there were a lot of flip- floping schedules and now we're back. let's talk about the weather. kind of on the chiles side. it depends on how tolerant you are. temperatures are in the 40's with a couple of upper 30's. 45 in livermore, 46 in oakland. we're in between storm systems in getting a break today so the low pressure from over the weekend is continuing farther east. we're watching this new low pressure system heading our way tuesday and wednesday. temperatures today are not too bad, mostly in the low 60s. farther inland, 62 in concord and livermore. over the next several days, a dry break for the start of the week and on tuesday we could get some pretty good wind along with that system. rainy and windy after midnight tonight. mostly cloudy skies on thursday and friday and then the rain returns for next weekend. for an update on our traffic conditions >> so far so good out there on the freeways. no major accidents to reports of your cruising right along for the most part. an easy ride coming out of marin county into san francisco. if you're headed towards the bay bridge le

. >> larry: the fenway drivers are flip-floped. biffle on the 16 outside and kenseth on the outside. >> darrell: this is icing a guy, at the three-point line. >> mike: stewart and johnson front row. kenseth and biffle. edwards, kahne. mcmurray, newman. four laps to go. green flag. >> darrell: jimmie got a better restart that time. >> larry: bet they're time. >> mike: edwards, bottom of the racetrack. underneath kenseth. on the outside. biffle. ford, three wide for third spot. >> darrell: three roush cars right there on top of each other. kenseth in the wall. >> clear. >> mike: kahne high. mcmurray, low. kenseth limps down the back straightaway as we try to stay green. >> darrell: watch johnson on the high side. heck of a run here. looking under, tony blocks. high line can pay off on the corner exit. >> mike: three to go. kenseth continues back of the pack. but lead lap. >> larry: johnson gets to the next set quicker than tony. >> darrell: turn three and four is where you make up ground on the outside. >> mike: the big winner on the

shake it up and we began all over again democrats called it evidence that mitt romney is a flip- floping candidate willing to shift his positions for political gain beginning sunday illinois residents will be able to test their lot from the comfort of their own homes illinois will become the first day to sell lottery tickets online the lottery officials say they hope that the new strategy will increase ticket purchases the hunger games fans do not mind staying up late to catch the midnight premier of the movie this morning those fans pickedpacked theaters dean richards gave his review in the previous hour :the success of this megahit something for everyone book are its many layers: the exciting action, the love story the social and political statement... the movie captures most of it in this world of the future, where the government requires each district of the country to offer up two teenagers for a televised gladiator like fight to the death. jennifer lawrence shines as this joan of arc character fighting, but one with a heart of gold in the sense that decency and fairness are lacking

i don't think he flip-floped truthfully, but anyway.hink he is wonderful and he had to do what he had to do in massachusetts. look what he did for the olympics? he has done wonderful thing. i never go in to staples, but i think mitt romney put this together. he is a businessman. he can do a good job. don't talk about that. talk about the good side of him. >> dana: i'm so glad you told him that. i have been telling him that for months. >> that a-girl, dana. before we ask you about the former favorite president, george bush, greg gutfeld is a co-host and has a question. >> greg: great to have you here. my mother was born the same year, you were born. >> 1925. >> greg: exactly. she is still, you know, she's a lot like you. i was wondering what is the appropriate mother's day gift for somebody born in 1925? >> every day is mother's day. that's what we say at our house. every day is mother's day. >> greg: so that means i don't have to get her a gift? >> no. but you have to love her and take her out, do the nice things you're supposed to do.

that has changed due to the flip-floping of the democratic and republican party. host: thank the for the call. >> guest: we had these fantasies that someone will come in and save the party. it will not happen and when these candidates get in the race, they get tarred and feathered. ted kennedy was the ideal candidate in 1979. he runs and a moment he announces his candidacy, he went downhill. in the fantasy world, these other non-candidates would be great but once they come in, they need to be vetted all over again. host: "politico" has a story that mitt romney had with rick santorum and newt gingrich and it was an agreement that they would vote for each other if one should drop out. guest: why would any of them agree after spending the money they spent on the campaign trail, millions of dollars, will they let someone else walk away with it? no way. it is natural for the three of them to get together to agree on this one thing. host: donna is joining us from louisiana, good morning. caller: good morning, i was curious about this campaign and what is politically cor

romney, somehow, it needs to make a credible argument these flip-floping positions he is taking are over and he needs to move forward with a solid principled stand on all of the issues. >> our phone lines are open. you can join in on the conversation or send us an e- mail to journal@cspan.org or a tweet. our guest is andy roth, with club for growth. this past week we heard from paul ryan, his budget plan that was receiving a lot of praise from republicans including speaker john boehner and a lot of criticism from democrats. >> the club for growth came out in opposition to the ryan budget. we're one of the few groups on the right that have done so. before i explain why, i want to let your viewers know the ryan budget is called the rhine budget because they think paul ryan wrote it. i think it is appropriate to call it that because he is the chairman of the house budget committee. but he is handcuffed by the 13 appropriators, the chairman that run the subcommittees for the appropriations committee. they are very big spending republicans. so this budget has a lot of more spending in it than

americans always voted republican up until the 1930's and 1940's, and that has changed due to the flip- floping of the democratic and republican party. guest: we always have these fantasies that somebody is going to come in and save the party. they have talked about mitch daniels rescuing the party. when they do get in the race, they get tarred and feathered. ted kennedy was the ideal candidate. the moment he announced his candidacy, kennedy went downhill. on paper and in a fantasy world, these other noncandidates would be great, but once they come in, no one can see if the voters vote for them not. host: essentially there was an agreement they would support one another. guest: wild earth would any of them agreed after the time and money that's spent on the campaign trail, they are going to let someone else walk in and walk away with it. if they would agree on one thing, -- caller: i was just curious about the campaign in what is politically correct and not correct with the republicans. they are no longer kissing babies. obama, on the other hand, everyone in for the last three the year -- last

that has changed due to the flip-floping of the democratic and republican party. host: thank the for the call. -- thanks for the call. george pataki. >> guest: we had these fantasies that someone will come in and save the party. it will not happen and when these candidates get in the race, they get tarred and feathered. ted kennedy was the ideal candidate in 1979. please run. please save the party from jimmy carter. he runs and a moment he announces his candidacy, he went downhill. in the fantasy world, these other non-candidates would be great but once they come in, they need to be vetted all over again. host: "politico" has a story about a conversation that mitt romney had with rick santorum and newt gingrich and it was an agreement that they would vote for each other if one should drop out. they would not vote for somebody outside of the current field. guest: why would any of them agree after spending the money they spent on the campaign trail, millions of dollars, will they let someone else walk away with it? no way. it is natural for the three of them to get

that has changed due to the flip-floping of the democratic and republican party. thank the for the call. guest: we had these fantasies that someone will come in and save the party. it will not happen and when these candidates get in the race, they get tarred and feathered. ted kennedy was the ideal candidate in 1979. he runs and a moment he announces his candidacy, he went downhill. in the fantasy world, these other non-candidates would be great but once they come in, they need to be vetted all over again. host: "politico" has a story that mitt romney had with rick santorum and newt gingrich and it was an agreement that they would vote for each other if one should drop out. guest: why would any of them agree after spending the money they spent on the campaign trail, millions of dollars, will they let someone else walk away with it? no way. it is natural for the three of them to get together to agree on this one thing. host: donna is joining us from louisiana, good morning. caller: good morning, i was curious about this campaign and what is politically correct and