the other co-chair, a finance chair of the dnc. okay. put that away in the back of your mind.erviews on tv with the dnc logo behind his head sometimes i do interviews behind head rnc logo this move forward and say we are going to endorse five candidates all democrats. turns out one of their endorse. s is charlie crist who is running against the first latino lieutenant governor as a ticket, you know, in florida, that florida has ever had with a hispanic as the lt. governor in florida. >> so they are partisan. not really name >> would you be content or happy if they didn't call themselves nonpartisan? >> yeah, here is what we are doing. at the republican national committee and i think republicans out there in general, just kind of sick and tired of our party sitting around and doing nothing about the fact when people are purposefully and very openly lying about what they are doing. putting front groups out in front of entire country. claiming that they are for everybody. when, in fact, it's just a democrat front group. look. do you think they mentioned in their releaseds and in

on the top of the blighted homes the dnc is genuine and non government and of the navy she was struggling to get my eyes to a doubt that does not like the connectivity you didn't know this and acted in i found some lemon on a decent walk a thon i had to know what time high in nearly two decades. listen to cross by the human rights commission pockets on each count. cp has said the medication to beating the problem and i'm focused on god upon to make minorities even all one has the support act. since the eighty to seven people were killed in more than two hundred satan attacks and focused on in the retreat each routine. i was up twenty two percent from twenty triumph. i approached by hrc peace now speak said. that's one thousand two hundred and nineteen people were injured in the safety of intentions and tools by forty six percent from the pvc loop roos andocused on the need to build respect and love such attacks. the community which makes up to an eighty one point in the sand off the hunt and eat and the need for piecing so i guess that proves the story has so far i started being attacked

if you were chair of the dnc, what would you advise democrats to do in that situation?> probably, i think, i would be a little bit concerned about it. i mean, because you don't know what you don't know. >> but don't they know what they don't? i feel like -- >> well, this is the point. this is the point. if you're not in the room. >> right. >> and you have no idea of what's being fomented in the room. how that's being churned up and then reproduced and you're seeing it for the first time on the 6:00 o'clock news or on your broadcast in the afternoon, that's not a good position for the party to be in. so i would be very concerned about what exactly is transpiring in the hearing if there's no democrats in the hearing. >> but let me just respond to that because they felt -- democrats feel like they've already gone through something very similar with the irs investigations in which darrell issa's office and republicans on that committee would selectively leak transcripts of some of the interview testimony, without much notification for the democrats on the committee itself.

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he helped arrange the break in of the dnc. he was one of 25 people who went to jail because of watergate. for obstructing justice. the korean war veteran former cosmetics executive became an ordain minister after getting out of jail. he died at 79. >>> it's eight seconds of old black and white film but for history buffs it offers a view of something rarely seen, fdr walking with the benefit of leg braces. this happens to be at the baseball all-star game in 1937, 16 years after he contracted polio. the film was shot by a baseball player, brought his camera to the game. the public was rarely allowed to see the president's disability and it wasn't unusual for secret service to confiscate cameras from onlookers. >>> sad photos from outside detroit show what happened to a place that was home to a lot of happy memories at one time. the pontiac silver dome is lying abandoned. >>> finally here tonight, i don't suppose it's an object on ending the week on an upbeat note. they are one of the biggest names in nashville. rascal flatts sol

later this evening the president will head to the fair mont hotel for a dnc fund-raising reception startst 6:30 tonight. smack in the middle of rush hour. tickets range from $1,000 to $32,000. now, that's the president's schedule for today. on friday he'll meet at a walmart store in mountainview where his focus will be about the importance of energy efficiency. he may face some opposition there as people there very divisive about walmart. the president is expected to shake hands with about 100 walmart employees during that visit. if you're in mountain view, though, while he's there, trafficwise, boy, you'll know it. >> that's right, peggy, a big issue there because of the timing. that's what is most critical. not a lot of road covered but the timing is critical. arrived just before 4:00 at moppet field at mountain view. quite possible he will take a helicopter there over to los altos. but if he travels by car, how it affects your commute. the silhouettes of the hangars distinctive off of 101. air force one touches down at 3:50 and head to los altos. highway 101 affected near that area at

inside the hotel, about 250 people where already inside waiting to meet the president at a dnc fundraiser. in downtown, san jose, not business as usual as the city prepares to host obama.

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is spending the night at the fairmont in san jose where there was a high dollar fundraiser for the dnc last night with silicon's tech elite. attendees paid more than $32,000 a plate and the photo with the press was $5,000 -- with the president was $5,000. there were protestors against the keystone pipeline, as well. the president will go to mountain view to applaud walmart on its energy- efficientsy. labor unions are not pap happy. >> walmart is one of those employers that exploits workers. hands them a job application with a food stamps application. what kind of employer does that? >> the company that has been the subject of a number of lawsuits including gender discrimination lawsuits and that in some states like ohio 15% of the workers are on food stamps who work at walmart. it's an odd choice given the context of everything else the president has been talking about. >> reporter: walmart known for its location here for having car chargers, they are also pioneers in the use of l.e.d. lights inside their stores and they use by-products from other industries inside their construction m

the president will head to the fairmont hotel for a dnc fund-raising reception that starts about 6:30onight right in the middle of rush hour. tickets for that event range from $1,000 to $32,000. that's the president's schedule for today. on friday, the president will visit a walmart in mountain view. that's where his focus will be all about the importance of energy efficiency. he may face some opposition there as people are very divisive over walmart. that company employs 1.3 million americans and many say they don't pay their employees enough. shake hands with 100 walmart employees during that visit tomorrow. back to you. >>> traffic was so bad that l.a. drivers had a hash tag on twitter obamajam. >> can we expect our obama jam here in the bay area? >> i prefer the slow jam with obama that jimmy fallon did. the president's arrival, just before 4:00 right when the commute hits the south bay. see it just off of 101 and possible to take a helicopter from there. he will end up for the first stop. but if he travels by car, a look at how your commute is impacted. live look at moffett field

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needs the solutions to problems there are questions about whether cousin jake and soon his legendary dnc party which led to the apostles is up to the job. a new generation of the adult has only learned about the old apartheid regime from local parents tell them. tonight and we welcome one and twenty sqm to studying film and respect the team come from south africa's growing middle class and one way or another the key chapter problems with the anc. people i get that someday maybe need more time to be a bit like to think that in themselves. but that isn't any at the eighty cats. i did. i have to do the ads. he'll get done. it was not enough. the kids and sometimes actually helps in reducing them to do so. to be in secret to find a better future. not materialize to the majority of south africans millions to live in grinding poverty. cuban migrants with some salt onto husband. twenty two years old the education and job chris like softness and comfort. he has little prospect of change the business model. so i knew there is going on here. as you want to. and we've tried so hard. billie comes in

home of billionaire tom steyer over to the fairmont hotel for a dnc event.before he comes to the bay area for those two fundraisers.vice president joe graduation ceremony. the cadets will be commissioned the school outside colorado springs. a sotry we continue to follow this morning-- it was a day of mourning tuesday for the santa barbara community-- following near u-c santa barbara. reportedly killed himself. three of those victims were from the bay area. "david" wang, james hong and george chen. 13 others were injured. yesterday's service started with the student president reading the names of the victims outloud. one of the keynote speakers was richard martinez, who lost his son in this rampage. he called for a national dialogue on gun control and mental health safety issues. coming more people have to-end before the problem gets so lved. mosul's said how-most people know we dont have to l ive like this. kron 4's justine waldman has more on the memorial to honor those caught in the violence. and killed at a deli. he was studying law at u-c santa barbara.

later on, the president will take part in a dnc fund-raiser. that taking place at the fairmont in san jose. then tomorrow morning, president obama will talk about energy efficiency at the walmart in mountain view. then air force one will depart from moffett field, just after 11:00 a.m. right now, let's take you to los angeles, though, as we see air force one sitting at l.a.x., a very busy scene there, as you can see, very active. some press people standing right in front of our camera, thank you very much for that. the president is set to take off for san diego in just a couple of months. a quick stop there for a political fund-raiser. however, last night, the president did rub elbows with some of hollywood's elite. he received an ambassador of humanity award from filmmaker steven spielberg at a gala at usc. among those in attendance, samuel l. jackson, liam neeson, and bruce springsteen who entertained the crowd. traffic, though, it was so bad during the president's visit in l.a. that drivers started a hashtag on twitter called obama jam. let'

she's been named on the reporters without borders least of one hundred information here at the dnc is dedicated to self to protecting tenants. she writes about injustice speaks publicly and trains journalists. it is a climate of each and every journalist to monster in court on a particular event is harassed by all involved by demonstrators as well as the security forces that have sadly become a part of these events provide an open one pm in the planter from the nfl well the polls has been killed in egypt and in the past three years of his study says genetics to become targets of violent attacks and co report really. she says there's no protection from the state from employers old workers' unions. she is too daunting. che. not on that journalists are trained in some stay at home and there's something important happening on the street to document events that they can be understood later on. i thought. this piece is some thought no one has been held to account for the dates of the egyptian gym it's important to be painted on the world trade union building to act as a reminder to all. a j

reliable party they can represent the interests of all south africans the latest poll suggests the dnc will win the majority of experts a party to lose some seats because the priests of economic struggles and reports of government corruption. this is the first election since mandela's death last december it appears voters will give his nc party a fifth term in power. earlier nhk world stephen remote joins us from johannesburg to discuss how people are weighing their support for the ruling party many matches especially the eyes amongst the older generation will be casting ballots for the anc. i still feel a strong allegiance to the potty and credits it with the ending racial segregation and discrimination. however the prices of the younger generation of very different buses on the fifteen a couple fourth of the electorate. and some africans born up to the end of the parts that are costing ballots for the fist time then called the born free generation. many are unhappy with the anc. youth unemployment remains as high as fifty percent. that's despite the fact he and the south africans of

chanting ] >>> reporter: president obama's motorcade rolled into san jose for a fundraiser for the dnc at the fairmont hotel. guests paid $32,400 a plate and $5,000 to get your picture taken with the president at the event. yahoo's ceo and a tech venture capitalist hosted the dinner. a not so welcoming crowd greeted the president outside the hotel chanting people over profit. they are against the proposed new section of the keystone pipeline which would run from canada to the gulf coast. >> we are against the keystone pipeline simply because it's absolutely dirty fuel. >> you need to save the earth. instead of having spills and people dying of cancer. >> reporter: the president's first stop was a los altos home of biotech analyst ceo of the genetic testing startup 23 and me. she hosted an exclusive tech roundtable for people who paid as much as $32,000 to attend. betty yu, kpix 5. >>> from raising green to going green, the president will visit the mountain view walmart today to highlight that company's energy efficiency around 9 a.m. we'll carry his remarks live at our website, kpix.co

we're going to speak with dnc committee chairman at the top of the hour. >>> breakdown in enrollmentnto the u.s. i'll ellie. updating their guidelines thursday advising schools they are legally obligated to enroll every student regardless of immigration status. the education department issing looking at 14 schools for value lagss dating back to 2011. >>> wriringling brothers circus back over after eight acrobats crashed to the ground. seven more shows are scheduled through sunday. for now, the circus will continue on without the human chandelier stunt which was being performed at the time of that accident. seven performers remain in the hospital recovering from their injuries. those are your headlines, kate. over to you. >>> so did religion cost two hosts their own show? hgt vrk was set to premier a new series this fall called "flip it forward" featuring twin brothers david and jason benham, helping poor families get their dream homes. this week the network cancelled the show after a website called right wing watch published inflammatory piece about the brothers. it labeled david as

easier entry for foreign tourists into the united states before he jetted off to chicago for 2 2 2e dnc fundraisers, using sports s in which to take refuge, from politics, dropping by a little league gable monday, hosting seahawks yesterday before today haheading off to the hall of fa, opposition rising from republicans now his fellow democrats, who have been reliable up until now, two georgia democrats are blasting the president for not firing general shinseki, congressman john barrel and david scott unloading on president obama for his lack of leadership. >> i listen to the president today, i was very disappointed with president obama today. there of no urgency, mr. president, we need urgency! we need you to roll up our sleeves, get into these hospitals. lou: normally reliable washington post, turning on president obama. calling him quote, president passive for his late and weak response to the v.a. hospital scandal. we'll take all of this up here in a moment with political savant ed rawlins, and taby bruce, tonight, epa goes after a wyoming couple, threatening huge finds for building

inside the hotel, about 250 people where already inside waiting to meet the president at a dnc fundraiser. in downtown, san jose, not business as usual as the city prepares to host obama. from no parking signs to additional police presence to a call from action. people shelled out from $1,000 to $10,000 to meet the president in person here at the fairmonth, hotel. security is tight as 250 supporters filed in. they've met the president before, but, tonight, they want his two sons to meet him. >> i want him to learn from him and grow up. it's very important for the best in the world. >> daryl thomas brought his 8-year-old son, asher. >> i'm excited to have a picture with him. and it's -- i hope it's going to be fun. >> reporter: his father says he believes tonight's event will be an unbelievable civics lesson for his son. >> i believe in democracy and he has to know how it works. i think this will make it a little bit more real for him to understand why it's important. >> reporter: others are more concerned about hearing the president's views on certain issues. >> i'm here because i want to

dnc chair accuse republicans of using the benghazi attack ahead of the midterms, meanwhile house democratsstill undecided as to whether or not they will participate in this select committee. lot of people are asking who cares, but we will turn the politics of the day now. "new york times" best-selling author, his upcoming book is entitled "act of war," available for preorder now. great to have you with us, congratulations on your new book. >> thank you, congratulations on your i would like to announce my new fox tv show is coming out because it is he on the way i will be able to compete with you and o'reilly now that you are both in the book business. lou: i am so glad that you could include me in such rarefied company, but i will leave it to you and o'reilly to keep up that contest. let's turn to first speaker john boehner. he is expecting his entire caucus to follow him without building consensus, without an agreement of any kind and with every poll saying they will get slaughtered after polls. >> it doesn't make much sense to me the things we are seeing out of his office. one of the thi

turning to capitol hill while the president is in hollywood with celebrities and raising cash with the dnc the house is in session and voted moments ago to create a select committee on benghazi. an investigation led by congressman trade goudy passing by a vote 232 / 1867 democrats supporting the passage. speaker boehner not expected to reveal the appointments until tomorrow at the earliest. and they will announce if they will even participate as nancy pelosi has complained repeatedly about the ratio of representation. former secretary of state clinton is expected to be a principal focus of that investigation. got surprisingly fit can did it for president echoing the complaints about the republican search for the truth. >> of course, there are a lot of reasons why despite the hearings and information provided some choose not to be satisfied that is there choice and i do not believe there is any reason to continue in this way but they get to call the shots in the congress. >> hillary clinton does long clap -- declined to designate the organization also served as secretary of state despite th

all of this is to raise money for the dnc. and particularly that event at the fair mont is to raise money for senatorial campaigns. right now he's at the home of tom styier. last time he was in san francisco was last june. >>> classes are back in session at uc santa barbara today and this evening. the campus community is now focused on a very difficult healing process after last week's deadly rampage. there were no classes throughout the week, memorial day and yesterday. yesterday a time for teachers and students to attend a memorial. the attacks left six students dead. three of them from here in the bay area. students and staff are still struggling with what happened. >> it's kind of a touchy subject. you don't know how much people want to talk about it or how much they want to move on on talk about something else. >> reporter: you're rather here than sitting home alone. >> no, not sitting home alone. if you stay home alone, you feel helpless, or you feel lonely, and when you want to talk to someone you just can't find anyone

event took in more than half million dollars for the dnc. just as the president was wrapping up the speech to the partisan crowd, a heckler started yelling. >> i want to hear from you. i love you back. you kind of screwed up my ending but that's okay. that's okay. and we got free speech in the country. fight haven't co-hosted by yahoo ceo meier and why president sam atman. now tomorrow the president will visit a wall smart store in mountain view. visit that has put him in hot world trade center with some of the suppor supporters. president is going because the store near el camino real is a model of energy efficiency. but a risky decision politically. labor union critical of wal-mart low wages. political watchers don't think though that this visit will actually hurt the president naturally. >> the eye of the people in the bay area think about wal-mart he's probably making whatever kind of statement he wants to try to make and will be broadcast to the rest of the country.so his interest are much broader than how it's played in the bay area. >

we are joined by fox news political analyst and david mercer for the dnc.nd silvia burwell should be a shoo-in but it appears she is receiving opposition from senators cruz and lee. are they right to be asking her these types of questions. >> yes, they are right to ask those questions. because they are representing their constituency. you have a lot of tea partiers that are conservative and they want to know about abortion issues. she committed to tell congress about it, and yes, she should answer those questions. >> and they want to ask her about obama care and to that end, is this something that could be an impediment to her getting confirmation? >> i think she's so very qualified, as we saw in the confirmation vote for her to be the director of the omb. it was 96 senators to zero that voted for her confirmation. it is hard to believe that one, she's not going to address questions posed by senators, which is custom to do so. she will respond. and we will hear answers from her and see her confirmation, i think before the end of the month, given her qualifi

. >> the event took in 500,000 for the dnc and promised to return to silicon valley before november. >> now, the president's schedule, speaking at wal-mart in mountain view at 10:00 a.m. and scheduled to leave moffett field at 10:45 and well have full coverage for you on the abc7 news midday news at 1 1 a.m. >> a fremont teach certificate back in class after being investigated for allegedly slapping another student and the parents are outraged and we are at patterson elementary school. nick? >> the father has a student here and he says he is staging the protest because a teacher slapped his son. this is the teacher, frederick byrd. he is cleared to return. he grabbed the student's cheeks and slapped him because he did not know the answer to a problem. the administration thought it was best that he be back with the students this morning. >> they said that he served his punishment and it is best for everyone to come become to school and be in class. that is crazy. >> he says that the school is moving his son to another classroom and fremont police say they are still actively investigat

those vehicles include the buick enclave, chevy extraers, and dnc aokayed ya, suvs, because the fronteatbelts can separate. also chevy malibu because their transmission can wear out. gm and its ceo have been under fire recently after the company delayed a re-call over an ignition problem linked to more than a dozen deaths. go to foxnews.com for more information on the new re-calls. they're all listed there in detail. >> cable and internet provider among the most hated companies in the country, yay. according to a survey. researchers say the companies scored lower than the airlines, the postal service, and healthcare providers. analysts blame rising prices and poor consumer service. they say some people pay more for their cable and internet than they do for gas and electric each month. directv and at&t scored the highest. at the very bottom, comcast. it's comcast-ic, and time warner cable, astounded to leadership those two are the worst. just shocking. floored they're the worth in customer service. >> i think everybody is deprived. all taking notes. >> where are we here? what does this

. >> it picks up on what bill clinton said in his dnc speech. the economy doing better under democrats. and more people having jobs when democratic presidents are in office. so it is sort of a spin on that. she definitely i think in this speech as you said. sounded more like a candidate. sounded, i think, more like a elizabeth warren. all this buzz in washington about elizabeth warren. on this book tour, fighting chance. and sounding the notes of populi populism. there you have hillary clinton doing the same thing. also, in some ways, sounding like obama. this idea of rebuilding the community. i mean she sound like a community organizer. in saying that. so it is very interesting. and i do think one of the ways she can, sort of peel away from obama. that's a big challenge. is e.j.dion said, is to simply -- highlight this idea, sort of girl power. she sort of implicitly is an outsider and people see her as such because she is a woman. she didn't really want to highlight that in 2008. wanted to be a more cautious candidate. sound like she wants to

let's ask henry munoz and also dnc national finance committee chair.e. >> thank you. >> directed the homeland secretary to review, what can he do if the hill won't move on immigration reform? >> the president has asked for the department of homeland security to review and make sure that our deportation policies are more humane. i would remind everyone this is the president who passed the executive order to make sure the dreamers could stay in the united states, making it possible for over 600,000 dreamers to continue their education. >> and with such a small fraction of republicans representing districts that have latino populations, how do you get this mobilized on the hill so it's not just the president fighting for it? >> these are the issues of the american dream. and this is a population that is continuing to expand its presence in the united states and in many ways, the latino community is the future of the united states and it's important that we continue to be represented and these issues like immigration reform are the cornerstone of the futur

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when i was if dnc chair i went on fox all the time.e democratic feud was going to be presented by someone i wanted it to be presented by myself. >> jonathan, the rollout this week and in the recent weeks, has been tremendous and highly coordinated. on mother's day, there was an excerpt of the book in vogue and a video on how she wrote the book that appeared on people's website. this week there was the author's note released on tuesday, a video on the facebook page. wednesday, a ban gentleman zee excerpt and today an interview with diane sawyer. clintonland seems to be operating at full capacity. what does this tell us about a potential 2016 bid? >> if her 2008 campaign had gone as well as this book rollout she'd be finishing up her second term in the white house. she's operated on all cylinders right now. >> governor, let me ask you. when you hear clinton say, as she did, to gop lawmakers, many of these same people are a broken record -- sorry, regarding the republican inquisition on benghazi. many of these same people are a broken rec

just this week, bachmann got into a heated debate over the popularity of the health care law with dncr debbie wasserman shultz. >> so they want to change. that's really what the result is. they are not -- >> this is why. >> they want it changed, and now just in the last day or so, debbie, you had your turn, now it's mine. in the last two days -- >> don't want you to run out the clock. >> how this is hurting the bottom line of major businesses, from ge, to ups, to dollar general, this is hitting their earnings, because the affordable care act -- >> ladies and gentlemen, we have a new one. now the affordable care act is hurting businesses' bottom lines. nice talking point, but sadly it's not true. "the washington post" fact checker looked at bachmann's claim and wrote, "given the employer mandate was delayed until 2015, it's unclear what additional cost these companies face now." and there was more. "when a company such as unitedmental healunite unitedhealth group must now accept clients with pre-existing conditions, most americans probably would not weep." congresswoman bachmann has an

happen in a vacuum or by accident itch tie it back to political operatives out of the white house or the dnc-level democratic involvement. these people in the irs did not just spontaneously decide to go after tea party groups by name. >> we don't know. this much we do know,-under tarring groups were conservatives and didn't emanate just out of cincinnati. thank you very much. want to switch to breaking develops in southern california, where wildfires are burning out of control. we're expect agnus conference any moment. we have san diego county district supervisor bill horn, who has never seen anything like this before. supervisor, what can you tell us? >> well, it's unfortunately the san marcos and the carlsbad fires started to flare up again because the winds just came back so that's the pig issue right -- the big issue right now, and fortunately for us we have six air tankers on this and about 20 helicopters flying, but even these two fires, we still have a lot of hot spots left from yesterday. we had seven major fires alone. >> you know this area far better than i. what i have learned fro

joining me now, laticia vandaput, and former governor of vermont, former chair of the dnc, howard deanor dean, i will begin with you. if i could get in a time machine right now, interview you on the day of the aca decision before the court that upheld the aca, but made medicaid expansion eligible and i were to ask you two years from now, how many states will not have expanded medicaid, what would have that governor dean said? >> well, i news this was going to happen, because some of the republicans are so interested in embarrassing the president. and they don't care about their own citizens. it was interesting to have jason carter on. jason carter is now four points ahead of jason deal. four hospitals have already gone broke because of the medicaid and closed. and that's going to happen all over the country. there are real governors, and as you said in the introduction, real governors that understand how to govern. jan brewer is one, rich kasich in ohio, and governors that are mostly political, bobby jindal, rick perry, sam brownback in kansas, nathan deal. and there's a big difference

joining me are robert trayhnum and karen finney, former communicator for dnc.e you both here. i'll start with you, robert, do you buy this politico story about hillary clinton's team calling the shots? >> well, it seems to probably be a little truth to the story that they are a little concerned because they want to protect their boss and make sure there's a democratic voice on the republican committee. i think it's great. i think it's great for transparency sake and let's remind everyone here, you know this better than anyone else, four americans died. and we still don't know all of the specific answers here. what we do know is those quote -- unquote talking points -- >> karen is making faces at you. >> karen? >> we know exactly what happened. we know all of the facts. even, what we have now is people leading this effort saying we don't know what we don't know but we're going to go find it as if to say we're going to go on the witch hunt no matter what you say. >> this is ultimately a good thing, whether there is any intimation on what should be on the committe

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joining me, howard dean, former vermont governor and dnc chairman. former congressman, patrick murphy, first iraq war veteran elected to congress. governor dean, from a management perspective, having run the party in a state, what do you think is most important here? >> first, let's look at shinseki's record. only one telling the truth when secretary of defense and the vice president were lying through their teeth about the war in iraq. shinseki told congress how many troops would be needed and got fired for it. a guy with integrity. from a managementer speck tiff. they have 24 hours to fix this or he has to go. i don't think he has gun anything wrong. he need to clean house. he need to fire a whole lot of people. and, both he and the president are notorious for being so careful and thinking everything through before nay act. now is the time for action. i think he can be saved. but he has got to act now. they have 24 hours to fire about 25 or 30 people. >> congressman. what's your take. how about the governor's point that, that they may be too carefu

one of the members of the dnc has been in exile as an american abroad and is not able to return -- now a you turn so he can apply for citizenship. did you hear from any of these people and how did it -- did it affect you? >> yes. we heard from hundreds of people like that. the most erratic impact that the windsor decision had were these couples who were married, binational couples who were gay. the obama administration acted expeditiously on this and they started issuing green cards. i need someone to count the number of e-mails and phone calls but it is in the hundreds. i just spoke yesterday in new york at a wall street event at one of the guys told me his story. he and his husband had been separated for that reason. it is an incredibly moving and important impact of the windsor decision. in terms of the pressure, the pressure was extreme. before the windsor case was argued, the prop eight case was argued. we watched the arguments after our team watched we went back to the office and talked about whether we needed to change anything what we were going to do and we decided we thought

here's the dnc ad. obamacare -- >> obamacare is complete poison. talkedy, president obama up the recent success in getting americans to enroll in insurance plans under the affordable care act. >> 8 million americans have now signed up for health insurance under the affordable care act. >> were going to get to the bottom of what really happened in benghazi. >> this dereliction of duty demands your impeachment. >> it looks like more of the partisan stuff. debate is at ay stalemate after republicans this morning blocked a motion to advance the paycheck fairness act. week, the senate republicans filibustered and blocked an increase in the minimum wage. ♪ host: dr. calls on what congress has been up to this past week. oklahoma onn, a republican line. had it alluess we figured out for us this morning. that one lady called up this morning and said she knows everything that happened on the ghazi. was her son or thatson or one of her kids was up there. we want to know if we were the president during all of this. extras i turned down for charity. why, in sev

one of the members of the dnc has in and -- has been in exile as an american abroad and is now able to return because he can finally apply for citizenship for his spouse. did you ever hear from any of these people and how does this affect you, having the pressure on you? >> edie and i heard from hundreds of people like that. the most rheumatic impact an immediate impact the windsor decision had was these couples that were married who were binational couples who were gay all of a sudden could get green cards. the obama administration, to his great credit, acted on this and issued cards immediately. i need someone to count the amount of e-mails and phone calls, but it is in the hundreds. i just spoke yesterday in new york at a wall street event and one guy told me his story about his husband and him had been separated for this reason. it is incredibly moving and an important impact. in terms of pressure, it was extreme. a funny story -- the day before the windsor case was argued, the prop eight case was argued. after our team watch the argument, we went back to the office and talk about

his speech was reminiscent of what we saw in 2004 with president barack obama's first speech at the dncy, and the fact that he's done a great job as snon mayor. they know that he needs a national platform to be considered for anything in 2016 is major. the other thing that this does, there is a ready for hillary pact. there isn't anything that sees excitement for a hillary pact. i think it would move us from ready to excited veryso. beth, msnbc.com has a new article saying the new post would offer a national profile to castro, a risinging democratic star, whos has been mentioned as a potential 2016 vice presidential pick. clearly angela's thoughts are echoing those thoughts and others. how serious a contender could castro be for veep? >> he's a rising star in texas and that's the point. democrats are try thing to turn the big red state blue eventually with the huge influx of latino voters we have seen. maybe within 20 years they can accomplish that. i think it will take at least that long to do so. elevating someone like joaquin or julian castro, an upcoming democrat in the red state th

in june of 1972 nixon's people break into the dnc.72 nixon knew he was facing george mcgovern and it was a landslide. why do they do? this i start looking this and ask the exact same question. apparently they are showing he had some kind of an affair maybe or cheating on the bedridden wife or something like that. >> i'm wrestling with -- >> the motive? >> yeah. you think about it what is the political benefit from a -- capturing video of cochran's bedridden wife. i guess it's what you said. if you think about it for more than 30 seconds, it, obviously, would create a backlash. it's a third-rate hair-brain notion that it strikes you as something of a gift ultimately for the cochran campaign and they view it like that too. they have been swarming on this story and pushing it relentlessly since it happened and now by the way, they are on the air -- with a commercial in mississippi. >> was he -- >> i think so he was in real trouble prosecute this and i think reflected by the fact they have been so aggressive and sort of pushing this out t

one of the members of the dnc has been in exile as an american abroad and is now able to return because he can finally apply for citizenship for his spouse. did you ever hear from any of these people and how does this affect you, having the pressure on you? >> edie and i heard from hundreds of people like that. the most dramatic impact an immediate impact the windsor decision had was these couples that were married who were binational couples who were gay all of a sudden could get green cards. the obama administration, to his great credit, acted on this and issued cards immediately. i need someone to count the amount of e-mails and phone calls, but it is in the hundreds. i just spoke yesterday in new york at a wall street event and one guy told me his story about his husband and him had been separated for this reason. it is incredibly moving and an important impact. in terms of pressure, it was extreme. a funny story -- the day before the windsor case was argued, the prop eight case was argued. after our team watch the argument, we went back to the office and talk about whether we neede