a.b.s friends, a small-town methodist preacher in eastern pennsylvania. >> he was our friend, our confidante, just an all-around good guy. >> reporter: darryl cox sang alongside a.b. for 20 years. he'd seen the fresh-faced young pastor grow into an accomplished and devoted preacher. >> all of the things that he helped my family with over the years, he was always there. >> reporter: he'd watched his friend the pastor raise his music-loving family. a.b. and his wife jewel even performed together. >> they sang together many, many times. they were quite the duo as far as duets were concerned in the church. just seemed like the all-american couple. >> reporter: the couple's daughters julie and amy. >> my mom and dad were people who loved each other, took care of each other. we're just a very close family. >> reporter: but a deep sadness fell over the schirmers in 1999 when a.b.'s wife of 30 years suddenly died. his daughter recalls their father being overcome with grief. >> he was very lonely.

a.b. stoddard and john mccormick. $840 million. 150 of it was overruns just for the healthcare.gov web site. wow, we are in the wrong business. >> it's incredibly embarrassing they spent that much money and had how many years to build this thing and didn't work. clearly embarrassing. bigger problems coming out are beyond this web site. it's a political problem. if you look at the polls right now by a two to one margin people say they are hurt rather than helped by the law. i think this thing is going to continue to drag them down even though you have other scandals a huge issue. bigger issue is this illegal question. right now in the courts there is a lawsuit working its way through that says the irs illegally provided healthcare subsidies to residents in 36 states because of the way they wrote the law. is f. this is upheld by the supreme court we don't know if it will get there. entire law. >> the u.s. court of appeals the d.c. circuit made that decision. a couple hours later the fourth c

a.b. hill, the national journal ron foreign yea. i guess i know why the president doesn't like fox. >> well, no, come on. anybody who has got to see this as kind of silly. you can make a credible argument for why not to go down there. actually, wendell kind of alluded to it but what you don't do is dismiss the other side who says that they want you to go down there very condescending, hypocritical i'm not interested in photo ops of course is he interested in photo ops. is he a politician. >> shot pool with the governor of colorado. >> every governor is interested in photo ops it's part of leadership and majesty and theater of the job. than macy why he should have gone down there. if he shouldn't go down there in this case he because he thinks it might send the wrong message explain it don't say in a condescending way i'm not interested in photo ops, that's b.s. >> i don't think he knows we have video cameras. >> you know, it's too bad because president obama is -- you can't lead if you don't have the public with you. and he sees his

mitt romney is just not one of them. >> a.b., quickly?opularity in this poll is a sign that it's just a very weak field. that jeb bush is no longer a name that we hears a potential frontrunner. christie is someone that donors are afraid to give to. and other governors are not exciting. >> winners and losers? >> winner is ed klein. his book blood feud about hillary and the obamas, the clintons and the obamas is now number one. exceeding the sales of hillary's own book. how much of it is true, i have no idea, but it is successful. the loser, barack obama. clueless, checked out, i'm quoting here from other commentators. liberal and conservative. he doesn't go to the border. he appears uninterested and disinterested. yes he actually still is the president but is he acting as if he is not and the country is leaderless as a result. >> a.b.? >> my windsor cleveland. they got king james and king james and republican nomination in one week. best thing to happen to cleveland ever. loser in case a few people don't know about the snore loser andrew i

joining you are our political panel the hill a.b. stoddard and john mccormick. david, surprised that he caved to pressure jimmy kimmel or good taste. >> i think they are keen to the optics. >> finally? >> of these things. >> finally although they are not canceling the fundraisers because, well, i think the larger argument the white house is making is that if he were to cancel political events every day because of a crisis, he would literally be throwing the schedule up in the air every day. it doesn't look good, i think. these fundraisers are usually closed. jimmy kimmel americans can z he was on tv late at night laughing it up, yucking it up with jimmy kimmel and had israel going into gaza with troops. a private fundraisers, people read about them. republicans are going to make the attacks about them. is he still the leader of his party in a midterm election year where democrats are hurting. >> are they hurting -- let me ask you this, a.b., are they hurting because of him? i mean, is this sort of -- the mid terms, are the democrats hurting because of president

washington examiner susan ferrechio a.b., west laurie. susan, in my wildest dreams, how can he even go to texas for fundraisers at not at least take a helicopter and look at this or talk to somebody. >> politically it's a smart move. because what is he going to do on the border? the optics actually would be worse for him to show off in all that chaos. >> if you say -- i mean, you talk about how he said in the eulogy 2010 speech about politics. is he going down there to raise money. that's politics. and then he is going on vacation like everybody else. >> he has been fundraising throughout his presidency ad nauseam. what is interesting about the president is teflon about these big controversies. he is never seen in the mess. he has done that with a bunch of things throughout his presidency. i think it look worse for him politically to be standing there. that looks bad as with. a.b. >> i think so too. blew up. you have to make a choice. you either go to the border or don't go to texas it at all and you postpone the fundraiser. finesse the m

a.b. stoddard and charles krauthammer. charles? >> look, this clearly is a concoction of democrats.erate they are. they know mid-terms are coming up. they know in 1998 the party was saved the sixth year of the administration. saved by impeachment, overreaching of impeachment by republicans and this is a good issue good way to raise money. i like boehner's tone, sneering tone he had about all of this. it's like harry reid saying look a couple of years ago he had been told romney hadn't paid any taxes, you know. as a rumor. there's only one real thing here and that is that obama is said to or there are reports from the white house that he's going to do something by executive order about immigration. if he were to do something like legalize say half which is what's been talked about, huge numbers of illegal immigrants to do it by executive order which would be clearly lawless and would be the biggest domestic overreach of a president in memory, it would be an impeachable offense. i would be 100% against impeachment because it's political suicide but it really would be the basis for tha

. >> a.b.?l, i don't think there is anything president obama is going to do, militarily that will be supported by this country. if you look at recent polls over the last just week alone, you see americans thinking that we should be doing less to counter russian aggression, which is really quite stunning. president obama has to use rhetoric or sanctions. he has tried on his own to use sanctions. he hasn't gone far enough, of course, with what they call sectoral or level three sanctions that would really really hurt. he was on the phone with president putin, the day that the airliner went down. because putin was be upset with what he sees as another step towards painful sanctions. he can't convince the europeans yet to get on board unless he changes our energy policy. it's hard to imagine how he is make putin hurt. it looks like with two downed jets and insurgent admitting today they did have the the buk missile technology putin will do whatever he wants. president obama should not be at fundraise

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. >> i should have told you that patt was a.b.-25 -- a b-25 gunner. dick cole -- some of you may and a cool, some of you may have heard of him,, there was a rate of japan in april of 42. doolittle'smy copilot. that wasn't enough. he stayed in india for a year. came home and was home for a couple of months and said hey, do you want to go to burma? did you guys ever see fort wingate, the british general? >> i do not see him long enough to really form an impression, but he looked a little weird. [laughter] himard stories about sitting stark naked with a helmet on. >> he also likes to eat raw onions all the time. stories that he had a large alarm clock that he had around his wrist. the meetingnt off, was over and you would run to the next meeting. >> did you ever see general impression? --r what were your impressions? he went to the canadian meeting of sergio, roosevelt, and fung. >> i told these guys a bit about so theyg gliders out , the gliderice pickup system. what was it like to come down and snatch a glider out like that. >> it took a little techniq

. >> i should have told you that b-25was a.b.-25 -- a gunner. -- some of you may have heard of him. there was a little raid on japan a little earlier. sometimes it is known as the doolittle tokyo raid. doolittle's copilot. if that was not enough, he stayed in india for a year as a hump pilot. he was home for a couple of months, and they said, "you want to go to burma and train this strange group of air commandos?" up."id, "sign me and that is kind of that. ,id you guys ever see wingate the british general? what were your impressions of him? him long enough alone to really form an impression, but it looked a little weird. -- he looked a little weird. he did. i had heard stories of him having briefing sessions sitting stark naked with a helmet on. [laughter] eat raw onionso all the time. i heard stories that he had a large alarm clock that he strung around his wrists, and when a meeting was over -- when that went off, the meeting was over, and he would run to the next meeting. >> dick, did you ever see wingate? ?id you ever see orde wingate >> yes. >> what were your impressions? >> he

. >> a.b., you and i talked about this in the green room what the democrats. you and i both think this is a big loss for the democrats. >> i think they are pretty happy. steve is right from a policy progressive, it was narrowly tailored decision. there is only four forms of birth control that are banned here. all the other popular oned we covered and paid for. the government will end up paying for these anyway. that's not what the democrats would you have think today. if you watched on social media what their message was, what the rhetoric was. never find contraception at any store. certainly won't get it paid for. republicans hate birth control and they are raising a lot of money off of this. instead of taking executive action, again, this isnies. >> ted's decision is a landmark decision for religious freedom. >> two evangelical christians who are imposing their views on 13,000 people and they should keep it in church. >> no american should be forced to choose between their faith and their livelihood. >> five male supreme court justices would essentially stat

a.b., the v.a. clarifying that that was worded poorly. what about this?olting. even before this revelation did b. whistleblowers being shut down. culture. systemic. if you sought to point out failures in the healthcare system or to ask for any more accountability. you you were marginalized at best and at worst you were punished. this is a culture where they said substandard care is fine and rewarded people who reduced the backlog. and so that's why you got to the promise of bonuses leading to the cooking of the books. the problem that i fear is that this is a scandal that is so tragic and so important it's great president obama has appointed bob mcdonald. it's a great start. the committees are aggressively pursuing. this in light of the irs scandal. all the other thing to suck up all the oxygen. this in an election year needs to be attended to. >> this is serious stuff. one whistleblower, a doctor fired after he says he complained to his boss that there were dead people on the list saying that he was treating them in oklahoma o. >> it is out -- it's unbel

. >> a.b.? >> well, israel remains under a potential threat from several sources.ade it clear, the ground operation though doesn't look like they intend to occupy gaza again. it's meant to really disseminate hamas' capability, which he they are complimenting as they are now saying, you know, with the help of iran, hamas is a formidable foe. they are going after the tunnels. they are not going to get out until the job is done. it wasn't done through the air. and they have decided that they need to be on the ground and they are going to be there as long as it takes to make a dent in hamas' capability. >> you know, gaza is not a big place and israel can say that this is a pinpoint targeted operation. but there are civilian casualties. and they are mounting, 63 today. how does that affect this scenario? >> well, it does because hamas is hoping for cameras so it can show dead children, which is exactly how it thrives. cameras outside all of the hospitals. the fact is they are using human shields. the use of human shields is a violation of international law. humanitarian

left over, is it because somebody was efficient and save the government dollars, maybe shouldn't -- a.bwe should reword them by putting that back into a priority area instead of taking it off the table. inheritance from 2007. the points you made in that presentation was, restored physical discipline. you say, for the past several years the federal government -- has that happened? >> it hasn't happened in off. -- enough. the number one thing we can do for our economy, for our security, for our leadership in the world, would be to conclude a comprehensive budget deal. that reforms both entitlements and the tax code, and that protects and reinvests in our future. >> how much power does the secretary of defense -- within the confines of the defense department, there is no auditing. why couldn't he or she in the future demand there be an audit of the pentagon? >> i think congress has demanded that the pentagon get there. >> why wouldn't the secretary of defense do that in the first race? >> i think secretaries have endorsed that goal. i don't want to make an excuse. you are right, we need to

a.b. it is not a surprise that we did not make it happen way back when. now, the dam has burst.is sitting here. we are unstoppable. if you put your finger to the wind, you see public opinion continuing to go in the same direction. i compare same gender relationships with cannabis legalization. there is still a ceiling, a ceiling acceptability on same gender relationships. some people are still grossed out by it. when you talk about cannabis, it is a plant. the rapid cultural change and aceptance of cannabis as pipette ought to be regulated is gaining acceptance. i don't because going to go back. we are there. this is a good example of what is called to continuous change. nothing happens, nothing happens, and then the berlin wall falls. for us, colorado and washington, the beeler wall -- the berlin wall has fallen. in 2019, hillary will have to bring down the wall the federal prohibition. five more years of federal prohibition is my prediction. the liquor control board, which we will rename the liquor and , but is doing the best a job they can. they are used to bottles of vodka o

a.b. it is not a surprise that we did not make it happen way back when. now, the dam has burst. is sitting here. we are unstoppable. if you put your finger to the wind, you see public opinion continuing to go in the same direction. i compare same gender relationships with cannabis legalization. there is still a ceiling, a ceiling acceptability on same gender relationships. some people are still grossed out by it. when you talk about cannabis, it is a plant. the rapid cultural change and aceptance of cannabis as pipette ought to be regulated is gaining acceptance. i don't because going to go back. we are there. this is a good example of what is called to continuous change. nothing happens, nothing happens, and then the berlin wall falls. for us, colorado and washington, the beeler wall -- the berlin wall has fallen. in 2019, hillary will have to bring down the wall the federal prohibition. five more years of federal prohibition is my prediction. the liquor control board, which we will rename the liquor and , but is doing the best a job they can. they are used to bottles of vodka

a.b. it is not a surprise that we did not make it happen way back when. now, the dam has burst.the industry is sitting here. we are unstoppable. if you put your finger to the wind, you see public opinion continuing to go in the same direction. i compare same gender relationships with cannabis legalization. there is still a ceiling, a cultural acceptability ceiling on same gender relationships. some people are still grossed out by it. when you talk about cannabis, it is a plant. the rapid cultural change and acceptance of cannabis as a pipette ought to be regulated is gaining acceptance. i don't because going to go back. we are there. this is a good example of what is called to continuous change. nothing happens, nothing happens, and then the berlin wall falls. for us, colorado and washington, the beeler wall -- the berlin wall has fallen. i predict that in 2019, hillary will have to bring down the wall the federal prohibition. five more years of federal prohibition is my prediction. the liquor control board, which we will rename the liquor and cannabis board, but is doing the be

her death occurred within 75 minutes of another death in bridgeport on the east side, when abraham a.b. davison, 23-year-old young man sitting on his house porch in barnham avenue in bridgeport, again gunned down. in the case of karomie fontanas, a young woman who was shot by her ex-boyfriend, jose santiago was apprehended almost immediately and gave a confession. the case, according to the bridgeport police, is closed, but the chief of the bridgeport police, chief gaudette, had this to say -- quote three separate incidents, six people shot, two people dead. i'm very proud of the work that all of our officers do every day, but especially last night. it was a really trying night last night." and chief gaudette committed himself to begin a renewed effort against domestic violence, inspired by the death of this young woman, karomie fontanas. already in connecticut, we have exceeded the number of domestic violence deaths that occurred in all of last year. her death was the tenth in 2014 alone. domestic violence takes a terrible, awful, unacceptable goal total in lives and injuries, heartbr