brad, wait, wait wait, brad woodhouse, you know, i'm going to direct this at shawn. i'll let shawn answer because brad's got a little more time. the point is, shawn, the most shovel-ready infrastructure position is the keystone pipeline. the building trades council who obama spoke to today, all are in favor of the keystone pipeline project. and literally hundreds of thousands of jobs are at stake. blue collar jobs, construction jobs. shawn, is this going to be continuing as a campaign issue, because there is going to be another vote. i think obama's not going to be able to get around this. i mean i just don't see how he gets around this, shawn. how does he get around this? >> for three years, this administration has given unions everything that they want. the stimulus bailout for general motors. you name it. >> i'm glad you're -- >> everything that they wanted. the one time that we actually agree with them that keystone equals jobs is the one time he actually caves and sides with the environmentalists. >> brad woodhouse, let me switch gears a little bit. does preside

after all, this is brad's second marriage and angie's third. >> brad and angelina aren't very low-keye very glamorous, so they could do something that's really kind of pared down that isn't very elaborate. >> reporter: but in brad and angie form, we could see a charitable component tied to the ceremony. in 2006, their first biological child was born in namibia to bring attention to the african country. and in 2008, the couple sold the first images of their twins to magazine publications for millions with proceeds going to the jolie/pitt foundation. the engagement reportedly comes as the six kids making up the brangelina brood wanted brad to get mommy a ring. if the kids were this involved in brad putting a ring on it, it's safe to say they'll be in the wedding. perhaps this journey down the aisle will mark the end of the jen/brad/angie love triangle nonsense we've always heard about. >> no. >> hollywoodlife.com is reporting brad's ex jennifer aniston is happy for angelina and credits angelina for her happiness with her new boyfriend justin theroux. >> jennifer always takes the high ro

brad pitt and angelina jolie. engaged to marriage.a gander at the rock of gibraltar she has on her finger. we'll give you behind the scenes glimpse at their top-secret wedding plans. where are they going to stay? good morning to all of you. i'm dan harris. alongside the lovely paula faris. would you comfortably wear a rock that size? >> i don't know if i could hold my hand up. i would be frightened to wear something that large. no, i don't think i could do it. >>> good morning, everyone. it's sunday, april 15th. also coming up this morning, the woman being called the granny kingpin. she looks innocent, but she's not. she's accused of running a drug ring across four states. that's coming up in just a moment. >> a growing number of criminals carrying their aarp cards. >> got play the bills. got to pay the bills. >>> but first this morning, let's update you on the devastated tornadoes that roared across the heart of this country overnight. at least five dead. 121 tornadoes slammed into the four states. our storm-chasing meteorologist gin

but brad has a brother he's really close to.ikely to be in the wedding party. >> tell us about the ring. we know that brad collaborated with that jeweler for nearly a year to design it. how much is it worth? >> it seems they spared no expense. they sought out the diamond for this ring. the jeweler shaped it perfectly to suit angelina's hand. they worked for about a year on this. it's something he invested a lot of money in. >> will she become angelina pitt? that remains to be seen. >>> let's send it to ron for today's news. >> good morning, everyone. in the news, a scandal in the u.s. secret service. a dozen secret service agents traveling with president obama in colombia, have been sent home for alleged personal misconduct. the agents were accused of drinking and patronizing prostitutes. >>> talks between iran, the u.s. and five other powers over iran's nuclear program began in turkey today. the other nations are concerned that iran is trying to develop nuclear weapons. there's some optimism to continue the talks next month. >>

she said you have to ask brad. >> well -- >> here i am.el it's important to our kids, we will do so. >> reporter: their kids must have spoken up, because now it's official. hollywood's most glamorous couple is engaged. >> i asked her to marry me. >> what? >> i'm getting married. >> a lot of people didn't give them a year or two to stay together. and they've been together for about seven years now. so they defied all odds. >> reporter: with an odd-defying ring that brad helped design, a year in the making, more than six carats. >> if it weren't for will and kate it would be the wedding of the century. but it's definitely the biggest wedding since the royal wedding. >> reporter: this isn't the first wedding for either member of brangelina. jolie's been married twice before. once to actor billy bob thornton. and pitt famously divorced jennifer aniston before dating jolie. as for the wedding. so many questions still remain. when and where will they get married? who will design the wedding dress? and what roles will their six kids play in the c

on the heat" as brad says. and they're asking, when are you going to marry daddy? >> speaking of the ring, we know brad collaborated with a jeweler for apparently an entire year. wow, that took a lot of thought and effort. what do we know about the ring itself? >> he won't confirm the price or size but it's is the i mated to be between 10 and 18 karcarats. it's flawless. it was designed with angelina's hand in mind. >> now they haven't set a date yet. do we have any idea what time of year, what the thought is, how long the engagement will be, given how long the preengagement has been, it's anyone's guess. >> they have a lot of homes around the world tied to many different countries. it could be at their chateau in france, home in new orleans. no matter what, it will be spectacular. >> and i'm sure the children will be involved. >> absolutely. >> and finally we want to talk to you about another story because "people" has exclusively learned about ryan o'neal. he's apparently been diagnosed with prostate cancer?

brad pitt and angelina jolie's engagement. this morning we're going to have more on why they finally decided to get married. and we'll talk about the ring that brad personally designed. >> pretty big. okay. we'll get into that. but we're going to start with the weather. and of course those deadly tornadoes over the weekend. the record-breaking heat expected in the east today. let's get to al roker upstairs, keeping an eye on all of it. >> good morning, savannah. here's that outbreak as it came across the plains states on saturday, wreaking havoc. 130 tornadoes. but the good news is, the forecasts were out early for this. as you look into oklahoma, woodward oklahoma, five deaths, all deaths out of this tornado outbreak happened in woodward. rural community about 140 miles from oklahoma city. three children among the dead. 30 others were injured. and in kansas, where they had incredible amount of tornadoes, as well. in fact national weather service saying a month's worth of tornadoes spotted sunday in kansas. 100 homes damaged i

brad and michael love have more time.d is eligible but has not yet made parole. >> we're going to spend as many years together here as we can. i love him to death. i would do anything for brad. anything. short of killing some body again. >> coming up on lockup raw:prison love. >> these cats are their kids. you mess with the cat, it's their family. >> special bond between prisoner and pet. >> play games, with no respect, they'll shoot you respect back. [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them can't do anything about it. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] >>> the social center of almost every prison is the yard. it's the rare space where inmates socialize, exercise and occasionally fight to the death. but lockup crews have found that on some yards even at dangerous maximum security institutions, inmates have found something to fill their he

brad, can we take a quick call here?er: what i want the democrats to do, this is a suggestion. i heard you two talking about all of the technology, the blogs and the twitter but you got a lot of folk that are democrats that don't get the information because they're not technology savvy. i would hope that you guys would use some of the money you've raised and do some commercials on tv and talk about how the republicans are cutting our public sector jobs. they're talking about private sector jobs that are not enough but hear about how many jobs we've lost in our cities and states because they refuse to do the right thing. put it on tv and let folks see it. because we try to spread the word us little on the ground. if you hit them with a couple of commercials and make them start seeing the difference, we'll have a sweet november i'm hoping. keep up the good work and thanks a lot. >> bill: i think she will see some tv spots. >> she will see some tv spots. i think she brings up an excellent point. it is the insidious nature o

brad pitt and angelina jolie are headed down the aisle.bc news, yes, it's confirmed. it is a promise for the future. and their kids are very happy. >> america doesn't have a royal family. so, they follow the top celebrities as the royal family. >> reporter: this a-list of all a-list power couples, have said they would marry each other when everyone in america could legally wed. but their six children have been hounding them to make it official. >> we explained to them, our commitment when we started to start a family was the greatest commitment you could possibly have. once you have six children -- >> you're committed. >> reporter: brad did more than just pop the question, to the woman he's been tied to since they played husband and wife seven years ago in "mr. and mrs. smith." >> perfect timing. >> as always. >> reporter: he designed the ring. this ring. angelina wore it recently in los angeles. their son, pax, by their side. it took a year to create. and is reportedly worth $250,000. they designed a julie line together. and she's worn hi

brad pitt? >> the kids asked me.ed our commitment that it was the greatest commitment you could have. >> reporter: they're making the commitment. they're very aware their every move is being watched. >> a lot of celebrities use the wedding and their engagement as a time for attention. brad and angelina have never been like that. they're very personal people. it will be fascinated to see how they'll handle it. >> reporter: when and where can we expect to see it unfold? reportedly, this summer at the couple's estate in france. they'll exchange bows in front of 200 to 300 guests. after the wedding, they and their six children will go to england where they'll live for the next two to three years. no specifics on the date just yet. everybody will be watching and waiting. and the big question who will design the dress? >> a very big question. i know you'll be on the case. we first heard about this in "pop news." >> thank you. >> slewly. >>> up next, josh has "the play of the day." there's another way to help erase litter b

and brad said, "that's fine, what about a rape counselor?" "nope.e're interviewing her alone or we're not interviewing her at all." well, you know what? after everything she'd been through, i wouldn't let nobody interview her unless i was there, or my husband was there, or brad was there. >> reporter: shauna's medical records outlined the resulting wound and infection the 16-year-old suffered after three days of sexual abuse. >> we found out that she had gonorrhea in her throat. she had chlamydia and was severely, severely, severely torn and ripped down below. that's when they found out they used different things on her. >> the hospital declined to comment due to federal privacy laws. >> they expected me to be alone with a male investigator in an interrogation room. i couldn't do that. i couldn't even be alone with my dad. they should understand that. if i can't be alone with my dad or my brothers, what makes you think i can be alone with a man i've never met in my whole life? >> in the two years since the abduction no one has been arrested or prose

brad, $150 million.0 million, in addition to movies both do endorsements for companies like louis vuitton and heineken. >>> still out front, why you should be careful what you put on the internet. don't miss this, especially if you're wanted by the fbi. this is a real "wanted" poster. stick around. >>> finally, "anonymous" ask a group responsible for cyberattacks to organizations around the world. one of the more notorious members was a hacker named wormer. he was able to hack into the we be sites of four u.s. law enforcement agencies and release information about dozens of police officers. he was anonymous and untouchable. he even taunted the police by posting this. that's right. this shot of a woman, taken from the neck down, and holding a sign mocking authorities was posted at the bottom of his website but it was taken with a iphone. why is that important? a lot of people don't realize including this master hacker embedded in every photo taken with an iphone are gps coordinates of where that photo was

. >> joining me now, republican admaker brad todd, former -- in fact, consultant at the crnc and tonytto, deputy press secretary for george w. bush. during my opening, i talked about the ads that the romney campaign is running, the romney campaign sent me an e-mail saying they have pulled any negative ads against santorum right now and they say we have done this out of deference to senator santorum's decision to suspend his campaign for personal family reasons. brad, not sur pricing this is not the time to go negative on santorum, but actually, it is a larger question. when they go after pennsylvania, are they targeting it as a general election state against president obama or are they trying to sort of end this primary campaign so that he is not in the race in may? >> i think the question somewhat academic, i think the vase over a lot of other states on this day. romney is going to win all of them. probably win pennsylvania and a few negative ads against santorum might aid that in that process but the mindset of the romney camp has to be looking it he general election now and it is j

brad benson, remember, was a rookie back then, didn't take part in the investigation. but, before long, his colleagues seemed to feel that steve was indeed the murderer. and they had their reasons. >> well, there were some reports of domestic violence in his past. >> in fact, it turned out, karin had left steve. why was she even in the house that night? a couple of months after karen's death, steve was arrested and charged with his wife's murder. what did steve strom do? >> well, of course, he denied it. he denied being involved. he fought the case tooth and nail. >> and those investigators remained convinced that their man was steve. >> yes. >> but, as the trial approached back at the beginning of the 1980s, none of the evidence from that chaotic bedroom murder scene could be tested for dna. the technology just didn't exist then. what they had instead was a circumstantial case, the testimony of friends and family who would say that steve was sometimes verbally and possibly physically abusive. but karin wanted out. >> there was black eyes and bruises that were witnesse

brad? >> oh, hi. i was wondering, i think it's called the bradley effect, where they found in california, in the '80s, i think, african-american candidate polled 5% or something higher than he received the week of the election, said it was because people were ashamed to admit that they wouldn't vote for someone because they were black. do you believe that people will tell a pollster they are voting for someone other than who they are really voting for because it's the socially acceptable thing to do, like someone in new york might think that, might be embarrassed, people think they are a nut job if they vote for santorum, someone who is black may feel like people are going to think they're a sellout if they don't vote for obama. do you think that people give answers to pollsters that are not true to how they're going to vote once they get behind the curtain and how do you think polling can account for this? >> thank you, brad. >> well, that's a question that's been looked at a lot. one answer to that

brad with a report. >> brad benson, special projects manager with the port of san francisco, representing the port director, monique moyer. while i am pulling up the slide show -- the port through the america's cup planning process and the cruise terminal planning process has identified that it needs to disconnect shoreside power at pier 27. this pier 27 shoreside power project was a marquee project for the report. funded by combinations of sources that i will describe in the presentation. we got a lot of scrutiny from the bay area air quality management district, who partially funded this court -- this project. epa and several nonprofit organizations that advocate for clean air about this proposal to disconnect shoreside power at pier 27 during the construction of the cruise terminal and the america's cup event. and through the ceqa process identified another short power project at pier 70 that could offset increased emissions that would result from disconnection of the pier 27 facility. this item does to how the court would implement the year 70 shoreside power -- how the court would im

host: brad woodhouse. guest: we've made investments in infrastructure that they have had to delay until now. we have lower cash on hand but we're investing in social media and in our state parties. we need to have robust stay party operations to get the president reelected. we pride ourselves in believing that this campaign will be won with boots on the ground as well as ads in the air. caller: good morning. he said that the president was distorting to campaign. democrats must think people in the country are stupid and that he has been creating jobs. it is amazing to me when i hear you represent the democratic party. you guys are going to be in for a big surprise because people are not nearly as dumb as you think we are. guest: he is just wrong. the president has not held a single campaign rally. he is doing fund-raising. republicans would love it if he did that to fundraising. of karl rove -- have karl rove spending half a billion dollars to try to defeat this president and he is wrong on jobs. 4.1 millio

details on why brad pitt and angelina jolie decided that now was the right time to get engaged. and dr. oz will be live in studio to talk about how video chatting is leading to a surge in cosmetic procedures. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and much more. i'm veronica de la cruz. thank you so much for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a great monday.

brad and angelina about to make it official.saturday morning" where news doesn't take the weekend off. durn'it, this thing's runnin' slow. bet you think you're pretty quick? yeah, i guess it is pretty quick. jesse?!? jesse? jesse?! much obliged. suddenly, everything else seems old-fashioned. ultrabook. inspired by intel. this is my grandson. and if it wasn't for a screening i got, i might have missed being here to meet him. the health care law lets those of us on medicare now get most preventive care for free like annual wellness visits, immunizations, and some cancer screenings. and that's when they caught something serious on mine. but we could treat it before it was too late. i'll be around to meet number two! get the screenings you need. learn more at healthcare.gov. you don't want to miss any of this! >>> welcome back, everyone. it's official. after seven years and six kids, mega stars brad pitt and angelina jolie are now engaged. you'll have to see the ring. >>> but first more entertainment headlines. president obama has d

brad delong from berkeley and larry summers who everyone knows released a paper recently looking at stimulus and found that actually when you do job creation in the short-term through fiscal stimulus, you're actually increasing long-run economic growth because there are certain aspects of the recession that actually create long-run drag on economic growth. and, you know, there are a couple of things, a couple of ways that it does that. one is that it decreases private -- recessions decrease private investment. another increases poverty levels. and poverty is one of the things that is notoriously difficult to come out of, the poverty cycle. it can delay or make people forgo education, investments in education for themselves to go -- they may not go to college, because they instead need to work to provide for parents who are now out of work. instead people go straight from high school to straight into the job market without investing in themselves. so for a variety of reasons, we see that recessions actually have long-run scarring effects. and doing something now can

brad, question number one. the two terns say we haven't heard from him since sunday, therefore we're withdrawing our represent tag. might another attorney be at play or does he not have a defense yet? >> he's got to be thinking about a defense. his phatter is a judge so he realizes the importance sof having someone actively advocating for him. and i'm sure if he hasn't retained somebody, he's actively looking for somebody. and that's right around the corn corner. >> in the case, and again, we don't know if charges will be brought. we know that this news conference is going to happen in jacksonville. we don't know if that means she will bring charges. but if she does, or according to the senior law enforcement officer who is telling cnn charges will be brought. and if it is manslaughter, and in a state like florida where we're talking stand your ground law, how, if you're his defense attorney, brad, how do you defend him? >> you know brooke, what this will come down to is three doctrines that are applied to the

and a rare statement by the accused gunman, brad zimmerman. man: we need a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over-the-top comfort couldn't hurt. and our perfect dream factory's been built. you're feeling sleepy already? nighty-night. [giggling] >>> san jose state university is no longer going to guarantee admission to south bay students even if they meet minimum cal state requirements. lloyd lacuesta live in san jose tonight where he talked to students now facing an uncertain future, lloyd. >> reporter: for more than 50 years any santa clara graduate with a c average would be accepted. the university says, it cannot do that any longer. >> my dream school. >> reporter: why is that? >> because i can get close to my family. i cannot live without any family. >> i don't think it's fair for people who have lived here all their lives. and have done a lot of things in the community, maybe community service and cannot get in any longer. >> this is a situation that has caused by the failure of our elected of

brad and angelina are engaged.d the news saying, is a promise for the future and their kids are very happy. there's no date set at this time. brad designed the ring, the couple confirmed the news after this picture them looking at an art exhibit with their son was released. eagle eye viewers may notice the ring on angelina's ring finger. it took a year from conception to finish. our number tonight 270 million, that's how much in dollars brad and angelina are worth, according to celebrity net worth.com. individually, brad's worth about $150 million. angelina is worth $120 million. in addition to movies, both have done endorsements for companies like louis vuitton and heineken. ♪ [ male announcer ] you plant. you mow. you grow. you dream. meet the new definition of durability: the john deere select series. with endless possibilities, what will you create? ♪ learn more about the new select series x310 with power steering at johndeere.com/x310. >>> finally tonight, anonymous is an internet group responsible for cyber a

brad patterson a great witness to so many things. not a lot of dramatic speeches in this thing but a lot of small conversations, that's another part of leadership. a liberal "new york times" correspondent -- >> one of us. >> -- wrote a book on one of us who said more progress was done in a year and a half with the desegregated schools. so there are different ways of going at this and different ways of evaluating this. if we take one or two more questions. again, i can't quite see. sure. >> i have a question, it sort of goes back to technique. you talked earlier about the substance and the sizzle but there's also a delivery of the speech. i worked as a speechwriter. one of the things you have to worry about is the delivery of the person that you're working for. is there a challenge with that? was there any advice for nixon on how to deliver the speech or did you just work around? >> the answer from what ray said earlier, some of the speeches i worked on we went through eight or nine drafts and by the end of it i couldn't find two word

brad bell is live with more. >> this is all about money. the state government says they need more money. one side says the casino will help because it will raise revenue. the governor said he is not a big fan of gambling and but like to raise taxes. either side got their way and now he says it is the people of maryland who will suffer. >> the battle over a proposed casino is being blamed for the possibility that maryland will be forced to implicate -- the blame lies largely with mike miller and his support of the casino. >> the gambling issue in the closing days crowded out a lot of other important things. >> miller points out he is not the only supporter of the casino and he assures the governor it will work out in the end. >> all they have to do is bring the people together. we will work it out. >> in the waning hours of the 90 day legislative session, the house and senate failed to approve a revenue package that included higher income taxes for those earning six-figure incomes. many say miller held the budget hostage as he tried to get a

brad bell coming abc7 news. >> the mystery continues. coming up next at 6:00, back-to- school for hundreds of students chased from their school from the deadly tornadoes in the midwest. >> a chilly night ahead. doug of the forecast. >> the washington capitals in control of a playoff spot. they will be tested tonight in tampa. hockey teams are feeling the pressure of the playoff began fighting for position. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 6. >> there has been a crash on route 301 northbound in the upper marlboro. a tractor trailer has flipped over just north of route four. one lane is getting by, but not an easy situation. southdown is open. no word on injuries. we will keep an eye on the situation. gas prices tonight are still on the move up in the area. >> the national average is now three -- $3.93. at watgerergate, it's $4.91. prices have not moved in the past fiewew days. >> virginia has launched a mobile app to alleviate services for the dmv. the users can even renew their driver's license using it. it is on the available for andro

brad bell, abc 7 days. >> any ran coming up? >> sunday has the potential. you can go to our web site at wjla.com and click on whether and we have a blog to carry on brad's story about how the weather affects the health of the chesapeake bay. we will see what this summer has weather wise because that will have an affect on the day and everything in it. let's talk local weather. there is some rain. moderate downpours if you live in that area. it will wash the pollen down, too. in the immediate metro area, not much at the moment. 62 and 54, that is it for the high and low. five hundredths of 1 inch of rain but we will take it. low 50's across the region now. 50 out of a report in gaithersburg. 55 in lexington park. cool weather and mother on the other side of the system when you get out to portions of ohio and ohio valley, 60's and 70's. once the system moves out overnight and we get sunshine tomorrow the seven the's will be our story for the next few days. -- the 70's will be our story for the next few days. everything is pushing east and northeast. a sunny,

i agree with brad. whether it's by this administration -- some of it's been held by years, in previous administrations, too, it should be disposed ever. look, this is a situation where it's important, congress has a role to investigate this. i no problem with congressional hearings being held. i'm glad they'll be held promptly. let's find out who caused the problems and let's make those people pay the consequences. i don't think this is unique to any one administration. there have been problems in both parties' administrations, and when they're discovered then we have to do everything we can to make sure it doesn't happen again. i hope that's what happened here. there may be some more people in gsa that will lose their jobs, and they finally should. >> megyn: broad, i'll give you the final word quickly. >> the congressman is absolutely right. more people in his party should listen to him, because he's the voice of reason. you don't blame somebody else. you take the blame, root it out, and fix it. >> hea

brad pitt's manager announced that angelina jolie and brad pitt are engaged. the two began their relationship while working on the film, "mr. and mrs. smith." no word on a wedding date. >>> now to the talk on the town on "tmz." america voted off jessica sanchez. the judge's favorite, they saved her. harvey joins us live from l.a. so harvey, viewers were stunned when she got voted off or received the lowest number of votes. what are folks talking about there in l.a.? >> reporter: well, i can tell you that a couple hours before the show aired, we posted a story, shawn, after talking with people we know over at idol. they knew about this and the producers scrambled. they were lobbying the judges to use their save card. now they insist today that they never told the judges specifically that it was jessica sanchez. but we knew it. because we posted the story that it was a favorite of the person and we didn't put the name in. but you know, she did not look all that surprised and i'm told that they probably saw our story. but the weird thing is, is that there was som

megyn: let me ask you about that, brad.ot of folks on the right have been critical of president obama for taking -- well, it's his superpac for taking a million dollars from bill hao mahr and have' pointing out, a big democratic donor. is this different from that? >> bill mahr has a television show and public recourse when people go against him. individual businessmen do not have individual recourse as a comedian who has a national television program. let me say this, the fact that the president doesn't have a record to run on shows the desperation of his campaign. this is a president doing this, deflecting and going off a handful of donors when we should be talking about the big issues and the president should be defending a record he can be proud of. the fact that he doesn't have a record and megyn you started off the program with a gallup poll that shows the core of the president's support is reading amongst blue collar workers. this is a desperation play on the white house and it won't work. americans will reject a pres

. >> brad and angelina, brad and justin. is the race to the alter on? is jen planning a big fat greek wedding at this resort? and who will design angelina's gown. >>> and katy perry getting cozy with a mystery man. and smooching a man on stage. >> and dick clark.

brad, can i ask you this? another slamdown line last night. because he has failed, he will run a campaign of diversions, distractions, and distortions. that kind of campaign may have worked in another place at a different time, but not here and now. now, your man doesn't have his own policies. all he does is slam. he slams paul ryan, mitt romney, splamz the supreme court. you know what i'm getting at. a very negative campaign. i don't think that's going to work. and romney challenged him on that very effectively. >> it's working so far. president up 49-45 over romney, up in the battleground states. i don't know what you're saying won't work. what won't work, going back to the policies that failed us before. mitt romney run as an economic wonder kin. what is he proposing that's different? >> let's look at the last three years. >> i'm going to let sean go ahead. >> if we want to talk about policies and failures, let's look at the last three years. debt and deficit out of control. the economy, unemployment, 8.2%. 750,000 more people unemployed th