. >> my name is greg moore with the nacp voter fund. there were two governor's races in 2014 where there were candidates that took public financing, michigan and the state of maryland surprisingly with the republican candidate. can you speak to whether there's any research done on the impact of those campaigns in 2014 and whether or not what happened in maryland bodes well for possible republican or bipartisan support? >> i should put this to nick, who would say a little bit about maryland. about whether we've done -- we've looked at michigan or maryland's governor races and used public financing. >> no. >> we have about. >> to the latter part of your question, the more we can show it doesn't favor one party over the other instead leads to a more equal and representative state house and congress better. >> i would also just point out, they're using financing at a high rate, our governor who had run in 2010 as a nonparticipating candidate. in 2014 decided to participate in public financing. both parties are big users of this system, at l

. >> i see my colleagues greg moore and o'neill price from the democracy initiative. with nearly 50 million members who primaily work on other issues. we need to push through the road blocks in our democracy in order to have success on those core important issues. that influx has been a tremendous move forward in our field. >> i'm ryan clayton, i'm the executive director of wolf pac. i really liked one thing you said which is that one-half of your report focuses on solutions and what you can do to solve the problem. if you have prevention of harm goals, you demotivate people to happen, but you can stwal encourage people to take action and mobilize them. i'm curious to know what your visionary outcome is. what does the world look like when we win? >> for me, i'll start. my world looks like a place where regardless of whether you're a teacher or plumber or wall street executive, you have an equal chance to run for office and your voice is equal in the political process. there's a great book out there called white collar government that points out that in the last couple

greg mcbride is a senior financial analyst who is here with us and steve moore from the heritage foundation and personal finance expert. people are stashing the cash. now i have heard everything. >> definitely cash scattered around the house everywhere. this is a bad idea. i can see why they are doing it they are tired of the bank fees not getting any interest on their deposit. just stashing in this way is not necessarily a smart move for you gerri: frankly looked like consumers were on fire. a high spending nine years. have you put those two facts together? >> first of all this explains why we haven't seen the inflation that we have expected. because it doesn't matter how much money ben bernanke or janet yellen puts into the economy people are sitting on it and i think that that is a little bit key to the puzzle. and the gdp data showed consumer spending probably because they have more money due to lower gasoline prices. the big problem was the decline in the rate of business spending which is the ultimate driver of the economy in the medium and long term. gerri: 2.6% growth in the third q

michael moore called him a coward. tomorrow greg abbott declared february 2nd chris kyle day. ughts on michael moore. i find solis in the fact that the processsthetic leg i put on every day has a higher iq than him. as far as chris kyle -- governor abbott calling february 2nd chris kyle day. it's a bittersweet day. the family is very much in mourning, and it's tough. it's tough to deal with. while it's a great honor, i know they're honored by that. it's challenging to deal with it. i mean, chris hasn't been gone long. you have the movie out now. if we're going name it chris kyle day in texas, why stop there? chris kyle fought for a lot more people than just texas >>well, said. the movie "american sniper" you appear in the movie. surpassing box records. >>> u.s. marine corps. it's great to see you on the show. thank you so much. >> i appreciate it. god bless you guys. semper fie. >> coming up on the show. search is on for a terrorist loose inside america. the fbi targeting one specific pocket of the country. we'll tell you where it is next. >>> and coming to us live from glendal

moore the driver of the pickup truck. prosecutors charged him with homicide by vehicle dui and other crimes. in exton sherri greg kyw news radio for cbs3 "eyewitness news" news". >>> well the downington area school district issue this statement saying in part, "words cannot express the sadness that our school community is feeling at this time. our sincere condolences thoughts and prayers go out to the hannah began friends and familiar who'll are dealing with this horrific tragedy ". charlotte was a junior the downingtown high school west and miles a graduate. >>> police are also investigate a deadly crash in philadelphia's ogontz neighborhood. officers say two cars collided on ogontz and west fisher avenues this afternoon. one person was killed. another rushed to the hospital. there's no word on a second victim's condition tonight. >>> developing now alleged isis militants release a video they claim shows the beheading of nearly two dozen kitchens in libya. the video shows hostages being led along a beach in orange jump suits similar to those worn by others captured by isis. 21 egyptian christians were kidnapped

moores and everybody else shutting up about chris kyle and "american sniper" this week. what's going on? we will share tonight at 8 p.m. >>> i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with eric bolling, greg gutfeld and dana perino. it's 5:00 here in new york city and this is "the five." >>> today isis announced the death of another u.s. hostage but this time it's not claiming responsibility. american aid worker was captured in syria in 2013. isiss said she was just killed by jordanian air strikes. u.s. officials say they haven't had evidence to back up the claim. here is video of mueller before she was abducted. >> i reject the brutality and killings that syrian people are committing against syrian because silence is participation in this crime i declare my participation. >> isis is growing stronger but the obama administration is once again down playing the global terror threat. listen to the president's national security adviser earlier. >> while the dangers we face may be more numerous and varied they are not of the nature we confronted during world war ii or during the cold war. we cannot afford to be buffetted by alarmism and a nearly instantaneous news cycle. >> i thought it was us

moores and everybody else shutting up about chris kyle and "american sniper" this week. what's going on? we will share tonight at 8 p.m. >>> i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with eric bolling, gregerino. it's 5:00 here in new york city and this is "the five." >>> today isis announced the death of another u.s. hostage but this time it's not claiming responsibility. american aid worker was captured in syria in 2013. isiss said she was just killed by jordanian air strikes. u.s. officials say they haven't had evidence to back up the claim. here is video of mueller

moore berated chris kyle and his accomplishment. >> but one governor is fighting back. governor gregtar state and he joins us today from the capitol of austin. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning. >> good morning to you all. >> we've all seen the movie. it's a record breaker. it's the highest grossing war time movie of all time. why did you want to make this chris kyle day in texas? >> several reasons. today commemorates the day that chris lost his life. chris was a texan raised here, died here. he is a quintessential texan but more importantly than that, he's an american hero. we need to understand that we need american heros not just as people to look up to, we need american heros to protect us from evil by what chris kyle did. in the proclamation that i will be issuing here at noon in austin today i'm recognizing as chris would insist not just him, but the fact that he is the face of so many other military heros that we've had in this country. those who risked their lives, those who will do things that most americans could not even comprehend to make america a safer place. a