party. they are a part of the republican party. i think this is an illustration of how intolerant democrats are. how intolerant liberals are and how tolerant the republican party is of other viewpoints. you don't have to agree with me on 100% of viewpoints. >> let me ask you about the position of the party, this idea of percentages, i think, is helpful. it misses the main point. i think there are a lot of republicans in the country that rick santorum were the nominee and he won the iowa kcaucuses. he can win them again next time. they would say, sorry, this is where i get off the bus. i don't think your party is able to be, what will be, will be, if you have a nominee like this guy. let's go back and look at contraception, the whole weird thing he did about bestiality and homosexuality, the way he treats people who are gay. would you, gregory? would you support rick san knee? >> it would be extremely difficult to support rick santorum. >> can you imagine saying that on national television? are you saying you could support him? >> e

a lot pointed specifically to log cabin republicans saying proof the republican party is open and a big tent party is acknowledging the fact log cabin republicans exist here. we're not a part of the party because of its stance on so-called traditional marriage. in fact, we're part of the party in spite of that. >> i know. >> we agree -- >> does it bother you when you hear a gentleman like mr. armstrong, a party chair or committeeman say this is essential to the party's belief, this is something that isn't going to change in the foreseeable future? isn't going to change? is essential? how can opposition to same-sex marriage be essential to being a republican? >> you're asking the wrong guy. you can be a republican and be supportive for marriage equality for gay individuals. the party platform in 2012 stated marriage is between one man and one woman did not stop senator portman from evolving on this issue. >> is it going to let the party evolve, though? will the party ever evolve? >> the party is evolving regardless of what the platform says. right now you have congressmen, you have repub

should a far right party be banned in germany? lawmakers are struggling to find an answer everyone can agree on. >> this is a very political issue. the opposition party is pushing for a ban on the far-right party saying that it violates the country's constitution. the government led by chancellor angela merkel says a ban is the wrong way to fight far right extremism. >> berlin is under pressure to do something. next month seized the start of a trial of a suspected neo-nazi accused of helping to carry out a spate of racially motivated murders. >> on thursday, lawmakers voted against a ban. >> the far right npd wants a very different germany. no major party disputes that they are beyond the pale of democratic discourse, but lawmakers will not open procedures to ban the npd. there is no majority for it, despite repeated warnings. >> this is not about banning a few stupid ideas. it is about banning an organization and dismantling a party that is built to attack people in germany. >> parliament also agrees that the nsu terrorist cell we

so if the tea party was a flash in the pan? o can the republican party look forward to a more moderate future? the answer is not so fast. a new political science survey suggests that the gop should brace itself for more not less tea party insurgency. over three-quarters identify themselves as tea partiers more than republicans. more than three-quarterers also prefer a candidate who is likely to lose but shared their principles. finally the survey revealed . . . this idealogical gap in views could spell trouble for the gop in 2014. joining us tonight is one of our "war room" favorites, lee fang contributing writer to "the nation." who has a new book called "the machine: a field guide to the resurgent right." welcome back into "the war room" lee. >> hey michael thanks for having me. >> michael: of course. a few years ago it seemed like the republican party was going to take the tea party in. will that ever happen? >> i think we need to reconceptualize the tea party. if you look at the detailed history of how it came about, in a wa

we'll have a party sunny day. mostly sunny skies down to the low 60s by midnight. t's look at traffic now with danella. >> tracking an accident a car fire traveling the toll road past the beltway. >> thank you. >> former vice president dick cheney will attend the funeral of margaret thatcher. her body will be moved ahead of the funeral. it will be carried for the service which will take place before 2,000 guests. >> overnight police searched apartment and were seen leaving with brown trash bags and a duffle bag. they did not provide other details. it is unclear whether this was in connection with the bombing detail. right now more than 100 people still in the hospital after the bombing. they are treating 126 patients in all. the death toll hasn't changed overnight. we spoke to some of the surgeons who operated the victims they are describing pour risk injuries. >> they are pretty brave. it is a terrible thing and most patients attitude is do what you have to do and try to make it better. >> one doctor said it looked more look a war zone. a lot of people went to help

rising support -- why a political party wants britain to leave the eu. dirty business -- making money with stray dogs in romania. and salty air -- ukraine's underground sanatorium. let's first take a look at how populist parties are shaking up the traditional political landscape across europe. in times of economic crisis, a growing number of voters tend to identify with popust slogans. in italy, that a grid of -- beppe grillo's 5-our movement calls for an end to austerity. in britain, the u.k. independence party blames the eu for britain's current problems. skepticism towards the european project does have a long tradition in the u.k., but it is growing, especially in rural areas. in the upcoming local elections, the party could be a force to be reckoned with. >> for many residents of the small market town in central england, home is where the heart is. but not everyone would go as far as this town councilor. every day, the man turns up at the public toilets to clean them himself. before the party got on to the ramsey town council, the climate's would clo

in a variety of context. the party as thee most important expression of black power politics in this period. it's a commentary op the relationship between the civil rights movement and sort of black power, sort of this notion of an enduring black freedom struggle. how do you situate the party in that, sort of thee transformative moment of the late 60s and early 70s, so to reiterate two points that josh already laid out so eloquently, first, we emphasize the party is antiimperial politics were thee most important reason for the party's period of explosive growth and greatest impact in 68 through the early 70 #s. second, we show that the party's growth and impact owed its ability to improvise and sustain a better political practice and ideas that created a broad based of allied support for the party among a broad range, among blacks, within progressive communities of color, among liberal and radical whites internationally. we also want to acknowledge that we are not the only people who've ever written books on the party;

happy party, a growing party. e going to have to be positive. >> i think people believe that we need to break a few pieces of china to get things straight, and one is our tone. >> i think in order to get back in the game, you've got to look at do a full autopsy of what happened and what we did well, didn't do well, can do better in two years and four years from now. we want to bring everyone together. cenk: we got to be a happy party, and we're going to break some chain in a to do it. today, guys, they are actually in hollywood california, of all places. they are doing their spring gathering for the republican national committee and brought in a new face, dick cheney to speak to them. sounds like they're off to a great start. of course our panel is here with us joe williams, beth fouhy and lee fang. it seems they are trying to remarket the same ideas. >> i think we could see something very interesting out of this meeting. this is the first they are doing six they did the autopsy which you just described. it remains

a lot pointed specifically to log cabin republicans saying proof the republican party is open and a bigent party is acknowledging the fact log cabin republicans exist here. we're not a part of the party because of its stance on so-called traditional marriage. in fact, we're part of the party in spite of that. >> i know. >> we agree -- >> does it bother you when you hear a gentleman like mr. armstrong, a party chair or committeeman say this is essential to the party's belief, this is something that isn't going to change in the foreseeable future? isn't going to change? is essential? how can opposition to same-sex marriage be essential to being a republican? >> you're asking the wrong guy. you can be a republican and be supportive for marriage equality for gay individuals. the party platform in 2012 stated marriage is between one man and one woman did not stop senator portman from evolving on this issue. >> is it going to let the party evolve, though? will the party ever evolve? >> the party is evolving regardless of what the platform says. right now you have congressmen, you have republi

tea party segment is rising. do you think that is a permanent influence on the modern republican party now? if so give that is a grassroots movement is there anything your book you address individuals working at local levels and what they can do to further the cost? >> well, to answer your last question first. i think the most important thing that local individuals can do is be successful in local government and successful in your local political activism and campaigns. i think establishing a track record much credible effective government and proving that limited government is not about dismantling thing for no reason but maintaining acceptable level of prosperity and freedom. i think that's the most important thing that can be done. in terms of sort of the federal government, i think that a big thing that we often miss -- actually i'm guessing now. i don't remember the first part of your question. [laughter] >> do you think that the tea party . >> yes. >> will stick around as the major influence in the republican party today. >> i do

party. he cares about himself. >> i think he's actually in a way you could argue he wants the party to lose that's when he gets the biggest following. when he actually has material to use. >> right. >> let me ask you this, abby, your father talked about there's a thin line between the right wing media and the gop primary process after the election. he said, i'm quoting him here, i look down the debate stage and half of them were probably on fox contracts at one point in their career. you do that, you write some books, you go out and you sell some more. you get a radio gig or tv gig out of it or something. and it's like you say to yourself, the barriers of entry to this game are pretty damn low. i'm quoting your father. >> he's a good man, my father. and not too far off from what we've all witnessed, though. but you have to give o'reilly a bit of credit here. because we've seen him stand up for -- that's why i call him an independent thinker. he's standing up for what he thinks is right, where he thinks the party needs to go. as my dad said, that was lacking i think in the last election. >> y

are we watching a major party on the road to a civil war. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "politicsnation" with al sharpton starts right now. >> thanks, chris. hollywood squares, the republican national committee has invaded tinsel town to reboot the party. they are out to lunch in la-la land, just as clueless as ever about why they lost in 2012. late today, rnc members unanimously voted to oppose gay marriage. they are doubling down on gay marriage. isn't that exactly what the rnc said they had to stop doing last month? >> described our party as narrow minded, out of touch, and, quote, stuffy, old men. >> narrow minded, stuffy old men, that's a big problem. and you know who the rnc is asking for help on that? a narrow-minded stuffy old man, dick cheney. he was one of the headliners at this rnc meeting, talking to them about how to rebrand their image. now, that's funny. but the minority outreach, it's a complete joke. yesterday the rnc held a workshop called growing the party, working with minority, working with minority. i mean, who talks like th

very interesting third-party. a forerunner of the republican party. they basically believed in free soil and free labor and no slavery. >> angelica and her husband involved in any future ambitions? >> no, not really. >> certainly the others were. abraham went to university. >> what is interesting is that after she is widowed or even before that, she spends the last part of her life in new york city. it is a cosmopolitan journey. >> a call from naples, florida. caller: hi. i grew up in the 1930's and 1940's. my last recollection of it it was an abandoned home in total disrepair. the grounds were totally wild. any evidence was totally absent. at what point did the property get improved? a man of wealth about the property and started to repair it and then the government took it over. did you tell that part of the story? >> it basically became a large and ornate farmhouse. it had gone through several reiterations. they try to make a teahouse out of it. and basically had never been owned again by anyone who had enough money to do anything great for it, but

the girl's family claims of sexual assault took place of she was on crutches at a party. rom santa clara counterpart region spoke with the department of a first time. >> islanders opened t i literalo the sharessheriff herself. >> here is a picture of a girl we're talking about. the family wants us to tell her name in short pictures she was 15 years so audrey potds . in september there was a party at the party there was offered. there were 8-10 the what the party. there were drinking hard, liquor which he passed out on the bed. apparently one person to a total of her naked that picture circulated. according to her family attorney the girl was content to keep this to herself. when she found out that everyone knew about it because word had spread she became depressed she said it was the worst ever in the family attorney says that was what led to her committing suicide. >> we got a chance to talk to laurie smith. i spoke were you aware that she was aware that there were photographs put on social media site? >> we know that we did find photographs and we believe she was aware t

"the new york times" did a story on the tea party, and they quoted a woman named jodi white, and she said that she was conflicted with these entitlements and things like that. she said, you know, i guess i want my social security and smaller government too. which is, you know, there are people who ought to be more familiar with the workings of the federal budget than random people quoted in news stories who nevertheless take this similar viewpoint. dick morris, the political consultant who has moved from the democrats to the republicans, who is really famous for his predictions of the romney presidency, that very, you know, energetic, spirited race between hillary clinton and condoleezza rice that was going to happen. [laughter] he has written a column where he says republicans should beat president obama on the issue of government spending. just don't talk about medicare, and don't talk about social security. but you can talk about government spending. many republicans would then add to that don't talk about national defense, the pentagon budget should also be off limits. the proble

instead of having a republican president champing the platform of the republican party or a democratic president pressing the policies of the democratic party, we would have presidential partners abdicating policies that would represent the views of the full range of voters. so how do we trace political dysfunction? we can trace it to the single presidency and why do i say that? is congress the problem? our senators and representatives can pass bills to balance our budget. they can't do anything about global warming or gun violence. even back on march 1 when they were faced with the sequester with these large across-the-board budget cuts, that could even get to them to agree on a sensible budget reduction plan. but i think if we focus on congress or focus on the system rather than the cause of the problem. the problem with congress is a result of the people problems that i want to suggest and that is the founding fathers decision to place a single executive at the top, the executive branch, a single president. why is having a single president a problem? what's wrong with that? what wou

party on the planet. an evolution of the flash mob, a massive mobile party bound for a city near you. ♪ party all day party ♪ ♪ whoa, whoa ♪ party all day >> my name is tom. >> my name is gary. >> and this is the decentralized dance party. >> reporter: gayry started the movement 3 1/2 years ago with 20 people. in six month, it included 20,000. is it safe to say your occupation these days are partying? like your career is to party? >> yeah. that's our job. >> reporter: they're often mistaken for a riot or protest. their mission is simple. unite people through party. >> they're having unrest, turmoil, division. bring everyone together. have a crazy night of global unity. and we'll win the nobel prize for partying. >> reporter: each party take ang army. party planners send hundreds of hours collecting boom boxes and scouting lo kpapgs they spread the word through social media, invading over 30 major cities so far, powered by grassroots fundraising. taking over any good party is the music. >> we have thousands of people with us when we're on the streets. if we choose the wrong song, this could choose into a ri

there are so many other ways that a minority party can bollix up the works. and it's worth a price, if it's going to lead to legislative outcomes. but with a republican house, all those bills passed would have met a graveyard. >> they could have still blocked it over in the -- >> could have still -- >> anything that -- >> -- blocked it. >> -- passed in the senate. >> so he went for a deal with mitch mcconnell which makes it easier, if the two leaders want to do something, to overcome individual rogue senators, like a ted cruz or a rand paul. but it didn't bank on, he didn't bank on the republican leader basically going back to where he had been for the first four years of the obama administration on nominations for judges and top administration officials, and on a whole host of bills, and once again raising the bar to 60 routinely. >> you really surprised me last year, because i know how hard you both have worked to be bipartisan and to work with democrats and republicans, but you were very blunt in the way you came out and finally, you know -- >> yeah. >> --

party system? wouldn't that be a place for a third party to organize? y're mutually exclusive. let's take an idea that is on the front burner, the whole fiscal mess. we know there's a pragmatic bipartisan solution. we saw it come out in september 2010 with the simpson/bowles commission. it's a set of positions that every policy person i know across the moderate spectrum thinks is a good start. it was left there to flounder. paul ryan voted against it. the president didn't embrace it. meanwhile at about that time, 60% of americans said they would support some compromise on the budget even if it included things they didn't agree with. so the politicians were behind the folks on main street. now, to your other point, yeah, there are a whole binunch of otr good ideas. one way to think about an operative centrist party is to get 100 people in the room that represent the political speck truck. start discussing an issue. take the 20 loudest most abstinent people on either side and send them out of the room and say with the 60 left we'll make progress on prison

but barry goldwater, a farmer of reagan ended tend to change the republican party from a white party of nebulous beliefs into a party of true conservatives on, when goldwater was making his final effort, he was in deep trouble and rather resented ronald reagan and thought he was superficial in the general underestimating. he was brought to -- ronald reagan -- the speech was an extraordinary thing because it is not only perfectly honed, but also became some pain which raised an enormous amount of money, but it also changed reagan for being someone around the periphery of republican politics to the absolute sure favorite of the conservative wing of the party. gibbering margaret thatcher up to speed work on different models. margaret thatcher, too young to serve. in fact, she was slightly anxious in 1945 -- she was anxious looking back that she should've gone to the workers, but anyway she did it. shortly after that, she became a scientist and choose the research chemist and and a seat in the paper and it's very interesting on the elasticity, and unlikely topic may be. what that means i

she went to a party at a friends house. the parents of that friend were out of town and she got drunk and passed out. while unconscious she was sexually assaulted and committed suicide eight days later. >> the parents were not aware of what happened to audrey until after her death. what happened in the week insuing was that she had found out what had happened to her and that photograph had been taken of the assaults. and of course she was absolutely devastated. she felt that she had no way out. these pictures were being disseminated throughout the school. possibly through text messages. and she was devastated. >> reporter: now the three boys arrested are all 16-year-old. two went to saratoga high school. one attends christopher high. the parents of audrey pot have since started a foundation in her name. they want these boys to be tried as adults. they are also planning a press conference for next tuesday. we understand they will talk about this case but they are also going to talk about a civil suit they are filing and abou

a break. does parties lead to hearing loss? andrew wk has more. first is this ad too dark or did they hit it out of the park? >>> two ads good and bad, that's the subject of a new segment we are calling ad mullet. yes, it is serious business up front followed by a party in the back. did they go too far to sell a car? hyundai is getting filleted for on on-line ad featuring the new green technology through a failed suicide attempt. roll tape, tape rollers. >> you have that great house. hyundai and the german ad agency issued apologies with the car maker saying we are sorry for any distress the commercial caused. now to cleanse your pallet let's show the other ad which assumes the position of party in the back. it comes from a little company called k-mart. >> i shipped my pants right here. >> you shipped your pants? >> right here you can ship your pants. >> i can ship my pants for free. >> i may ship my pants. >> billy, you can ship your pants. >> i can't wait to ship my pants, dad. >> i shipped my pants and it is very convenient. >> i shipped my draw

she went to a party at a friends house. the parents of that friend were out of town and she got drunk and passed out. while unconscious she was sexually assaulted and committed suicide eight days later. >> the parents were not aware of what happened to audrey until after her death. what happened in the week insuing was that she had found out what had happened to her and that photograph had been taken of the assaults. and of course she was absolutely devastated. she felt that she had no way out. these pictures were being disseminated throughout the school. possibly through text messages. and she was devastated. >> reporter: now the three boys arrested are all 16-year-old. two went to saratoga high school. one attends christopher high. the parents of audrey pot have since started a foundation in her name. they want these boys to be tried as adults. they are also planning a press conference for next tuesday. we understand they will talk about this case but they are also going to talk about a civil suit they are filing and abou

there's a guy that has access to some top donors in the democratic party. as integral to the super p.a.c.s in the most recent cycle. james carrville. are you guys -- it seems to me what's going to keep a kind a creditable candidate out of a race it seems like you guys are going top down trying to intimidate people out of the race. >> no. but i did want to make one point and then i certainly will answer your question. i don't think that hilary would be pulled into the race because of party elders or because she's coronated. she's pulled into the race because of her supporters and her supporters telling her we want you to get in, we're behind you. those are the heart and soul of us at readyforhilary.com nine keep mentioning the big names that get rolled out. i remember the early days of campaigns when one primary candidate keeps the other out by doing these things. what will you do to show grassroot support now. >> we already are. today we'll hit 100,000 facebook followers after having launched last week and we have hundreds of thousands of people coming to re

we got a party running northbound looks like down on chelsea. black male. white shirt. black pants. ( radio static ) dispatcher: 3-1. it's a black male in a white shirt, black pants. get out! get out! get your hands out! get your hands where we can see them. come on out. hands first. come on. hands first. come on. come on out. come on out. i want to come out slow. come on out. behind the pizza hut. 3-1 and van bryant. we got the party in the bushes. dispatcher: 10-4. come on out! come on out! let's go! face down on the ground! right here! get your face down. face down. get your arms back! affirmative. dispatcher: 10-4. in custody. 3-1 and van bryant. 21-21. what are you running for, man? what you mean, what am i running for? what are you running for? you see a police car and you take off running. because y'all hassling me. i ain't hassling you. you even know why we're going to stop you. why? because of my girlfriend? would you get a wagon? i'll go with him. no problem. roll over. come on up. yeah. i got him this way. my radio is in the bushes. well, we'll worry about tha

she was drunk and unconscious when three high school boys sexually assaulted her at a party last fall. claudine wong will have a live report with more on what the charges the boys will face. >>> police in hayward want your help this morning. they are trying to find a missing man. 34-year-old nie jell jay last contacted his family and friends on sunday. his disappearance is considered suspicious. here's his photo. if you have any information please call police. >>> tran died after being shot outside of a party early saturday morning. police say members of several vietnamese street gangs were at that party and some kind of disturbance started. friends say that tran had just graduated from nursing school add fresno state. >> he's just a very, you know, gentle soul. big guy. tough looking guy. but beneath that he was just a very gentle soul. >> this by the way was san jose's 11th homicide investigation of the year. >>> it is 5:04. speaking in south korea this morning secretary of state john kerry calls the ongoing threats out of north korea unacceptable. kerry is meeting with south korean

on the republican side there's been a big schism between the tea party, which is a more citizen-run apparatus, and the party establishment. there's been a successful group of individuals to a broken through against the wishes of the party. some of the biggest names on the washington side of the aisle ran for congress or senate such as marco rubio, a very mainstream now and seen as a party leader, when he ran in 2010, the senate republican campaign committee endorsed his opponent and try to muscle him out of the race. he said he nearly dropped out. the establishment republican party decided to push him out of the race. he said that helped to galvanize conservative supporters for his cause prepares an ability for individuals to break through, especially republicans because they're such a warring faction now. they are people on the right edge of the party able to push through and pushed against the establishment. host: in your pc to say a few -- in your piece you say some have caused problems for the nrsc in recent yearssuch as christine o'donnell. guest: she's a good example. when she ran in 20

in fact, when lee came to me about 3 or 4 years ago, we were at a party, a mutual friend's birthday party, i know a lot of people do work pretty similar to ours, people come to you and say i want to do this bullying thing. i probably get an email a day today from 12 to 14-year-old kid saying they are doing a music video about bullying, right? >> which is awesome. >> i'm not saying it's not awesome. so lee came up to me at a party and said i'm doing this thing, i'm doing this bullying documentary, i want to get into the schools. i remember him saying, i'm going to get into the school. i remember saying it myself, yeah, right, there is no way. i'll see you when you get it. i'll look at it when you get it. and he actually got it. i got the video to preview, the documentary to preview, and what he was doing was showing the things that i see a little blip of in the schools that i work in, but i know as soon as i walk out the door it's way worse for a lot of kids and a lot of administrators and he was showing how adults are complicity, sometimes realizing it and sometimes not, we are implicit i

a the work ahead. >> almost complete for the big party in the netherlands as she gets ready to hand over the crown to her son, willem alexander. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> just how active is a german's far right? how the police failed to shed light on the small group of neo- nazis charged with carrying out racially motivated murders four years? those are some of the many questions journalists will be looking into. a legend members of the neo- nazis sell will be showing up in a munich court room. >> international interest is massive, especially in turkey. most of the victims were ethnic turks. >> there will be dispute about which media outlets will get seats in the courtroom and now a lottery has sparked fresh criticism. >> some of the biggest and german newspapers will not be courtside at the trial. instead, they went to on likely candidates like a woman's magazine. hundreds of media outlets applied for one of the 50 press gallery seats. court officials are defending their decision to hold a lottery. >> the media interest in these proceedings is unprecedented

committed suicide eight-days after pictures circulated of her being assaulted while pasted out at a party. >> the dangerous affects of kids and what they can do with their phones and laptops is damaging and audrie pott was terrorized. >> reporter: they were released on a charge of inappropriate touching and further investigation led to two felony charges. >> i have a problem when you video or photograph a crime and share it. kids need to get smarter about what is right and wrong. >> reporter: they can't confirm they have the case or how they will prosecute it, in some cases they can try an adult in adult court, they would have to convince the judge it is supposed to be there. >> sexual penetration is a crime and there is a distinguish between being forces and being asleep. >> reporter: this is statement given my the victim's attorney and they are considering civil suits against parents and students and are planning a media conference next week. it was the cyber-bullying that led to the suicide and she is all over social media today except this time the post are in out rage over what happe

but in pyongyang, the capital, there is a party going on. c7 news reporter kira klapper joins to us explain. >> dead is the start of a three day national holiday marking the birthday of the first leader of north korea. while they celebrate, south korea and the united states are on high alert because the north threatened a missile launch and refusing peace talks. >> the people of north korea are paying their respects to their late founder on what would have been his 101st birthday. this is the day when their own calendar begins a new year's day. women are dressed if traditional costumes and children get bags filled with candy. gifts from new supreme leader, kim jong-un. but the rest of the world is only getting continued hostility from kim jong-un. in tokyo, secretary of state john kerry tried to ease the tension saying that direct talks with the north could begin if pyongyang canceled the test of a mobile ballistic missile something that could happen in the coming days. >> they indicate their commit ment to move to the area and they stop wher

and if he wants to have a party, he should have a party. difficulty with the way the administration has handled sequestration, it's like a school levy. when a school levy fails, rather than addressing costs, they say we're going to whack the band or take out the football program or make your kid walk to school. so i think the president misstepped when he did the easter egg hunt. if he's a country music fan, god love him and i hope he has fun. >> tiffany, ask your question very quickly? >> sure, my question is what sort of message does it send when you have people like beyonce and jay-z traveling to cuba? >> again, much adieu about nothing. you have to worry about a reasonable trade policy. beon say going on a culture tour is nothing. >> there are very prominent figures in our country and i do think it sends a wrong message. you've got cuban american legislators in the u.s. congress and they're upset about this. not just because they're a republican and beon say and jay-z partied with the president. they have serious questions about how they

information that we receive something about a party, having a party. on that we have that may have been words to the effect of coming to party in new york. >> he later went on to say that information came from a session that interrogators had with dzhokhar tsarnaev. john fuentes, former fbi agent, joins us from washington. what do you make from this information? obviously, we need to wait to hear from the mayor and police commissioner on what their understanding is, but if, in fact, these suspects did intend to go to new york, did intend to continue their alleged activities there, what does that tell you? >> well, i think, anderson, you're right, we need to hear from the press conference what they've been told as to what the target may have been or what the threat was or how they obtained the specific information about that. so, i would kind of defer to that at the moment, but new york city is new york city, and there are just an abundance of soft targets that could be easily used to attack people quite easily. you've got the major train terminals, new

it is, like throwing a party or a dinner party. i can match that person with that person.t is really fun for me. it is nerve wracking during the actual readings. i hope everyone is good. i hope the audience likes them. i hope everybody shows up. but everything works out. at the end of the reading, everyone is happy. ♪

. >> there is a party in my nose right now and bill is invited. >> bill just said there is a party in his nose and everybody is invited. there is a lot of room in there. >> actually. do you know what? there are people running around talking about screenplay autos there is a party in my nose and one man is invited and i'll meet him on 48th and 6th after the show. >> and you asked what gender queer means. it's both men and women, neither man or woman moving between two or more genders or third grernd or other gender. >> thank you. >> baker could you say the word "gender queer? >> gender queer. >> there is no problem with the terminology but why confuse the hell out of a person not equipped, a child? this is what happens. people make fun of people talking about the slippery slope but maybe they're right. >> i realize that was a slippery slope. >> i don't know if this is confirmed or not a parent of a student said they put up the guys in the girls and boys taught how to decipher if a girl was a slut based on how they dress or how many boys they date. >> it should be one black and white fi