we're joined by dr. paul offit. professor in the division of infectious diseases and the director of the vaccine education center at the children's hospital of philadelphia. dr. offit is also professor of vaccinology and a professor of pediatrics at the university of pennsylvania school of medicine. he is also the cinventor of the rotavirus vaccine, rotateq recommended for universal use in infants by the cdc. he is author of numerous books including, "autism's false prophets: bad science, risky medicine, and the search for a cure," "deadly choices: how the anti-vaccine movement threatens us all." you have heard to date on our show -- can you talk about why he feel vaccines are so important? >> well, because they save lives. if you look at how long we live, say 100 years ago, we lived 30 years last longer then than we do today. the reason -- the main reason is vaccines. we no longer have to see 50,000 job in hospitalized, 500 die from measles as we did before the vaccine. we no longer have this he did. as a , and kill

dr. rand paul who's heard things! he saw the hit "dr. paul anecdote man"!laughter) i heard of typhoid cases cured by the (bleep) in the water we drink. (laughter) vaccine ignorance seems to have created some strange hospital bedfellows uniting the fringe of left and right. it makes me realize there's no red america there's no blue america there's just a needlessly sick america, which remines me what does barack obama think of this? >> you should get your kids vaccinated. >> jon: oh, no! (cheers and applause) you can't say that! you're barack obama! you can't tell me what to do! now half the country just on principle just raised in their cars and raced off looking for the measles depot so they can stockpile the virus! obama can pry the measles virus out of my cold dead hands -- achew! maybe we need a popular figure from the right who agrees with the president. >> i don't believe you can count on a voluntary system when you're dealing with something like. this the government's job is to protect the safety and health of our citizens. >> jon: yes, by blocking e

now these words of advice from 84-year-old robbery victim dr. paul shorb. >> be calm.ings happen. no point get in a tizzy about it. keep the wits about you and everything will turn out all right. >> reporter: the two suspects are being held pending further court action in the case. in montgomery county pat collins, news4. >>> a budget deal in virginia tonight. leaders in the statehouse and senate have agreed to the plan that gives s raises for state employees and teachers. the budget restores $30 million to local governments which had been cut. the full general assembly could vote as early as thursday. >>> we updated you on young josh hardy's story just last week. it took an intense social media campaign to get him a lifesaving drug. today virginia lawmakers announced an agreement on a right-to-try big that would give terminally ill patients more access to experimental drugs. the bill was inspired by josh's story. he's 8 years old. he lives in fredericksburg. last year a national campaign was waged to get him access to a drug that hasn't been approved by the fda, but t

. >> dr. paul soffet is at the children's hospital of philadelphia, he's not alone it's that kind of skepticism that he's referring to that caused concern leading to exchanges like this one on capitol hill. >> dr. shockett you are the top immunization official in the united states. is there any scientific evidence that vaccines cause autism? >> no. >> is there any scientific evidence that vaccines cause profound mental disorders? >> no, but some of the diseases that we vaccinate can. >> the diseases not the vaccines. >> a recent pew poll found nearly 30% of the americans can decide that they don't need to vaccinate their children versus 68 who think that they should be required to be vaccinated. >> traced to one deburchght debudget debunked study by dr. andrew wakefield who has been banned from practicing medicine in britain. >> jenny mccarthy. in this interview on cnn. >> you ask any mooght, mother, we will take measles mumps over autism any frickin' day of the week. >> made it clear there is no l

dr. paul shore and his wife were home during the break-in. dr. shore says the man went right for the box that was filled with $10,000 in cash and rare coins. the thieves, he said explained why they did it. >> we are not going to hurt you. we will not hurt you. we respect you. and then he said we're doing this because the economy sucks. that's s-u-c-k-s. >>> a man is out on bond accused of stealing from an apartment where he did repair work. he's been charged with burglary for allegedly taking cash from an apartment unit he was supposed to be repairing. parker had access o the a number of apartment units a the presidential greens complex in alexandria. poli a trying to determine whether parker is connected to any other crimes in that area. >>> new at 11 more concerns over d.c. mayor muriel bowser's plan to help black and latino male students succeed. the empowering males of color initiative includes an all boys prep school in southeast. the american civil liberties union applauds this effort but questions whether the program singles out black fema

dr. paul shore and his wife were home during the break in that happened last week in bethesda.en went for a box filled with $10,000 in cash and rare coins. >> w heard a loud impact sound a bang followed by a crashing sound. >> police say one of the men installed a heating system in the home. the two men are charged with home invasion assault, and theft. they are in jail. >>> it's now 4:59. if you use the waze app to get around d.c. your life became easier. d.c. department of transportation will begin sharing data with the app. it allows users to post real time notes about hazards they see on the road that can mean accidents, construction and closed roads. all users see the updates and avoid the hazards. police are worried about the app because it points out where police are where they're stopping for traffic citations. >>> construction crews will be making changes to the busiest intersections in our area. you won't be able to turn left tonight from rockville pike to west cedar lane. crews are building a tunnel under the northbound lanes there. the work and the change are expect

dr. paul and his wife were home during the break in that happened last week in bethesda.he men went for a box filled with $10,000 in cash and rare coins. the accused robbers explained why they did it. >> we're not going to hurt you. we will not hurt you. we respect you. and then he said we're doing this because the economy sucks. that's sucks. >> the men are waking up in jail now charged with home invasion assault, and theft. >>> a maryland father lost and two children when a plane crashed into their home. this was the scene from the terrible day. ken gemmells is sharing his story for the first time. news 4 angie goff spoke with him. >> ken gemmells lost most of his family. it touched starts here and across the nation. when i sat down to talk with him, he told me his wife was a hero who died trying to protect their two sons 3-year-old cole and devon who was seven weeks old. >> i knew he was trying to do everything she could to keep them calm and try to save them. but to make sure it wasn't painful for them. >> his wife marie was found cradling their babies trying to shiel

dr. paul st. louis. bill watching you in aruba. fantastic. wearing a keep it pithot t-shirt. >>> how people view god. 80% of us americans are believers. there's no question that if you are a religious person here in new york city, los angeles, other places, you may be looked upon with suspicion by some folks. especially if you talk about your religion. you could be branded as a zealot or religious fanatic. you know the drill. the founding fathers based our law system on the ten commandments and openly said our human rights are given to us by god. tomorrow we'll have a debate that. here's the tip for tonight. if you are a believer, be proud of your faith. don't impose it don't be obnoxious, be proud. somebody mocks you turn the other cheek. that's your tip of the day. that is it for us. check out the fox news factor website which is different than bill o'reilly.com. do not be tandentious. please remember the spin stops here. we're lookin

dr. rand paul said that he had heard of mental disorders after being that donated. today, he said he never said that vaccines cause disorders. do you think that he is out of the problem he created for himself? >> there are still three problems are displayed. first of all, the statement he referred to -- on monday he said he had heard of many tragic cases of walking, talking normal children who ended up with disorders after vaccine spirit that does not specifically say causation. but anyone would get that impression. he said i did not say vaccines cause disorders. you can read the rest of it there. >> [indiscernible] >> there are three things. he is a strong candidate in a lot of ways. fundraising, message impressiveness. he is a likable guy. but he cannot go out and just they -- no humor or humility about it. second, he continues to attack the liberal media. that will work for you in the short-term, but not long-term. the last thing is, you cannot as a doctor use it as a strength and turn it into a weakness. >> is ridiculous. he knew exactly what he was saying and w

dr. paul st. louis. bill watching you in aruba. fantastic.saw a gentleman wearing a keep it pithot t-shirt. >>> how people view god. 80% of us americans are believers. there's no question that if you are a religious person here in new york city, los angeles, other places, you may be looked upon with suspicion by some folks. especially if you talk about your religion. you could be branded as a zealot or religious fanatic. you know the drill. the founding fathers based our law system on the ten commandments and openly said our human rights are given to us by god. tomorrow we'll have a debate that. here's the tip for tonight. if you are a believer, be proud of your faith. don't impose it don't be obnoxious, be proud. somebody mocks you turn the other cheek. that's your tip of the day. that is it for us. check out the fox news factor website which is different than bill o'reilly.com. do not be tandentious. please remember the spin stops here. we're looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight. live pictures coming back from stephenville, texas, wher

. >> his father, the congressman paul, dr. paul he has made this a staple of his campaign.is a huge part of appealing to the right if you are going to run for president. >> yes. >> it is a basic distrust of those ugly capitalists up in new york city from the 19th century. [laughter] it is no different than william jennings bryan. >> perhaps it is just politicians trying to score some points. great interview with governor powell and peter cook. go to bloomberg.com and check it out. powell still sees plenty of slack left in the economy. the number this morning is 83. that is our number of the day. that is how many rigs u.s. oil producers closed last week due to the weak rebound of oil prices. our next guest says to not worry about oil prices. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. a tuesday "bloomberg surveillance." >> microsoft is selling $10.8 billion of debt and its biggest bond sale on record. the world's largest software maker is taking advantage of investor demand for corporate rated securities. it sold more than $2 billion of forty-year obligations. california is now home to the

dr. rand paul said to laura ingraham today. >> he said for the most part it ought to be voluntary. >> he got the word sex in there very quickly to earn his argument. the real hot button one is hpv. he was smart to go there politically, but sleazy to avoid the discussion. it's very disappointing that a physician has got a big brain medically and is pandering the way he is. >> thank you both for joining me tonight. >>> coming up in the rewrite, after cartoonists were assassinated in paris for blasphemy, ireland has something to teach the world about blasphemy. good job! still running in the morning? yeah. getting your vegetables every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. the future of the market is never clear. but at t. rowe price we can help guide your retirement savings. our experience is one reason 100% of our retirement funds beat their 10-year lipper averages. so wherever your long-term goals take you we can help you feel confident. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment info

dr. rand paul said to laura ingraham today. >> i think there are times in which there can be some rules,he most part it should be voluntary. and i don't know if you remember when governor perry made it for everyone susceptible to a sexual disease to have to take it. it is a personal decision for people to take and when to take it. >> he said for the most part it ought to be voluntary. >> he got the word sex in there very quickly to earn his argument. the real hot button one is hpv. he was smart to go there politically, but sleazy to avoid the discussion. it's very disappointing that a physician has got a big brain medically and is pandering the way he is. >> thank you both for joining me tonight. >>> coming up in the rewrite, after cartoonists were assassinated in paris for blasphemy, ireland has something to teach the world about blasphemy. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. we used to have so many empty rolls! mom! that's why we switched to charmin ultra mega roll. charmin ultra mega roll is 75% more absorbent so

dr. rand paul, though today he made a show of going to get immunized with a booster shot. does that surprise you at all. >> it doesn't, this is all plucks. you're the expert in political theater. we're ramping into the two-year cycle for the presidentials and everyone is lining up. the first platform is one about science and immunization. those who stepped too far are backing away from it. and you say this with ebola. there are health professionals at the state and city level, the surgeon general's office that can address the issues in a purely scientific manner. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you, nice to be here. >>> joining me here is matt welch. >> here is the thing, let just say i have a friend that wants to be a libertarian and join your tribe, also believes mandatory vaccination for schools to require for admittance. >> if he reads virginia postrel on twitter saying that the vaccine movement has been based largely on junk science and fears that have been debunked all over the place and that we need to conceive a public policy to get over the nonsense that has arisen bu

dr. rand paul -- let's not forget that this medical doctor had to walk a journalist in with him to get ato demonstrate just how supportive of getting vaccines hi is. this is all crazy, it's politics, and this is not a political football. this is a measles outbreak that has hit 100 people more people that is the ebola outbreak has hit. when you think about chris christie who wanted to quarantine someone who just displayed symptoms of ebola, it's interesting that his take on measles is so much different. >> jason, this is not a party line issue. some people are on the right and left are opposed to vaccines. but we're not seeing high-profile democrats if deal with this issue. why. >> el they recognize -- the republicans are doing -- there's a train of people in the republican grassroots who don't trust obama, and who think that anything that has to do with institutions are inherently bad. this is a real problem for the democratic party. much less -- baugher bra bush sat with patients who had hiv, hugged them, played with them. look don't -- i can't believe the party is going to these -- >>

sergio gore rand paul spokesman saying dr. paulhat vaccines have saved lives and should be administered to children. his children were vaccinated and he believes many vaccines should be voluntary. and like most medical decisions between the doctor and the patient, not the government. >> should they be prepared to give clearer answers, i give the government distrust. especially on the republican side, the conservative side. but when it comes to your children and measles, it's a no-brainer. >> i think it's a fair conversation one because it is something that's topical. two, do you have several states that are debating this on a state level about what kind of regulation should be in place for sending your children to school. so there is a political government aspect to this. it does show you, though how what you say as a potential presidential candidate can have so much more resonance than what you say even as a governor. what chris christie said is largely the same as what he has been saying in the state of new jersey where this is a

dr. john bolton associate program director of water resources for nasa. applied science program. also with us, paul douglas. senior meteorologist in minneapolis minneapolis. gentlemen, great to have you with us tonight. dr. bolton you first. this is cutting edge stuff. how does this satellite measure the water from space? >> well what's really cool is it combines both the radar measurements. and if you think of the optical camera it captures the ambient light. and it turns out the emission from the surface is very highly correlated with a volume of water in the top one o two inches of soil. >> so is this going to give us more information about what kind of weather pattern we may be looking at? whether it's more or less severe? >> well, we hope so. the most challenging thing for weather forecasting is understanding the vast complex of earth systems, the energy cycles and carbon cycles is estimating the amount of moisture in the surface. that has a direct contributor to changes in the local temperature and amount of humidity in the atmosphere. so the first time direct observations of the soil moistur

paul. also joined by dr. benjamin carson and governor bobby jindal. let's start right now. >> who's ready for some cpac? >> hello cpac! how y'all doing? >> this is a room full of patriots. america is in jeopardy and we are met today on a great battlefield. >> i want us to find a way to allow people to excel in our society. >> are we as conservatives ready to pick the next great president of the united states? >> we're americans. and for over 200 years we have lend a hand and -- >> i care about the fights we're fighting. and, yeah, i'm going to be passionate about it. >> your actions are so important to the fight to get our great nation back on track. i know that it is only in this country that a young woman can go from secretary to ceo. >> it's been a busy day here at cp a cpac. earlier today i got to ask questions of senator ted cruz on the big stage. take a watch. i got some questions some from twitter and facebook. >> excellent. >> you did a 21-hour filibuster. 21 hours. the purpose was to strip funding from the health care bill. i watched most of

dr. rand paul says in some cases vaccines can harm children. >> there isn't a great amount of evidence to from the northwest to the northeast. a lot has fallen in the last week. >> take a look at this that's the sidewalk those newsstands buried under 7 feet of snow. >>> iraqi government take a line on a notorious lyly militia group. >>> we failed from that exercise and that horrific situation but we got better. >> i don't understand why he didn't read the report. >> i don't either. he's a man that's in charge of everything that involves football. >> good morning, charlie. >> major, are you okay? when you threw to charlie, you said, good morning, charlie. you all right? >> it's a little cold out here this morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> this morning's "eye opener at 8" is brought to you by nationwide insurance. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. >> randy likes to talk to you. cue charlie! i love you you do it, randi, with enthusiasm. i love it. >> back to the news. the debate over measles vaccine is heating up this morning. new jersey governor chris christie an

dr. -- >> agree. >> senator rand paul tweeted out this photo of himself getting a hepatitis a vaccine.told one reporter he's annoyed that he's being characterized as someone who is against vashg seens. as the debate continues in washington, it's going on in homes and schools across the country. joining me now, a mother of five and columnist at the "minneapolis star tribune" who just wrote a piece on this. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me tamron, i appreciate it. >> absolutely. let me get your reaction to senator rand paul tweeting out this photo of getting the booster there. what do you think that says? >> well i think that you know he obviously realized that he was perhaps wrong in his statements yesterday. and i hope that he realizes that he was wrong. >> you talked about vaccinating your own children and that you did not take this lightly. take me through at least what you feel are some of the very questions you ask yourself that maybe an anti-vaccor as they're referred might be asking. >> one of the questions i asked when i chose to vaccinate, could we spread th

walker with 21% of the vote followed by jeb bush senator rand paul and retired neurosurgeon dr.carson. >>> joining us republican strategist and ceo of the polling company kelly ann conway and fox news contributor judith miller. good to have you with us. let me start judy, what in the world was the president thinking at the national prayer breakfast today? >> come on lou, at least he condemned isis unequivocally calling it a death cult and praised the dalai lama, those are two things that don't come naturally to him. he didn't use islamic extremism, he didn't condemn that. neil: he didn't use radical islamist. he drew a radical islamist terrorists of isis, isil, or the islamic state which is the name of it and not daish as the pentagon is pushing. we are watching word games and the sopistry of a president who thinks he has not emerged from sophomore year in college? >> he's putting extreme nichl context if you give him the benefit of the doubt. he's saying a millennia ago the christians -- neil: i know what he's saying. do you think it's okay? >> i think it's vintage obama. i don

register" poll puts walker in a tight match-up ahead of kentucky senator rand paul former arkansas governor, mike huckabee, dr ben carson and former florida governor jeb bush. on the democratic side, you already know hillary clinton polling well ahead of any other potential democratic candidate. katelyn huey burns is a reporter and joins me now. 9[x hey, good to see you. >> hi, good to see you, too. >> let's start here. who amongst the potential gop candidates could jump ahead of walker in this poll? >> well, rand paul is certainly proceeding well in the polls. it's really fascinating to look at the poll and look how much walker has grown in the past couple of days. he gave a rousing speech in iowa last weekend and showed he could play there. jeb bush is going to be making a play in iowa too. he's been contacting people there. he just hired romney's former aide who helped -- ran the campaign in iowa for him and romney almost won iowa last time. so i think i would look)2u at those three according to this poll. >> would you say at this point katelyn, the sound bites is it about selling the american people? or i

dr. guyer identified the other four bodies as wayne warner, paul cowart, jimmie dale harvey and john freemanrt, harvey and freeman were three of the four names on the copeland list marked with an "x." coroner scott lindley performed autopsies on all of the bodies, and discovered that the cause of death in each case was a gunshot wound to the head from a small-caliber gun shot at close range. >> if it's at close range, the inside layer of the skull tends to break away or flake away. and there's more cracking and damage to the skull. >> and inside the skulls, lindley found bullets and bullet fragments. ballistics tests revealed that the lands and grooves on those fragments matched the lands and grooves from ray copeland's .22-caliber rifle. police arrested ray copeland as well as the person they believed was his partner in crime. vo: 85 percent of people who travel will go someplace they've already been. where's the fun in that? it's time to find someplace new. book the hotel you want with the flight you want, and we'll find the savings to get you there. e ♪ >>> ray copeland was arrested and c

i think that's why she called a tech so quickly on chris paul in that context. >> dr. why would an nba player go down this road? i mean, you got to know the environment. there's going to be all kinds of heat coming on this. are female referees treated differently in the league? >> you better believe they are. they are breaking down barriers. you should commend the nba for having women referees. they are the only professional sports league that does so, but this is really complicated to me because i don't think that tech was a good call. as the refs were struggled to get control of the game the male ref made a bad technical on matt barnes. this is where things start to get more tense and where every game starts to matter right? so the stakes are a little bit higher. you had a bad call against matt barnes. that exacerbated the situation. i think lauren holtcamp who seems to be a solid ref, i don't think that was the best call she could have made at that particular point in time but chris paul went over the line saying she doesn't belong. he doesn't have the right to say

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dr. schuchat and paul the second panel. any senator who hasn't had a chance to ask the question will be the first one up. senator baldwin. >> i think the ranking member for holding this hearing. our vaccination program has reduced human suffering by preventing or reducing the outbreak of preventable diseases, and thanks to national policies, the affordable care act, millions of families have access to free immunization and it is why i am concerned about the recent measles outbreak or the surgeon misinformation exacerbated by the me the and national figures. this information is surrounding vaccine safety. to prevent future outbreaks it is vital to invest in our nation's vaccine production capacity, support cutting edge science and enhance public education surrounding vaccine safety. i have a number of questions especially around our production. over 20 years ago partially in response to a measles outbreak congress recognized the critically important roles of vaccines by passing and creating less cdc vaccine for children prog

this is the christianity of matthew, mark, luke and john, peter and paul and billy graham, dr.16÷]k martinng jr. and mother teresa. think of all the good these individuals do in the name -- >> radical islam is happening now. bobby jindal had a quote, i'll get to it later. but we're dealing with modern day radical islam that he won't even say. >> right. which faith narrative transforms the world for good? christianity. you know why, sean? yesterday seated next to ambassadors by the way at my table that it's the 21st century in the midst of cultural decadence and radical islam there is still power in the name of jesus. that's what i saw yesterday in that room. >> pastor=jr good to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> joining us now is the president of@áix samaritans purse and the billy graham e advantage kal association the reverend franklin@o]uv5is with us.(p+Ñ reverend, thank you for being with us. what was your reaction to the president's comments? >> first of all, i was shocked i think like everybody else. jesus christ came -- he taught tscz @r(t&háhp &hc% peace, love, forgiveness. mo

paul. also joined by dr. benjamin carson and governor bobby jindal.ht now. >> who's ready for some cpac? >> hello cpac! how y'all doing? >> this is a room full of patriots. america is in jeopardy and we are met today on a great battlefield. >> i want us to find a way to allow people to

dr. carson i am not trying to create a fight between you and rand paul, but this is the second time you have today that if one were to understand his views in full, one would come away with a different position. he has doubled down, that this is an individual choice, and that there are medical risks him a that parents think outweigh the benefits of getting the vaccines, they should not do it but you said today if someone had that view, it would be callous and not taking into account public safety. that seems to be his position. are you still saying that despite the clear enunciation of his views that he is being misunderst and he agrees with you? >> i would ask him that question directly and see what he has to say. >> but you have said to us and earlier today that he has misunderstood. i would just give you the choice again. are you saying that he would agree with you or that his position is callous? it seems to me that it is one or the other. >> no, it is not one or the other. i am saying that there is no need for us to sit here and judge when he is saying without sitting him down and askin

tonight, as paul beban reports, newly released documents are raising questions about one prominent sceptic's research. >> have we received money from exxonmobile... >> this is dr willie sune a researcher at the harvard smithsonian center for aft ra physics, with a doctorate. he is a climate sceptic saying greenhouse gases have little or nothing to do with climate change. skeptics like him are a tiny minority, but have huge influence when it comes to politicians who want to block action on climate change. dr sune doesn't deny receiving money from the oil industry but denies that it had influenced research. >> i'll write and they choose to fund me. the only condition is same thing, i will never be motivated by money for anything. >> the environmental group green piece disagrees. it had released documents that suggest dr sume's ties to oil and energy companies are closer and more extensive than previously known. over the last 10 years, the documents say ha has received more than 1.2 million from the fossil fuel industry while publishing papers and scientific journals without saying who was writing the checks. >> what the doctor has done is not disclosed conflicts

dr. besser report you have chris christie and rand paul just yesterday both talking about how parents shoulda choice although both say the measles vaccine is important. both talking about choice and rand paul went even further yesterday saying that he's heard of many cases where, quote, children wound up with profound mental disorders after vaccines." as dr. besser will tell you there's no scientific evidence to back that up. >> no, but, you know the thing is cutting politics and pockets of this interisment on both the right and the left. >> reporter: that's right. in fact barack obama when he was a candidate back in 2008 said that you know there was a lot of questions about the connect and said directly the science right now is inconclusive but we have to research it. that was obama back in 2008. although now what the president says is that he has no question everybody should be vaccinated. there is no danger. the only danger is not getting vaccinated. >> very clear on that-on-sunday. jon karl thanks very much. to amy with the other top stories. >>> good morning, everyone. we begin with new

dr. nancy snyderman and bruce bartlett former george h.w. bush policy adviser. senator rand paulreleased a statement saying this. i did not say vaccine cause disorders just that they were temporarily related. i did not allege causation. i have them myself. mr. bartlett what's your response to that? >> obviously, he's trying to have it both ways. you have to understand when you're a member of a party that institutionally hates government they're going to blame government for everything that happens as their knee jerk reaction. if some new issue comes up and somebody sticks a microphone in their face and sizays what do you think about this their answer is going to be the government is wrong. we should do everything privately. one of the interesting thing about rand's statement is parents own their children. think about that for a minute. it is not just a matter of caring for them. they own them like chattle slaves. >> how dangerous is this anti-vaccination sentiment that seems to be all of a sudden a big problem for republicans? >> well it's growing and i worry that it is hitting r

paul and chris christie. chris christie at 8% and doing well in states like new hampshire. and still within striking distance at 7% dr. ben carson. hillary clinton, meanwhile, she's up 47% over the next-closest democratic rival, vice president joe biden. these polls were taken before joe biden swore in the new secretary of defense. we'll see how his loving touch helps. >>> there's an interesting question in the poll. asking voters which candidates represented the past and which represented the future. hillary clinton's about even. people see elizabeth warren as a candidate of the future. christie, paul and walker are all slightry upside down. look at joe biden and jeb bush they're seen as creatures of a bygone era. that's going to be one of jeb bush's challenges. the money men that supported republican candidates like bob dole and john mccain and both of the bushes. and mitt romney seem to be flooding towards jeb bush. we'll see if that translates into votes and into victories. >>> the clinton foundation, it's one of the foremost organizations for charitable work the world over as you know. but now, a "washington pos

depth cohesive paul henderson and port director monique and the status of women julie sue and today would not 45e7 without my colleagues i want to call up any partners in this project dr. emily murase for 9 department of the women and the beverly upton with the san francisco consortium of san francisco and, of course one belittle rising would not 45e7 without the director of b day susan swan. (clapping.) and hi, everyone well today's greater in this room and the rotunda and being with the woman that work day to day we know we've work on this issue everyday tests person and specific it types of our hearts and bodies by coming together and advancing today, we come together in community and we come together and we claim and demand an end to violence against women and girls i thank you we're so excited to dance again so everyone has a chance to get up there are a couple of things we rise weer unusual in the rising around the world we're on the west coast and in my minute as we're speaking communities around the world is rising their sending in pictures from schools and delhi in manila all across the world people in vermont are calling saying rest assured we're rising in a