gardner and pick up ious in what could be a key state, and he endorseed ed jody ernst, in iowa. friday rubio heading to new hampshire we will give a big gl gal. gala. we'll see major primaries of virtually every tuesday day, at end that will give us a pretty good thing with things stand between the tea party and the establishment. you know it is getting bad when they say, maybe we can rely on our ads. it is looking tough for democrats and republicans are getting increasingly confident. lou: i infer from when you said, if we say a senator or governor or former governor involved in endorseing candidates, we can just assume they are going to run for president in 2016. that is looks to be the play? in these cases that is it they are trying to share their endorsement with candidates they think best represent the type of electorate in republican party they can court, in ron paul's case, libertarian leaning type tea partyers, and candidate in north carolina tomorrow, huckabee, who has not said whether he will run but he has been to iowa and new hampshire, he won iowa caulk us in 2008,

cory johnson to still with us and also joining us is i risk gardner. irisrisk gardner -- gardner.a unique perspective because you also work at google helping them bring in engineering and turns? >> that's right. >> how much of these number surprise you? >> they don't surprise me. in the industry, only nine percent of the tech workforce is like or latino yet they are 18% of students graduating with degrees who are qualified students. >> at google is lower? >> right. >> is this their fault? >> i don't like it's their fault for it if you look at the industry and as more companies follow suit and reveal those numbers, i think we will be able to see this is a trend that can pinpointed one particular company, it's an industrywide issue. at code 24, 24, we were looking to get access more to the 18% and bump that up so students can get into the top tech jobs. >> you guys have placed students at companies as big as facebook and jawbone and foursquare and up-and-coming startups as well? >> that's right. >> it's interesting that google was willing to put the stats out there when they don't l

he's been pushing the issue about cory gardner being against contraception. in the middle of cory gardner trying to convince the state he doesn't want to oult law contraception anymore in the middle of the fight cory gardner got ens dorsed by rick santorum are. the guy who came in second to mitt romney in the republican primary after campaigning as the guy who would use the presidency if he got it to advocate against birth control. contraception is not okay. >> one of the things i will talk about that no president talked about before is the dangers of contraception. the whole sexual libertien idea and many in the christian faith thought it was okay. >> rick santorum didn't become the thom knee for president in 2012 but he wasn't far off. he basically came in second. here is something to keep an eye on now in terms of whether or not the republican party will have to go through another fire and brimstone don't use contraception phase in presidential politics. part of the reason that plays so pom innocently in republican politics every four years is every four y

congressman cory gardner's history opposing abortion laws is a concern. >> gardner calls the ad misleading and accuses udall of going negative because he had nos record of accomplishments. >> it's unclear what the white house correspondent's dinner accomplishments. the president is good at laughing at himself, roasting the media and burning his political opponents. here is the joke that got the most laughs. >> and i'm feeling sorry, believe it or not, for the speaker of the house as well. these days the house republicans give john boehner a harder time than they give me, which means orang really is the new black. >> that is the power politics. coming up, the wake of a data bridge that effect tens of millions decides to get rid of its c.e.o. >>> how much is the g waca moly going to cost. >>> texas governor rick perry says more than 1,000 people are moving to his state thanks to a business boom fuelled by low taxes and regulation, toyota is the latest to announce a move, but all the growth comes with a cost for the state's poor residen residents. heidi zhou-castro explains. >> reporter: late

anthony gardner lost his brother harvey.er worked hard to preserve the box beam columns that mark exactly where the towers began. >> we now have a museum that tells our 9/11 story, our nation's 9/11 story. it's just going to have a tremendous impact on people, i think, as they come through these spaces, these sack reds spaces. there is the caverns on foundation hall sided by a concrete wall that held back the hudson river and never gave way and the last column, the final piece of wreckage removed from the site. it's now covered with tributes from first responders and families. >> this is emotional stuff. if people aren't sad here, we've done something wrong. but that isn't the end of the story. this is a museum about hope. >> reporter: hope, greenwald says, that only by bearing witness can we imagine a way out of the unimaginable. jeff glor, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: so they're not forgotten. that eat "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs

gardner was a vendor during last year's pride celebration. he was shot in the leg near the intersection of larkin and grove street. another person also shot and hurt and san francisco police don't think those men were targeted. gardner is seeking damages to cover medical costs and trauma. >>> actor brad pitt has filed an emergency restraining order against a man who attacked him on the red carpet. pitt was hit, but not hurt during the wednesday night premie premiere. police immediately arrested the prankster and held him on $20,000. he targeted stars in the past like bradley cooper and will smith but has never hit them. the bbc reports he was working for a ukrainian television station until he was fired several weeks ago. >>> a surprise overnight move by the republican-controlled house voted to block the federal government from interfering with states which have legalized medical marijuana. if that becomes law, it means the dea cannot raid legal medical marijuana distributers. the amendment was added to a bill which funds the justice departme

this month the city opened its first resource center for gardners, a one stop shop for city folks who are not afraid to get their hand as little dirty. >> visit the golden gate community garden and you may not meet just one, but two green thumbs. margaret and husband, john castro, both got by with the garden -- bit with the gardening bugs. >> look at this. this is growing and that is growing. >> reporter: the golden gate park garden opened its resource center this month, the first of its kind in the city, a one- stop shop for gardners to pick up mulch, gardening tools and more. it is all free. >> we are dedicated to supporting all types of gardeners in the city, whether you are gardening in your backyard or somewhere else. >> reporter: this is a type of classroom, with hand's on guidance. >> not everybody has a green thumb, so it is nice to be able to work with people that have a little experience. >> reporter: they noticed as the gardens grow, so do the relationships. >> not only is it a great resource, but a great unifire for people gardening, the act of taking care of plants togeth

let's get more with our security correspondent frank gardner.ether this is true. actually not particularly good news for the parents? >> not necessarily. i would treat this with a degree of skepticism. i hope they do know where they are, but that's only the beginning. they have to negotiate to get them out. as the nigerian military themselves said, an armed rescue attempt is out of the question because it's going to be a blood bath if that happens. in that sense boka haram holds the cards here. they will have no call s about their hostages. they are not afraid to die themselves. they know that terrain very well. they've been operating there in the forest area for quite some time. they are determined, more motivated than the forces of the authorities who are up against them. >> the problem is that goodluck jonathan, nigerian leader has ruled out any negotiation with boka haram. >> there appears to be a little mismatch here. i think the nigerian authorities are not speaking as one here. we hear conflicting things. so goodluck jonathan, especially

out of colorado -- congressman cory gardner out of colorado -- congressman armey bera -- congressman ami we are taking your calls and comments. bill is waiting on the line for veterans. he is calling in from new jersey. good morning. caller: the thing that gets me is we either have people that are in charge and have no sense and have the reason for making the decisions that they make. as far as the veterans problems are concerned, there are too many veterans going to the facilities to be treated. they cannot handle them all. the of use thing to do would be close to 50% of veterans are over 65, they already have medicare. why doesn't the government supply them with a supplemental insurance and tell those people they can go to whatever facility they want if they cannot get a at the veterans facility he echoed that would put the pressure on the facility appointment at the veterans facility. that would put the pressure on the facility. any of the solutions work into these proposals? guest come this is at its heart a health care issue. it is a question of what is going to be the best syst

and john gardner said this can't be recaptured. write it 40 years from now.'t know that i wrote it can any differently. it happens to hold up, which is nice. >> there's been a lot of firsthand accounts that have now been released on different parts of watergate, like we now know who deep throat is, for example. what details do you wish you had at the time that you know know a little bit? >> i don't in pa way because it unfolded. the afterword is a 10,000 word add on. i went as i read the book, oh, i can see he was really lying. when he said he just found out on may 15th about the payoff to the burglars. we thought so. >> you thought so at the time and then facts came out. >> people said things later, remember the famous, infamous 18 1/2 minute gap. we were all kind of, my god, somebody's erased this tape and it was a critical conversation, which we didn't know at the time. well, it all comes down to nixon actually sat at camp david and worked the keyboard and got rid of a conversation with haldeman when he returned from florida right after the break-in that w

and there's a one-man primary calendar destroyer in the state of new hampshire, bill gardner.parties have tried to tell him when they want the new hampshire primary and every time he says uh-uh. what is your contingency plan? because the candidates at the end of the day, no matter what you tell them, they sit there and say, you know, i'm not going to skip iowa and new hampshire. >> well, i mean, that's why what we did differently this time around is that we put a rule in place that unlike the past when you had a state like florida that jumped the calendar that then caused new hampshire to jump and iowa to jump, you had an avalanche up front, these states were only losing half their delegates. if you get a state like florida, if you have 110 delegates, you're sitting at 55 delegates. that's still a decent prize. they've moved out of that early window. north carolina moved out of the window because now under the rule, you go down to about six delegates. you become almost irrelevant as a state and i don't think a whole lot of candidates want to spend a ton of money and to go get

not sure if we can lock him in based on the rambles of chauncey gardner here. maybe the tea leaves are clearer with the rival die nas at this. >> could the crisis in ukraine hurt her chances in 2016? >> what chelsea's maternity could mean for 2016. >> why did vanity fair just give huge play to a feature on monica lewinsky and how does this effect a hillary run. >> the revelations from her best friend's diary and what they could mean for 2016. >> jon: hillary colin using her eesophagus using the process peristalsis. does that mean she's eating for 2016. does this hurt her presidential run? we don't know because we can't know but still, what? not only does everyone event on the universe expert influence on a possible hillary run but a possible hillary run has an effect on universe. >> would vanity fair published anything about this monica lewinsky that hillary clinton didn't want? >> maybe it's a just get it out of the way. >> jon: did this just get crazy. hey vanity fair, it's hillary. you know what i haven't been asked about one of most painful and public humil

securityamazon, bbc correspondent frank gardner has the story. jungle of the southern colombia, there's something new on the river. they are fast, heavily armed, and they can reach places ordinary boats cannot get to. they go all the way to the amazon jungle. >> we watched them practice a river borne assault on a rebel camp. in this part of columbia, they are operating where much of the .ungle is infiltrated both sides in the conflict have committed human rights abuses. there have also been allegations of corruption in the military, even collusion with drug traffickers. >> these hovercraft are going to change the whole dynamics of the war. up until now, we have only been able to operate for half a year. october to january, we cannot move because the reboulet -- the river level drops so far, our boats hit the rocks. these hovercraft do not need can cuter, so now, we off the rebels' supply lines. i flew west with the military to seek their faces right to the west of ecuador where they are facing a deadly scorch. controlled explosion, but the marine

anthony gardner was there for an early look.s brother harvey in the north tower. >> that loss is felt every day in our home, in our family, but he's a part of something bigger. >> reporter: the planners hope the museum will be a place not only to mourn the loss of nearly 3,000 lives but also to gain a deeper understanding of how 9/11 changed our world and will continue to shape the future. today victims, families, survivors, and first responders will get to experience the museum privately. it opens to the public may 21st. anne-marie? >> marlie hall here in new york. thank you, marlie. >>> still to come, one of the world's wealthiest men shares his stock picks. and in sports, steam? seattle. what got the manager so hot under the collar. what got the manager so hot under the collar. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia, thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from fibromyalgia pain. so now, i can pl

the home's owner mark gardner suffered second-degree burns on his neck and ear. a friend cynthia vance was treated for smoke inhalation. both of them are out of the hospital this afternoon. the red cross helping residents of all four houses find a place to jimmy broom had lived in his house 35 years. >> everything in there is gone. >> reporter: we've heard all kinds of things about what started the fire. brent walker thinks it was a mattress fire caused by his roommate. his son thinks it was a discarded cigarette from the same housemate. fire investigators are looking into it. so far, no cause determined. >>> despite the baggage, the legal baggage, the 49ers are banking on aldon smith. the team is bringing back the troubled linebacker. today the 49ers elected to pick up the final year of his five-year contract. smith would have been a free agent after this season if the team didn't act by today. the 24-year-old faces felony gun charges and drunk driving charges. he was also arrested last month for making a fake bomb threat at los angeles airport. cheers and suppo

. >> gardner jenny board tends lombard street greenery in the midst of growing chaos. >> yes the carsc, yes, it is crazy. >> the traffic has become so bad that resident david crimmins levels what in san francisco is the ultimate insult. this may as well be los angeles. >> the neighbors can't deal with la level traffic is the bottom line. >> to give neighbors some relief san francisco transportation agency voted tuesday to close lombard street to traffic for a few hours on four weeks this summer. it is a shame. >> reed rahlman who doesn't live in the neighborhood but visits often urged the agency to keep the street open for all the joy it brings to tourists. >> when they hit that first turn, their faces light up like kids. >> this is unique in the world, to shut it down to car traffic is a crime. >> the twists and turns built into lombard street nearly a century ago made it possible to drive on the steep slope. >> it long has been a draw for movie makers, barbra streisand's chase scene in what's up doc just had to be down the crookedest street. >> it is a tourist-y thing to do, you com

now he faces a tough challenger in kory gardner, republican representative. is he going to change his vote? what's the pressure on him? >> well, look, this is why reid and the white house are nervous. there are a growing number of democrats, as jim says, they're under pressure because of obamacare, because of the economy. and they see energy as a safe harbor. this is a way for them to look pro growth, look as though they care about jobs, look about they're really plumping for american industry. so you have guys like mark udall, supposed to represent this new western environmentalist democrat. up until now, all windmills and solar panels. suddenly now he cannot say enough nice things about natural gas. and he's under pressure to do the same on key stone and other issues. >> kim, when we come back, a big win for texas governor rick perry, as toyota announces its move its u.s. headquarters from california to texas. will other companies follow the automaker's move. >>> and as big jobs push aside, perry is gearing up for a presidential run. my dad has aor afib.bri

gardner: it transfers $2.5 million to the office on iolence against women. this provides additional resources for domestic and child abuse enforcement. sorry, i had to hustle over here this afternoon. catch my breath. excuse me. my colleague from texas and i each represent significantly rural districts and large geographic districts. in fact, my district is the size of south carolina. and i appreciate the gentleman's willing tons bring this bill to the floor today and ask for its adoption. thank you. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from texas. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. he amendment is adopted. the clerk will read. the clerk: page 41, line 13, office of justice programs, research evaluation and tatistics, $124,250,000. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona rise? >> mr. chairman, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will read the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. gosar of arizona. page 42

iris gardner, code 2040. time now for the bwest byte, one number that tells a whole lot.the bite of the day. >> 11, how many days it would take apple in terms of revenue to pay for the beats acquisition. 11 days worth of sales to earn $3 billion in revenue, what they spent. >> are you trying to point out it's not that much money? >> it's just the blink of an eye. >> do you agree, jon? >> they can do what they want. they will see with the culture fit is like here. it's true. i have enough money to do all sorts of fun stuff. >> you are pointing out earlier that jimmy iovine's history is interesting and what he really brings to apple. tell us more about that. >> he cares a lot about sound, the sound experience. apple cares about sound. in the marketing department, look for some interesting stuff from them in the months to come. >> jon erlichman, cory johnson, thank you. thank you all for watching this edition of "bloomberg west." get all the latest headlines on the top of the hour on your phone, tablet, and bloomberg.com. we'll see you later. ♪ >> the following is a paid pro

>> he works a view hours a week as a gardner not able to achieve his dream. >> to continue my life.my life. but not entirely, i don't shares so. >> so now they're stuck. they are not allowed to leave. >> al jazeera america has been looking at the immigration controversy here in utah. "border land" retraces the steps of migrants who died trying to get to the u.s. you can see the border life reunion right here sunday night. >> today pope francis called for governments to spread the wealth. he said there should be a legitimate redistribution to the poor. this comes during the events happening in rome. >>> the list is out. the most popular baby names. >> and we told you about apple's bid to buy beat from dr. dre. why would apple make such a big christian. >> the apple brand has always mixed high tech with cool designs. but why offer $3 billion? the inside story of this reported deal has to do with online streaming of music. u.s. sales top $1 billion. apple wants to bite into that business, and dr. dre's company may be the way to bite into that competition. we're inside story. >> some fo

the new lead in an infamous 500 million gardner museum heist. >>> plus, texas is pulling out all thestops to lure the maker of siracha. >> talk to al jazeera only on al jazeera america >> the united states has suspended 3.5 million in military aid to thailand. the money was to help pay for training and weapons for thailand's army. thailand is under martial law after the military took control on thursday. >>> in syria, violence is spiking before presidential elections, killing dozens of people. rul amin has these reports. >> nobody claimed responsibility for this attack but we did hear from islamist rebels based in the region that today marks a new campaign a new offensive from them to support the rebels and the fighters who are there fighting the troops of president bashar al-assad, the government has been on the go trying to gain control of many areas from the rebels to give the presidential elections due on june 3d 3rd as much legitimacy and is credibility as possible. so the results will be valued. the opposition is saying exactly the opposite, saying the country is at war, the el

you have to keep up-to-date, you have to sell new yourself as john gardner wrote. >> what you read that we wouldn't think about to stay up with what is going on inside the government? good to leave through the congressional record and various congressional reports. it is for important to read the business press. i read often parents financial weekly and wall street journal, washington post, new york times. sometimes i look at what the patents are being issued and then say oh solar energy patent. another finger, court depositions. sometimes we get good material that comes out of litigation, tort litigation. we saw that in the asbestos area and tobacco area. that is what really got 60 matters -- 60 minutes and the media interested. >> you pay any attention to the internet? to have a computer on your desk? >> no. i haven't underwood typewriter. when the lights go out to turn electrical storm, i am still working. >> you're not on the internet. no, but i have people who are on the internet. they give me reams of material, sometimes too much. information retrieval problem here. is putting inf

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notable numbers include gardner, north carolina, just under 8 inches. fairfield, pennsylvania, just under 6 inches for you. here's some impressive video that we did capture -- a woman being rescued as she went right into a flooded dome there. of course, she had to be rescued there. thankfully, she was not hurt. of course, everyone be mindful of those flooded areas. continuing to sweep through the northeast, the cold front, new england getting a lot of rain earlier this morning. this cold front will push offshore eventually. better conditions are following soon enough. however, as we take a look at this snowman built by a viewer near chicago. it's almost memorial day. remember that, conditions not that ideal for the midwest, still some seeing snow. and very cold conditions. green bay, 36. rockford, 39. and chicago, 42 degrees. that's a look at your national >> dan and bianna, back to you. >> erika, thank you. >>> and coming up here on "good morning america" -- captured after more than two weeks on the run, police catch the fire chief wanted in the brutal

he works a few hours a week as a gardner, unable to achieve his dream. and so they are stuck.n't change their lives here, but they are not allowed to leave. nick schifrin, al jazeera, rome. >>> al jazeera america has been taking a closer look at the immigration issue in the united states. in our series borderland six americans retraced the steps of migrants who died trying to get to the us. borderland airs on sunday night, 9:00 eastern time, 6:00 pacific. >>> in thailand thousands of protesters marched their way to the capitol today trying to force their way into a government come pound. police used tear gas on the protesters, and some were injured. earlier this week a court ordered the prime minister to leave office after convicting her of abuse of power. it's time to head to washington, d.c., joie chen standing by to tell us what is coming up on "america tonight." >> coming up on "america tonight," checking in on who is checking out of a hollywood hot spot and an icon. the beverly hills hotel. outraged by the rule of the hotel's owner. we're going to go behind the scenes ton

>> my name is chris gardner. i work for long beach gas and oil. we had 130 new oil mills. of those, about eight percent or 10% were fracking. >> we took a trip to occidental petroleum. >> a mile away, you can drill a well down. mile deep. a the next thing you want to do is open the fracture. >> the company shoots down a mixture of chemicals and water and sand. the high pressure of the fluid breaks apart the rocks and allows the gas or oil to escape. impactsulic fracturing the entire industry. allows us to get these previously and accessible reserves. >> the u.s. just asked russia -- passed russia for number two. we are going to be number one. >> there are some new more jobs being created. i think they have run out of work. i am not sure we can build their roads to help us get this production underway. it is revitalizing the manufacturing phase. west side investment management. we invest on behalf of our cleients. fracking will save america's youth from debt. fracking and the energy industry will create an additional 3.5 million jobs by 2020. >> it is not that simple. there

. >> the lab at gardner bullets elementary school in los altos is the site of an unusual project. >> these are some of the body parts of the dolphin. >> these kids are among the first in the country to use a new 3-d educational display. >> really amazing. >> the school district is doing a pilot program to test this, a learning tool that uses glasses and a stylus to create an immersive educational experience. >> it's actually like haven't imagined it before. i never knew technology was this advanced. >> i tell them to turn their hand and see it. some jump back in excitement at what they can explore. >> the sixth graders are using d-space to make presentations about marine life to their first grade class buddies. >> and can hold their breath for 13 minutes. >> they couldn't believe there was an actual lobster in front of them. my buddies actually tried to touch it. >> four cameras. >> the system tracks the user's glasses and generates a realtime 2-d display of the student's 3-d experience. >> when computers came along, we stopped interacting facially and started looking at things that

colorado, seven weeks ago, cory gardner entered the race.e then outside groups on the democratic side have spent $1.7 million attacking him. we'll put up $2.3 million to support him. in alaska, $1.7 million spent in recent months by the democrats to attack dan sullivan who is the front-runner in the republican primary. the republican primary is in august and attacking the guy most likely to win the nomination. so we thought he deserved to have some defense. >> karl, thanks for being here. >> you bet. thank you. >>> breaking tonight election returns coming in right now in a crowded republican senate primary race in georgia and it looks like, this one is going to be a runoff. senior national correspondent john roberts is live in atlanta at the campaign headquarters of the candidate david perdue. john? >> reporter: megan, thanks so much. it's beginning to look like it will be a good night for david perdue. he has been duking it out with jack kingston. but now beginning to pull ahead as we're getting results from the bigger counties. it is, thou

the isabella stewart gardner museum in boston, visitors from all over the world come to see these masterpiecess not all they're looking at. they're also looking at a crime scene. in fact, a crime scene from the biggest art heist in history, still unsolved. and this is all that is left. >> come in, clock in. there would be two guards. >> rick abbott was one of the guards on duty the night of the theft. >> they say boston police, we have a report of disturbance on the premises. so i buzzed them in. the cop that was dealing with me said don't i know you? don't i recognize you? i think there is a warrant out for your arrest. can you step out from behind the desk. >> he steps away from the security desk and away from the panic button, his only way to contact the outside world. his only way to prevent what was about to happen. in a matter of minutes the two thieves had both night watchmen completely under their control. >> finished cuffing me and he cuffed my partner. and very dramatically said gentlemen, this is a robbery. >> reporter: the thieves lead rick and his partner document to the basement

cory gardner of colorado is vehemently against the raise and bonus. cardner, who is also running for the u.s. senate, points to low enrollment numbers and lack of revenue. his office sent a statement in part saying it is absolutely unacceptable that connect for health is proposing huge user fees for coloradans already paying too much under the president's health care law while handing out cash to their own executives. others on the board defending her ceo saying they wish they could have given her more for doing a great job. the defense that the colorado exchange has done better than most states, signing up 131,000 people. this raise makes her the third highest paid exec for people in her position than any other state across the country. neil. >> you're saying she's doing a better than expected job and the job isn't that great, it may not be her fault but she is the big cheese and colorado is coughing up premium payments now. my gosh, what do you do for doing a pathetic job. >> they say she's responding well to the pressure and the enrollment numbers

he has a challenge from republican cory gardner. the third one is the louisiana senate.eason we'll watch this. we won't have an outcome until december. louisiana holds its elections a little bit differently. it's a free-for-all on election day in november. in the top two people if no one gets above 50% have a december race. alex, it's very possible we might not know the control of the senate until december, not in november. >> oh, good. another cliff-hanger. when you look at some of the biggest domestic debates right now, we're talking same-sex marriage, legalizing marijuana. how important are the gubernatorial races this year in terms of policy? >> oh, well the gubernatorial races are always important. you're right, alex. the states are always seen as the laboratories of democracy. they're the ones pushing a lot of change before it gets to washington, d.c. also just as importantly, these gubernatorial races allow the big rising stars to the party to come forward and the democrats, you know, outside of hillary clinton if she decides to run in 2016, their bench is startin

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in that race, mark udall, the democratic incumbent senator is against cory gardner, a house republican. they view as bringing out women voters as critical in that race. so they are bashi ining cory gar over the issue of abortion. they think that's going to play very well in that electorate. you'll see democrats across the country trying to use different issues that work well for their electorate. so it's difficult now, because nationally, there aren't that many issues that work well for democrats. so they're trying to make this a more local election, to see if that actually works in some of these states. >> and bob, one of the things that this research says they found interesting was talking about the shutdown, actually works. and while we're kind of done talking about it inside washington, outside washington, when you link it to sort of the benefits of holding office, it does have reticence with voters. >> i think voters have to make the case that they're looking out for the little guy. also, i think they have to bring up the government shutdown, because democrats were so -- they were

they come from different backgrounds, one was a real estate broker and one was a gardner for the recrtment. >>> a 11-year-old boy's attempt to help out a neighbor he ended up being handcuffed. >> i was trying to do a good deed. >> he was walking to school thursday morning and he saw a car shattered on the street. he tried to notify the homeowner, he had no idea the homeowner had called police. the sixth grader was surrounded on the sidewalk with officers and their guns drawn. >> they said if you move we will shoot you, i started crying and i was scared. >> the 11-year-old was in the wrong place at the wrong time and it's a tragedy that he had to go through something like that. >> the homeowner told police, she was scared someone had shot at the home and shot the car the day before. >> the mother says she's angry over what happened. >>> the clause says that teachers at catholic schools will be fired if they do not obey the rules of the roman catholic church professional and personally, if they teach at schools. protestors say it could invade on rights such as using birth control prema

out of colorado -- congressman cory gardner out of colorado -- congressman armey bera -- congressman ami we are taking your calls and comments. bill is waiting on the line for veterans. he is calling in from new jersey. good morning. caller: the thing that gets me is we either have people that are in charge and have no sense and have the reason for making the decisions that they make. as far as the veterans problems are concerned, there are too many veterans going to the facilities to be treated. they cannot handle them all. the of use thing to do would be close to 50% of veterans are over 65, they already have medicare. why doesn't the government supply them with a supplemental insurance and tell those people they can go to whatever facility they want if they cannot get a at the veterans facility he echoed that would put the pressure on the facility appointment at the veterans facility. that would put the pressure on the facility. any of the solutions work into these proposals? guest come this is at its heart a health care issue. it is a question of what is going to be the best syst

. >> commissioner, charles gardner from "milwaukee journal sentinel."bucs and i wondered if you could just talk about the process of approving them and what you think they will bring to the league. >> in terms of the process of approving wes and mark, it went very smoothly and very quickly. i've known mark -- >> all right. question of the new owners of the milwaukee bucs, but you did hear adam silver, commissioner of the nba, making it clear they have a path forward. he says it's unprecedented, they are moving forward to get rid of donald sterling as the owner of the clippers. what did you think? >> the ball now really is in the court of the sterlings and their lawyers, because there's an expression, you know, money talks and mere rhetoric walks. not exactly how it usually goes, but -- >> that was very creative, jeffrey toobin. very impressive. >> they have to decide whether they are going to go to court, because if they don't go to court, sterling's going to lose the franchise. >> jeffrey, i'm surprised you didn't say what he said. as soon as we went t

congressman kori gardner is a target.ed you are running for the senate. now you have tom sayer coming after you because he labels you a climate change denier. i would have thought that in the state of colorado, which allows fracking, i would have thought that he would lose his shirt going up against you on this particular issue. >> it is very clear that the democrats have cut out the middleman. the people of colorado are very familiar. he was involved several decades ago in a colorado water grab trying to mine water. taking water away from a very precious part of colorado. let's see who is the extremist in this issue. stuart: i would not have thought that a climate change that i would have done that well in colorado. that would be my outsiders opinion. >> wasn't it the governor, a democratic governor of colorado that drink a glass of fracking fluid to demonstrate that there is nothing wrong with fracking. >> there is a big wedge in the democratic party right now. just a couple months ago stiers did money. there is a big d

times larger what the average person's spending a propensity would be further i think i think mr gardner is very narrowly focusing on the spending response of the underwater homeowners themselves the point we make in the book is that there are clear knock on benefits in terms of reduced foreclosures helping to stem the spiraling downward trend in house prices all of these we argue in our book and we do it in a very quantitative but accessible way we argue that an aggressive policy that helped to write down mortgage debt would have actually helped us largely avoid the real severe recession that we had you know amir would with the elevator pitch version of your leverage last framework that you propose in your book yeah so it's basically an idea that i've given a little bit of it into of it when house prices crash what happens is that those debtors who have the highest propensity to cut back their spending in response to that house price crash they pull back spending massively and ultimately the economy tries to equilibrate itself by lowering interest rates but if interest rates cannot get

in colorado, cory gardner has expressed skepticism that this is contributing to the climate changing. third issue is -- where might there be a community where it is on tap? farmers in iowa where a drought is decimating their crops, they feel that there is possibility to reorient. republican reaction to his announcement last week, this advertisement came out from terri lynn land, who you mentioned was targeting congressman gary peters, amongst other criticisms, for having support from tom stier. we will play that and come back to your thoughts. [video clip] on american jobs and paychecks waged by gary peters. he supported carbon taxes that would raise gas prices by $.20 per gallon, killing up to 96,000 michigan jobs, causing the largest tax increase in american history, gary peters voted for it. fill it up,it on, flipped the switch, plug it in, gary peters will leave you in shock. why is he waging a war on michigan jobs and paychecks? he supports the obama job killing agenda and is bankrolled by billionaire radical tom stier. he also supports the call to kill the chat -- kill the cap a

he's also targeting cory gardner in colorado, joni. term for the warm weather temperatures that develop every once in a while off the pacific coast of south america affecting weather patterns around the world. el nino could be coming back. they made this argument. heat from the atmosphere could earn considerable news media attention, specially if record-setting global temperatures coincide with the extreme weather events typically brought on by el nino. this could ratchet up public interest in climate change, just as all those ads are hitting the air waves. states that the superpac is targeting are all blue states. this isn't about 2014. iowa, new hampshire, florida, colorado, pennsylvania, all states that loom large in presidential primaries and general elections. this is about creating a foun station that he and other climate activists can build on in 2016. >> we are really pretty straightforward and transparent about the criteria for going into a state, which is really to see that we are supporting someone who is a proponent of the

. >> he works a few hours a week as a gardner, unable to achieve his dream. >> i need to change my life here, i don't think so. >> so they're stuck. they can't change their lives here, but they're not allowed to leave. nick schiffron, aljazeera, rome. >> aljazeera america has been taking a closer look at the immigration controversy here at home. our groundbreaking series border land had six americans retrace the steps of migrant who died trying to get to the u.s. this weekend, the group will reunite to share their stories about the whole experience. you can see the reunion right here sunday night at 9:00 eastern. >> there have been fierce clashes between police and students in venezuela, leaving one dead, four injured. it began early thursday morning when national guard troops rounded up anti-government protestors and dismantled their camps. following the raid, a police officer then was shot to death. there is a new partnership that is changing the landscape in mexico's drug wars. vigilante's have until tomorrow to put down their guns and join police. some of embracing the idea, others