even david jackson is on the outer layer area. >> here he goes. that is good maneuvering. goes the dynamite. it's looking to be a very physical day in south carolina. sahil proves he's got what it takes. scott walker commanded the largest scrum, followed mostly by marco rubio and ted cruz. we look at the three smallest -- john bolton, bobby jindal, and george pataki. it's almost too awkward to watch. we caught up with governor pataki afterward to get his reaction. george pataki: it's been a long conference. a lot of speakers. i'm used to it. >> you see a lot of guys here get huge followings. nothing for you. how do you feel? george pataki: it's what i expect. you start at the bottom, work your way up, and ultimately, you win. >> the media had a lot of questions for marco rubio, earning him the second-largest scrum of the day. >> my strategy is to elbow past people and help i can get in front of him. >> looks like we got a rare double scrum, marco rubio over here and donald trump over there. what do you do in this situation? >> with all due respect to mr. trump, i'm more in

. >> we will start around the table with david jackson, phil rucker. elizabeth warner. carolyn ryan. read epstein, david lowder john gizzi. that should keep us going. you are obviously thinking about running for president. is there a niche that you see yourself filling in the party? as you told chuck todd in meet the press that what you had was more experience than anyone else in the field. governor kasich: not only having been in the legislature and congress but being chairman of the budget committee -- not just talking about it dollars budget but being one of the architects to achieve it, and that i spent 18 years on the armed services committee. so i have had extensive national security experience. i went on for 10 years to find out if all of the things i have been talking about were true. turns out most of them were. and then i entered to become governor at one of the lowest points in that states history -- an $8 billion hold, 350,000 private sector jobs, credit hanging in the balance. put a great team back together we are now structurally balanced. we are running a

. >> david crockett is serving under jackson.re were atrocities under jackson's orders against the creek people. >> jackson orders a surprise attack on the creek town but experiencing the brutal teas of war first dls hand has an unexpected effect on crockett. >> crockett, he was pretty trauma advertised by some of the events in the creek war. he was not a killer. he wasn't a violent person. >> unlike the general he serves under, he recognizes the humanity of the impressive creek warriors. he admires their strength in battle and their courage in the face of death. >> the legend of david crockett is that he's taming the frontier with heroics and battles but the truth is kills when he has to. crockett has more in common with native-american warriors than he does with most military men. >> andrew jackson's militia engages in another battle. but when hundreds of creek escape, jackson is enraged. he's determined to destroy his enemy. no matter the cost to his men. >> jackson kept on pushing him and pushing him to the point where they r

david jackson. question from david jackson, please. >> nick. how do you feel about the huge increase of people driven to use food banks many of them in work poverty or falling foul of benefit sanctions? >> well, i think like everybody here i don't -- it's very -- it's very distressing to see an increasing number of people move into food banks. and that's why every day that i've been in government over the last five years as we had to clean up this unholy mess we inherited, this massive black hole in our public finances, a broken banking system the biggest heart attack in our economy in a generation i've always tried to take decisions where we spread the burden as fairly as possible. so for instance i have resisted time and time again much, much deeper cuts to benefits to the help given to the most vulnerable, those who fall on hard times as advocated by conservatives in government. when people get back into work particularly those on low pay, i'd be very anxious to make sure they keep more of the money they earn. when i came into government, ev

david jackson. question from david jackson, please. >> nick. how do you feel about the huge increase of people driven to use food banks many of them in work poverty or falling foul of benefit sanctions? >> well, i think like everybody here i don't -- it's very -- it's very distressing to see an increasing number of people move into food banks. and that's why every day that i've been in government over the last five years as we had to clean up this unholy mess we inherited, this massive black hole in our public finances, a broken banking system the biggest heart attack in our economy in a generation i've always tried to take decisions where we spread the burden as fairly as possible. so for instance i have resisted time and time again much, much deeper cuts to benefits to the help given to the most vulnerable, those who fall on hard times as advocated by conservatives in government. when people get back into work particularly those on low pay, i'd be very anxious to make sure they keep more of the money they earn. when i came into government, ev

david crockett the soldier for the first time in his life. >> leading mat lisha and advancing on the creeks is a man known for being as ambitious as he is arrogant, general andrew jacksonid crockett is serving under jack. there were tremendous atrocities committed under andrew jackson's orders among the creek people. >> jackson orders a surprise attack on the creek village. but experiencing the brutalities of war firsthand has an unexpected effect on crockett. >> crockett was pretty traumatized by some of the events in the creek war. he was not a killer. he wasn't a violent person. >> unlike the general he serves under, he recognizes the humanity of the impressive creek warriors. he admires their strength in battle and courage in the face of death. >> the legend of david crockett is that he's a fierce indian fighter taming the wild frontier. the truth is he only kills when he has to. the battle shows crockett has more in common with native-american warriors than he does with most military men. >> andrew jackson's militia engages in another battle. but when hundreds of escape, jackson is enraged. he's determined to destroy his enemy. no matter the cost to his men. >> ja

david jackson writes, who says they don't get along? the senate majority leader said that republicans and the obama administration are working together on free trade and that the president sent him a nice note for his confirmation vote on behalf of attorney general loretta lynch. in a speech in boston, mcconnell referred to the past relationship between the late liberal senator from massachusetts and orrin hatch from utah. a lot of folks like to joke about the odd couple, but i think mitch mcconnell and barack obama may have them outdone. senator mcconnell was one of 10 republican senators to vote for loretta lynch for attorney general. it will have majority leader's mcconnell's remarks next. followed by a discussion on the future of congress and later a look at the u.s. and for structure needs. -- infrastructure needs. >> good afternoon everyone. [applause] welcome. i have the great privilege of being the president of the edward m kennedy institute for the united states senate. this wonderful new building and this wonderful innovative

david jackson writes, who says they don't get along? the senate majority leader said that republicans and the obama administration are working together on free trade and that the president sent him a nice note for his confirmation vote on behalf of attorney general loretta lynch. in a speech in boston, mcconnell referred to the past relationship between the late liberal senator from

david jackson please. >> nick, how do you feel about the huge increase of people driven to use food tanksmany of them in your party following file of benefit sanctions. >> it is very distressing to see an increasing number of people moving to food banks. that is why every day that i've been in government the last five years have had to clear out this unholy mess we've inherited, a broken banking system, the biggest part of our economy in a generation. i have always tried to take decisions were spread the burden as fairly as possible. for instance, i resisted time and time again much, much deeper cuts to benefit in the most vulnerable and those on hard times as advocated by conservatives in government. when people get back into work, i'll be anxious to make sure they keep the money they are. when i came into government, everybody here would start the moment u.n. 6400 pounds. on the front page of the 2010 liberal democrat manifesto you would have seen a leading commitment that we would raise the point you pay income tax you pay no income tax on the first 600 pounds you earn. that is actuall

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jackson park or washington park. the university is collaborating providing resources and infrastructure. >> here's where barack obama began as a young man working with churches and neighborhoods down on their luck. >> reporter: former adviser david axelrod told nbc news it's a big win for the city. >> they're create thousand of jobs and hundreds of millions of dollars of economic activity. >> reporter: the south side was chosen out of a dozen potential sites including new york and hawaii. university of hill now of chicago also put up a bid awe ufc was considered a front-runner over the west side. >> the lessons i learned are all based in the few square miles that we will be able to bring the world back home after this incredible journey. >>> tonight, one of the most violent crime scenes in our area in years. new at 6:00 tonight the effect it's having on neighbors and why investigators may be heading out-of-state to track down leads. >>> plus a developing story, word of threats against police as a prosecutor announces that a wisconsin officer who shot and killed a teen will not be charged. >>> first tonight, though, a u.s. military helicopter and its crew are missing in nepal. officials at the pentagon say there is no evidence it

david stewart, english democrats, putting england fr irst 448 votes. baker, penny, liberal democrats 1005 votes. nick "the flying", the official monster raving party 162 votes. fletcher mark, peter, the conservative candidate 7235 votes. jackson mary trade union and socialist coalition, 258 votes. kennedy pete, green party 757 votes. miliband ed, labour party, 2708 votes. [applause] >> at miliband akin ed miliband back in donc aster north. the question will be grappl ing with is if the tory numbers will be going up overnight when we wake up. >> 8928 votes. [applause] the number of the ballot papers rejected- >> the way you look at it, not a good night or ed miliband and his labour party. look at the change of a vote in his own constituency. a big rise in ukip, interestingly. that has been part of the pattern. it will have an impact on him. i think the key is to hear what he himself has to say. [applause] ed miliband: i want to start by thanking my fellow candidate. i want to thank the returning officer. i want to thank the police. i want to thank the brilliant staff of dorcaster council. i want to think the people of dorchester north fort reelecting me as member of parliament. i want to think my brilliant labour party members