district attorney jim martin says that she conspired with her 20-year-old boyfriend cheryl was fatally stabbed in the driveway of her home, and they say that she was trying to end the couple's relationship. and he was already arrested for the killing and she faces first degree homicide and criminal conspiracy. >>> philadelphia police arrested one man in connection with numerous airbag thefts across the city and police think he is part of a larger theft ring. david henry is live now with the full story. >> this may be the break that the philadelphia police are hoping for this is an ongoing investigation and they hope that the suspect they arrested today may lead them to more suspects the airbag thefts plagued large sections of the northeast and philadelphia 20-year-old ricky sanchez is charged with multiple counts of thefts at least six of them. as part of the investigation police executed a search warrant at this salvage yard at glenwood avenue, where they recovered seven stolen airbags dozens of cars mostly hondas were hit all over the city, the thieves break windows and make off with

i mean,, we were fuming that the martin report, governor jim report, governor jim martin released a reportn december 2012 in which he famously declared, this is not an athletic scandal this is an academic scandal. limited to one department. and we were and we were on the phone with with each other within seconds. mary was at the meeting. the documentary you will see her crushed by this announcement of the governors. >> i i had a really nice jacket on. [laughter] but i was very upset. >> i was crushed. i i watched it online and was left breathless by this announcement. by the end of the day we decided we were writing a book because it was clear to us at that time that the university had no intention of disclosing what had really happened on chapel hill. they were going to keep as tight a lid on it as they could and we were determined that the truth was is going to be told. it had to be told. >> for that i actually was talking -- i love to have left the athletics department in 2106 months ahead of marvin austin's famous tweets. this party in miami and in some kids should not be allowed to go

we were fuming -- the martin report, governor jim martin released a report in december december 2012 in which he famously declared this is not an athletic scandal. this is an academic scandal. limited to one department. we were on the phone to each other within seconds as i recall. or mary was at the meeting. if you watch the documentary school you will see her crushed by this announcement of the governors, and -- >> i had a really nice jacket on. but i was really upset. spent i know i was crushed. i watched it online and i was knocked breathless by this announcement. by the end of the day we decided we are writing the book because it was clear to us at the point that the university had no intention of disclosing what had really happened in chapel hill. they were going to keep as tight a lid on as the good and we're we're determined that the truth was going to be told. it have had to be told because this story was just too important. >> and before that i actually was talking, i left the athletic department 2010, six months ahead of marvin's famous tweed where everything open and even

we were fuming -- the governor jim martin released a report in december of 2012 in which he famously declared, this is not 0 an athletic scandal, it's an academic scandal, limited to one department, and we were on the phone with each other within seconds, or mary was at the meeting, and if you see -- one-half the documentary schooled you'll see her crushed by the announcement of the governor's and -- >> i had a really nice jacket on. but i was really upset. >> i was crushed. i watched it online, and i was not knocked breathless and by the end of the day we decided, we're writing a book because it was clear towels at that point that the university had no intention of disclosing what had really happened in chapel hill. they were going to keep as tight a lid on it as they could and we were determined the truth would be told. it had to be told because this story was just too important. so. >> before that i actually was talking dish left the athletic department in 2010 six months ahead of marvin austin's famous tweet where everything blew open and started out as impermissible benefit widt

of course, as i say, i work with jim martin at 60 plus for a long time and now kevin brady.his western united states will be putting up statues in the town square for jim who called the tax the stiffest tax imaginable because it taxes people when they die. but all we have to do is listen to the voice of the more than people. 70% are already on record, all the polls say 70% of the american people want the's candidate tax abolished -- estate tax abolished for death and if anybody wants to defend it and keep robbing from those who have been successful and robbing from their heirs, then they're going to answer to the american people. the american people don't want this death tax, and those in office that are supposed to be representing us had better be listening. ashley: pat boone, absolute pleasure to talk to you today. good luck with the continued fight against the estate tax. we appreciate it. >> thank you. ashley: new allegations of fraud in a big asbestos lawsuit as the story of corrupt politics in new, go figure? that's next. doug. you've been staring at that for awhile, h

well caleb barnes' public defender declined to comment but i spoke with lehigh county attorney, jim martin who says those texts speak for themselves and his office will reject any attempts to have jamie tried as a juvenile. doug shimell, "nbc10 news." >>> supporters of abu jamal are protesting the medical treatment given to the convicted cop killers. supporters released these pictures shown yesterday. they claim to show mistreatment. they say he suffered an eczema outbreak three weeks ago which covered the body in blisters leading the prisoner to go into diabetic shot. he's he's serving a life sentence without parole. he was convicted of killing officer daniel faulkner in december 1981. >>> people united we'll never be defeated! >> supporters of abu jamal gathered outside the district attorney's office. they're calling on medical care and saying the medical care given to the inmate substandard. they equate it with a murder plot by the state. abu jamal supporters also used the protest to express several demands. among them daily visits by abu jamal's family and friends, access to a diabetes

as vietnam vet and double-amputee, jim martin say once told me, if you cannot stand up, at least standse veterans play for real. i just play golf. when i first became -- the end playing the game professionally, i had a strong desire to play the game internationally. i wanted to learn about the rest of the world. at the same time, i wanted the rest of the world to learn about this great game. i played the game wherever i could, and i tried to design courses where the game could be played. we are proud to have introduced golf into 39 countries. using golf as a vehicle, i had the fortunate opportunity of meeting leaders of other countries. i have been able to meet seven u.s. presidents, and even further bless, i golfed with three of them. i will never forget when president ford called be to ask me to play golf with president clinton and him and discuss my opinion on nafta. really? i just played golf. i have an audience, and people occasionally listen to me. that humbles me beyond words. it also provides be a window at how amazing our game is at crossing borders and bridging generations. f

the event included former virginia senator jim webb and former maryland governor martin o'malley. both of them have said they are considering a presidential run in 2016. this is part of c-span's road to the white house coverage. >> thank you very much. it is a pleasure to be able to spend a few minutes with you tonight. i would like to think the polk county democrats to be here with you. i would also like to express my appreciation to the uaw for hosting this event. it can safely be said that i am the only person ever elected to statewide office in virginia with a union card, two purple hearts and three tatoos. i'm very proud of this support. -- support we have for organized labor. [applause] i would also like to say, that these videos were so extraordinarily well done. the one that really got to me was the first one about the veterans. i do not think that anyone who has had to watch friends be shipped away like that will ever forget it. i come from a family with a long military tradition. my dad was a world war ii bomber pilot. he was a pioneer in the missile program. i was a mar

and jim webb and martin o'malley were trying to get in on a field that still does not include hillarylinton. >>> still ahead, mending ties, president obama speaks with raul castro ahead of the summit of the americas. how their trip to panama could change u.s. cuban relations. >>> and automated warfare, the human concerns over military robots that kill. >> president obama is in panama today for the kickoff of the summit of the americas. and the white house is revealing that he did speak with raul castro on the phone before leaving washington on wednesday. the two are expected to sit down this weekend for a face-to-face meeting. it has been more than five decades since a u.s. president held a meeting with his cuban counterpart. secretary kerry held a two hour meeting with his cuban counter part. lucia newman has more. >> reporter: we were expecting them to at the very least shake hands and be in the same room. that is actually extremely significant. it was 53 years ago that cuba was expelled from the so-called family of nations of the hemisphere the 35 nations that make up north, south,

and democratic hopefuls like jim webb and martin o'malley are trying to get in on a field that stillnot include hillary clinton. >>> several hopefuls will address the nra convention in nashville this weekend, including ted cruz. >>> tom akerman joins us live from nashville now. tom have event had become a must attend for g.o.p. politicians in recent years. >> yeah there are nine candidates -- or perspective candidates, who will be speaking to the convention today. and each of them will try to outdo each other in terms of how loyal they are to the nra's agenda. marco rubio, the florida senator who is expected to announce as early as next monday will be looked at with particular awareness, because he has -- although his marks are pretty good with the nra in the past, he has been considered a little bit soft by their standards, and now he's trying to retrench his position by saying he is behind a bill to make rights of gun owners in the district of columbia actually stronger than they are today, abolishing their gun registry. so you'll hear a lot of that rhetoric here. actually the 70,0

and from des moines iowa, jim webb and martin o'malley. >> hofstra university looks at former first lady laura bush. this was part of a conference on the bush presidency. this event >> welcome to hofstra. and to depend on leadership, the first lady laura bush:. . we have two terrific papers. the session will include two scholarly papers, which i immensely enjoyed reading. wiesel also had a presentation by two administration officials. i will tell you a little bit about the papers and bios of the speakers today. the first paper "

with martin o'malley, jim web, bernie sanders, maybe they can really get serious buzz going for them. hillary clinton is going to have to acknowledge the huge immensity of her campaign. republicans would love to be as big as her but you know the numbers can cut against you. there are more people, 38% of the voters are prepared to not only vote for hillary clinton, as opposed to 18% who decide they will vote for her. in the case of hillary clinton everybody knows her and has a pretty solid opinion and it has not moved much in months. >> all right, and as we know in iowa, the things are moving. and on the ground for marco rubio's big announcement tomorrow. thank you, carl. >>> all right, we have the official announcement. we have the official logo of hillary clinton's campaign as she makes another run for the white house. coming up, you will hear from our political panel and hear tweets and reactions from the political spectrum from chelsea clinton to ted cruz, we'll share all that and debate it with our panel coming up next. . . . . . . . . . . >>> you're looking live at hillary clinto

let's not fo when it comes to jim webb, martin o'malley, she is still far, far ahead at least on day>> ed henry, thank you very much. >>> now, take a look another those numbers. an extremely low percentage of voters say they haven't heard enough about human being think to decide if they like her or not. larry sabato says that is not a lot of room to work with. where have these people been if six percent who don't have enough information to make a judgment where they havext"wç -- where they've hey been? >> they could have been in space. some of she vehicles circulate constantly and there are parts of the world that don't have television coverage still. i agree, the six percent we can hope maybe don't% vote. they could be included in the survey that perhaps they don't show up on election day. to your point, this is a serious one. this is a real problem faced by hillary clinton, and frankly, it would be faced to a lesser extent by jeb bush,. how too you change an image that has been formed over decades? stuart this is stunning at least it is to me, but hillary clinton is one of only a h

other potential candidates include former maryland governor martin o'malley, jim webb and ex-rhode island governor lincoln chafee. an emergency helicopter landing turned into an unscheduled lesson for some alexandria students today. the air force chopper touched down on a playing field at the william ramsay elementary school. several students in gym class at the time got to talk to the crew about the chopper. no one was injured on the ground or on the helicopter which has been repaired and returned to its base. some excitement there in alexandria for those kids. doug: uh-huh. maureen: and for the helicopter, too. and the rain is -- doug: showers. kind of unusual in a way normally when we attract showers and thunderstorms, they approach the d.c. metro area from the west or northwest. today it's coming from the east. opposite direction. i'll show you why on the maps. let's get started, though and take a look at live doppler radar in the red. upper right hand corner 14 lightning strikes within the screen and that's where we're checking right now with areas of rain, we've had some hail. most

yes, jim webb and martin o'malley, drinking beer and eating cookies. their chances appear slim compared to her. she's coming in and i suspect the numbers will hold. my slip a little bit, but i think now that she's starting it democrats will get very excited. >> another shot across the bow kind of from the "economist. "the "in an article titled "what does hillary stand for," an irish book maker gives her a 91% chance of capturing the white house in 2016. then it goes on "the last time she seemed inevitable, she turned out not to be. for someone on the national stage for a quarter century, her belief are strangely hard to pin down. the campaign has barely begun, but if mrs. clinton is to deserve the job she desires, she has to -- she has questions to answer." finally what will she run on? what are the questions that she has to answer? >> i think it's why are you running, you know, how would youtiveyou differentiate yourself from the president you once served that is unpopular with americans. and what will you do to be the future political candidate? ther

later, former virginia senator jim webb and senator martin -- former maryland governor martin o'malley speak. >> i'm getting ready for a lot of things. a lot of things. >> it's spring, so we are starting to get the gardens ready. and my tomatoes are legendary here in my own neighborhood. >> my daughter is about to start kindergarten next year. so, we are moving. just so she can belong to a better school. >> [speaking spanish] >> after five years of raising my children, i am now going back to work. >> every day we are trying to get more and more ready and more prepared. >> a baby boy. coming your way. >> right now, i'm applying for jobs. it's a look into what the real world will look like after college. >> i'm getting married this summer to someone i really care about. >> i'm going to be in the play, and i'm going to be in a fish costume. we're little tiny fishes. >> i'm getting ready to retire soon. retirement means reinventing yourself in many ways. >> we have been doing a lot of home renovations. >> but most importantly, we really just want to teach our dog to quit eating the trash.

martin o'malley, the maryland governor is looking at it. i have spoken to him. jim web the former senator, nobody camse s comes to the table with what she has today, but other polls say -- they sharply agree with it, which is they don't want to see a coronation or a lack of a primary. they think it will make the eventual winner of the process stronger as we saw in the obama/clinton primaries in 2007 and 2008 that obama emerged stronger in that fight with hillary clinton. there is nobody on the stage today that looks like they could take her out but again in 2007 one might have said the same thing. i think the other thing is what about her relationship with president obama, he all but endorsed her. he has vice president joe biden looking at this. no senior in the democratic party really thinks the senior vice president will end up getting in. but barack obama saying we're friends i think she will make a great president. obviously that can cut both ways and what i find interesting, she doesn't just have one democratic president to contend with in terms of being stuck

possibly waiting in the wings former governor of maryland martin o'malley and jim webb former senator. >> susan mcginnis in washington, d.c. thank you, susan. >>> there are no meade rat reports of injuries or damage following a small earthquake in los angeles. it was centered southwest of downtown los angeles and felt across much of the county. sunday afternoon a smaller quake was reported in the same area. >>> prosecutors in oklahoma are deciding whether to file charges against a 73-year-old reserve deputy who fatally shot an unarmed black suspect. the officer said he thought he was holding a stun gun not his handgun when the deadly shot was fired. don dahler has the details. >> it's a lugar. >> convicted fell lochb was the target of an undercover drugs and sting operation when he saw police vehicles pull up he ran. >> stop right here stop right here. >> a pursuing officer wearing a body camera chased down and tackled harris. as other officers joined the struggle the sheriff's department said one of them yell add warning that he was about to use a taser. that was 73-year-old reserve

while we were here democratic hopefuls like former senator jim webb and martin o'malley were trying toet in on a field that still does not include hillary clinton. >>> it's going to include hillary clinton soon though. let's bring in michael shure from little rock arkansas. what do you make of hilary's plan to announce on sunday over social media. what is that about? >> it's about not wanting to engage with the media. the other thing is she's trying to tap into younger voters. a lot of people think she lost the democratic primary in 2008 to barack obama because she was not able to be involved with the younger voters. she has a 35 year old tap to head her campaign 35 years old, running a national campaign. something you don't see a lot of anymore. so i think by going the twitter route it keeps her an arm's distance from the press, and addresses the audience she needs. >> they are having wine tastings and what not to try to improve relations, how much of a factor will that be to have a better relationship with the press? >> the press sees through a lot of that but it is a good first step

karen: i heard both jim webb and martin o'malley were appearing in iowa friday. i think, before either of them have the potential to cause problems for her, she has to make a few more mistakes, as she did on the level of the e-mail controversy. al: so are most formidable rival may be hillary clinton? karen: right. al: you don't see a o'malley or web gaining traction in new hampshire? jerry: i think politics is a vacuum. it is never as easy as it looks. there will be a moment in which somebody will look like a plausible alternative to hillary. we will explore that possibility, but it is hard to see right now. i think, if there is a stumble there is the jill biden question him horizon. is he preparing to save the party from its self if something terrible happens? probably. al: probably. and don't forget, john kerry. he is a septuagenarian. if she should stumble for whatever reason, or have health problems, that bench is pretty weak. jerry: that is the most striking thing about this campaign on the democratic side. there is no bench. i can't remember getting to a po

after that jim webb and martin o'malley speak at a democratic dinner in iowa. ♪ >> this week on "q&a,our guest is "the weekly standard" senior editor andrew ferguson. he talks about gop presidential candidates, his career, and his approach to writing. brian lamb: andrew ferguson of "the weekly standard." we call this our odds and ends with andrew. i want to go over some of the columns you have written and get your embellishment. let's start with showing an appearance of years, your first time on c-span in 1986. andrew ferguson: the general point i was trying to make is that people seem to sort of assume the responsibility, journalists assume the responsibility to become experts in everything, in every manner of public debate and hold forth on them and i do not see that they have done much work, much research on the pieces that they do. i think that in magazines like "the spectator," you see people popping off for the sake of popping off. brian lamb: that was 1986. andrew ferguson: looks like i had taken a quay looter something. i remember i could -- a qualude or something. i remember

the event included jim webb and martin o'malley, they spoke for about 20 minutes. [applause] >> thank you very much. jim webb: it is a pleasure to be able to spend a few minutes with you tonight. i want to thank the polk county democrats. i would like to express my appreciation to the uaw for hosting's event. it can safely be said that i was the only person elected to statewide office with a purple heart and three tattoos. i was the only one in the statewide campaign i was very proud of support we have. [applause] also like i said, these videos were so extraordinarily well done, and the one that really got to me was the one about the veterans. i do not think anyone who has had to watch friends be shipped away like that will ever forget it. i come from a family with a long military tradition. my dad was a world war ii bomber palette. pilot. my brother was a marine, my son was a marine. i would like to take this opportunity to ask those who are veterans to stand up and be honored tonight. [applause] we are happy to be here. in iowa, we got here yesterday. my bags got

. >> i heard both jim webb and martin o'malley appearing but i think before either of them has cause she's got to make a few more mistakes as she did on the level of the e-mail controversy. >> her most formidable rival may be hillary clinton. >> totally. >> you don't see o'malley or webb gaining tractions even a contrarian state like new hampshire. >> i think politics affords a vacuum. i don't think it's as easy as it looks at a time like this. there will be a moment which somebody will look as if they're a plausible alternative and we will all explore that possibility but it's hard to see right now. i do !.jnñ though if there's some serious stump knowledge there's still the joe biden question on the horizon. is the vice president preparing himself to step in and save the party from itself if somebody terrible happens? probably. >> don't forget john kerry. >> how about al gore. >> he may be too young. but iany reason have a health problem boy that bench is pretty weak though. >> i think that's the most striking thing about this chain on the democratic side. there's no bench. i mean,

after that jim webb and martin o'malley speak at a democratic dinner in iowa. ♪ >> this week on "q&a,our guest is "the weekly standard" senior editor andrew ferguson. he talks about gop presidential candidates, his career, and his approach to writing. brian lamb: andrew ferguson of "the weekly standard." we call this our odds and ends with andrew. i want to go over some of the columns you have

among them martin o'molly and jim web and bernie sanders.inton organization or opposing them help them? we'll talk to our strategist. jessica and guy, welcome. you think that hillary clinton is a slam dunk, but the other guys are making some noise? >> they are making a tiny bit of noise, i guess. let's face it. some on the left will never be ready for hillary they have to disabuse themselves of the notion she can be stopped. barring a seismic political event, she will be the democratic nominee. it is a coronation and one i say money and she will dominant money and name recognition. she's up by 50 points over the rivals and that is including joe boyd ep and elizabeth warren. this thing is basically over. >> jessica, is that true. look at martin o'mally, is he seriously running or be a vice-president? >> i think it is his democrat doubt to get out there and raise important issues. hillary will not make it through the general if she is not tested and a tronning primary would be a great thing. she is 45 or 50 points ahead. but people want to hea

jim webb and martin o'malley busy pressing the flesh in iowa and former governor lincoln chaffe forming. what about the forgotten man old number two, joe biden? when he does get in the news it's usually for staring forelornely out of windows or giving acward back rubs at announcements. his latest random act, borrows a pass fire from a toddler, one unrelated and then putting it in his mouth. joining me is editor at gawker media, political reporter at "the new york times," nick can fa sorry and melissa harris perry, right here on msnbc. melissa, you're a mom. joe biden, pacifier taken from toddler, put in his own mouth. >> protocol? >> i'm down. >> breach or not? >> no. first of all this is why every day i wake up a and say please god, of the news and political world, let joe biden run for president of the united states. just -- he makes great tv. the pacifier sharing thing is a big thing in my household. my daughter regularly who is 14 months old takes hers out and shoves it into my mouth or my husband's often when she wants us to shut up and -- >> this child is learning early. >> put a

jim webb and martin o'malley a former senator from virginia and former governor of maryland.ly announced candidate rand paul courting votes. mark murray and nbc capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell. mark you've been delving into this as well as kelly. what do you see as the new hillary clinton approach? how different is this going to be? the last time she did start online she went out to early states but this is going to be a different kind of hillary campaign. >> i think one of the biggest differences we're going to see is an attitude on not taking anything for granted at all. andrea, you look back at one of the biggest fundamental mistakes, they wanted to ignore the caucus contest and said it's really where the primaries matter and didn't realize there were a lot of delegates you could cap by winning caucus contests and then able to rack up tons of delegates and ended up having more on super tuesday because he paid more attention to the caucus contest. the vibe you're getting from clinton world, they want to take everything seriously. they are not going to let their g

i sat down the last couple of days here in iowa with martin o'malley. jim web thrks former virginia senator where they come together is they say this should not be a coronation. that fits their political interests but interesting in our reporting on the ground here with iowa democrats they are saying the same. >> she is taking it more seriously this time. i want to talk to her staffers. i think she understands she has to earn the nomination. as i stated this is a totally open, more open than the media thinks. >> now on the positive side the clinton advisers pushed back on all of that by saying she had 18 million votes last time even in defeat that is 18 million more than anyone on the democratic or republican side has gotten. as you hear from those democrats on the ground here in iowa, not national pundits she has a lot of work to do. she came in third in the iowa caucuses last time. >> and recent surveys and polling have shown people don't want someone anointed. they want the contest. >> they want a wide open primary. >> always good to see you. thank you v

put yourself in the shoes of martin o'malley, jim webb, bernie sanders and those kinds of folks.ing about whether they are going to get in the race or not. do you think these three guys watched this week and said oh boy, they have their stuff together? >> i think particularly if one of them was going to run against her, jim webb may be different but the other two would run against her from the left and the fact she focused on middle class economic issues, trying to deal with the stagnant wages from middle class families, that resonated pretty well with the folks they may be trying to appeal to so that may have narrowed the space within the democratic party but in all honesty, she was looking strong already. >> it comes down to big union bosses and big environmental and feminist groups and what is elizabeth warren going to do? she said repeatedly she's not running. who is she going to endorse? where are these endorsers going to go? >> and so far, to your point, they have held off. we'll see if another candidate gets in. so far, she's the only candidate on the democratic side. sena

and she is going to be put on stage with democratic primary opponents including people like jim webb or martiners. and the only thing a this happen in this a situation like that is the hiry hillary has to prove her street cred with the left. and it could potentially damage her going into the election. >> yeah she may have some problems there. >> absolutely. and we've seen it play out this week. look where hillary's already gone. she's already tacked to the left on a bunch of issues. now supporting driver's licenses for illegal immigrants. this is a new position for her. she's changed her position on this and the is being called out on it. and also supporting -- hedging on the question of whether we should have a transpacific trade deal. meanwhile the rest of the democratic party screaming no we shouldn't. people like martin o'malley saying no we shouldn't absolutely not have this. and runs the risk of really losing supporters of his base like unions who have been always classically supportive. and now you have some losing their minds and not sure where they fall on this. and that is not a good

i sat down the last couple of days here in iowa with martin o'malley. jim web thrks former virginia senator where they come together is they say this should not be a coronation. that fits their political interests but interesting in our reporting on the ground here with iowa democrats they are saying the same. >> she is taking it more seriously this time. i want to talk to her staffers. i think she understands she has to earn the nomination. as i stated this is a totally open, more open than the media thinks. >> now on the positive side the clinton advisers pushed back on all of that by saying she had 18 million votes last time even in defeat that is 18 million more than anyone on the democratic or republican side has gotten. as you hear from those democrats on the ground here in iowa, not national pundits she has a lot of work to do. she came in third in the iowa caucuses last time. >> and recent surveys and polling have shown people don't want someone anointed. they want the contest. >> they want a wide open primary. >> always good to see you. thank you v

in market watcher scott martin and jim mccann say the government should take note, instead of throwing money into an $18 trillion black hole they call our debt. the fact of the matter scott, they don't do that in fact quite the opposite. lessons to learned here? what do you think? >> i think so. that's the tough part. and let's be fair the government is not being run like a business, and maybe that's the problem, because if the government were in business the way it's doing business would basically have it if it were on the stock exchange, it would be close to zero because when you have the government in current position neil, where they have the taxpayer the slush fund full, of last resort they can just keep hitting up and businesses too over $100 billion in fines on the banks alone. so the financial crisis, guess what in the government doesn't care if it manages money well like apple does because it can always get more. neil: think about it, the government can't give money out they are knee deep in debt. if they weren't hogging all the money we wouldn't be in this predicament. what d

martin o'malley and jim webb have already been in the state.some democratic activists we talked to say they have question questions about what she stands for. hillary clinton will answer some of those today which is what she did when she ran for the senate 15 years ago. this listening tour will continue for a few weeks as she visits other states of new hampshire, south carolina and nevada and starts the fund raising trips. at the end of may, she will give a bigger presidential announcement to give a broader outline of her platform. john and christine. >> thanks jeff. what about president obama? mrs. clinton, the secretary's former boss and former opponent. he weighed in on her race. he said it is too early to endorse, but listen to what he said. >> i think she will do great. i have known her for a very long time. we had a tough primary in 2008. i saw first hand how tenacious and determined and compassionate she is when it comes to the issues of facing the middle class. she was an outstanding secretary of state. i'm not going to do any political

martin o'malley and jim webb have been in the state. some democratic activists we talked to say they have questions over what she stands for. clinton will have a listening tour today when she first ran for the senate 15 years ago in new york. she will visit other early voting states of new hampshire, south carolina and nevada and starts the fund raising trips. at the end of may, she intends to give a bigger announcement for a broader outline on her broader platform. john and christine. >>> thanks jeff. with the former secretary of state on the campaign trail, her former boss and one time opponent president obama says it is a little early to endorse for the democratic nomination. he offered glowing words of praise for secretary clinton. >> i think she will do great. you know i have known her for a very long time. we had a tough primary in 2008 and i saw first hand how tenacious and determined and compassionate she is with the issues facing the middle class. she was an outstanding secretary of state. i'm not going to do any political prog

she certainly will get a challenge of whether it's from governor martin o'malley or jim webb from virginiany of them can put a scare in them. it doesn't look that way yet. >> can a rand paul beat her? >> somebody that can pull both the grand old party and millennials in. he certainly has one piece of that. he can pull millennials in. and a piece of the grand old party. there hasn't yet emerged a candidate who can appeal to all of them. you know, there is no ronald reagan. so it doesn't mean one of them can't grow into that over the course, but we have to wait to see. >> we'll pair you guys a lot as we lead up to the headlines for this political race. joe trippi and mike reagan. good to see you both. quick programming note, tonight on fox business' new hit show "strange inheritance," jamie colby meets a woman who inherited a one of a kind portrait, whole bunch of them of the survivors of the battle of little horn. >> i got a call from a friend. he mentioned david humphreys millers. i read that book. and it did a lot to resolve at the battle of little bighorn. i was more intrigued when i fou

on the ground to iowa where today we caught up with both of her leading democratic rivals martin o'malley and jim web who is trying to beat her to the punch. >> hi there. >> reporter: two democratic sources close to hillary clinton tell fox she will announce her second presidential campaign via social media on sunday in a rerun of the video she cut way back in 2007 to look warm and fuzzy on her living room couch. >> i am beginning a conversation with you. >> last time that conversation did not start in key battle grounds like iowa for a week. in the second episode her advisers plan to get her here to the hawkeye state for events as early as monday to start engaging one-on-one with voters. democratic rival martin o'malley has been here several times and warning it will not be a coronation. the former governor suggesting she is old news. >> history is full of examples where inevitable front runner is available. people want new leaders. they want to hear the voices of new leaders and want to set up a robust debate. >> reporter: another potential clinton rival former virginia senator jim web is jumpi

jim webb a former virginia senator, martin o'mally they have been here for days. they are trying to canvas for folks and throw out the possibility of running themselves. i sat down with each of them yesterday in exclusive interviews and they made it clear this is not going be a coronation for clinton. >> history's full of examples where the inevitable front runners right up until they are no longer inevitable. i have heard that people want new leaders. they want to hear the voices of new leaders. >> people are looking for leadership they can trust. they are looking for leaders who will say what they believe and be consistent about it. and rather than the massaging issues to try to get on one political safety zone or another will really take the risk of leadership and put them out there. we have done that my entire political career. >> has she done it in her career? >> you will have to ask her. >> on the inevidentability question, it was inevitable back in 2007 and 2008 and came in third here in the iowa caucuses. that's when it started tumbling down. >> we are see

national polls he's far behind clinton but runs ahead of the two other likely candidates martin o'malley and jim web. senator sanders welcome to fox news sunday. >> good to be with you. >> senator, you say that you are considering running against hillary clinton among other reasons because you doubt whether or not she's willing to take on the billionaires in america. here's what she said during a rollout in iowa this week. >> there's something wrong when hedge fund managers pay lower tax rates than nurses or the truckers that i saw on i-80 as i was driving here over the last two days. >> senator don't you believe her? >> well, she's absolutely right but it's not a question of running against hillary clinton or taking on hillary clinton. what we are seeing, chris, right now is that for 40 years the american middle class has been disappearing millions are working longer hours despite a huge increase in technology and productivity. and what we have seen during that period is a massive transfer of trillions of dollars from the middle class to the top one tenth of one percent of america. massive weal

. >> that could provide an opening for another democrat like martin o'malley or jim webb. both of whom are saying there cannot be a coronation. i'm standing next to the community college where clinton will be tomorrow in rural iowa meeting with students and educators. she's done no interviews yet. questions about e-mail servers would take her off message. >> all right, ed we will check back with you. thank you so much. >>> florida senator marco rubio, a first generation immigrant, brings a new dynamic to the gop race and spot lights a hugely controversial issue for republicans. chief political correspondent carl cameron is in miami tonight. good evening, carl. >> reporter: hi, shannon. marco rubio will take to the stage in just a matter of moments and declare his candidacy official. it's been in the works for several years. the florida freshman senator, 43 years old, really has an opportunity to play off of his unique status as the first generation american born to cuban parents. ted cruz who got in the race first also of cuban descent. marco rubio is arguing it's time for

and from des moines, iowa, jim webb and martin o'malley. >> hofstra university looks at former first lady laura bush. this was part of a conference on the bush presidency. this event is 1.5 hours. >> welcome to hofstra. and to the panel, the leadership of the first lady laura bush. we have two terrific papers. the session will include two scholarly papers, which i immensely enjoyed reading. we will also had a presentation by two former administration officials. i will tell you a little bit about the papers and bios of the speakers today. the first paper "dancing with the first lady" is by patricia, an associate with the realtor real estate department of our partners. she has served as an account manager for several relationships and has had extensive experience representing buyers and sellers on real estate transactions. her work is a fascinating historical look at first ladies. a traditional conservative woman, or activist. she comes from texas. dr. cooper's research focuses on comparative experiences of women in the western world specifically the transnational ground of women and i

like the e-mail controversy, and they're an opening own the left for another democrat like martin o'malley or jim webb. the point is, this won't be a core nation. >> ed henry on a windy spring dane in iowa city. >>> iraq needs more help from the united states and alis to destroy the islamic state. the same iraq that dropped the weapons we gave them after a trillion dollars worth of training and fell apart in front of isis? now they want more help. the work from iraq's prime minister. he maintained the comment as he boarded the flight to washington to meet with president obama. set to be his first official visit to the united states as prime minister. the reuters news agency reports he hands to ask for help acquiring bills of dollars in drones and other american weapons. remember the iraqi military largely melted away and left u.s. weapons behind for isis, so they need more weapons to fight against the weapons that were dropped that used to be ours that we gave to them. meantime, the militants have released a video, as they're wont to do showing them destroying another ancient historical site in i

they're saying a real test will be how many people show up when martin o'malley or jim webb have a stand-alonet's not clear how well they're performing whether they're getting traction. obviously, hillary clinton coming to town is going to change the dynamic significantly. >> ifill: amy, how much of this getting out front now -- we bring it up every week -- is about money and trying to position yourself with the generation marco rubio talked about today? >> i think that's important. it's ted cruz and rand paul that announced, not jeb bush, he's taking his time announcing, but we're in an era where we find individual fundraising is not tend all it used to be. the fact that ted cruz has a super pac set up apart from his campaign pledging $31 million says that, you know, when you get into the race and how much money you will raise before the summer is not always going to be -- is not as definitive as it once was. >> ifill: next, we have -- who's going to be next. ben carson i think will be coming up soon enough in detroit in early may but we'll probably hear about a couple of others. >> ifill: we

and jim webb i don't think so. and martin omallley in a deep blew state.nd i don't see anybody on there that represents the star power and abilities that president obama demonstrated. canned thank you. >> and thank you, john. and big changes in the ballparks. and an opening day. and how the league is working to man fans safer and a jury hearing the closing statements in the boston marathon trial. can they convince jourors that jahar tasarnaev was manipulated by his older brother. shopping online... ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers carpenters and even piano tuners... were just as simple? thanks to angie's list now it is. start shopping online... ...from a list of top rated providers. visit angieslist.com today. >> right now opening day for baseball. and fans are learning they may have to go through a new screening process before going to their seat. the league is requiring all parks have metal detectors. the league making the change to keep the sporting events safer. >> and so let's talk about the trial of a man accused of e