joe cline is time magazine's political columnist. katrina van den hovel is the editor of "the nation." krissia freeman is editor, and a writer of politics for " the daily and the national review" on-line. joe, looks like romney has sort of wrapped it up one more time. sort of written still say he is not doing what he needs to do. >> there was something of a turning point for romney. we finally found out that there was something that mitt romney wouldn't do to win the nomination. he said he wouldn't set his hair on fire by making outrageous comments about barack obama. that's nice, but it really point out a major deficit in his campaign so far. if he is running as the electable one. electability is a concept that you should never tout, but should also always prove by winning elections. you know, if you're running as the electable one, you have to show your appeal to moderates and independents. bill clinton did this by pushing for welfare reform, which the base of his party didn't want. george w. bush did this with compassionate conser

. >> george simmer moan's attorney tells us his cline fears for his safety and the safety of his family. people around the nation have rallied together asking the question, how can they prevent this from happening again? in berkley, abc-7 news. >> ama: members of the black panther party are being criticized for calling on black men to mobilize and capture george zimmerman, who is staying at an undisclosed location, the black panther party has received donations from members of the black community, including celebrities. >> by next week, we're looking forward to getting $1 million for the capture of george zimmerman. we're going to force our government to do their job properly. if they don't, we will. -over. >> ama: authorities are condemning the group's appeal, asking citizens to leave arrests to. the. >> alan: an extensive search uncovered no new clues in the disappearance of a mortgagian hill girl. the fbi is helping in the search for sierra lamar. agents are stopping drivers in the area where she disappeared, asking if she noticed anything unusual on the morning of march 16th. last w

doctors at the cleveland cline he can say if you do get sick a.ay or two before your trip, the flu vaccine won't help you. if you can't canceled or delay plans doctors say it's best to stay away from others so you don't spread the virus around especially on your flight. >> we can't stuff them in the seat back pocket with the other information so that's going to allow somebody else so take a plastic bag and be responsible for getting rid of your own contaminated tissues and things like that. >> don't leave the used clen exon the -- kleenex on the seat and carry hand sanitizer and try to keep your hands away from your face to decrease the risk of spreading the virus. >>> according to a report from the tresh cry department congested roads cost drivers $100 billion a year in wasted fuel and lost time. that report says poor conditions in roads cost the average driver around $4 hundred unfor overall vehicle maintenancech the department of transportation says it needs 85 billion dollars during the course of the next 20 years do boy -- to bring existing h

less on foreign oil from rogue regimes, in october of 20 ten, you mentioned that you were quote, in clined to sign off on the keystone because the united states will be depending on dirty oil from canada or -- what led you to change your previous assertion can you explain why a stable source of oil from a ally such as canada does not deserve a consideration from the department of state and mr. berman? if you would like to ask your question. >> a very specific question about syria. the security of the chemical and possibly biological weapons in syria should the assad regime fall? how dangerous is it that these weapons leave syria and fall into the wrong hands and what about dismantling biological weapons from syria? >> what i said in 2010 was that energy concerns and securities needed to exist and taken into account, but it had to be part of what is the legal and regulatory requirements for evaluating any pipeline application that cross s an international boundary. the state department was in the process of making such a determination and when it became necessary to make a decision, we the

in new york trading, oilell about one dollar to $106.34 a barrel, the first cline in four sessions. still, the average price for ain gallon of unleaded gasoline rose 12 cents in the past two weeks to $3.80 a gallon,efglectin february's jump in crude prices. but, those increases may start to slow if crude prices stop climbing. we have two reports this evening, looking at the impact of energy on the u.s. economy and on the presidential election. we begin with suzanne pratt in new york. >> reporter: if you're like most u.s. drivers, it's been hard to miss the big run-up in prices at the pump. gasoline started moving higher right after labor day and this year alone the national average for regular unleaded has surged 52 cents to $3.80 cents a gallon. still, it's unclear whether the higher energy costs are already curbing spending in the u.s. commodity strategist shelley goldberg says they're certainly affecting consumer behavior. >> you're seeing that people are taking staycations if you will, maybe canceling that trip to the mall on the weekend or to the movies or just travelling less.

76-year-old marion cline awoke to tree branches slicing through the roof of her mobile home. >> i'm thankful i'm alive because i-- i could have been killed if i was back here. >> reporter: yeah, that's hard to think about. >> it is. >> reporter: as bad as the damage is here, scott, the loss of life could have been much worse. it's the off-season in branson. at the peak of the tourist season, as many as 60,000 tourists cram into downtown on any given day. >> pelley: anna, thank you. anna mentioned that new radar system called dual polarization. you can see more about that tomorrow on "cbs this morning." we were thinking in the newsroom today that tornadoes seem to be coming unusually early and often. we asked our research department, and it turns out there have been 121 tornadoes so far this year, according to an estimate by the weather service. and sure enough, that is more than double what we have seen on average in january and february over the last ten years. it was a close call for mitt romney last night in the michigan primary. romney won his home state by only about three points. he wo

but is there subitance to what he was saying about goldman who treated their clines with disdane thanow it would treat them than the clients. >> their clients treat goldman with disdain. they are the sophisticated player in the worl. wall street is a sharp-elbowed. >> they were squeezing fees out of the clients, yes. >> may not be criminal but was it ethical? >> as long as you don't lie to people. when you are dealing with smart people. he said they were lying because they were selling what they knew it was good for goldman but not the client. >> i take one bet. that's the way markets work. we have to step back and say when everybody is equal . different when you are selling to average individual people. that does happen. when you are dealing with sophisticated people and you have information that i have. and you take a bet and i take a bet. charlie, where is this going? >> far for goldman depending on how many outside partners. stand up and say we need an investigation . reality most wall street know this is business. it is different goldman deals with sophisticated investors. if he

. >> it is a great way to travel and entertain clines and spend time with your family. >>> and henrytrain cars that he uses for personal and business use. >> how much do the private cars themselves cost. >> some of the train car are buying originals from the 1950s and making them worth 350,000 to one and half million dollars. >> that is quite a date night. >> they are difficult to find. there are only 60 private railroad cars that are amtrak approved to ride behind amtrak. >> he pulls over 25,000 over the course of 40 days. he's taken them to the super bowl or kentucky desh yefinal four . it is romantic whether it is a first date or anniversary. >> that's what i said. what a date night. >> but put on your life styles of the rich and famous voice. >> that was very nice. >> i was working on it. >> thank you, we appreciate that. we are now getting word of an emergency laning that is coming in to fox news. we'll bring more details on the other side of the break. we are learning something new about president reagan. we'll show you proofs that were not seen by many people before. stay with

. >> it is a great way to travel and entertain clines and spend time with your family. >>> and henrytrain cars that he uses for personal and business use. >> how much do the private cars themselves cost. >> some of the train car are buying originals from the 1950s and making them worth 350,000 to one and half million dollars. >> that is quite a date night. >> they are difficult to find. there are only 60 private railroad cars that are amtrak approved to ride behind amtrak. >> he pulls over 25,000 over the course of 40 days. he's taken them to the super bowl or kentucky desh yefinal four . it is romantic whether it is a first date or anniversary. >> that's what i said. what a date night. >> but put on your life styles of the rich and famous voice. >> that was very nice. >> i was working on it. >> thank you, we appreciate that. we are now getting word of an emergency laning that is coming in to fox news. we'll bring more details on the other side of the break. we are learning something new about president reagan. we'll show you proofs that were not seen by many people before. stay with

and followed around him this inner core of legal experts and advisors like joel cline is becoming increasinglyortant. this is a new generation of nah-murdoch people who want to see it run like a corporation rather than a family business with the favoritism and turning a blind eye to stuff going on. >> the meaning of murdoch testifying beyond the fact they will ask questions again and we saw in the hearing last summer, anything can happen when he sits down to answer questions. the is there a specific meaning and import to this inquiry that was not there in the parlimentary one? >> yes. the phrase they are using who guards the guardians? a phrase we like at the guardian. it goes to the heart of what the story is b. it's not about phone hacking or computer technology, it's about power and who weilds the power. the feeling that rupert murdoch has come into the country in the last 30 years and ascribed himself and his family around him too much power and telling competition and the public what to do. and that's what the inquiry is edging its way towards. the next inquiry will look at the relationsh

housing market which he clines of 21%. and throw in that a european banking crisis. some banks passed with flying colors. four did not. citigroup, sun trust, allied financial and net life failed to show they had enough capital on the books. -- wall street is pretty happy with the banking sector. it's up 17% in 2012 after the companies were down all of last year and shares of jpmorgan chase popped yesterday when it announced ahead of the fed stress test results. jpmorgan's mowment actually forced the feds to release the test results two days earlier so wall street will react to the test results this morning. the dow starting a pretty nice place to begin with. surged 218 points in jade. nasdaq had its first close above 3,000, first time since december 2000. it climbed 56 points and the s&p 500 added about 25 points. it's at a really nice place this morning for wall street. >> the question is you were saying citibank might-- >> we'll have to see how investors react to that. it is kind of a surprise. citibank has been trying to win back the hearts and minds of investors.

did you know that winchester is the hometown of legendary singer patsy cline. she passed away 49 years ago today but of course her amazing music lives on and you can visit her childhood home in winchester if you'd like. >> i had no idea. very cool. >>> thanks for starting your day with us. i'm jessica doyle. andrea is off today. >>> i'm mike hydeck with howard bernstein live on the weather terrace. we're expecting a flake or two. good morning. >> good morning. mainly south of town with temperatures in the low 20s and 30s. we'll be watching a clip their will pass off to our south and well south of town, probably a good hour's right or more. we have some winter weather advisories. our day planner calling for the clouds moving in and they are right now. upper 30s maybe by 9:00. maybe 35, 36 the way things are going. gi noon near 40. -- by noon near 40. a couple of flurries or showers to the south. close to 44 for the high today. you can see the system coming through west virginia in towards southwestern virginia up for. there have been some reports of snow in plac

coming up, financial expert cline anderson on how to handle a million dollar fortune. what a problem to have. >>> happening right now in sanford, florida, an ncaap rally for slain teen trayvon martin. we expect demonstrators to hold a justice for trayvon martin rally in the next hour and his football team will hold a candlelight vigil in his honor in miramar at 6 p.m. today. he was gunned down by neighborhood watch zycherman. trayvon's family says it was racially motivated and they're calling for his arrest. >>> firefighters are making progress and getting a handle on the wildfires southwest of denver. more than 600 firefighters trying to stop the flames from spreading. they're trying to find out why they didn't get a reverse 911 call warning them. they say it was probably caused by a softwear glitch. >>> gop presidential candidates are jockeying for support in wisconsin ahead of tuesday's primary. newt gingrich and mitt romney speaking at a coalition veenlts. rick santorum will do the same next hour. an nbc/marist poll shoes 40% for romney, 11% for ron paul, 8% for ne

for people to cline is like a basketball team complaining that their opponents are too tall.ean, that's part of the game. you have to play tall people when you play basketball. and if you're going to beat mitt romney, you've got to come with a strong organization and you have to be well resources. and i think in some cases, we've seen with our opponents they don't have the ability to organize effectively. we saw tonight that in illinois, there were four congressional districts where rick santorum was unable to get his name on the ballot. we have the d.c. primary coming up on april third. he's not on the ballot there, either. rick santorum and newt gingrich were left off the ballot entirely in virginia. he was going to position himself above the other contestants and also to make the economy the plank of his campaign. he's been definitely distracted, as they all have, it seems to me, but this obsession with social issues. do you accept that your campaign tonight seem today be realigning itself back to where it began? >> well, i think we've stayed on back to april of 2011. we t

i want to bring in msnbc policy analyst ezra cline. let me give you my take away. who designed their plan for picking a nominee to test the candidates a longer, more grueling campaign. worked for the democrats four years ago. but it shows it might be backfiring now. you have eric cantor endorsing romney over the weekend. how eager are republicans just to get this thing over with? >> i think it's an important point. the cantor endorsement is the party attempting to close ranks. what the republicans did is looked at the long primary and said that was great for the democrats. they had so much time to become better candidates and build a national organization to excite voters. it helped to win general election. we're going to do that in 2012. but i looked at the polling in it 2008. there was essentially never a time or very few when obama was behind mccain. in fact, the longer the democratic primary went on, the greater the lead grew. >> that's interesting. >> we have seen the opposite here. romney's lead over obama, which existed back in august, is collapsing. it's no

>> well, joel cline and i, the forrer new york city commissioner for education and i had a very good this issue where national security is being affected by the state of our k-12 education system. we believe there are really three ways that this can be improved. first of all, we need stronger, higher national standards. today, a child in korea learns in third grade what our children learn in fifth grade math. that just can't continue. secondly, we believe that parents need greater choices for their children particularly parents who don't have means will need to be able to get their children out of failing schools. we think that introducing competition into the public school system will help to improve the state of education and finally, we need to make certain that we're keeping track, that we're auditing our progress of the skill levels that our kids are attaining in math, science, reading and indeed, foreign languages. >> and indeed, foreign language is another huge problem which you point out in the task force. we've not seen in this political campaign a really good debate on educ

president cline, for instance, said you made him angry and president obama and many republicans won't even go near you. but that means you're really, really good at what you do. you've been here since 2003, it's possible you'll make it to 10 years, the jury is out. only occasionally you have a case of diva-itis. by the way, you married well. but when you did the cookbook and started hustling that on our shows, that was sort of irritating. >> thank you, all. i have to say watching some of those early videos from literally 30 years ago was kind of interesting. it is like seeing a sign you never knew you had. i want to thank our great staff at fox news sunday for putting together that wonderful and an overly generous a video. you put it together just the way i wrote it. i also want to thank the national press foundation for giving me this award. as has been made clear earlier, you do a great job in providing educational programs for young and aspiring journalist for this country and around the world. i am honored to receive this. as you mentioned, as john mentioned, i want to donate the

who are back in the game widespread because in the last three years what we've seen and to 23% deck clinewith a plan that talks about reducing red tape and making it easier for small business men and women to start up their companies, to retain and create new jobs and he lays out a vision for a tax plan. something that i think has he'll lewded washington and something that needs to happen if we want to be competitive globally. so now is the time for mitt romney. people will see this is the route that we have to go in order to grow the economy. we have to take up the jobs act. this is something that the president has said that he's supportive of. we have republicans and democrats alike dedicated to helping small businesses and entrepreneurs grow again. we're going to follow up on that in a another couple of weeks with a tax cut. these are the kinds of things that we can come together on. >> leader can for, i don't want to get into a controversy here, but i invite you to come on a tour, you pick the city, i think we should start in new york but i'll take to you chicago, los angeles, go down

>> you look at movies now, like george cline and playing poker in the first scene of the movie tellingrisktaker. because of the way people look at poker now it's not going anywhere. when we started making the movie i had to bay gift for somebody. went to restoration hardware. in the back of restoration hardware they had poker sets. made it to the point where they're selling poker, it's not going anywhere. looking at it differently. >> turn on the tv. it's there every day, mike. every day. >> every night on espn and like one of their highest rated programs. >> that's right. two great nashville restaurants have not been the same since you left, my friend. >> i'm going to go back. >> great place. >> guys, great to have you both with us. "all in" opens in new york theaters tomorrow and available on video on-demand on april 24th. doug and contribution thanks guys. >>> when we come back, tim tebow shoved out of denver but john elway and peyton manning find a new home and how's he going play in the big apapple? talk about it next. [ male announcer ] this is genco services -- mcallen, texas. i