gardner showing them the way.>> we set them up in a few strategic locations, and as we began driving on the freeway, we knew where we'd pick them up, different cars at different on-ramps. >> this is where they drove, through an indian reservation, up a dirt track to the top of a rocky hill. she's in there somewhere, he told them. this is 20 miles from where she disappeared. did you have any idea where you were going or get a sense of -- >> no. he can't really point his way in waist chains. but this goes off a cliff. to get his bearings, he would -- >> and i would grab him and go, if he goes off this cliff, no one's going to believe me he accidentally went off this cliff. >> he looked around, seemed confused. >> he came up and he went right to here and says, right there, right about here. and he's not exactly certain. then he takes a few steps this way, changes his mind. >> what were you thinking, as you're looking down at this? >> well, this isn't going to be a fun walk, and also, how did you get there? he tries t

. >> virginia beach police contacted ross gardner, a nationally recognized crime scene analyst. >> this a very complex crime scene. it wasn't until after we got a lot of the dna information back that we were able to make sense of it. certain aspects of the crime scene analysis supported eddie's statement. >> gardner looked more closely at the crime scene photos and noticed they contradicted eddie's story. the autopsy showed that the first shot penetrated quincy's heart, this creates arterial spurts. high pressure ejections of blood from the body. they are easily identified. >> because the blood is ejecting out into a stream, it breaks up into larger masses. what we see in an arterial spurt are very large elliptical shaped stains. >> eddie said when he saw his wife being attacked he grabbed a gun from the night stand and shot quincy brown as he rushed towards him. yet, the blood spatter evidence and the crime scene photos showed that quincy brown was facing in the opposite direction. >> there is no evidence whatsoever that suggests that quincy was ever standing when that wound was ejecti

the man who did it, astronaut dale gardner, has died at the age of 65. along with a colleague, commander gardner snagged and retrieved not one, but two wayward satellites, brought them back to the space shuttle. back home on earth, he was a naval aviator and test pilot. >>> confirmation tonight from the new york city medical examiner that actor philip seymour hoffman officially died from a mix of drug overdose. hoffman as you will recall was found earlier this month in his apartment in new york. >>> the gao, the government accountability office is sounding the alarm saying we don't pay our pilots enough for the job they do and the lives in their hands while in the air. it turns out 11 of 12 regional airlines in this country didn't reach their own hiring goals last year, and one of the reasons may be starting salaries. like first officers starting at $16,500 a year in some jobs. an average first year salary for copilots of just over $22,000 a year. with so many pilots retiring just about now, they say the need for more pilots and higher salaries is acute.

gardner woulded a -- forcing seniors to pay $6,000 more a year. the more we learn about congressman gardner, the more troubling it is. senate majority pac ask responsible for the content of this advertising. >> it's part of an ad by the senate majority pac, they have just started running those ads in essence naming and pointing out the out of state bill joione billionaires. and yeah, compared to what the kochs are spending, it's a pun any little ad buy, the koch brothers lose that on the couch on a good friday match. still, though, it's amazing, the kochs are deeply offended that the democratic side are even tries to hit back at what they're doing. the koch spokesperson said today that the ad buy naming the koch brothers as the finance years behind the other ads, the spokesperson told us that this is part of a continued attempt to silence private citizens who dare to disagree with the majority leader, harry reid and the current administration. but democrats do seem to think there is a real advantage for them in just pointing out when that ad tells

billionaires, spending a million supporting cory gardner. why? gardner woulded a -- forcing seniors to pay $6,000 more a year. the more we learn about congressman gardner, the more troubling it is. senate majority pac ask responsible for the content of this advertising. >> that ad is running in the colorado senate race. it's part of a group senate majority pac and they have just started running those ads, in essence naming and pointing out the out of state billionaires. and yeah, compared to what the kochs are spending, it's a pun any little ad buy, the koch brothers lose that on the couch on a good friday match. they have spent ten time that is much money already this year, already, in the states they are trying to flip -- states they are targets to try to flip the senate. the cochs are deeply offended that the democratic side tries to hit back at what they're doing. the koch spokesperson said today that the ad buy naming the koch brothers as the finance years behind the other ads, the spokesperson told us that this is part of a continued attemp

skype byed now via andrew gardner was on the ground in turkey.ibe the situation on the ground for us. i know some people are successfully circumventing the difficulties of the government has put into place a what is the latest? >>cks that is right -- twitter was first blocked here. they moved to different type of blocking which is more difficult for people to get around. a lot of people are still tweeting from turkey. the issue is really a polarizing one just like so many other issues in turkey. the prime minister is still talking about the twitter ban, threatening to even ban youtube and facebook and his supporters seem to be in agreement with him. lots of people in turkey are completely outraged that this attack on freedom of expression. it looks like the situation will go on and there is no end to this with the bann in sight. what is the state of affairs in terms of how far this outage reese's -- r eaches? the blockage is that the ip level which means you cannot reach those particular ip address is that belong to twitter from inside the countr

i am joined now via skype by jim cowie, cto for renesys, and andrew gardner, an amnesty researcher whohe ground in turkey. andrew, describe the situation on the ground for us. i know some people are successfully circumventing the difficulties the government has put into place, but what is the latest? >> that's right. twitter was first blocked on thursday evening here. they moved to different type of blocking which is more difficult for people to get around. a lot of people are still tweeting from turkey. the issue is really a polarizing one just like so many other issues in turkey. the prime minister is still talking about the twitter ban, threatening to even ban youtube and facebook, and his supporters seem to be in agreement with him. lots of people in turkey are completely outraged about this attack on freedom of expression. it looks like the situation will go on and there is no end to this twitter ban in sight. >> jim, you guys are putting out realtime maps of the outage. what is the state of affairs in terms of how far this outage reaches? >> it is unchanged from what we saw early

gardner met lindsey clagg on match.com more than a year ago and proposed to her via skype.et this, seconds after the proposal -- she said yes, by the way -- he got to meet his future in-laws via computer and we saw where he said to her you look different in three dimensions. just kidding. >> i don't know if meeting the in-laws via computer is such a bad thing. >> yeah, probably a good idea. >> the part of the relationship bianna looks forward to. >> i love my in-laws. >> this goes out nationally. >> i love you. >>> all right, time for the weather and back to meteorologist cecily tynan from our abc station wpvi in philadelphia. good morning to you. >> good morning. i start the weather tour in california. southern california could use the rain. not going to happen today. los angeles, it'll be mild and dry. 67 degrees, fresno, 80 degrees, palm springs, 84 and needles, 83. there is a cold front, though, moving through the southern plains, and this will bring some rain and thunderstorms, not a severe outbreak but there could be a few isolated severe storms with some hail and gus

to my agent in australia, robin gardner, i love you so very much. to my publicist, lisa costello.smine." i don't know how to do this with other actors. and this, i share with you. for the hair and makeup people, who sweated me up and tried to make me look attractive, thank you opinion to cale for putting me and sally together. to helen robbins. to everyone involved in "blue jasmine", thank you so much. and finally, i'd like to thank every member of the sydney theater company. working on "blue jasmine" was a synthesis of my work in the theater and on film. and not only working with you the last six years have been the most enormous privilege of my career, but it made me a better actress. there's so much talent in australia. and michael williamson and c.m. and i are just the tip of the iceberg. thank you so much. thank you. [ applause ] ♪ >> and now, here's america's other sweetheart, oscar winner, jennifer lawrence. [ applause ] ♪ >> why are you laughing? what? was it funny? okay. it's such an honor to present this next award. the five men -- i'm still watching you. the five men no

josh gardner sent out a tweet thanking everyone for his support.t it is his choice. >> we've known since last year. it has been one of the greatest gigs for me in my entire career. last year my contract was up. and i was ready to move on. >> charles told letterman he's looking forward to the next chapter of his life but he has no plans yet. >>> the johnny weir divorce is getting ugly. his husband victor claiming that weir removed many luxury items from their home, including 20 furs, 40 bags, and several berkins. >> he also insists he was the primary caregive of their dog, which he wants back. and he wants financial support. both of them are charging emotional abuse. >> all right. let's take a look at one celebrity birthday today. queen of soul, aretha franklin, she turned 72. happy birthday. happy birthday. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts, and stole her hard-earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havo

you send thousands of tweets when gardner was shot to death.of you compared it to the shocking red wedding in "game of thrones" sending tweets of mourning like this one. everybody is alicia florrick today and everyone is crying for him for her for them. show runners responded with a statement. we're always looking for these turning points the creators tweeted. some of it midway through the season that will spin everybody's lives in new directions. these turning points help keep the show from slipping into a numbing sameness and keeps the characters fresh. freshness. from tragedy now to comedy. many of you could not stop laughing this weekend at the new movie "muppets most wanted." take a look at the supervillain. >> it's not easy being mean. >> no, that's not kermit the frog, it's his nemesis evil constantine. of course, muppets most wanted was in development when russia annexed crimea. but that hasn't stopped millions of you enjoying the cold war undercurrents of the film which opened at number two in the box office. this latest muppet caper i

the death of will gardner shocked fans.ter in new york. so you went to them and said it's time for me to do something else. when did you start that process? >> somewhere in year four i felt like -- i kind of felt burnt out. we had a long conversation about it and i felt a little fried and that i was ready for something different for me. >> when did you learn? >> it was probably in march of last year when his contract was coming up and i got a call from michelle and robert and they said, we need to tell you something, josh is going to be leaving the show and i said why, and they said well his contract's up and he doesn't, you know want to renew. and my head just started spinning and i said wait. did you see if he could do less episodes, maybe offer him more directing. i just immediately became alicia lawyer trying to figure out how to negotiate this contract. >> how did we come to the conclusion that the way to do this is standing in a courtroom and your client's going to shoot you? >> an awful lot of talk in the writer's ro

gardner who's the same side of the same coin as ken buck.personhood amendment, which has been rejected twice. that works against his candidacy and works for udall. he'll lose a significant amount of the women's vote. he voted against the dream act. michael bennett carried the latino community 81-19. so if he voted against the dream act, he'll lose a large percentage of hispanics. he voted against don't ask, don't tell for the military. if that be the case, he loses a large percent of the lgbt community, that's another segment. he voted for the paul ryan bhuj et, and that also slashed medicare as well as he wanted to privatize social security. you lose a large part of the seniors. and with that kind of effort, i don't see how you can get to the middle and to the majority of coloradoans. he voted against the debt ceiling and he voted to shut down the government. >> i have to ask you about guns. >> "the national journal" said he's the tenth-most-conservative senator in the senate -- or in the house, rather. as it relates to guns, if you put gun

erinn gardner: allergy shots are nice in that they help you build an immunity allergic to, so that over we see a decrease in symptoms. >> reporter:it can also help to keep the windows closed and the ac on to reduce your exposure to the pollen. another tip, take a shower when you get in if you've been outdoors away excess pollen. >> reporter: i'm martha shade. sphene >> pam: attorneys for justin bieber are working on a plea deal with los angeles prosecutors in the alleged egg attack on bieber's former neighbor. the case could be prosecuted as a felony. but the pop for a misdemeanor charge. the singer allegedly egged his neighbor's home in the southern california city of calabasas in january. causing an estimated 20- thousand dollars in damages. >> pam: bieber has since moved out. selling the mansion to khloe kardashian earlier this month. >> pam: the dunphy home on the popular show "modern family" is on the market. the l-a area home used in filming the t-v show is listed for two point 3-5 million dollars. for the show - primarily exterior scenes of the house are shot. and the owner is pa

school, nyong'o had a brief brush with fame as a production assistant on the set of "the constant gardner ralph fiennes gently told her the truth about acting. >> i remember saying it is tough, but if it is the only thing you want to do you just have to do it. just don't give up. >> reporter: she didn't. the award was a landslide, winning prizes for her performance and also for her dresses. all the while acknowledging the real-life story behind "12 years a slave." >> it doesn't escape me for one moment that such joy in my life is thanks to such pain in someone else's. >> reporter: believably capturing a character's pain is what truly great actors do so well. lupita nyong'o is now officially part of the club. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >> and that is our broadcast for this monday night as we start off a new week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. of course we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> right now at 6:00, no response. burglars triggered the alarm at a south bay business, but no one came to check it out. why police say that'

attorney will gardner played mike josh charles killed by his unhinged client, looks really shocking.n the works more than a year, the plot, that is, and nobody on the cast gave it away. >> i told some family members that i know could keep a secret, which is a very few. it's been one of the greatest gigs for me in my entire career, but the end of last year my contract was up and i was ready to kind of move on. >> a lot of fans were not pleased. what's next? you'll have to find out coming up on letterman. that's a tease. >> that is an excellent tease. >> maybe it's like the soap operas. he comes back. >> then when he find out the grass isn't greener on the other side, they make him come back. >>> could the sanford women come back to the sweet 16 and join the men? the sharks go across the board looking to clinch the playoff spot for another season. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of ncaa march madness. call now to get a u-verse bundle for

with gardner running for the senate, he will seek his house seat. deal the gop establishment was unable to strike with the tea party these past few years. republicans need a net gain of six seats if they're going to win back the senate and, remember, they are playing on very friendly turf this year. seven democratic held seats are up for re-election in states that mitt romney won in 2012. a lot of ripe targets for the gop. of course they've been in this position before only to be thwarted by the tea party. the same thing happened this fall. here to discuss what might happen in these republican primaries this year, we have a republican strategist and the firm the polling company and still with us tommy vietor, a staffer in the obama administration, and now with fenway strategies. anna marie cox at "the guardian" and washington bureau chief at "the chicago sun times." i have to say your party pulled off something this week that i didn't necessarily think it was capable of and that made me think republicans have a better chance than i previously though

the top international official at the treasury department hundred tim gardner tim gardner.garn don'te surprised if regulatory issues dominate that hearing. >> peter cook, thank you. eight of the 20 fastest-growing economies in the world are in africa. it is home to about one million people. the continent is on the verge of a growth spurt similar to that seen in china 30 years ago. in recent years, the u.s. government has been making a big push for american companies to do business there. , theore on this campaign ambassador joins me from washington. for your time today. during his confirmation hearings for secretary of state, john kerry said the following, "with respect to china and africa, china is all over africa." there is no doubt that china has theblished what could be beachhead in africa. why is the united states late to the game? chinese true that the have been very active in africa during past years. it's a question that for some reason we have been a little late in turning to the potential of the research and africa. under president obama's leadership and under secretary ker

stuart: congressman, gardner, thank you for being with us. two nicole.ullion moving lower. it takes some mining shares with it. nicole: we got the jobs report in. they came in better than expected. we watched it gold soared earlier this week. dumont mining down. golf corporation down 2.6%. taking a breather on this safe haven of a stock. in the meantime, we saw the s&p hit a record. we have some heavy volume. record highs today. gold off the highs from yesterday. stuart: thank you, nicole. we hear you. the dow industrial is up 24 points. it is friday. we are not think that much movement on the stock market. viral videos. the new ways to advertise. look at nascar champion tony stuart. he was on this show yesterday promoting his viral video. do not forget the demon baby. videos all over the place. our next guest knows a thing or two about viral videos. the executive vice president. sean denny colmes. they made this viral video spoofing downtown abby. watch this. stuart: i am sorry, everybody. it was a spoof of one of my favorite shows. we regretfully lost

. >> josh charles, who fans know as attorney will gardner on the show, was shot by hisç courtroom andlared dead. the actor said creatively he was ready to move on. he tweeted out all my life to the good wife fans. playing will was a good experience. thanks for your support and kind words. >> three minutes till the top of the hour. a zealous hockey fan takes it to the extreme and got hurt. >> caught on camera, you've got to see this one. >>> one rowdy hockey fan getting a taste of his own medicine. >> you can see him banging on the glass, but as players skate by and crash into the wall he is sent flying into his seat. >> that had to hurt. looked like a young guy too. >> poorç guy. >> thank you so much for joining us. >> "fox & friends" starts now. >>> good morning to you. today is monday. it is march 24. i'm ainsley earhardt and sitting in for elisabeth hasselbeck this morning. >>> moments ago search crews spotted two objects in the search for the missing malaysian jet. news of a possible cover up. why security photos of two iranians on board have the same legs. >> can you say photo s

frank gardner, we have the names of these two men.ppeal really for the public to stay focused and to help the investigation. >> one is that he is pretty much putting the nail in the coffin of the suspicion over terrorism with this. it's not completely gone, but, you know, all the flurry of interest over these two passengers why did they fly there, we now know the reason. their own passports didn't flag up any interests. they were genuine. once there they used stolen passports, austria and i tally passports, seeking economic asylum in probably germany and denmark. so that explains what they were doing. he used the press conference, though, to say, look, this is a wakeup call to the rest of the world about people traveling around the world. four out of ten passengers, he said, are using stolen or lost documents. this is an incredible security loophole. he pointed out that the first world trade center bombing in 1993, the bomber got into the united states using a stolen passport. the so-called white widow, i hate that cliche but anyhow h

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republican congressman who's running for senate in colorado right now against mark udall, his name is cory gardner. he has supported anti-contraception like personhood at the state level and federal level in colorado. he supported them for years. he bragged about supporting personhood when he was first trying to win his seat in the house in 2012. but now he's trying to run statewide in colorado. and now he has decided that he never really had that position at all. he says he didn't understand what he was advocating all those years. the republican position on contraception has become increasingly doctrinaire, completely untenable except in republican primaries. that fact and that issue boiled over today in a bombshell case at the united states supreme court. we have more on that ahead. stay with us. >>> so the lawyer who's arguing the case that a corporation should be able to deny its employees access to contraception on the basis of their religious beliefs, the lawyer is arguing that case and he gets out 1 1/2 sentences of his argument when he is interrupted by justice sonia sotomayor. she says "i

many of them are ph.d.s, how many come out of the universities, there is a famous moment when john gardner, supposedly jokingly began a cabinet meeting when he said welcome, faculty. because that is what it was. literally, not just metaphorically. book by wells, let me try this with the same two people again. had the most influence was not the time machine which is what he talked to teddy roosevelt about, were we all destined to become the beasts or eloi. was about -- not even our to some bondsavants . explains monogamy, faith in god and respectability and the speculation about motorcars and electrical heating. exactly right. for many and american intellectuals wells's writing was a passport out of provincialism. there are all these people who want a secular priesthood. including born. ssi slovenly americans. born and h.l. mencken were followed german. in world war i. h.l. mencken writes a series of articles for the atlantic calling for a german victory. he writes an article which is never published, everlasting luck, calls for the german conquest of america. the proof of it exist somewher

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so i think that's why somebody like a cory gardner decided to get in in colorado, scott brown in new hampshire, they think things are rolling in their favor. >> greg, new obamacare enrollment numbers out, saying there are 5 million enrollees, which is well below their goal, but still we don't know how many people have paid. it looks like 1 in 10, according to the insurance companies, already had coverage. so that goal of getting everyone covered is not really being reached. is there even a bill at this point? they have changed it so many times, it seems with all the pushbacks and delays, the essential bill that was this big is really no more. >> yes, there's a joan rivers of bills. there's so much surgery. you know, it's funny. you know, when you hear about pyramid schemes, the only way to make the money is if you enlist other people to come in, and that take said the pressure off. that's what obamacare is right now for people like pelosi and wassermann schultz. they have to get other people in or else the whole pyramid falls apart. >> they're likely to meet 6 million. and by the way

with me is frank gardner. frank, a dramatic turn it seemed over the weekend. hear about that? how can you be sure this was deliberately turned off as opposed to just fail something. >> there are two phases into this investigation. we are now in the second phase. the investigators were very much -- although they kept an open mind they were largely based on their assumptions on some kind of catastrophic or mechanical failure. engine failure, electrical short circuit. an accident basically. what happened saturday morning, the discover, going back over the records for the umpteenth time, the communications and reporting system and the tran ponder further down the body of the fuselage, both were deliberately turned off. what changed it to suspicion of foul play. pause there was no subsequent communication. now, it is possible that initially they could have looked at was there a medical on board. for example, did somebody have a cardiac? but there would have been a three-digit code transmitted by the pilots. that didn't take place. so we're in a completely different

so army specialist joe gardner was away in korea for 21 months.cee. but what makes this special, the first time the two ever met face to face. >> wow! >> so they met on match.com. they built their relationship over skype. he proposed over skype. so when he came home, he finally got to see his bride-to-be. here's sound from them. >> i was so excited to get off the plane and meet her in person for the first time. >> words just can't explain how happy i am. >> got to love that. isn't that so cool? >> yeah. you got love it. it's hard to believe, but they certainly do look very happy, don't they? >> absolutely. congratulations. >> congrats to them. that's awesome. good luck. >>> check this out, got to love it. a little levity, a little fun. check it out. surfing competition for man and his best friend. and women an their best friend too. all about dogs. more than 500 surfers from 13 different countries. event in australia, brisbane. the dogs are the stars. and people have fun, too. >> they do some acrobatics. there's a few different categories. check t

cory gardner, house republican. he's running for senate the.ervative challenger has bowed out of the race to run for the house. you are seeing a move to get more electable republicans in the field. at the same time democrats are very -- they know republicans have a lot of weakness from the 2012 cycle when it comes to things like women's issues. when it comes to social issues. there is always a vulnerability for republicans in this 24/7 twitter environment where one statement, one gaffe tilts the perception. that's what republicans are trying to do. run electable candidates but they are aware the ship could steer off course. >> tomorrow is the one year an verse si of the gop autopsy. bringing that into this, how much have they gone the offensive internally saying, do not make rape comments. don't touch those with a 30-foot pole. don't say anything insensitive. that has to be going on. >> yes and no. when i was at cpa reince priebus said he stood with them. you have a republican party acting in concert with the conservative movement. that has a p

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mark udall was safe until cory gardner challenged udall, who now faces a similar barrage of health careattacks. >> obamacare doesn't work. it just doesn't work. tell senator udall to stop thinking about politics and start thinking about people. >> the gop's 2014 road map includes three must-win states where democrats are retiring. south dakota where mike brown leads rick weiland. west virginia, where shelly more capito leads natalie tenant, and montana, where steve danes has a double digit lead over former lieutenant governor john boelginger. open seats in michigan and iowa are also open targets. these were states twice won by president obama, but they suggest a tough fight until election day. mark pryor of arkansas, mary landrieu of louisiana, kay hagan, and mark begich, all face strong gop contenders with ample war chests to pummel them. that's 11 states where the gop is tied or leading to win six more seats needed for the majority, and there are three more vulnerable democrats. minnesota senator al franken, jeff merkley, and mark warner. all at risk in their states in large measure f

cory gardner is going to be out there as well. is going to be a really motley crew of republicans out there. adelson to name a favorite. we'll see how quickly he will do that and whether or not this will mean anything for other republican donors. >> john rolston in adelson's home state. he's the host of "the rolston reports." john, something tells me that shelly adelson wants something from government that he believes a president of the united states might be able to help him get. >> what a cynical view that is, indeed. i bet he wants a lot of things, like most billionaires do. one is to payless money. with sheldon adelson, though, there's a couple of things always on his mind pl always israel. and of course, his latest crusade is to stop online gaming from interfering with his business and creating what he calls a moral hazard, which has drawn a lot of criticism from people who figure what's gong on in your casinos. so he certainly does want something from government. i learned today that almost every single one of those supply c

at this point of the we have bipartisan and bicameral efforts, senator udall in the senate, corey gardner, tim ryan, congressman paco, all trying to look get creative ways of being able to expedite the process. that is the problem we had. several facilities wanting permits, need to have these permits. our view is the department of energy should go ahead and approve permits to all that meet the criteria and let the market figure out which ones will be built so we can quickly get our natural gas to our friends. cheryl: three years they approved 6 applications they got, 24 that are sitting on the secretary's desk that haven't been touched. isn't that correct? >> it is important to point out not all of those will be built. the market, a round world, is not infinite. the capital needed to build these facilities isn't infinite. we need to quickly get those economic facilities built as quickly as possible. >> we let the companies decide whether to move forward, crazy me. and companies that are heavily into natural gas, and they want to see export capabilities, boosting this, oil and gas, apache.

and now gardner who can win has gotten in. >> you've done a much better job. >> and insurgent groupsthe right are more strategic. the club for growth, other groups are not going after -- not backing candidates for the general election. >> where keith was right, if the democrats, and it's an enormous if, if the democrats get out their vote, which they don't do normally in off years, then they could win. but that's a big if. >> the president's approval rating in these states is in the low 40s. the senate democrat incumbents have to outperform the president's numbers by double digits. these are states that romney won by 10 or 20 point. >> let me talk about what if the republicans do take the senate? what happens? big changes? what if ruth bader ginsburg retires? can they overturn obamacare? >> what the president needs to decide, spend the last two years in foreign travel or seriously negotiate with the congress of the united states. it takes republican votes, but also take a democratic signature. somewhat similar to bill clinton. we got welfare reform, balanced budget. most democrats di

in colorado, where republicans landed a top-tier recruit when congressman cory gardner announced he would challenge democrat mark udall. and in new hampshire, where former massachusetts senator scott brown has moved across the border to explore a challenge to incumbent democrat jeanne shaheen. we explore the contours of the midterm election landscape with stu rothenberg of the rothenberg political report and roll call newspaper and amy walter, national editor of the cook political report. why are democrats so worried, amy? >> you laid it down politically, it's the map is the most important thing that makes them nervous and the political environment. when the president's approval rating is sitting at 42 or 43%, even if you're in a relatively democratic or competitive state, that's a tough place to be as a democrat. if you are in a red state, that is dismal. >> woodruff: that's what you're saying? >> there's a dynamic in mid-term elections there's a reason why the president's party won house seats only twice in the last 100 years in mid-terms, is the voters express dissatisfaction with the

republican congressman who's running for senate in colorado right now against mark udall, his name is cory gardner has supported anti-contraception like personhood at the state level and federal level in colorado. he supported them for years. he bragged about supporting personhood when he was first trying to win his seat in the house in 2012. but now he's trying to run statewide in colorado. and now he has decided that he never really had that position at all. he says he didn't understand what he was advocating all those years. the republican position on contraception has become increasingly doctrinaire, completely untenable except in republican primaries. that fact and that issue boiled over today in a bombshell case at the united states supreme court. we have more on that ahead. stay with us. scott: appears buster's been busy. man: yeah, scott. i was just about to use the uh... scott: that's a bunch of ground-up paper, lad! scotts ez seed uses the finest seed, fertilizer, and natural mulch that holds water so you can grow grass anywhere! looking good, lad! man: thanks, scott. ez seed really work

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applauded the national party for encouraging people for running in the senate notably congressman gardnern colorado and, very likely, former senator scott brown in new hampshire. is theother hand, there proverbial argument from some of the grassroots that the national party should not be involved in the recruitment status. they're picking nominees ahead of time before they vote and trying to edge others out. i've heard that from people i have spoken to in colorado and just yesterday in new hampshire. where do you draw the line on encouraging candidates and a pre-primary involvement? >> we don't get involved pre-primary without a rule 11 letter. other committees made, john. the entirees on actions of everything republican in the world. we have to have a rule 11 letter signed which is a letter that three voting members of each state of the state affected with have to sign in order for us to get into a particular state to give direct help to one candidate over the other. i will put that aside, but i do be a that there ought to role for the party and recruiting the best possible candidates th

will gardner is killed in a courtroom shooting.perience i was ready for the next chapter of my life. there will be audience members upset. i would tell them i guarantee you it will continue to be an excellent show and i know i'm going to keep watching it. >> that was a shocker. he has been the leading male character since it debuted five seasons ago. >> i didn't know that was going to happen and i can't mute when i'm here. >> sorry. >>> the wall street journal looks at efforts to ban horse drawn carriages. critics claim animal cruelty and the new york city mayor is leading the charge to put the business out of business. salt lake city and chicago have new restrictions or are considering limits. >>> this morning, we take a closer look at last night's "60 minutes" report on the most daring and successful diamond thieves in the world. correspondent bob silmon learned from the interpol top cop how they pull off heists in more than 25 countries for more than two decades. they have stolen half a billion dollars worth of valuables. >> rep

gardner is due in court to face several felony charges including elder theft. the marin county district attorney says it has evidence proving she embezzled hundreds of thousands of dollars. prosecutors say the money came from the estate of a woman she had cared for who recently died at the age of 93. >>> 7:53. a transgender teenager recants a story about a bathroom attack at hercules high school. the charges the teen could now face. >>> a huge fire stalled traffic on a southern california freeway. how it could affect whether or not you would get -- you get some of your mail. improving your health isn't always easy, but you can do it. stay active... get outdoors... eat healthy... and choose colgate total®. it does more than protect, it actually helps improve mouth health. [ male announcer ] it fights germs for 12 hours, in 24 hours starts to fortify enamel, and in 4 weeks helps improve gum health. you can do it with colgate total®. [ male announcer ] do more than protect. improve mouth health with colgate total®. and use the whole line for even better results. ♪

cory gardner in colorado, scott brown in new hampshire, a number of different places where we are expanding the map. some interesting candidates with interesting stories, like dr. monica wehby in oregon, and of course our republican governor, we have a number of them up for reelection, and some others we are about to elect. that is where the road changes are taking place for our party, those are the laboratories where we are seeing republican ideas that work and hopefully we can bring that to a national level. host: a call from denison, texas, republican line, hi. caller: perfect timing after going back and forth 100 times on what i wanted to ask and what is been answered. the affordable care act in a nutshell is probably the -- going to represent the best way more young, originally democrats will it turn into been or republican, i can imagine. people do not know what they don't know when you're 18, 20, 25 years old. you may be 18 to 25 in years, but you are one or two years to five or six years old actually in your time that you interact with the world. one of the old sayings attributed to

gardner: the floods redestroying the lives of our neighbors and destroyed homes. our friends and neighbors had their lives changed forever and are still putting the pieces back together and rebuilding. in the bake wake of the flood, local and state officials, private and public businesses, fema personnel and dedicated volunteers worked tirelessly to help coloradans get life back to normal. while the recovery effort remains unfinished and won't be complete for some time, we are on a positive path forward. if it hadn't been for the committed people on the ground, colorado would not be on that path today asmeds with all natural -- disasters and tragedies of the magnitude, coloradans rallied together and helped the recovery effort. we still have more work to do but i want to recognize all those who joined together to help these efforts and helped colorado in a desperate time of need. as a fifth generation coloradan, i offer my deep appreciation on behalf of the state. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the time of the gentleman has expired. for what purpose does t

gardner makes a great point.t and as all african-american men are and we want to find work and work and we don't want to be labeled by anybody, and we don't want inner city to be a code word for black, but i know kopgman paul ryan and he is a good man. he is not inclined to categorize people that way, and he means making it better for everybody by dealing with with the issue of poverty, and paul ryan's point is one that should be taken at heart. >> and mr. morris, he also said that there are people who are black and his pan ig, -- hispanic, and armenian and all types, and what is the explanati explanation? >> well, you can take it at face value, and joe can explain it away because of the friend, but we don't have a race problem, but a work problem. we need to have opportunities of wherever you live to get a job if you want a job. so people need to be prepared to work and stop pointing the fingers at who does not want to work. >> and goldie, you heard what paul ryan heard, and do you buy it? >> no. no, i don't buy