old crow, jack dan jells understood my father mouthfuls at a time. jim beam and old forester where uncles rolled up in the sufficiented hennesy take it's first breath and hound dog laughter and dominos falling like hail on the dining table. relatives existed through stories and memory ease in like zombies on ropes of camel smoke and demand a texas holdum. no wonder they call it spirits. spirits vad my father with cower vas yea. spirits made him burn rubber screaming in the driveway. the marianet and tongue were skillets at mid night. i wouldn't see his ass again until the next afternoon. twoshgs johnnie. gee my cousin john edwards volunteered for possession every week. he was certified. ex exor citizenim did nothing. colt 45, crazy horse they demand the sacrifices in blood so bottles would go to the couch friday night. walls kicked until straight jackets lay waiting on the lawn. mama would site visions of gang boys with metal vent as if it explained anything. it didn't between dusk from the and dawn saturday he was ready to blow the -- up. do you wan

dan shore a lot. but there's a whole group of jack nelson, who was a great civil rights group. it wound up there was a generation of reporters -- bill cotta cottage, jack nelson and others who went south in the -- in those early '60s and covered the civil rights movement who then became bureau chiefs. those are the people who you have a great rapport with. but the point is, it's not -- that's irrelevant. what's irrelevant is you had to keep the public informed as you moved along. the decision not to investigate. to actually base the whole proceeding on the work doenl by the water gate special prosecution for us. >> i don't know how -- remember, that was a decision made. that was a decision made. i mean, i was sitting there, but sort of that was way above me, kind of thing. >> that was within the leadership of the house and with the staff. i mean, they came to that conclusion. but i don't i think they thought they had everything first of all, i don't think we had the manpower. you could have. >> the decision to issue a subpoena, at least one, that must have been hard. >> very ha

kron 4's dan kerman spoke to officials about what needs to be done. >> reporter: on monday moviegoers returned to jack london square regal cinemas despite the fact 5 people were shot there on sunday. >> it is scary. but it is part of living in oakland. >> you get used to violence. >> it is getting worse. coming down here, getting worse. >> statistics confirm it is getting worse. year to date, part one crime, murder, rape, robbery and burglary is up 21%. murders up 5%. and shootings up 13%. >> there is a lot of crazy folks in this city running around with guns. even though we have the operations, take guns off the streets, there is 3,000 more guns out there in the hands of young people. >> reporter: he says the city must do more to protect the residents and those who choose to visit the city. >> we got to make sure what happened last night doesn't keep people from coming down here and eating that restaurants and staying in a hotel. >> reporter: the one bit of positive news, there will be a police academy class in september and january and next summer that could add additional officers to the force. in

jack lew. and the good and the bad and the confusing economic signals. former hue let pa-- hewlett pac cart ceo, and also susan page and dantates have been hit hard. and also, a talk with john hickenlooper about the wildfires in colorado. this is state of the union and i'm candy crowley. >>> white a fight in the white house. a major victory in the supreme court followed by a victory of a different sort on the house floor. the president used the trappings of this case in the formality of the east room to suggest in history and words that the em

jack lue. >> then, the good, the bad, and the confusing economic signals. former hewlett-packard ceo and jennifer granholm are here. all things political with susan paige and dan lothian. and weather gone wild. we'll talk to two governors whose states have been hit hard. >> and finally, colorado on fire with their governor. i'm candy crowley. and this is state of the union. twice a week for the white house, a major victory in the supreme court followed by history of a different sort on the house floor. the president used the trappings of the white house in this case the formality of the east room to suggest in picture and in word that the supreme court ruling settled the controversy over his health care law. >> today's decision was a victory for people all over this country. >> as the president tried to close the book on the health care debate, his republican rival was writing the next chapter. >> obama care was bad policy yesterday. it's bad policy today. >> well, trying to ring the politics out of health care, the administration was equally determined to underscore the politics of capitol hill's investigation into a botched federal gun running sting. >> the

jack lew. and the good and the bad and the confusing economic signals. former hue let pa-- hewlett pac cart ceo, and also susan page and dan lothian. and we will talk to two governors whose states have been hit hard. and also, a talk with john hickenlooper about the wildfires in colorado. this is state of the union and i'm candy crowley. >>> white a fight in the white house. a major victory in the supreme court followed by a victory of a different sort on the house floor. the president used the trappings of this case in the formality of the east room to suggest in history and words that the supreme court settled the controversy over his health care law. >> today was a victory for people all over this country. >> as the president tried to close the books on the health care debate, his republican rival was writing the next chapter. >> obama care was bad policy yesterday. it is bad policy dye. -- it is bad policy today. >>> while trying to wring the politics out of it, they were equally trying to put the politics into the botched gun running sting. the republican-led house cited attorney general eric holder in contempt of con

jack lue. >> then, the good, the bad, and the confusing economic signals. former hewlett-packard ceo and jennifer granholm are here. all things political with susan paige and danhian. and weather gone wild. we'll talk to two governors whose states have been hit hard. >> and finally, colorado on fire with their governor. i'm candy crowley. and this is state of the union. twice a week for the white house, a major victory in the supreme court followed by history of a different sort on the house floor. the president used the trappings of the white house in this case the formality of the east room to suggest in picture and in word that the supreme court ruling settled the controversy

jack markell, also the newly minted chairman of the national governors association. congratulations, governor. >> thank you. good morning. >> good to have you on the show. we have been just painfully picking on danwho, of course, represents the romney campaign. >> coming here is like stockholm -- >> i know it's going to be tough for you. you're going to have a tough week. i have to let you have the first question. >> hey, governor. >> good morning. >> basic question, you have a successful business background, you're now engaged in public service, if you were running against president obama, given the economic record of the last 41 months, would you be focusing this election on economy? would you be making the case on the economy the same way governor romney is? >> i think the president has taken some incredibly important steps in terms of making the economy better. if you look at it, 28, 29 months in a row of job growth across the country. recently signed the jobs act, which was terrific and makes it easier for companies to go public because so many companies create jobs after they go public. focused on export promotion, on foreign direct investments. i think -- i'm not sure i'm the best one to