doug burns and arthur aidala.ideotaped testimony last year, he said he was on the search boat that found mary vail's body, he saw the scarf stuffed in her mouth. so for starters, how crucial is abshire's testimony? >> well, i would say it's pretty crucial. i also raised my eyebrows when the reporters just mentioned one of his ex-wives had a trap door in the car. when you do what doug and i do, usually the clients that have a trap door in the car, that has to do with drugs. it's pretty fascinating. they have to turn on the air conditioner, the radio and the turn signal at the same time, and some door opens. here, i mean, if this woman gets to take the stand and say, oh, yeah, this is where he kept the tools to cut people up, that's damning evidence. justice scalia, who is not usually a friend of criminal defendants, came down with a big decision, it's called crawford is the case where you have to be able to defend and have to be able to confront his witness. the witnesses against you. it's a fundamental part of our

she is politicizing it, doug. she is. >> i guess when you come from where i have, when you have the deaths of lives on 9/11 to make people benghazi advocates and ask them to contribute is very different from traditional fund-raising. you have acknowledged, angela, there is politicization. i think we can both agree there shouldn't be politicization, angela. can we agree on that? >> meeting the american people -- the president didn't want to say it was a terrorist attack. and my sources tell me that we knew that it was a terrorist attack within 24 hours. so if we're going to talk politics, talk to your party as well, doug. >> doug, final word here and then wrap it up. >> just do fact-finding, angela, rather than trying to outscream one another by making a case of who did what wrong. would you agree, wouldn't you? >> the democrats doing a lot of screaming, though. they want to have more presence. they won't let facts be revealed. >> i agree. >> and doug, you're a member of congress. >> so did you. we both failed. tha

pat, and doug. the gang is back together. so good to have you. first question.is the significance of what we saw happen among the republicans with regard to benghazi this week? >> well, i think, harris, for the republicans this is doing what we've been talking about for a year and a half, which is making a systemic effort to figure out what happened, where the talking points came from, why we didn't have the military response, and most of all, where the president was during the initial hours after the attack. harris, i don't like to use the phrase bottom line, but this is a bottom line initiative by the republicans to do fact-finding. it's fraught with political peril as i'm sure we'll discuss. >> why is the gop finally going hard after these scandals? >> i have one more thing on to doug. why the stone walling by the administration? i mean if an ambassador is murdered six weeks before our presidential election, you would think the president would want the sympathy of america to be with the administration instead of hiding, they hid right from the get-go everythi

pat and doug, he's being call a great thinker by many people.ctually forming these think sessions with people and he reads all sorts of policy. he's really focused in on how to make america better. >> i think we may have some difference in our group here. i think this is all to the good. the republican party has a really limited number of new ideas. i know jeb bush to be somebody who is thoughtful, who defies the conventions in his party, is willing to consider out of the box solutions on taxes and spending and budgets, and, look, he does have problems, mostly associated with exhaustion with the family name and obviously his brother's presidency, but this is to the good, and hiem here to say i think he is the strongest potential republican opponent to hillary, notwithstanding the problems the party has and jeb bush has because of his name is history. >> even some democrats have indicated he is somebody to watch for. your thoughts. >> well, i've always had great respect for him and i respect the processes that he's doing this, but i have a fundam

everyone looks at us, as doug said, both doug and ed said being weak. you are weak, don't want to follow you. they don't take you seriously and the problem is that makes things more dangerous. look what's happened in libya, which we don't talk about, turn over from gaddafi and is apparently going to become an al qaeda state on top of that in benghazi. what a disaster. this leading from behind doesn't work. neither does massive intervention everywhere under george bush's policy work either. you have to be strong and discerning with what you do but you cannot be like this administration is and the truth of that is found in the polls which show "the washington post" showed less than a third of americans give a positive rating to obama on handling ukraine. >> gentlemen, you speak your minds and we read this tweets here. we're glad people played along with our discussion tonight. thank you very much. >> by the way, you can continue the conversation with the political insiders on twitter at fnc insiders. they tweet for a while. you never go to bed. by the way

we need answers on that as well. >> doug, tammy makes some really good points there. you say to what tammy just said? >> i have to underscore what tammy said. we need answers. i would urge the republicans and the democrats on the committee, but particularly the republicans, don't play politics. don't try to store rhetorical points. try to get answers to very real questions in a nonideological, nonpolitical way. put the men people first and we'll all benefit. >> that's the only way. >> the democrats, go ahead, tammy. >> the democrats also have to take that understanding because the first thing one of the things harry reid said was saying this was all about the koch brothers. the fact is both sides have to take this seriously and have respect for the americans who lost their lives. >> very good. >> tammy bruce, doug schoen, thanks towboats -- to both of you. >> i want to remind our viewers to catch bret baier's in-depth special, benghazi, white house cover-up revealed. that's tonight's at 10:00 p.m. eastern. again tomorrow night sunday night at 9:00 p.m. right here on t

>> well, i'm already booked on the "today" show, but doug will be in touch. >> doug is the characterg stamper from the netflix series "house of cards." he'll join me here for studio. i'll ask him about the intersection of washington and hollywood. yes, i'll also do that spoiler alert thing and ask him about that too. >> michael steele is in the house tonight. or as he would say, in the heezy. what's up? hey there can i help you? (whispering) sorry. (whispering) hi, uh we need a new family plan. (whispering) how about 10 gigs of data to share and unlimited talk and text. (whispering) oh ten gigs sounds pretty good. (whispering) yeah really good (whispering) yeah and for a family of 4 it's a $160 a month. what! get outta here! (whispering) i'm sorry are we still doing the whisper thing? or? (whispering) o! sorry! yes yes! (whispering) we'll take it. innovative cc cream from nice 'n easy. our advanced treatment helps keep highlights and lowlights shiny and luminous. cc cream, find it in every box of nice 'n easy. the most natural shade of you. >>> i'm looking forward to just being in th

>> doug luzader in washington in arlington, virginia, thanks so much, doug. >> they tried to stop thet roger's mom and hollywood director dad say they found their son's disturbing manifesto moments before he killed 6 people and hurt 13 others near the university of california santa barbara. they tried to help but it was too late. he posted a graphic youtube video talking about slaughtering sorority girls. similar to others where he ranted about suicide and violence. 6 people killed 13 wounded, six remain in the hospital. >> now to a fox news alert. there's a desperate search going on at this hour for those missing in a massive mud slide in colorado. that is set to resume at sunrise today in mesa county, colorado. this will mud slide stretches 4 miles long 2 miles wide and up to 250 feet deep. that is just enormous. one witness in the area saying it sounded like a freight train coming through the area. it happened in a remote part of colorado. no homes have been damaged but three people are missing at this hour. we will follow the story through out the morning. >> the marine jailed in

thank you, doug. >> remember this about the irs car g targeting scandal?>> not even mass corruption. not even a smidgen of corruption. >> the house of representatives holding low ryes learner in contempt. she refused to answer questions today and again in march. they investigated the irs scandal after complaints the justice investigation was less than satisfy tori. >> everyone knows this is a joke and now to have 26 democrats come along side of us and vote for a special council this is huge that many democrats said we have to have an investigation. >> now they have to wait for the justice department to prosecute lerner. >> dramatic 911 calls capture the moment a deadly house fire in ctampa. >> i am walking my dogs and the house exploded. oh my god. >> it is so horrible. i was walking by and it exploded. >> police say they don't know how the fire started but they think it was intentional they suspect arson and a murder suicide. four people found dead inside four adults two teenagers. firefighters spotted fireworks inside the home. tennis star james blake. h

doug, good to see you. a lot of people use that adage sell in may and go away. the implication is that the market isn't going to do better than it does in may. >> yes, that is a common thing we hear. and actually what we did is we looked at the last ten years to see if that held true because it certainly feels like it might work, but it only worked in three of the last ten years. so if you sold in may, seven of the last ten years you actually would have been worse off than in just hanging in, which i think is the lesson there. >> one of those years was 2008 when, you know, the bottom fell out of the market. the issue really is whether this market, generally speaking, forget adages, generally speaking is overpriced. i hear opinions across the board. if one looks to price to earnings it might a little bit, but generally speaking do we look at time spent running up as a reason to sell stocks? >> no, what you have to do is you look at corporate earnings. with the market running up s for corporate earnings. that's where you have potential with 15 to 20% with earnings

and he came back and said isn't that doug wilder? i told you that's mr. wilder. he said but hasn't he been ead? what he meant was anybody that he had ever read about that had been an achiever in america must have been historic and dead. and that's why i was so happy o see this guy here. >> governor patrick, let me apologize for saying you weren't born in 54. i magerd in journalism, not math. >> i wasn't born in 54. >> right. ok. ok. i got it right then. right? but i want to know, as you look around the landscape today, in addition to in this room, what do you see that brown enabled, that brown made possible in massachusetts, in chicago, anywhere? where do you see it? what do you see? >> my campaign strategist, a guy named doug ruben, younger guy, jewish, smart as they come, and he tells a story about sitting with his three young daughters about a year ago watching television. and he watches the news like a political junky, all the time. and he said that his -- and i think it was -- it might have been the day i announced the appointment of mow cowen as our interim

jon: well, it was, it's an inexact science, doug. can that does that help? i mean, did she at least raise some reasonable doubt? >> that is the thing. again what is interesting, the burden of proof is always on the prosecution. so, if as phil suggests, and i agree with him, it is pretty much of a tie, there is a little point here, there is a little point on the other side, that could be good in raising some reasonable doubt. but again, you know, the other thing, i understand parsing out this idea, jon, about remorse can be immediate even though you did a killing but can still go with a rhetorical question, how many murderers intentionally killed somebody because they wanted to kill them, saying oh, my god, i hope she stays alive? jon: we'll continue to watch. doug burns, phil snyder. thank you both. >> my pleasure. jon: we'll see you back here in one hour. "outnumbered" is coming up. vo: once upon a time there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place where villages floated on water and castles were houses dragons lurked giants stood tall and the good queen

doug. (clapping.) >> thank you to everybody 7 or 8 years of meeting is a lot of details in all the meetings started out with the planning alliances to stop the home depots effort and the fact there's four generations the residents to come ail the toddlers crawling along this ground and people of all races and background and translators at our meetings it's a fantastic neighborhood like all san francisco neighborhoods this is one. this is one that only recently, i think that's central city government is paying attention to it's been a quiet community known symptoms for unfortunate crime incidents but when you get into the community and at that particular time in this you find that's a community that represents all san franciscans but with an if you're willing to work with us we're going to make it happen if not for all the great work from the city departments we've got a wonderful developer i how many developer will come in that doesn't own the land it's toxic having looked at the investors,

here's where i disagree with doug.ntry, the problem is hillary clinton is the establishment wing -- the democratic wing of the political class, just like jeb bush is the republican wing of the political class. the country has had it with all of this. she is surrounded by guys with blue hair trying to get their guys on contracts to quote what was one written to bobby kennedy about lyndon johnson and the people in office. here's the problem. people that are hangers-on, whatever, what the people want is something new. that's what all these polls say. that's something we're all going to deal with. >> they tawlk for an -- we talk for an hour. >> good to see you all, and by the way the conversation on twitter is going on. i know you guys stay up late on sunday night so people get excited about that. at fn insiders. you can watch them every monday morning at our website, fox news.com. click on the logo at 10:30 a.m. eastern. that is our fox report on sunday, may 18th, 2014. i'm harris falker. a new issues we're watching for t

doug, very nice to speak with you. for your type and your input today as well. >>> another big story we're following, oscar pistorius, the olympian on trial for murder. today the prosecutors are asking for a psychiatrist to enter the picture, a new one, to evaluate this olympic athlete. could this delay the trial for a month or more? by the way, why are the psychiatrists weighing in now? we're at trial. doesn't this usually happen well in advance of this stage? really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. new at&t mobile share value plans. our best value plans ever for business. hey, razor. check this out. listen up, thunder dragons, it's time to get a hotel. we can save big on killer hotels with priceline expr

>> doug luzader live for us in washington.ou, doug. >> the white house accidentally blowing the cover of the cia's top officer in afghanistan. during the president's surprise trip to afghanistan, the white house press office handed journalists a list of officials that the president would be meeting. on that list someone identified as chief of stations also known as the highest ranking spy in a country. the white house rereleased the list without the name but it was too late. it was unclear if the officer will be pulled out of afghanistan. >> beautiful. that's what nancy pelosi calls obamacare in a recent interview. the house minority leader says the obamacare is anti govern nance and how they say they are wrong. >> evidence of governments would be aaffordable care act. it is in tact. it is beautiful. it is a work in progress and we need to improve it. >> pelosi also taking credit for being one of the biggest fund raisers in the country but says there's a difference saying they are republic interest and republicans are self int

. >> doug zoo laider is live in washington with the latest.oug luzader. >> now the white house will no longer say the white house has confidence in shen sinseki's leadership. he was asked the question again and again in about every way possible. this is about all he would say. >> the president addressed this question off the podium. >> he wasn't asked directly but he has confidence in shinseki. >> the president believes in his c and is confident he served his country. >> once the facts were known about va patient delays and waiting lists that may have cost the veterans and their lives. >> we got a report yesterday and the president found the report extremely troubling. he tapped the secretary with conducting an internal audit and internal review. asked for a preliminary report from the secretary by the end of this week. he awaits that preliminary report. >> canwhich could in theory com out today. he wants to see two additional reports before making some kind of a decision way may buy him some time but not much. he joined many republicans sayin

he comes around and he saw doug go over. he stops and running in place.shrugged, too, and he went over. >> 15 minutes later as the seventh inmate was climbing over, a guard in another tower finally took notice and fired a shot, striking the last escapee in the shoulder. >> the way it used to work here, they had a big steam whistle. when they would have an escape, they would blow the whistle. when you hear the whistle blow, you get a shotgun and your dog and go to the woods. because the inmates, back then there was a $25 bounty on the inmates. >> wind three days, all the men were captured. james earl ray was discovered hiding in heavy brush, not far from the prison. eventually new security measures were installed including razor wire and motion sensors. if a prisoner gets past these deterrents, they still must escape brushy mountain's blood hounds. >> this is canine daisy. she's about 2 years old, and she's the best tracking dog we have right now. if an inmate leaves here especially from behind the wall, because they're going to go straight up the mountain

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my favorite was from this gentleman at an event -- you won't remember this, doug. event at the democratic convention two cycles ago. he got up and he talked about abouterybody makes a fuss governor wilder being the first black governor elected in america. he said, "being first doesn't mean a thing unless there's a second." [applause] wasink that's what brown about. and while brown wasn't mentioned gradee, by my third educated grandparents with whom chicago, it was a presence. it raised everybody's expectations of themselves, not just of a country but of themselves. in a very fundamental way what i got from my grandparents on account of brown was as basic, almost ordinary set of middle class expectations that you were to achieve, you were expected to be resilient, you to make them proud because they had a stake in you. was not unusual. for the other kids on welfare, inthe south side of chicago the 1950's and 1960's. >> we heard sherrilyn ifill talk earlier about some of the amazing things that brown has wilder,, but governor and you alluded to it but let's be a litt

doug luzader is cruising around the nation's capital. doug, what are you hearing? oo we are heading for the dc beltway which isn't always that great of an experience. aaa may be right. traffic not too bad. it is still early in the morning. if you are getting ready to hit the road or heading to the airport today you may be in for sticker shock. they hope the economy will get a boost. >> the plane is more packed today and if the nations highway seems more tedious you can thank this. winter. >> it plablanketed the country t is driving the hot demand for summertime travel. >> aaa says 600,000 more americans will be traveling over this weekend than the year prior. >> even the president was talking travel yesterday meeting at the white house with tourism industry ceo. his pitch continued at the baseball hall of name cooperstown new york. >> it translates into jobs and economic growth. when visitors come here they don't just check out the home they rent cars, they stay in hotels, they eat in restaurants. >> the president is talking about making life easier for air travele

doug luzader is live from washington, too little too late?e president is waiting to see some more information on this. he's not sure whether all of these problems cropping up around the country are isolated incidents or part of a distemic failure. he is expecting some anger. >> if these allegations prove to be true it is dishonorable, it is disgraceful and i will not tolerate it, period. >> this came after the president met with va secretary eric shinseki. there has been a lot of questions about whether shinseki would be fired because of this. he wasn't fired yesterday but he wasn't at the president's side as mr. observe spoke at the briefing room. many democrats are happy to fpie on the administration now. >> very disappointed with president obama today. there was no urgency. we need urgency. we need you to rol up your slooifs and get into these hospitals. >> if he had it in his gut to fix this he would be on the phone, first guy on the phone telling the fbi i want to find out if a crime was committed against our veterans and he would be off

heather and ainsley. >> doug luzader live in washington., doug. >> an afghanistan war hero who lost his right eye and part of his jaw when he jumped on a grenade to save a nell low marine will receive the medal of honor. william kyle carpenter native of fleet wood, mississippi was wounded in the attack in 2010. he has undergone more than 30 surgeries since. now he's a student at the university of south carolina. he will be honored during a white house ceremony on june 19th. >> from the hietts honor to the youngest player ever to qualify for the u.s. women's open. 11-year-old lucy lee winning that honor winning the half-moon bay in california. the youngster who already has an impressive resume will play in the open set june 19th through the 22nd. >> remember that hero cat who rescued a 4-year-old boy from his neighbor's dog? the frisky feline is getting his just dessert. the boy sjeremy his mom, dad an terri the tab bee cat. jeremy through one right down the plate. things didn't go as planned for tara. her attempt with a ball guided by a str

doug luzader is live for us in washington doug. who were they looking at?now a lot of names will be tossed around. who will be taking the reigns? nothing to be sure at this point. we are likely to see a democratic boycott of this investigation. we will see how that all plays out. there will be a renewed republican he have hoeffort to e what happened. not just during the attack that killed four americans during the ambassador but also on the white house response. we think as early as today republican house speaker john boehner will name this man congressman trey gowdy to head this new select committee. >> good relations to democrats, hard-working guy, i don't know who the speaker will be but somebody of that caliber. >> a number of investigations have been underway since the attack. this whole thing was given new life last week when this white house e bhal was released showing white house officials were talking about a post benghazi talking points so it appears with u.s. ambassador susan rice who went on to appear on five sunday talk shows and blamed the att

doug is former director of the congressional office and president of americanac forum.ug, the white house came out and said it was dow to winter weather. what is the impact? >> we saw a near total stop in outdorconstruction and business investments, and the numbers are bad. but inside there is a glimmer of good news. household skektor grow. >> and americans continued to shop. >> they did that in march. they went on a spending spree. >> good weather will get you out. >> it is not a weak economy but it got back to normal in march. would you agree with that? >> no, something body happens all of the time. we have an earthquake or tidal wave in fukushima and you want to grow rapidly enough. when something bad happens you grow instead of dipping near 0. >> do you dpekt it to look better after a couple of more readings. you believe it is a wash. >> i think it will look like a two and quarter percent. i don't so it jumping up to throw. there is not enough income. and the business spending is weak. >> the white house points to a positive part of the report. it shoes positive imp

doug luzader following the new development for us. he is in washington, d.c.rning, doug. >> this is more evidence this is no the just a singular event it is a systemic problem in the va. it is beginning with the one in phoenix now involving a va center in durham in north carolina. it is a problem that appears to be growing. >> this is massive. i think that we areing with to find out is that it goes keeper. you see employees more this had in protecting their jobs than protecting vet vans that utilize their services. people that have gone without cancer screening. there are allegations some were put on secret waiting lists some may have died while awaiting treatment. some sayer rick should lose his job. the white house defended him saying president obama still has confidence in his leadership. >> the president remains confident that the secretary is focused on this matter. he is confident in his ability to lead this department and take action based on the finding. >> what he is saying about the latest investigation involving the facility is some of the employees

i'm sure doug remembers this. all of these issues to reconciliation and all of these things, almost all of those -- you mentioned the kirkuk issue, they've not been implemented, yet the system still hangs together, yet the political leadership has found some sort of way to work together, and i guess this is the thing i would worry about if i were an iraqi politician resting on your laurels of a system of simply just appointing a kurd to be the next president without thinking through the next generation. there could be a big backlash when you look at the basic demographics of the country. this is the way i see iraq, the way i see many countries. in the next 10-year period, the change is going to be inevitable because structurely you'll get the demographic pyramid, the economy, and the political issues. you're not going to have some of the same leaders i would highly doubt, in power eight, 10 years from now. that may be a bad prediction, but i just think politicians should not fall into this trap that others have fa

"hot doug's" owner doug sohn says he's ready to move on, and he will be closing the restaurant for good on october third. when news hit the internet yesterday, it caused an instant buzz among fans. in addition to his gourmet "encased meat" creations, sohn was known for his rebellious attitude. when chicago's city council banned the sale of foie gras, he kept selling it on one of his specialty dogs. and he showed off that attitude when we asked him, "what's next?" >> i've done everything i wanted to do here. but what to do something else. i'm going to lie down and go for lunch because that looks like fun. are you hiring? >>"hot doug's" isn't closing just yet ... it will be open until october third. >> donald trump is putting his mark on chicago's skyline. crews are working to hang a large "trump" sign on the southern side of his hotel and tower on wabash, along the chicago river. the white letters will eventually form a 140-foot long sign, with letters that are about 20-feet high. some real-estate purists are calling it gaudy, while some business experts say it's branding. money can't bu

>> doug luzader live for us this morning from washington.hank you. >> thanks. >>> another story for you this morning. families of september 11th victims are blasting the decision to story mains in the unidentified victim in the ross pos tory of the museum. they are planning this as the remains are moved. the museum says the unidentified remains will be kept behind a wall and families will schedule viewings in a private room at the repository. the family would rather see them entombed above ground in the adjacent memorial plaza. >> some of the storms packing high winds and heavy rains hitting the flames. in dallas, texas, a tough lesson to learn÷tm"÷ for five boys res from rising waters. >> several tornadoes reported in minnesota. but officials say there was no major damage or injuries and then over in utah 11 plains were hit by lightening while he were trying to land at salt lake city international airport. no injuries and the planes were not damaged. >> are we expecting more severe weather today? let's check in with maria molina. >> the fiv

thanks, doug. >>> now to the growing crisis in ukraine that shows no signs of abating. secretary of state john kerry calling today's release of seven european military observers in ukraine, quote, a step. many other steps have to be taken to dry to de-escalate the growing crisis in ukraine. he's calling on russia to withdraw support for insurgents who have seized those government buildings in the country's east. russia, though, of course denying those allegations that it is behind the unrest. meanwhile, on outbreak of violence erupting in the city of odessa. police saying at least 42 people were killed in those clashes that occurred between government supporters and opponents yesterday. secretary of state kerry also adding that everything possible must be done to try and end the violence. but for now, sadly that violence and the unrest and the conflict only seems to be spreading. >>> back here at home in los angeles, the woman who secretly recorded the owner of the los angeles clippers says he owes everybody an apology. v. stiviano captured donald sterling's racist comm

one is a ballot measure being pushed by three, sort of well-known, doug, calvin welch, doug charleston and the board of supervisors and david chu. what is the difference between those propels and are they trying to more or less accomplish the same thing? >> no, they are actually very opposite. on the surface, they have some similarities but where david's legislation would legalize and create a frame work for listings to continue. the proposed ballot initiative would make them impossible to operate, so that it would be reduced to a small hand full. they create a system for registry than anybody that wanted to rent out would need to register with the city. the chu legislation would make that somewhat private and information would be available under public records acts request. the ballot initiative would make it totally public. both would call for air b and b to collect and remit the 14% hotel tax, which the company said it will do this summer, two years, i might note after the san francisco treasurer said it should do so. but, there are a number of places they diverge. it creates a boun

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doug, great to have you on set here. >> thank you. gerri: so the big number, 67% of folks have not paid their premium. it comes from the insurers so, presumably they they're talking about. do you think they have the numbers correct. >> usually go in the store. you pick up stuff. you either pay or don't pay and they notice at the counter. gerri: okay. >> that's it. this is not -- gerri: listen to jay. >> wait until we have all the information and we put it out. every time it, almost every time it end up being a far better than what republicans claim it will be. and you know, if i'm wrong, when this data is compiled all the issuers have been surveyed and, and we see a final figure, then, then we can talk about. what i'm saying it will not be 67%. gerri: it is not going to be 67%, doug. do you insurers have it wrong? can they not count? >> it is sample of insurers. it is 67%. the republicans didn't putnam per out. it is insurers and they care. it is their business to know who pays. so, what is i think troubling we thought this number was

and he came back and said isn't that doug wilder? i told you that's mr. wilder. he said but hasn't he been ead? what he meant was anybody that he had ever read about that had been an achiever in america must have been historic and dead. and that's why i was so happy o see this guy here. >> governor patrick, let me apologize for saying you weren't born in 54. i magerd in journalism, not math. >> i wasn't born in 54. >> right. ok. ok. i got it right then. right? but i want to know, as you look around the landscape today, in addition to in this room, what do you see that brown enabled, that brown made possible in massachusetts, in chicago, anywhere? where do you see it? what do you see? >> my campaign strategist, a guy named doug ruben, younger guy, jewish, smart as they come, and he tells a story about sitting with his three young daughters about a year ago watching television. and he watches the news like a political junky, all the time. and he said that his -- and i think it was -- it might have been the day i announced the appointment of mow cowen as our interim

>> i won't judge the actions of doug.know the mayor has an alcohol and drug addiction problem. part of having that addiction, my understanding, is denial. today is a positive day for the mayor and for his family and for his brother, in that they've admitted there is a problem and they're going to seek help. i think all of us, friend or foe, need to support rob ford and his family in terms of getting him the help he needs so he can get better. >> but the business of running this city is the question that a lot of people are wondering about. he's still running for re-election. he hasn't said he is going to resign. he just suspended his campaign for now. interesting i took a look at some of his campaign material. it's about second chances. i'm curious, council robinson, have you heard from your constituents? how are they feeling? >> the reason i spoke out 10 months ago and asked the mayor to take a leave of absence, my constituents were saying they're involved international busy transactions in zurich all over the world and

doug luzader is life from washington with what is being done to help our veterans. >> the investigationagement and the number is growing. you can add new mexico to the list. a whistleblower there says a va facility in new mexico kept a secret waiting list for veterans and some veterans may have died waiting for wear. he has support of the white house which is trying to convey his sense of anger about this. >> the president sdoop matter. i have the scars to prove it. given the briefings the conversations he and rick and i have had on these matters. >> to add to the va's problem the report out by dayton daily news the veterans affairs department settled 167 cases going back to 200 one that involve the phrase delay in treatment saying president obama needs to come out and address these problems. >> he needs to make a statement to show the employees that this needs to change now. one death is tragic. that is unforgivable. >> there is an effort, more authority over his own staff. >> doug luzader joining us live right now. our veterans deserve better. >>> another deadly weekend in chicago. tw

lou: doug schon, what is going on here? losing the district candidate, that is not good. >> they were going to lose that and they are going to win the majority and the real issue is that the democrats are doing better than you might expect in states like georgia and arkansas in particular. >> are they doing better in states that this? >> we are with and comments that are running and now they have a good chance of winning. >> i think that it's probably better than 5050 that they will lose the senate, but they do have one great ally and i think you have to acknowledge it. it's called the republican party. >> they did a good job last year and i am patient that they will come around and engage in a self-destructive policies are they always do. >> taking that with the facts and rationality. i think this is going to be quite the election and the democrats are to get right back on the heels trying to distance yourself from obamacare on every democrat in congress voted it just was reported at the top of the show the billions of dol

doug mckelway is live in washington. so, doug, there is tremendous urgency for congress to get something done on this, right? >> there really is, martha, the highway trust fund which pace for up keep of the interstate my e highway civil is expected to run out of money in august, go bankrupt. better car mileage means we're paying for less gas and therefore paying less gas tax now at 18.4 cents a gallon of federal taxes. >> it hasn't been increased in 20 years and according to the american society of civil engineers, all of infrastructure in this country gets a grade of d plus. so we're in trouble in terms of our investment in infrastructure. >> reporter: so how to pay for that highway trust fund? the obama administration now favors lifting prohibition on tolls on interstate highways. many living in the northeast saying wait a minute, we already have interstate highway tolls. those were grandfathered in in 1956 from existing toll roads. tolls on interstate is found receptive audience on capitol hill, even among some small

doug zoo laider joining -- luza joining us. service member is dead after a helicopter crash in southern afghanistan. u.s. officials are not confirming if there were other injuries or the cause for that-kra. just as president obama says he will remove all troops from afghanistan by 2016. >> sending a confused and weak signal on foreign policy. he tried to use his speech at west point to defend his foreign policy on al qaeda. he appears to change hz tune on the agenda in afghanistan. >> the leadership on the border between pakistan and afghanistan has been decimated and osama bin laden is no more. the threat no longer comes from a centralized al qaeda leadership. it lessens the possibility of large scale 9-11 attacks. they call the president's afghan policy quote stupid and say he doesn't understand the u.s.'s responsibilities around the world. former vice president cheney reacted last night on "hannity." >> the reason we went into afghanistan is because 19 guys armed with airline tickets and box cutters in afghanistan were suppo

thank you, doug. >> thanks. that brings us now to look who is talking. from the weekly standard says the troop drawdown is going to back fire. >> with that fru troops on the ground you don't have the kind of infrastructure that allows the troops to do what they need to do to be successful to continue to take the fight to al qaeda, to the afghan taliban. where are we moving our veterans they will be largely confined to cable. that doesn't suggest there's a commitment to success in afghanistan which the president points out laid out in december of 2009. this is an incredibly shortsighted move that this was the good war this was the crucial war. we had to win it. >> in other news happening today aaron hernandez being arraigned on double murder charges. hernandez is already behind bars awaiting trial for the death of owe den lloyd last year. ortez pleading not guilty for charges he was involved in lloyd's death. >> the oldest member of the u.s. house is ousted after 31 years in congress. he loose his first runoff to tea party backed candidate john radcliffe.