represents the constituents. he's often one of the members of the gop delegation -- he has liberitarian leaning. that's a big issue. who better represents west michigan in that race? in terms of the bishop race, who's going to be the better conservative voice for the republicans? who will better represent them? i think the cand

clarke came in third. brenda lawrence is in the lead in that race when the a.p. has still not called. that's for the seat of gary peters who left it open to run for the senate. republican state senator john moolenaar will almost certainly represent the fourth district in the fall and mike bishop won the republican nomination to replace mike rogers in the eighth. and then there's the 12th district. debbie dingell won the primary to succeed her husband. john conyers is poised to become the new dean of the house, after he was nearly bounced from the ballot because of a signature issue but he's now the nominee. by the way, in washington state, also holding primaries, former washington redskins tight end clinton didier came out ahead to replace don hastings in the fourth district. didier will take on another republican, dan newhouse in the fall. incumbents did well last night but when it comes to november, voters may want to throw the bups out. we asked voters what message they hoped to send. 33% of them hope incumbents will lose so congress has new peep e that's good news for challengers in general election races. though t

all this as american peter theo curtis is now free after being held captive by an al qaeda affiliate in syria for two years. joining us is clarkoffice of homeland security. he's director of the aspen institute's homeland security program and partner at the law firm of squire, patton, boggs. thanks for being with us. >> my pleasure, john. >> the news we got overnight is about there air base in syria, the topka air force base, a key base in the region of syria, falling to these isis militants. seems this group is like a -- you cut off one head maybe in iraq, two more grow in its place. they seem to be spreading in syria. what can be done to stop their -- their advances? what should be done in your mind? >> right. well, there's no question but that isis is a huge concern for the united states and a growing one. they controlled huge swaths of territory in iraq and syria. they captured the third military air base, underscores their military prowess. there are about 2,500 westerners, of whom there are about 100 or so americans who have gone to train and fight with them. just a plane ride away from the united states, as the chairman