has that happened? >> if has not happened. i closed my practice back in 2007. >> so you do not stand before jurors anymore. >> but there was a dicey time i was doing viral video and trying cases. and i had to break it to my clients. i was like how am i going to let me represent them. i'm a clown on the internet. >> did you see the viral video thing? >> we got on letterman, i can't keep it a see krecht and they were all remarkably good. i thought they could wo say you can't be my lawyer. they said that's good, that's fantastic. >> do net ever hire a viral video. incredible in front of a jury. i know you have question. the mentos guy, did you stumble into it? you dropped a mentos into a diet coke? >> we were getting ready for that. once we knew we wanted to do a video. we tried a combination of every soda. it was very scientific. i had bowls of different soda. i would drop a mentos -- >> i i want to go to that. hey, we should drop candy in soda thing. >> a small puppy in the -- >> it was out there in the corner of parlor tricks

it will not happen again. what will happen. >> with will happen we may well hit the sequester. the prevailing opinion on capitol hill. it is so interesting to hear how both sides how devastating it would be, devastate the pentagon. the white house says that it would mean law enforcement officers will be laid off and teachers and food safety inspectors. so what is the congress, republicans and democrats what are they doing? they're taking next week off and going on recess. when they get back there will only be three, four days until the march 1st deadline kicks in. i think we'll probably hit the sequester. it will be interesting to see what the real world effect is and how the markets and people react to it. bill: if that is the case, is either side cheering for this to happen? >> no. bill: hey it happened and, the sky did not fall and there's your proof? >> no, i don't think either side is cheering for it but i think that each side thinks they will get the benefit of it. i know the white house believes that they're on the right side of this issue politically. and it's interesti

and then you see that happen. so i would say that in our film these little moments, like what ros said about things that come out of your mouth with your kids, you are, like, oh, no. these are the things, this is actually where the rubber meeting the road a little bit and it's the hardest stuff. we screened in sioux city before anyone had seen the movie for all the administrators in the movie. obviously we've been down a long road with this community and i will make a point thanking them for their courage in making this film, which is what you thought nobody would ever do, which is allow a camera to film for a year inside a building and film those interactions and those conversations. but they did it because they wanted to do better. but when we first did the screening, someone that had been an administrator for many many years basically said, listen, if we're going to be honest in unpacking this movie, then we have to recognize and i'll be the first one to say it, that i have made those mistakes. i have rushed to

takes a closer look now at how it all happened. it was like a scene from a movie but with one exception it was real first the brilliant flash was big bright like he was shining across the sky you know blinding brighter than the sun the skies were lit up by a meteor streaking across the skies above the russians. over want to have thousand kilometers east of moscow where not just unusual glare on the floor i thought it was lines from a car then we ran to the window saw this strange cloud and then and then this. would turn around and the wall was gone and someone had moved it the series of massive explosions rocked the entire city damaging buildings and shattering windows . nasa said the explosive force of the media were breaking up was the equivalent of two one to hear oshima bombs over twelve hundred people were injured including over two hundred children mostly from pieces of shattered glass. that the windows just exploded i saw one girl he had and a growing his hand we were told to quickly put our clothes on and ran outside and ma

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and whether it's probably happening or it's just happening individually you know it may statement can change that fact to what everyone is clearly say so yeah there's a g. twenty meeting today it seems like the g. twenty meeting coming out of the g. seven meeting you've got the g. seven are the debtors and that are going to meet with their creditors they're coming up with a plan to meet what the creditors of the child as in the rushes the world who are financing the the west so to speak what's going to be their plan where i am i think i'm going to go in with the same policy because i think we're trying to go into the united front and japan you know this is all kind of started from this currency war is happening and meanwhile like you say you've got the credits. nations of the g. twenty and we've had at least three or four years that they nation saying that these currencies are being devalued and we want to see something being done in the way the and sasha current system is being run is two dollars centric and it's not you know it's not fair on them and you know brazil said a couple of

but it's never happened on this stage. not with the lights shining so brightly on this game. >> i grew up in louisiana, spent a lot of time in new orleans. i grew up in baton rouge, i spent a lot of time in new orleans. people who live around the superdome, you know, the power goes out a lot around the superdome, the power grid gets stressed a lot. especially with the french quarter there and after hurricane katrina. usually there is a backup generator, a reserve generator, just like they have in hospitals. in any major facility, you would think in a sporting facility like that, they would have it, in an arena like that. things were going so well for new orleans when it came to recovery for hurricane katrina, every time i go back, the city really looks like it's recovering, this is a huge black eye, the world is watching, all of a sudden in the middle of the biggest game of the year, the biggest sporting game of the year, the power goes out and the momentum of the game changes. this is not good for the city. i love the cit

what happens.t. >> that has been the argument since the dawn of time. you can't have a minimum wage. you certainly can't raise the minimum wage. because that will mean employers will higher fewer people. unemployment will go up. you will cost people their jobs. it's always the same argument. but here's the thing. we can check to see if that argument works. because we've done this before a zillion times. at various times we have both established a minimum wage and raised the minimum wage in states like florida, colorado, ohio, missouri, alaska, kansas, just about anywhere in the country. when it happens federally we can compare before and after and when it happens between states we can compare what happens. this isn't a hypothetical question. we can look at the cause and effect of these policies. this is empirical. this is knowable. and here's what we know. raising the minimum wage has little to no effect on low wage employment. it's an empirical thing. you can check it. one study done in the mid '9

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can this possibly happen? >> well, we've not give know up on this, bob, and the reason we've not given up on this is because it's going to have a real impact, on middle-class families-- >> schieffer: it's going to have an impact on everybody. >> across the board. the lens through which the president is going to see the fight is what is the impact on middle class family and the kind of investments we expect for the economy to grow from the middle out. so our hope is that this does not happen, that we choose-- rather than make this an ideological fight as it appears to be right now among some on the republican caucus, we just do a balanced approach to fix this problem. >> schieffer: i agree with all that b, but when you have the speaker of the house saying i can't work with the president any more. every time i work with him i get bermuda. when he says he won't take on the liberals in his own party on reforming the social programs, and then you see the president, he's not talking to anybody. he's out making speec

and whether it's really happening or it's just happening individually you know a nice statement couldn't. can change this fact to where everyone is clearly say so yeah there's a g. twenty meeting today it seems like the g twenty meeting coming out of the g. seven meeting you've got the g seven or the debtors and that are going to meet with their creditors they're coming up with a plan to me what the creditors of the chinas in the rushes the world are financing the the west so to speak what's going to be their plan where i am i think they're going to go in with the same policy because i think trying to go into the united front and japan you know this is all kind of started from this currency wars happening and meanwhile like you say you've got the nations of the g. twenty and we've had at least three or four years if they nation saying that these currencies are being devalued and we want to see something being done in the way the and sasha current system is being run is two dollars centric and it's not you know it's not fair on them and you know brazil said their company years ago and the

we have a lot of news happening on the ground. but the big shock and awe, falling from the sky is leading it all. i'm talking quite literally here. while you were sleeping this unbelievable scene was unfolding in southern russia. close encounters of the third kind. wow. raining down near the euro mountains, that is a meteor breaking up over the earth's atmosphere. it's like a crazy scene from a movie but it's real. make no mistake, the scenes and the light coming from a meteor as it streaks across the side. the blinding flash. the deafening explosion. caught on tape. up 1,000 people were hurt because of this meteor. nearly 300 buildings were reported damaged including this factory that you're seeing. glass windows were shattered and blown out. entire walls collapsed and roofs caved in. throughout this region, all of it from a meteor the size of a big kitchen table. but weighing in at about ten tons but it tore through the earth's atmosphere at an alarming speed about 33,000 miles per hour. jim bolden is standing by with the very l

we wish it to happen. lucille wouldn't be here without those miracles. [ applause ] world-class miracles, right? but there is a lot of challenges in our lives. and things that we're confronted with, but as doug kind of explained we got it together when we knew we were challenged. i think, i mean, i look at people, like leader pelosi, to give me the kind of personal incentive that i need to move things forward. because if you talk about someone who is fearless, you will go back to washington, d.c.. i mean, here in our setting, we have a lovely time, thanking each other, but when you go to d.c., and you know what she has to face, you really appreciate her fearlessness. that cliff was real. the conversations are nasty. they are insensitive to our world of miracles here. we love and touch each other and we know what that feels. in d.c. it's hard to gain that with the conversations that they have there, but for her leadership, but for her connections but for her introductions to the federal agencies that we nee

to demand of these things would have been happen would have happened if there were the invasion had happened right i mean iraq was one country before the invasion and they were asleep well in florissant anyway hand they say is that way while i can say it i could be wrong but i can say it happy what do you think well out there for me not to papeete them ok ok i like to where i like to add to both our guest said which is absolutely correct by the the way. initial in polls of after shock and awe. by the absolutely inflame of the coalition provisional authority was stupid to sunni is that going to is was the way to balkanize the country at the same time a ground zero of disaster capitalism and you have to divide and subdivide the populations so they applied more or less the lebanese model so it was assumed as against shiites and sunnis shiites and kurds all fighting against each other and this is what happened nowadays the country for all practical purposes formerly iraq is totally balkanized if you go to the mountains in iraqi kurdistan is another police it's like the caucasus already

you think this will happen?> i think it will happen, barring some additional revelation concerning his comments about israel and all those other really unfortunate things he said in the past. >> let me ask you about john brennan, nominated to be cia director. you wanted certain information about benghazi. how far are you willing to go to delay the brennan vote in order to get the information you want? >> i think it depends on his answers, to start with. second of all, we still don't know who was rescued from the consulate in benghazi. we still don't know who made out the trackialking points. mr. brennan said he was opposed to waterboarding and torture but at the same time he has said it has saved lives. i would like to know what lives were saved because the information i have is it saved no one's life. in fact, it was a lot of misinformation. >> if you don't get answers, would you put a hold on that? would you try -- >> i think you examine your options when you decide on -- when you -- on the information, but he

it happens all the time.ret thatcher's son long ago was charged in south africa with trying to start a war. that was plea bargained away. this does seem to offer the possibility of a plea bargain where pistorius pleads. the only issue in this case is intent. everybody knows he killed her. >> it's just a matter of degrees, if you will. it's the same thing you have a lot of times in the u.s. >> the victim's cousin, you heard her. she said something that the judge also said. the unanswered question, any one of us, i would imagine, would hear an intruder, you're going to nudge your wife or your girlfriend or whoever you're in bed with. >> maybe you didn't want to nudge her so she would be startled so somebody would see where she was. we have a tendency here in the u.s., and i know it was the cousin saying it, we have a tendency to project on what our cultural norms on to them. you're talking about somebody -- >> we don't love our spouses more than south africa. >> a gated community where there's a culture of fear

>> what happened to the deer? >> it kicked off of me and just kept on trucking. >> so do you have any idea what left that behind? >> i'm going to guess a horse. >> the wasp, did you feel the sting and you didn't know what happened? >> i've been stung before, not a big deal. when i got into a openu cheek, well, that's not good. >> i read your wife had quite a reaction. >> i didn't call ahead to let her know, and i said wasp to the face, and from her face, i knew it was real bad. >> it is really bad. >> this happens more often than you think. next time i'm going to grab that deer and eat him for dinner. >> starting to fight back! >>> i have a couple videos that shows us the violence that continues in syria. the first is shot from what looks like first person perspective inside a bunker, and look what comes into view. >> oh my god. >> oh no! >> it's pointed right at the camera. >> the tank fires more than once, and we see the debris, the rubble, and the dust, it sounds like it fours four times. i cording to the poste

and buildings while injuring and be willed ring those inside and you can see the images of that happening right here after a struggle to locate traces of the space visitor a team from the russian academy of sciences has reportedly found some remnants of the media or r.c.c. good piece going on takes a closer look now at how it all unfolded. it was like a scene from a movie but with one exception it was real first the brilliant flash was big bright like he was shining across the sky you know blinding brighter than the sun the skies were lit up by a meteor streaking across the skies above the russians. over want to have thousand kilometers east of moscow where not just any usual glaring flaws i thought it all lies from a car then we ran to the window saw this strange cloud and then and then this. would turn around and the wall was a gun like someone had moved it the series of massive explosions rocked the entire city damaging buildings and shattering windows. nasa said the explosive force of the media or breaking up was the equivalent of two one to hear oshima bombs over twelve hundred peopl

we've had that happen. we've had people pull their name from contention when it became clear they could not win confirmation in the senate. but president obama's nominee for defense secretary chuck hagel, he does have majority support in the senate. what happened today is that a minority of that body, the republicans, decided that they were going to block him anyway. never happened before. they filibustered a cabinet nomination. in the past, over the years there have been a couple of token efforts at maybe doing this in the past that got a handful of votes. didn't actually slow down or stop anything. but the minority actually blocking the nomination, that is a whole new thing. this is a fresh hell in american politics. and that is why before today, even republican senators said it would be nuts to do this. before today these senators, these republicans for example all said yeah, listen. i might be opposed to chuck hagel for defense. i might vote no on his nomination, but i'm not going to blow up 220-somethi

pants and the female in a dress because they were too nervous to put real humans up just in case they happen to be gay again thanks for the laugh box now let's break that. remember that bill that had so many activists up in arms about a bill that had all the potential to change the internet as we know it well tomorrow congress will be reintroducing the cyber intelligence sharing and information act better known as. the controversial bill is word for word the same as its predecessor which failed to be brought to a vote in the senate last year despite protests from the backlash against the implications this bill could have on privacy tech giants like google and facebook support the legislation arguing that would help bolster their defense against cyber attacks now it's just a passes it could potentially allow private companies to share your private information with intelligence agencies and the d.h. ass so to discuss what we can expect from tomorrow's vote on this controversial piece of legislation i'm joined by our two web producer andrew blake what's going on at all you know you know we've g

what happens?it is left to the prosecutors. >> reporter: the end result of this is only one in 40 cases now goes to trial. most of them are plea bargained away. law professor glen reynolds suggested one solution, loser pays even in criminal trials. if a prosecutor piles on charges, he should be required to pay the legal costs to a defendant for whatever charges are dropped or lost at trial. it is controversial but, reynolds for one sees that as the potential solution, jon. jon: yeah. having sat on a federal grand jury myself for three years i know something about the power of the federal government in cases like these. doug mckelway in washington, thank you. jenna: best three years of your life, right? jon: well --. jenna: you learned a lot. jon: i did learn a lot. it was interesting. jenna: very interesting. the nightmare at sea finally over for more than 4,000 people trapped on that cruise ship without power or working bathrooms. what is next for the passengers? we'll have a live report ahead. >>

and whether it's really happening or it's just happening individually the statement can change that fact to where everyone can clearly say so yeah there's a g. twenty meeting today it seems like the g. twenty meeting coming out of the g. seven meeting you've got the g. seven are the debtors and now they're going to meet with their creditors they're coming up with a plan to me what the creditors the chinas of the russias the world who are financing the the west so to speak what's going to be their plan where i am i think they're going to go in with the same policy because i think they are trying to go in with the united front and japan you know this is all kind of started from this currency wars happening and meanwhile you say you've got the nations of the g. twenty and we've had at least three or four years that they've nation saying that these currencies are being devalued and you know we want to see something being done in the way the and sasha current system is being run is two dollars centric and it's not you know it's not fair on them and you know brazil said a couple of years

i mean, how many times did that happen? >> it happened a lot. it happened so much that people in 2012 were thinking wait a minute. what year are we in? we hadn't seen that kind of effort to suppress the vote in a very long time. the idea -- now, look. it's a good thing that the justices are asking tough questions, the right questions. andrea mitchell earlier in the afternoon did an interview with eiffel. and she said the liberal justices on the court also asked for tough questions of the solicitor general who's arguing on behalf of the government. against the shelby defendants, if you will. so as pete said, we can't read too much into what -- into the conservative justices' questions. but when you have antonin scalia talking about racial entitlement, that should send a shiver through people's pines about what could happen. >> isn't this an attempt to institutionalize gerrymandering. because we've already seen gerrymandering of congressional districts. but if this were allowed to happen -- if this voting rights act were struck down, this would gi

it will never happen again. i can tell you that for now. >> he started to giggle because he thought it was funny and partly because he was just really, really nervous having just been caught and now being confronted. so it's funny? >> no, i'm just thinking to myself that this would never happen again. this is not something, no, this is not right. >> you're promising right now you'll never -- >> i'm promising myself. >> hook up with a 14-year-old girl online and tell her to have sex with her cat and walk into her house naked. >> not even under 19. no. i promise that to myself. not even to you. just to -- this is not good. >> there's something else you need to know. i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc." we're doing a story on adults who try to meet teens online. >> yes, sir. >> now, if there's anything else you'd like to say about this predicament you're now in, we'd love to hear it. >> just, trust me, it will never happen again. >> if there's nothing else you have to say, you're free to walk out that door where y

how do you see what's happening?well, that's been the excuse for a long time and we keep doing the same thing, we keep having airlines go into bankruptcy so it's not stabilizing so well. something isn't quite going right. i think that when you keep cutting down the number of airlines you're eliminating competition. and when you eliminate competition the prices are going to rise. right now the airlines have the ability to use what they call their own -- to hold their capacity lower and they're very, very try dand at doing that. and that's a form of competition because they're not competing with each other. they're not competing in terms of capacity so that's one of the big differences. this airline has no benefits for consumers it only rearrange it is chairs on the deck of the ship. >> brown: that's not what the c.e.o. said. let me ask holly hegeman. do you see benefits for consumers or impact on consumers. what we heard from the c.e.o. was there's not a whole lot of overlap between these two companies. >> i disagree

nobody plans on any of these things happening. we had a pretty good year last year and hopefully we'll have another good one this year. >> but an officer could be sitting for two weeks off duty because -- >> i'm sorry, i didn't mean to interrupt you. >> go ahead. >> they were given an administrative assignment. i think this will address it. for the first 10 days you've seen that we keep them pretty busy. there's actually a number of things that they have to do. and they are going through, you know, it's a traumatic instance they've gone through. but the officer is not prohibited from working. so, we've had officers that are on the cit team. and they were able to do some follow-up, you know, in-house things, some of the choreseses that they normally when they're running around answering calls and doing what they do in the normal routine, they're not able to get to. they're able to complete? some of their chores they can do in that administrative capacity. * >> thank you, sergeant novack. that make it perfectly clear. just backing u

to define if things would have been happening would have happened if there were the invasion had happened right i mean iraq was one country before the invasion and now that's later rate well i'm sure it's not a hand they say is that way well i can say it i could be wrong but i can say it happy what do you think well let me go to papeete then ok ok i like to wear our like to add to both our guest said which is absolutely correct by the the way. initial in polls of after shock and awe. by the absolutely in famous a coalition provisional authority was stupid to soon is that going to this was the way to balkanize the country at the same time a ground zero of disaster capitalism and you have to divide and subdivide the populations so they applied more or less the lebanese model so it was assumed as against shiites and sunnis shiites and kurds all fighting against each other and this is what happened nowadays the country for all practical purposes formerly iraq is totally balkanized if you go to the mountains in iraqi kurdistan is another police it's like the caucasus already has nothing to do

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takes a closer look now at how it all happened. it was like a scene from a movie but with one exception it was real first the brilliant flash this big bright like him shining across the sky you know blinding brighter than the sun the skies were lit up by a meteor streaking across the skies above the russians. over want to have thousand kilometers east of moscow where not just unusual glare on the floor i thought it was lines from a car then we went to the window saw this strange cloud and then and then this. would turn around and the wall was a gun and someone had moved it the series of massive explosions rocked the entire city damaging buildings and shattering windows. nasa said the explosive force of the media were breaking up was the equivalent of two one to hear oshima bombs over twelve hundred people were injured including over two hundred children mostly from pieces of shattered glass. the windows just exploded i saw one girl he had and a bring his hand we were told to quickly put all clothes on and ran outside and many were

she happens to be the chair the senior commission. the seniors in our city need some extra help when it comes to transportation. simple things like even getting a clipper card; notices have been sent; when the seniors go to [indiscernible] wait in line, sent to 27a, assigned again to 11s to find out that is where they can get a clipper cart. little things like that. you may think this comes under the jurisdiction of the mta; it comes under the jurisdiction of all supervisors so they represent seniors fairly. i hope in general of having a strategy to improve traffic flow now that you will attend to that. i will be attending some of the meetings, not all of the meetings. to remind you again again what is best for our city. thank you very much. >> thank you. any other member of the public alike to speak on this item? so please come forward. >> good morning, my name is peter cohen, with the council committee organizat

when i talk there should not be any problem because it always happens after 2:00 >> it happens after 2:00 >> but now i am going to close 12 and there should not be any problem. >> there should not be any problem. >> she says that she closes at 12. >> there should not be any problems. >> she is going to have a security she said. >> also going to put the security. >> no problem. >> any other questions? >> no. >> any other questions, commissioners? >> no. >> kim. why don't you have a seat, okay? and we will finish, thank you very much. >> let me hear from... >> this place has been around a long time. i know of... >> the permit officer. >> yes. you are jumping the gun. >> sorry about that. good evening, commissioners. dave freus northern station. the reason that i am here this evening is because town music studio, located at 1660 geary boulevard is coming into compliance to come for a place of entertainment permit. northern's station position on this permit is that town music gets approval for their permit so long as they have an adequate security plan. northern station's primary concern

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that process happens in the gun debate, it's happening everywhere in this country. i had a conversation with him and said, listen, if you think the solution that you're telling me you're going to do in your next term is you're going to raise taxes on the wealthy, i'm more than willing to pay that. i'm supportive of that. but that will raise $80 billion. even less now because they cut it from 250 as the cutoff. that will run the country for eight days. $10.4 billion a day. that's not even going to scratch the $1.1 trillion. what else are we going to do? he said i think what will happen is the republicans will have a kick-around and we'll start working together. i said as long as there's demonization, there's no chance of coming up with an intelligent compromise. that's the single issue that's got to shift. one man grabbed my hand, i think that's enough of this conversation. he said no, he said tony has given us creative tension and he pulled me aside and said, come to the white house and we'll talk about this. we have to have a unifying message. we're missing that ri

but i do want you to know that that did happen. we are also dealing with the parking garage and maybe improving lighting or they did not have an attendant there. >> these are the things that effect the entertainment industry on a pretty large scale but these are the issues. we are looking with the bureau and the lighting situation to see if those things can be improved. >> on february 13th, the victim was in route to center fold to meet with friends and he was robbed at samson and belao and was beaten by three to four suspects they are looking for them. >> last that i heard he was in a coma having surgery, regarding, i guess reliefing pressure on the brain and that was the latest i guess on monday. >> february ninth at the rec room, there was a petty theft and then on february 6th at 219, the hungry eye, 554 broad way they were operating after 2 a.m. without an extended permit. sergeant gains talked with them and made a police report and they have been told that they need to go for an after hours permit in order to them to operate

i think they will happen.not going to be for tax increases and i suspect there will be no taxes. bill: just to be clear, the sequestration will happen then. the defense department will be hit with $500 million in cuts. >> the cuts will happen. the president has to decide if he's willing to make some cuts on the entitlement programs so execution security, medicaid, medicare lasts for another generation. that's the kind of compromise he could make if he wanted to. i certainly agree with senator mccain that he ought to call the leaders down to the white house and figure out what needs to happen so we do the right thing in the right way rather than the right thing in the wrong way. everybody knows we have to reduce spending. and we have to decide what spending we are going to reduce. at this point the spenting will be across the board in defense and non-defense discretionary. if that's the only choice, it's better than not getting the spenting under control. bill: nancy pelosi says it's a false argument to say we

what happened?reporter: well, it was a plea. >> he plead out obstruction of justice. >> reporter: right. the matter is he was not found guilty of murder. >> of anything. listen. ray louis, there are people that say why are you bringing up his past in he brought up his own past. he keeps saying he's redeemed and a new person. stop saying we're bringing up his past, he's the one doing it and that's why we're talking about it. >> reporter: exactly. which makes the point even more poignant. he is bringing up the past and wants to rectify it in the future. it's been very few occasions in the history of sports that a guy had retired going out on top. >> it's all at how you look at it. america is a place of redemption stories. terrence standby. we'll talk to lamar camp bell after the break. while going shoeless and metal-free in seconds. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle...and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price

that well what actually happened is something that some people have described as the end of the world or the world of the worlds but it was actually an asteroid entering earth's atmosphere and breaking into pieces upon entering the atmosphere in those pieces falling dollar and to earth sounds pretty normal but. the people that were actually there the eyewitnesses that we have spoken to they say that it was arguably the scariest thing that they have ever lived through the rest of them. and so she watched right. then came a little exclusion that not only shattered windows but lord window from the. bottom a little bit at first i was told that a plane crashed right into our and then we were told that and war has been partially dislodged and metal structures inside were bent by the blast it was very scary. so i'm actually surprised the people that we spoke to they started more or less not not really frightened because i mean you've heard the explosion you saw the thing flying i mean look at this debris in the seriously it's like building is literally falling apart because of the impact but

, the big cuts happen, people are hurting. is there any sense? >> congressman boehner tried to call it the president's sequester. i'm not sure how that's fair since it was congress that passed the measure. secretary napolitano testified twice. she had to explain how harmful to border security the equivalent of 5,000 border patrol agents the sequester cuts would be. she said she had an out-of-body experience doing that and i think the republicans have a history, they did it in 1995 and 1996 with bill clinton, again with impeachment. i think they have a history of overplaying their hand and i do think the president has set them up to look intransigent and i think that's part of the rationale for the speech the other night. we'll see who gets the bigger blame. >> karen, you covered that last blow up with republicans. do you see that same parallel? there are now a lot of republicans who are happy to see the sequester go through because it's actually getting spending cuts although it's harmful to some republicans and their district