anne maria says she doesn't judge mrs. . klebold for the actions of her son. >> and bitterness is like taking a poison pill and expecting the other person to die, and it only harms yourself. i don't have any ill will towards her. i forgive her and she did reach out to me in 2004, but i wasn't ready. if she did reach out to me now, i would be willing to talk to her. >> anne maria's mother suffered from depression and took her own life just months after the shooting. sue klebold is about to release a book and is donating all of the profits to help those suffering from mental illness. >>> a woman in tennessee is suing a tanning salon because she claims her fingers were cut off while she was in a tanning bed. can you believe isn't it? the woman and her lawyer say a cooling fan inside the bed was put her arms up, her fingers hit, slid straight into the fan. >> i threw my hands up and i heard the thump, and i grabbed my fingers. i saw the blood. i thought i just cut them until i was trying to get dressed and then when i looked dow

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maria: ok. let' s talk about this with our political analysts mary anne , marsh for the democrats, eric fehrnstrom for the republicans. the clock is ticking, mary anne, tuesday is breathing down these necks, and the latest polls have bernie crushing hillary. what does this mean, what does that around? >> many cannot believe it is 30 points. hillary clinton needs to knock out 15 points by tuesday. this is a game changer. she not only has to show her personal side in the debate, but she talked about the fact that she has a public life with problems. display, but she also has to take this to bernie sanders and show that he cannot get these things done. it is really hillary clinton who needs to take it to him. maria: ok, marco rubio getting a he is up 7 points. trump still leading but not moving the needle at all. he was 29% before iowa. what does that tell you? >> it tells me that he still even though marco rubio has a stronger than expected finish in iowa, he is smart enough to know that we do not build monuments to bronze medal winners. he needs to finish better than third in new hampshire. he cann

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maria island. strong winds, heavy rain on the >>> an internship with candidates running for president. political science professor judith ann mclaughlin and three other students spent 10 intense days in new hampshire leading up to the first primary, experiences. you're looking at pictures of the entire group. blogging. they were able to select which candidates they wanted to follow during the 10 days and joining us, we have randy doan, who interned with secretary of state hillary clinton. and we have nick encinas, the person with senator ted cruz and we have dr. judith ann mclaughlin who joins us now. thank you for coming in. i have to ask, what were the thing that you were surprised about most that he enjoyed? >> i say the dedication people of new hampshire have for politics. i was at a ted cruz town hall and people were coming in late at night wanting to see their candidate. i thought it was amazing. really refreshing to see how seriously they took politics. >> it didn't feel like a game, looked like they were really intensely focused? >> exactly. >> randy, what about you? >> for me, she told us about us about the long ni