maybe representative cassidy hasn't read it. these exchanges that now six million people have sign upped for, and there will be another enrollment period coming up in november. but there is also a medicaid expansion that the louisiana governor is blocking. but that's a different size for a different population that would have allowed millions of people to sign up who can't now. and it's true. louisiana's illiteracy rate among adults is something between 15 and 20%. so it's true, there are a lot of people in louisiana who can't read. but i don't know what proposal cassidy has to deliver health care or health insurance to those people. it's just a pretty confusing series of statements coming out of him. >> karen, let's go back to this six million people that have signed up. this is huge because it means that the obama administration has reached its goal and still going up. so this is big. what will this do to the opposition and the adversaries of the law? and what does it mean that they have reached six million? >> i think what yo

here is bill cassidy's plan for health care. >> it wouldn't be bells and whistles.have all these benefits that we have to pay so much that i actually think reflects the reality of who the uninsured are, relatively less sophisticated, less comfortable with forms, less educated, they're illiterate. i'm not saying that to be mean. i say that in compassion. they cannot read. >> bill cassidy wishes his constituents were as unsophisticated as he claims. maybe then they would vote for the guy. read it and weep, congressman. if bill cassidy thinks calling his constituents illiterate will win their vote, he can keep on pretending. isn't the only return i'm looking forward to... for some, every dollar is earned with sweat, sacrifice, courage. which is why usaa is honored to help our members with everything from investing for retirement to saving for college. our commitment to current and former military members and their families is without equal. out for drinks, eats. i have very well fitting dentures. i like to eat a lot of fruits. love them all. the seal i get with the sup

but here's the thing about where congressman cassidy's people are. louisiana. whose republican governor, bobby jindal, is refusing to expand medicaid. even though the federal government will pick up the tab for that extension for the next three years, and even though that decision leaves 87% of poor adults in louisiana without health coverage. it is a good bet that a lot of the men and women of louisiana who don't have insurance don't have it not because they're illiterate and not because they're undereducated and not because they won't sign up, but because governor jindal and congressman bill cassidy are making sure they can't. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ bob will retire when he's 153, which would be fine if bob were a vampire. but he's not. ♪ he's an architect with two kids and a mortgage. luckily, he found someone who gave him a fresh perspective on his portfolio. and with some planning and effort, hopefully bob can retire at a more appropriate age. it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. it's just common sense. but with less ener

cassidy plead no contest to the latest charge. >> boy, that mug shot, goes in the mug shot hall of famen and must have a nine-month alcohol treatment program. not too bad considering he originally faced a year in jail. >>> we move on to a former tough-talking tv judge, joe brown. some of that tough talk landed him in a tennessee jail. >> there is his mug shot. we're doing all the mug shots this morning. brown was in court yesterday representing a client in a custody hearing. but the case wasn't on the docket. and that's when the 66-year-old went off on the judge. >> you want to get into this, let's get into it. this sorry operation needs to stop. >> shelby county jail, 24 hours jail for contempt. >> brown kept going. received five days in jail. released later without bond. brown's show, after airing for 15 years, was cancelled last year. he is running for district attorney in the county. >> you know, you think judge brown would know better than going after the judge like that. >> maybe he thought the star power, he could get away with it. who knows. >> maybe he wants publicity. who know

captain cassidy, let me start with you.ld this be different if we had the live black box technology? >> i think the conversation may be needs to shift a little bit because black boxes as i think they're being described are talking about taking a massive amount of data off an aircraft and then transmitting it to a third party. now if you consider the fact right now there are probably 50,000 airplanes that are flying internationally right now that are airborne at this very moment, the ability to get massive amounts of information not might not only be a technical hurdle but might be a infrastructure one in terms of managing all that data stream. i think what we should really be talking about is, what available technologies are out there right now and what could have been used to pinpoint the location of the aircraft because then you could get the flight data recorders and analyzed what happened. melissa: i hear what you're saying. mike, i want to bring you in. they have looked at this in the past. they said, yes, it would tak

. >> out of state billionaire electing bill cassidy.oal, another politician bought and paid for. their agenda, protect tax cut for companies that ship our jobs overseas. cut social security and end medicare as we know it. they even tried to kill relief for hurricane victims. cassidy's billion dollar backers, they've got a plan for him. it's not good for louisiana. >> alex, pretty effective ad? >> yeah. look, the narrative is a powerful one. i would also say, lawrence, i think this is as much for democrats as it is for republicans. right? i mean, the traditional problem that democrats have had in midterms off year elections is getting turnout and sort of communicating a feeling that the stakes are high and by sort of showing america what it is at stake, i think it's as much a plea to get democrats to the polls to vote, you know, republicans out of office and keep democrats in office for get them into office than it is anything else. >> the ukraine bailout package is being stalled now in the senate because there are senators backed by the

cassidy's billion-dollar backers. they've got a plan for him.t good for louisiana. >> those are ads that are running in alaska and louisiana where democrats are in very tough races and are dealing with opponents who are getting help from the koch brothers kinds of money, e.j. >> right. i mean, it's got to be to create a cost for something because otherwise it's all gain for the republican candidate and all loss for the democratic candidate. and i think there's a bigger argument here, which is in that very good "new york times" piece they pointed out that the americans for prosperity, the koch group, is not just going after obamacare because they want to win elections, they're going after the affordable care act because they want to discredit the idea of using government to solve problems and to make us more just. they're trying to discredit all kinds of programs through their attacks on the affordable care act. >> that's the big fight that the "new york times" piece really breaks down. it's a fight against big government that they're after and s

cassidy: first, let me say this affects all americans. on this map, you can see if there is a color, there is a chance that you are affected. and chairman hensarling has pointed out, dallas ills a hot spot in red, a woman will benefit because of this reform. and all americans will. because it is our job in congress to protect the american citizen from agencies implementing laws in ways which are not sustainable. the flood maps that fema have been using have questionable calculations and unrelate particular rate increases. the bill before us today, which i worked with congressman grimm and others to strike the right balance takes into consideration both fiscal solvency and consumer affordability. first, the bill is paid for. it is paid for and the funds will go into the reserve fund so in the future there will be money money should there be another disaster. the national flood insurance program will enter into a death spiral. 1.4% of the subscribers drop off. people are getting 2,000% premium increases and they will drop off that puts it i

cassidy's billion backers. they have a plan for him.. >> senate majority leader harry reid has been spearheading the new push to make sure americans know about the koch brothers' political network. already the koch funded americans for prosperity group has spent more than $30 million on senate races in states like louisiana, michigan, and north carolina. the koch brothers have not yet responded to our request for comment on this. though in the past they have declined to talk about stories like this and have referred us to the afp. the kochs generally like to operate behind the scenes, but they can't anymore. and democrats aren't backing down. every-night budget. she thought allstate car insurance was out of her reach. until she heard about the value plan. see how much you could save with allstate. are you in good hands? see marge: you know, there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious, and a good source of fiber to help support regularity. wife: mmmm husband: these are good! marge: t

shaun cassidy is a spokesman. >> we do not want to see massive amounts of information which could end up being used in some kind of disciplinary fashion against a pilot or an airline or somebody else. >> reporter: just last week lawmakers here in washington pressed the secretary of transportation to move forward on the idea of ejectable black boxes in commercial planes. scott, the faa has been working on this issue for more than ten years. >> pelley: jeff, thanks very much, the so-called black boxes, the flight data recorder and voice recorder on the missing triple seven send out a ping that can be heard for a mile or two away by sonar. but the batteries last only 30 days, and we are about halfway through that. in another major story tonight, russian president vladimir putin signed the papers that officially took crimea from ukraine, most crimeans are ethnic russians and celebrated with fireworks, much of eastern ukraine also favors russia and there is concern that putin might tried try to expand his conquest the russians have been massing troops near the ukrainian border, david marti

now, cassidy since tried to backtrack. but does this matter in the context of 2014?ding to a new poll, a majority of women and hispanics think the party is out of touch. here's the thing. it doesn't really matter, and here's why. the enthusiasm gap. according to a new cbs news poll, republicans are more enthusiastic about voting in this year's midterm elections than democrats by double digits. so the bottom line, republicans, they can continue to offend as many people as they want as long as democrats don't show up in november. joining me now is political editor at the grio, perry bacon, and founder of american bridge, david brock. thanks to you both. perry, i want to start with you. if republicans do gain a senate majority, which they may very well do in november, and pick up eight or more house seats, it will be because of who they are not, not because of who they are. the republicans can win in 2014 without having fixed their problems. when you look at the gerrymandered districts and what's going on, that seems true to me. they don't have to do much in order to ha

captain sean cassidy of the airline pilots association international. thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> joining me now, former chief of staff of the federal aviation administration, michael goldfarb. >> good evening, chris. >> good to have you back again. >> thank you. i'm not sure we know a lot more. >> well, no, here's what it seems to me. yesterday the two things that seemed increasingly confirmed today by at least multiple bits of reporting there, it appears, multiple sources are this westward turn and the fact the flight continued to fly. yesterday that had been reported but a lot of that reporting was a lot murkier that it appears today. >> okay. so let's assume we have three things. it took off at kuala lumpur,s it went missing and appears to have made that western turn. everything else is a way -- we're getting lots of data points through kind of leaks in the investigation. not is corroborated. and as the captain just said, there's no integration of the information about what occurred with the malaysian radars picking up this plane, and the noto

her opponent cassidy has not really brought his party together.etty conservative democrat, one of the most conservative in the senate. she is probably a little closer and more relying to her folks in louisiana. it's going to be a tough race but if you're betting, i think she has a pretty good shot. >> should i be betting on you heading off to bourbon street at 4:30 your time in the morning? >> let me let folks in on a secret. we do other stuff. i got some cool places to send you but i think the bourbon street is for the amateurs. you guys have a great mardi gras up there. >> coming up, bill karins is back with our first buzz and toronto's infamous crack smoking mayor and late night. ♪ make every day, her day with a full menu of appetizers and entrées crafted with care and designed to delight. fancy feast. love served daily. i can't believe your mom has a mom cave! today i have new campbell's chunky spicy chicken quesadilla soup. she gives me chunky before every game. i'm very souperstitious. haha, that's a good one! haha! [ male announcer ] campbe

bill cassidy is a medical or that treat the of insured. therovides -- treats uninsured. he knows what the problem's are. landrieu was the deciding vote. people do not like what it has done. i have met some people in my district who have lost the good health care they had. everybody knew it was in the bill. it was moving through congress in 2009. we predicted people would lose the health care has a big mandates. it is happening today. it is hurting real people. one of the things i know he has worked very hard is as a health care provider directly addressing the problems in health care. able to do that anyway he has not seen. >> i know it is early. any favorites on your part in the 2060 republican nomination? 2016 republican nomination? >> i was looking for ronald reagan. out theomeone that lays conservative agenda that solves problems and shows people how conservative solutions can work to get our country back again and re-create the american dream. people want optimism. a lot of people were drawn into a locker barack obama's campaign message in 2008. to deliver. he let a

over at cassidy turley, a commercial real estate services firm, ceo joseph satinias says they're hiring hundreds of new employees but hiring with specific purposes in mind. >> in 2013, we hired 934 net new people. both through mergers and acquisitions as well as organic. so our growth is ramping up. let's say it's ramping up based on client demand and based on specific reactive opportunities. we still aren't in a place where we're hiring in advance of demand. >> reporter: while multifamily may be the hottest sector, industrial warehouse isn't far behind. as people move from retail centers to online shopping. distribution is key, and warehouse space and management is in high demand. the lrklaggard is office space. some companies are using shared spaces or desks. they call it hoteling. >> what i think it could mean is that second floor and challenging office spaces because distribution centers. and so it just changes the complexion of a building. and it plays right with mixed use. >> reporter: as with all real estate, hiring strength depend on location. but social change is now having an

. >> cassidy on his third dui arrest and his demons. >> one sip, one drink.o an alcoholic. >> new selena emotional on the pressures of young hollywood. >> i tried to change who i am because i thought the others would accept me for it. >> and zac efron attacked? what cops say happened. >>> plus mick jagger insides his girlfriend's will. after reports l'wren scott's was broke, who inherits the designer's $9 million estate. >> if there were two women, would you like to be the woman opposing hillary clinton? >>> palin, 2016, her new show. >> a & e couldn't be that stupid to let the guy go. >> we're with the daredevil before he plunges off everest on live tv. >> what do you say to the people who say you're crazy? now the latest celebrity news delivered to you 24/7 it's "the insider" together with yahoo. hello, everyone. i'm kevin frazier. >> and i'm thea andrews. we have spring tv fever and so many shows coming up and we have an insight into so many shows you can expect to see. right now here are some more stories trending on yahoo celebrity. >> this time it's lif

japan's more aggression against china cost more than thirty five new chinese ministry stated in cassidy's these atrocities as two friends in our memories. they found the keys to the tomb where he was out of cohesion that . a journalist asked how china will promote peaceful development with that defense budget that rises every year the presence and to ensure peace at home. former. so what's the problem will be awesome not to repeat the historical tragedy china suffers after the opium wars when western powers forced turned it into slavery including isn't it. therefore we need necessary development in national defense to serve the purpose of self defense regarding territorial disputes in the south china sea. she says china will not provoke trouble that it's not your troubled provoked by others. he made it clear that china stands firm on safeguarding national interest when it comes to sovereignty and territorial integrity. to make cctv the uh the uh. ukraine's exiled president viktor yanukovich has condemned the election scheduled for my sighing be unconstitutional instead he called on ukrain

cassidy, mrs. capito, all have worked very hard to make sure that we address the concerns of our constituents. let me tell you, with this bill, we're removing certain rate increase triggers, reinstating of grandfathering, lower rate increases, refund of excess premium charges to homeowners, affordability study and frameworks. adding to that, working with the bill the republicans brought to the floor, democrats added to it, individual property rates increase caps. affordability goals. rate increase protection for newly mapped properties. consumer protection. protection of small businesses, nonprofits, house of worship and residences. mr. speaker and members, again, this is a bill that will address the concerns and the outcry by our constituents, some of whom were experiencing 500% and 600% rate increases. i tried to work with the chearm and was disappointed that mr. hensarling saw differently. he does not support this bill and he said so. mr. neugebauer and mr. hensarling said they had come up with

cassidy's address will start at 7 p.m.w at the san leandro senior community center. >>> march mad seasons in full swing. today the stanford's men's basketball team hopes to punch its ticket. they beat new mexico 58-53 on friday. this morning stanford tips off against the kansas jay hawks. the stanford women also dancing in this march madness, the second seeded cardinal opened up in ames iowa against south dakota. bonnie samuelson made all 18 of her points from beyond a yard. she was 6 and 10 from 3 point range. stanford really never tested in this one. they go on to win 81-62. next up is 10th seeded florida state. that i know game and the cardinals move back home to maples for the sweet 16. the cal women in waco texas for a first round game against ford ham. brittany boyd getting the bears rolling. turns it into a 3 point play. when she's fouled there. tight game all the way. cal down by 1, less than 20 on the clock and it's boyd with the drive, left side and the lead. the bears up 1, 15 seconds left. the rams looking for

it is the brain child of cassidy turbey and richard ellis. they're working on the plans before taking them to the building commission. >>> conservationists are trying to save the 56-foot tall tree which is too close to the location of new commuter rail tracks. today the smart train district put chopping orders on hold for further review. some people want the tree transplanted to city property. the tree has brown and white needles and is believed to be one of only 10 in existence. >>> researchers had helpful news about the clarity in tahoe water levels. clarity reached 17.4 feet. that is a 4 feet decrease over the past year. but scientists say that's still above recent averages. tahoe's clearest water was reported in 1966. >>> in temperatures today were warm. they're going to be warm right through the bay area weekend. look at these numbers coming up on 88 degrees. 78 in concord. 78 in mountain view. san rafael was the worse spot with 79. temperatures tomorrow are going to be about the same maybe a slightly cooler. this weather system is juicy

a judge ordering cassidy -- stop guys.in rehab and five years of probation for drunk driving arrests that took place in january. he has been arrested three times on d.u.i. charges in the past three years. oh my. senator chuck shoe march may need a new -- which you can schumer tweeted it is now march 31 and the way to see how the obamacare deadline works for you. that mistake became a lot of fodder for folks on the internet. it prompted responses like anything right. 30 minutes later senator schumer sent out an updated tweet and those are your headlines. oh my. >> the drummer never got in trouble. >> shirley jones wasn't in trouble. the mom. the driver. >> don't blame her. i think danny partridge and keith partridge were the ones in trouble. in real life. >> but their music will stand the test of time. >> heather, thank you for the headlines. >> maria molina has a look at the weather for us. is it true we may have snow on the way? >> yes, a little bit in new york city. this storm system could have been a lot worse for so ma

cassidy's speech starts at 7:00 p.m.the community setter. >>> we'll get a first look at the first phase of the demolition of the old span of the eastern bridge. for the last few months, drivers have seen a difference as they start to bring down the span. the entire demolition is expected to last three years. >>> a couple in dan ville will take a big step of getting a patient measure on the ballot for children killed ten years ago by a driver on drugs. they were killed in a hit-and- run accident. their parents will hand in petitions. if approved, it would crack down on prescription drug abuse by doctors and patients as well as cracking down on drivers who overprescribe drugs. >>> ktvu and tv36 are proud to be sponsors of this week's "we day" at the oracle arena. the program encourages children to make a positive impact in their communities. on thousands wednesday, thousands of local kids will celebrate. we'll live stream the entire event. look for the event at ktvu.com. it will be a lot of fun. big names will be performin

his name is shawn cassidy. help joins me from washington. good morning sir. >> good morning.ory i'm assuming? >> yes, i have. >> is that possible? >> well i suppose anything is possible at this point especially given the fact hah there's so many sources of information now. it was a limited radar environment in that portion of the world. i've flown over there many the past. i think the one thing that's obviously now is there's all these silos of information we're getting. there needs to be one comprehensive picture built that takes the most authentic details and data points and starts there as the means to kind of solve the puzzle as to where the plane actually is. >> the wall street journal is citing u.s. investigative sources. the malaysia government shot down the wall street journal report saying it's absolutely not true. they've said that about a lot of bits and pieces of information coming in. it gets more and more confusing doesn't it? >> it really does. that speaks to the first point i was discussing. this situation is evolving literally by the minute. there's so many d

>> cassidy and cody. >> one. everybody knows that. >> she's sleep deprived.he has an infant and it is daylight saving. >> all right. now are you ready to know where you're going? >> yes. >> all right, you and i guest, you'll head to the heart of california's napa valley. >> be still my heart. >> for a day at the lovely river terrace inn for five days, four nights. explore local markets and galleries. >> one of most beautiful places on earth. you'll also be able to take flight in a scenic hot air balloon ride. i did that, it is so much fun, provided by balloons above the valley. same one we took. it is great. enjoy breakfast daily with a special dinner for two, hotel and airfare accommodations. >> two? >> she'll take a guest. >> two? what about the -- >> you can take them if you want, but it is just not part of the package, if you know what i mean? >> brie, thank you so much. >> if it were up to me, brie, we would send the family. but that's the way i roll. >> they're tighter over here. okay. all right, bye, honey. >> have a wonderful time and god bless you. >

so -- and then the best part was the day before, right after that, cassidy and i had lunch with the real captain philips and his wife. >> what was that like? >> it was a real thrill. so great. it made me appreciate tom hanks' performance even more because he did capture the essence of that man, lovely man, real hero. and his wife, she says i want -- all my scenes ended up on the cutting room floor. i want to tell the story from my perspective for lifetime for women. she's right. it would be a great story. >> i got to give you an at a girl, i watched the red carpet, and a lot of it sounds repetitive. what are you wearing, blah, blah, blah. you and al added your own crazy twist to the whole thing. you had just such fun, the reactions were hysterical. we loved it. and we're going to show that a little later. >> thank you. >> and then you're coming home. >> is this the big brush? >> no. >> a little night night until you come back. >> right there on the couch, we want to peek in on you every few minutes. >> she's go to go to bed. >> spanx alert. spanx alert. yeah, good, thank you. >> finally

it is the brain child of cassidy turbey and richard ellis.re working on the plans before taking them to the building commission. >>> conservationists are trying to save the 56-foot tall tree which is too close to the location of new commuter rail tracks. today the smart train district put chopping orders on hold for further review. some people want the tree transplanted to city property. the tree has brown and white needles and is believed to be one of only 10 in existence. >>> researchers had helpful news about the clarity in tahoe water levels. clarity reached 17.4 feet. that is a 4 feet decrease over the past year. but scientists say that's still above recent averages. tahoe's clearest water was reported in 1966. >>> in temperatures today were warm. they're going to be warm right through the bay area weekend. look at these numbers coming up on 88 degrees. 78 in concord. 78 in mountain view. san rafael was the worse spot with 79. temperatures tomorrow are going to be about the same maybe a slightly cooler. this weather system is juicy looki

bill cassidy and i led an effort with over 200 members of this body to urge the centers for medicare and medicaid services to prevent these devastating cuts to this program. i urge this body and our friends in the senate to do all we can to preserve this critical program. we simply cannot place this country's financial burdens on the backs of seniors by undermining medicare advantage. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from washington seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize dr. rank kitamoto. mr. kilmer: he was forced from his home during world war ii and taken to a war relocation center in california. in total, 12,000 japanese american washingtonians were forced out of their homes for the duration of the war. dr. kitamoto returned here and began an oral history project. he traveled the country to educate others about japanese american history and forced relocation during world war ii. he served as pre

. >> back to the reunion for a moment here, brad, your daughters, cassidy and katie, they are always missionaries and we have video, they are just great kids, would you describe for me what that moment is like, there they are right there, when those two girls reunited with those children that were in your care? >> it was really an outstanding moment. it was real sweet. >> we were really, we were planning to meet up with them as they were arriving in town and they were getting some transportation from one place to another in town and headed to the church and spending the light and we were going to meet them on the side of the road just to get in the car with them and continue on and instead what happened was my wife and i were there and our daughters and standing on the street in the dark and we heard one of the children, we heard a familiar voice shout our daughter's name and katie k and left out of the moving vehicle and katie said this young man just about knocked the wind out of her by hugging her and just about tackled her and screaming and shouting and crying. the driver stopped

we have captain sean cassidy, the first vice president of the airlines pilot association internationalou. >> good morning. richard, i want to start with you. a pink from the plane or a plane that was picked up by satellite. when you plot those, they are prepared to go over the following wave points. they are recognized wave points. think of it as the interstate of the sky. you have these big airways that planes use to get from "a" to "b." on those airways, there are various junctions that you are to turn right here and turn left here and change altitudes here. these are wave points in an international airway across the sky. when you plot the route that this plane took using the pings, this is what it shows. it shows it went along those wave points. even the malaysians and the united states and even the u.s. navy says, there is not 100% confidence in this information but pardon the pun, in a sea of confusion, you have to follow every lead you possibly can. that's why this has taken on a significance this friday. >> i want to talk about these pings, supposedly, according to reuters, at 1

they actually found cassidy, 46, a nine-point deficit on those that are going to vote.our reaction on that? >> remember, louisiana has this sort of bizarre system where there could be a runoff and that would factor in. she is really in trouble. she tried to defend her votes on obamacare, she tried to distance herself at the same time as she is continuing to embrace it. that won't be popular down in louisiana. >> what do you think? >> i think this, it was very ironic, before we came on here it seems like kathleen sebelius is pushing kathleen sebelius, mary landrieu is pushing secretary of state to green light the pipeline. maybe six democratic senators want the pipeline, so who is president obama going to go with? the environmentalists or will he try to save the senate himself? >> i don't disagree there isn't much he can do to save the senate. its all baked in the cake already. not just obamacare, i don't know what you think about this. but even if obamacare had gone really well i think that the senate would still be in play. obama just has a very low approval rating tha

bill cassidy. this nate silver of 270 fame believes that the republicans are likely to take the senate. larry sabato, the university of virginia. there is a growing consensus. particularly in the after math. >> putin is. not at all it's making him appear a weak leader and that hurts him on domestic and international fronts by november. >> all right, mr. rove, as we come back, crazy media coverage of the missing airliner. watters on why so many russians have come to america and they still like putin. those reports after these messages. over one million hours of research. are inside are specific vitamins and minerals to help support your heart, brain and eyes. centrum silver. for the most amazing parts of you. buttons. what phones are supposed to have? one for each number. so-called smartphones have two, maybe three buttons max. that's neat, but what do you do when you want to dial a four? it's not so smart then, is it? (laughter) nice phone, dude. thanks! smart phones make life easier. that's why es

and if you take a look at the republic republican candidates, bill cassidy or tom tillis, we have a goodt of characters. >> we have less than a minute left. is mr. rogue involved in some irrational exuberance some. >> one thing works against this being a wave election where republicans should sweep all the difficult seats is that like the last two off year elections, '06 and 2010, the republican brand name is unpopular out there. a poll out there week, republicans 26-45 negative, 7 or 8 points worse than december. doesn't mean that's dispositive, but it's not a good sign. >> but not being reflected in the head to head numbers. >> glad to see we're not paying attention to november. thank you, panel. up next, we take you behind the creeps to see some of the remarkable ruins where u.s. and foreign diplomats do their business. create a three course italian dinner with olive garden's new cucina mia for just $9.99. first, choose unlimited soup or salad. then create your own pasta with one of five homemade sauces. and finish with dessert. three courses, $9.99. at olive garden. >>> one of the jo

, whether it's tom cotton in ark a, who all of the groups are supporting, or dan sullivan or bill cassidyn louisiana, or tom tillis in north carolina, wb have a very good cast of ra characters that are running, and much better than we had in 2010. >> wait, wait, i just want to bring judy in because we have less than a minute left. is mr. rove involved in eracial exub rnls? >> the one thing it would not be a republican election where thee sweep the seats is like the last two off-year elections, '06 andd 2010, the republican brand name is unpopular out there. there's a wall street journal poll out this week, republicanse 26 to 45 negative. that's seven or eight points worse than it was inti decemberp it doesn't mean that's positive, but it's not a good sign.t >> it's not reflected in the head to head numbers. >> i'm glad we're not paying that much attention to novembero up next, our power player of the week. we take you behind the scenes to see some of the remarkable rooms where u.s. and foreign diplomats do their business. ruins where foreign diplomats do their business. >>> one of the joy

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bill cassidy.his nate silver of 270 fame believes that the republicans are likely to take the senate. larry sabato, the university of virginia. there is a growing consensus. particularly in the after math. >> putin is. not at all it's making him appear a weak leader and that hurts him on domestic and international fronts by november. >> all right, mr. rove, as we come back, crazy media coverage of the missing airliner. watters on why so many russians have come to america and they still like putin. those reports after these messages. i dunno, i just ah woke up today and i said i need something sportier. annnd done. ok maxwell, just need to ah contact your insurance company with the vin number. oh, i just did it. with my geico app. vin # is up to the loaded. ok well then jerry here will take you through all of the features then. why don't weeeeeeeeeeee go out to the car. ok, i'll just be outside... ok, yeah. his dad is my boss. yeah. vin scanning to add a car. just a tap away on the geico app. is is

john cassidy over at "the new yorker" is writing she may be the key to a solution, pointing out that russia is germany's biggest supplier of energy. we know that merkel spoke with our president last night. she spoke with putin several times since the crisis started. could she be a key player in potentially resolving this situation? >> yes. absolutely. i mean, germany, after all, is the most important military and economic power in europe. the problem here, as you rightfully point out, is that most of germany's natural gas supplies run through that natural gas pipelines through ukraine, from russia, to germany. she's already signaled that she's not in favor of imposing economic sanctions on russia. well, if she's not in favor of supporting economic sanctions on -- on russia as well as denying russia a space in the g-8 and turning that into the g-7, it sort of defangs the capacity of the united states to act forcefully with putin if he decides that, well, what -- what matters to him if he moves his forces into eastern ukraine. who's going to stop him. >> yeah, and josh, i also want to

the 6th is a heavily republican district that bill cassidy is leaving to run against mary landrieu.wards pulls off this longshot victory, it would be his second time in congress. he represented louisiana's 7th district nearly 50 years ago. from 1965 until '72 when he was elected governor for the very first time. and served for two terms. he was re-elected again in 1983. and then, during the '80s, that's when he had his first brush with the law, standing trial for charges in a scandal involving hospital licenses. he was not convicted, and in 1991, made a comeback bid for a fourth term. well, he ended up drawing a lucky draw. former klu klux klan leader david duke was his opponent. some supporters even sported bumper stickers that said this, vote for the crook, it's important. in 1998, edwards, a renown gambler, was convicted for rigging casino boat licenses, and spent nine years in federal prison. now, edwards has always been known for his color way of putting things. >> he really, i think, is afraid that if i get elected that somehow i'm going to steal something. and i told somebody

are supporting or dan sullivan in alaska who this week won the club for growth endorsement or bill cassidyn louisiana or tom phillips in north carolina we have a very good cast of characters that are running, and much better than we had in 2012 -- >> i just want to ask, bring judy in because we have less than a minute left is mr. rove involved in some irrational exuberance here? >> the one thing that i would say is working against the wave election where republicans sweep all of these difficult seats for democrats, is that like the last two off-year elections, '06, and 2010, the republican brand name is unpopular out there. there's a "wall street journal" poll out this week, republicans 26-45, negative. that's seven or eight points worse than it was in december. it doesn't mean that it's positive but it's not a good sign. >> it's not been very reflective in the head-to-head numbers. >> i'm glad to see we're not really paying that much attention to november six months out. thank you, panel. see you next week. up next our power player of the week. we take you behind the scenes to see some of

. >> my name is cassidy. i'm from canada -- and cat. c-a-t. >> seth: well done.nd applause ] all right. so you're all warmed up! let's play "celebrity spelling bee." cassandra, can you bring me the first round cards? [ cheers and applause ] and cassandra, do you want to spell your name? >> no, thank you. >> seth: okay. all right. [ laughter ] all right. contestant number one, this is for one point. your celebrity name is chiwetel ejiofor. would you like me to use that in a sentence? >> yes, please. >> seth: okay. here's your sentence. "i can tell you're afraid to spell chiwetel ejiofor." [ laughter ] whenever you're ready. >> chiwetel ejiofor. c-h-e-w-a-t-e-l-l >> seth: i'm not nodding for the right reasons. [ laughter ] >> e-d-g-e-f-o-r-d >> seth: put him out of his misery! [ buzzer ] [ laughter and applause ] that's what we in the spelling bee business call incorrect. contestant number two. your celebrity name is matthew mcconaughey. would you like to know the country of origin? >> yes, please. >> seth: the country of origin is the underside of a surfboard. [ l

cassidy's nuns from town of ma lula from a convent in. damascus who'd been kidnapped by the front rebels had what's left for a group of prisoners slightly larger group of prisoners about twenty five i think it was from tension in the syrian government has surged so the concept of prisoner exchanges will hostage exchanges you'd like to call that might be more accurate is certainly is established possibility there will be some exchange with its allies in the rebel demands of two thousand people maybe vanishes in the alawite minority in syria has been a present for much of its history but had enjoyed some protection under assad and his father before him and what will the future be like if assad is removed and i think it will be pretty grim i mean i think anybody who is alawite or is in the government establishment a government operation so even mr khwaja learn level not just of some sort of army commanders will even be able to lower level may have a difficult time if these islamists to run their bill sunni fundamentalists because they will s

the best part was the day before right after that, cassidy and i had lunch with the real captain phillipsd the essence of that man. love lovely man. a real hero. his wife says i want to tell the story from my perspective on lifetime for women. she's fight. >> i watched a lot of the red carpet. you and al added your own crazy twist to the whole thing. you had such fun. reactions were hysterical. we loved it. we're going to show that piece a little later. then you're coming home to us. >> is this a big brush? >> no. >> i'll take a night night until you come back. >> stay on the couch. we'll peek in every few minutes. we'll keep the cat away. spanx alert. good. thank you. >> amazing. finally it wasn't me. so here's the great thing about the oscars. a lot of times they feel butten toed u ee ee ee eed -- feel bue buttoned up. ellen was so funny. >> ellen start started off wit greatest tone. >> let's watch. >> for those of you watching around the world it's been a tough couple of days for us here. it has been raining. we're fine. thank you for your prayers. i think you should think of yourselve