we'll talk to charles grassley a little later in the show. he is wondering all about the details of that internal investigation. he wants to know more and we'll talk to him in "america's newsroom" in the next hour. >>> it is primary day in five states. commit romney and any speculation of a, could there be, mitt romney looks to basically clear all of these states this evening and shut out his remaining opponents. voters go to the polls in new york, in connecticut, in rhode island and delaware and the swing state of pennsylvania. as they head out to do that, today you have 219 delegates, big pull tonight. look at those numbers. highly populated states in the northeast. mitt romney hitting the trail trail in the keystone state. >> what a terrific welcome. this is just extraordinary. i appreciate your generosity, your willingness to come out. i need your vote tomorrow. get out and vote in the primary. [applause] bill: so now the question is who will romney pick as his running mate? this is really become a major focus of interest. marco rubio, no

that ansser may not satisfy senator charles grassley , whooon friday wrote secret service director markr representatives advance or the white house advance team?"with ass any as three seearaae congressional investigations nnw planned, members are concerned that presidential sscurity may have been compromised.lieberman says: "what was striking to me, thee12th agent, was not hotel, was staying at the hilton, significant because that is where obamaawas going to stay."meanwhile tto members of coogress, senator susan representative carolym mccarthy of ny re suugesting that the scandal might not have erupted if the secret service has more femmle phistory suggests that so- called " honey traps"" do not discriminate by gender. in one notorious case - an east german spy master sent dozens of handsome young male agents into west germany to lure powerful women ii government to reveal secrets. they did just that --telling their "romeo spies," where nato had placed nuclear missilessaimed at the east. in washingttn, doug mckelway, fox newss" the search continues for a missing arizona irl who vanished

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and charles grassley voted for that.pid vote. >> you may not have a conservative friend in the country after that. thank you. >> start asking me about conservatives. you're not asking me. >> like mitt romney, don't make the mistake, you said is not a conservative. thank you very much. we'll see you later. a quick programming note tomorrow morning on the "today" show. you can see the exclusive interview with republican congressman paul ryan. >>> a new autism study tops the news. obesity during pregnancy may increase charges for a child to be diagnosed as autistic. that is according to a new university of davis study. researchers say it does not cause autism but pregnant women who are obese are 67% more likely to have autistic children. >>> tim tebow. a big draw on easter sun. a crowd of about 15,000. some reports say there were up to 30,000 gathered in the small town of georgetown, texas, to hear the jets quarterback speak at an outdoor service. he told the congregation, it is okay to be outspoken about your faith and his

and veteran republican senator charles grassley raised a new spector of national security when he told a radio interviewer back home in iowa, "who knows who might be using prostitutes, the russians are famous for that, to get information out of us." grassley says he fears this is the tip of the iceberg, and wants an outside investigator. >>> a man who was once in john edward's inner circle, a trusted top aide during the '08 presidential campaign, is now the star witness against him in his federal trial. today that aide, andrew young, spent a second day on the witness stand for the prosecution. told a story of elaborate deception involving hundreds of thousands of dollars. nbc's lisa myers is with us from the courthouse in greensboro, north carolina. lisa, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. this was the government's day through their star witness. prosecutors detailed edwards' affair, the hunt for money to keep his mistress quiet, and claimed the former presidential candidate was deeply involved every step of the way. andrew young, edwards' once loyal aide arrived ready to

we'll hear from senator charles grassley.a rare recording of legendary jazz trumpeter louis armstrong. wynton marsalis takes a listen. and we'll celebrate the one-year anniversary of the wedding of prince william and kate middleton. what fun was that. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm michelle miller. have a great day and we'll see you next week. k. ,,,, >> carjacked, robbed and stuffed into a

and in a somewhat desperate attempt to start a counter protest, charles grassley tweeted, miss spellingsts continue to turn up the heat, though. common cause filed a complain friday with the irs they wouldn't declare themselves to be leftist but they did turn up the heat. it is asking the irs to review alec's tax-exempt status, because it must not be organized or operated for the benefit of private interests, this is a quote, and may not attempt to influence legislation as a substantial part of its activity. that's quoting the law. in its complaint common cause argues that alec violates these rules, calling it quote, a corporate lobbying group masquerading as a public charity. alex said basically in response i know you are, but what am i. so now to untangle all of this. for more on the show i'm joined by eric the lawyer for common cause. so tell us what have you done. >> the issue is actually very simple. under the law, alec cannot engage in substantial lobbying and corporations cannot get a deduction. so for instance, if exxon wants to change some environmental rules, and they have a me

listen to senator charles grassley ranking member of the senate judiciary committee.his morning. >> we asked secretary napolitano before us on wednesday. she said that they have gone back 2 1/2 years. and nothing has happened. well, we had the reports come out and we need an independent investigation. >>reporter: and now the colombian ambassador is demanding a further apology from the u.s. government for the behavior in cartagena telling the colombian newspaper and i quote, "a more clear expression of remorse is required to protect the reputation of cartagena." but a senior administration officials says there are no plans for an apology and earlier colombian officials were concerned the accomplishments of the summit were overshadowed. >>shepard: from very good sources we are getting to completely different reports. some of our good sources say this happens all the time. men will be men. and others say, no, the secret service is squeaky clean and these are outliars. >>reporter: i spoke to a security consultant who hired employees and says is an understanding among the

. >> that was senator charles grassley of iowa on fox news, a leading conservative supporting the manat the time it was being drafted. it's a mandate that president obama himself opposed when running for office. here is his drawing a contrast back in the 2008 debate with then presidential candidate hillary clinton who, unlike president obama, supported the mandate. >> clinton's plan and mine is the fact that she would force, in some fashion, individuals to purchase health care. >> joining us now, republican strategist and former george w. bush press secretary ari fleischer and democratic poster cornell belscher who works for president obama's re-election campaign. thanks for coming in. cornell, it seems as far as the obama campaign is concern the republican primary is over. at least that's the impression you're giving. what do you think? >> well, i think pennsylvania will have a lot to say about that. it keeps going along, you no he, santorum wins a couple, you know, romney wins a couple. but i think he's not at the magical number yet. however, i think for democrats, it's really about

. >> reporter: that answer may not satisfy senator charles grassley who on friday wrote secret service director mark sullivan asking did the secret service reserve rooms at the hotel caribe or other hotels in cart gina, colombia or representations of the white house -- cart gina, colombia? friday it was revealed a 12th secret service officer was also being investigated. >> what's striking to me and significant is that the 12th agent now put on administrative as of friday was not staying at the caribe hotel where the other agents were, but at the hilton and the hilton is significant because that's where president obama was going to stay. >> reporter: meanwhile two members of congress, senator susan collins of maine and representative carolyn maloney of new york are suggesting the scandal might not have erupted if the secret service had more female officers. history suggests honey traps do not discriminate by gender. in one notorious case an east german spymaster sent dozens of handsome young male agents into west germany to lure powerful women in government to reveal secrets and they di

charles grassley ranking member of the senate judiciary committee told radio iowa today the suspected prostitutes including the one that ignited the ruckus could very well have been russian spies. earlier he was asked if he thought the white house was hiding something. >> i have no basis for that now. but the extent to which they are very transparent as the president promised he would be is going to alleviate any concern about these questions we he have. >> senator grassley wants answers sent within two days. >> shepard: rule tomorrow on defense motion drop all charges bradley manning used online tame brad ass 87 to millions of documents to online missile lowers wikileaks. they claim the leak did no harm. reveal how much damage brad ass really did. mad cow disease we learned today has now returned to the united states. the agricultural department infected dairy cow in california. the new case is but the fourth time mad cow disease has popped up in the united states. and the first since 2006. the vast majority of cases of mad cow disease were in the united kingdom in the mid 90's. fort

now senator charles grassley is pressing for a thorough investigation by the departments of state androgram. allowing foreign companies to send employees here for meetings but jay palmer says they were sending them here for jobs. senator grassley -- >> but if you're bringing them here to work full-time and maybe cheaper labor, it's not only against the law, it's immoral and unjustified, and unethical. >> reporter: palmer says the practice displaced american workers qualified for the same jobs, but, he charges, it increased profits. >> for example, you know, if i'm going to pay yous 15 $15,000, w pay an illegal worker $65,000 a year? it's economics. >> reporter: an expert in immigration policy says the problem is bigger than just one company. >> the number of companies very profitable, large companies that are expanding very rapidly are exploiting loopholes that should be closed. >> reporter: palmer says after he blew the whistle, the company retaliated against him. now he is suing the company. they categorically deny all of jay palmer's allegations saying they will address the facts i

top republican senator charles grassley raising serious doubts, sending a new letter to the white house 14 specific questions and demandsa they retrace the white house review that cleared all staffers of wrongdoing. meantime janet napolitano on the hot seat. she called the conduct inexcusable but said the president was not in harm's way. >> this conduct we heard about. did that pose any rise together president's security when in colombia or national security? >> that was my first question to director sullivan when he called me and the answer was no, there was no risk to the president. megyn: she adds part of this investigation will include a review of training to see what if anything needs to be tightened up. necessity may not have known they were not supposed to solicit prostitution when they were there to protect the president. they have to add that to the training now. humor. works better when you are on cam. we have new reports from the federal election commission that may soon have the president's own words coming back to haunt him. look at this. reports show special interests have

senator charles grassley says that that's not enough. he wants to know more. doug mckelway is live in washington with more on this doug, what precisely does grassley want to know? >> reporter: immediately after yesterday's white house press briefing grassley compose adler to the white house counsel which he poised 14 questions among them. how many hours were spent on weekend review? were civilian employees of white house communications agency also examined? how many white house advance staff had overnight guests? how many other white house staff had overnight guests? grassley apparently unsatisfied wit white house weekend review exonerated all white house staff at least described by what house press secretary jay carney. here is what carney had to say. >> that review was conducted and it produced no indication of any misconduct. >> reporter: just within the hour, senator grassley was asked if he knew who from the white house was on the trip? >> i don't have that information yet and that's what needs to be made public. and we need to know whether or not there's

i am grateful to senator charles grassley you the judiciary committee's ranking member, for his ongoingsupport for this bill. he was an original cosponsor when i introduced it in 2009, and when i reintroduced it last year. survivors of sexual violence have endured enough already. they should not have to pay for rape kits. and they won't have to once this bill becomes law. the vawa reauthorization bill also includes the housing rights for victims of domestic and sexual violence act, legislation that i introduced with senators collins and mikulski last fall. this bill will help women stay in their homes when they are most vulnerable, when they need a roof over their heads the most. the link between violence and homelessness is undeniable. by one account, nearly 40% of women who have experienced domestic violence will become homeless at some point in their lives. nearly 40%. once a woman becomes homeless, she becomes even more vulnerable to physical or sexual abuse. in my state, nearly one in three homeless women is fleeing domestic violence, and half of those women have children with them

disgustingly deceptive decision to sign a letter with false information that was submitted to charles grassleydepartment of justice knew that gun walking, in other words government sponsored gun trafficking across the border, by the way, could make gun dealers look bad so they can implement anti-gun policies, of course, and then admitted many, many months later that that information in the letter was false. so now this guy -- >> and now this guy, you know, given the fact that he sent two high ranking government officials something that was completely bogus, now it turns out he's going to go run the university of baltimore law school. here's what their president said. during this time of considerable transition in legal education and the legal profession, it's important to have leadership with integrity and vision. ron white embodies those qualities. you'd agree with that, wouldn't you? >> not really. and i would think as a condition of admission that every potential applicant should at least read my friend katie pavlik's amazing expose, outrageous expose on fast & furious which she rightly cal

charles grassley says not so fast on that one. he's here in "america's newsroom."in on that one. john boehner is here, the so-called republican reign of terror is something he wants to weigh in on. bill and i will see you at the top of the hour [ male announcer ] if you want a luxury car with a standard power moon roof, standard keyless access, and standard leather-trimmed seats, then your choice is obvious. the lexus es. it's complete luxury in a class full of compromises. see your lexus dealer. >> gretchen: she's a two-time olympic gold medalist, winning more volleyball tournaments than any other female player. now professional volleyball player and thet enthusiast, misty may trainer, trying to get pets and owners back in shape. good morning. >> good morning. >> gretchen: brian's dog is out of control. >> brian is chasing the dog with the cone. >> steve: why is that? >> brian: it's good because it's good for the scene. we got to get dogs in action. [ laughter ] >> i think the personalities are the same. >> steve: i think they're the same critter. is the idea to e

i am grateful to senator charles grassley you the judiciary committee's ranking member, for his ongoing support for this bill. he was an original cosponsor when i introduced it in 2009, and when i reintroduced it last year. survivors of sexual violence have endured enough already. they should not have to pay for rape kits. and they won't have to once this bill becomes law. the vawa reauthorization bill also includes the housing rights for victims of domestic and sexual violence act, legislation that i introduced with senators collins and mikulski last fall. this bill will help women stay in their homes when they are most vulnerable, when they need a roof over their heads the most. the link between violence and homelessness is undeniable. by one account, nearly 40% of women who have experienced domestic violence will become homeless at some point in their lives. nearly 40%. once a woman becomes homeless, she becomes even more vulnerable to physical or sexual abuse. in my state, nearly one in three homeless women is fleeing domestic violence, and half of those women have children with the

senator charles grassily, ranking member of the judiciary committee told radio iowa that the prostitutes could have been russian spies. grassley has written white house counsel about her in-house investigation that found no evidence of white house staff involve in the the scandal and poses 14 questions to her. among them, were civilian employees of the white house communication agency also examined? how many white house advanced staff had overnight guests? how many other white house staff had overnight guests? earlier today grassley was asked if he thought the white house was hiding something. >> i have no basis for that now. but the extent to which they are transparent as the president promiseed he would be is going to alleviate any concern about the questions we have. the president's characterization of the two dozen military and secret service personnel implicated in the scandal is a couple of knucklehead contrast sharply with the action of special agent paula reed, african-american female ahead of the miami bureau and replaced the entire unit and reported the incident to the director of the secret service leading to the tr

i am grateful to senator charles grassley you the judiciary committee's ranking member, for his ongoing support for this bill. he was an original cosponsor when i introduced it in 2009, and when i reintroduced it last year. survivors of sexual violence have endured enough already. they should not have to pay for rape kits. and they won't have to once this bill becomes law. the vawa reauthorization bill also includes the housing rights for victims of domestic and sexual violence act, legislation that i introduced with senators collins and mikulski last fall. this bill will help women stay in their homes when they are most vulnerable, when they need a roof over their heads the most. the link between violence and homelessness is undeniable. by one account, nearly 40% of women who have experienced domestic violence will become homeless at some point in their lives. nearly 40%. once a woman becomes homeless, she becomes even more vulnerable to physical or sexual abuse. in my state, nearly one in three homeless women is fleeing domestic violence, and half of those women have children with the