>> well let me first take some issue with all due respect with your characterization of atkins. what this court said in atkins is not that we leave it to the states to establish the standards for the clinical condition of mental retardation. what you said quoting ford is we leave it to the states -- we leave to the states the task of developing appropriate ways to enforce the constitutional restrictions that we announced. the rule that we advocate and the only real question presented in this case is just this. if the state conditions the opportunity to demonstrate mental retardation on obtained iq test scores they cannot ignore the measurement error that is inherent in those scores that is a statistical feature of the test instrument itself. >> we didn't base our decision in atkins upon the study of what the american psychiatric association and other medical associations considered to be mental retardation. we based it on what was the general rule that states have adopted and the large number of states had adopted 70 is the criterion. the criterion is whether the american people

>> well let me first take some issue with all due respect with your characterization of atkins. what this court said in atkins is not that we leave it to the states to establish the standards for the clinical condition of mental retardation. what you said quoting ford is we leave it to the states -- we leave to the states the task of developing appropriate ways to enforce the constitutional restrictions that we announced. the rule that we advocate and the only real question presented in this case is just this. if the state conditions the opportunity to demonstrate mental retardation on obtained iq test scores they cannot ignore the measurement error that is inherent in those scores that is a statistical feature of the test instrument itself. >> we didn't base our decision in atkins upon the study of what the american psychiatric association and other medical associations considered to be mental retardation. we based it on what was the general rule that states have adopted and the large number of states had adopted 70 is the criterion. the criterion is whether the american people

chief justice and may it please the court in atkins vs. virginia this court held the constitution bars executing persons with mental retaddation, persons with significantly subaverage intellectual functionen concurrent with deficitses and adaptive behavior with an onset before the age of 18. because of the standard error of measurement that is inherent in iq tests, it is universally accepted that persons with obtained scores of 71 to 75 can and often do have mental retardation when those three prongs are met. the stackal error -- statistical error of measurement. >> a line has to be drawn somewhere. and we did say in atkins that we would leave it up to the states to determine the standards for this issue. so what's the rule we announced today? we said 70 is not okay but 75 would be? i'm not quite sure. how use you announce the rule? >> let me first take some issue issue with all due respect, your characterization of atkins of. what those court said in atkins is not to leave it to the state to establish the standards for the clinical condit

atkins did referred to the adaptive functioning. >> there is an adaptive function in inquiry. that is one of the three prongs. you have to prove adaptive function in. >> that was under dsm 4. >> that is have part for decades. what is changing as the web the medical community looks at how to measure iq. >> at the very least you give somebody an iq test score of 71, he might have an iq of 71 or we know from the way the standard margin of error werke might have an iq of 69 and you won't let him go to the adaptive behavior problem of the test and show that he can't function in society in the ways that adkins seems to care about as justice kennedy said. it would seem this i.q. score number might be accurate or might not be. >> adaptive functioning is a critical component but even the guidelines dsm would agree no matter what your deficits are in it that the functioning you do not qualify for mental retardation diagnoses without also showing substantial deficit in intellectual functioning. >> i note there is less emphasis now on the i.q. test than there was before but when the i.q.

let me first take some issue, with all due respect, to your characterization of atkins.t is not that we leave it to the states to establish the standards for the clinical condition of mental retardation. what you said was we leave it to , the task of developing appropriate ways to enforce the constitutional restrictions that we announced. the only real question presented in this case is just this. conditions versus opportunity to demonstrate mental retardation on obtained iq test scores, it cannot ignore the measurement error inherent in those scores that is a feature, a statistical feature. >> we did not base our decision on a study by the american psychiatric association and others considered to be mental retardation. we based it on of what was the general rule that states had adopted. a large number of states had adopted 70. what do the american people think is the level of retardation that should make it impossible to impose the death penalty? we did not look to the apa or any of the other medical associations. we looked to what the states did. what has changed and w

i go on a stair climber, and i do the atkins diet. it makes you lose weight. >> and you drink a lot of wine. >> i drink a lot of wine which is good for the heart. >> you're allowed that on atkins? >> i don't think so. >> that's fruit. wine. >> exactly, it is fruit. that's true. well done, dana. eric, this is from victoria n. what are your favorite friday dinner menus during lent? >> wow. i guess pasta. sushi. i adore sushi. i tell my wife, in fact, for christmas, that's what shy gave me. five sushi dinners in a row. i didn't get any of them yet. i think i got one. >> you can't eat fish? >> you're supposed to eat fish. >> my mom forced us to eat frozen fish sticks. >> in public school because of all the catholics. >> can i point out, dana still thinks she's going to get me to eat meat before the end of the year. >> a goal of mine. i'm asking for the cattle association for help. >> andrea, how many rush concerts have you attended, how many albums of theirs do you have. would you consider accompanying me? this is from k. rove? no, john s

democrat contract atkins voted in as speaker today. first lesbian and first lawmaker from san diego to serve as speaker. lawmakers on beth sides of the aisle gave her standing ovation with humble roots in virginia coal trichbility. >> it was never in my world vision that i would do this. so it's incredible personal the honor to me. >> atkins laid out a list of prairts for the legislature. including dealing with the state water infrastructure and prison overcrowding. atkins sets her personal passion is working on affordable housing and housing for the homeless as well. >> all right. we'll focus your attention now on the weather forecast. spring is almost officially here already feels like it. sandhya is in for spencer. >> warm it up a little bit as we get officially towards spring which is thursday morning believe it or not. this thursday. i know we have already been enjoying the weather lake she said. it was cooler today. let me show you live doppler 7hd and talk about the changes coming. clear sky right now. see high thin clouds movin

we have ten basic diet that range from raw foods to diets where we put people on red meat like an atkins diet, and we have dozens of variations in between. the key is there isn't one diet for everybody. this creates so much confusion in the nutritional world in the conventional and alternative world and people get interested in nutrition and they start reading books and each one contradicts the previous book and they end up confused and often end up not feeling better. >> what they need to do is find out what their ancestors ate and how they ate and that should be able to sort out what's right for them. >> we get dozens of calls each day from all over the world what you say makes so much sense and i've tried these different extreme diets and end up sicker than what i was. tell me what diet we can be on and we can do that and someday it will be available to anybody. you can tell by what your own tastes and proclivities are. forget what the experts say. experts always lead to confusion. if you really enjoy pot roast and fatty bacon and you dream about it, that's probably what you need. if

i go on a stair climber, and i do the atkins diet. you drink a lot of wine. >> i drink a lot of wine which is good for the heart. >> you're allowed that on atkins? >> i don't think so. >> that's fruit. wine. >> exactly, it is fruit. that's true. well done, dana. eric, this is from victoria n. what are your favorite friday dinner menus during lent? >> wow. i guess pasta. sushi. i adore sushi. i tell my wife, in fact, for christmas, that's what shy gave me. five sushi dinners in a row. i didn't get any of them yet. i think i got one. >> you can't eat fish? >> you're supposed to eat fish. >> my mom forced us to eat frozen fish sticks. >> in public school because of all the catholics. >> can i point out, dana still thinks she's going to get me to eat meat before the end of the year. >> a goal of mine. i'm asking for the cattle association for help. >> andrea, how many rush concerts have you attended, how many albums of theirs do you have. would you consider accompanying me? this is from k. rove? no, john s.? >> two. all of them, and yes.

you're allowed that onh atkins?. >> i don't thinkoo so either. >> it's called the gutfeld diet. >> that's fruit.hat' wine. >> exactly. it is fruit.. i that's true. well done. eric, this is from victoria. what are your favorite friday dinner menus during lent? >> i guess pastas. sushi. i tell my wife -- in fact, forwi christmas, that's what she gave me. five sushi t dinners in a row. i think i got one. >> my mom would make frozen fish sticks every friday. >> public school because of allh the catholics. >> can i point out, dana still thinks she's going to get me to eat meat. >> i'm asking the cattlemen association for their help.mi >> that's only half of it. >> andrea, how many rush concerts have you attended? how many albums do you have? would you considera accompanying me to tahiti? from kay rove. johnhn s. >> two. all of them. and yes. >> interesting. to the tahiti piece? you >> yeah, i'd do tahiti. >> dana, from georgia h, do you miss the west from a small town wyoming girl, happy face. >> i love the happy face, t

c-span: your photographs in here often come from oliver atkins collection at george mason university. if i remember right, oliver atkins was the nixon photographer. >> guest: that's right, and he also worked for the saturday evening post, and he donated large sections of his photo archives to george mason university, and they're up there in the special collections, and a lot of the photographs--i think the vast majority of them, in fact--have never actually been seen before. a lot of these are outtakes from articles that he--that atkins was doing for saturday evening post, from the army-mccarthy hearings, an article that was done about joe mccarthy shortly after he'd made the wheeling speech, sort of, 'what's all this fuss about the state department and who's this--who's this joe mccarthy, anyway?' so they're photographs that have not been seen before c-span: i want to go through a bunch of names, because it--we're going to run out of time before you know it, and this gets the sense of who was involved in all this. just let me--i--just give me some brief descriptions of how they playe

it's grave but we've got to do it for the people who are waiting to 0 move into those places their atkins at the door can we shorn e shorten that line by neurology our efficiencies. i think we can do that. this year open market street alone 5 thousand 5 hundred units 6 housing will be opened up for homeownerships. with that backdrop we can do it with many more projects we need to see hunters point sledder we can do this we're all on the same package and if not supervisor breed is going to make sure shows got a large voice. other questions? >> are you going to adhere new staff to make sure that the projects are going to go faster? >> you know i think we were rode particularly for planning they were rode with additional staff because the whole market the development was increasing in the city so i don't know if there's necessarily increased staff just for the housing i think it's efficiencies because they have budget instructions that don't allow them to increase their budget so it's all about efficiencies it's not about asking for more staff but what processes that are barriers to efficien

finally commissioner o'brian served with transmission atkins as commission president and vice president in 2012 for those wraenz the small business commission comprehends the commissioner o'brian for a sellless service in the city of san francisco and with you will to thank you you're mentorship. when i came on this commission and our guidance i couldn't have done that without the help you received from you and so congratulations (clapping) and then anyone want to say a few words? >> yes. go ahead. so luke i want to extend my great appreciation you think for your gowns and a direction and all the feedback you provided to me and staff working on the permitting committee and reviewing legislation as you sat open the policy committee it was great working with you when you were the president of the commission so you made any job a lot easier i want to extend my appreciation i too will miss you >> you go ahead. >> i just wanted to say it was a short period and i hope by sitting next to you didn't make you make your decision it was nice working with you. >> luke we miss you already so don't b

. >> only if it's atkins an existing but if you take a two unit building and add a third unit and the two unit were subject to rent control and if the condo legislation or tic or condo legislation were to come back would it be easier to come back to the condo of 2 unit you'll be a 3 unit that's a more difficult process if that were to come back as a legislation am i right. >> the addition of a single-family it raise state law the single-family home is not subject and there's a question under state law what would be in terms of the new law and the law is innovating not entirely clear that legislation is silent. it either is or isn't and it is what it is. with existing rent control building adding a room we're comfortable saying that will be there the rent control >> i want to follow up a little bit on the potential interest. he can't legislate around because it's too close to his pe residence. you guys can do the whole full around the castro and staff can work with the other members to get legislation he can't vote on >> thank you commissioner moore. >> could we also have a clarificati

that's why it's exciting to stand with you after years of the planning after atkins the commencement of the yerba buena westbound ramp. there's a partnership with caltrain and others we're making the vision a reality. the 180 intarnl is the construction of the westbound ramp to be safer for all resident including the thousand dollars to low new york neighborhoods. as chair avalos minsdz it will be home to over 20 thousand new receipt over the decades with affordable housing. the next step is providing the low class transportation options they're helping us to carry out as the designated transportation agency. i want to thank project manager michael who is one of the people we worked alcohols with in 2011 and, of course, tilly chang and her incredible staffs that partnered with cooperating with this. it was a complicated project. i know it was difficult for community members to come out but there are good times here and our office regularly conveniences from public safety including open the island so their input and feedback was integral so thank you all for being here today and thank

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a little bit of fat from plant-based sources, then you pull out bob atkins' book.ought all humans, no matter their size, shape, form should be on a high fat, all meat diet. it was like the opposite you know verse. 75% fat, less than 10% carbohydrate. and he thought all humans should follow that diet. just as the others were fanatical on their side. then you get mediterranean people like the doctor from stanford who thinks people should be on a balanced diet. his diet is 40% fat, 15% protein. and he believes everyone on earth, whatever their size, shape, form, religious beliefs or ancestors should follow a balanced diet. you start reading this stuff and you get very confused. dr. kelly believed that the problem is different people need different diets. humans are subjected to a va eck logical niches. the eskimos didn't have fruits and vegetables. the pyramid, with 5 serving of graining. it doesn't apply to the eskimos. and they were one of the healthiest people. le. >> until grains were introduced into their diet. >> now they're a mess. >> what do we learn from that

i want to add one particular thing, paleo diet or atkins. at kins is high protein.s not good for you. carbohydrates are not good for you. now we're saying animal protein is not good for you. >> how is water, doctor? is water okay? >> fruit and vegetables. >> you can't live on fruit and vegetables. chicken is good. >> and a little bit of protein. >> fish. fish and chicken and a glass of red wine. >> olive oil. >> but in moderation, you're right. >> less than moderation. >>> donating an organ can help save someone's life and be incredibly wonderful humanitarian gift. how do you know if organ donation could be the right decision? what about the risks? doctors will weigh in on that, coming up. [ alarm sound for malfunctioning printer ] [ le announcer ] you've reached the age where you've learned a thing or two. [ metal cnks ] ♪ this is the age of knowing what you're made of. so why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? [ gears whirri ] talko your doctor abt viagra. 20 million men already have. ask your doctor if your hea is healthy enough for sex. dnot take viagra i

atkins laid out a list of priorities including dealing with the water infrastructure and prison overcrowding problem saying her personal passion is housing for the homeless >> dancing with the stars kicks off it's 18th season tonight with a twist. this season, switching things up over the next nine weeks this season features a roster of stars including olympic gold medallists and a former child actress. whole thing is so fun especially when it's out of your comfort zone. another change will be finalist erin andrews as a judge. >> more still to come developing news a set back in a search for that malaysia airlines plane that disappeared. >> also, tonight the crisis in ukraine. >> and going back in time to take a look at the future of video games. a big conference underway now here in the bay area, stay with us more still to come. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ told ya you could do it. (dad vo) i want her to be safe. so, i taught her what i could and got her a subaru. (girl) piece of cake. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> developing news malaysian officials offering another version in the

people out there are hearing about atkins diet. that is high protein. fat is not good for you. carbohydrates are not good for you. now we're saying animal protein is not good for punish.so fruits an >> how about water, doctor, is water okay? >> fruit and vegetables. >> chicken is good. >> add some steak, have chicken, fish -- fish and chicken and a glass of wed wine. >> moderation. >> but in moderation, you're right. >> less than moderation. >> it can be incredibly wonderful humanitarian gift, but how do you know if organ donation could be the right decision? and what about the risks? our doctors will weigh in on that, coming up. ♪ [ male announcer ] nothing says, "you're my #1 copilot," like a milk-bone biscuit. ♪ say it with milk-bone. i'm saving a ton of time by posting them to my wall. oh, i like that one. it's so quick! it's just like my car insurance. i saved 15% in just 15 minutes. i saved more than that in half the time. i unfriend you. that's not how it works. that's not how any of this works. [ male announcer ] 15 minutes for auote isn't how it works anymore. with esu

atkins laid out a list of priorities including dealing with the water infrastructure and prison overcrowding problem saying her personal passion is housing for the homeless >> dancing with the stars kicks off it's 18th season tonight with a twist. this season, switching things up over the next nine weeks this season features a roster of stars including olympic gold medallists and a former child actress. whole thing is so fun especially when it's out of your comfort zone. another change will be finalist erin andrews as a judge. >> more still to come developing news a set back in a search for that malaysia airlines plane that disappeared. >> also, tonight the crisis ukraine. >> and going back in time to take a look at the future of video games. a big conference underway now here in the bay area, stay with if yathing's hard. like know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation pow

keep off the unwanted weight but an atkins-style diet might do more than make you lose weight.so boost your mood. researchers in australia are findingç low-carb, high protein meals have been known to help with parkinson's, a harriet miers and even cancer. >> the apartment where actor philip seymour hoffman lived and died is now up for rent, but it's going for a steep price. it is going to cost $10,500 a month for his two-bedroom, two-bath new york city apartment. hoffman lived in that building called the pick wick house since last fall before he was found dead from a drug overdose last month. >> a viral video that you have to see. >> can your grandmother do this? ♪ ♪ >> kickin' off the shoes and getting down. the grooving granny busting out the moves to vanilla ice. she is cooking dinner and dancing at the same time. this video going viral. it's cute. >> you see her grandson's reaction and it is as you would expect it would be. >> coming up, the amazing thing that brought a woman to tears. >> it is just hitting tears today but noah is under fire for leaving out god. we askedç

. >> rhonda atkins filed the documents in tennessee siting irreconcilable differences. the couple married in 1997. adkins struggled with alcohol in the past and got into a fight with an impersonator on a cruise ship. >> the time is 12 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up forget the extended sign up deadline. there is a much bigger problem on the obamacare web site. ♪ >> we are wearing from the heart broke family of the in the naval shooting. >> i miss my baby. i want my baby. i want him home. >> 24-year-old mark mayo was shot and killed by a man trying to get to one of the destroyer ships on the base. mayo was a military policeman who served in the navy since 2007. his family says he will be buried in arlington national cemetery. the man who shot him was also killed. >> could there be more guns than airports? they are calling for more armed police officers to help keep tsa agents safe. this following the shooting death of tsa officer gerardo fernandez in november of last year. better ways to protect their personnel. the agents are not considered law enforcement

certainly the atkins diet, palio diet high protein diet, what does this say about people in general? important study. it looks at something all the time. it is not all good or all bad. they looked at over 6000 people in major journals. jenna: 50-64 middle-age. >> in that age group high-protein diet, animal protein, we're talking meat and cheese, that kind of protein. chicken, maybe fish. probably not fish, but that kind of animal protein lead to four times greater death from cancer, 75% greater overall. i will tell you why, because of a growth protein that leads to inflammation, it leads to hyper responses and cancer the condition of over inflammation in the body. protein is feeding cancer cells if you take it at the wrong time. middle-age have plenty of that protein already. over the age of 65 the protein drops off and you need protein to help fight infections. jenna: what does that person or place the protein with? >> here is the answer. it has to be fruit and vegetables. the mediterranean diet, not the palio diet, mediterranean diet. jenna: it is something my husband and i use all

. >> here with some advice are psychologist dale atkins and denise alberts, author of huffington post'sp her busy. >> hello, ladies, welcome. >> it can get sticky, especially when the kids are very young, right, dale? >> absolutely. because they get attached. and one of the things you want to be aware of is that you are introducing whomever this person is a little bit later on, so that they can -- they are going to get attached, or you have to be familiar with what it's going to feel like when they get attached to someone you may not be attached to. >> you should wait until you're sure this person is going to be in your life, denise? >> absolutely. i would never have somebody pick me up at my home. my kids often ask me who are you dating and they're curious. >> how old are yours? >> 9 and 5. >> you just signed the divorce papers this week. >> yeah. we've been separated for two years. so i've been dating for two years. and i've never had more fun in my life. i'm doing in my late 30s what most people did in their 20s. >> sure. >> how do you handle it? if there's someone you're dating -- t

. >> melissa atkins wardy said she's fed up with the stereotype so she's written a book called "redefiningtstein is a psychologist who is here a lot. >> if you got a girl and a boy, and -- >> ages 8 and 6. >> 8 and 6. >> when did you first notice there was a clear way girls and boys were treated? >> my daughter named after amelia earhart and we were going to a family wedding, i thought it would be nice to have her in a onsie, a little pilot. nothing like that existed for girls. and what i noticed very quickly is that girls were princesses, flowers, cupcakes, sweethearts, angels, things like that. boys had ships and planes and rocket ships and -- >> more fascinating things. >> they were able to go all over the world and be big and grand and girls were supposed to be close to home and -- and that's not how i grew up. that's not what i wanted for my daughter. >> do you think that's impactful on a child? >> it is very impactful. girls are learning from younger and younger ages that everything is based on appearance and what any can look like and that's problematic. we're seeing girls younger a

prosecutors say vaughn atkins ordered his wife, who was in the passenger seat, to roll down her window so he could shoot at a driver who cut him off near ogden. his two children were in the back seat at the time. the bullet hit the other car, but the driver was not hurt. the archdiocese of chicago is paying up to two million dollars to settle another sex abuse case. the victim says he was abused by former priest daniel mc- cormack, when he attended our lady of the west side school. mc-cormack is currently in prison for sexually abusing children. b-p says crews have recovered most of the oil that spilled into lake michigan earlier this week. the company says between nine and 18 barrels of crude oil entered the lake following a malfunction at the refinery in whiting. officials say the crude oil was somehow allowed to enter a system that cools equipment and then returns that water to the lake. e-p-a officials say it doesn't look like there's any threat to the environment or drinking water supply. governor quinn outlined his budget plan ... proposing to make a temporary income tax hike ...

what atkins says is there are three parts, as you said. one part is significantly sub average intellectual functioning does the first part. and so what you say this if it's above 70 on an iq test, we don't go further. i want to tell the jury of the judge something. judge to have an expert here. thank you. expert. >> i want to tell you, your honor, that number 70 is subject to air. the state can do the same thing if it 68. the number 68 is subject to air. you could bring in a witness and he was a 5% of the time it's within five points either way. now, there could be other ways of going about it. maybe you do the same tests six times with different questions. that may not eliminate but it might reduce the possibility of error, or maybe some other way to do it is recalling the psychiatrist. are an expert. seventy-two is still -- we have other ways. we have other ways. not just tests. i think you would do the same thing if you wanted to on the downside gas. that might mean people wouldn't be executed. and that is their position, though, i thin

particularly with the popularity of fad diets like the paleoand atkins. after looking at the health records of more than 6,000 people, lead researcher longo says eating too much protein can have negative effects of people in middle age. >> they had a fourfold increase in the chance of dying from cancer and almost wouldfold increases the chance of dying from overall causes of mortality. so -- this is almost as bad as smoking. >> now, here is an interesting twist in all of had. when you get to the age of 65, your body stops producing so much of this hormone and high-protein diet can be good for you. look what they found. people over the age of 65, who had a high-protein animal diet, had a 60% reduction in their risk of cancer. not good for you younger in life. maybe good for you older in life. >> how much protein is safe for middle-aged folks? >> centers for disease control says that we should be get being 60% of our diet from protein. the usc researchers say it is too much. it should be more like 10% and most of that protein should come from plant-based on

. >> atkins. >> it is not green, organic foods, lots of vegetables. >> if you think i'm going to eat i do. >> kale smoothy. >> it does the body good. >> if would rather die than drink a kale smoothy. >> i'm going to do a smoothy for you and bring it in. >> that is why we have heart attacks o-- >> i lost 25 pounds, you should be praising me, i'm 52, i look younger. green movement in a nut shell, he has done the math, he lost the weight, why do you care how he got there? >> i love that. >> if the ceo doesn't like numbers then he is done. >> sometimes weight loss does not equate with healthy living. >> it is great that you lost the weight, but for long-term it would be awesome if you incorporated. >> really, you lose your argument if he stays that deliciously slim. you turned on me, thanks a lot. >> you're like -- >> why do you want to take a short cut? why don't you do it the proper way. he did it the proper way. >> not going on a high protein di diet. you can't sustain that, sean. >> i play sports, i ate less and i stopped eating as much. i lost 25 pounds, you ought to be praising me.

what atkins katkisson told me w been three years. >> i think it can be a way of tarnishing or neutralizingsay they lean one way or the other when sharyl attkiss attkisson's report shows she has looked at both sides. >> do we believe in this day and age that journalists can be completely objective without bringing their bias to the table? >> we believe they can be fair. >> which is a lot different than being bias. >> we don't check our citizenship at the door when we become journalists. i think the point is, fess up to it and show people you're as tough on the people you taut support as though those you don't. >> your trio is words like speak truth to power. power is the obama administration. now it's obama and reporters should be equally objective towards both. >> gotta go. greg, jim, thank you very much for coming in today. >>> up next, lena dunham is the media's new it girl, but does most of the country care about her new series, "it girls" and later, bob costas take on whether he might retire. they work fast on heart burn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better al

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kimberly atkins wrote this in the boston herald, she writes, as the republican field for 2016 standsary clinton doesn't have much to worry about. for all the talk about benghazi and obamacare, she has a lot to be happy about, the action of the g.o.p. pre-presidential coming out party gave us a glimpse of the republican future and for the g.o.p., the future is bleak. might be a little overdone there, but certainly she has the name recognition. she would be a for midable candidate if she decides to run. >> i think it's a little premature for kimberly to go that far and write all of that. there's a lot that can happen between now and 2016 and the republican party has a lot of people that potentially could gain name recognition, could gain popularity and we haven't probably seen all of the people who might be getting their name in the race. there will be a focus on people that we haven't seen focused on in the g.o.p. side who perhaps didn't even attend cpac this past weekend so that may have been a little presumptuous to go that far. jon: interesting. thank you. special report each weekn