scary a country even describe it the man's hands were chewed off and the boat was full of blood but joe marks were all over his body doctors say they'd seen people off the bear and tiger attacks but this is the first time they've dealt with sharks some of present the victim does recall finding the shark he saw a big fish with fins about two metres long a fourth in the sea and as it dragged into the ocean floor twice. the attacks happened in the far east in the primordial region that shares a border with north korea it is known for its beaches and clear water and swimming here has always been safe dangerous sharks don't usually go that far north in the sea of japan scientists believe the predator was a white shark a man eater and are trying to work out what it was doing here. this type of show it really comes to our waters it's a species that lives and property of tropical waters of the ocean but with global warming they're now starting to move more and more of them all out of roughly three hundred sixty species of sharks just over thirty are known to be thing just of humans the rest are eithe

reporting live, i'm joe fonzi. mark, back to you. >> thanks a lot. >>> those two guys will be manning the locker rooms after the game. i'll be on the set here with bubba parris, former 49er great for all the post game activities. the giants are trailing the houston astros 3-0 in the 3rd inning. so the beat goes on for the san francisco giants. no scoring and no winning the last few nights. that's the sporting life for right now. get it back to everybody else as we get ready for kickoff. 49ers and raiders. jana and ken? >> thank you much. it's that time of the year. >>> tonight on the 10:00 news, we are at the scene of a shooting in oakland that sent a two-year-old toddler to the hospital. we'll have an update on that youngster's condition. >>> and more on the battle of the day and reaction after the niners and raiders settle their score on the field >>> and following tonight's bat will of the bay game, it's the postgame. >>> thanks for joining us. our next newscast is the 10:00 news.

also joining us is joe marks. first of all, mustard gas, what is it and how dead is it?, it is deadly. and the issue is that he has well over i think the specific amount now is about 25,000 pound of this stuff. i don't know for sure. last count inventory before it was starting to be reduced and rendered safe, he had close to 23 tons of this stuff. so the fact is he also has precursers for seran gas. he's got yellow cake and low-enriched uranium. all of these facilities sadly are not being addressed in a very, very visible way which needs to be job one at this point, anderson. this transition is all about ensuring that this stuff doesn't end up in the wrong hands. and it doesn't seem to be getting the discussion and the emphasis that it needs to have. >> fran, a lot of people probably roll their eyes when they hear wmd because this is a loaded term from what happened in iraq. but it's not just skuds and mustard gas, it's also shoulder-fired missiles. >> that's right. >> which i remember in the wake of afghanistan back in the 80s when cia was handing these out to mujah hed

joe. with us, we have senior political analyst, mark halprin and economic analyst steve rat ner. thank you for changing your plans. in washington, pat bu can nan is joining us. willie is on his way in. so much to talk about. >> saturday morning, when we talked about this later at my daughter's birthday party. both of us looked at the horrifying news of saturday morning coming out of afghanistan. coupled with the sp downgrade. as a young girl, back in 1979 when so many things were hitting at one time. it was, i really can't think of another time in my lifetime where i woke up and saw a couple things hitting like that and i don't want to say questioned america's place in the world but certainly thought we lost our way. >> a bleak feeling. we are going to talk about the unspeakable loss in afghanistan coming up and why, when and when it will become a central part of the political conversation when we talk about campaigns. when it will be front and center of the issue. i don't know when but i'm hoping soon. >> you, let's talk for a second about 1979. if you said, when you read the pa

. >>> joe is in for mark tonight and here to tell us about the giants trying to stop this free fall they are in. >> and get people healthy. the giants did not receive bad news today on the injury front. brian wilson had his elbow examined. he suffers from inflammation. he had tommy john surgery in 2003. the giants busted out runs tonight in atlanta. whiteside grounds one with the bases loaded to drive in a run. this was part of a four run inning that gave the giants a 5461 lead. they are in the right with san francisco -- 8 with san francisco still leading. >> they trail the a's. markakis singles. that scores one. when david dejesus has trouble with the ball, he tries to tie it. the throw to kurt suzuki, he hangs on for the out. kurt suzuki hit a pair of homers in the game as oakland wins 6-5. saturday is the pre- season meeting between the 49ers and raiders. second game for each team. 49ers did today signed a veteran quarterback. josh mccoun played for four nfl teams, including the raiders, agreed a one year deal. his last season was 2009 with carolina. he will have a hard time if the o

let me talk to mark and joe's point. everybody want as tremendous jobs program. what were the two greatest we had? you mentioned the new deal which required an explosion in national government spending. and the second was reagan tax cuts, 25% across the board. folks have created millions of jobs. problem is most of them added immediately enormously to the deficit and to the debt. how do you do that, joe, after what we've just been through? >> well, i actually, again, the two things that are going on right now, short term deficits and long term structural debt. i would argue over the next two years, even the next five years we can make those investments in infrastructure without threatening america's long term stability. again, it's going to be defense spending. it's the endless wars that are the great challenges. it's medicare, medicaid, it's social security and guess what? the most liberal member of congress, willie understands that, the most conservative member of congress understands that, when ever mika and i go up to the hill we talk to the most progressive

and would be fair to the american people. >> david, we have your good friend mark halperin in iowa, hanging out at java joe'sion for you. mark? >> david, good morning. the president gave a really interesting speech in michigan yesterday, said a bunch of stuff, including addressing the fact that some people said he should call congress back. the president said we don't need congress back. that wouldn't solve our problem. we need to be out listening to people. >> after the president spends time listening and gez on vacation, doesn't he think congress working with the executive branch is going to be the solution to the jobs problem or does he think it should all be dealt with by the states? >> what we know is that the american people are outraged about what they saw. congress's ratings and particularly the republicans in congress are at historic laws. why? because people are struggling in this economy. they want action. they want congress to act, not act out. it's important they talk to their constituents, let them marinate a little in this public mood. i think if they do they may come back in a much more coope

mike barnicle, joe wallace, mark halperin with us. mr.ining us. >> how are go. >> quite a day in iowa for the governor of texas. ben bernanke and the fed. >> that one was for romney. he blew him the kiss, give him my love. the clip we're playing here where governor perry has questioned whether or not barack obama loves america. let's listen. >> we are an exceptional country and we're going to stay an exceptional country. we don't need anybody apologizing anywhere in this world about america. i get a little passionate about that. that's okay. i think you want a president who's passionate about america. that's in love with america. >> then the follow-up to that, pat, was later in the day, a reporter went up and asked him. do you think the president loves america. governor perry said, quote, you need to ask him. you're a good reporter. go ask him. what do you make of that comment? >> i think it's rick perry's first day on the campaign trail. the apology issue. mitt romney used it. barack obama, has the values, apologizes for america. this is

joe." that was mark arubio speaking on fox news.y the president didn't go about it the right way but it's the outcome we wanted, gadhafi is out of power. >> the situation in libya is different from other revolts we have seen. this was really nato enforced regime change, if you want to be honest about it. pummeling libya with missiles for months and going off to the races with a fairly focused regulation. we know little about the rebel we are reporting and the mixture of the wealthy formal regime. true to form, they come out and talk about how they are going to open it up for western oil. a lot of people were pushed aside when talking the oil interest in libya. the antiwar people that never reconcile it with what the president does. if you look at "the new york times," it's a huge piece that the people back in libya are going to push the oil contracts from china and brazil who are taking opposition to what the u.s. was doing. the criticism of the president, though, that he didn't act fast enough, i would go at it from a different ang

but you know so joe peer to hotel surely will do a boutique hotel manager mark thompson. in serbia is available in moscow and hyatt regency. our five thirty pm here in the russian capital this is our to recap now of our top stories battleground tripoli heavy fighting goes on in the libyan capital those rebels bombard colonel gadhafi compound backed by nato airstrikes rebel it claims that they controlled most of the city and captured could apheresis son saif have proven incorrect. secret assistance british intelligence has reportedly planned the endgame for cleanup is regime guarding the rebels in their push on tripoli more u.k. and military personnel are said to be on standby in the mediterranean to boost the . ego e.u. all giants flooded back to libya on a red carpet laid out by a self-proclaimed new government to reward those who helped oust gadhafi it's really not of the debate over nato as a real motivation for intervening. libyans or join in jubilation anticipating gadhafi is full but skepticism that may be too early to celebrate is just as widespread analysts point

in the newsroom, mark matthews, abc 7 news. >>> vice president joe biden touched down in beijing todayt the start of a nine day tour through china, japan and then mongolia. he is traveling with his daughter a social worker in delaware. his talksion expected to focus on the debt crisis in the united states as the biggest overseas holder of u.s. treasury bills china seeks washington's reassurance that their debts are secured, of course. his trip is getting unintended goodwill, too, from a photograph of newly appointed ambassador gary locke. here is the picture of locke bying his own coffee in the seattle airporten route to china. it charmed a lot of people. they are not used to such frugality for their people. a businessman uploaded it to the internet in china and it has gone viral. >>> best buy is not happy at all with the hp touchpad sales performance or more accurately the lack thereof. reports say the company has sold less than 10% of its stockpile of 270,000 touchpads. best buy wants hp to take the unsold touch pads back. hp is is asking the company to be patient and hold on to them

joe rosato jr. >> going on 31 years. >> reporter: in his three decades. mark bartholomeaw has delivered a heck of a lot of mail. >> packages. bicycles. tires. delivered suffer board once. >> when he is not walking his emoryville route. he is driving. but in all those years behind the wheel, there is one thing bartholomeaw has never experienced. that's an accident. >> people have cell phones and stuff luike that. pay attention. have to drive. >> the u.s. postal service estimates bartholomeaw has driven a million miles in his mail truck all without a scratch. >> no fender-benders. >> no. >> not even a dent. >> clipped a mailbox? >> no. no. been very lucky. >> it's not that the other drivers aren't trying. >> people fry to change lanes into me. always watching the guy next to me. see what he is going to do. >> you might think such a record would put him in a class by himself. turns out, he is merely joined a very exclusive group. to date u.s. postal service welcomed 22 bay area postal carriers into its million mile club. a club where the only dues are 30 years be

, says let me write a letter, a daily letter from san fransisco to the enterprise and joe says, sure, do it. so mark twain writes a 2,000-word letter six days a week for about five months, and it's some of the best letters he's ever wrote, and we have about maybe 20% of them. we look for them every day. usually go up into your attic and see if you have old newspapers. [laughter] most of the things survive are not enterprise clippings or issues, but are contemporary newspapers that reprinted it at the time because he was a good copy, and he was free. that's how those texts survive. >> the person who asked the san fransisco question also wants to know if you know the neighbor that he lived in and if he ever met robert lewis stevenson. >> to me, the neighborhood has changed and doesn't really look like the neighborhood. he's mentioned month come ri street. -- montgomery street. you can about guess where he was. he was found of stevenson, didn't know him for long, but basically he and mark twain would come up with this idea, the submerged audience, and mark twain talks about discussing this in washingto

joe, in the mideast. markets in israel, they plunged, their worst plunge in 11 years. if you look there, the marks were down 6%. dubai fell more than 3%. saudi arabia actually rose about 0.1%, but that's actually after it fell in the previous session about 5.5%. joe? >> how long in terms of hours do you expect to start hearing from the asian markets? >> asian markets begin trading at 8:00. they're up next. actually, futures markets, the futures for u.s. stocks opened about ten minutes ago. right now they're indicating a flat to positive open. so i'm talking about the dow, the s&p and the nasdaq. that's good news, because we are talking about how each of the these -- how each of these markets, how each of these indices feed off of each other. so this could be a good sign, at least in the short-term. but it doesn't necessarily indicate how thing will open. one of the good things to remember, though, joe is that investors here in the u.s. who are going to be trading on wall street, you know, they've had the weekend to really digest, really process this downgrade. so it's not really coming as a shock.

joe." with us on set, we have msnbc contributor mike barnicle. and senior political analyst, mark halperin. >> we can talk about change tomorrow. down the road. >> happy birthday, mr. president. >> 50! >> the big 5-0. >> that's exciting. that's great. >> young. young. young at heart, though. >> young at heart. i guess so. it's been a sort of difficult week. he's trying to serve the base, right? >> a lot of liberals complainin that he's given in too much. >> we talked about george wills proposed slogan. the president said we can do better, it's going to take a ttle bit of time. in those fund-raisers, he's a better political performer than the people out there trying to take his job. on display, it's one of the nice things he had going. >> it is all relative, isn't it? >> i guess it is. >> with a debt deal out of the way, president obama is shifting his focus on getting reelected as halperin pnted out. in chicago, the president celebrated his 50th bithday, which is today. he celebrated with a fund-raiser with the help of jennifer hudson. he vowed to focus on job growth. >> i hope we

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don't tell me he's no fun to play with. >> welcome back to "morning joe." 7:00 in the morning here on the east coast. markwith us. andrea mitchell, the star from that clip. dan senor, great to see you, again. and reporter alex wagner. hello. >> hi, willie. >> andrea, are you obsessed with paul ryan? >> obsessed. i wake up thinking of him. i think it is late in the game. i think this is the field and we are kind of getting caught up in our own, you know, the media process. jon stewart wasn't right about that. >> dan is not so sure. between ryan and chris christie, do you see one of them getting in? >> this's room in the race for one more person to get in. there's still time to do it. there's enough energy and enough fund raising capacity still sitting on the sidelines to quickly mobilize. it's not going to be easy. it's hard to put together these national organizations quickly. one reason romney is the front-runner is because he's done it before. he never shut down his doors. we are in a unique moment. there are a lot of people standing around saying is this it? september will be interesting. if no one els

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joe have. what should the constitutional standard be for when you can prosecute a leaking the government official when the document in question are clearly marked classifieds. but they're not harming the national security or lies. can you still go to jail as the leaker? if you projected on one of these screens that have this to be the lunch menu but it is classified. i think the answer is that you cannot be prosecuted of that under the constitution. the pentagon case never went to trial. it ended up in a mistrial. we never quite resolve that. at least the supreme court was not willing to say the fact that it was classified in the release its was enough to go to jail. it is enough for you to lose your job but we did not want to protect lies or affected the flow of information in a negative way unless we have to. >> it is worth restating the difference in the pentagon papers. that was a narrative. it had its own narrative. >> he did not make it all. he did not feel it is all in the public interest. >> i am on the business advisory council. if you talk about wikileaks as a proxy for the block this year -- blogosphere and move this into the corpora

joe johns has the political pop next. but fist, speaking of elvis, today marks 34 years since the king of rock 'n roll passed away.s of fans from across the world, pouring into graceland to pay tribute to the late entertainer. they held a candle light vigil, left flowers. we wanted to play a little homage, if you will. first five number one singles. see if you remember any of these. love me tender. the sound "hound dog." number three in terms of his single here. a classic, don't be cruel. the top two songs, i want you, i need you and heart break hotel. o nourish plus moisturize. active naturals wheat formulas target and help repair damage in just 3 washes. for softer, stronger... ... hair with life. [ female announcer ] nourish plus. only from aveeno. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan, insur

. >> reporter: giffords's astronaut husband mark kelly waited just off the house floor and vice president joe biden, who was there for the vote, hugged her and called her a strong woman, which is what everyone was thinking. >> the bill is passed. >> reporter: in the end, the bill to raise the debt ceiling passed the house easily, 269-161. republicans voting yes, outnumbered democrats by nearly 2-1. the vice president had spent all day on capitol hill selling skeptical democrats on the merits of the deal. >> why do we not have anything in this bill that makes millionaires and billionaires who can afford to pay a little bit more, pay a little bit more? why don't we close tax loopholes? jo hues speaker john boehner said he got 98% of what he wanted. republicans hailed the deficit cuts in the deal, though some wanted more. >> change the way that washington spends taxpayer dollars is like redirecting or turning an aircraft carrier. it's a monumental task. >> reporter: the senate takes up the bill today around noon. and then to the president's desk because it is expected to pass the senate. the pre

joe lieberman and what he really thinks about our expander in chief. we are on the road to 2012, hannity starts right here, right now. today marks day two of president obama's bad news bus tour. as his voyage continues, candidate obama back and making big promises. as he did in 2008 he's vowing to put you the american people back to work. he will layout his elaborate, cure-all for the economy when congress returns next month. >> the president: we know what to do. i will be putting forward, when they come back in september, a very specific plan to boost the economy, to create jobs and to control our deficit. >> sean: even the handful of supporters the president still has left will admit we've seen and heard this before. when the going gets tough the white house knee-jerk reaction is to refocus their efforts on jobs. remember this. >> question is, how are we gonna make sure that people are getting back to work. jobs must be our number one focus in 2010. as president that is my commitment to do everything i can to make sure our economy is , creating jobs and strengthening our middle class. >> the president: making sure jobs are ava

joe." it's 7:00 in the morning here in new york city. markoining the table, wes moore and time magazine cover boy. also in washington, an associate editor for "the washington post," eugene robinson. great to see you. >> good to be here. >> you weren't on the cover of "time" were you? >> i doubt it. >> just wes moore, i guess. >> we're going to start with the economy here. the market is down yesterday on track for the worst month in nearly three years after fears of another global recession, we dare use the word, combined with weakness in europe. the dow down almost 420 points losing 3.6% of the value yesterday. the s&p losing 4.4% of its value. nasdaq was down more than 5%. let's bring in guy johnson, he's live in london. good morning. how are the markets looking over there? >> more of the same, unfortunately. looks like we are going to have another bad day. it's carried on today. a lot of people expected today to be positive. a bounce off of a big, bad day. it's not come through. you have gold trading higher. we are up by 3% there. a lot of

joes. now we know why. here's abc's david muir. ♪ happy birthday >> reporter: the president isn't alone marking a half century.too. if it seems the president has aged a little faster than those hollywood faces it's not special effects. researchers say it's the job and it goes beyond the obvious. first what they call unrequited stress or what experts say is not enough friends to confide in to alleviate the stress. presidents often feel on their own with their confidential decisions. in fact, their closest ally, their spouse. but even they can't relieve the stress. the first lady recently told us being first lady is the much easier role. >> and i can watch the hard stuff and go, wow, good luck with that. >> reporter: researchers then point to inflammation. long known to be a cause of ageing for all of us, exacerbated for the president. unlike most of us the cortisol levels are constantly running through the president's veins. while most of us need it toúç fight stress, too much of it can be bad. for a president it goes with the job. it wears on you. bill clinton before, and after. george w. bush before, and afte

joe biden and president of box global. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having us. shannon: markout speech writing and getting a message across. i've got to say it seems like this administration, at times this president seems weary of having to make the same point over and over again about the economic recovery. >> the problem is there is no economic recovery. i want to wish you all a very happy first anniversary of the recovery summer of 2010. if you recall a year ago they were campaigning all across the country talking about how the $830 billion stimulus bill was working. here we are a year later and we've lost 1.8 million jobs since the similar lust was passed and enacted into law. last week we learned -- the president says the economy is growing. last week they downward revised the first quarter of growth from 2% which is anemic to .4% which is almost nonexistent. i think the president will have a very hard time on campaigning on the theme of morning in america. shannon: they deny a threat of a double-dip recession. how much longer do you think they can continue forward with

joe, good to see you again. that sound byte is picking up traction on tv and the internet because we've topped the $4 trillion mark in terms of what president obama has added to the debt while he's been in office. how bad is that contrast? >> well it's a totally different situation. i mean i think what he was referring to at the time is we had gone to war in iraq, we are literally borrowing the money to pay for it and giving tax breaks to the wealthy. you know, it was racking up debt and we weren't creating anything with it. i think the problem as obama came in he had to do something to stimulate the economy, and i think where that is not paying off right now for most americans is, they are concerned it hasn't created the jobs that people hoped for with that kind of spending. but the situations are completely different i think. megyn: but, you know, to the average person sitting at home, you can parse it as someone who is immersed in this stuff neck deep. do you think at the average person at home they are going to look and say, i him back then because he seemed like sun who would put an end to the reckless spendi

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joe biden will discuss tibet and taiwan. the chinese concerns about the u.s. economy are a subject for his five day visit. chinese commentators are marking his rival by saying that the united states has to stop flooding the economy with cheap credit. one economist riding on his blog said, the united states has entered a long period of decline. . cabinet ind china's central bank. here in the u.s., stocks are headed for a slightly higher open today as investors await the latest data on inflation and the latest report on corporate earnings. ahead of the nightclub 30 a.m. open, the dow and the s&p both up -- 9:30 am open, the dow and the s&p are both up. that is the latest on c-span radio. >> track the latest campaign contributions with c-span website for campaign 2012. easy to use, it helps you navigate the political landscape with twitter feet and facebook updates from the campaigns, candid biles, the latest polling data, links to c-span media partners. all at c-span.org/campaign2012. >> in a city that average as many homicides a year, investigator reporter steven janice takes on the tough question, why do we kill. it is one of the books f

joe have. what should the constitutional standard be for when you can prosecute a leaking the government official when the document in question are clearly marked classifieds. but they're not harming the national security or lies. can you still go to jail as the leaker? if you projected on one of these screens that have this to be the lunch menu but it is classified. i think the answer is that you cannot be prosecuted of that under the constitution. the pentagon case never went to trial. it ended up in a mistrial. we never quite resolve that. at least the supreme court was not willing to say the fact that it was classified in the release its was enough to go to jail. it is enough for you to lose your job but we did not want to protect lies or affected the flow of information in a negative way unless we have to. >> it is worth restating the difference in the pentagon papers. that was a narrative. narrative. own >> he did not make it all. he did not feel it is all in the public interest. >> i am on the business advisory council. if you talk about wikileaks as a proxy for the block this year -- blogosphere and move this into the corporate around,

joe. back with us onset. peter alexander, and dr. jeffrey saks along with pat buchanan. millions of people are surveying the damage in the aftermath of hurricane irene after leaving its marka board this weekend, the storm lost the tropical characteristics late last night as the center crossed the canadian border. as this morning's "usa today" puts it, irene was less than expected, but still a bruiser. at least 21 people died, including six in north carolina where irene made landfall saturday. the storm leaving downed trees, toppled power lines, and mangled awnings. millions are without power and in some states, it may take up weeks to restore it. flooding remains in many areas, especially in vermont where officials say epic flooding on the river is inundating part of the village of waterbury forcing them to move the operation center to burlington. some 50,000 people in that state are without power. president obama addressed the lingering threat from irene yesterday in a statement at the rose garden. >> many americans are still at serious risk of power outages and flooding. which could get worse in the coming days as rivers swell past their banks. so i want people to under

that's the european mark receipts tumbling now after morgan stanley put out a note warning of global recession. we will talk about that in five minutes. vice president joehina to kick off a five-day official visit. meeting with his counterpart for talks on trade and currency. upon arrival today in beijing, biden praised china's rapid growth and called for more cooperation between the u.s. and china. >>> securities and exchange commission under fire for allegations that it illegally destroyed thousands of files related to probes of bernie madeoff, goldman sachs and others going back years. chuck grassly called for an investigation into the agency after an sec whistle blower contacted him with the allegations. >>> the drought in texas racked up $5.2 billion in agricultural losses. that's a record for the state. economists say texas at texas a&m without rain to help winter wheat it will get worse. chavez is getting in on the gold rush. he's planning to take control of the country's gold industry. that's a move that allows him to crack down on illegal mining and move the country's existing gold reserves out of foreign banks and into venezuelan vaults. one c

joe had. what should the constitutional standard before when you to prosecute a leaking government official, particularly in cooperation or "the new york times" getting it from someone when the documents are clearly marked classified, but they are not harming national security to be known or they are lies and the world is made better. can you still go to jail even as a leaker it to take a classified document and projected on a screen but it turns out to be declassified lunch menu? i think the answer is you cannot be under the constitution, because we do not know for sure because the pentagon papers case never went to trial. it ended up in a mistrial. we never quite resolved that, but the supreme court was not willing to say the mere fact that it was qualified was enough to go jail, enough to never worked for the government again, but we do not want to protect lives or ineffective flow of information in a negative way. >> it is probably obvious to all of you, but the difference between the pentagon papers and the tsunami now, the pentagon papers was a digested narrative that had its own coherence selectivity, not just this dump of data. >> and the thought not all that was in the public interest. >> lary,

and on the heels of mark, i'm joined by karen finney, and joe watkins. hello to the two of you. >> hello, alex. >> joe, sims you're right here, i'll speak with you first. what are you looking for when they announce the results around 6:00 this eving? >> to see who the top three are. everybody expects lit be michele bachmann, tim pawlenty followed by ron paul. ron paul won the online balloting. that's what most are expecting to see happen. it will be interesting to see who is farther down the bottom. rick santorum was saying if he's fourth or fifth, the worst finish will hurt them. >> karen, who do you think has the most to lose in today's straw poll? >> probably tim pawlenty. although it's interesting, his campaign has modified their spin in the last few days and this is part of the expectations game everybody is playing. they want to show progress and growth instead of -- there were some expectations that perhaps he would win. what that says to me is they're thinking we've got to get in the top three. so i think if they don't, i think they probably will