george lowe, one of the architects of the apollo program, does remember. >> if you think back at theiod of the '60s, they weren't very happy years in general. we had, well, the ever deepening involvement in vietnam, we had riots on the campuses, riots in watts and elsewhere, three terrible assassinations. a great deal of strife and turmoil in the country. yet all of this was overcome by one single event and that was apollo 11. the decade ended with it. it was a fantastic adventure that i believe helped overcome all of the bad things of the decade. it represented americans to ourselves and particularly to the rest of the world as we like to see ourselves and as we hope the rest of the world likes to see us. ♪ >> the equipment of apollo, some of it is now in museums, artifacts from an age of discovery. these strange-looking objects, they're there as reminders that after all, it did happen and it happened the way we remember. the facilities of apollo now silent and still. in houston mission control, the nerve center of manned flight operations, the chapters of space history, first mercu

it's in the low 20s prince george's county, only near 20 fairfax county, much of northern virginia into west virginia. it's down into the teens right now. right near the bay waters. it's generally in the low to mid-20s. all below freezing all across most of the region. as the day progresses we are going to have just a few high clouds drifting in. here is our future weather. of as we get into tomorrow morning, this is as of 7:00 tuesday morning, there may be a little bit of sleet, this area in pink mixing in with cold rain in the shenandoah valley. some of that may get closer to washington by late morning but mostly rain and then by early afternoon, still a little bit of sleet north and west of the metro area but nothing sticking to the ground. it will be melting because temperatures will be above ernofree into tomorrow evening and then some colder air moves in on wednesday. that's when we might see this rain and a little bit of snow wednesday afternoon. i don't think anything will stick. we'll be in the low 40s. for thanksgiving day, partly cloudy, blustery and cold. highs only in the u

we're in the low 20s in prince george's county, much of montgomery and fairfax county. in the district, near the bay, the low to mid-20s. danella, good morning. any problems this monday morning on the road? >>> yeah, unfortunately. we have a couple things i'm tracking. first, a water main break at colesville road that has your left lane blocked and that's in both directions. we do have megan mcgrath en route now. we should hear from her shortly for what's happening in the a a area. back over to 295. road work hear. construction in both directions north and southbound. you're forced off at pennsylvania avenue. making the trip in the district, heads up in this area. you will be rerouted. i'm back at 4:31. back over to you. >>> 4:28 is your time. molette green is following breaking news at the live desk. molette? >>> we are following a stabbing in northwest washington. we just found out about this and are working to get you more

at least she keeps her head low. george zimmerman now is abusing women?we have to go, but i just have to push back a little bit because what he did yesterday doesn't have any bearing on what he's accused of doing a couple years ago. >> same person. >> same person. >> same mindset. same idiot. >>> next on the five -- selfie is the word of the year. stick away for our best picks of the best selfies even including our own. mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. customer erin swenson ordebut they didn't fit.line customer's not happy, i'm not happy. sales go down, i'm not happy. merch comes back, i'm not happy. use ups. they make returns easy. unhappy cust

at least she behaves now and keeps her head low. george zimmerman, now he is abusing women?busing women before. >> we got to go, but i just have to push back a little bit because what he did yesterday doesn't have any bearing on what he's accused of doing a couple years ago. >> same person. >> same person. >> same mindset. same idiot. >> we'll have to leave it there. >>> next on "the five," selfie is oxford dikdsaryctionary's wo the year. bob's upset because twerking didn't make the cut. stick around for the best selfies even our own coming up on "the five." ♪ ♪ i wanna talk aboutyÑ t >>> so why bother asking someone else to take your picture if you can do it your selfie? nice job, joshua. the craze has become such a worldwide phenomenon that oxford just made it their word of the year. everyone seems to take them these days kim kardashian has it down to a science. and the pope even took a self-portrait. so when was the word first born? oxford traced it back to an online post all the way back in 2002 from a self-proclaimed drunk australian man who uploaded a pick and wrote a

george? liz: dick cost low. >> is he carrying? liz: can you believe that? pie san, there's no way. he is definitely not a paisan. liz: definitely not a berkeley graduate, because if he were, he would not have been afraid to talk to us like paul jacobs, yes, of qualcomm. >> is berkeley like a positive? liz: yeah. honey, i went there. yeah, it's a positive. >> how about pace university? liz: pace too. but i can tell you this, berkeley graduate paul jacobs, the ceo of chip maker qualcomm, he's got it, right? he's got the spine. he's looking east for growth -- >> we've shown -- liz: i'm talking about paul for a moment. >> who cares about him? i want to see a picture of costolo. how do you say it? can you put a picture of him up there? why are they not putting a picture? this guy looks like a guy you beat the hell out of. liz: no, charlie. no. >> no? i'm not advocating business, i'm saying he looks like. liz: okay. let's get back to the guy who has the spine, that would be paul jacobs, is joining us first on fox business. all the competitors swirlingbout around

low. the polls are where george w. bush was. >> reporter: the white house announced a public appearance at the recreation center in china town taaddress immigration -- to address immigration reform. >> he has the hardest schedule. >> there is a good reason he scheduled this event. >> he is trying to resuscitate the broad immigration reform bill that was in the senate. >> back on the road trying to sell his policies. >> reporter: he will chat with 2 dozen vip. average price for that $30,000. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the president visited the bay area 9 times during the 2- 1/2 years. in april he attended vents in pacific heights in san francisco. and in june he attended events in palo alto and san jose. a visit in september was canceled as things escalated in syria. >>> pumping water out of the earth. i will show you new evidence that shows we are in water trouble. >> i told you about the wind advisories that went into effect. coming up when conditions will calm down. >> and after the break new details ab

george w. bush, the low moments in office, it's good to have the ceremonial events when you get to step up and give a big picture speech. this is not a political statement. but just reset the clock a little bit. >> it's remarkable seeing. i don't recall ever seeing the current president, a former president and a potential future presidential candidate, all together honoring the memory of a former president. >> it is a fascinating moment. and to go there to this site, this historic site, where you have the former president. you also have bobby kennedy. senator ted kennedy, and jackie kennedy, the former first lady, buried at this beautiful site. >> and also, ethel kennedy, also. >> you see ethel there, as they go up the stairs. and bill clinton has the iconic photo, the brief meeting with john f. kennedy, when bill clinton was a young man. and bill clinton loved that photo. used it in his presidential campaign. president obama was a young man when this all happened. his wife was born after president kennedy was assassina assassinated. in 2008, when senator kennedy and caroline kennedy endorsed

and all of this is weighing heavily on the president's poll numbers, which, george, this week, are approaching levels almost as low in the aftermath of katrina for president george bush. >>> let's begin with this book and try to clear things up, the bottom line on this potential switch between joe biden and hillary clinton, research was done, correct? >> correct. >> but what happened next? >> this was never seriously considered. never taken by the president. the president never considered this seriously. >> why was the research done? >> research is done on a lot of things. bill daley chief of staff at the time, said that it was taken into account. >> no matter what the research said? >> whatever the research said. >> cover of new york magazine has that line from president obama i just don't know if i can do this, it goes inside the debate prep in the second debate. you saw in jon karl's piece, you saw those comments about president clinton, and first of all, did this happen the way it's portrayed in the book, was the president this rattled after the first debate? >> well, look, i haven't read the book. he bounced

president obama's approval rating is at 39%, a low, that matches the same number that george w. bush had at the same point in his presidency. >> bill clinton also said there's nothing the federal government can do about states that don't expand medicaid's coverage. >> israel's plans to build settlements in the west bank stopped. the president saying it would cause unnecessary friction. we explain why palestine and the u.s. opposed the settlement. >> the housing ministerry threatened talks by approving money for the first stage of housing in contentious areas. it included 1200 units near jerusalem, where it was feared israeli settlements could end hopes of a viable palestine state. the u.s. government expressed displeasure. >> we were surprised by the announcements and seeking explanation from israel. we don't accept the legitimacy of continued settlement. >> secretary of state john kerry called tougher language calling more jewish settlements a road block. he said: cl >> prime minister benyamin netanyahu said the housing ministerry's announcement was made with no prior notice, a

that includes prince george's county, montgomery, fairfax, alex alexandria, generally in the low 20s. the low 20s right on the bay. any breeze off the bay feels milder. and further west and north it's only in the low to mid-teens now. it's a clear start to the day, and don't have any clouds around. during the day some high clouds drifting in. our future weather. now the leading edge of rain coming our way may be mixing with sleet and wet snow. the areas in pink and green are rain. by mid morning tomorrow, this may be a little bit of sleet and wet snow but nothing accumulating just west and northwest. elsewhere cold rain. into the afternoon hours that will change over to all rain moderate to briefly they have offy downpours coming in tuesday night and into wednesday. and then it may end as wet snow on wednesday afternoon. between now and then a lot of changes. i know a lot of us have friends and relatives who are going to be visiting us. we have plans. it is going to be snarled travel even with just the cold wind driven rain tomorrow into wednesday. so check with your travel airlines a

it's been very low here. georgemarshall high school that's essentially falls church, many affected by the government shutdown and what happens in washington are watching closely. it's going to be less than half of what came out for the presidential election last year. the argument has been made really health care.gov or rather the abortive launch of the health care.gov that bap bam care should be the issue about which this referendum vote, this race for governor is actually decided and he's not new to it as the first attorney general in the country to file suit against the affordable care act, he's been saying it all along. here's what he has to say today after he cast a vote for himself a little west of here. watch. >> obamacare has been a big part of why this race is a horse race at this point. i was the first to fight it and terry mcauliffe didn't think it was far enough. if people want to send them a message in washington on obamacare, their vote today is one way to do it. >> he's been steadily trailing in the p

low. >> is this more than just the second-term curse? >> if he goes below where he is right now, he's going to be in george bush territory and that's hard to come back from. >> the latest nbc news poll does, indeed, find that the president's approval rating is at a five-year low, and it is true that his popularity rating is hovering where george bush's was five years into his presidency. but there's an important distinction about where their presidency and where their parties are at. in november of 2005, with president bush licking his wounds from the spiral iraq war, the devastation from katrina war, the embarrassment of the harriet miers supreme court nomination, bush saw virginia as a place where he could sweep in, score a victory, improve, and still bring home a swing state. >> virginia's republican candidate for governor, jerry kilgore is about to make last-minute gamble. he'll be joined by president bush. but it's a high-risk strategy, because with the president's popularity at an all-time low, his appearance could have the opposite effect. >> if the democrats were to win in this republican-leaning southern state, that would indica

. >>> after laying low in recent years, former president george w.earance on the tonight show with jay leno. he's happy to be out of the spotlight because it keeps him out of leno's mono logs. >> president is getting the late night jokes now. >> better him than me. >> since leaving off, he's been a serious painter. he takes lessons once a week and here he is talking about it. >> she said what your objective? i said there is a rem brant trapped in this body, your job is to find him. >> a rem brant. bush paint add dog of his late dog barney. that's good. the barney story, the best one he told involves russian president vladimir putin. >> i introduced barney to putin. >> okay. >> and he kind of dissed him. >> really? >> you call that a dog? a year later -- >> you call that a dog? >> he didn't say it. his body language said that's not really a dog. i love the guy. and so a year later putin introduces me to his dog and a huge hound. >> big -- >> bounty across the lawn and says bigger, faster and stronger than barney. >> he went on to joke about putin sayi

. >>> after laying low in recent years, form president george w.ith jay leno last night. bush is happy to be out of the spotlight, if only because it keeps him out of leno's monologues. >> now, president obama is kind of getting all the late night jokes now. >> better him than me. >> since being out of office the former president has also become quite a serious painter. he take lessons once a week. here he is talking about it. >> she said, what's your objective? i said there's a rembrandt trapped in his body. >> right, wow. wow. >> your job is to find him. >> a rembrandt. bush has painted a portrait of his late dog barney. that's pretty good. the barney story, though, bet one he told involves russian president vladimir putin. >> i introduced barney to putin. >> okay. >> and he kind of dissed him. >> really? >> yeah. he's like you call that a dog. a year later -- >> you call that a dog? >> he didn't say it his body language did. a year later putin introduces me to his dog. a huge hound. >> oh, yeah. >> bounding across the lawn. he says, bigger, stro

lowe and demi moore. now us, another handsome co-star michael ealy. >> wendy: we love michael. >> and george ryan. >> wendy: was that the first big screen movie? >> that was my first studio movie ever. that was the first time. >> wendy: look at you, regina. >> i know. you know, i'm offended because they say you have to watch what you do, right? so that's my first movie, and i play a stripper. no one asked again. i have never been asked to play a stripper again. >> wendy: but you're in fighting form. you're ready. you're ready to take it off. >> clearly no one wants to see it off again. that was enough. >> wendy: but your character has evolved. >> she has evolved. she has evolved. she is no longer an exotic danc dancer. she is married and has two chilen. she's in education. she and julia run a charter school. >> wendy: we're going to find out a little bit more about our friend, regina hall, play our game called "fave five." >> a game? >> wendy: "fave five." okay, i need a better pizza. one made with only real cheese. and dough that rises naturally. with no chemical leaveners. a pizza with premium meats. and

low 40s. rivals george w. bush at the same stage of his presidency and right after hurricane katrina that. >> i need to be a doctor. >> hey do you have that obama care? >> oh what's that? >> it's great. >> carrie underwood and brad paisley at the country music a wards mocked obama care care to the tune of amarillo by morning. ♪ oh this is getting on my last nerve. obama care by morning over six people served ♪ >> reporter: the insurance companies told humana that the white house will extend obama care. the white house denied the move is under consideration. the treasury secretary jack lew. >> the safety of child boost per seats is finding that more expensive models aren't always the safest. jeff is at the institute for highway safety in arlington, virginia. good morning. a lot of people interested in the results. >> reporter: good morning. and good morning to viewers out west. it's where the seat belt falls on your child if in a booster seat. the shoulder belt should fall in the middle of shoulder and chest ac

the president's approval rating now hovers in the low 40s and rivals george w. bush's at the same stage of his presidency and right after her hurricane katrina. >> i think i need to see a doctor. >> hey, you do have that obama care? >> obama care? what's that that oh, it's great. >> still, carrie underwood and brad paisley at the country music awards mocked on care to the tune of "amarillo valley ♪ ♪ oh this is getting on my last nerve ♪ ♪ obama care by morning over six people served ♪ >> in other developments insurer humana said it expects the white house to extend its six-month enrollment peopled you by six months. it's not currently under consideration the white house told us. norah and charlie? >> major, thank you. and this morning a new report rates the safety of child booster seats. it finds the more expensive models aren't always the safest. jeff pegues is at the national institute of highway safety in arlington, virginia. jeff, a lot of people are interested in these results. >> reporter: good morning, norah. it all falls on where the seat belt falls on

low countries, the u.s. was totally unprepared and george marshall, chief of staff of the army came to president roosevelt andaid, we can't do things as we have done in the past. we have to act now and we have to act decisively and you have to do today. so roosevelt went to congress the next week and said the u.s. us build 50,000 airplanes to protect itself. manufacturersne were given projects. ford motor company was given the beach before bomber which was a problematic airplane. it was the newest airplane we had come it was still in development stages and they wanted to mass-produce this airplane. , i'm not just going to build parts come i'm going to build complete airplanes. original what had been pieces and took the original drawings and designed it to within 210,007 inch. a massive press would knock out thousands of these pieces that would then go on to the assembly line and basically unskilled assembly workers who had just a little bit of training could assemble these airplanes. between january and june of 1944, 35% of the bombers bills in the united states were delivered here at low -- at willow run. >>

. >>> you might think george zimmerman shortly after being found not guilty in the trayvon martin murder case, would try to lay lowood watch volunteer. he was in court again today, accused of assaulting his latest girlfriend. and released on bond. staying on the radar even when he is not getting caught speeding. and yes that's happened too. here's abc's matt gutman. >> reporter: if it feels like you have seen this before that's because you have. george zimmerman tonight, walking out of the seminole county jail with a bail bondsman, 502 days since the last time bonded out of here after being charged in the high profile murder of trayvon martin. earlier today sweat beaded on his forehead. a judge explained the new charges against the shackled zimmerman including aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. the prosecutor claiming zimmerman battered his new girlfriend and held a cocked shotgun to her head all allegedly heard in the 911 call. beaded on his forehead. a judge explained the new charges against the shackled zimmerman including aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. the prosecutor claiming zimmerman battered

barack obama's thirty nine pardons and one coming in is a record low even for modern day presidents bill clinton pardoned seventy seven and george w. bush pardoned ninety nine by their sixth year in office there are a few reasons for this one is as a political liability if the president were to pardon someone who committed a crime after their release the white house would have to take that responsibility and this is what happened to former arkansas governor mike huckabee when after he release convicted rapist wayne dumond the man proceeded to murder and rape other women now another reason is because only the department of justice has the authority to review clemency petition some say is a conflict of interest to have the d.o.j. review petitions of the same people they prosecuted and according to the department of justice president obama has received more than ten thousand clemency petition a large majority of them are people asking for early release from prison but the obama administration is looking for other ways to lessen the u.s. incarcerated incarceration rate which is the highest in the world a good portion of these prison

george w. bush referred to as the soft bigotry of low expectations.ng me today. >>> "reliable sources" has added a correction koecorner to its b where you can see where news reporters are correcting mistakes. you can go to cnnreliable o or #reliable. that's it for "reliable sources." if you missed any of today's program, you can find it on itunes. join us next sunday at 11:00 a.m. eastern. "state of the union with candy crowley" begins right now. >>> the week in numbers -- six. the number of americans said to have signed up for obama care on day one. 42, the president's approval rating. >>> today, barack obama's downturn. the beginning of his lame duck era,or a temporary slump? >> come january 1st, and thereafter when real people regardless of politics are getting better services and better benefits and more security, this is going to be a different story. >> other numbers -- 22, the percentage of americans with a favorable view of republicans. after the government shutdown, after the obama care rollout, we assess the political landscape with republic

the president's approval rating now hovers in the low 40s and rivals george w. bush's at the same stage of his presidency and right after her hurricane katrina. >> i think i need to see a doctor. >> hey, you do have that obama care? >> obama care? what's that that oh it's great. >> still, carrie underwood and brad paisley at the country music awards mocked on care to the tune of "amarillo valley ♪ ♪ oh this is getting on my last nerve ♪ ♪ obama care by morning over six people served ♪ >> in other developments insurer humana said it expects the white house to extend its six-month enrollment peopled you by six months. it's not currently under consideration the white house told us. norah and charlie? >> major, thank you. and this morning a new report rates the safety of child booster seats. it finds the more expensive models aren't always the safest. jeff pegues is at the national institute of highway safety in arlington, virginia. jeff, a lot of people are interested in these results. >> reporter: good morning, norah. it all falls on where the seat belt falls on y

that's a low score. >> coincidentally coming off george w.istration, is hillary clinton business as usual or does she help the chris christies of the world? people are going to want a hard right turn. this is not her mess, but it's more of the same. she is part of the establishment. does this in any way, shape, or form have a negative impact on hillary? >> i think it hurts all democrats right now in a terrible way. he has bush level approval ratings after katrina in a 2005 poll. that was skfrl months after katrina came ashore. i think this damages all democrats. >> people want that. >> you said americans would take a hard right turn. i think what you are going to look at is first of all increased skepticism on big government solutions. that's going to help republicans. i don't think necessarily they are going to take a hard right turn and want to elect michele bachmann. a cry for competence here. this is our second president who has not seemed up to the task of being president approval ratings in the 30s and a disastrous second term. i want t

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is it as low as george bush? no. actually george bush -- >> identical. >> almost. at this point the first week in november during the fifth year of george bush's presidency his approval rating was at 40. barack obama at this point in his presidency is actually lower than george w. bush. >> everybody is seeing through it. debbie wasserman schultz went on to say what he meant by if you like your health care plan you can keep it, he was referring to the majority of americans who had health care. why qualify something when it's already true? >> obama got another life preserve, the president of the united states saying we're going to pass a law that allows people to reinstate or keep their health care if they had it prior to the law. the senate won't bring it up and the white house won't even entertain it. >> that could be very bad news for them going forward. we're going to talk about this and more of the election day postgame show in a little while but now let's go to heather nauert who has a bunch of news. >> we've got some headlines. a federal investigation is now r

low service. ♪ if it matters to you, it matters to us. ♪ >> good evening. tonight police in prince george'stigating a deadly shooting that sources tell wusa 9 happened at the end of a party in landover. debra alfarone has been on the scene all day. >> reporter: over here is mountain of miracle of fire ministries. i spoke to a man inside and he said they have nothing to do with what takes place over here. apparently there are a couple ofparties and events that happened on this space behind. but a police source i talked to said he's not so sure. the y

low point this is in barack obama's presidency. hard to overstate but not impossible. >> president obama now finds himself compared to president george w. bush as in the problems with the health care plan have become president obama's katrina. >> is this obama's katrina moment. >> president obama's katrina moment. [ laughter ] >> jon: hurricane katrina? i believe we've all seen the damning photos of presidential flyover surviving the human suffering of the healthcare.gov web site from a safe distance. i'm not trying to polish the dot terd that is healthcare.gov but comparing the government abdication of responsibility during hurricane katrina, death of hundreds of people, the displacement of hundreds of thousands of people to a bleeb (bleep) web site is offensive apparently to the people in charge during hurricane katrina. >> katrina was a real after but we also had jurisdictional challenges because we had a mayor. we had a governor of louisiana that was a challenge to work with. >> that is andy card saying it's not fair to president bush to compare the healthcare.gov rollout to katrina because during katrina bush didn't get the coop

obama thirty nine koreans and one commutation and the record low even for a modern day presidents bill clinton pardoned seventy seven and george w bush pardoned ninety nine by gary six during our pets. there are few reasons for this one is as a political liability. now at the present weren't hurting someone he'll commit a crime that after there were leaves the white house would have to take that responsibility. and this is what happened to former arkansas governor mike huckabee win after key release convicted rapist wayne did minded man proceeded to murder and three other women. now another reason and the get go what the department of justice has the authority to grant you could see petitions. some say it's a conflict of interest to how the doj review petitions of the same people be prosecuted. according to department of justice brennan obama has received more than ten thousand clemency petitions. a large majority of them are people asking for proving to be from friends and for the obama administration is looking for other ways to laugh in the us and her three favorite incarceration rates which in the heights in the world. a g

george washington arrived to help with search and rescue as well as supply aies and medil care and lo low gistty call por. support. it's about what our citizens can do it's about the big heartedness of the american people when thre they see others in trouble. i would ask anyone that would like to help to visit white house.com/typhoon. that will give you links to help in ways you can support their ofoffefforts. our friends in the fill phoenixs will face a long road ahead but they have friends and partners in america. >>> it's been six weeks skins se the accor affordable care act hn in business the roll out has been rough so far. and i think everybody understands that i'm not happy about the fact that the roll out has been, you know s. fraught with a whole range of problems i have been deep loly concerned about. today i want to talk about what we know abou about after the fit few weeks and what we can do to improve the roll out. in the first month 100,000 americans enrolled in new insurance plans. is that as high a number we would like, absolutely not. >> that does mean that people wand aff

low countries, the u.s. was totally unprepared. ask george marshall, chief of staff of the army, came to president roosevelt and said we can't do things we've done in the past. we have to act now, we have to act decisively, and you have to do it today. so roosevelt went to congress the next week and said the u.s. must build 50,000 airplanes to protect itself. and and all the auto companies were given projects to build engines and airplane parts. ford motor company was given the b-24 bomber which was a problematic airplane. it was the newest airplane we had, it was still if development stages, and -- in development stages, and they wanted to mass produce this airplane. so ford said i'm not just going to build parts, i'll build complete airplanes. they took what had been done as individual pieces, and they took the engineering drawings and designed it to -- a massive press would knock out thousands of pieces that would go onto the assembly line and basically workers with just a little bit of training could assemble these airplanes. and in 45% o

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low. that's next. >>> now it's time to show you what we are watching. former president george w. bush and former first lady laura bush paying visit to tonight show. president bush joking with jay leno about his post white house years. >> president obama is kind of getting all the late night jokes now. >> better him than me. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> are you glad you you aren't president now? >> yes, i am. eight years is plenty. >> when the president had had that heart scare, how scary was that? >> it was scary. >> yeah? >> very scary. >> yeah. >> but -- >> -- i wasn't that scared. [ laughter ] >> i wasn't that scared. >> you had obama care? >> and that's what we are watching tonight. coming up, obama care bringing moree bad news for president obama. joe trippy is here next. >>> obamacare is drowning in problems and president obama is sinking to the will he a >>> obama care is drowning and president obama is singiking to the lowest approval rating yet. democratic strategist joins us. how bad is that? >> it's bad, but it's only the second month where he's been below 40. >> that'

. >> rose: the president's very low approval ratings, dipping a little bit lower which is about where george w. bush was near the end. >> that's right. and he also -- so the gallup daily track a lot of people quibble about gallup's method but dropped to 39 which is that important, below 40 number but also in the wall street journal, latest wall street journal poll the personal approval ratings were upside down for a long time people, their feelings about his job in office have been going down, but they always thought he was a pretty good guy n is a change. when in the wall street journal poll now more people don't like him than do like him and that is a problem. because that personal likability had kind of been holding him up as much as he had been held up and once that changes that creates a whole new dynamic but how do you get out of it and there are not a lot of options to play in terms of doing things to kind of get himself... >> rose: ... into immigration reform and the things he wants to make a point in. the interesting thing about him to me, i have always been fascinated by him becaus