i love benson more, the idea benson, both his corpse and his ideas that play a central idea of a vertigo. >> people in the united states who have twitter followers, tell us what this means to you when you see it. we will look at the first five. you've got katy perry who has the most followers at 63 million. justin bieber up there and 59 million. barack obama at number 3, 50 2 million. taylor swift at 50 million. youtube, i don't think youtube is a person, but they have 48 million followers. at the bottom, lady gaga at 43 rihanna at 39, and ellen degeneres and 37. what does that say to you? >> what it says is that the internet has created a world not through cultural democracy. it is not what thomas friedman calls a flat world. it is actually rocky and hilly and as mountainous as the old world. it has created this infrastructure for a winner take all culture, a winner take all economic system in which a tiny group of superstar entertainers are controlling our attention. that is a very brilliant business writer at harvard. she has written an important book called "block esters." -- "blockb

we're talking brutal dangerous cold. >>> we go to jackie benson now. she is in arlington where some drivers were still having trouble getting around tonight, jackie? >> reporter: we're seeing the effects of what doug was just talking about. conditions range from damp to dangerous. as temperatures dropped, hilly streets became treacherous. in arlington, police closed the; of fredericks street. michael young was in one vehicle. >> i pretty much stopped. but i slid and i hit one car. bouncing into another car by the side and hit, i think it was a school bus in front. the school bus had no kids on it so everything was okay. >> reporter: fast work with salt and sand allowed the road to be reopened a short time later. a mile away this section of monroe street became off limits to motorists. narrow residential streets inside the beltway fare the worst during a snowstorm. >> normally they come out pretty quick. this street will get plowed pretty quick. but they didn't touch it when i left at quarter to 8:00 and yeah it's just icy. >> reporter: there were so ma

benson also owns the nba pelicans. the suit portrays gale benson as a gold digger.iming she keeps him heavily medicated and away from his family and feeding him a bizarre diet of candy, ice cream, sodas and red wine. >> it certainly is an uphill battle in order to prove that tom benson did not have the capacity to execute a will. the family has to show that there is a mental disease. >> reporter: for years, benson has been grooming granddaughter rita to take over. she has become a face of the saints. she spoke to matt in 2013. >> i learned from my grandfather. >> reporter: the 38-year-old had been evicted from the office at saints headquarters while her billionaire grandfather released this statement. allegations regarding my mental health are completely meritless. the allegations are equally unfounded. a battle off the gridiron over the family of a sports dynasty. for "today," janet shamlian houston, nbc news. >>> let's get a check of the forecast with dylan dreyer on the plaza. >> your poor signs are soaking wet. where are you from? >> pennsylvania. >> you guys fo

jackie benson, news4. >>> so a little bit of snow. a little bit of drama but more on the way. >> right now the big issue is going to be some freezing issues as we make our way through the overnight hours. we're not just talking about the roadways but freezing fog, too. we'll talk about that in a second. let's show what you is going on. look at the radar. not much but just off towards the west another system moving our way has snow, has a little bit in the way of rain associated with it and it's moving towards the east. it's a very little system. it's not going to bring us much. so this is not why we have the winter weather advisory in effect. it's part of the reason. the other reason take a look at where it is. the areas that saw the rain and snow earlier today. parts of southern maryland most of northern virginia and back towards west virginia. the reason here possible freezing drizzle. we have that fog out there which means freezing fog. what is freezing fog? it's not actually fog that's frozen and it's fog that once it hits somethi

guy benson senior political editor at townhall.com. a fox news contributor. guy, that was a lot of downplaying from the white house, huh? >> it is not this bad stuff being hacked. just a twitter account and youtube account. that might be true on some substantive level but make no mistake, if it is isis, we're still trying to get details if it is isis this is huge public relations coup for them. it is morale booster for them. this is hugely embarrassing for us this is central command. no way in my estimation the timing of this was coincidence with president giving cybersecurity talk. melissa: we don't know if information posted about family as information is real or not but that would be devastating. >> i'm starting to side a little bit with josh ernest on think you communist. >> just call me, a liberal. i won't be able to appear back on the air again. here's why. i think the public is sort of immune to a lot of this at this point. i think we hear it every day that is minor breaches. i don't think this is as bad as, you know, you're making it out to be. we don

. >>> jackie benson is on the national mall tonight. we don't just feel how cold it is, you can actually see it. >> repor jim, the store roy of what's going on right here is what you can see behind me. the wind that veronica talked about that was going to thrust us deeper into the deep freeze it's here. walks around this small park just show how treacherous the snow can be leftover from yesterday. the ice was treacherous. >> it needs to be salted. >> reporter: here the police blocked off a hilly section of the road after the freezing temperatures prevented any deicing chemicals that had been spread there earlier. on the streets, people were bundled up to their eyeballs with hoods and scarves. this is the night to pull out the hat with the ear flaps. true weather warriors including this familiar face know it is the best way to defeat the biting winds. >> i'm obsessed with staying warm. i hate the cold so much. and i actually combined the hat with a ski mask and another hat underneath it. >> my mom got it from the store. >> reporter: and

. >> leah benson runs street light u.s.a. with super bowl xlix set to kick off down the road in glendale, benson is prepared to see more girls sold for sex. >> the circuits for girls. >> what are the circuits? >> the circuits are many pimps bringing their girls from one entertainment venue to another to another to another. >> suggesting an increase in sex trafficking around the big game in 2014, arizona state university conducted the first of its kind study at super bowl xlviii. attempts to market women for commercial sex increased sharply, and that any large event which provides a significant concentration of people in a relatively confined urban area becomes a desirable location for a trafficker. >> it finally wasn't until i was age 21 that something just snapped in me. and i said you know what rosalind, if you don't get out now you're going to die and i left. >> rosalind said she was only three years old when a family member sold her into the sex trade. later, a boyfriend turned out to be a pimp. >> he definitely beat me i

jackie benson news4. >> you can hear the frustration. thanks jackie. >>> new tonight, one of the passengers on board that smoky train is showing this video. his iphone stamped the photo at 3:20. roger says this photo is when evacuations began. it's time-stamped at 4:01. then he took a picture of what he says is the first firefighter he saw. finally, about two minutes later, rogers is in the tunnel walking to safety. >>> the family of the woman who died on the metro train is trying to find hope in their loss. carole glover was a mother a grandmother and a successful business woman. they are giving thanks to the man who gave cpr to her on the train. they are also hoping that it becomes safer for everyone. >> our hope is to make a change somewhere in somebody's life and this is the change that is coming. the change is coming. >> that does so much for me to have him be there for her and do what he did. it restores my faith in humanity. >> the metro incident was january 12th. glover's mother says that her father died on the same date in 1982

rita benson is the owner of the new orleans saints. they are interviewed by jonathan karl. this is about 20 minutes. >> [applause] >> this is a real treat for me. i'm here with the two most powerful women in sports. very exciting. not only are you a the top of a profession that we see is largely male-dominated, the nfl, nascar, not only is professional sports male-dominated, but those two sports particularly, but you're both doing innovative things in the side of business and community development side of sports. first, i have to start with women in sports. come right out and tell us, what's it like to be the boss of a 350 pound offense alignment? what is that relationship like? >> i'm older now. i'm also in a family business. when i started, a lot of people who workforce -- i was a kid, a years old. it's a difficult thing in terms of some of them have known me when i was a child. the players are younger than me now. i think of them as a cousin con of relationship. they're clearly not my children. they are big guys. the larger-than-life. they have big hearts. they do a lot

that i made it clear it not in san francisco is opted to growing the second letter by best testimony bensonchurch street dear complaining commissioners outreaching i've asked this be read i beverly wanted to voice my support sponsor the project my house is not in direct view i ask they improve the block and whole there recent many challenges for 0 families with small children and smaller homes to be provided room for children in san francisco in addition there are several homes on the street it is not the first to be remodeled the current real estate market is by reduced inventory if this family can't make improvements there are be developers that will cease the opportunity to make an department i appreciate this opportunity and release that are neighbors. >> thank you, ma'am your time is up. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment. >> hello, i'm dale aim a long time resident of san francisco i lived in upper noah valley it is essentially the first block of glel park and i want to say that first off the existing structure has no earth sithsd i know the property plan is you got

>> i was born and raised in brooklyn, new york, in the benson-hearst section, which was back then and maybe even now, if you took an aerial photo, it was ethnically divided, it was the italian-american section, the irish section, the african-american section, the puerto rican section, and i was in an italian-american section called benson-hearst. my father is a first generation, his father was born in italy, he came to the united states at the turn-of-the-century, at the turn of the 19th and 20th century and my father was raised early on in the little italy section of new york in manhattan, and moved to brooklyn, and our family was raised in brooklyn. he went to columbia university college of pharmacy and became a pharmacist, and that is what he did for all of his life. >> so that is how you got the name doc. >> yes, back then, many people called a pharmacist doc, and many people who did not have the time or not want to make an appointment, they would go to a pharmacist and explain the symptoms, but my father never overstepped his bounds. if somebody needed to see a physician, he woul

jackie benson spoke with his wife. >>> this ph posted on the site was september at 2:30 p.m. r 30th. about three hours into what was supposed toe a short hike up the mountain, hari can be pointing tohe sig of a four-day yoga retreat. his wife emily smith, who also attended th retreat, spoke to news 4 by phone. >> shorts, tennis shoes, t-shirt. he had bottle of water with, a cell phone. a a very small handful of trail mix. >> smitsa terrain is is daunting. >> they sent three search teams up. we charterer lipte the federal police came. he has friends all over the world. we put this out on facebook and twitter. support from all over the world is pouring in. >> emily smith says her husband is an experienced hiker but is worried he may be injured. they don't always have a helicopter available with in tpa red radar. >>> remembering a father and son who were gunned down in the middle of the street. 49-year-old preston cornelius and preston cornielleelius jr. police are still searching for suspects in these murders. >>> a man shot this video of smoke pourin out of a restaurant in nor

jackie benson news4. >> thank you, jackie. we take the weather now and the wet streets could be iced over. meteorologist doug kammerer is joining us. >> take a look at the numbers. it's freezing everywhere. below freezing as jackie just showed you. 21 in gaithersburg. we're going to continue to drop as the temperatures go because of the clear skies. winds are starting to die just a little bit we will see clear skies. it will bring a mixture of rain and snow that could affect your afternoon rush tomorrow. we'll talk about that and the weather for super bowl sunday. >> thanks, doug. >>> fire investigators say that a christmas tree helped fuel the flames of a massive fire at a mansion in annapolis a few days ago. tonight, investigators say without a doubt sprinklers would have made a difference. our darcy spencer reports that sprinklers may be required to be put in new homes. >> reporter: they could opt out of the lay requiring sprinklers in new homes. that is about to change. but tonight, the state fire marshal told me he's conc

>> good afternoon, commissioners brad benson i dating back to the america's cup had an opportunity towork with jennifer almost on a dial basis she worked with so many of us throughout the port and i think you've been eloquent about what she meant for the rafting waterfront and the city we've heard in the service today she's so smart and such a problem solver and so passionate about working for the city and she did it with grass and witness and caring caring about people and we're all going to miss her so thank you. >> thank you other public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. next item >> item 6 b port commissioners report. >> i don't have anything to report colleagues? any public comment on commissioners report? next item, please. >> items on content 7 a request the authorization to terminate the public trust pursuant to sb 15 and adaptation for the environmental quality act relate to the proposed transfer. >> 7 b request authorization to advertiser for the krauks construction bid peer 49 wafer j one sewer that is my understanding replacement and item 7 c request for the

as news4's jackie benson reports, nearly half were under the age of 25. >> father we want to see the murder rate go down. >> repor they gathered in front of the northeast performi arts center as they ha for the last 24 years in memory of the youngest victims. lit candles and listened to a roll call of the names of people under 25 who were murder in the distri this year. that list was 45 people long. >> 18 years old. jonathan adams, 17 years old. >> repor assistant d.c. police chief diane grooms referenc increased violen of the last week noting th several of the victims were young people. >> we had a rough week this week. ever since christmas eve. and we're just praying for a quiet night. >> repor the vigil was started more th two decades ago by rita jackson who wasn't feeling well and had her assistt fil her shoes. >> i feel a connection. i've also had, while in the program we've had a couple of members who have also lost their lives through homicide. >> repor one long time partict offer words of wisdom. >> a lot of did not have to die because of violence but because somebody did not

jackie benson with news 4. >>> investigators now have a clearer picture on why airasia ended up at the bottom of the java sea. it was pushed beyond the limit ins the final seconds of the flight. it climbed a 6,000 feet in one minute before stalling and going into the water. why did it make a deadly climb? it's not clear and they asked to increase to 38,000 feet and they said no to the storm because of too many other drivers. >>> they hope that thieves do not strike again. police are advising you to lock your cars and hide the valuables. they went into 27 unlocked cars and stole items. they were parked near george mason university. today several more were hit. police are patrolling the area through the night. >>> more detail on the weather and we need more detail. snow tomorrow and more to come. >> more to come and this is going to be a stormy pattern over the next couple of days and two weeks. we're going to talk about that. the one thing they want to expect is do not expect to see snow when you wake up tomorrow morning. the morning rush is going to be a okay. isn't that okay there? >>

opportunity to hear the issues and give us our direction as well so with that - >> thank you diane brad benson with the special projects really happy to be working with dooib and byron on this effort if we can go back to the presentation one of the things we heard from the commission what it is good to look back and good to look another what's been accomplished and what are the big issues going forward and what are the things we have to grapple with in the waterfront plan and what is going to engage the project and how much of the port is left to do and that set us back to the computer so toward to map that and think about the issues we put together this presentation i'm sorry that the font size is not working well ms. tan has done a wonderful job but i'd like to go through those slides and share with the waterfront issues that diane was mentioning first imperch to work with the multiple partners for the shipping and the port working on the crane coffee park we had the benefit of the 72 to 28 vote on proposition f to increase to the waterfront and working with an affiliate with the giant in th

guy benson is here with us, political editor of townhall.com. so how many breaks as the american consumer got over the last two years? i only count one and that is the price of gas. and they want to take this away from us. what is your take on it? >> i'm just mystified by this. i have to say herriot low and you are right, this is finally a break, everyone feels that it hits them in the wallet immediately. washington swearing in a brand-new republican congress, people saying maybe we ought to raise taxes because these gas prices have gotten so low that we can get away with it and pay for some spending down the road. i understand policy arguments on both sides, charles krauthammer arguing, saying that the gas tax should be raised a lot higher than what they are proposing here in washington on the hill. and then it should be offset elsewhere, they say. but no i cannot have got my head around it. gerri: lets to shame them all, the operative phrase is to leave the door open for the tax increase. that is what james van hoch had to say. saying that i d

one thing we have records of during the encampment, one gentlemen, berry benson kept a diary, published by his sister years later after the war and they would talk about practical jokes that would go on in the camps. they would throw percussion down the hearth and you would have three or four men running out of the cabin after the hearth exploded. we thought it was a cute story until we were excavating the sites, we found percussion caps. it was fine to find that connection. when you're doing the excavations and you find that kind of personal connection between, you know, a story mentioned in the documentary record or just evidence for a single opportunity, it makes archaeology an exciting endeavor to be engaged in. you have rows in the downsloped direction to the north. you have enlisted men. on this side of the path to the right is where the officers' quarters are located. a total of ten company streets we recorded through archaeology archeological survey. each of those ten company streets has ten huts in each one. so ten streets by ten huts is 100 all together. this layout is similar

jackie benson spoke with his wife from mexico. >> they chartered a helicopter. we chartered our own hicte and the federal police came. >> smith says her husband is an experience hiker, but she worries heaybe injured. searchers have not consistently had access to a helicopter with infrared radar. the search does continue. >>> someid in prince george's ty say they should not have to pay to feel safe after a shoot-out and murder at their apartment complex. they wereil on the top floor of the camden college park apartmentsar yesterday morning. those livi at the complex say told theyet new dead bolts on their doors but they are upset they will have to pay $50 to get new locks installed. they haveo put an extra security d duty. police have increased patrols in the area. so far the killer has not been found. > a developing story out of spain. a bomb scare at a madrid train station w a false alarm. a man sa he had a bomb in his backpack was going to detonate it on the train. spanish officials say that man was not cang any explosives. madrid metro stopped train traffic i

. >> jackie benson news 4 today. >> this is just preliminary. the final report will take months to prepare and it will be comprehensive and longer. our transportation reporter is working the story from home and we will check in with him to clarify the things just released in the report. >> the time is 9:05 and we want to get a check on the forecast with beautiful sunshine. >> it started out cold. let's check in with chuck bell who is outside. how does it feel? >> it's cold. still feels like winter time. temperatures including ours here in northwest washington still below freezing. 31 degrees on the front lawn. temperatures also below freezing. here's the way it looks from just over my head. all of northern virginia in the district bathed in sunshine. darkness but that's not to be the case for the rest of the day. the national harbor nary a breeze. temperatures 23 and 30 in menassis. you will definitely need your warm jacket. that depends on how poll rant. temperatures in the mid 30s and spending most of the afternoon in the upper 30s to near 40.

not a word about the mets are there new pitcher, kris benson who just arrived in a dubious trade. then it got worse. during the commercial, infinite better than a baseball game? morris couldn't understand why anyone would fight himself by watching the news for the worst thing that happened in the mets game was their relief pitching. yes said morris. now let's shift ahead and i want to introduce you to dick cheney as i've been introduced to him. we all know vice president cheney here dishonors recently as a few weeks ago after the senate committee released favoretta torture. just when you thought it was safe, he's back saying i was so good i do it all over again. that's how much i enjoy torture. can't wait to do that again. and so i pay my own picture of dick cheney. i have a character in the book named prewitt. root is the conscience of responsibility in the bush administration. he's the legal advisor to secretary ridge mr. tisch's legal adviser to homeland security, secretary tom ridge. he is the liaison between rich and cheney. if you read former homeland security secretary tom

guy benson is here with us, political editor of townhall.com. so how many breaks as the american consumer got over the last two years? i only count one and that is the price of gas. and they want to take this away from us. what is your take on it? >> i'm just mystified by this. i have to say herriot low and you are right, this is finally a break, everyone feels that it hits them in the wallet immediately. washington swearing in a brand-new republican congress, people saying maybe we ought to raise taxes because these gas prices have gotten so low that we can get away with it and pay for some spending down the road. i understand policy arguments on both sides, charles krauthammer arguing, saying that the gas tax should be raised a lot higher than what they are proposing here in washington on the hill. and then it should be offset elsewhere, they say. but no i cannot have got my head around it. gerri: lets to shame them all, the operative phrase is to leave the door open for the tax increase. that is what james van hoch had to say. saying that i d

sitting next to me, guy, benson and fox news contributor town hall.com political editor. >> a block. the lead. that's the first story. >> he missed the chance to go to france. this the wake of the terror attack on "charlie hebdo" many dwat erred for a unity rally in paris. not hung them were the leaders of a country called the united states of america. president barak hussein obama could not tear himself away from the "entourage" marathon long enough to tear himself away from freedom. josh ernest addressed the controversy and he says he thinks it is unfair to say we should have sent someone with a high profile to be there. >> i think it is fair that we should have sent someone with a higher profile to be there. >> meanwhile, the secretary of state john kerry, will head there to show solidarity with the people of france. and by the way an -- a device was thrown through the newspaper . it is like playing whack a kitten. >> in this metaphor, the kittens are the terrorists. that's how metaphors work. is it time to finally impeach president obama for this ridiculous disappearing act if yo

they want the people who live in harlem to be policed the same way as the people who live in benson hursthese are the things they are asking for. >> and you were in the department, so they don't get that now? >> well i mean we can look at some of the responses and the tactics by the police department and how certain communities are policed differently than other communities, so it's not just a thought -- i mean this is reality. >> it's reality from your point of view and then i listen to police officers on the other side who simply say, we're fair. we're honest. we treat everybody the same way. >> yeah you may hear that but we have to look at the results. we have to look at how certain communities -- and perception is important. we have to look at how certain communities perceive how they are being policed. we're talking about independent people being arrested. there were incidents of something called lucky bag that the police department implemented at one time. where someone would find property in a subway station, and if 245i don't immediately hand it over to a police officer, they woul

benson is pitching and he detected a possibility. he resumed chewing avoiding any contact in hoping that the only sound in the dining room would be the but how. the drumming of her fiery fingernails against the table or the side. god had implanted the guilt pipes deep within her. like the wail of a tornado warning that the string of a police siren or a way of drawing back on itself before breaking so that gives you the sense. he never did anything wrong and his idea of a major problem is he wants to watch this new pitcher and she wants to watch wolf blitzer. that is the difference between them. let me continue a little bit with maurice and his dilemma. of course he always wins. he never gets to watch because rona is in charge of the house and uses skilled as her weapon. so maurice finds himself later on watching cnn. he sat in the lounge with a interest. it was 2004 that it could but it could have been anywhere since it was proclaimed. at the same crescendo with music and unmistakable voice of james jones waiting to see the interview

. >> leah benson runs this facility. >> i think it's increases the circuits that are traveling with reference to girls. >> the circuits? what are the circuits? >> the pimps bringing their girls from one venue to another to another to another. >> suggest increase in sex trafficking around the big game in 2013, arizona state university conducted a first of a kind study at super bowl xlviii in new jersey. did conclude that markets attempts to market women at these big events concentration of people in a relatively confined urban area becomes a desirable location for a trafficker. >> it finally wasn't until i was 21 that that something just snapped at me. you know what rosalyn if you don't get out now you're going to die. and i left. >> she says she was only three years old when a member of her family sold her into the sex trade. then her boyfriend turned into her pimp. >> he definitely beat me into submission. >> roz marin now helps at street life helping the 42 young women who live there. there's a bibled one billboard put up to make people aware of a the sex trade. >> children who are sold for

we have guy benson political editor, town hall. com. great to have you on the show. >> happy friday gerry. gerri: happy friday, to you. government heavy-handed, heavy regulation tell you exactly what to eat. wendy's, we'll give you an option. we won't have soda on kid's menu, but if you ask we'll give it to you. that puts parents firmly in control. how do you analyze this. >> start with the government side for day care regulation that you just mentioned. i would say generally i'm with thomas jefferson on this broad question saying government is best that governs least. and in this case, obviously the micromanagement being imposed by the administration is antithetical to that sentiment. i was actually reading whole story about this in the "wall street journal," gerri. it is not just general guidelines saying hey let es have the kids eat healthier food. face it kids in day-care at that age, they will not make responsible he choices for themselves. i'm for healthy food for kids. the degree to which the government tells these business owner

guy benson senior political editor for townhall.com and fox news contributor is here with the latest. great to have you here. >> hi, gerri. gerri: was it democrats that really kay owed this idea? >> i think so. the president doesn't seem to listen to anything republicans want ever. so the fact he got so much pushback from his own party look this was unsustainable proposition, right? especially on the heels of a speech where the president used this formulation talking about middle class micks and one of the first things he wants to do is create this giant new community college entitlement paid for partially by taxing middle class savings for the first time ever in this realm and it was not just pelosi but all the way down chris van hollen from maryland, who is the ranging member on budget committee. >> just a bad idea. just a bad idea, particularly talking about helping the middle class. that seems pretty much the sum and substance of his state of the union. he was say essentially programs the 529 only help the 1%, really well think. hear what grover norquist from americans for tax ref

she, dominique harris benson, did not take that money, but she was so touched by the homeless man's generosityhim again and set out raising money to help him. she set a goal of 500 pounds. she ended up raising nearly 33,000 pounds. that's nearly $50,000. the man, known only as robbie, has been homeless for seven months. the money dominique raised will go to help him and other homeless men and women in that area. >>> our rewrite of the golden globes is next. >>> in tonight's rewrite, we will rewrite the golden globes. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers including lymphoma h

for until applications of this fascinating discovery, time for some real talk with guy benson. does it matter? does it matter that she was a democratic worker before? does it matter that the story may not have been completely as it was laid out a couple of nights ago? >> sort of, i guess. i feel like most people are already past that speech. i think this is not necessarily a giant surprise that this woman was, in fact, a democratic campaign operative not necessarily the every woman she was presented to be with no disclosure, of course to viewers at home. but this president has had an anecdote problem dating back to the 2009-2010 health care debate when the number of stories he told in support of obamacare turned out not to check out when the facts were examined. >> there are probably hundreds and how to sands of women who could have written that letter who tulgly do exist who haven't worked for a democratic campaign before. so just seems kind of sloppy. >> sloppy. manufactured. political theater. that's basically describes many state of the union addresses. i think they probabl

that's marco rubio 26%, scott walker 22, ted cruz 21, ted benson tied with ted cruz, rick santorum atobby jindal 14%, only 14% of republicans want to see bobby jindal on a presidential campaign stage. how important are those polls, david, in republicans making up their minds about getting into this? >> not very. i should think at this point in the 2008 cycle, barack obama is both behind hillary clinton and john edwards. sarah walker and ted cruz will probably rise. he said something about the what, not the who of politics. it is not clear that wage stagnation is a democratic issue at all. and the president's state of the union is going to demonstrate how untrue that is. the president's ideas are all about transferring money around after it's been earned. he doesn't have an answer to the question of why are wages stagnating, he has a plan for reshuffling the cards after the wages have stagnated. and the thing that they can bring to this debate is the question of why what people actually earn is not going up. >> i want to thank david for what he said, but i also hope that means that rep

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we have pete hegseth, guy benson political editor for townhall.com. ed butowsky manager at chatwood investment management. welcome to all. pete start with you. one of the real centerpieces of this so-called plan would be a second increase on capital gains. president obama already raised capital gains once. it went under his watch from 15% to 23-point%. now he wants to make it 28%. that is near doubling. what do you make of this? is that any way to really give the middle class prosperity? what do you say? >> absolutely not. this is really the third bite at the apple. obamacare raised it by 3.8, so-called taxpayer relief act of 2012 raised it by five points. so, now we might take it to 28. the president claim, well this is just what the rate was under ronald reagan who cares? gerri: right. >> well under the 1986 tax reform when the capital gains rate went to 28%, realizations of capital gains plunged by half and so did revenues. that's the point. you raised the rate, you get less revenue, not more. in fact, steve moore, who was just in this chair before

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we have guy benson, political editor of town hall. ben, let me start with you.nd mike, for mike huckabee. who has the inside track if any of them right now? >> well, that's a lot of names. first, i'm just sort of surprised, was it really only 20 debates in 2012 on the republican side? it felt like 1300. i feel like i was at all of them. so i'm glad that the rnc is trying to get a handle on that a little bit here and bring in a sense and a number of debates that would perhaps be less crazy, less of a circus atmosphere. i don't think you can really argue there's any sort of inside track this early on. i will say in terms of having name recognition and a group of people behind him with a lot of money and the early advantage of basically announcing first obviously jeb bush is formidable. but still, it's january 2015. we have a very long way to go before i will start calling any favorites in this one. >> you're right about the last primary. they cut each other up. julie, are the democrats licking their chops right now because they have hillary sailing away? >> i thin

mark one electrical mechanical computer that grace hopper is programming and features about this guy benson atanasoff in iowa. he takes his kids and puts them in a car and drives all the way out to iowa state to visit this computer. he spends four days they're looking at the computer learning what he can from it. this becomes the bonanza for those of you in this room who are intellectual property or pet lawyers because it ended up being a fight for 20 years. for me it's not about stealing. steve jobs said good artists borrow an great artists steal. if you're pointed a collaborator in the digital age you have to pick up ideas from all over the place. that's what innovation is. i'm taking the site and combining it with the site in ada lovelace at imagination is combining ability. you combine ideas from all over so markley gets back to the university of pennsylvania with all of these ideas in the set i'm going to need a team. he partners with presper eckert a great mechanic and engineer who is a think one of his granddaughters -- grandfathers invented a machine. making machines that don't get