to minnesota where later mark dayton will sign the same-sex marriage bill into law.

next step for the state of minnesota. [ cheers and applause ] >> that was minnesota governor mark dayton signing the bill that made minnesota the 12th state along with washington, d.c. to legalize marriage equality. just one republican in the state senate voted for the measure before casting his vote, republican state senator brendan peterson said this. >> and to my kids, cash and paisley, they're two and one, don't understand what's going on today, regardless of whether you one day agree with my position on this issue, i just want to say that in all things related to your faith, to your freedom, to your family, be bold and be courageous and you'll never regret a day in your life. >> governor dayton praised the state legislature for passing the bill. >> by your political courage, you join the pantheon of exceptional leaders that did something truly extraordinary, you changed the course of history for our state and our nation. >> joining me in a last word exclusive, minnesota governor mark dayton. governor, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thank you, lawrence. >> governor, d

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however, she had reported in to the office to see me that day in dayton. >> mr. sharida didn't notify you that -- >> wilkins begins to cross-examine humphrey, but then all of a sudden he seems to be having a heart attack. >> excuse me. hold on a second. >> he had asked me, i believe, two questions at the time, and then he grabbed his chest, asked the judge if he could have a minute. >> your honor, excuse me for a second. i need -- i need some time. >> and then collapsed on the floor. >> officer humphrey takes his cue from the judge who clears out the courtroom. security sees to wilkins while they wait for medical assistance to arrive. >> once we got to him, it was obvious that he was faking this. his eyes were closed, but he was trying to peek out of the corners of his eyes. he was, like, trying to gain an angle and kind of look out the side. >> courtroom cameras stopped rolling while medical personnel attend to wilkins. >> i remember looking over, calling him by name. his eyes were kind of closed, squint, and you could see that he was blinking. his respirations

jack jacobs, himself a recipient of the medal of honor, has our report with a group of vets from dayton>> reporter: 35 veterans bound for the nation's capital. most of them for the very first time. >> you want to talk about old times? >> yeah! >> reporter: this trip is one of many organized by the honor flight network every year. sending more than 10,000 older veterans to the washington memorials honoring their service and their sacrifice. [ applause ] >> reporter: each is paired with a guardian and nurses are on hand. >> ice packs, a hug, just let us know and -- >> i need one. >> oh! [ laughter ] >> reporter: after landing, the men and women spend time at the world war ii, vietnam, and korean war memorials, sharing stories about their service. >> prisoner of war in germany. >> i came home from okinawa. it took me three weeks to hitchhike home. >> it brings back memories. >> reporter: the memories of those lost. >> it's hard to explain. i think about all the guys that never get to see it. >> reporter: and that uncertainty of when or if they ever return home. >> i was married and had one

very interesting thing ok another thing coming out of minnesota last week minnesota governor mark dayton signed this landmark solar energy bill into law it mandates that utilities get four percent of their power from solar energy by twenty twenty five jimmy carter actually mandated that in eighty nine or seventy nine that it would be twenty percent by two thousand but reagan did away with that mandates one point five percent of power in minnesota come from solar by two thousand and twenty and those solar value tariffs to produce and how we're now for past four hundred parts per million of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is not time chris for us to have some sort of a manhattan project i mean go away even even beyond what governor mark dayton is doing and say no we really don't want to get our oil anymore from either saudi shakes or from canada for that matter we've got enough of a. trade deficit we can we go lots of sunlight falling on america we've got a lot of rooftops all over this country well i think we should investigate all different alternative types of energy not just one and w

. >> minnesota governor mark dayton will sign a same-sex marriage bill into law today.nate passed the legislation last night. it sailed through the house last week. about 2,500 people showed up at the state house ahead of the vote to protest or support the bill. once the vote was announced, some broke down in tears. >> i don't even have words right now. i spent a long time wishing i was the same as everybody else and now i really am. >> minnesota becomes the 12th state plus washington, d.c. allowing same-sex marriage. the first weddings will happen august 1st. >>> she devoted her life to helping others. tv psychologist joyce brothers has passed away. dr. brothers made a long career out of giving advice and often made cameos in movies and television series. she published 15 books and wrote a column that appeared in hundreds of newspapers. dr. joyce brothers was 85 years old. >>> a relaxing day at the pool turned into terror when a bear decided to drop by. the black bear had been seen roaming around backyards monday after wandering down from the mountains. two schools wer

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john: governor dayton says these people are going to florida and arizona in the winter.ut minnesota people. we should get a little penalty for that. i concede that thinking. >> of the disposable income was truly captive within is a cut and city, that my work. will we know about career mobility the day now more than ever is that people can and do move and they do pursue those jobs and where their income is most welcome. john: the state keep raising the taxes that unit will get more money in the get less. they never learn. >> that should not be a surprise considering the past performance of 134 million taxpayers. john: one state that is moving in the right direction is oklahoma. does not done that well in the past, but now has lowered taxes several times. presto. people start to move to oklahoma. the speaker of the house there, okla., think of a dust bowl. >> you know, it's simple. in oklahoma we know that if you want more something you don't tax it, you taxes less. you want less of something new tax of more. we are moving to reduce our state income tax rate. it's at five

democratic governor mark dayton signed the bill in front of thousands of people. six years ago there was an effort to ban same-sex marriage in minnesota but voters there rejected it. same-sex couples will be allowed to marry in 6-1/2 months. >>> supporters of bradley manning demanded he be reinstated as the pride parade grand marshal. some members said she endangered the lives of american military personnel by leaking u.s. secrets to wikileaks. his supporters argue manning has saved lives with those leaks. >>> today the general manager proposed a 19% increase over the next two years which is about an extra $5.50 a month. the water agency that serves alameda and contra costa county says the increase is necessary to pay for public works. >>> bay area foreclosures continue their downward trend in april and that is affecting the inventory of homes for sale. in alameda county there was a 58% drop in homes sold at auction or taken back by banks compared to a year ago. in contra costa county there was a 69% decrease. while santa khra la county recorded a 37% decrease. th

john: governor dayton says these people are going to florida and arizona in the winter.ut minnesota people. we should get a little penalty for that. i concede that thinking. >> of the disposable income was truly captive within is a cut and city, that my work. will we know about career mobility the day now more than ever is that people can and do move and they do pursue those jobs and where their income is most welcome. john: the state keep raising the taxes that unit will get more money in the get less. they never learn. >> that should not be a surprise considering the past performance of 134 million taxpayers. john: one state that is moving in the right direction is oklahoma. does not done that well in the past, but now has lowered taxes several times. presto. people start to move to oklahoma. the speaker of the house there, okla., think of a dust bowl. >> you know, it's simple. in oklahoma we know that if you want more something you don't tax it, you taxes less. you want less of something new tax of more. we are moving to reduce our state income tax rate. it's at five

democratic governor mark dayton signed the bill in front of thousands of people.ears ago there was an effort to ban same-sex marriage in minnesota but voters there rejected it. same-sex couples will be allowed to marry in 6-1/2 months. >>> supporters of bradley manning demanded he be reinstated as the pride parade grand marshal. some members said she endangered the lives of american military personnel by leaking u.s. secrets to wikileaks. his supporters argue manning has saved lives with those leaks. >>> today the general manager proposed a 19% increase over the next two years which is about an extra $5.50 a month. the water agency that serves alameda and contra costa county says the increase is necessary to pay for public works. >>> bay area foreclosures continue their downward trend in april and that is affecting the inventory of homes for sale. in alameda county there was a 58% drop in homes sold at auction or taken back by banks compared to a year ago. in contra costa county there was a 69% decrease. while santa khra la county recorded a 37% decrease. the repo

minnesota's democratic governor mark dayton signed that bill into law this afternoon a few hours agosteps of the state capital, big historic day in minnesota. long time coming for groups that couldn't be married before, they can start being married august 1st, the day it goes into effect. >>> i have some breaking news tonight. one week ago you'll remember the lieutenant colonel who the u.s. air force put in charge of the air force's sexual assault prevention office was himself arrested and accused of sexual battery. well, now a week later a second u.s. service member assigned to military sexual assault prevention is being investigated for sexual misconduct, a u.s. army sergeant first class from fort hood assigned as equal opportunity adviser and sexual harassment assault response prevention program coordinator. under investigation for pandering, abusive sexual contact, maltreatment of subordinates. a defense official telling nbc news that this sergeant first class is being investigated for forcing at least one subordinate soldier into prostitution and for sexual assaulting two other

the state's democratic governor mark dayton has just signed a bill legalizing gay marriage.sota is the 12th state to do so. o.j. simpson is back in court this week. she asking for a new trial. simpson was convicted of armed robbery and kidnapping in a dispute over sports memorabilia. he contends that his lawyers botched his defense. he was a acquitted of murdering his wife in 1995. he was later found liable in a civil trial. >> the nation's four biggest cellphone companies are launching a campaign to discourage texting while driving. verizon, sprint and t-mobile will run ads and even use a blimp. they found that texas texting while driving can increase 23 times they will be involved in a crash. >> a stunning example how transparent the obama white house is and how to blame the benghazi terror attack on republicans. the grapevine is next. we had never used a contractor before and didn't know where to start. at angie's list, you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare written by people just like you. no company can pay to be on angie's list, so you can tru

the bill passed the house last week and now goes to minnesota governor mark dayton who has promised to sign it. the bill allows same-sex wedding starts on august 1st. it makes minnesota the 12th state to allow them. >>> in lake county homes in one neighborhood are literally sinking into the ground. 1/3 of that neighborhood is under evacuation orders. noelle walker got into one of the homes and what she found is pretty remarkable. >> reporter: if ever there was a road map for disaster, the lake heights neighborhood has it literally and in jaw dropping fashion. >> oh my goodness. >> reporter: there are gaping cracks in the floor, corresponding cracks in the ceiling. >> if you hear something run. >> reporter: and a floor that leads to a 12-foot drop off. >> when you look at that. >> the only good thing we can say is we moved on time. >> reporter: this was tarsing's first home. he's still paying a mortgage even as it slowly sinks into the ground. eight homes are unlivable. five homes on cautionary status. the red tags went up at the end of march so long ago they faded to a shade pink and a

to minnesota where later mark dayton will sign the same-sex marriage bill into law.ouse passed it 75-79. wettings between same-sex couples can be as early as august 1st. florida senator's marco rubio's super park will defend on gun control. ayotte was criticized in her state. she say mother and a former state attorney general and knows how to be tough on crime. i have to say i don't remember a candidate running an ad to help someone i hope will endorse him should he run in 2016. governor chris cristy is explaining where his campaign aired a negative ad. she said i would have run a purely positive campaign and he will finish it. the latest ad is called out for raising taxes. the second tv ad and part of an $800,000 media purchase. >> politics is a family business. john kerry's brother will be secretary of commerce at theent of this month. we assume they will get the nod and the way it works, the acting and two brothers at the same time. up next, turbulent times as iranians get ready for the first presidential elections since the disputed one prompted massive protest i

indianapolis around 39 and dayton we'll see around 37 degrees.you planted a beautiful garden, you've got some of the tender plants. you need to make sure they're covered because you'll be a little disappointed when you wake up and they're not sprouting back the way you would like them. in burbank, california, 96 degrees and just to the north, a record setting high temperature there of 101 degrees. and you may remember the big fire that they were watching that burned thousands of acres there in camarillo, california. the temperature is 79, that doesn't sound that exciting. but a record high temperature for them. walla walla, washington, these temperatures running 10 to 20 degrees above where they should be for this time of year. but, no, at least it looks like it is coming to an end probably today, if not, in fact, on monday. but areas across the central plains like minneapolis. look at this. sunday's high temperature goes from about 60 degrees, daytime high and then by tuesday, we're looking at 90 for the afternoon temperature. dodge city, kansas

. >> governor dayton says, these people are going to florida and arizona and in the winter, but theyre minnesota people. we should get a little pedalling for that. i could see the thinking. if the disposable income was truly captive within your zip code, within your city, that might work, but what we know about career mobility today now more than ever is that people can and do move. they do pursue those jobs and where their income is most welcome. >> the states keep raising these taxes thinking they will get more money and they get less. they will never learn. that shouldn't be a surprise considering the past perform mabs of what 1 # 34 taxpayers say with this analysis. >> one state moving in the right direction is oklahoma. it hasn't gone well in the past but now it lowered taxes several times and presto people start to move to oklahoma. the speaker of the house there pw shannon pw oklahoma, i think of a dust bowl. why do people move to oklahoma? >> it is simple. in oklahoma we know if you want more of something you don't tax it, you tax it less. if you want less of something you ta

the bill passed the house last week and now goes to minnesota governor mark dayton who has promised ton it. the bill allows same-sex wedding starts on august 1st. it makes minnesota the 12th state to allow them. >>> in lake county homes in one neighborhood are literally sinking into the ground. 1/3 of that neighborhood is under evacuation orders. noelle walker got into one of the homes and what she found is pretty remarkable. >> reporter: if ever there was a road map for disaster, the lake heights neighborhood has it literally and in jaw dropping fashion. >> oh my goodness. >> reporter: there are gaping cracks in the floor, corresponding cracks in the ceiling. >> if you hear something run. >> reporter: and a floor that leads to a 12-foot drop off. >> when you look at that. >> the only good thing we can say is we moved on time. >> reporter: this was tarsing's first home. he's still paying a mortgage even as it slowly sinks into the ground. eight homes are unlivable. five homes on cautionary status. the red tags went up at the end of march so long ago they faded to a shade of pink. and a

governor mark dayton pledged to sign this measure into law. >>> you have to check this out. a wild shoot-out at close range caught on camera. man, surveillance footage of this fierce gun battle last july on a suspected marijuana grow house was shown in a miami courtroom yesterday. one of the suspects got out of the car and shot at police officers and fbi agents. this was awful. a detective was seriously hurt. a suspect girardo delgado was killed when police returned fire. police said they found 80 pounds of marijuana inside that house. >>> still ahead, more big news, controversial burial. boston bombing suspect tamerlan tsarnaev is laid to rest in a secret grave site. we'll have the details straight ahead. [ goodall ] i think the most amazing thing is how like us these chimpanzees are. [ laughing ] [ woman ] can you hear me? and you hear your voice? oh, it's exciting! [ man ] touchdown confirmed. we're safe on mars. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi. [ baby fussing ] ♪ and those people are what i like to call...wrong. metamucil has psyllium, which helps lower cholesterol, promote

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[cheers] the governor there, the democrat mark dayton signed the bill into law this afternoon a few daysfter the state house gave up its final stamp of approval. minnesota joins rhode island and delaware among states that have passed gay marriage just within the past 10 days. in all, it's now legal in a total of 12 states plus the district. echos of the cold war today. more than echos, even, as officials in russia accuse an american diplomat of trying to recruit an agent for the cia. and wait until you see these pictures. the russians claim even that the american had some old fashioned spy tools like wigs and sunglasses and there is much more. plus, a big surprise today from angelina jolie. what the glamorous actress said she did to reduce her risk of breast cancer and what her husband brad pitt thinks about it. that's just ahead. right. but the most important feature of all is... the capital one purchase eraser. i can redeem the double miles i earned with my venture card to erase recent travel purchases. d with a few clicks, this mission never happened. uh, what's this button do? [ elec

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mark dayton says he will sign the bill into law today. >> new photographs offer a glimpse into a lifef kidnapping suspect ariel castro was leading in his cleveland home. the pictures taken over the weekend by neighbors away clutter yard field was pools of barbwire, plastic tarps and thick chains. he is accused of kidnapping three young women in cleveland and holding them captive for a decade. records are not sign that castro was charged with abduction and tile and asthma while working as a school bus driver. >> new this morning, british prime minister david cameron as in boston during the memorial of the boston marathon attack. here's a live video of the stand of cameron, he met with massachusetts gov. deval patrick to offer his condolences and discuss lessons that can be learned from the dead the boston marathon bombing. patrick says it was agreed to spend time with cameron, yesterday came and visited the white house and met with president obama. in virginia, a small group of protesters gathered at the muslim burial site of boston marathon bombing suspect tamerlan tsarnaev. the prote

the military was providing them with muscles so they could go to negotiations in paris or dayton with the backing of the military. in iraq there was no negotiated settlement. so general petraeus and his team and the military can't say that the savior of the world was a client strategy. and it not only was the cedar of the war and meaning the counterinsurgency which he was the architect of but it can be america's global strategy in dealing with terrorism and failed states and the pentagon if you would team up to eat all of america's middle east and south asia policy. so you a ride in afghanistan with iraq's overhang and the military has an enormous amount of influence on the strategy for afghanistan and very early on the president succumbs to that and the strategic review according to which they decide to put troops into afghanistan first the smaller number in january, 2009, then a larger number in the fall of 2009, but essentially he ended up accepting the solution to afghanistan was to export the strategy for iraq or afghanistan and at that point of the general petraeus was head of c

once that happens, governor mark dayton has already vowed to sign the bill into law, likely on tuesdayts in minnesota are just the latest in a broad and rapid national transformation on the issue of gay marriage. but there's an irony to this particular milestone in minnesota, one that was set in motion two years ago. back in may of 2011, republicans controlled the state legislature there and voted to put a constitutional amendment, banning gay marriage, on the ballot for the november 2012 elections. but in that year and a half, the political winds shifted dramatically and the blowback for republicans was severe. so on election night 2012, the anti-gay marriage amendment was defeated, with only 47% of minnesotas supporting it. and republicans paid an even larger political price. in that same election, they lost control of both houses of the state legislature to democrats. almost immediately, marriage equality advocates began lining up support. in february, state representative karen clark officially introduced the marriage equality bill, pointing directly to the amendment's defeat as a

the military was providing new of muscles so that they could go to initiations in paris or in dayton with the backing of the military. there was no negotiated settlement. so did general and his team in the military came to say that the savior of the war was this : strategy. not only was the savior of the war on capitol insurgency, which she was the architect of, and it is not only will will end the war, when actually can be america's global strategy in dealing with terrorism and fail saves and the pentagon, if you would, came up sort of all of america is the least and south is a policy. so you are right. the overhang. the military has an enormous amount of influence on the strategy. very early on the president succumbed to that and therefore the strategic review according to which she decided to put troops into afghanistan, first the smaller number in january 2009 and then a larger number in the fall of 2009, but essentially he ended up accepting that the solution to afghanistan was to export their coin strategy from barack and afghanistan. at that point general patraeus was head of

and comedian christian finnegan, headlining the dayton funny bone may 23-26. his latest cd is a must own au contraire. and molly knefel who cohost radio dispatch found at the radio dispatch.com. now, it is a weird topic for a panel that's 2/3 comedians. i think that when mr. ramsey woke up yesterday morning, he had no idea that he would become the hero america needs right now. chris christie saluted him for wrestling the girls before he finished his big mac. this is without a doubt, a howeverric story. it is a story with incredible joy. and some are calling it a miracle. so can this be described as a positive story? let me start with you l. joy. is it too dark? >> i think it is both. i think both, it is horrifying for years people have been searching for these young women and to find out they were only miles away from their homes is deeply troubling. particularly the number of instances that police were sent to that home and they weren't found. and i think it is also joyous and it gives a lot of hope to people who are still searching for their loved ones, stil

i'm for a diplomatic solution, but i went back and checked, and before dayton, that enormously heroic achievement to stop the war in bosnia hertz goe serena, we had intervened about three months before which pushed the parties to the table. but it seems to me that this news is ominous. could you almost say this is a second red line. first, syria uses chemical weapons and i think we will learn that that did happen. and now russia in violation of what it said it would do and really contrary to the conversation between foreign minister lavrov and our john kerry. >> is john mccain correct? he was in syria, briefly meeting with the rebels and was basically saying, enough already. we have to change policy. >> well, i, my views have evolved. i said that on this show. six months ago i think we should have changed policy and surely consistent with president obama's view that no boots on the ground, and no active u.s. provision of weapons. we can encourage our allies in europe and in the gulf states who want to do this, too. to provide the weapons they choose to and we can also train folks outs

governor mark dayton scheduled to sign the bill into law on the steps of the capital sometime this afternoon late yesterday, the minnesota senate voting 37-30, to make gay marriage legal in their state. weddings between same-sex couples will begin in minnesota august 1st. >>> a three-man crew that spent five months on the international space station back on earth. thomas washburn, canadian, chris hash field and roman romanenko, the first professional astronaut to live aboard a space station. >> as a kid, i dreamed of that. it kind of slipped away. i'm busy doing this. christina loren, here, busy with the weather. >>> temperatures are looking good out there. for today, it is going to be warm. make sure you are ready for that inland. 85 degrees. bayside, perfect. 75 at the coast. a little bit chilly for the first part of the day. by noon, 65 degrees in places like san francisco. we have a major cooldown headed our way. temperatures tumble 10-20 degrees in some cases. i will take you through those changes coming up. time it out for where you live. first, you might want to give yourself extra ti

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so they could go to negotiations in paris or in dayton with the backing of the military. in iraq there was no negotiated settlement. >> host: that's right. >> guest: so general petraeus and his team and the military came to say that the savior of the war was this coin strategy, and it's not only was the savior of the war -- and coin meaning counterinsurgency which he was the architect of -- and it's not only what will end the war, but it actually can be america's global strategy in dealing with terrorism and failed states. and the pentagon, if you would, came up sort of to eat up all of america's middle east and south asia policy. so you arrive in afghanistan with iraq's overhang. the military has an enormous amount of influence on the strategy for afghanistan. and i think very early on the president succumbed to that. and, therefore, the strategic review according to which he decided to put troops into afghanistan -- first the smaller number in january 2009, then a larger number in the fall of 2009 -- but essentially, he ended up accepting that the solution to afghanista

path of looking at afghanistan as negotiations with north vietnam and vietcong in paris or as the dayton agreement. they really didn't see the diplomat as the two ton elephant that's going to be managing the end game to this war and shaping the regional peace when we leave. they thought that the diplomats should play a secondary role. and i think that became really the reason why he failed. he could not convince the administration that he should be given the same importance as the military commanders of the war and the administration should see the end of this war as happening around the netiating table and that we should not try to win this war and we actually have come to this conclusion now, that we can't. that we should leave a settle behind us when we leave that would bring all of the region around a deal that would give a semblance of order when we leave. and now we're leaving afghanistan without that. we have not won the war and we have not arrived at a peace deal with afghanistan. we simply are handing over a military mission we coul't finish to this afghan security force we're t

governor mark dayton signing the legislation making minnesota the 12th state in the nation to do so. here is the governor yesterday. >> it is my on or to sign in the law to promise to every minnesotan. >> the governor said it was a good day. >> what a day for minnesota. >> it's significant to see the states. >> the moment momentum is clear and a mark is a congress classmate of mine. it's a great step forward. the country made itself clear about where we are going with regard to equality of rights and marriage. >> is kentucky one of the next ones? >> i think kentucky is going to be one -- i would doubt it actually. don't hold your breath. back in 2004, kentucky passed a constitutional amendment. i think we are going to be one of the last holdouts. if the supreme court ruled rules the way i hope they will that would be moot. >> i ran into your colleagues a birthday party from ed paramuta from colorado. so you are all back in town. what are you going to accomplish this week? what great things can we expect out of the house of representatives this week? >> we are going to spend some very

approval to a measure allowing same sex couples to marry and minnesota's democratic governor mark daytonwill sign it into law this hour. minnesota will join iowa as one of the two midwestern states to allow marriage equality. so in the past two weeks, three states have approved it and that's moving forward in illinois now as well. we'll be right back. the wright brothers became the first in flight. [ goodall ] i think the most amazing thing is how like us these chimpanzees are. [ laughing ] [ woman ] can you hear me? and you hear your voice? oh, it's exciting! [ man ] touchdown confirmed. we're safe on mars. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi. [ baby fussing ] ♪ >>> welcome back to "hardball." we're learning more by the minute about the irs scandal. as i mentioned earlier, a new headline out now from "associated press." "inspector general, ineffective management at irs allowed agents to target tea party groups." wow. the "washington post" reported earlier today this case was not confined to that office in cincinnati. the office that had been tasked with reviewing the non-profit groups. "post"

go to dayton, ohio, on the democrats' line. caller: how are you doing? me, personally, i am very proud of him. we forget where we were heading before he was elected. headed -- the problems we are hearing about happens before he came in. he saved us from a lot of things. he stood up for a lot of rights for a lot of people who never had a voice. he is their voice. i have family abroad and i have been all over. mess, headed wereat are behind. -- for all of our great mass, we the rest of the world. -- for all of our great mas- greatness, if you come to dayton, ohio, is not safe to go anywhere. getting robbed and murdered everywhere. we've got congress fighting for their own interests. contractors toesswe try to send build up other countries that we are fighting. we are here in america getting killed and uneducated. it is a big mess. we need to bring our attention home and i love him for that and i pray for him. host: have you been watching the president's comments on syria and what the u.s. reaction is there? personally,, tome, i am hoping [indiscernible] to