this is always going to be a seat that ensign was going to just retire so heller had his sights on that seat. shelley berkeley, also a member of congress, is running as the democrat there. what's interesting about nevada is this is a presidential battleground state and particularly the obama campaign has put in a lot of resources to make sure they have the get out the vote operation, the make sure they can target latino voters and to activate the harry reid machine. this is harry reid's home state and he's going to be going after this seat. >> suarez: next, montana where incumbent john tester took the seat in a squeaker of an election in '06. what's the dynamic there? >> well, tester has only served for one term and he's running against a congress member named denny rheeburg. they run at large in montana and denny rheeburg has been winning statewide for a decade so this is going to be a very competitive race lockd from the beginning to tend. it's a state where it's cheap to buy advertising so expect to see ads there. >> reporter: new mexico and open seat with the retirement of jeff ling

saw this sort of thing back in nevada back in 2010 in the last election cycle after the big john ensign scandal, and various other statewide battles. it was in shambles. we traveled to nevada right before the big harry reid senate race in november 2010. we found a state republican party that was essentially unable to perform the basic tasks a party needs to perform in order to win a senate race. at that late date, it was getting out the vote. sharron angle was ahead in the polls heading into election day in nevada but she ultimately lost that race in part because the nevada republican party was a hot mess. they could not get it together enough to figure out how to do basic turnout earths for their own voters. on election day, they lost. fast forward two years now and it's now the republican party of minnesota that is a nationally reportable hot mess. according to republican party of minnesota, we're not paying our office lease rent payment currently and have not yet negotiated long-term payment schedules and/or negotiated settlements relating to most of the offenders on the accounts pay

how can you always guarantee -- where does, what if it is a brand new ensign, what if it is -- >> they shouldn't have been doing it without having a qualified ood. which would have been signed off by the co which in fact -- >> that is the navy's ethic, right. and -- that's to make sure that every commanding officer gives his or her all in taking these responsibilities seriously. i mean that is arguably you have to do that as an organization. what is the most controversial thing that happened to most marines in afghanistan recently? ended up on youtube. yeah, what do you think is going to happen to the company commander? >> relieved. >> everyone has moved on. i don't think that person's career is going to go anywhere after this, in all honesty. i an just saying that, i have no real information. but why do you think -- what if -- can he supervise every little thing that happens. >> heap reyatecreates the cult. the military takes thattet etthn very seriously. that is a professional imperative. is that the best historical explanation for things like whether or not a whole country or army w

in the 1970s, he was in the navy, a navy officer and the first ensign ever to lecture at the college in newport, rhode island. he remained at college az civilian professor from 1974 to 1975. he's the author of at least 12 books -- maybe more by now. who is counting, right? he has written over 1 00 scholarly articles. he was the historian here at the mariners museum and helped us get everything right. so if something you see is right there and you love it, thank craig for it because he helped us out a lot. traveling around the country, telling the story of the u.s.s. monitor to all who would listen. like i said, even though he thought he had retired, you can't keep him still. his return to the u.s. naval academy this academic year as a distinguished professor of american naval heritage. he is still very much in demand all over the country as a speaker on civil war topics, he spoke at civil war round tables in 27 different states, we don't think he sleeps, and he does it all with the incomparable mary lou. and so thank her for lending craig to us here at the mariners museum. so with th

i was the most junior of lieutenants when i first got there, just an ensign in the navy. you had to learn your way up, trust and confidence, those two things were very important to him. and gradually -- so when you first were out in the outer circle you saw the public nixon. the public nixon was very prim and proper, but as gradually you got closer in, you began to see this was something of a show. i had times when i would be with him and he'd come out of the oval office and go into a cabinet meeting and come out and be looking just hugely angry or terribly slumped over, despondent about something. he would be in a really bad mood, really bad place. just before he opened that door in the cabinet room, he'd straighten himself up, put a big smile on his face, on show. i would see him in the cabinet room. i thought, he's always that way. but gradually as you got to know him better, you began to see that side of him. then when i got closer in, i got to swearing. i remember to this day a time when we were working on a speech that was last minute. it was radio. zeigler was ther

in 1970s he was in the navy, navy officer and first ensign ever to lecture at the naval war college in new port, rhode island. after his naval service he remained at the war college as a civilian professor of strategy from '74 to '75. he's an award winning author of 12 books, maybe more by now, but who's counting, right? editor of several others. and has written over 100 articles in professional journals and popular magazines. from 2005 to 2007, he lived here too. he was the chief historian for the u.s.s. monitor center here at mariners museum and helped us get everything right. so if something you see is right out there and you love it. thank craig for it. because he helped us out with that a lot and he helped oversee the promotion of it as well. traveling around the country. telling the story of the u.s.s. monitor to all who would listen. as i said, even though he thought he'd retired you can't keep him still. he returned to the u.s. naval academy for this academic year, class of 1957, distinguished professor of american native heritage. he also is still much in demand everywhere aro

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limit their right kara thank you for very much appreciate you coming on the show that was carrying an ensign lead organizer for the just partnership to end automatic prosecution of kids as adults all it's happened again student protesters pepper sprayed by police last night at santa monica college in california about thirty people were hit with pepper spray the group was trying to force their way into a meeting at a college over to wish an hikes now according to a school spokes person campus police felt the crowd was out of control and their actions were justified and while the video was shocking take a look at this photo and it's a little girl believed to be four years old had to be treated after the pepper spray got into her eyes and her throat how was that justified the college says it has launched an investigation into the incident and will pay the medical bills of those injured but this is not the first time something like this has happened at a college campus in california just last november we showed you a video of a similar incident at the university of california davis. thank you. s

this is always going to be a seat that ensign was going to just retire so heller had his sights on thatt. shelley berkeley, also a member of congress, is running as the democrat there. what's interesting about nevada is this is a presidential battleground state and particularly the obama campaign has put in a lot of resources to make sure they have the get out the vote operation, the make sure they can target latino voters and to activate the harry reid machine. this is harry reid's home state and he's going to be going after this seat. >> suarez: next, montana where incumbent john tester took the seat in a squeaker of an election in '06. what's the dynamic there? >> well, tester has only served for one term and he's running against a congress member named denny rheeburg. they run at large in montana and denny rheeburg has been winning statewide for a decade so this is going to be a very competitive race lockd from the beginning to tend. it's a state where it cheap to buy aertising so pect t see ads there. >> reporter: new mexico and open seat with the retirement of jeff ling man. a pur

ensign that they have found something. they of course and not to tell us the results from that.t is they will continue to search the water for clues. they're done searching as far as the land searches. this saw all the volunteers for the klasskids foundation search in the land. so there are pretty much dumb luck that. now they are going to look it at the water. they have to take this on our images and then go back into the to their office. they will examine the photographs and then maybe put -- sent divers into the water. >>darya: this is last night where a group gathered in sent pink balloons in the air for sierra. >> when it blooms so that were still fighting and what number and sierra home >> i know the issue is here right now she will say thank you for not giving up on me. i if you let it continue falling this story take a look at our website at kron 4 or visit us on our facebook. >>mark: better than expected corporate earnings this quarter. with it see what we can expect in the markets. >> there are a lot of problems in europe. today were the happy that earnings were as goo

abraham lincoln and because of the spot resolution the regime attacking the mexican ensign u.s. territory. shall be the spot. he refused to except the official version which was used for the made war of his time. most famous speech is the house divided speech talking about you can then, by being -- arriving at a construction site for those to fit together. we cannot know the we have to think it is impossible not to believe they were together abraham they did conspiracy theorist is paranoid it does not stop there running on a platform from bullion's a word called the slave power conspiracy alternately you can go with jefferson and add them seward which is the view of the notion did no bite and so forth this idiocy choice. also of the question of paranoia a. if you look at my book you will see i have will hold chapter schizophrenia the inability to integrate the various parts of the mind is at work. looking at the s.a. of reunification discussing the police concept it is the evil intent of a perpetrator and also what couch's this but vault her coming at the beginning in the end is

you know, it's a little bit more of an ensign bomb show now so i have to say we all are -- i think wep done in the morning together every day and he barely had anything to to in the trailer but he would sit and drink his coffee -- >> is he as funny off -- >> i should say diet coke. woe have his diet coke in the morning and we'd talk about our weekend. so sweet. >> let's talk about this movie. it is an interesting concept. you're sort of i guess a little bit unlucky in love. you're looking to find someone and you find a very unlikely partner in this movie. >> yes. it is a movie about one of those silver painted street performers and the woman who falls in love with him and my character of janice, she hasn't followed a traditional path in life. she didn't like go to college, find a husband, get married, have kids. so she's in her 30s now and she's struggling. she has to move in with her sister, she gets fired from her job and she's a quiet girl. you know, it's a very thought provoking film but it is very funny. >> one of the men are introduced to is this irritating motivational speaker