to do it in our basement on the couch without supervision next to the liquor cabinet while this barry white album is playing. [laughter] republicans, how can you gamble with homeland security. how can you gamble with homeland security republicans, as scared as you are. the truth is there are people that wake up every day whose intention is to try to kill americans. >> these are barbarians. they intend to kill us. >> they have said they will use nuclear weapons. >> al-qaeda. >> iran ebola. >> this president needs to arise to the occasion before we all get killed back here at home. >> jon: we're all going to die. by the way you can find that and more on the republican party magazine under bunker hill -- you're in that. [laughter] there's no way democrats will pass a bill that undoes the president's executive action oil graduation. so how are we going to break them pass. >> majority leader mitch mcconnell broke an impasse wednesday. he put language to block president obama's executive action oil graduation in a separate bill. >> jon: impasse broken. do you know what? maybe these guys are alrea

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you know love is in the air, but it's not -- oh yeah barry white.go wrong. >> you know that lara. >>> love is not just in your heart it could be in your head. t.j. holmes explain this to us. >> okay well if your lover says that they love you, you no longer have to take care word for it. guys we might be on the verge of a neurological test that can prove whether or not they're in love with you. i have that for you coming up. >> that is some tease, t.j. >> wow. >>> this next story we have to bring down the barry white and make a turn now. we'll begin with this murder mystery in texas. a nurse and mother found dead in her pool. police thought she drowned by accident but now say it was foul play. money might be the motive. abc's ryan owens has the story. >> reporter: everyone thought it must have been a terrible accident. nurse edie sax found face down in her pool at her home. the 50-year-old still wearing her scrubs and lab coat. >> edie was a superb swimmer. >> reporter: her husband steve a radiologist feared she'd had a heart attack and fell in. that

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barry toll is the head of the wuft worchester academy. >> he was offering to donate are white boards and blas ballistic clip boards. he had them delivered. >> was there skepticism from the teachers? >> it gave them something they would have as a tool in case of an incident. i think they became not only relieved but true believers. >> some teachers at his school have importanced the purpose of of -- endorsed the borns importance. >> this is not screaming to the kids, this is a shield. >> it seems like watching you teach, you using it, it seems like a tool integrated into the classroom. could you demonstrate how you would use it? >> if i ever had it, you could use it as a shield, hopefully not, but -- >> and rush at the intruder or just hold it up? >> i don't know. i'm not sure what i would do. >> coming up next: i test how the inserts hold up against assault weapons. >> we want to hear what you think about these stories. join the conversation by following us on twitter and at aljazeera.com. >> the stream, >> your digital community >> you pick the hot topics and express your thoughts t

barry goldwater got 6%. republicans have never approached that nixon level since. second you've had blacks and non-whites in general, including hispanics and latinos, expand as a proportion of the electorate. and over time, that has worked to the advantage of the democratic party. 1964, when lyndon johnson was re-elected, whites provided about 95% of all the votes cast in the election. in 2012 whites were about 72% and that growth, given the scheft of whites to very dominant support for the republican party non-whites for the democratic party, has produced a racially polarized electorate, but one that, given want growth of non-whites has worked to the democrats afs advantage in presidential elections lately. >> sreenivasan: there are democrats and some republicans that will be there today or through the weekend in selma. but what happens when they go back to washington? >> when they go back to washington, they're going to take the places that they've become accustomed to in this polarized environment that we're-- have been living with for some time. president george w. bush is going to represent republic

barry, thank you. palestinian leaders said netanyahu's campaign was based on racism and apartheid. no cheering at the obama white house either tonight where we find major garrett. major? >> reporter: the white house said netanyahu's victory will have no effects on nuclear talks with iran. top officials say they believe the israeli prime minister will not walk it back and the u.s. is stuck with a new and unwelcome reality in its pursuit of piece. president obama irnl instructed top advisors to come up with if possible a two-state solution something netanyahu discussed with presidents clinton, bush and obama and which he formally endorsed ino niefnlt scott, top officials tell us the most likely outcome is the administration could allow the united nations security council to pass a resolution recognizing a palestinian state, that's something this white house has long opposed. >> pelley: major, thanks very much. tonight the secret service is investigating whether an envelope addressed to the white house contained cyanide. one test was negative, the second positive. white house mail is inspected at a processing cente

barry is the african-american guy. jack's the white guy. who do you think adam picked? 'm ecstatic. i'm going to the knockout. whoa! >> nobody picked jack? >> nobody. >> he wasn't saved? maybe they can go on the road together. >> that would be great. >>> now from team pharrell, kimberly versus lowell. let's watch their performance. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that's awesome. who did they pick? kimberly. >> i was going to say lowell. >> let's see. >> who is the winner of this battle? >> i'm going to choose lowell. >> kimberly is available to steal. >> we've got a steal! >> of course. >> i don't watch it, so i don't know what they all have -- they've got to strategize on all this stuff. >> exactly. by the way, in that other group, barry who was selected is 53 and jack is 37. >> and they're old? >> i know, that just depressed me. i feel bad. >>> did you ever wonder what a 100-carat diamond looks like? this is what it does look like. >> wow, that's an ice cube. >> it's flawless. it is up for sale. it will be auctioned this month at sotheby's here in new york. the seller wants to get $25 millio

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white van. >>> d.c.'s ward 8 tonight, the candidates running to fill the vacant city council seat talked about the issues facing the neighbors there. that seat was held by council member marion barry until his death recently. voter also decide between 13 candidates. a special election will be held on april 28th. the event was held in south d.c. tonight in front of a packed crowd. our tom sherwood was the moderator. >>> officers say they were just trying to protect themselves. >> but the man says he thought he was going to die. >> it's emotional because of what i had to go through. >> tonight, what led to that violent arrest. >>> and the last time you saw this oklahoma college student, he was leading a racist chant that went viral. but tonight, he breaks his silence. >>> i'm shomari stone and i'll show you the surprise all new at 11:00. >>> melissa mollet with traffic. >>> we just learned that an university of maryland student who sent in claims about rape is not going to come back to school. the e-mail is a year old but was forwarded to university leaders this month. they met with student groups to talk about student diversity. >>> new accusations of police brutality tonight after

barry a and watch for potholes. look at this picture, big old white circle that says fix me in there. there is a message for penndot crew that is will be out, later today. south on 295, watch for a crash right here near route 73, as you head toward mount laurel, new jersey. rest of the major roadways your normal delays on both schuylkill and i-95. head up for septa a using the student septa passes, last week there was a school, snow day on both thursday and friday. they hand passes out on friday. septa a says you are able to use last weeks pass for this morning's rush hour that will get you to school and hand out new passes today for the ride home and for the rest of the week. mike and lauren back over to you. >>> lets get back to this story out of hunterdon county, new jersey 46789 alarm fire broke out 2:30 in sergeantsville inn, historic inn built in 1734. it is on the 600 block of rosemont ring owes road. building has a ton have of history. george washington visited there. >> it was a grocery store, trading center, mess recently a restaurant. >> ice cream shop. >> also new, investi

barry: mr. carson: -- 1964 won by a landslide and that is the last time that a majority of white americans and black americans voted together. dean: were i agree with lincoln is that i think the legacy of slavery is still deeply a part of our national problems. and we keep on telling ourselves, we have moments were we say -- it is like when you go through therapy and you think you are well and you discover 10 years later you go back into slavery, -- therapy, slavery feels like that. at best we will be in recovery from slavery but i am not sure we will be here was a nation from slavery. mr. matthews: let me get another question. this is just looking for trouble. but a larger impact -- who made a larger impact on modern society? i don't know the purpose of this. what do you think? mr. carson: i look upon jefferson, lincoln, and king is in this perpetual dialogue about american democracy -- as in this perpetual dialogue about american democracy. one without the other does not make a lot of sense to me. if you look at lincoln's draft the declaration of independence, and the way in which later on lincoln

barry's friends are gathered on what would have been his 79th birthday. that story is coming up. >> back now with a look at president obama as he left the white house today on the way to south carolina to speak to students at benedict college. it comes one day after a poll about the commander-in-chief's approval ratings. quinnipiac university polled 1,200 registered voters nationwide and 41% approve of the job he's doing. 68% say they're dissatisfied with the direction the country is going in and 59% say they want change. today is the 79th anniversary of marion barry's birthday. >> and there are no shortage of signs that he is being missed. the district unveiled a new mural in his honor along shannon place southeast. d.c. bureau chief sam ford is at congressional cemetery where another memorial is getting under way. sam? >> yes leon. we are at congressional cemetery with family and friends of the late marion barry who died back in november. today would have been his 79th birthday. march 6th. and so they have 79 balloons that they are about to release in his memory. this is also a day when anacostia, mayor muriel bowser said she's creating a 12 member bar

barry. a whole host of people. >> including some of the press staffers that -- >> yes. >> -- you went back and forth with over your time. the book is "the presidency in black and white." fubt if you want to talk about that the issues of race and how presidents have dealt with race. selma, the anniversary this weekend. we're talking with april ryan onaller in "washington journal." b fleetwood in baltimore, maryland, to talk to you, line er: for democrats. fleetwood, good morning. >> caller: good morning. >> good morning fleetwood. >> caller: good morning. th this is just a statement more than it's anything else. i got out and i voted for president barack obama. i mean you know i did consider the fact that he was black but i voted him to do a job. and he's done exactly what i wanted him to do. e he's tried to stay away from these wars. i'm a vietnam veteran. i'm sick of hearing about wars and the trains of war. but i also am a taxpaying citizen. i worked all my life and i'm i did retired now. i didn't take one food stamp. i haven't been on welfare and all that other crap. but i voted -- i pay taxes, and i expect my congressmen and my senators to represent me. i did no

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