. >> i am campbell brown. what are you talking about? with all due respect to my cut to be. -- mike huckabee. >> rick jerry's yee-haw. will he approve a direct hit on hillary clinton. he will say how can secretary clinton [inaudible] that sounds like a man repairing to run. >> it is not just the viewers. they are in the process of deciding and they will decide quickly. >> here is the data he is getting. some donors are saying i will not be with you. he wants to collect a high enough percentage that he can compete with jeb bush, and chris christie and others. here are -- it is hearing things that jeb bush is not is strong as some think and in the polls you still lead. this will be harder than running but you will win. >> if he wins iowa and new hampshire. it is less of an issue because he said he is willing to put his own money in. i think the frustration i have heard most not just from donors but activists is everything he said is a rationale a process oriented rationale. >> that is why he puts out these texts. the other thing is focus o

. >> i am campbell brown. and “with all due respect” to the big blizzard, we are ready. ♪ on the show tonight. >> if you love freedom and if you love iowa and summits, there is a place to be this weekend. the iowa freedom summit. basically like the s.a.g. awards. after the confab there were 16 potential candidates. >> i would say scott walker because people have been saying that this guy is completely charisma challenged and he has a pulse. he gave some speech that was better than a lot of people expected. he probably came out with more points than anybody because expectations were so low. i would say marco rubio who spoke at the koch brothers conference talked about foreign policy and a smart way. people were impressed with him which led to concerns and he was young and he got a lot of points for that. and jeb bush for skipping iowa for being disciplined enough to say this is not my crowd and he gave a smart, good speech in california. >> walker, he did fine. i have seen a version of that speech. it is a more

>> i am campbell brown. >> i am mark halperin. ♪ >> on the show tonight, hillary clinton, chris christieand editor-in-chief mike pence, but first, the richest appraisers in america, the koch brothers, have determined they need to shell out with their allies about $900 million for the 2016 election, and they are prepared to pay in cash money. our bloomberg politics campaign finance reporter is in our washington bureau, and she joins us now. julie no doubt, i think they can raise the $900 million. what do they plan to spend it on? >> i think that if 2012 is a guide, they will save those resources and pump them directly into the general elections. they do not typically dabble in republican presidential primary politics. they save their resources, and they will deploy them against hillary clinton or whoever is the democratic nominee. >> what about democrats? how are they reacting to it? do they think they have to raise the same amount of money? can they raise the same amount of money? >> that's a great question. the democrats i have talked to today and tonight are reacting with a mix of fear

. ♪ >> i am campbell brown. >> i am mark halperin. ♪ >> on the show tonight, hillary clinton, chris christieeditor-in-chief mike pence, but first, the richest appraisers in america, the koch brothers, have determined they need to shell out with their allies about $900 million for the 2016 election, and they are prepared to pay in cash money. our bloomberg politics campaign finance reporter is in our washington bureau, and she joins us now.

. >> i am campbell brown. what are you talking about?h all due respect to my cut to be. -- mike huckabee. >> rick jerry's yee-haw. mitt romney is getting his own state of the union tonight. will he approve a direct hit on hillary clinton. he will say how can secretary clinton provide

. >> i am campbell brown. “with all due respect” to the big blizzard, we are ready. ♪ on the show tonight. >> if you love freedom and if you love iowa and summits, there is a place to be this weekend. the iowa freedom summit. basically like the s.a.g. awards. after the confab there were 16

i'm tori campbell. jerry brown was sworn in for an unprecedented fourth term in office. brian flores followed the governor's speech and joins us in the newsroom. >> the governor touched upon his rich history with the state, with his first two terms 40 years why ago but also comparing his father's term as governor shaped where we are at today. >> upon which i'm about to enter. >> thank you for your leadership. >> that was go governor brown being sworn in. he touched upon several topics during his inaugural address, including crime, education. in his speech he proposed three goals, one to increase electricity created by renewable resources by 50%. the second to reduce by 50% the petroleum used in cars and double the efficiency of buildings. >> this exciting. it's bold. it's absolutely necessary if we're have to any chance of stopping catastrophic changes to our climate system. >> governor brown called upon republicans and democrats to continue to be fiscally responsible. he applauded the state budget being balanced. he said the state will save $2.8 billion in the rainy-day

campbell brown, welcome to "market makers."watching will tune in at 5:00 p.m. >> coming up -- >> he does not like my humor. >> i do, but sometimes it is time to move on. we are going to talk about the man great at passing the ball but is he great at passing the buck? will it affect his image? ♪ >> a blizzard of historic proportions due to drop as much as three feet of snow by tomorrow. build a blog zero said it could be the worst storm to hit the big apple. thousands of flights have been canceled. they are fell -- they are telling many to stay home because transportation may be curtailed later this afternoon. let's turn to molly for the latest. i have heard many forecast. what kind of snowfall are you looking at right now? >> some snow making its way into new york city. what we will see happen is the snow rates increased throughout the afternoon and into the overnight. anywhere between two to three inches per hour falling. this will halt traffic. we are forecasting 12 to 24 inches between here in new york city. the bull's-eye i

campbell used his image enhancement equipment to look more closely at the crime scene photos of karla brownves the contrast of the photographs, but can also create what appear to be three-dimensional views, adding depth to the image. when dr. campbell was through, he knew what caused the injuries to karla brown's face. >> he tells me that the tv tray may have been the instrument that she was hit in the head with. this tv tray was lying on the floor within three foot of the victim where she had probably been on the couch, but i had missed it. >> the tray tables were still in storage, untouched in the two years since the murder. in an extraordinary piece of luck, dr. campbell found microscopic traces of blood and hair still present on the tray table. and what dr. campbell said next was even more revealing. >> he says, what about the bite mark? i said, bite mark? what bite mark? what are you talking about? >> when we looked at the photograph and went ahead and enhanced it and magnified it, present on the shoulder was a bite injury on the shoulder. and by looking at that bite injury, you could

. >> interesting that jeff brought up that point that i remember when i was filling in for campbell brownt "cnn" in the supreme court made a decision and a louisville kentucky desegregation busing desegregation case. they automatically said hey we booked a conservative who likes the decision and i went to another could be liberals who like you too? than i said what we call jonathan coso because they said to his dad and i said trust me call him. it was a shaking decision that they said we don't want to book him because we found somebody black. i know it's a blessing decision but he's a perfect voice because he hates the decision. they i said that you also look at who follow the law shoot? that was a black parent who is part of the lawsuit because she did didn't want her kids going all the way across town. the boxes that we chose find a black person who hates the supreme court decision find a white male conservative who likes the supreme court decision in the making of a conversation as opposed to saying why don't i find to the most passionate voices to disagree on this forget the labels fo

. >> he has campbell brown next to him.ational. >> he's turning japanese. >> i think so. they're going to syndicate this right? >> we got long range plans. >> exactly. >> listen we got a lot of things going, we have john boehner coming in. they have this abortion bill. they will ban it if 20 weeks. >> that blows up. border security bill boom they're not able to get that together. they got a pretty huge majority. shouldn't they be able to pass these things? >> there are some hiccups. when you got a big conference it's easy for people to stray. nobody thinks they're the last vote. everybody thinks they are a liar. i think the speaker hasn't quite yet figured out the right way to drive things. look we have a new whip. mr. scalise is new in this job. it's a hard job to physical out where the vote is coming from. >> jeremy peters you are on the hill. this happens to every party witness they get in power. certainly, mitch mcconnell seen it in the senate not being able to end the debate on keystone now the republicans are stumblin

campbell. uc regents meet ing is going on right now, where governor brown is expected to make a unique proposal to determine whether students should pay more in tuition. brian flores has more. >> reporter: if you recall from the last meeting back in november, it was hotly contested. you had students, you had governor brown as well as uc president janet napolitano talking about that 5% increase in tuition. well, today's meeting is also equally important because it would basically form a committee between the governor and napolitano to force them to hash out any differences they have in funding the uc system. this meeting is scheduled to take place after noon today. what it will be is a two-person committee with governor brown and napolitano again in it. back in november, you will recall both sides seemed to be talking back and forth. the governor voting no, the regents voting for it. governor browent wanted to form a committee to see if something other than a committee increase can be done to sustain the system. this committee is essentially that. some say it's a waste of time. some see it as a

brown is scheduled to be back in san jose performing this time at the sap center. >>> our time is 6:46. let's check in with tori campbellng big on high speed rail. how las vegas casino can mean an inflex of funding. >> and death by hand san sizer. how a new york school is responding. those are some soft stories we are working on for mornings on 2. now back to you. >> isn't that wild? >> crazy story. >>> 6:47 is the time. let's check in with sal for a look at traffic today. >> yeah and we think we have a little bit more traffic on the road. as a matter of fact we have more people who are out there own i want to mention the san mateo bridge you can see traffic is going to be busy as you head out to the san mateo bridge. almost everywhere you look it's a little bit more crowded than it was last week. last week some people had extended time off. some of the students. but they are back. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is busy as you drive through. just a lot of slow traffic here before you make it on to the bridge. the slowest traffic in the bay area is 580. altamont pass 580 and 680. this is much mor