california florida, illinois... and new york. and by the united states department of education... and the united states immigration and naturalization service. look at this place. we open in less than a week and there is still so much to do. cleaning electrical work, painting. [ chuckles ] we don't even have a name yet. who goes to a restaurant that has no name ? eh, maybe tomorrow i will think of something. this restaurant is your idea, eva. so what do you want to call it ? it would all be so much easier if you were here. i spent two hours working on this ! you were sleeping for two hours ! did you forget to cook this ? it tastes like it's raw ! - i need a new oven ! - you need to learn how to cook ! if you had equipment that works like any other restaurant-- this is not any other restaurant ! this is-- - a big mess ! - ahh ! your restaurant doesn't even have a name ! face it, brashov, you don't know wt you're doing ! i know i am going to open this restaurant in two days ! well, i won't be here to see it. you can find yourself another cook. - fine ! i will do that ! - this place

california florida, illinois... and new york. and by the united states department of education... and the united states immigration and naturalization service. - pick up. - what's this ? it's what you ordered. "grilled pork tenderloin." well, it never looked like that before. i tried something a little different this time. - a little different ? - why don't you just serve it ? the customer is waiting. all right. you asked for it. wow ! that was better than last fourth of july. - are you all right, jamal ? - i'm okay. i'm not so sure about the alarm system. - where's mr. brashov ? - right here. i'm sorry about that mr. brashov, but i'm sure i can fix it. no problem. - what happened ? - oh, i crossed some wires. too bad you missed it, mr. brashov. the fireworks were terrific. i heard it. that was enough. how long will it take you to fix it, jamal ? oh. i'm not sure. i have to read the instructions again. sometimes it's hard to believe that jamal is an engineer. that's the trouble. he is an engineer, not a repairman. repair person, mr. brashov. thank you, rosa. if he had not been lai

of ohio so far six hundred people have signed up from states including ohio but also arizona california florida illinois west virginia and new jersey it also is not just futures it is traders principal superintendents you know office staff guidance counselors. that for food service people transfer to should people the pilot training program would include a cross-section of those who already have a concealed carry permit to those who have little to no experience with guns it will be extensive and tailored to help school officials prepare for school violence like what took place in connecticut. so i want to talk more about this idea with jim hansen a military blogger with black five dot net jim going to say on the show i just want first get your take i mean what do you think about this idea of arming teachers and also about the fact that so many people have signed up for it first of all amidst a cornucopia of really bad ideas to try and solve this horrendous problem i think this is actually a good one i mean not all teachers are in any way going to be suited for this but the ones who are i think

california keeps taking it away. listen to this. tiger woods moves to florida to avoid paying california taxes. ago. since then he saved by the cancellations of our next guest $100 million in taxes. compare that to phil mickelson who is a california resident therefore pay 13% of his income over a million dollars, he has had to pay an extra $8 million extra in california just in the last year. our next guest wrote all about this in the "wall street journal." we take our numbers from her. we'll come to the program. >> thanks. stuart: you also have numbers on the exodus from california. tell us. >> 3.5 million in the last two decades which is a reversal because california is gaining a lot of people in the '80s. the tax decreases in the 90s and people started moving to texas, florida, lower tax states for the most part. stuart: so who's left? who are they? >> mostly upper middle class people. some millionaires have left, a lot of the athletes moving out, but a lot of upper middle class people or you get charged 9.3% now on income over about $50,000. stuart: i didn't know that. i know it is 13.3 ove

. >> reporter: and it's not just california. in florida and ohio, insurers have instituted double-digit rate increases. new york, which unlike california has power to roll back rates has generally held increases below 10%. overall medical costs are projected to rise only 7.5% this year, so some experts are puzzled by the double-digit premium increases, and question whether it has something to do with the obama care law, which will bring big changes next year. >> they know they're going to have a lot of changes and lose some business and get new business anyway. it may be that this is the best strategy for them to maximize profits for this year. >> reporter: the insurance companies insist they are not profiteering and say higher premiums are the result of simple math and a few early costs of obama care. >> premiums are going up because costs are going up. two, because of the population that's being served, is it older and sicker versus younger and healthy, and three, the new requirements with respect to regulatory issues as well as benefit,

california and florida tend to lead the pack. in this case, unfortunately. florida, 0.7% of the entire budget goes to funding judiciary. the superior court in san francisco recently said that it will have to reduce its staff by 42% compared to where it was two years ago, and that it will have to close 25 court firms -- courtrooms. we have established a commission for the preservation of the justice system that is chaired by ted olson and david boyce, speakers at this great forum in the past, and 24 of the most prominent lawyers in the country, both women and men, all ethnicities, both sides of the aisle, to look at this issue. let me tell you what we found. in hearings around the country, we found the supreme court of georgia telling us that there court is so under-funded that she has to ask nexus' lexus for pencils for her law clerks. in ohio, you cannot finally pleading unless you bring your own paper. in new hampshire, the court closed the courts to all civil jury trials for a year, a year. alabama supreme court justice said she is going to have to reduce

looks like a lot of places that were hard hit like florida and california? >> yeah, that is definitely the common denominator, places that were really hard hit. think florida, arizona, nevada, california. those places where you've seen enormous resets in home prices. those are many is places responding the best right now. that is because affordability is all-time highs. prices reset in some cases more than 10 years. pair that with mortgage rates which are well below 4% now. it sets you up for historic affordability. melissa: talk to me about where opportunity still exists. i hate when i hear about where i missed an opportunity and there is no, way to get in and make money for myself? >> well, i mean essentially, you know, if you're thinking about getting in the market and you're already in the market then the best time to have gotten in would be nationally at the bottom which was october of 2011. so essentially you're already a year past that. melissa: i don't want to hear about that! where is there still opportunity? you think you expect new york, atlanta an

aumento de precios de seguros médicos el reporte menciona que algunos estados afectados serían florida, ohioy californiae los inmigrantes indocumentados en illinois puedan tener licencias de conducir, la legislatura tiene que discutir el proyecto, según la enmienda, las licencias para 250 mil indocumentados serían de otro color y tendrían que renovarse cada 3 años. >>> el presidente de chile, piñera y sus ministros de gobierno generaron una dura ley contra el terrorisocialismo,el malestar aumentó cuando una pareja de ancianos murió en un atentado en vilcún. >>> en perú, la actividad terrorista sigue siendo de preocupación para el gobierno, el ejecutivo peruano decretó el estado de emergencia en esa zona, como nos explica andy ortiz, hasta el año pasado operaban ahí los remanentes del grupo sendero luminoso. >>> se esperaba que con la captura el año pasado del jefe de sendero luminoso, camarada artemio, terminara la violencia en esa zona pero el ejército ha efectuado al prórroga de 60 días, porque dicen que falta por la pacificación. >>> ha habido una dispersión de delincuentes terroristas en al zona, lo

tiger woods and the williams sisters long ago left california for florida, maybe not for tax purposesn't moved back. lebron james went to the heat instead of the heat so the clippers could save tens of millions over his contract. and taxes were in the conversation when peyton manning was debating going to san francisco or the broncos. if we're not careful, california could have a fridge situation, who could be california's gerard depardieu, and now the daily mail is reporting nicolas sarkozy may even move to london. this may bolster the argument if you raise tacks too much people modify their behavior. >> talking about modifying behavior, do you think we'll see some massive wealth flight or when you weigh out the costs of moving elsewhere it's just not worth it? >> you look at those numbers that jane put out which are staggering. $8 million that he will pay in taxes. remember, people in california have seen their tax rate increase by 7.9 percentage points just in the last three months. when you're making millions, this starts to get to be a big number. academic research shows that peo

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tiger woods agreeing with phil mickelson in an interview woods saying he moved to florida from california has lower tax rates, and, in fact, it doesn't tax income at a state level. to compare, california has a 13% rate. florida has no state income tax. earlier this week, mickelson hinted he might leave california because of higher taxes before backtracking from the comments facing criticism from the left. now it's time to bring in the judge about the mobility of people's freedom to be mobile. i say that people were trying to stop phil mickelson from exercising his freedom of movement. go. >> oh, i think you're correct. i actually think they are being kind because the people trying to stop him are the tax collectors, the people who benefit from the taxes collected by california and the manner in which it's spent. they don't want him to leave. they want him there as a fair target for the tax collectors in california. >> they can't stop him. >> no. no. here's what they can do. in fact, they have done this to you and me and anybody who has a principle residence in the state of new jersey and

times sacramento bureau chief, evan, i understand that tiger woods made the move from california to floridaut tell me, is mickleson seriously thinking of leaving? >> i don't know what is in his mind. his tax rate is 13% and in florida i don't think they pay any taxes and that's why tiger woods left. 39.6% and add 13.3% up from 10.3%, that's 3 points higher for him in california than it was last year, and we calculated that if we had the new rates to the last year's income he would have paid 1,822,904 more dollars in taxes, that's insignificant. >> yeah, it's a lot of money and the tax rates for the super wealthy like phil mickleson are higher in california than other parts of the country and california is the 9th biggest economy in the world and output dwarfs other states and there's a reason that you know, lots of millionaires and billionaires want to live here and keep living here. >> greta: well, and he's now backing down, he's advising for saying that publicly almost like it's bad manners to talk about money and taxes and people are out of work or looking for jobs. it's almost like he a

. >> i mean, we heard from agencies from california to florida. you know. law enforcement is a tight-mitt family and -- you know, no matter where you are in the country or in the world, you know, you lose an officer, it is losing a brother, sister. >> reporter: tonight at 7:30 there will be a candlelight vigil for officer young. we see police officers out here in the parking lot of the super target. they set out yellow tape where they will holding the candlelight vigil. they are telling folks to bring your own candles. live in bristow, virginia, i'm david culver, news4. >>> it is an historic day in maryland. same-sex couples are legally allowed to marry for the first time. baltimore's mayor pressieded over one of the first weddings in the state today. it was a dream come true for the newlyweds. >> jim and i met in 1977. i really didn't believe gay people wovr see the day they could marry. >> reporter: after 35 years as a couple, they were the first same-sex couple to be legally wed at baltimore city hall. the mayor as an ordained minister presided over the

you know, we added small business bankers in california and florida. added corp race rat bankers overseas and opened in sri lanka this week and added more banking powers in nigeria. those things have been going on in technology for five or six years. that's what drives t.some of our businesses are ups and downs so we're affected by the environment, but for the most part that's what drives it, doing more business with customers all the time, you know in, a way that's good for customers. >> let me ask you about the u.s. we saw the mortgage original nations were up huge for you in the quarter of the you've been talking a lot in the last couple of years now about housing really showing some true improvements and having bottomed. >> right. >> where are we in that? what are we expecting in the number couple of years in terms of houseing? >> housing has totally bottomed and getting better? you saw today homes for sales have come so far down that they are in short supply in certain markets. cheaper to buy than to rent. price is low and mortgage rates are like

terms of coming up with autonomous vehicles, google and other companies now are suggesting that california florida and nevada have are to pass legislation on autonomous vehicles. they are ahead of us. we are the automotive capital of the world. we should be stepping up and making sure that we are on the forefront and i encourage that legislation. [applause] i'm now going to talk about something about schools and kids. you can put it under jobs or people. the point is having a great career and being successful. to give you an illustration there, one of the things we have is the other situation where we are not getting enough performance out of our educational system. only 20% of kids are college ready and that is unacceptable. over 60% of our kids have to take a remedial class when they go to community college and that is absolutely unacceptable. the toughest that we have is to simply failing schools. about two years ago we came up with the concept of saying, why don't we come up with a innovative format to deal with failing schools that can be a forum and a place to talk about innovation and educa

california, florida, and nevada passed legislation on antonymous vehicles. they're ahead of us and aren't we the automotive capital of the world? i think we should be stepping it up here and make sure we're on the forefront of advancing in vehicle and fund. i encourage that legislation. [applause] now i'm going talk about something that talking about schools and kids, but i have -- you can put it under jobs or people. the point of getting great education is having a great career and being successful. to give you one illustration there. one of the things we have we have a situation we're not getting enough performance out of our educational system. only 17% of our kids are college ready. that's absolutely unacceptable. over 60% of our kids have to take a remedial class when they go community college. that's absolutely unaccept public. and the toughest places we have schools that are persistently failing schools. about two years ago we came up with a innovative format to cancel with the failing schools that can be a forum. a place to talk about innovation and

we see this in states like california, florida, and new york. a country should do its own work. we will do just fine. host: the issue of immigration and entitlements. guest: what brings people here is jobs and economic opportunity. if we want people to stop coming, obliterates jobs and economic opportunity. we have seen that. when the economy went south, people stopped coming. i think it is easy to fix immigration. undocumented immigrants are prevented from accessing those benefits by law. that is the reality. these benefits are very much quantified in a way that undocumented immigrants are not eligible for them. what brings them here is the expectation of benefits. it is about jobs. host: this from the pew hispanic research center. michael from connecticut on our democrat's line. caller: hi. thank you for taking my call. i want to say that you're from an organization called la raza, which means "the race." i think you're more representing the hispanic population than any other group out there. in connecticut, i see more hispanic people working retail jobs. i have been out of wo

he also has family in florida and california. morrow is six-feet-two and weighs one-hundred-90 pounds. a man was killed in a house fire in berwyn. the home's first floor and attic were in flames when firefighters arrived on scene last night. they found the victim in the back of the single-family home. he eventually died at the hospital. no one else was home. the cause of the fire is under investigation. live at halas hall. >> it took awhile. and is finally over. about 45 minutes worth of statements. i have to italian that is candid thoughtful and forthcoming in his answers. unlike the 13th head coach and there is history. coming in after five years as head coach of the canadian football league team. ferry extensive nfl background. he spoke mostly in generality. he said he did not want to do much evaluating until he has a chance to talk with the players and see what he has. he says it is not just about x's and o's and more about an entire culture change with the franchise. respect for the game refectrespect for each and every man

. >> yeah, ten states, you're lucky in you live in california, colorado, connecticut, florida, kansas, maine, massachusetts, new york, oklahoma, and texas. i just want to tell people like the rooeason it's a big deal. look i'll pay cash, what's the big deal. >> shepard: if you have cash on you. >> if you have cash on you, a, and b, credit cards have protections for consumers. if you want to call up after you bought something and falls apart and you don't want to pay for it you call the credit card operator and have it expunged, you can't necessarily do that with cash and get your money back, big protections built in for people who use credit card. i'm not a fan for credit card debt, but a reason to use it sometimes and this will make it it harder and more expensive. >> starts on sunday and look at the retailer before you purchase it, don't want to pay town 4%. we've got new job numbers. >> they are good. okay, down 5,000 for the week to 330,000, beating expectations. lowest since march of 2008. you want to see fewer people filing for jobless claims. >> shepard: lots of details how and

how much money would you save by moving from california to florida? how about $100 million. next guest is in this a lexus, the rich moving from high tax states to lower tax states like texas, arizona, tennessee, florida. joining us is ed butowksi, welcome back to the program. you are going to tell me about your clients, no names. clients of yours on the move, calif. out, some place else. you have got a gentleman moving from orange county to where? >> right into dallas. his number one reason was carries no reason to pay, the ceo of public companies that i'm done, moved to dallas, got an apartment and got much smaller but paying nothing in income-tax is because in the state of texas is a big zero. stuart: he has saved an enormous amount of money. >> a very wealthy man and really symbolic of what is happening throughout california. not just the rich. you hear people saying get me out, another client in san diego, not an extraordinarily wealthy person but has done well, retiring, said i am done, and move to idaho. stuart: anybody else in california moving? >> another thing. i ma

ten states that banned the surcharge, california, colorado, connecticut, florida, maine, kansas, massachusetts york, oklahoma and texas. you guys there are safe. >> exactly. >> the stores are not safe when sunny hostin whips out her black mx. >> that's right. >> i bet you were nothing nice in the mall on sale day. >> i like to shop. >> i can see it in your eye. >> i do. and i like a deal. >> what's your favorite thing to shop for? >> shoes. >> okay. go ahead and show them. >> i got my mike on them. >> don't show too much. >> these are my long boots. and i got them on sale. >> she's very proud, folks. we'll have "the skinny" coming up. stay with us. >> using my debit card. >>> "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ skinny, so skinny >>> skinny in the house! >> that was good. that was good. good tone. good pitch. >> impressive. willis, you're going to make it in this business. i have a feeling. obviously it's award season. so the s.a.g. awards were last night. they did something funny to start off the show. they went around to different stars and told stories how they got

i interviewed people from san jose, california, to miami, florida, and several places in between and let me tell you they are ready to party. the doors hadn't even opened yet and people were already lining up outside blues alley in georgetown to hear dawn and group in vogue perform. their shows are sold out which is one reason operations director chris ross is loving this inauguration weekend already. >> we had some people came in last night late and they're like we're here from chicago for the inauguration. let's party. so it's starting. >> reporter: this is the first stop on an action packed cross- country odyssey for george nawatha from san jose, california, who is looking forward to the public swearing in ceremony monday. >> i couldn't miss it this time because this was a great opportunity for it to come around again. so i couldn't miss it for anything. >> reporter: these two friends met while working on president obama's campaign four years ago and reunited in d.c. at hamilton's bar and restaurant for the start of a within of celebrating. >> i was here last time and it was imagi

. >> tiger woods is responding to phil mickelson's rant, and in 1996 woods moved from california to floridahat very reason. >>> all right, everyone. music fans get ready to scream with excitement. new kids on the block, boys to men, and 98 degrees are teaming up and touring together. >> boys to men, i'm excited about that. >> okay, cool, so here is the deal, i'll go to the boys to men, put them on first, so that way i can leave. >> ahead this morning on "starting point." it's cold and the pictures really tell the story. buildings are literally covered in ice. >>> unmanned drones are helping us in the military, but also how we buy real estate. good morning, turtle. ♪ my friends are all around me ♪ my friends, they do surround me ♪ ♪ i hope this never ends ♪ and we'll be the best of friends ♪ ♪ all set? all set. [ male announcer ] introducing the reimagined 2013 chevrolet traverse, with spacious seating for up to eight. imagine that. with spacious seating for up to eight. i have obligations. cute tobligations, but obligations.g. i need to rethink the core of my portfolio. what i really need i

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here are the lucky people in california, colorado, connecticut, florida, kansas, maine, massachusettsw york, oklahoma and texas. listen, this is a big deal and i think people are going to struggle with this thing and they're not going to be happy about it and consider, these fees were really already built into the price of stuff, so you're really paying it twice. what they should do is give us a discount in cash. >> shepard: they should. >> but they're not going to do that. no. >> shepard: thank you. a real shock shock today. shares of apple fell far from the tree and rotted in the orchard. the tech giant price per share off 12% today alone. off 36% from the high. quarterly earnings came out today, they were up but not as much as analysts expected. slowing growth, it shows. after five blockbuster years. senator john kerry did ad libbing and fought back some tears during his confirmation hearing. in his opening statement, he added a mention of his trip to vietnam with senator john mccain who is only the committee holding the hearing, senator kerry talked about their visit to the cell a

. >> also, florida, north carolina or california? where do you want to live? we're going to tell you where most people are choosing or what they did in 2012. we're back in a bit. >>> thanks for joining thus morning. rapper jay-z is working on a new project. >> reportedly composing the score for the latest adaptation of "the great gatsby." the producer of "the bullet" revealed the news on twitter. the movie stars lick and tobey maguire and expected in heaters this summer. >>> a home renovation leads to the discovery of love letters from world war ii. the homeowner in detroit says that he found the letters tucked away in an air duct in his basement. what an incredible treasure to find. the letters long to a man named stan. they came with black and white photos of his military discharge papers. and the homeowner sawyer tracked down his nephew. a local museum has asked for some of the photos for their archives. sawyer says he'll let the family decide. >>> okay, look, by now we all now you can't carry a gun or another type of weapon on to a plane. >> why are hundre

if you are making a purchase in california or florida you won't have to worry about being penalized.retailers may begin a cash only policy to avoid passing along the surcharge to their customers. others may allow it to eat into profits. some retailers hope the new surcharge will inspire competition among credit card companies to reduce some of their fees. all came about --. melissa: i'm sure they will reduce their fees. lori: that is the problem. the credit card processors are in a crunch, right? they're being charged higher fees by the banks because of regulation. they're trying to offset it by charging customers higher fees. it's a big mess. it always comes down to pressure on you, the consumer. melissa: of course. lori: really troubling. melissa: yeah. lori: a lot of backlash on that. maybe it won't stick. in any event trumping the president. a day before the obama immigration plan, a group of bipartisan senators getting out ahead of him. melissa: people in utah catching a break from the smothering smog that slowed business and raised a health advisory. lori: look at interest rate

>>> what we see right now is in states like florida, kwlohio, california, health insurers are gettingion to raise insurance premiums by 20% or more. new mandates, you buy a fully loaded cadillac it is going to cost you more than a stripped down toyota. obama care regulates the amount of premium revenue that has to be spent on so called medical x expen expenses. this is known at the 80-20 rule. >> that is the key point. >> they are going to raise the premium revenue that is the only way they can do it. >> the profit control. the near cousin to price control. that is so anti-premarket capitalism. it is unbelievable. now, does this get worse peter as time goes on and these boards get geared up? does this get worse? are they going to come after companies and make it a 90-rule and shrink profits more? >> they tried to do that in the ridoriginal bill. they said if they did that, that the budget office would have to reclassify the insurance industry as quote and essential governmental program. they said if you increase this anymore it is going to be a wholesale government takeover of the ind

and it will continue to happen all over florida and california and elsewhere that has that law on the books. >> it looks like someone turns the water off. nones saw someone filling buckets and carrying it back to the house to help flush the toilets. >>shepard: i am surprised we have not seem him. i was in south florida and he has not been on florida. >>guest: he is laying low. >>shepard: this is the first time anything has used this to claim property. rick: it has been suggested there are 38 similar claims in the past three years but judges do not support them. a texas man was found guilty of burglary and theft as he tried to grab a house outside of dallas. bank of america is saying we are in communication with the police department and appreciate their assistance and take this seriously and understand the concern of the residents and filed the appropriate and immediate legal action to have him removed from the property. that hasn't happened yet. and now monkeys are in space. >>shepard: lovely down this time of year, if i were homeless in nebraska i would head on down. grab a house. b

it's going to continue to happen all over florida and california and everywhere else that has that law on the books. >> well, he has power but no plumbing so maybe he will literally get flushed out of there soon. >> this isn't the first guy to try to use this what do they call did adverse possession rule? >> there have been 38 similar claims in palm beach county. the judges don't always look kindly on it. another case in texas where a man was found guilty of burglary and theft after he grabbed a $400,000 house outside of dallas trying to use the same law. in this loco case. the bank of america saying: we are in communication with the boca row row tan police department and appreciate their assistance. we are taking this seriously. we have filed appropriate and legal action to have this trespasser removed from the property. as far as we know, shep, it hasn't happened yet. he is still there. >> shepard: loco boy come visit please. thank you. >> you are welcome. >> shepard: i'm just getting word of this. live look from our local affiliates at the scene in newport beach, california, where t

so, states like mississippi, states like georgia and texas and florida and southern california and arizona, north carolina, are all being transformed in the post world war ii period by this historic shift in population and political influence. just think about it. this real -- this period from 1964 to 2008 could be thought of as kind of the period of the sun belt dominance in american presidential history. you think about every president elected from 1964 to 2008 comes from a state of the sun belt, lyndon johnson, texas. richmond nixon, california. gerald ford, was not elected. so he doesn't count. he was from michigan. jimmy carter from georgia. ronald reagan from california. the first george bush from texas via connecticut. bill clinton from arkansas and the second bush from texas. so 2008 in some ways watershed election. ends the 40-year period of sun belt dominance. and there were issues that were critical in the politics that developed, that came out of the sun belt. they tended to have a conservative cast to them. tended to be oriented around issues of strong national defense, of an

california. >> i just have a feeling others goring to do the same thing. >> a majority of tour players live in florida and texas. lower taxes drove this native southern california tiger woods to the sunshine state. >> i moved out of here back in what? 96, you know for that reason. >> interestingly, the tax debate heats up just as california is on track to take in $4 billion of the forecast for the had month of january. democrats say a move like this or wood stz exception rather than the rule. >> there is no evidence that i've seen that higher tax rates cause any kind of significant exodus of wealthier people from california. people love being in california. >> stanford study found no net affect on my graigs by the rich from california. after a 2004 millionaire's tax was passed. in fact, larry ellison and google founders still live in silicon valley. >> california budget situation will be no doubt a huge part of the state of the state address tomorrow, abc 7 thus will carry that speech to a joint section live tomorrow morning at 9:00. >> controversial safety program putting semi automatic rifles on sch

there's been talk about potential candidates from florida and california, among the los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa was commerce secretary and there's been talk of perhaps moving among other things and labor secretary and putting her in a different position and the gay community would like to see an openly gay cabinet secretary. we'll see if that happens. >> jonathan allen, ed o'keefe. i appreciate you clearing up your ethnicity there, as well. >> hasta luego. >> we'll have more on the possible nomination, gentlemen, have a great saturday. >> coming up, 60,000 people, half the population of allentown, pennsylvania, 60,000 have been killed in the war in syria. now u.s. troops are on the border with turkey. we'll take you inside that battle. also the 2012 election ended yesterday. yes, just ended yesterday in case you were wondering. president obama managed to eke out a victory. the race for 2016 has already started. you're watching msnbc, the place for politics. nurses are dealing with a wider range of issues. and there are ever-changing regulations. when you see these challenge

supported progressive democrat candidate like elizabeth warn for senate, and allen grace in florida, and people in california like mark decano and mark pecan in florida. the list goes on and on. they are democrats, but they are the people who are bold fighters. we're trying to change the democratic party from within. there are people who talk about building a progressive party, that could be in the future, but bottom line is are you standing up for principle? are you fighting? one thing we fight for as part of the effort to retake the democratic party is campaign finance reform. public funding of congressional election. for a preview of how the basis works is, well, right now, politicians are incement vised to call billionaires asking for thousands of dollars. 23 you raise $5, you get a chunk of public money. if you opt in and raise $100 max, every dollar you raise get matched four or five to one depending on the proposal. that insent vises people building a grassroots base, not going into a little tiny room, a bright light, calling millionaires, but being back in the dribbing, talking to voters, cultivating

torrey pines, and he addressed the issue, saying one of the reasons he left his native california to move to florida hey, here's my suggestion to phil mickelson. if you really want to confront taxes, be the next arnold schwarzenegger and run for governor of california. >> there's another way to change it. >> what the heck, run for governor. >> mickelson apologized. everyone jumps on the guy and he said, look, i should have kept my comments private but then he also said this. i think this is really important. right now, i'm like many americans who are trying to understand the new tax laws. i've been learning a lot over the last few months and i have talked with people who are trying to help me make intelligent and informed decisions. i certainly don't have a definitive plan at this time but like everyone else, i want to make decisions that are best for my future and my family. look, just because -- whether you're rich or whether you're poor, when your taxes change dramatically, people can change how they spend money. what's wrong with that? why are people picking on him for that? >> i think it's pret

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