and gary miller is in a very unique case. represents no longer exists so he's basically picked up and moved to a completely new district. not a single square foot of his old district is in the new d district where he's running in. if that isn't a big enough challenge, it's a 58% obama district. that is not good news if you are a republican seeking re-election. >> next joe walsh of illinois. he said you lie to the president as you might remember. he pulled upsets before. he's facing a new district made for a democrat. >> absolutely. and i have three words for you, child support lawsuit. if redistricting wasn't bad enough -- >> he has that. >> he is running in a democratic district. he has had terrible headlines in the chicago press, an expensive media market, by the way. this is the press people are seeing about and it's all about this lawsuit for $100,000 in child support back palt. that's not good news for joe walsh. >> let's move to some democrats. in this case there are some new district lines that aren't helping them. we

district where he would have had the better chance of winning to the east is where congressman gary miller, a republican, has fled to run. so there were very few options left for david dreier. this is a decision he was probably sitting on for quite a while. >> put this in terms of numbers. he is the latest to announce he's retiring. either because he doesn't want to seek higher office or in other cases those who are seeking higher office, what number is he? >> well, there are 36 members who are not running for re-election. including 20 democrats and 16 republicans. some of those are members who are running for other offices. many of those are just simply retiring. and a higher than average of those retirements are from california. there are now seven members from california who are not seeking re-election. and so in california, it's hard because of redistricting. this is likely to be a generational transition period. not necessarily a partisan transition period. >> let me also ask you about member contests in the district. facing each other in a primary on april 24th. this is direct result

redistricting fully redrawing their districts people are representing areas they never represented before gary miller, he is running in a district he never represented any of it, totally new people you just don't know any more redistricting is the number one reason we will see incumbents fall. >> crazy. among those who didn't make the top 10, who else might be in danger of losing. >> a lot of people in california, for the first time legislature did not draw it this time, people voted for commission, citizen legislators if you will, controlled the drawing so, you know, incumbent safety was not something they worried about you will see a lot around the country and running against each other more than a dozen districts across the country where incumbents are running against each other. >> now we just don't have the presidential politics it will be an interesting year in terms of congress. >> absolutely roll call is covering all that. >> kyle thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> allison. >> 8:21 a.m., tony a monday morning a new study finds many state governments are at high risk for defection where do

gary. always envious of miller. jamie, i think everybody knows that by now. that, jana. all right, i'm not going tell any one that bob milka's sister-in-law loved my book. i'm not going to tell a soul. nobody will know. by the way, get "killing lincoln" free if you become a bill o'reilly .com premium member. pinheads and patriots. in a new music video, katy perry celebrates the marines. ♪ ♪ >> bill: that ought to spur enlistment. semper fi ms. perry a patriot for doing that video. check out the fox news factor website different from bill o'reilly .com. spout off about the factor anywhere in the world. o'reilly @ fox news .com. name and town. name and town. name and town if you wish to oh pine. word of the day, do not be a varlet when writing to the factor because that will put you in a bad light when the e-mail rolls in.

gary. always envious of miller. jamie, i think everybody knows that by now.no question of that, jana. all right, i'm not going tell any one that bob milka's sister-in-law loved my book. i'm not going to tell a soul. nobody will know. by the way, get "killing lincoln" free if you become a bill o'reilly .com premium member. pinheads and patriots. in a new music video, katy perry celebrates the marines. ♪ ♪ >> bill: that ought to spur enlistment. semper fi ms. perry a patriot for doing that video. check out the fox news factor website different from bill o'reilly .com. spout off about the factor anywhere in the world. o'reilly @ fox news .com. name and town. name and town. name and town if you wish to oh pine. word of the day, do not be a varlet when writing to the factor because that will put you in a bad light when the e-mail rolls in. this icalled stretching until the end of the program. thanks again for watching us tonight. i'm bill o'reilly. please remember the spin stops right here. we are definitelyooking out

. >> let's go to -- where are we, gary in pittsburgh, you're on "the stephanie miller show" with kathleenng it here in pittsburgh, i really love what you do. >> thank you. >> and, you know what, i just want to talk like a little bit about the supreme court real quick. al gore, when he had the appeal during, you know, the last election, the previous election. >> right. >> and they met on a friday evening and they ruled against him one, two, three, it takes you months and years to get to the supreme court, they were able to appear that same day and vote al gore out. >> didn't take them long to appoint george bush did it. >> according to scalia it was 7-2, when, in fact, it was 5-4. >> can you imagine if al gore was president? >> i wouldn't have a tv job. >> 911 wouldn't have happened. the constitution would still be intact. >> yeah. but the important thing is and i think it's all worked out fine. it really is true. >> you're on tv. >> yeah, exactly. by the way, there's something wrong when jay leno is doing the best journalism. >> hey. >> i'll be a journalist now. >> kathleen, did you see t

miller reports. >> reporter: the cdc's latest survey suggests autism is epidemic. it was an unexpected finding to dr. gary who studies the disorder. >> that's a pretty enormous number. i was sort of priced that it's continuing to increase at this rate of over 20%. >> reporter: in fact, the new numbers would indicate an extraordinary situation, that the rate of autism has doubled in just six years. in 2008 the cdc studied the medical and educational records of over 300,0008-year-olds in 14 states. they were looking for a diagnosis or symptoms of autism spectrum disorder, or asd. asd refers to a group of symptoms, including a profound inability to communicate, mental retardation and other developmental disorders from mild to severe. diagnosis can be complicated and subjective. >> the people who are making the observation are more atune to autism and more likely describe the symptoms. >> reporter: the cdc acknowledges the surge is due in part to increased awareness. the cause of autism remains a mystery. some clues may be found in studying families like the otts. 12-year-old brock was diagnosed at age 5. >>

only on 9, gary nurenberg talks tonight with the daughter of the man that 14-year-old killed. >> reporter: cole cannon was 52 when evan miller his friend repeatedly broke into his trailer. >> he robbed my father. went over there and stole baseball cards. went back over there at a later time and viciously beat him with his fists and with a bat, with blood going everywhere. and then sat three or four places of origin, set it on fire to cover up with he did. >> reporter: but cole wasn't dead when the flames began to spread. >> he died as a result of about six to eight broken ribs, a blunt force trauma to the head, in combination with the smoke inhalation from the fire. >> reporter: this is miller at 23 shall posting pictures on a social network site despite a ban on cameras in his prison cell. at 14 he was sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole, a sentence his lawyer and some psychology experts argue violates the ban on cruel and unusual punishment because a 14-year-old's brain is not fully developed and is unable to think like an adult. >> so then the question becomes do we hold someone fully accountable for

miller to look into this. >> reporter: the c.d.c.'s latest survey suggests autism is epidemic. it was an unexpected finding to dr. gary goldstein, who studies the disorder. >> that's a pretty enormous number, and i was sort of surprised that it is continuing to increase at this rate of over 20%. >> reporter: in fact, the new numbers would indicate an extraordinary situation, that the rate of autism has doubled in just six years. dr. colleen boyle of the c.d.c. oversaw the study. >> no matter what the number is, there's one thing for certain, and that is that more children are are being identified with autism. >> reporter: in 2008, the c.d.c. studied the medical and educational records of over 300,000 eight-year-olds in 14 states. they were looking for a diagnosis or symptoms of autism spectrum disorder, or a.s.d. a.s.d. refers to a group of symptoms, including a profound inability to communicate, mental retardation and other developmental disorders from mild to severe. diagnosis can be complicated and subjective. >> the people who are making the observations are more attuned to autism and more likely to describe these

gary nurenberg spoke to the father of the girl who was killed by the 14-year-old now facing the judge. >> reporter: he was 52 when 14- year-old evan millerke into his trailer. >> he robbed my father. he went back over there and at a later time virtually beat him with his fists and with a bat, with blood going everywhere. and then set three or four places of origin, set it on fire to cover it up. >> reporter: but cole wasn't dead when the flames started to spread. >> he died as a result of broken ribs, blunt force trauma to the head in combination with smoke inhalation from the fire. >> reporter: this is miller at 23 posting pictures on a social network site despite a ban on cas