gov. herbert: well, we are partners in sharing the responsibilities of government. the federal government with the states. it has always been envisioned that they were equal partners. states should not be subservient. yet we see with this continued growth and expansion, the federal government encroaches, i believe, into the responsibilities of the states. and that is not a partisan issue, that is a -- democrat republican, independent agrees that the government is taking over too much. so let's get back to the concept of responsibility as defined in our constitution and what we've always known as called "federalism." susan: well, i am sure we will be hearing more about that practically with questions from our two guests. so, let me introduce them. reid wilson is at "the washington post." he's the govbeat reporter. he is following policy details with the states and federal government. james hohmann is at "politico," and he's a political reporter there. we're going to start with reid wilson.

gov.ush: thank you. when i heard he was bringing up family members, i was going to use that line. that he stole it. i am very proud of my son who got the highest vote total force -- total vote total of the candidate running for statewide office in texas. george is going to do a great job, but i am also pretty proud of 41 and 43. i love them very much. i know that is hard for the political world to accept. [applause] but it's pretty easy for me to love them. i love them unconditionally. now that therapists can opine -- now the pit -- now the therapists can opine about that. i'm delighted to be here because you are part of a great story, the revival of the city that means so much to all americans. these past few years when confronted with great challenges, you've seized the opportunity to reform the city you love. you've begun to repair the damage done by decades of mismanagement and empty promises. i want to congratulate governor rick snyder for his leadership. i want to acknowledge secreta

gov.bush: well, it was important for a lot of reasons. one, you ask governors around the country what's the number one thing that they can do to create the best business climate. increasingly it's transforming the k-12 system and making sure that the community college system and higher education is oriented towards helping deal with this opportunity gap excellence in economic development issue for sure. but it's also i think a great moral issue of our time. a third of our kids around of their, depending on how you measure, a third of our kids are truly college or career ready. that's just slow-motion tragedy. in the world we are moving towards where automation and acceleration of innovation is making it harder and harder for the first job to be created for people that are unskilled. imagine what it would be like 10 years from now or 20 years from now if we continue to just blame it on poverty, balme it on this or on that, excuse the way why we have so few kids that can enter the military o

gov. bush: thank you. i was going to use that line. i am very proud of my son who got the highest vote total force choice of a candidate running for statewide office in texas, george is going to great job on the part of the but i'm pretty but also of 41 and 43. i love them very much. i know that's hard for the political world to accept. [applause] but it's pretty easy for me to love them. i love them unconditionally. now that therapists can opine about that. sandy, i really appreciate the chance to be here. i'm delighted to be here because you are part of a great story, the revival of the city that means so much to all americans. these past few years when confronted with great challenges, you've seize the opportunity to reform the city you love. you've begun to repair the damage done by decades of mismanagement and empty promises. i want to congratulate governor rick snyder for his leadership. i want to acknowledge secretary of state with where the johnson and general shooting for being he

passed over for the movie role, she played mary poppins and parlayed the portrayal of that bouncy gov eastern essinto tonight's truive. one said hollywood is handing out foreign aid. both winners shall british. >> this is lovely. i know you americans are famous for your hospitality but this is really rid i can lurs. >> in a year of many outstanding movies it was a chore to pick the winners. the night was a huge success. >> the political landscape has changed with the 114th congress. not only are there 43 new republicans and 15 new democrats in the house and 12 new republicans and one new democrat in the senate, there's also 108 women in congress including the first african-american republican in the house and the first woman veteran in the senate. keep track of the members using congressional chronicle on c-span.org. lots of useful information there, including voting statistics on each member of congress. >> each week american history tv sits in on a lecture with one of the nation's college professors. you can watch the classes here every saturday evening at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eas

there's dot-gov, a system for our government. and then there's dot-com. how many people have some form of internet account that ends in dot-com? ok. how many of you are clueless? no, clueless people don't come to the wilson center, ok. so, lisa, can you talk about the percentage of -- let's just start with critical infastructure that is in the private sector, and why leaving the private sector with inadequate tools exposes all of us. >> so, you know, like most statistics, they're all over the place, but by any measure, you know, there's references to 85% of critical infrastructure and the backbone on which we ride, whether you're a power plant whether you're a financial company, whether you're a shopping center, all of that resides, the vast, vast majority of it resides in private sector hands. state and local government or privately owned. that means that the dot-gov piece or the dot-mil that is solely in control of the united states government, is a very very small portion, and so we are incredibly reliant for all the services we rely on, that are criti

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health care dot gov customers get the wrong tax information. what the government is doing about it from the live desk. plus new information on another royal visit. a look who will be visiting the white house. >>> and it's a weather alert day today because of the cold but tomorrow it's about snow and ice. i'll have the latest timing whdetted@@0 l<@@0 l<0 l<@@0 l<0 l>> i'm richard jordan back at live desk. just in a problem for people who signed up for health coverage through the federal exchange health care poiv gov. 800,000 people receiving the incorrect tax subsidy information. the wrong 1095 forms. some of them, subsidies too large, others two small and could delay income returns filed. extending the deadline to apply for health coverage through obamacare to april 30th. originally march 15th. now extended through april 30th. this is specifically though for people who face a penalty for not having health insurance, barbara? >> thank you. >>> a developing story this morning. doc

. >> after the gov.' moment moment to speak with the lieutenant-governor i want to no her thoughts and asked her if she thought she might inherit these problems if she becomes governor. >> were not running for governor right now. were trying to fix the problems today. >> for all my updates you can follow me on twitter @chasingronica. >> here at the 2015 budget address at the statehouse. i am joined by jim mcsweeney. we we will talk with a few of the assembly people. >> i'm not matching your attire. you are dressed for a glamorous occasion. this budget all you really arguing about is five pages. pages. the rest is mandated spending by law. this is what all the fury will be about for the next three or four months. >> well, well we we will see if we can get a little humor out of this. >> a very dark situation. the the state is broke. >> a lot of people here today said he would not be in the shape if we were as honest as the last governor >> is just common sense. you get what you pay for. for. you can keep ru

michael and noelle on donors who are about to show a wisconsin gov some love.at do you think? >> three weeks ago talking about scott walker and the iowa tap-ins and he leaps to the front. neil: what do you think is doing it? >> these fresh, he lived in a state where he took on the unions that's a big deal to take on the unions. when you are talking about bundling. neil: what are bundlers. >> in a casino, they're like a whale, a big gambler, the big donors, they have the power to raise a lot of money for the candidate. they supported that right-to-work state deal in wisconsin, a lot of people believe in scott walker and you brought up the point we were talking about the recount. he has been through. neil: would that make him leader in a general election? >> seems to be working, he's gotten a lot of momentum. he's almost displaced chris christie. neil: so he's finished. >> jeb bush to take away the establishment, i don't see anybody behind except scott walker. neil: they will fare likely in a debate. others are covering it. the rap against walker is he's great bu

commissioners will be taking a 20 or thirty minute break so if you're not here for this item you'll gov. an hour and a half before the next item will be called and free up some seats thank you. >> so i'll call names if i call your name, please line up on the screen side of the room (calling names). >> if your name has been called feel free to approach the podium and. >> hi, i'm david stewart this is any first time in city hall so i'm not as the first speaker i hope to do this the right way and take two minutes and 48 seconds i'm here actually, i live about 8 blocks from this site i work near there, too and don't have a particular i guess i don't know the developer i own a small business and as part of that i've seen people on my team try to find housing when we come to san francisco some of them have lived here a a long time and some newcomers it is catastrophic how hard it is for people to find reasonably priced homes in the city i understand people having may have a vetted interest iengsz e i'm not going to be the majority of opinion this is important for the city to move forward we'v

[closed session] >> >> we are waiting on sf gov, tv. >> okay, welcome back, to the board of supervisors meeting and we are reconvening from closed session and during our closed session we took no action. so at this time, is there a motion to not disclose any portion of the closed session discussion? motionedly supervisor ferrill and seconded by supervisor tang? and without objection, we are not going to be disclosing anything that happened in closed session. >> okay, madam clerk, can you please read the in. memorium >> it will be adjourned for the late mr. joe galarad and behalf of avalos, for aaron oliver barns junior and joe linardo and for breed, miss king, and campos, for the late miss ramona demarco and ferrill, for the late, miss beverly deangelo. >> colleagues this brings us to the end of the agenda, madam clerk is there any further business before us this evening? >> that concludes the business for us. >> okay, our meeting is adjourned. thank you colleagues. >> on december 28 1912. san francisco mayor, sonny jim rolph stared into the crowds of those who have gathered. a moment i

this bill faces the same fate and could be vetoed by gov november wolf. >> the a man serveing a life sentence is asking a federal judge to block a pennsylvania law. jamal is among the plaintiffs seeking preliminary injunctions to stop the laws enforcement. the law allows victims of violent crimes to take legal action against defenders whose conduct perpetuates their mental anguish. a speech was played before graduates of goddard college last october. he claims he's the victim of a racist justice system plaintiffs in both clues couldn't 10 the lou unconstitutionally restricts the rights of prisoners. >> penndot is getting a lot of complaints from drivers who are finding themselves veering and steering away from potholes. they often open up on the roads roads this time of year as you probably well know and some of them are not going it way in time soon. >>> no. one problem stretches along city avenue near the philadelphia and delaware county border. that's where fox 29' bruce gordon joins to us note. bruce, drivers may need to grin and bear it for while. >> reporter: yeah, no question

[applause] gov. bush: thank you. i need to make one shameless plug if you don't mind. i have -- if you're interested in learning more about the right to rise pac and the right to rise in general you can text 44144 and put rise in it and you will get information. thank you all very much. thanks for letting me calm. -- thanks for letting me come. >> thank you so much, governor. [applause] >> governor bush, thank you so much for sharing your ideas with us today, and all the best. ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much for joining us today and with that, this meeting is adjourned. have a great day, thank you so much. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] ♪[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] -- [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] >> on friday, jill stein of the green party announced an exploratory campaign for the 2016 election. she is a position specializing in internal medici

i was a we invited gov. rick perry to come and he seems to have declined. so that may make more a story about this. as where mating the us olympic committee is about to be meeting or maybe meeting already to determine who is their pick for the us big-city and of course san francisco is among those good one without giving again anything away, once we do get this weight we should probably quickly get him some notice what happens here this morning because it should weigh heavily in our favor. so i want to thank very busy fellow mayor ed lee are coming here today. and being with s&ls began a moment. i want to thank the milken institute for asking me to convene this. i was actually down at their summit calorie florida and los angeles last month speaking about innovation in cities and giving some examples actually in san francisco's something this thing he has done amazingly well that is resulted in transition to becoming one of the absolutely top model economies not only in the country but in the world. so, after they heard my pitch they asked if they told me wa

[applause] gov. bush: thank you. i need to make one shameless plug if you don't mind. i have -- if you're interested in learning more about the right to rise pac and the right to rise in general you can text 44144 and put rise in it and you'll get information to thank you all very much. >> thank you so much, governor. [applause] >> governor bush, thank you so much for sharing your ideas with us today, and all the best. ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much for joining us today and with that, this meeting is adjourned. have a great day, thank you so much. >> on friday, jill stein of the green party announced an exploratory campaign for the 2016 election. she is a position specializing in internal medicine and she served as the green party president and candidate in the 2012 election. this is about 25 minutes. [applause] >> thank you, dennis. thank you for saying so well what we are here today for and what we are really dedicated to and working for and working toward. and this is such a wonderful time to be doing that. and thank you. this is an amazing historic momen

>> it was with the gov. brown's proposition 30 campaign. i don't know the nonprofit. it was basically some nonprofit in virginia that funded a nonprofit in arizona which funded a political committee and then gave the political committee gave the money to an anti-opposition 30 committee. as a one through four states in four different nonprofits without disclosing the true source of where the money came from. and it was litigated. it was dealt with at this green court of california before the election. within two weeks of the story breaking the supreme court dealt with it. it's a very serious issue. but i think our rules covered it. >> to what thank you >> okay, two other questions unrelated. so, we are also admitting the total cost of the mailing >> that's right for a mailer that's correct. >> why is that, just for because it's too much to put on a mailer? >> well, first of all because there's a distinct rule just for mailer so what were trying to do is streamline it and make it a set of role for our alternate occasions. secondly, it's a question if particularly for re

the quote them in the book boat and they can now be read in redacted form at cia .gov. there was also an emphasis on secrecy to protect pasternak. the roles of the film of the photograph manuscripts were first provided by british intelligence which insisted that that there've been there would be no overt american involvement in the printing. in case it could be used by the soviet authority to her pasternak. that warning was followed by another from what of the british translators of doctor zhivago, george capped off who told the console in munich in the message a message that was forwarded it to moscow about pasternak had recently noted in a private conversation with one of his french translators that he didn't want the book published in russian by u.s. funded groups were in the united states. he said that this had no anti-american implication it was just a matter of personal safety for pasternak. the ideal option he said to the consul, was that the book be published in a small european country. it turned out the one chosen was the netherlands. other options of of cours

employees were rescinded by the gov for out there sam brownbeck.today don't get taken away. now in some places they are. >> well the judgment of history will be harsh on these things. i believe these things will probably -- i mean this is a roll back. in a way it's a wake-up call for people who have been taking it for granted that the future of gay and lesbian rights was proceeding at a pace and the country was behind it. this is a reminder that there are still people on the wrong side of history. and we have not sort of gotten as far as we thought we had. >> there is an interesting thing here. over 80%, 88% of fortune 500 companies are offering benefits on their own. you don't have to have the government to step in and do it. >> 20% aren't doing it. >> hold on. people are making the voluntary decisions. businesses on their own. the concern many people have especially with religious convictions, they believe in religious liberty cases popping up. we see them happening. people are concerned about religious free doms too. there has to be a balance of

. >> the blog continues, we have gov feed, we have the fix for politics, we have world views for international affairs, we're starting new public policy blogs, so all of that remains a vibrant area of coverage for us, it's something he did when he was at the washington post. some of his colleagues were doing at the washington post and it's something that we continue to do and actually expand upon. >> mr. bezos' name has come up a couple of times, let me go there. the joke -- you know, it shouldn't surprise you, again. >> i'm shocked. >> the fact of his ownership of the post is of some curiosity to people of the world we live in, and outside the world that we live, in the jokes are made, the paper will now be delivered by drones or christmas bonuses will come to people's houses in two day, free shipping. putting all that stuff to the side, you worked for the solsberger's, they're not exactly paupers. what is the difference in working for mr. bezos from what you can tell than the folks you worked for previously or does the ownership enter into the occasion despite his large brand. >> i think own

gov. herbert: well, we are partners in sharing the responsibilities of government.he federal government with the states. it has always been envisioned that they were equal partners. states should not be subservient. yet we see with this continued growth and expansion, the federal government encroaches, i believe, into the responsibilities of the states. and that is not a partisan issue, that is a -- democrat republican, independent agrees that the government is taking over too much. so let's get back to the concept of responsibility as defined in our constitution and what we've always known as called "federalism."

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gov nour brown's office will review the petition, but also added that the practice of fracking is alreadyundergoing strict and rigorous scientific analysis. >>> the executioner unmasked. the isis militant behind many disturbing beheading videos has been publicly identified. janelle wang is us with more on what we now. >> until now he's been known as jihadi john. mohammed emwazi. he's a british man from a well educated family. he's the man behind the horrific isis propaganda videos. null thousand we only knew him as the man with the british accent. >> we knew this man couldn't hide behind the mask forever. he's one of the most wanted men in the world. >> his real name, mohammed emwazi. u.s. and british intelligence officials identified him months ago, but today the media confirmed it. emwazi was born in kuwait but grew up and liveded in this west london home. he graduated from the university of westminster in london in 2009 with a computer science degree and then in 2012 disappeared to syria and joined the terror group isis. people who knew emwazi say they saw no signs of what he could bec

. >> president obama is promoting healthcare ..gov website. >> welcome back we're taking another look here, at our breaking traffic news on sky 6 there, the web lanes. platt bridge. there's an accident and serious backup. karen rogers has been talking about this and keeping an eye on it. >> reporter: yeah, this is westbound on the platt bridge, so if you're heading toward the airport, you're dealing with the accidents and it is jamming you up on the upside of the platt bridge. what we're seeing right now is police blocking all lanes no traffic getting by westbound on the platt bridge. this is creating a big jam up in the area. i-95 southbound the girard point bridge instead of the plat. you can see the headlights, look how jammed you are on the eastbound side of the bridge. that's impeding traffic in both directions on the platt bridge. it is a mess with the accident just the latest of a few accidents that we've seen. here we've got one on main street at red hill look for it at main and 5th. belmawr, an accident cleared 295 northbound at 42 that's a bad spot. be careful with that acci

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. >> there is a stalemate between the greek and german govs at the moment. the greeks have said that they are submitted their requests to the euro group for an extension. they have said, that the euro group meeting tomorrow, has only two choices. to accept or reject the greek requests. now, we will discover who wants the solution and who doesn't. this in response to a german statement earlier in the day that the greeks request to the euro group was inadequately praised, quote that it is not a proposal that leads to taj solutions. what was that request? the greeks have asks for a sib month bridge period, a truce if you will, which it's credits in europe would finance that means they would meet the debt schedule, the repayment of the debt, that is owed to the bank, and other european countries. and they would allow greece that grace period in which to renegotiation several things. however, the germans have rejected that, and the greeks are saying let's see what happens. let's see if most or all of the 18 other members of the euro zone agree with the position.

this is the aftermath of gov air strikes on rebel held positionses. on the outskirts of damarcus.ictims are taken to field hospitals. the army has recently suffered major losses in the this area. largely controlled by the army of islam, one of the main opposition armed groups in syria. the army has also launched air strikes using barrel bombs. fighters have been trying to control this mountainous area, if they capture it, they say they can easily smuggle weaponses to the outskirts of the capitol. government attacks are aimed at driving rebels out of the areas. that surround damascus. s in a convoy from the army of islam, on itas way to shell areas in the capitol. >> our attack is the government through damascus of civilians and the outskirts of damascus and across the country. before any attack we issue warnings. the armed group has consolidated it's control in many areas near damascus. here it's fighters attack government poxes. worsening with do not favor the situation to be like this. and exchange shelling from both sides. we don't accept bombards civilians even if it was by th

. >> you can see how different an official gov fle card looks from your typical credit card. as for terrell mccray, his court proceedis a ongoing. he's charg with fraud and the fire department put him on paid administ leave. prs say he's pleaded not guilty. >> a second d.c. fire employee a veteran fire inspector was arrest and has since quit. she took $11,000 in gas for her person use at taxpayers expense. d.c.'s interim fire chief was asked if he would consider eliming the fleet cards from his agency. i think the gsa has a clear way to monitor, and we have improv our ability to monitor how the gas cards are being used. no i don't we should elimine it. we should take the steps necessary to protect the things that we're entrusted with. >> for more information about these d the others suspected of fleecing taxpayers for buying gasoline for their own cars go to the nbc washington app. scott mcfarland news 4 eye-team. a judge has denied bond for daniel rosen. the state department's chief counte official. he has been charged with solici sex from a minor. he'll be >>> the man who k

take it for the gov. >> it's up to you, new york. new york. ♪ it is ring adding baby.n't that brilliant? after that show appeared my old friend joe piscopo wouldn't soil itself with this show anymore. oh, contraire, i was wrong. joe piscopo is back and ready to sing the chris christie blues. even though he is begging conservatives want to sell him short. >> if i run for president i'm not worried about what polls say 21 months before we'll elect the president of the united states. i'll take my chances on me i've done pretty well so far. >> jokers, let itjoe, let it go? why is he pouncing like this? >> i love it. i had a former new jersey governor, tom cain. (?) this is a great man. and someone -- neil: he's had icy relations -- >> well, he was governor christie's mentor early on. i said, what do you think of chris christie? he said, don't ever count him out. he is as politically savvy as bill clinton. i think he's right. neil: i think the former governor has been drinking. i love him to death. i'm only kidding. i don't know if -- but come on. >> it was great. two days a

that has some county executives lobbying the new gov tor to keep that project on track. our bureau chief has more on what this could mean for businesses if the funding falls through. >> reporter: a lot of words about roads but not light rain rail. that's what the executives want to hear. this will be one of the stops here in college park if approved and county executives are saying this improved transportation is what this region needs. it's a large multiuse development next to the mark station. it promises easy transit access. >> a lot of the people in our apartment building don't have cars. a person living here doesn't need a car. they can go two stops, change trains and go to bethesda. >> reporter: it's part of the the developer attended the conference at the university of maryland. politicians from montgomery are asking business owners to lobby the governor and remind him what's at stake if he does not commit to funding the purple line. . >> what i'm asking and what i'm saying to you, we have to convey that message to the government. >> reporter: the purple line is 1

i want everyone to get on health care dot gov. find out what options are available to you in your state and your community. we have people around the table finding out they can pay as little as $20 or $30 a month. the average is less than $100 a month. and that is something that a lot of folks out there can afford. we have millions of people still qualified, who have a chance to sign up, but you have to do it by february 15th. get on healthcare.gov, look at what your options are. understand this is something that can give you the security and the peace of mind that is price less. to my friends on capitol hill i ask them once again to consider why they would think it an important pryoriority so take away health care from some ten million people. people who are working hard and in many ways at no fault of their own were dealt a band hand. regina did not ask at 12 to get a series of cancers. we want her to succeed. she is overcoming incredible ods.ods odds. why do we want to make it impossible for her to live out her life with securi

there's dot-gov, a system for our government. and then there's dot-com. how many people have some form of internet account that ends in.com com? -- that ends in dot-com? ok. how many of you are clueless? no clueless people don't come to the wilson center, ok. so lisa, can you talk about the percentage of -- let's just start with the private sector,&why leaving the private sector with inadequate tools exposes all of us. >> so, you know, like most statistics, they're all over the place, but by any measure, you know, there's references to 85% of critical infrastructure and the backbone on which we ride whether you're a power plant, whether you're a financial company whether you're a shopping center all of that resides, the vast vast majority of it resides in private sector hands. state and local government or privately owned. that means that the dot-gov piece or the dot-mil that is sole until control of the united states government is a very very small portion, and so we are incredibly reliant for all the services we rely on, that are critical in many instan

wawa ceo joined the gov tour to announce plans for 50 new florida stores over the next two years.ht now you'll find about five dozen mostly right around orlando. how did governor scott fall in love with wawa? >> my experience with wawa goes back to where my daughter went to college. she went to college of william and mary and there was wawa two or three doors down, and she loved the store. and i don't think there was a visit to her campus that we didn't go there a lot. >> florida's governor will end his trip tomorrow hoping to drum up more business for his state which would mean bad things for our economy. >>> in cumberland county people remain upset over the arrest avenue will he tired teacher. this guy is in big trouble over his 300 ---year-old collectible pistol that can't even fire. >> cumberland county sheriff is answering his many critic. here's bill anderson. >> reporter: the case of 72-year-old gordon vangilder caused a lost controversy. he's the man arrested for having 18th century pistol in his car car. there are allegations there also may have been drug in the car a lot

passage in the book where the british foreign secretary in 2010 asked the governor of the provincial gov of helmund what will be the british legacy, and i i think he was expecting well, how long will the british legacy last? and he expected a decade or decades or a generation and the man replied, within 48 hours we'll -- afghan officials well by out of here or hanging from the nearest tree and that's what is coming to pass now. reports of outposts very close to -- have been taken by the taliban. the wire breached the british base that collocated with the u.s. marine corps base and my first visit to hell minute was in january 2006 before the british arrived, and i went there on my own with another reporter and afghan driver and fixer, and we drove in from kandahar. did not feel safe and it was lying on the back of the seat. war lords sort of walking on the road. american contractors, defense contractors, saying the british can be hit on the road. afghans talk get battle of may 1 from the 19th century and the bones of the british will be lying with their grandfathers. so, i think we have n

. >> i've had it with the gov. the inn great.owboys fan but did he have to rub it in when he acted like a five yours old in cowboys owner injury jones box and he got there by a free plane flight. governor christie doesn't act he knows where he's from. at one point i like the guy. don't forget when he came to an eagles gap during the season, "these philadelphia fans are the worse in the america" really i've had it with christie i'm hoping the bridge is open for me when i get to drive to new jersey. i'm howard eskin and i've had it it. >> all right. and howard, as you heard always has an opinion. now we want your opinion of him. shoot your video take your best shot at howard and up load it to us with the hash tag fox 29 weekend. we'll play back the best responses and i'm sure there will be a lot of them. ♪ >> new at 6:00, a local driver witnesses a terrifying crash. >> i hear this police sirens and then just a smash and flying suv over top my car. >> what caused this metal mash up that included philadelphia police cruisers. >>> a c

. >> i'm publicly asking the gov nofr to withdrawal this order. stand as we all do with our crime victims. >> reporter: now the governor says, of course he does have compassion for crime victims, but also wants to make sure there's no systematic bias inside the state's capital punishment system. we tried to reach out to the family of that murder victim to get their reaction to this decision by the governor. but it appears they have moved from here since that crime in the 1980s. raendz gill randy gyllenhaal nbc10. >> we asked the question on our facebook page. here are some comments. christine said i voted for this guy and already i'm thinking, made a mistake. susan writes crime will climb now, thanks top. vinnie says the problem with the death penalty is that it's not 100% accurate. innocent people get convicted and executed. you can become part of this conversation. just "like" our nbc10 facebook page. we post top news stories there. you can share your thoughts. we may air your comments on "nbc10 news." >>> we have new information tonight about a

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. >> excuse me www point health care point gov is now capable of handling 800,000 folks a day. >> alle owe rise. oh, i'm sorry, excuse me. conspiracy theories. >> how did it start, was it your idea or a writer or loren michaels? >> no i saw that you had a show. i thought this is good for us because that's the thing that they do is talk shows like really well, and it's good for me because it gives me a character to do on the show. you know what i mean it would be good for cold opens and you get to say live from new york and stuff like that. >> give me the art of you doing your impersonation of sharpton. how do you get yourself -- >> it's just in my ears. it's what i hear from you. i hear that boisterousness. you talk with such a gruff and it's kind of a thing. i don't know it's embedded in you. and it's like just little twangs. >> you've got to get a little gruffer than that. >> well when i'm really doing it, yeah i feel you, though. >> see, you've got to lose a little more weight so you can have more hair. >> yeah i'm weighing on myself. >> i don't want you -- you know how many hours,

that's just reality, gov. >> governor i want to tell you that here at cnn, the women are not smoking, drinking having premarital sex, in fact no sex before work no cursing. so welcome back to cnn. >> thank you, dana. by the way, you know, i think what i should have told megan was, my gosh, megan, i've only been gone three weeks and the place has just gone to the dogs. >> they need you there. >> it was a funny moment. yeah, no, it was funny. you know, i was in on the joke as was megan, yet i read stories where people said, megan kelly really took it to mike huckabee. i'm thinking, you guys are hilarious. i thought you guys need a sense of humor. we had a lot of fun with it. >> let's see if anybody takes it seriously. let's move on to something that is serious. a brand-new poll out this morning in iowa that shows that you're doing okay but you're not at the top of the heap there. scott walker, the governor from wisconsin, is at the top. 16%. rand paul, 15%. you are at 13% and the list goes on and on and on and on. let's just talk about scott walker first. what do you think of his mojo?

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they have the lead on .gov and support to .com, and then we assist as necessary. >> the general is correct. it's a complicated question. we would have to study this, and we will take that for evaluation. >> i will follow up with your office to get that done. it's fairly new, and it's branching out. we want to make sure it's very very secure. i want to join with the governor of puerto rico and the chairman in their concern about funding for dhs. the virgin islands, and just for your acknowledgment, and we will follow up with the nj with this -- the virgin islands is in proximity to the british virgin islands which is in close proximity to a number of caribbean islands going down the chain. we have a tremendous issue with human trafficking through the u.s. virgin islands, particularly in the evening. in some instances, where the island of st. john is located -- i'm not exaggerating -- you can literally cross from one country to the next on an inner tube. our local police department have picked up koreans, asians, folks from europe, chinese coming through there in the evening. they come right

. >> reporter: this year cpac ever colorful features gov-tron leading the fight against big government pro-tax reform photo booth and appeals to younger conservatives as well as the cpac straw poll a barometer for gop activists. but perhaps nothing was as popular as the red meat. cruz playing this word association game with fox news channel host sean hannity. >> hillary clinton. >> washington. >> bill clinton. >> youth outreach. >> reporter: just scathing there as you can see. cpac this year comes amid a surge in the poll for wisconsin governor scott walker. he is going to be speaking next hour so people really paying attention to him as polls show that he is right now the top republican potential presidential candidate in the first in the nation caucus state of iowa. very important there. we are also going to be hearing this evening from bobby jindal and sarah palin who will no doubt be a crowd pleaser, then a really big day tomorrow. jeb bush marco rubio, rand paul rick perry as well as donald trump. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> in addition to looking ahead to 2016 potent