cosmo can't decide if he wants to play or fight with this curious looking pooch. it was created by google's boston dynamics and engineering company. they make research robots for the military. control and can run and jump and climb. just like a real dog. >> he's not as cuddly. >> no. it's the little moments that make the biggest waves. kalahari resorts & conventions the world's coolest indoor waterparks. for the spring break adventure of a lifetime, visit >>> the punishment is in is for chapman. the closer was suspended 30 games for violating major league baseball's new domestic violence policy. although he's not facing criminal charges, chapman admitted to firing a gun at times in his garage during a domestic dispute with his girlfriend in october. the cuban flame thrower accepted today's discipline, and will not appeal the suspension, which will commence on opening day. he will be permitted to take part in all spring training games. in a statement chapman wrote, i want to be clear, i did not in any way harm my girlfriend that evening. however, i should have exer

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there god had acted, a cosmos altering explosion of divine light and life was released, surging at god'sce. there jesus rises from death to new life. and all creation rises with him. in a newly beheld radiance that is without analogy, in the risen christ, death is defeated, vanquished forever. god raised jesus that you and i might share in his resurrection. it is true. we are raised with him. as is nancy. who now stands on another shore and in a greater light with that multitude of saints that no mortal can number. in a last visit with mrs. reagan i asked at the end to be alone with her. we spoke for a few moments. and then we prayed. giving thanks for life, for the loves that god had brought to us. and for strength and grace for the days ahead. now, we all read things. but i have made a life out of trying to read human hearts. and those last moments with nancy she was at peace. as if she were already leaning in to heaven. and now, she has. fallen asleep and awakened in the heart of god. now, she knows intimately of what the 17th century priest and poet john dunn wrote in these closing w

cosmo c.e.o. joanna coles joins us tonight. (cheers and applause) very excited about that.ell, the latest news in the circus that is the republican nomination for president is that there may not be a clear winner, and this fight might go all the way to the convention. >> trump has not yet sealed the republican nomination, raising the spector of a brokered convention. >> brokered convention. , yes. >> larry: not to be confused with a "broker" convention, when a bunch of real estate agents go buck wild at a duluth doubletree. do not get that confused, you guys. but what is a brokered convention? here's rapper 2 chainz to help us understand in another installment of 2 chainz explainz. (hip-hop sting and singing) 2 chainz explainz. >> hi, i'm 2 chainz. a brokered convention goes down when no single candidate has the 1237 delegates needed to win the republican nomination. now, if this happens, the convention goes ham. (laughter) they release all the delegates and they make you vote again. they don't care who you voted for the first time around. now that's gangster right there. (

three hundred and forty days aboard the space station the first american to spend so much time in the cosmos. now he's enjoying many firsts since returning first hugs with his children and girlfriend i missed everyone very much kelly tweeted his first goal from the president his first sunset in norway a different view from his last one in four of his first flowers that contrast from the ones he raised in space that first plunge in the pool after a year admiring bodies of water only from afar during that time he completed nearly fifty five hundred more bits that's almost one hundred forty four million miles equal to the moon and back three hundred times the mission to test human and or ans key for potential going to mars one day only make things better here are so happy to be a part of that and now scott will be compared with identical twin mark is next year long mission undergoing medical testing and providing got here on earth but first i fried some beer and apple pie nothing's more american than that on twitter president obama told kelly he hopes gravity isn't a drag even if it is nasa say

there, god had acted, a cosmos-altering explosion of divine light and life was released, surging at god'snd, breaking the three-day canopy of silence. there jesus rises. from death to new life. and all creation rises with him. in a newly beheld radiance that is without analogy in the risen christ. death is defeated, vanquished, forever. god raised jesus that you and i might share in his resurrection. it is true, we are raised with him as is nancy, who now stands on another sure, and in a greater light with a multitude of saints that no mortal can number. in our last visit with mrs. reagan, i asked, at the end, to be alone with her. we spoke for a few moments, and then we prayed, giving thanks for life, for the love that god had brought to us, and for strength and grace for the days ahead. now, we all read things, but i have made a life out of trying to read human hearts. in those last moments with nancy, she was at peace. as if she was already leaning into heaven. and now, she has fallen asleep, and awakened in the heart of god. now she knows intimately of what the 17th century anglican p

the empire state building is in green tonight for the new york cosmos' home opener. 47 degrees right now. it's been holding steady much of the evening. south wind at 9. high today, 56 degrees. 1 degree above average. no rainfall. we won't have any until tomorrow evening. so your daylight is fine sunrise and sunset times for your thursday, looking at a nice mild thursday. gusty again tomorrow. maybe 40-mile-per-hour gusts. this time the wind is warmer. showers wait to show up till tomorrow evening and that goes in to friday morning at least. above average april fools on friday and then arctic air for the first weekend of april. by the time we get to sunday. so our numbers have been holding steady and the reason for that, more of a southerly wind coming in. 61 in pittsburgh right now. 54, dc. our numbers are going to hold steady if not rise by morning. sun and high clouds, more of a filtered sun tomorrow. note the gusty winds. it's mild but gusty and then eventually the clouds are going to win out as we goeto -- as why go -- as we go to the evening hours. a lot of high thin clouds righ

overnight after spending over a year at the what we hope to learn from his record breaking stay in the cosmos. >> but first another difficult day if court for erin andrews breaking down on the stand during cross-examination. the defense arguing that the nude images taken by her stalker made have helped her career. you're watching "world news now." well, it was another emotionally charged day in court for erin andrews undergoing million lawsuit. >> having to relive the pain of discovering that she was filmed in the nude in a hotel andrews was also asked if those images actually did hurt her career. abc's eva pilgrim is covering this case. >> a second emotional day on the stand for erin andrews. >> do you believe you will ever get over this? >> no. >> detailing how her life has changed since a stalker posted a naked video of her on internet. andrews is suing the man who kretly recorded that video michael david barrett as well as the owners and managers of the marriott for $75 million, claiming the ho fell made it easy for him to film her as she got out of the shower nablgd. nakds. >> the lawyer

the empire state building is going green for the 2016 home opener of the new york cosmo soccer team. i guess green is good luck for the season. let's check out our temperatures now. we're at 47 degrees in the city under partly cloudy skies. it's not going to be as cold tonight as the last couple of nights around here. and the warm-up tomorrow. you're going to need something from just about every season's wardrobe over the next five days. summer and spring tomorrow. we're talking 70s. then umbrellas for friday with thunderstorms. something from your winter wardrobe. inform the meantime, we're tracking the storm system we just spoke about where they got the severe weather breaking out on the southern end. not on the northern end. but there are some thunderstorms on the northern end. that's the part we get on friday. but severe thunderstorm watches still in effect for parts of missouri and kansas and tornado watches from memphis down to jackson, mississippi for tonight. looking ahead to saturday, after the rain moves through friday, we clear out. and then look at the temperatures drop.

to puerto rico and spend a few weeks in there and i'm going to go to college and i'm going to study cosmo toll gentlemen. hair, makeup, nails and stuff. >> reporter: why is it important for someone who is 16 to have a family and not be on their own? >> it's important so you can have those learning life individual skills so you can learn how to properly take care of yourself. it means i'm going to be a part of something. i'm not going to get left behind. have always needed and wanted in life. >> "eyewitness news" this morning. >> trinity also told us she would love a family that could teach her more about her hispanic heritage. to learn any more adopting her call the number on the bottom of your screen and go to our website >>> >> we will continue the warming trend into the weekend. adding a chance for rain in your forecast. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master >>> right now, orange county deputies working to find the person that shot and killed a

cosmo wilson, gorgeous sunset. do appreciate your photo. glenn baker, the ring around the sun. it is because the ice crystal clouds are reflecting the sunlight, creating a perfect halo as you saw in that picture. satellite radar, thunderstorm warnings on i 10. a number of warnings, far fewer than what we were looking at an hour or two hours ago. this line is weakening on approach. you can see rain coming off the gulf of mexico. any rain we can muster up from this front will be greatly appreciated on multiple fronts. we have got to knock down the pollen and make sure there is enough moisture in the soils so these brushfires will not pop up we have seen several of them of late. ocala 57, 65 in sanford, 67 in melbourne. southwest winds will keep temperatures up to a good chunk in the night. the front will come through before daybreak. we will see temperatures drop a few degrees in comparison to commuter forecast, 63, 65. best chance for showers about 5:00, and they dry out quickly before sunup. 63 in town, 63 titusville and melbourne. as we look at 5:00 a.m., talking about interst

peering through his telescope at the birth of the cosmos. whatever it is, we know his life will never be the same. mrs. wolowitz: howard! can you hear me?! i can hear you without the phone! don't be snippy. i'm just excited to talk to my baby!

our session is called "mysteries of the cosmos" and we have an exciting session with two wonderful science writers who have published recent books and as most of you probably know some really exciting news in astronomy and physics. >> the microphone is not working. >> that's not my department. can you hear that? >> can you hear me now? >> have to be on mic, job. >> i'm about as close as i can get without swallowing. thank you hear me now? all right. i wasn't bother to start from the top. you know which session we're in. we have two exciting science writers for you. before we get started there are couple of housekeeping points. i am i john bender a novelist and a recovering science journalist, and i will be your host for the session today. before we get started, i'd like to thank the city of charlottesville for sponsoring the festival of the book and also providing the venue for today's session. this event, as you can see from some of the cameras is being recorded for broadcast on charlottesville tv. it will be on tv 10 on their web site in the next few days and may be on c-span, although i

. >>> on tuesday, astronaut scott kelly and i cosmo flawt are krenelkocosmonaut misha,cornence earth. taking part in six space walks and carried out space walks that included growing edible be veg establishes mr. zero kelly says he feels fine physically but last a keener sense of the social ice lakes of space travel and after spending almost half the time in a box the size of a phonebooth kelly points to the challenges for those designing a human journey to mars that could take 500 days or more. >> so making that private area as perfect as possible, i think, will go a long way towards reducing fatigue, reducing stress. >> while scientists will collect data from both kelly and cornienko, it will be kelly who will have moreo together with his identically twin mark. >> i'm going to produce samples, blood, saliva, and other things i'm not going to mention. >> to the chromosomes that determine aging and to their immune systems after both received the same flu vaccine. >> we are using the latest technology for sequencing these genes in these particular t cells to really identify each t cell

reporter: kelly spent 340 days aboard the space station, the first american to spend so much time in the cosmos. including first hugs from his girlfriend and children. his first plunge in the pool. >> that feels good. >> reporter: after a year admiring bodies of water only from afar. during that time he completed nearly 5500 orbits. that's almost 144 million miles equal to the moon and back 300 times. the mission to test human endurance, key for potential future travel to mars. >> by going to mars one day it will make things better here on earth. so i'm happy to be a part of that. >> reporter: now scott will be compared to his identical twin mark. >> i brought you some beer and apple pie. nothing is more american than that. >> reporter: on twitter, president obama told kelly he hopes gravity isn't a drag. even if it is, nasa saying his spine stretches in space so kelly likely came back two inches taller. that's it for live on 5. chris, danita, what's going on at 6:00? >> a lot going on. 137 days left until a potentially contentious republican national convention. >> despite the chaos the rnc is

a cosmos-altering explosion of divine light and life was released, surging at god's command, breakingom death to new life, and all creation rises with him. in a newly beheld raidons that is without analogy in the risen christ, death is defeated. vanquished, forever. god raised jesus that you and i might share in his resurrection. it is true, we are raised with him, as is nancy, who now stands on another shore, and in a greater light, with that multitude of saints that no mortal can number. in our last visit with mrs. reagan, i asked at the end to be alone with her. we spoke for other few moments, and then we prayed. giving thanks for life, for the love that god has brought to us, and for strength and grace in the days ahead. now, we all reading reading thii have made a life 0 out of trying to read human hearts. and those last moments with nancy, she was at peace. as if she were already leaning into heaven. and now she has. fallen asleep, and awakened in the heart of god. now she knows intimately of what the 17th century priest and poet, john dunn, wrote in these closing words: bring u

reporter: he spent 340 days aboard the space station, the first american to spend so much time in the cosmosnow he is enjoying firsts since returning, the first hug with his children and girlfriend. >> i missed everyone very much. reporter: tweeting the first call from the president, the first sunset in norway, different view from the last in orbit. first flowers. contrasted from the ones he raised in space. first plunge reporter: after a year admiring bodies of water from afar. in that time he completed 5,500 orbit, 144 million miles equal to the moon and back 300 times. the mission is to test human endurance. key for potential future travel to mars. >> go to mars one day it will make things better on earth. i am happy to be part of that. >> scott will be compared to his identical twin mark. the next year is undergoing medical testing and providing data on earth. but first -- >> i brought you beer and apple pie. nothing is more american than that. >> on twitter, president obama told kelly he hopes gravity isn't a drag. even if it is, nasa saying the spine stretches in space so he likely cam

explores the study of the cosmos and celestial beings. it's really beautiful. and the museum of sciences has created animation to go along with each piece. so my piece has images of star maps, mayan calendars, and they are all animated. >> i guess the vivaldi is perfect overall for a program like this. you never got tired of it. >> you never go wrong with "four seasons" but this performance is particularly special because not only has the museum created these beautiful images celebrating 100 years of north carolina state parks, but each season is performed by a different member of the north carolina symphony as well. there are four different soloists from the orchestra playing the violin part that go from the state parks, all- around celebrating each of the seasons. >> it is neat, all of the different things you do with the symphony. i guess when you collaborate with another agency and bring in this beautiful element of fabulous video, it is a mind- boggling experience. >> it really is. there is not a person that will come to this concert and will leave disappo

reporter: he spent 340 days aboard the space station, the first american to spend so much time in the cosmos firsts since returning. first hugs with his children and girlfriend. >> i missed everyone very much. >> reporter: kelly tweeting out, his first flowers, a contrast from the ones he raised in space. his first plunge in the pool. >> that feels good. >> reporter: during his year there, he completed almost 144 million miles, equal to the moon and back 300 times. the mission, to test human endurance. key for potential human travel to mars. >> by going to mars one day, it will make things better here on earth. so i'm happy to be part of that. >> reporter: and now scott will be compared to his identical twin, mark. his next mission, undergoing medical testing and providing data here on earth. on twitter, president obama said he hopes gravity isn't a drag. even if it is, kelly came back two inches taller. lauren lyster, abc news, los angeles. >>> relief is on the horizon for germaphobes. they have developed a new way to eliminate 99% of germs in three seconds. the lights would come on in bet

they say it's larger than anything else they've seen in the cosmos. it has a name called the boss.of makes sense. it's an international effort to map galaxies in the early universe, made up of 830 separate galaxies. pretty cool stuff. icebergs are coming to the district. brittany johnson has the scoop. >> reporter: last summer the national building museum brought the beats to d.c. but this summer icebergs are taking over. it doesn't do justice to what you'll see when it opens up in july. the true under the seat experience and the perfect way to cool off. for more details because they do sell fast. >> a triple play and an inside the park -- there we go -- inside the park home run in the same game. welcome to spring training madness that happened during yestda between the white sox and royals in arizona. the triple came first. the home runs coming in the seventh. exciting. back to you. >> an action packed rock 'n' roll marathon, too. after the break how to avoid the road closes. ur >>> your first alert traffic and a look at something that can be frustrating for drivers this weekend,

. >> it is kind of rich of having cosmo accuse anyone of searchism. i used to write for them.have the lowest assumption of how women think. i wrote a column many years ago. >> what was it call. >>? it was something like that. >> listen. at least she's throwing that she's fired up and passionate. >> who really wants to feel burn? >> people believe that he's real. up next, a special surprise. for all of our five fans, you do not want to miss this. stay tuned. >>> we like theiment action with our fans. i think our show does it very well. i was a dj. minimum wage. great job. and so we played music into and out of our block and they play it according to our likes. >> on this show. >> on this particular show. >> so we're on this show. >> you were talking about your old show. >> i said on this show. you get to clues and recommend. we'll tell you which ones you like. see that? at the five and hash tag dj the five. kimberly is very excited about this. >> i love music. there is music that i don't like. i would like to you pick at home whatever you think is the best song, keeping in mind

. >> the circumstances behind the dogs disappearance are still being investigated. russian cosmo naughts launched this afternoon. >> turbo pumps are at flight speed, standing by. and liftoff. jeff williams -- launching to the international space station. >> it was a perfect launch, but the internet is going crazy about what was inside that capsule that we actually got a peek at at 5:00. check that out. that's a pink owl. we joked it was the hood ornament. it's actually a gift from the daughter of russian commander. she collects owls and gave that toy to her dad for his big trip. here's the cool thing. this toy also serves an indicator. when the owl shoots up and starts floating, gravity is gone. check this out. >> 00, 35, 27. copy. >> and you can see the jolt, the single liquid fueled engine shut down and dropping altitude well, about 125 statute miles. >> the owl has taken flight. they will be at the international space station for a six-month mission. once it's completely, astronaut jeff williams will reach a new american record, 534 days over a period of three missions. we have break

we're already seeing, really interesting, i so cosmo did an article.he first and second issue for their readers were health care access and reproductive rights. the supreme court vacancy and what's up before the courts is really -- >> democratic turnout has not been great so far. it has not been. >> i think they've had a very competitive primary and i think november, though -- >> there should be more people voting. >> the excitement is on the republican side. >> the court decision on texas is going to bring up a lot of interest. >> we're watching anthony kennedy, as we always do. up next, these people will tell me something i don't know, the best part of the show, because we learn something very important. this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> well, dr. ben carson has now announced he won't appear at tomorrow night's debate, republican debate and does not see a path forward to the nomination. so he's out. and that leaves donald trump, ted cruz, marco rubio, and john kasich left in tomorrow night's republican lineup and in the republican race

>> the only way of getting them back is have a nice dirty cosmo. >>> a movement is working toward itsof building robots with human memories to replace loved ones after they die. they already created a replica of the founder's wife called binna 48 that simulates her voice and opinions. is this the future of grieving or twilight zone episode. i absolutely love this. >> wow. kennedy: i do, are you put off by the idea of artificially capturing your loved one's soul on the ipad? >> i would love my dog, that's the only being. kennedy: grandma? >> my grandmother just passed away. kennedy: god rest her soul. >> i have wonderful memories of her. kennedy: she could be here right now. >> and she'd be complaining. you know what she would say is speak, enunciate, slow down. and i don't want to hear that. >> why is the guy making a copy of his wife? is he planning on killing her? >> wow, i thought i was the dark guy on the panel. >> cloning people. i don't have a family member i want to clone, i have friends i haven't seen in a long time. that would be fun. kennedy: would you love to live beyond et

i was interested in the cosmo poll that showed for millennial voters their top two issues were , healtheproductive rights. because of the assault at the state level, and because so many cases are in the court, it is a special year. i tend to agree with you that usually the supreme court seems rather far away. but because of all these assault on women's health care and the efforts to turn back the clock, i think the supreme court will be important to a lot of cases we all care about. it is more on the minds of voters than anything i've ever seen. mark: as president obama thinks about who he may nominate, is it an absolute for you that he nominate someone based on their public record or direct questioning that they will uphold the roe versus wade? is that absolute? cecile richards: i think it is important that anyone who is a nominee for the court respects the history of the court and respect judicial precedents. i am a camp of believing president obama was elected for a four-year term, not a three-year term. it is unconscionable to me for the united states senate, or the leaders to say w

facebook, organized there by at least a dozen groups like a black lives matter group and a group called cosmo poll tan anti-fascists. this was 1,500 to 2,000 protesters that started here on pretty much in columbus circle, new york, and then began to march towards trump towers. now, it did get tense for a few moments. take a look at this video. as they were marching from columbus circle towards trump tower they started pushing with police. it appears some of the protesters wanted to get onto 6th avenue. p police were not having it. they did not want anybody on the street blocking traffic. they wanted people to stay on the sidewalks. there was some pushing, there was some shoving and some mace sprayed in some of the eyes of the protesters who were asking for water to be put on their eyes. as they continued to walk towards trump tower there were arrests that were made, a few arrests that we saw on camera, and then after that the crowd began to disperse, the police strategically really dispersing this crowd and then they ended up coming back over here to columbus circle. their message was very cl

what we hope to learn from his record breaking stay in the cosmos. >> but first another difficult day if court for erin andrews breaking down on the stand during cross-examination. the defense arguing that the nude images taken by her stalker made have helped her career. now." increase speed, full throttle! (over intercom) ann, are you coming in? negative! stay on target. what are you guys doing? r2, thrusters! they're closing in! i'll guard the base. for every family that lives star wars... ...this is the place where star wars lives. where a galaxy far, far away... ...is closer than ever before. come join us...as star wars awakens. experience the fun of all four theme parks with the florida resident 4-day disney select ticket. well, it was another emotionally charged day in court for erin andrews undergoing cross-examination in her $75 million lawsuit. >> having to relive the pain of discovering that she was filmed in the nude in a hotel andrews was also asked if those images actually did hurt her career. abc's eva pilgrim is covering this case. >> a second emotial day on the get ove

reporter: kelly spent 340 days aboard the space station, the first american to spend so much time in the cosmos. now he's enjoying many firsts since returning. first hugs with his children and girlfriend. >> i missed everyone very much. >> reporter: kelly tweeting his first call from the president, his first sunset in norway, a different view from his last one in orbit. his first flowers, a contrast from the ones he raised in space. his first plunge in the pool. >> that feels good. >> reporter: after a year admiring bodies of water only during that time he completed nearly 5500 orbits, that's almost 144 million miles, equal to the moon and back 300 times. the mission, to test human endurance, key for potential future travel to mars. >> by going to mars one day, it will make things better here on earth. so i'm happy to be apart of that. >> reporter: and now scott will be compared to his identical twin, mark. his next year-long mission, undergoing medical testing and providing data here on earth. but first -- >> i brought you some beer and apple pie. nothing more american than that. >> on twitter

the reason we have these rockets is to know our place in the cosmos, our place in space. today we are going to launch lightsail. when this thing gets in space, mylar sheets are deployed, and the photons from the sun will give it a push. it will be able to go edge on into the sun, turn and get a push, just like a sailboat. you never run out of fuel. you could greatly lower the cost and make space exploration accessible to many, many more people. greetings, greetings. hi, everyone. carl sagan talked about a visionary mission using a solar sail, which is pushed through space by nothing but sunlight. it never flew, so today, 39 years later, the planetary society, i'm very proud to say, is launching our lightsail spacecraft. thank you all very much. here you go, jeff. so in 2005, we launched the first solar sail spacecraft, and it crashed. if this doesn't work, i'll be very disappointed. [cheering] this chemical reaction is making water vapor. yes. nye, voice-over: we believe that by the successful launch of our lightsail spacecraft, we will advance space science for the bette

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you've got the roses, guys, you've got the cosmos, you can smell kind of like overdrive here of spring it out. it's open for a week from this sunday. you have plenty of time to check it out. in the next half hours guys we'll go to two more exhibits and show you a little sneak peek. >> great. >> remember to tune in tomorrow for a special preview of the flower show. the accuweather team will be at the pennsylvania convention center to take you inside this year's incredible and colorful displays. that's tomorrow night 7 o'clock right here on 6abc. >> and still ahead on "action news" at 4:00, firefighters go door to door to get out an important message that's tied to this time of the year. >> and coming up at 4:30 today, one picture of oranges is going viral. we'll explain why it's upset so many people and why the company selling that orange is changing its ways. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> from our new jersey news room we're still working to learn the name of the woman in her 80's who died this morning in a house fire in burlington county. the action cam was on francis street in wrightstown where the fl

like part of the cosmos. how do we get that?lection of meteorites next month. including this one which is from mars. an asteroid hit the surface and blasted up into space, went around the sun a few times and landed in a farm. this one has the oldest material that mankind can touch. it's older than our solar system, these white specks at 4.5 billion years old. this one is enormous. they're expecting it to go for over $1 million. it maintained its shape. most of the time they break up in the lower atmosphere. this one you can see how it came through. and this one right here, it's gorgeous. prettier than the other ones. >> and expensive? >> yes, definitely expensive. >> thank you. >>> on this day in 1929 white house workers for the first time installed a phone in the oval office. rutherford b. hayes had put in place the white house original phone system some five decades earlier. the president's phone number was 1. but herbert hoofer apparently got tired of having to leave the office every time he made or answered a call so he had

i was interested this week any think it was cosmo's poll, health care and reproductive rights.e assault at the state level and so many cases in the courts, this a special year, and i tend to agree with you. usually the supreme court seems rather far away. but because of all the assaults on women's access to basic health care and the efforts to turn back the clock decades, i think the supreme court, one, obviously a seat that's very much important to a lot of cases that we all care about. and i think it's much more in the mind of voters than i've ever seen. >> all right, so as president obama thinks about who he might nominate, is an absolute that he nominate someone on their public record or direct questioning of the president, affirms they'll uphold roe v. wade? is that an absolute? >> i think anyone respects the history of the court and respect judicial precedent. we'll be looking closely at any nominee. i think right now, i'm in the camp of believing president obama was elected for a four year term, not a three year term and it is unbelievable to me. we had an important toda