i'm just kidding. >> reporter: he became a household name, playing clueless manager michael scott inwill show you a black man that i trust even more. pam. tell me a white person you trust. >> my dad. >> danny glover. >> a weatherman with an incredibly low i.q. in "anchorman." >> i love desk. >> brick, are you just looking at things in the office and saying that you love them? >> i love lamp. >> and with "the 40-year-old virgin," carell became a hollywood superstar! >> no kelly clarkson! >> reporter: carell joined the cast of "little miss sunshine" as a gay man recovering from a suicide attempt. while the film was nominated for four oscars, none were for his performance. >> i will be relying on you to a great extent. >> carell finally earned a best actor nomination in the critically acclaimed "foxcatcher" playing john e. dupont, who worked with some of the best young wrestlers in the country. >> what do you hope to achieve, mark? >> steve carell. steve carell joins us at the table. so good to see you. congratulations. >> thanks. >> it's so funny to look back over your career because y

if anyone knows how that woman might feel this morning, it is michael scott from "the office." >> takeup to the right, bear right, over the bridge and hook up with 307. >> maybe it's a shortcut dwight. it said go to the right. >> it can't mean that! there is a lake there! >> stop yelling at me! >> there's no road! >> steve carell is all dried off, coming to studio 57. we'll look at his dive into the very serious talk on "cbs this morning" after this. the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. anoro contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition,

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. >> pam: five year old michael scott captures the heart when he became that kick. the crime fighter of staff for cisco. he was or it was in which cultural from the make a wish foundation and document now and 8:00 p.m.. in san jose. --miles scott bat kid >> reporter: i am here at the california theatre getting ready for the red carpet. this ben is a documentary which says bat kid begins.. and san francisco transformed into cent and to adopt an city. --gotham city >> reporter: 9 when the documentary aired it would not be a dry eye in the house. >> reporter: plant to grab a light jacket pricked because temperatures will fall. >> reporter: those temperatures crawly falling into the upper 50s and lower 60s. oakland at 59, concord on the lighter side current santa rosa and 58 degrees. temperatures will slowly fall into the next few hours creek with 52 for the inland areas. temperatures will fall into the upper 40 so you will need a jacket in that area because it will be on the cooler side. >> reporter: overnight tonight falling into the upper 40 sprit we get reach record

scott walker and louisiana governor bobby jind dal among others. john roberts has more from the breakers at palm beach. >> reporter: leland, good afternoon. right inside the room with indiana governor michaelens scott walker scott walker touted his record in wisconsin to these deep pocketed members of this elite club, citing the battles that he has faced there and how he would take that ideology and how he would take that sort of fortitude forward if he were to run for president. walker is under fire this week for saying at c pac that he's equipped to take on isis if it he becomes president because he took on union protesters in wisconsin. former tk governor rick perry whacked him hard for that in an interview here. walker told me he wasn't equating unions with isis he was talking about the importance of leadership. >> some people ms. took that, i don't think the people in the hall did, but others did as i was comparing the unions to isis. no way no how. i have been tested under fire. i have had incredible circumstances to deal with and i persevered with each of those keeping the promises i made to the hard working people of my state. if given the chance if if i chose to run i would make t

it was, michael scott drove into lake scranton following his gps. we have that yes, we do.no look. it means go up to the right. bear right, over the bridge and hook up with 307. >> it's a shortcut. it says go to the right. >> it can't mean that. >> the machine knows. >> stop yelling at me. >> oh. >> stay calm. >> brilliant. >> oh my gosh. >> how funny is that pour couple. >> they almost did that. >> we don't really care. it was an excuse to show "the office" take. >> stuck on that island in wales. we are laughing. >> yes, we are. >> we have a lot of weather down south, al right? >> yeah we do. we have snow here to talk about. a lot is going on. when you think about the snowfall season so far, then you look at these numbers. i mean banger maine, 117 inches. boston is almost at 102. syracuse coming up at 106 inches of snow that's incredible. now we got more snow out of the south, washington, d.c. look at reagan national airport. lots of cancellation and delays. a real mess. school closed. businesses closed. government shutdown as far as non-essential workers. we got thunderst

. >> michael rafl expect to come back tomorrow with pneumonia flyers sent down scott lehightan, in 31 games, former first round pick has two goals. >>> nba all-star weekend continues in new york tonight. sixers guard michael carter williams sitting out of the skills competition because of the injured big toe. mo'ne davis hanging out with fellow philadelphia native kevin hart and they are in for a show. how about golden state step curry, he wins the the three-point contest with a record 27-point in the final round. he hit 13 in a row at one point. wow. how about minnesota's zach levin winning the slam dunk contest. look at this, wow. doctor j among the judges. they are going nuts in brooklyn tonight. >> very cool. >> very cool. >> thanks. >> "action news" at 11:30 continues next, we will be right back. saturday night i'm walter perez. here's is what happening on "action news" at 11:30. a peace for a region. the is there a cease-fire in ukraine at this hour but will it hold. >>> plus a familiar story the web site to sign up for federal health care goes on the blink just hours before the

. >> well, michael rafl expect to come back tomorrow from pneumonia, flyers sent down scott lawton, in 31 games he only had two goals. hopefully the flyers can pick up two points begins the the lowly sabres tomorrow. >> yes. >> they had it at this point, they have to keep it going. >> thanks, jeff. >>> up next on "action news" we will track a system that could bring dangerous conditions to our area, meteorologist melissa magee has exclusive accu weather seven day forecast when "action news" comes right back. >>> meteorologist melissa magee has the accu weather forecast with some nasty conditions moving our way. >> it is white out conditions once these snow squalls move through, you have to watch out for out and about on this valentines day night because visibility will be reduced, walter. we will show you storm tracker six live double scan, we have light snow showers around earlier today but you do have things that are starting to fill in once again to our south and west. we are going to go in tighter on storm tracker six live double scan street level. to the south of wilmington on i-9

scott foley throwing a toddler tantrum. >> mommy! i want my mommy! >> reporter: michaelon serenading an orange. ♪ when a man loves a woman ♪ >> reporter: no, these celebrities haven't lost their minds. >> does this look like a hairpiece to you? >> does this look like a hairpiece to you? >> reporter: they're under the strict command of comedienne wendi mclendon-covey in the new hit show "repeat after me." >> has anybody refused to do what you've told them? >> no one has refused anything yet. let's just say if they refuse i would just keep saying it. because i'm that obnoxious. >> reporter: wendi communicates with the stars through an earpiece. they must do and say anything she orders. no matter how outrageous or ridiculous. >> george w. bushytail is going to love these. >> reporter: seen playing out in front of everyday people who have no idea they're being watched by hidden cameras and a live studio audience. >> are you seeing this? >> yes. >> this is how babies are made. >> you're almost like a puppeteer. making these celebrity dozen ridiculous things. what that is like

scott. and jordan -- >> we begin with shepherd smith in aman, michael jordan. >> jordanians have spoken andid they have no information to support this. and the state department said the same thing. they are skeptical of the clachlt isis claimed that the jordanian air raids conducted air strikes over syria

scott walker does. marco rubio did a good job, jeb bush and rand paul did a good job. hillary clinton will get some of the same questions too. we'll be back around on this. >> michael, what did you learn from this? what should scott walker learn from this? >> i think republicans have a specific problem with a dangerous feedback loop between partisan media and populous candidates. all of a sudden for some it feeds the worst discourse. all of a sudden, talk radio is the voice inside your head. you can't address the country that way. it's too inward looking. effective communicator would view the stereotype of the party that they're involved in some holy war as an opportunity to distinguish yourself to say i'm different here. i think rubio took that opportunity. i think that walker proved that he wasn't there yet. >> there was something written yesterday that i thought was interesting. ask any parent. our culture is -- civility is eroding. the internet this goes to your point michael. the internet easily reinforces hateful language. nobody wants to live in a country where the single measure of patriotism is that you agree with me. giuliani isn't a deplorable man. his w

flyers with the minor move end ising scott lawton back to the ahh. michael to return to action after missing seven games with pneumonia. >>> big golf fans hanging off the coast of pebble beach wanting to see those celebrities playing in the tournament, can you blame them. we have local product jim furyk looking forbidder i drops the the put t. he will be in condition tension for final round of the at&t pebble beach national pro am which you can catch right here on cbs-3. that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal have a great the day. >>> well nba all-star game is tonight but highlight of the weekend have been the slam dunk contest. slam dunk contest f you didn't necessity who zach levin was before, you will right now. timber wolves rookie put on quite a show his first dunk was a perfect score his second dunk also a perfect score. he goes on to win the slam dunk contest and that is incredible there. >>> that is it for "eyewitness news" at 7:00 here's what we have at 8:00. rare look inside security at philadelphia international the airport. >>> how safe sho

the flyers have flown scott lauren to the phantoms which likely clears the way for the return of michaeltonight against the buffalo sabers. that's sports. i'm danny pommells from comcast sports net. >>> the time right now is 5:58. on this sunday morning, we are tracking that winter weather that came into our area overnight. nbc 10's jesse gary is live in east falls where the strong winds are causing some problems. jesse? >> reporter: that's right, rosemary. you can see the the effects of those winds on one building and one apartment complex. we'll talk about this right after the break. >>> and we're going to see those winds all day long gusting to 55, maybe 60 miles per hour. so today into tonight and also monday you can see that camera really shaking. we don't really see it shake that hard. here's a live look outside. we'll talk more about the winds today, the dangerous cold, and then if we're going to get some relief in the seven-day, that's straight ahead. >>> two teens killed when their car collides with a truck in chester county but police say that the bad weather was not a factor i

flyers with the minor move sending scott lehightan back to the ahl and michael rafl is ready to returnith pneumonia. >>> big golf fans hanging off the coast of pen he will beach wanting to see those celebrity playing in the tournament. can you blame them. we have local product jim furyk looking forbidder i drops the putt. he will be in contention today in the at&t national pro am which you can catch right here on cbs-3. >>> that is all for sports. i'm's leslie van arsdal, have a great day. >> pebble beach, looks nice, doesn't it. >> that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00 here's what we have at 7:00. we will have more on the close call for an area family when a a huge tree crashes true their house, then a major milestone this circus act, just made a huge accomplishment right here in philadelphia, yikes hopefully they are okay. we will explain. >>> we are in the risk of more cold carol has latest on the forecast when we return. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle see how much you could save. brookside chocolate now has a crunch. brookside crunchy clusters

scott. and jordan -- >> we begin with shepherd smith in aman, michael jordan. >> jordanians have spoken and said they have no information to support this. and the state department said the same thing. they are skeptical of the clachlt isis claimed that the jordanian air raids conducted air strikes over syria and one of those air strikes killed the american hostage, a female who was held since august of 2013 and they are blaming the jordan air strikes. there is no reason to believe that that is true and in addition we can't confirm she is did, history tells us that hostages are alive in an effort for a prisoner swap in the last week or so. but never pretended someone was dead and not. the hostage after she was captured she was wearing a hijab at the time. i carefully avoided that sort of thing so it doesn't slip out of my mouth. analyst believe that she may have died many months ago. isis using it as a media propaganda tool and an effort to get the jordanians to think twice about the bombing raids. the jordanians have given us no reason to believe doing that. but for now, no proof that this

scott walker will be the first republican to open an office there. recent polls have him leading there. michaellle on donors who are about to show a wisconsin gov some love. mike what do you think? >> three weeks ago talking about scott walker and the iowa tap-ins and he leaps to the front. neil: what do you think is doing it? >> these fresh, he lived in a state where he took on the unions that's a big deal to take on the unions. when you are talking about bundling. neil: what are bundlers. >> in a casino, they're like a whale, a big gambler, the big donors, they have the power to raise a lot of money for the candidate. they supported that right-to-work state deal in wisconsin, a lot of people believe in scott walker and you brought up the point we were talking about the recount. he has been through. neil: would that make him leader in a general election? >> seems to be working, he's gotten a lot of momentum. he's almost displaced chris christie. neil: so he's finished. >> jeb bush to take away the establishment, i don't see anybody behind except scott walker. neil: they will fare likely in a d

about public sector unions, a subject that really until the scott walker's reform efforts in wisconsin have lied dormant. i want to thank michael for agreeing to come out, and it is an honor for me to be a peer with such a distinguished scholar. let me get right into my book. i will have to be more polemical tonight because this is a debate format and i him in my book, but that will be more fun. i think public-sector unions have been really at the center of state and local governments and politics since the great recession. wisconsin brought the issue to national and international attention, but in many states from indiana to michigan to rhode island to california to new york to illinois, this is where the action has been in state and local government. i think going forward we are going to see public employee unions as being getting a lot more attention in the press and the media and the subject of a lot more scrutiny than they have been prior to 2008. so i think that prior to 2008 journalists did not cover public employee unions closely. scholars do not either. when it comes to labor historians, political scientists, there jus

. >> flyers send down scott lauten to lehigh valley he only has two goals. >> reporter: michael carter williams sat out of the competition last night because of an injured big tow. mo'ne davis with kevin hart. curry wins in the final round 13 3s at one point in a row. zack lavine winning a slam dunk contest with dr. jay as one of the judges. i'm jeff skeverski that's sports. >> alexis martin came up with an antibully ban. they can push a button to a teacher and the teacher can intervene. she wants to market the product for $35 but give them to kids in need for free. fiber-dense fuel. morning reward. tomorrow, you can have it all. ♪sun'll come out, tomorrow♪ ready yourself with kellogg's frosted mini-wheats. see you at breakfast™. >> the action cam is looking live at a windy center city. the benjamin franklin parkway there, the flags are getting quite the workout this morning. the coldest air all winter is gripping our area right now and we're tracking more snow. it is 7:30, let's go right outside to meteorologist chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: let's go back ins

. >> michael what did you learn from this and what should scott walker learn from this? >> i think republicans have a specific problem with the dangerous feedback loop between partisan media and populist candidates. and all of a sudden, for some, it feeds the worst discourse and all of a sudden talk radio was the voice inside your head, and you can't address the country that way. it is too inward looking. effective communicator would view the stereotype of the party that they're involved in, some holy war, as an opportunity to distinguish yourself, say i'm different here. and i think rubio took the opportunity, i think that walker proved he wasn't there yet. >> something was written yesterday that was interesting, he said this, ask any parent, our culture is coarsening. civility is eroding. the internet, this goes to your point, the internet reinforces and amplifies hateful language. no one wants to live in a country where the singular measure of patriotism is you agree with me. giuliani isn't a deplorable man. his words were. >> i don't think really this has anything to

michael sure here are the issues. >> you have to be god at what you do. scott walker headed jed bush in a poll. he's a good politician. his acuty, his knowledge of politics will acontract dollars. that is what happens here. at that point the issues that the people are advocating appeal to them. it's a 2-way street. >> how dramatically did citizens united change the political landscape? >> dramatically. before citizens united core aspect of electoral advocacy were off limits to corporations unions. and after citizens united they can spend unlimited money. so it was significant. >> we mentioned the democratic republican parties, requiring law to disclose their donors not so for outside groups. the money coming from anonymous sources. does it not breed mistrust if not corruption? >> definitely undermines the public safety when a handful of millionaires and billionaires are fighting it out. and ordinary voters are left on the sidelines. this doesn't have to be the way we conduct our democracy. we can promote programs matching contributions of citizens and would put the voters rather than the large

michael, assuming that they're not just simply psychopaths what is it that isis is trying to accomplish by provoking jordan? >> scott, i think they're trying to send two messages. one is that they will not be intimidated by the west, by the coalition high technology. it's interesting the number of aircraft f-16s that are shown in this video. so i think they're sending the message that they will continue on, no matter what we throw at them. >> pelley: are these tactics working for them? >> scott, i don't think so. i think the first beheading that they did was what brought the international community together. the first time, and i think this will likely backfire, too. i think there will be an outcry internationally, and they will not, they will not succeed in intimidating the west here. >> pelley: some of us in the newsroom have had a look at this video and what strikes us is its near-hollywood quality in the production. i wonder if that tells you anything. >> scott, it is the best i've seen. it is madison avenue quality. they've gotten better and better. they were good at the beginning. i think what this shows is th

subject that really until scott walker's reform efforts in wisconsin had laid dormant and people didn't really care and weren't really interested in it. i also want to thank michael for agreeing to come out, and it's a real ohioan for me -- honor for me to be up here with such a distinguished scholar with such a long and distinguished record. so let me get right into my book. i think i'll have to be a little bit more policemen call tonight because this is a -- polemical than i am in the book but that'll be a little bit more fun. i think public sector unions have been really at the center of state and local government and our pollices since the great recession -- politics since the great recession. obviously, wisconsin really brought the issue to national and international attention, but in many states from indiana to michigan to rhode island to california to new york to illinois this is where the action has been in state and local government, and i think that going forward we're going to see public employee unions as being really getting a lot more attention in the press and in the media and the subject of a lot more scrutiny than they had been prior to 2008. so

but look at this, at scott walker mulls white house bid, questions linger over college exit. do you remember michael fleet? he taught you a class on politics of the third world. and he went on record saying you, governor, you seemed utterly bored in class. what say you? >> yeah it's one of those amazing things where i think the more the left works themselves up in a tither, like you saw at the protests in front of my home, like you see with issues like this, they think there has to be more to this that i couldn't have possibly left to take a job at the american red cross, there had to be something more to the story. >> if you were bored when you were 19 about third world politics, so therefore, you cannot fight isis. >> yeah. an early-morning class where half the students were probably asleep, i don't know. that's not an uncommon practice. i think people want to judge what have you done lately. to me, in terms of world politics, i would like to have a governor like ronald reagan who was a governor back before 1980 come in with a strong sense of leadership. at that time to take on the soviets and oth

of tristar productions at sony pictures an announcing michael lynton's contract with sony has been extended but did not reveal for how long. scott, back over to you. >> okay. thank you so much. guys, where do you want to go from here? how about futures now. that's where we're going. bond yields are falling on janet yellen's testimony. jackie deangelis is at the nymex with more. >> good afternoon, scott. that's right. it's not just the short term or long term it's really the whole curve yields are falling today. brian, i'm curious to get your take on janet yellen. what were traders in the pits list forng for? >> in general her dovish tone. the fed minutes the economic datand now yellen today all indications they will hold off longer on raising rates. looking at the fourth quarter something like that that's why you're seeing the rally in the bond market and rates drop. a key rejection of the 2.2% level on the 10-year. that rejection headed lower, 1.9 in the near future. >> that is one of the main issues when will rates go up. brian is saying it could potentially be a fourth quarter. what do you think? >> yeah. looks like it could

the flyers have loaned scott to the phantoms which likely clears the way for the return of michael tonighto sabers. he would join the top line with claude giroux. that's sports. i'm danny pom mel from comcast sports net. >>> at 6:58 on this sunday morning, powerful winds are knocking down trees all over our area. nbc 10's jesse gary is live in east falls. jesse jesse? >> reporter: that's the problem here at this apartment complex. i'll tell you about the damage this tree caused. tell you about that coming up after the break. >>> and we're still seeing those winds gusting, still under a high wind warning. also dangerously cold outside. we're seeing windchills oh, 28 below zero in some spots. a live look outside, at least we're seeing that sunshine trying to peek through. we'll see more sunshine as we go throughout the day. we'll talk more about the cold the wind and also the chance for more snow in your seven-day. that's all coming up. ñ/ñ/ñ?ññé?é >>> right now on nbc 10 news today, dangerous cold and wind. here's a live look outside in the east falls section of

but look at this, at scott walker mulls white house bid, questions linger over college exit. do you remember michael he taught you a class on politics of the third world. and he went on record saying you, governor, you seemed utterly bored in class. what say you? >> yeah it's one of those amazing things where i think the more the left works themselves up in a tither, like you saw at the protests in front of my home, like you see with issues like this, they think there has to be more to this that i couldn't have possibly left to take a job at the american red cross, there had to be something more to the story. >> if you were bored when you were 19 about third world politics, so therefore, you cannot fight isis. >> yeah. an early-morning class where half the students were probably asleep, i don't know. that's not an uncommon practice. i think people want to judge what have you done lately. to me, in terms of world politics, i would like to have a governor like ronald reagan who was a governor back before 1980 come in with a strong sense of leadership. at that time to take on the soviets and others. >>

. >> scott, can i just add and say that there has been no slowing of the flow of foreign fighters into syria and iraq. we're up to 20,000 now from 90 countries. >> pelley: michael morell former number two at the c.i.a. holly williams our correspondent covering isis from syria and iraq reporting tonight from istanbul. thank you both very much. in teixeira the defense opened the case at the "american sniper" trial. the exgirlfriend of the man charged with murdering former navy seal chris kyle testified. she said that two weeks before shooting kyle eddie ray routh grabbed a sword and a knife and blocked her from leaving her apartment. the defense is trying to prove that routh is not competent. the story of chris kyle the deadliest sniper in american history, made us wonder how real american snipers are made, and our david martin found out. >> reporter: you can't see it at first but you're look at a deadly weapon-- two, in fact-- marine snipers stalking their prey. this is a scout sniper school at quantico virginia, where, says brigadier general austin renforth stalking skills are every bit as important as marksmanship. >> to be able to infiltrate through unimagina

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scott is a tough guy can. let me tell you something, he's won three elections in four years -- >> right. >> he's ready for prime time. he is the michaelople are untrained, unready for the fight, and he's going to bring it to them. >> international donor base. charles: a hundred grand from anthony, that's a nice jump-start. don't discount the fact that a rookie can't be elected and make a lot of mistakes. of course, i shouldn't be telling you that. [laughter] hey, guys, i just talked about some of these big hedge fund guys. does that sway you at all, these guys telling cbs, starting to dump apple? >> it's always important to know what they're doing. i find it just so fascinating. everyone should pay attention. however, the returns have been so poor, some of them have just been chasing. charles: right. >> apple and cvs, i'm sleeping well tonight. charles: a lot of tweets, we've got to share some of them. walker, like rubio as well. i'd like to see governor mike huckabee and rubio. anyone else like that ticket? >> no. [laughter] charles: hey, by the way, before we go, today's salute to an american success is heather post. at age 14 she l

scott tells us gilda, jane laraine, tina, aim many. iconic women. >> love those women. >> it's the year of the woman. >> it's the first cast right? >> lauren michaelsy. it's a good thing. we like that. >> since the beginning. >> john collins saying this turn off after weekend update. ow. >> wow john. all right. >> no comment on that one? >> i don't know really what he likes. >> weekend update when it started out, it was a parody of what we do wrong in the news the now it's just a joke machine. >> basically. yeah. it's like just the way to get jokes and also to get little feature performers out there. that's a newer thing, too, they didn't do in the old old days. >> that wraps things up for us. thank you so much horatio. thank you for you at home. i appreciate you taking your time. "the reid report" with joy reid is up next. stick around, everybody. ] at northrop grumman, we've always been at the forefront of advanced electronics. providing technology to get more detail... ♪ ♪ detect hidden threats... ♪ ♪ see the whole picture... ♪ ♪ process critical information and put it in the hands of our defenders. reaching constantly evolving threats before th

scott walker. he was in the room when those words were offered. what should have been his response? >> well i think that these are the tests that you get as a presidential candidate, michael, and i would have said -- i would have disassociated myself from those comments. i think the appropriate thing to have said would have been i disagree with the president strongly on many many issues but i don't doubt his love for this country or his patriotism. >> it occurs to me if scott walker stood up and said exactly what david axelrod recommended, maybe he would have lost the room at the 21 club but would have helped himself immensely should he ever run in a general election. this is the primary versus general election issue that the republican party faces. >> this is the syndrome they have and this is why they've had two center-right republicans in the last two elections who had to basically make faustian bargains with the right wing of their party in order to be the nominee. i'm interested in what jeb bush is doing because he seems to be saying i'm going to stick to my positions on things like immigration reform and education reform and i'm going to either win the nomination on

sector unions, a subject that really and so scott walker's reform efforts in wisconsin had lied dormant, people were interested in. i also want to thank michael for agreeing to, and it's a real honor for me to be up here with such a distinguished scholar, a long and distinguished record. so let me get right into my book. i think i'll have to be a bit more polemical tonight because this is a debate format that i think i am in the book, but that would be a little bit more fun. i think public sector unions have been really at the center of state and local governments and our politics since the great recession. obviously wisconsin really brought the issue to national and international attention, but in many states from indiana to michigan to rhode island to california to new york to illinois this is where the action has been in state and local governments. i think that going forward we're going to see public employee unions as being really getting a lot more attention in the press and in immediate and a lot more scrutiny than they had been prior to 2008. so i think that prior to 2008 journalists didn't cover public employee unions very closely. s

scott walker and virginia governor terry mcauliffe. new inductees will include susan davis, neil king, and michael scherer.hat's on -- we are talking about our favorite presidents and why. caller: good morning to you. i'm voting for president obama. host: why? caller: because he was -- host: go-ahead. i think he's left us. evansville, indiana. who was your favorite president and why? caller: barack hussein obama. host: why? caller: he can show us how quickly we can become to tyranny. we are no different from germany in the 1930's. host: yet he is your favorite? caller: yes. he has pointed it out. showing us how we can believe in anything. host: did you vote for him? what other presidents make your ranking or is he the top? caller: he is my favorite. he has pointed out that we are fallible and we can slip into something less than a representative democracy. host: let's go to texas. democrats line. good morning. do you have a favorite president? caller: my favorite president as lbj. george washington does not make the list. when my kids were children i was angry they had to bring home silhouettes of george w