he hung up the phone and returned to his seat next to geri cobb. staring at the desserts in front of them, both cobb and webb tried not to divulge their space secrets. after meeting with johnson and kennedy, james webb surprised himself by reversing his initial impulse about the job. "i never said no to any president," he remark the. within minutes of webb's acceptance. kennedy shuttled him to his press secretary and then disappeared to deliver his first state of the union address, to be delivered that evening. standing before the white house press corps, perhaps a little stunned by the sheer speed of the decision, webb greeted reporters as president kennedy's nominee for nasa administrator. as soon as he was able to get to the phones, webb called his wife with the news. the radio was on, she told him, and she had just heard the announcement. that evening, with only 10 days at president behind him, kennedy delivered his state of the union address. it was the young president's opportunity to straight himself from the previous administration -- or to

shirley was astonished by cobb's ability to withstand solitude. equally extraordinary was the taped transcript of what cobb said in the tank. the reporters monologue went on. cobb's comments during a period of more than twice as long filled only two sheets of paper. in his conclusion of his report to dr. shirley stated that he believed jerrie cobb possessed extraordinary, if not unique qualities for service as an astronaut. cobb's friend rep coffey who interviewed shirley for an article on her run in the tank, the psychologist offered the most revealing analysis shedding professional medical jargon, shirley went right to the point. jerrie cobb is >> when they were able to get an oklahoma for the navy nasa stepped in and said, no, we don't want the women to go further. at that point the women said no way. we're going to protest this. begin to lobby congress, jerrie cobb being the primary advocate for all women with janie hart, who i mentioned in the first passage was the wife of senator phil hart of michigan. this passage has to do with the payoff

cobb and hart never saw the letter from elizabeth. johnson decided not to show it to them because he had no intention of signing it. he did not want to ask james webb to look into the question of women astronauts. perhaps, johnson thought, starting a women's program would jeopardize the whole works carpenter later said. taking out pen, drew across large desk and scribbled forcefully across the page. in his distinct large hand he announced the verdict cobb and hart and press never knew, let's stop this now. i think we have time for a few questions. yes. >> what originally motivated. >> my father told me to read newspapers. i always read newspapers. in 1977, i saw a little clip in a paper that said john glenn was getting his second chance to go into space aboard the shuttle. paragraph 8 said jerrie cobb is not too happy about that. like most people i said, who is jerrie cobb. i grew up in a space family. my father worked on the space program. i thought i knew something about space and project mercury. it came as a great astonishment to

cobb's own action taking out her phone and filming the scene isn't exactly safe either.eels confident she's in control. >> i had the camera here and aimed toward the truck in the right-hand lane but i was actually still watching the road in front of me. all i intended to do was get the logo on the video. i got more than i bargained for. >> then cobb sees a two by four that had been jetting into the road from the median coming at her. >> i saw him hit it and it was like slow motion. and the whole time i'm thinking, it's not really going to hit me. >> but in a split second it does. >> the impact was amazing. amazing. it sounded like a gun shot. and then the echo which i don't know if it was real or in my mind. but it was deafening. i know that. >> the two by four hits the front hood of the van leaving a long dent, burst through the glass, and smacked into the front dash. >> it hit right here. and that's what pushed it just far enough away that it missed me. >> there was not an inch between where it hit and my arm. >> when the wood punches through the window, glass flies ev

second half, justin cobb loses the basketball. this is one of 15 cal turnovers.jarrett man. stanford up 9 and may else is rocking the place. the bears would make a run once again to get back in it. cobb with the lob, and it's a three-point game. 42 seconds left, stanford up by 3. bright misses the free throw, tracks down a loose ball. cardinal hold on the win. cal could not get that rebound in the closing minutes. 75-70 and deny the bears a share of the pac-12 title. >>> warriors in toronto, had a 9-point lead at the half, lost in the second. rosen, game-high 25, gave the raptors the lead. warriors scored 28 points in the second half, 36% on the game against a team that was 5-12 at home all season. these are games you gotta win. there's the highlight. monte for the reverse. warriors lose today 83-75. >>> jeremy lin and the knicks taking on the celtics. 2 minutes to go, new york down by 4. lin hits the three in the corner, finished with 14, but also turns it over 6 times. so we go to overtime, lin can't finish coming up. amarri misses the putback. here come the ce

these ladies are from the east cobb kickers and they are supporters of newt gingrich. what is your sense tonight, ladies, about what this means? you're obviously decked out in the red, white and blue, what is your message in being here? >> well, we are the east cobb kickers and we want to kick those other people out and put newt gingrich in the white house. >> yay! >> you know this has been a tough race for him. obviously georgia is a big whip. what makes think he can keep going and kind of get back in it? >> well, he knows how to handle the people in washington. he is the only one that does. and i really think that his experience will help him move other -- >> and do you think that winning tonight here in his home state will make a difference to voters next week in alabama or mississippi? >> i think so. well, the southern state, i think he should take all the southern states. you know, we have supported him in the past. we love what he's done. we think he is the most capable candidate and why not vote for him? and i think we will. i think he has got the support. peopl

. >> the time is approximately 1307 hours i'm captain cobbs.t to staff instructions. >> captain cobbs and medical personnel, continue to negotiate with the inmate. in order to avoid a cell extraction where anyone can be injured. >> you cooperate with us and you don't fight and take your medication as we give it to you, then we can keep you -- >> finally one inmate decides to comply and officers move in to take him peacefully. with his cell a flooded mess and excrement on the wall he's taken to another cell where he's medicated by a prison nurse. but another inmate in the hospital wing is proving to be less cooperative. >> i'm a sigh kie tries, we need to give you medication. >> nope, not taking no medication, you're not coming in. >> no way. >> i'm captain cobbs, the operations captain. i'll give you one more opportunity to comply with staff instructions. i want to you take the covers down and turn around and submit to mechanical restraints. >> do what you gotta do. >> i'm telling you now this is your last option. he currently has a mattress, u

justin cobb hit a 3, colorado only up one at half.the second half, here we go, carlin brown, just right -- cal got out -- oh, man! cal got tired, and mike montgomery is battered. colorado wins 70-59. they'll play arizona in the conference finals. >>> washington figures to get in. the winner of colorado/arizona automatically gets in. is the pac-12 going to get three team, that's the question? probably so. >>> the wal women are onto -- the cal women are onto the conference final against stanford. cal beat washington state. cal/stanford for the pac 10 women's title. >>> buster posey back in play today, first time in a game in 8.5 months since suffering the season ending injury against the marlins. that's 288 days to be exact. caught two innings, was 0 for 1, a fly out to right field. freddy sanchez, also first time back after his serious injury last year. one hit and four trips. >>> carson palmer restructured his contract today to help with the team's salary cap. and the washington redskins rolleded the dice tonight -- rolled the dice to

especially in spring training...rays pitcher alex cobb said the pitchhgot away from him...reimold takene and scored on a bases loaded walk....top of the 6th...xavier avery rips it to right...josh bell ccmes in to score from 2nd...orioles tie it at 2....top of the 7th...mar-keys flemming dirt...scott beerer scores - from 3rd to give the o's the lead...but the rays score in the bottom half...this gamm ends in a 3-3 tie after 10 innings....one positive...jake arrieta tossed 2 scoreless innings and hit 97 miles per hour on the radar gun. fox sports dot com reporting... st. louis has agreed to send it's number two drrft pick to washington.... for 3 first round piiks and the rrdskins second round pick this draft..so it's lookiig like r-g-3... baylor q-b robert griffin the third will lead the skins.the trade cannot be signed off on until the new league starts on ttesday.good news for ravens fans... because the browns were leading that trade hunt until tonight. uh oh... tim tebow better get tebow-ing...peyton manning in denvee tonnght meeting with the broncos.48 hourssafterr being cut by the co

especially in spring cobb aid the itch got away from him...reimold taken to the hospital for a cat scanoff plassic...tonight at 10-50 and 11-300on sportssunlimited. -3 pll the excitement of super tuesday ot to be a little too much for one reporter.... in serious need of a nap. takeea l. well super tuesday...oq: i guess not.---- not.---- after... the video... went viral.../ on... youtube, .../ reporter ...doug luzader.../ contacted the person.../ who... uploaded the plip.../, áásayingáá he... wasn't sleepingg.../ ááheáá just... cculdnt hear.../ because ...his earpiece ...was dead. 3 that's all for fox45 news at 5:30."judgee udy" is next. next.and we'll be back toniggt for fox45 news at ten -- and the late edition at 11... 11...we'll see you later.

alan crab to cobb. bucs pulling away in the second half. here a three. colorado up by five.oger finished with ten. cal within three. bucs answer, carlin brown, great shot. he had 17 and then a turnover, wind milling with authority! bucs win and play arizona for the pac-12 title. 24-9 should get them in into the ncaa. >> the women pac-12 championship game. smiling early facing arizona state. pap thinkness ogumi catch. 12 for shanay and whack in the head. she had 24. stanford up by 14. olivia major an 8-point game. shot 29%. 52-43. cal and washington state trying to claim the other spot in the semis. deep here to 11 seated cougs but the bears would take over. and cal is ahead by 1. look at jennifer go to work down low. she had 15 boards. cal victorious. they get stanford tomorrow with a pac-12 tournament title. >> buster posey didn't do anything spectacular but the mere fact he took the field and got back. he played in first game since the horrific collision last may. giants and reds. limited action, played just a couple innings. mat cane was bringing it. he struck out four. b

alan crab to cobb. bucs pulling away in the second half. here a three. colorado up by five.hed with ten. cal within three. bucs answer, carlin brown, great shot. he had 17 and then a turnover, wind milling with authority! bucs win and play arizona for the pac-12 title. 24-9 should get them in into the ncaa. >> the women pac-12 championship game. smiling early facing arizona state. pap thinkness ogumi catch. 12 for shanay and whack in the head. she had 24. stanford up by 14. olivia major an 8-point game. shot 29%. 52-43. cal and washington state trying to claim the other spot in the semis. deep here to 11 seated cougs but the bears would take over. and cal is ahead by 1. look at jennifer go to work down low. she had 15 boards. cal victorious. they get stanford tomorrow with a pac-12 tournament title. >> buster posey didn't do anything spectacular but the mere fact he took the field and got back. he played in first game since the horrific collision last may. giants and reds. limited action, played just a couple innings. mat cane was bringing it. he struck out four. break on th

cobbs throws it away. south florida led 33-13 at the half.ad a lead as high as 32 in the second half. a huge jam. the bears made it respectable late by south florida wins 65-64. >> i didn't imagine that happening. we dug ourselves a huge hole in the first half and probably as bad as i've seen us play. >> it's hard to go out that way, but i think we just kind of, like, coach said in the lockerroom, we just had -- we let up at some point, we stopped working as hard. we thought maybe things would come a little bit easier. >> we are your march madness headquarters. sign up right now for the bracket challenge. it's really user friendly. so you know, you got 64 teams, take you 10 seconds to get it all done. >> you're condoning this. >> yes, i am, anything free. >>> a new way to stop drunks from driving. tonight, the plan to pay you a reward for reporting drunk drivers. >>> he says he does it because that's what sells. a,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, drunk drivers off california roadways. . >>> a new and potentially profitable proposal to get drunk drivers off

> this time, the on-duty psychiatrist has managed to  convince the inmate to let  captain cobbs he can receive his much-needed medication. >> hospital staff now face the  unpleasant task of cleaning the inmate's feces-smeared cell. >> put him in the room. do we have an open room? >> which room? >> put him in cell 4. >> i'm a psychiatrist. i can't see you. >> across the hall, the  psychiatrist is attempting to  persuade another inmate to  cooperate with medical staff. >> we need to come in and give you some medication. >> no, i'm not taking no  medication and you ain't coming in! >> medical staff are now left  with no choice than to hand ove the situation to the prison  security staff. >> i'm captain cobbs. i'm the custody operations captain. >> the inmate is refusing to  remove the mattress, which is  blocking his cell door and  security staff fear that he may be plan

second half, cobb loses the basketball, one of 15 cal turnovers. it was ugly. brown to man for the jam. stanford up 9. maples rocking the house. bears would once again make a run to get back in. 42 seconds left, stanford up by 3. aaron bright misses the free throw, but he tracks down a loose ball. cal bears could not get the ball back in the final minute and that's it. cardinal hang on to win 75-70, and they deny cal a share of the pac-12 highlights. >>> how about the warriors, second start of the season north of the border in toronto, had just 7. here's the story for the warriors. sometimes they do really well against good teams on the road, but the raptors aren't a very good team at home and it showed. golden state scores just 28 points in the entire second half and shot 36% in the game against a team that was just 5-12 at home all season. warriors couldn't close it out. not too much to get excited about until there. great pass by lee to monte for the reverse. warriors lose 83-75. >>> jeremy lin and the knicks taking on the celtics 2 minutes to go. new york d

cobb for the lay in. make it a three-point play. get this, though, under three minutes to play.ith 30 seconds to go, cal can't get the defensive refound and stanford wins 75-70. >>> on to baseball, a report in a new york newspaper today today said the a's move to san jose was on life support. according to the "san francisco chronicle," someone in the commissioners office indicated that is not the case. they say bud selig cannot get enough votes. but discussions continue. he did not address reporters. >>> a's news about their new outfielder yoenis cespedes. he met with the media. he is somewhat of a mystery man. he played in cuba and in a surprise move signed a four year, $36 million deal with the a's. we get the details on how yoenis cespedes came to the a's. >> i'm excited that we can announce the signing of yoenis cespedes. he's a player we have seen for a number of years and scouted him during his amateur career as a cuban national league. saw him play during his playoffs felt norfortunate that we had t opportunity and talked the last month or so and brought the contract to c

we have an inherent belief that by lowering our tariffs and duties we empower cobb assumers and business people. we make it cheaper for you to buy what you want to buy from wherever you want. most other countries tariffs and duties can be anywhere from twice to 100% higher than ours. so if you're a business person selling in korea and you're paying an average tariff of 18% on everything you sell and that goes from zero on day one, you can understand what that's going to do for you competitiveness. we're also moving to conclude the -- bring the colombia and panama agreement into force. when we do that, we'll have that same advantage there. the other element the president told us to focus on was enforcing our agreements. our sharing with the commissioner that ifortunate to have found someone to put up with me for the last 24 years. i'm a native texan but my wife was raised in detroit. when i went before the senate committee for confirmation one of the senators asked me what did my background as mayor qualify me. i gave two answers. one, a sense of urgency, and two, a bunch of inlaws that a

another company called coolplanets energy systems is making fuel out of plan waste like corn cobbs and that product can be plended with gas or used by itself. >> it can run great, on a standard car you're wasting some of the octane, but it will run fine today, in an existing automobile. >> reporter: and other companies are using a combination of bio organize niches and photo synthesis and there's a company that should quickly be able to produce fuel out of natural gas, which is very plentiful in this country. >> tom: with all these alternatives out there, bio mass, ethanol, what about the old fashioned corn based aet not that held so much promise four years ago? >> they are still producing a lot of aet not in this country. last year the ethanol industry produced 13.2 billion gallons of ethanol made out of the corn. and you can make it out of sugar and a lot of other things as well. >> tom: one of the things that has happyed it through the years are federal subsidies. what about subject diss for these other alternative sources? >> the companies here today said they would like subsidies

renee marsh is joining us live from cobb county georgia with more. >> of voting is underway and today is a big day. we are talking about super tuesday. more than four moderate delegates are up for grabs. that translates to one crucial day for all of the candidates. reporter >> mitt romney has momentum. he is fresh off of victories in arizona and michigan and in washington state on saturday. romney is hoping to break away from his rivals tonight. he has racked up endorsements from high- profile conservatives including house majority leader erick kanter. >> mitt romney is really the only man in the race who has a plan, a bold pro- growth plan to create jobs and get the economy back on track. >> santorum has not had a win in nearly a month and believes he has a fighting chance in ohio. >> the establishment that run the and santorum are statistically tied and the state. the >>darya: it is 6 of 2:00 a.m., it is windy, cold and wet. and that it is. here is the breakdown. we have wet roads on the golden gate bridge. mostly sunny and windy. a when it buys will be in effect from noon through m

behind me here forest nol wet and snow falling at cobb mountain.ith the next approaching area of low pressure we have a high surf advisory in effect until 9 a.m. tomorrow northwest breakers up to 15 feet. currently mostly cloudy skies. scattered showers. temperatures into the upper 40s and into the low 50s. official sunset at 6:03. here's your futurecast. you will notice tonight just a lingering scattered shower here or there but right there, that's the next area of low pressure. it's an impulse and as it rolls through, it will affect tomorrow morning's commute for the second day in a row. and then you will see the front slide through right there before the lunch hour. then this time tomorrow night we'll begin to clear out. but we did see two inches of rain in the santa cruz mountains over 1.5" north of the golden gate bridge. so this is how much more we can expect in the next 24 hours. generally about a tenth inch in san jose to just about a half inch in napa. this is the area of low pressure very impressive as it takes a nosedive and digs to the

boundaries but the contrast is striking one of its allies is a lack of investment outside of a keen tourist cobbs one that's lighting the prospects for a younger working generation. away from reader life is bleaker in the coastal town of your mother neglected housing estates have become dens of unemployment with many dreaming of a new life abroad. the problem is where to get money like many of my older friends have already left me and i'm graduating from school very soon i don't know if i'll stay here after that. with the demand for jobs approved agencies are sprung up around latvia. but one such firms ilya is finalizing her move plans a pick asparagus on a u.k. farm manual labor is what awaits many who leave regardless of their educational backgrounds seventy percent of our recruits are going to be ok involving an agriculture horticulture or forestry and fully industry mostly doing jobs a lot of people not keen to do yet all hard last night shifts over the past decade latvia's population has plummeted by almost a sixth now hovering just above two million but even with an annual exodus of around

. >> cordes: speaking before the cobb county chamber of commerce this, we gingrich made an appeal to the voters who know him best. >> we need to control spending, reform government, and balance generation. theory. it's what we did. >> cordes: what gingrich did from 1979 to 1999 was represent georgia in congress, the last four years as speaker of the house. >> i ran for five years and lost twice before i finally won. then we spent 16 years creating a majority. the folks here were very supportive for a very long time. >> cordes: he's been campaigning down memory lane this week from atlanta and savannah to carlton, the west georgia town where he taught college in the 1970s. attorney randy evans was his student and has served as an adviser ever since. >> when we became speakener 1995, there were-- there were thousands of things that he wanted to do because he knew that for over 40 years, the democrats had been in control, and he wanted to make big changes fast. >> cordes: big changes from term limits to welfare reform, which gingrich proposed in a manifesto he called the contract with am

justin cobb will find david kraf vish for the lay in. two to play. three-point game.defensive rebound and they don't. four yellow jersey and white jersey comes away, stanford with the win, 75-70. >>> so, spring training, where a new a's outfielder arrived in phoenix and met the media. he is somewhat of a mystery marks he has played in cuba until recently, surprise the offseason, signed a four-year $36 million meal with the athletics, their genal manager, billy beane, gives us the details. >> excited. we announce the signing of es t espetis. saw him quite a bit this offseason during his tryouts, felt fortunate that we had an opportunity and the last month or so able to bring that four-year contract to the conclusion pretty rapidly, we are excited. >>> this next story about a strong young woman, jim caputo was shot and killed while pursuing a suspect in the fall. he had run the napa valley marathon in the past and today his daughter, justine, ran and finished that same marathon. >> it meant a lot, accomplishment, and knowing my dad's proud of me and knowing that i finis

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. >> reporter: good morning, pam, yes voting is underway here in cobb county georgia at this hour andy, super tuesday, we are talking about more than 400 delegates up for grabs and when you consider all of the other contests combined this still is way more than other delegates which means it is a usual day for all of the candidates. >> reporter: mitt romney has momentum going into super tuesday. victories in arizona and michigan one week ago and in washington state saturday, mitt romney is hoping to break away from his rivals tonight. he has racked up endorsements including house majority leader eric cater which should boost him. >> he can get this economy back on track. >> reporter: rick santorum who has not had a win in nearly a month he believes he has a chance in one of the most important contests, ohio. >> i know it is lining up behind the guy with the most money but we have some courage kraus people. >> it -- courageous. >> reporter: the south will also be a major test for mitt romney tonight and newt gingrich is expected to score a win in his home state of georgia but if mitt r

justin cobb and it was 28-27 at the half. cal trailing. they are just about to start the second half. oregon state and arizona. brent barry an alum watching with a sweep reverse. beavers up by 7 at the half. arizona takes in the second half. kyle 22 points. in the fog, arizona advances to the pac-12 title game. to be more accurate. bill clinton on hand for cincinnati and syracuse with 5.4 seconds left. he was trying to make the freethrow and justin jackson on the other end. cincinnati stuns number two ranked syracuse, 71-68 and somewhere there is a news director in tears. >> despite the worst shooting game of the season, stanford advanced to the title game of pac-12 women's tournament. head coach starting early. arizona state player of the yeek year. she is just tremendous. shanay 12-8 cardinals. and here is one with a smack in the face and hit 24 for nekka. olivia cuts it down to 8. what a move on the baseline and a strong finish. cardinals only shot 29 but they move on 52-43. >> cal trying to advance washington state against stanford. th

bucs by 7 and to cobb. bears within one at the breaks. bucks pull away in the second half.ker for 3. 7-0 run. jorge gutierrez finished with 10 and bucks on another 10-0 run. tough shot from the baseline. to issis brown, he is bad man! bucks win and play arizona for the pac-12 title. cal's record should get them in to the ncaa tournament. >> pac-12 women's championship, stanford and cal will meet in the title game. head coach of stanford smiling early against arizona state. ogumika. she can do it all. a jumper and feeding it to little sister down. pac-12 player of the year. she still makes the shot at 24 points. stanford was up 14. they were hanging in there. stanford shot 29%. but neka would not let thet lose. cardinals move on. >> trying to claim the other spot. from deep. coogs make an upset up 5. their best player, scoots and scores, cal goes up one, jennifer branden working down low. cal is victorious. but there is stanford for the pac-12 tournament title. >> on to baseball, buster posey did not do anything spectacular. the mere fact he took the field, that was enough f

but to hand jim he slowly got back into the game into there is sean cobb with this bin move to open the downgrade their. the wildcats finally made it all the way back to win the cat's away hit 70- 66 they played minnesota in the first round. tyler brown is filed, the shockers had one final crack with a one second left but he misses the jumper, 65-64. they will be in the n.c.a.a. tournament. depaul led 46-30 and laid in the second half jeremiah. one of the guys to keep your eye on in the cactus leagueweek is brian lecter. if he didn't have the first base job his performance tipped it in. >> he deserved chance, the numbers he has put off the sides to rizzo obviously we didn't have that incumbent coming in or anybody making a $15 million in front of them or anything like that and what he did in winter ball is just as impressive as anything. >> so at age 29 after a monster year in iowa when harris time has come. the cubs also added insurance with a trade for anthony rizzo, and epstein holier favorite who hit 331 with 26 homers and aaa at age 22 or so is the sixth year pro who thinks he is r

here's a look at live doppler radar returns up to the north near cobb, big canyon, red hill road, thatmay be getting a few sprinkles this morning this is going to continue heading east out of mendocino and sonoma into lake county. bulk of the storm moving north tail end on the left making more of a southeasterly trip that is going to be the showers that roll in tonight until then partly sunny to mostly sunny, partly sunny up north along the coast mostly sunny to the south low 60s along the coast into richmond and san rafael the rest of us mid to upper 60s even 70 around morgan hill. we have showers tonight, tomorrow's morning commute could be dicey with wet streets. sunshine afternoon thursday, friday chilly chances of rain saturday, thunderstorms and into sunday before more dry weather monday. >>> good morning. here's a look at the east bay where we have a couple water main breaks, two very near each other. one emeryville hollis street closed in both directions near powell, near that chevron gas station at one point the gas station was flooded. if you normally take this to powell a fe

cobb's come back to win 12-7.oday he showed the reds what is up. still retired 18 of 20 hitters he faced over six innings with two singles and that was it. struck out joey blotto and scott roland and that is what robin had been waiting for some consistency from his left- hander. i wanted to finish this spring strong. it is where i want to be and it was nice to go out there and do what i did today. eight days ago tiger woods was limping off the golf course at doral. today he is driving down the fairway at tavistock cup matches. tiger paired up with just and rose and made six birdies in 18 holes and then shot - 9 as a team and that is a pretty good team. black hawks had the day off and they are at columbia's tomorrow night edging us toward no. 5 spot in the western conference finally tonight there was some nhl mayhem tonight at madison square garden. this is right off the opening face-off between the rangers and new jersey. three separate fights all the same time. the one that drew the most attention was the devils'

joining me are athena butler, jelani cobb, and back with us anti racist author, tim wise and richardouthern poverty law center. i want to get into this so much to say relative to this case, and, tim, just before the break, you were making the point that there is -- the notion of anti black animus, or the sort of racialized feelings, they don't have to be associated with a decollartive statement, i don't like whatever. but a lot of times it's impli t implicit. over and over again on twitter, more than anything other place. it can't be racially motivated. zimmerman is self-identified as latino. break that down. >> first of all, the evidence on research of implicit bias says anti black prejudice is widespread among white folks, latino folks, asian folks and a thirty black folks themselves. the defense that somehow a person of color can't be manifesting racism against another person of color if that's true, we would have to say the system of enslavement in this country wasn't really totally racist. there were some black slave owners. pratt operating on the same basis of white supremacy.

with me are schneider and jelani cobb. we all watched the speech together.ught i would read one piece here. iran's leader should know i don't have a policy of containment. i have a policy to prevent iran from o obtaining a nuclear weapon. is ha enough? >> it depends on what the folks in israel are thinking and quite frankly the folks here in this country. what i found interesting about the speech is a potpourri of adjectives. it was clinical in the beginning but he finished strong. it was pretty much a campaign speech and defensive of talking about his holistic record over the last 3 1/2 years. but also talking about, look, we've been through tough times before. i know exactly where i stand. i know where israel stands and there will be no compromise. i thought it was a very interesting speech where he had to -- at least he thought he had to walk the viewer through his israeli record. >> there's also the domestic dynamic here, of him thinking about florida and the 27 electoral votes at stake. he's thinking about that. at the same time, he has to present a str

county at cobb chamber speech the other day was unbelievable. >> congressman phil gingrey of georgiaeciate it. it doesn't matter unless it matters. >> i just think that newt has real character flaws. i think that when you're talking about joe public, that that's what they see. >> it's a challenge. >> that's why -- >> i've got to toss it to a commercial break. going to continue to discuss this during our next hour and a half argo ahead on "starting point," rush limbaugh is apologizing for calling a woman a slut. eight sponsors he's lost. >>> the couple who lost her brand new business in the tornado, inside a restaurant when the twister hit. they saved themselves and nine of their customers but lost absolutely everything else. they're going to join us and tell us their story. straight ahead, you're watching "starting point." back in a moment. [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mi

>>reporter: new speaker the polls are open and cobb county georgia.is a big day for all of the candidates. we're talking about more than 400 delegates up for grabs. it is a big day for all of these candidates. >> mitt romney has a momentum going into super tuesday. >> we just won our fifth state in a row reporter new speaker he is fresh off of victories. he is hoping to break away from his rivals. he has racked up endorsements from high- profile conservatives including house leader eric kanter. new speaker romney is the only man in the race that has a plan. >> the establishment is lining up behind a guy with the most money but we have some courageous people who have stood behind us. reporter new speaker the cell will also be a major test for romney. newt gingrich is expected to win in his home state of georgia but if romney does well in tennessee, it will be a sign that he can rally conservatives to his side and can take on president obama in november. >> santorum and gingrich will not appear on the ballots, they did not collect enough signatures. >>m

so it's very difficult under those circumstances when you have damning evidence involved of cobb ratirroborateve the tape, but damning evidence. >> i can't help but think about the husband. has anybody heard from him? >> while we may not have heard from him, we certainly have heard from her. apparently she blogs about it, and what she says at some point in between giving money to have her husband killed, you know, my husband is wonderful. he's a firefighter, he works so hard. in his spare time, he's a technician. we're renewing our vows this october, i picked out a dress, so apparently he's keeping low key, but she was pretty fond of him. i say that facetiously. i mean, if you're the prosecution you're going to argue that was a ruse, that was sort of to cover your tracks. and if you're the defense, it shows, hey, look, she never had the intent. this shows she was renouncing her involvement in this. it cuts both ways. >> i guess if i was him i would be leery as well. >>> now to this 91-year-old man. he hid this disability from his his inspiring story of overcoming that disability, next. forty y