you pay the same amount to see life of piety due to see john carter. you know, so i think that what he is referring to, going forward, if you're going to spend $250 million to make a movie, people are going to have to pay more for it. gerri: it is like a two-tiered structure. maybe three or four, we don't know where it's going. >> i don't know. i mean, there is so much entrenched right now in the movie business. it is going to be a difficult thing to change. i think that steven spielberg is good at predicting the future. so i would not rule it out. gerri: i think what he said in a comment is that someday, some year, some summer, all of the movie theaters will have a different blockbuster enable all fail because they cost so much to put on and you can't have all movie theaters having all these of these different shows. would he make of that? >> i think it is true that there is kind of a new blockbuster every weekend. they clutter the theaters because you have to have a big opening now. when joss came out, it opened in under 500 theaters. now a movie has

and cash's son john carter cash, says the son truly embodies my father's spirit. >> thanks for joining us on the set. >> i wonder if that is in the music. if that is the weatherman? >> brook tamlin. >> sorry. i don't know my anchorman trivia. >> with the squirrel. >> lynette is much better. [ laughter ] >>> more news ahead. an incredible story that continues. something we told you yesterday. erika brannic surf -- survived the boston bombings and today she will meet the woman she knew as joan from california and people across the nation connect for them to meet. who you should believe to stay safe in your car with the ntsb and chrysler. >>> more sunshine on tap. but rain is on the way. we will tell you when it arrives coming up. >> and interstate 70, the latest times coming up. >>> we're working for you and thank you for joining us this morning. good morning to you. i'm megan pringle. >> i'm charley krause. let's get to meteorologist lin ert charles with what could be a repeat of yesterday. >> that's exactly right. 54 degrees in urbanna. yes, it is cool out there this morning. the winds

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john! - carter. t now. - no, we need to get you out of that vest. - you can't. - i saw enough of them in iraq. - get her out of here. - john, please listen to me-- - there's no time. you've got too much to lose. - no, john, you are not doing that. - lionel? - carter, he's right. - get off of me. - think of your son. - john. you don't have to do this. - you know i do. because you'd do the exact same thing. thank you. both of you. - come on, carter, let's go. come on. - so i see i'm not too late. - i should have known you'd turn up here. i told you to stay clear. - which is how i knew you'd put yourself in a situation like this, mr. reese. - stay where you are. here. find out what's on that hard drive and stop it. - will you just let me-- what are you gonna do? shoot me? - this is my past catching up with me. it doesn't concern you. - but this moment does. i'm not leaving you here, john. so can we please stop wasting time? well, let's see what we've got here. - have you ever defused a bomb vest before?

cash's son john carter cash says the stamp quote just embodies my spirit, end quote. >>> and startingoday -- excuse me. >> is this a cold? >> excuse me. starting today, the fairgrounds will be stocked with fruit and veg stability vegetables and much more. >> and details on the annual tradition and how it helps local farmers in america. >> and rei is put an end to the no deadline, no questions asked return policy and we will tell you why and how people are reacts to this. >>> topping america's money. chrysler refusing a government request to recall thousands of jeeps. the government says the older suvs fuel tanks may rupture and explode in rear end collisions. chrysler says the claims are based on incomplete data. >>> the dow's tuesday hot streak is over. the blue chip average had climbed 20 tuesdays in a row before yesterday's plunge. it is still up nearly 16% for the year. apple says it expects to hire 1600 new workers at the headquarters and an increase that the company can come up with hit products. >>> and for the next 10 days pizza hut is offering a large one topping peace for $5

john carter, anything with lindsay lohan in it. they're big failures.nowhere near the bank for the production box. it's good to get it out there early and often some people go see the film. neil: i would find this offensive and less the movie as the tv going with me on it. >> maybe that's one of the 100 you just don't know about it. i'm still in the super bowl in camp as well because you really have to work hard to cut through the clutter and keep the name out there in this environment where there's so many different rows for consumers' attention. the digging is that you have to try to make these tie-ins subtle so that they aren't taking -- neil: this could be a big debacle. i doubt it. money up front. >> deferred 75 percent of the production cost with all of these tiny hands. that's really significant. neil: in your facebook, the company keeps scoring deals and alliances and now has an analyst upgrading the stock faugh. your argument, along with firmer was opening day. >> 40% down. i think even this year we're down 8%. the analysts seemed to like the s

also there, is judge john carter of texas, who opposed immigration reform in 2006, 2007.e has come to a reason-sensible approach to get this thing done. so, you know, look. the gang of eight, i appreciate your kind comments about the tea party or marco rubio and his thoughtful leadership in the senate on immigration. you can say this at the end of the segment so they can run that. >> god bless senator marco rubio. but this is going to be an interesting test. paul is absolutely right. i think -- i'm sort of a little more optimistic. i think there will be a significant number of senate republicans voting for this bill. and i think also the house will arrive at a different place, but with a comprehensive bill. and will spend the fall in serious negotiations in a conference committee. >> one of the complications could be health care. >> could be. i do give on this particular issue, senator rubio and other republicans credit. it's not easy to put yourself out there because you're going to get criticized from the right. i agree with paul. i think it's going to be hard. there's

if you read the "wall street journal" this morning you'll see a tea party member judge john carter is for an immigration reform bill on these issues. i want to get to an answer on that. >> patti ann: unfortunately, we are coming up to a hard break. i do want to see -- matt, julie, thanks very much. >> gregg: roughly 24 hours from the beginning of george zimmerman's murder trial, jury selection beginning tomorrow morning as the judge still considers allowing voice recognition analysis from a chilling 911 call made the night trayvon martin was killed. [ larry ] younow throughout history, folks have suffered from frequent heartburn but now, thanks to treating with prilosec otc, we don't have to suffer like they used to. [ bell dings ] ♪ [ horse whinnies ] getting heartburn and then treating day after day is a thing of the past. block the acid with prilosec otc, and don't get heartburn in the first place. we've surcome a long way. ♪ [ le announcer ] one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. when he said "everyone gets health insurance"? but now congress says 7 million americans wil

tomorrow, johnny cash's son, john carter cash joins us live and we hope you do, too. >> gretchen: nick wallenda in the after the show show. have a great day, everyone. bill: big morning a fox news alert. good morning. she is the face of the benghazi scandal. fox news confirming that susan rice, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., will be prometed. she will be president obama's new national security advisor. she will work in the west wing. no senate confirmation needed. good morning, news happening right now. this is "america's newsroom." i'm bill hemmer. martha: good morning. i'm martha maccallum. the news is already drawing fire from the right. the position doesn't require any senate confirmation here. some say could be construed as a poke in the eye to republicans where susan rice is concerned. bill: she will replace tom done milan who is stepping down. peter doocy has the story. why is tom done milan, peter? >> reporter: his wife is taking new job that will require a lot of time being spent overseas and that is why done milan decided this is the time to get out. he will travel to calif

tomorrow, johnny cash's son, john carter cash joins us live and we hope you do, too. >> gretchen: nicka fox news alert. good morning. she is the face of the benghazi scandal. fox news confirming that susan rice, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., will be prometed. she will be president obama's new national security advisor. she will work in the west wing. no senate confirmation needed. good morning, news happening right now. this is "america's newsroom." i'm bill hemmer. martha: good morning. i'm martha maccallum. the news is already drawing fire from the right. the position doesn't require any senate confirmation here. some say could be construed as a poke in the eye to republicans where susan rice is concerned. bill: she will replace tom done

comments made during a panel discussion for the school for cinematic arts called to mind movies like john carterone major expense, landing a big name star. tom cruise took him $75 million in 2012. leo and adam sandler made 37 murder in the second degree not too far ahead of kristen stewart and cameron diaz. but star power doesn't mean gold. consider will smith, his latest struggled in it's opening weekend coming in third place. but spielberg and lucas say don't write off the summer blockbuster just yet. >> they'll try to make fewer and fewer and make the ones that are the safest bets. >> with fewer movies in theaters the movie going experience has to change, to be more like seeing a broadway show. >> you're going to end up with fewer theaters, bigger theaters with a lot of nice things. going to the movie is going to cost you $50, maybe $100, maybe $150. >> they make a good point. >> a dismal warning. but it's a problem you start spending 200 $50 million to make a movie in the first place. >> that should be a read light. >> exactly. >> you want to spend more money to fix it. anyway, coming up, th

police have now identified the shooter as 23-year-old john zawahiri whom officers shot and killed just minutes after he arrived on campus. carterorts. >> reporter: 23-year-old john zawahiri had already killed two of his family members inside. he was dressed in black fatigues, armed with multiple weapons and 1,300 rounds of bullets. debora fine was his third victim. she was driving home from a singing lesson and took a different route from the president's visit. >> it was like the perfect storm. i saw a man with a kevlar vest looking very much like a s.w.a.t. member. >> you thought it was a police officer. >> i thought it absolutely had something to do with obama being in tor town. >> reporter: then she saw the gunman near the intersection of yorkshire and kansas pull over a woman in a car. when he absolutely aimed at her and the rifle came up, i knew that that wasn't anything somebody from the police would do. >> reporter: fine was just 20 feet away from zawahiri. she saw cold determination in his eyes. >> he was absolutely on a mission. everything was planned out. he was just in execute mode. >> you could tell that by looking

this is john carter's first bill as a cardinal. .e's making his maiden voyage and i think the ship is sailing true. he says he hopes so. and we want to thank, of course, the staff of the subcommittee for their tireless hours, dedicating toward crafting this bill of great importance to our national security. so i'm proud to say, mr. chairman, that i stand before you in 100% support of this bill. it represents all that makes our country great, and the security that will keep our country great. and i urge our colleagues to support this bill. and i yield back. thank you. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. price: mr. chairman, i am pleased to yield three minutes to the distinguished ranking member of the full committee, mrs. lowey. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman -- the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized for three minutes. mrs. lowey: thank you, mr. chairman. d i want to share the very gracious remarks on the part of the chair of the full committee , the chair of th

chairman, i want to commend my friend, homeland security security subcommittee chairman, john carter, ensuring that the underlying bill provide $43.5 million to restore it. my amendment simply adds an additional layer of protection for the program by stating that none of the funds made available under this act may be used in contravention of section 287-g of the immigration and nationality act. the 287-g program enables state and local law enforcement to enter into agreements with mmigration and customs enforcement by processing illegal aliens who are incarcerated for crime for removal. the agreements have a proven track record, mr. chairman. since 2006, over 209,000 potentially removeable i will gel -- illegal yaleance have been identified. the final decision remains with i.c.e. additionally with less than 000 i.c.e. agents, 287-g agreements serve as a force multiplier by allowing state and local law enforcement to incease in enforcing federal immigration laws. in my district, the 11th congressional district of georgia, the sheriff's department has successfully participated in the 28

joining me now, john walsh and michelle carter.ng on the show tonight. >> thanks, reverend. >> joan, let me start with you. is the gop stuck in 50 years ago? i mean, did you hear that kind of stuff that they were saying? it's unbelievable. this is 2013. >> i know. and the world is unraveling around us, mainly because of people like me and michelle. it's good to know. no, i men, remember. >> you should be home in the kitchen with an apron. >> we do that too sometimes, so, you know. remember, we talked about this last year when rush limbaugh and other republicans started saying that those bad democrats, those mean democrats, they created the gop war on women. there is no war on women. and then you have people like erick erickson and lou dobbs and sadly juan williams joining in blaming women for this change that 40% of all women are breadwinners, not looking at the factors in the economy driving that or the desire of women to work, which is perfectly great and perfectly wonderful for their families. so you have a president on the one

carter hall is not the quarterback for the irs, is he? >> no, this is playing out exactly like watergate. he had this mcgrierd, johnthat's what this carter hall is. these guys will talk. they'll lead you to the next group. this will lead to you the white house. >> the general count stull of the irs would have known since this guy worked for him, william wilkins. will put it right at the top of the irs pole. >> nobody at the irs had no reason to do this. this is for political reasons. it happens to slow down donations into tea party groups. there is no reason, no motivation for an irs person to do this. >> do we need a scandal czar? >> we have too many. >> have you the reporters, the irs. you got benghazi, now you've got all this eavesdropping and snooping. >> there is no doubt it is a bad scandal period. i don't think we need another scandal skar. i don't think we need another bureaucrat. i think we need honest answers. everyone will say, we're not going to get them. but as far as the irs thing goes, i don't think that this is like watergate. i'm in the saying it's over. we still need to know. >> just breaking into

john zawahri. today a survivor of the attacks talked to cbs news and here is carter evans. >> reporter: with this santa monica home burst into flames on friday, 23-year-old john zawahri had already killed two of his family members inside, he was dressed in the black fatigues, armed with multiple weapons and 1,300 rounds of ammunition. is that a bullet hole right there? >> yes, it is. >> reporter: debra fine was his third shooting victim, she was driving home from a singing lesson and took a different route to avoid traffic from the president's visit. >> it was like the perfect storm. i saw a man with a kevlar vest looking very much like a swat team member. >> reporter: and you thought it could be a police officer? >> i absolutely thought it had something to do with the fact that obama was in town. >> reporter: then she saw the gunman near the intersection of yorkshire and kansas pull over a woman in a car. >> when he absolutely aimed at her and the rifle came up, i knew that that wasn't anything, somebody from the police would do. >> reporter: fine was just 20 feet away from zawahri and saw cold determ

. >> a sad story, 18-year-old john malvar was weeks away from graduating from washington lee high school. brianne carter is live outside the school now. she has more on this tragic accident. >> in just about an hour, students will return with out- swerve their classmates after 18-year-old john malvar was killed after a skate boarding accident. arlington police say that he was doing something called skitching -- riding on a skateboard while holding onto the side back of a car. he fell and hit his head on the ground. authorities say he was not wearing a helmet. a 17-year-old was driving the truck and police say he may have accidentally run him over. that is part of this investigation. currently, no charges have been filed. it is expected to be an emotional day here as students come back to class. we understand this evening there will be a candlelight vigil held at the school beginning at 6:00 this evening. reporting live live, brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> the d.c. council hold a hearing today to discuss safety in taxi cabs. this after a cab driver was killed in adams morgan. he was robbed and shot. the

. >>> john dingell is the longest serving member of congressional history. kathleen sebelius lynda carter and house democratic leader nancy pelosi danced to a supreme songs to celebrate. looks like a party. >>> and last night's congressional baseball game in washington, the democrats had a big night. democratic congressman cedric richmond of louisiana had four hits including a triple and pitched seven innings of shutout ball. the democrats crushed the republicans 22-0 in the most lop-sided win in the 52 years they've gone head to head. no bipartisan on the field. >>> and that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> and for more now on that severe weather we mentioned we are turning to bill karins. >> rough including the d.c. area had a tornado possibly nearby the d.c. area. we mentioned dsed der ray cho, for straight line winds over 250 miles. that did happen wednesday night. the storm prediction center did confirm that. yesterday we actually had more damaging winds than the day before. 645 reports of wind be damage from the areas of southern ohio valley right through the mid-atlan

was8-year-old john malvar weeks away from graduating. want to get to brianne carter who is live outside the school this morning where so many students must be grieving. hereotions will be high this morning. students return here to the school with out one of classmates. 18-year-old ryan braun was -- john malvar was two weeks from graduating when tragic -- tragedy struck. he was probably one of the sweetest people i have met in my entire life, i will always member him. >> he fell onto the street outside britney's home. police say he was doing something similar to the kids in this video. it is called skitching. writing onto a skateboard while holding onto the back of a car. >> he fell and hit his head. >> students and friends say it was not liking to do something like that that. he was set to attend college in the fall. as for the 70-year-old driving 17-year-old- driving, no charges have been filed although that can change. put offouncil has decisions on the relations for food trucks. the examiner is reporting the council approved new vending regulations. it does not co

carter evans found out why. >> reporter: the assault rifle 23-year-old john zawahri used in his santa monica shooting spree is illegal in california, but jacqueline seabrooks said he came up with a solution. >> he was able to by buy gun components from across the country to build his own 223 own 223 semiautomatic rifle. >> very easy to build one yourself. >> very easy to build one just. >> reporter: components to build a semiautomatic rifle are available on the internet. so are the assembly instructions. the sale of most gun parts online is not regulated, except for one critical component. it's called the lower receiver. it holds the mechanical parts of the gun, such as the trigger. a background check is required to buy one, but police believe zawahri got around that by buying a partially completed lower receiver and modifying it. gun enthusiasts call them 80% receivers. we found web sites that sell them for less than $200 and specialty kits with tools for final assembly. scott, police say one of the reasons zawahri may have use aid homemade gun in his shooting rampage could be because his request to obtain a

for "cbs this morning saturday," carter evans, santa monica california. >>> john miller is a senior correspondent for cbs and a former assistant to the director of the fbi. what have they learned so far? >> not much. what we gleaned is there was a family argument going on inside the house and that there had been a divorce, that there had been family problems, but certainly what we can tell is that this was not a visit to the house that turned into an argument. he prepared himself with weaponry, he prepared himself with tactical gear and clothing. this is the kind of thing that he was either planning, fantasizeing about first and then planning, and then literally getting dressed up for so he could create this person who was going to change everything. >> so between his parents' home and then the school it sounds like there's a lot of different crime scenes. thing nine is the number here. how do the investigators begin to sort through all of that? >> that's going to be complicated in that you have moving crime scenes. he had people he tried to stop people he shot at that kept going and stopped late

carter has a story. >> and emotional day for some student that washington-lee high school at they returned to class without one of their own. senior john malvar loss of life tuesday during a skate boarding accident. >> it is sad, especially at graduation. >> police say he was on his feet were holding onto the side of the truck when he lost his balance, fell, and hit his head. he was taken to the hospital where he died. >> it is devastating to see someone die. >> the team was just weeks away from graduating, and was planning on attending vcu and the fall. last week, he received an award for perfect attendance. in a statement, malvar's printable said -- -- a 17-year-the old was driving the truck. so far, no charges have been filed. he stressed the importance of safety when talking to his son before school. >> i keep telling him about life and that life is important. >> a candlelight vigil is scheduled at the school tonight around 830. in arlington, brianne carter, abc 7 news. we are certainly appreciating the beautiful weather outside, especially when you could trust it with what they have been dealing with in midwest. >> i know. there h

john miller on the investigation grave news on the condition of investigation. grave news on the condition of nelson mandela. mark fill slips in south africa. carter evans reports from santa >> i saw his eyes and then i knew. >> pelley: and one of the best american athletes you've never heard of. ben tracy catches up with-- or nearly catches up with-- evelyn stevens. >> she's leaving me in the dust! captioning sponsored by cbs

support to the syrian opposition john kerry said president assad has escalated the conflict by seeking help from iran and lebanese forces he didn't address the fact that carter has been supporting syria's rebels and pledged to continue doing so the f.s.a. military command on friday claimed opposition fighters have received weapons that can change the balance of power meanwhile the un has rejected claims that the syrian government used chemical weapons saying it wasn't a convinced these accusations were followed by a u.s. decision to provide weapons to the rebels. this report. the united nations experts say that they do not concern the claims put forward by the united states britain and france that the damascus regime used chemical weapons against the syrian rebels they said that despite the fact that these three countries collected evidence on the ground such as blood tissue and soil samples it is inconclusive and that they would have to send their own investigators to conduct a personal investigation inside syria this is what the u.n. had to say we cannot. we cannot. we cannot. so you are casting serious ground into work the west coast of florida. the u.n.

carter was also in the mix. there they are. it was all part of a tribute to long-serving michigan senator john dingell. >> "stop in the name of loveey're singing. >>> up next, "the pulse." talk about pride parking. you're not going to believe how much this piece of concrete in boston sold for. >>> is there such a thing as too zesty? some moms are saying a new ad for kraft is selling a lot more than just salad dressing. wow. [ female announcer ] if you have rheumatoid arthritis, can you start the day the way you want? can orencia (abatacept) help? could your "i want" become "i can"? talk to your rheumatologist. orencia reduces many ra symptoms like pain, morning stiffness and the progression of joint damage. it's helped new ra patients and those not helped enough by other treatments. do not take orencia with another biologic medicine for ra due to an increased risk of serious infection. serious side effects can occur including fatal infections. cases of lymphoma and lung cancer have been reported. tell your doctor if you are prone to or have any infection like an open sore or the flu or a history of copd, a chronic lung disease. or

carter was killed and his father critically hurt. two men are facing charges. if you have any information about this man, again, rasheed mayo give a call. >> john al venn junior, the driver of the trash ruck if baltimore down -- truck in baltimore county. they will keep talking to witnesses and analyzing records. but they're finished working at the site of the explosion and accident. al venn was released pr the hospital this morning. >>> the last of the boston bombing victims return home and one of the only things she wanted to do was thank the woman who saved her life. it didn't take long for this to happen, for these friends to track down erika's guardian. abc 2 news linda joins us with more. >> reporter: the two women say they're friends for life brought together by tragedy and celebrating the good that has come out of it. erika wondered what happened to the woman who saved her life. she was badly injured hah day and lost one leg and broke another. she remembers a woman in a yell he scarf with brown hair that came out of nowhere to help her. the woman held her hand and used a belt to stop the bleeding. the woman was from california. >> oh my god. >> look at

the gunman identified by the los angeles times as 23-year-old john sawari, was then killed by police. we have a report from carter evans in los angeles. >> reporter: newly released surveillance photos show a man dressed in black armed with an assault rifle entering the santa monica college library before firing 70 rounds. it was the end of a 15-minute mile-long rampage, one gunman, several weapons, 1300 rounds of ammunition. >> oh, my god. reporter: it began just before noon on friday at this home where inside authorities would find two of the gunmen's family members killed, targets then included a city bus and several passing cars. he killed the driver of this s.u.v. and then came on campus firing indiscriminately, says witness joe orka. >> just a lot of screaming and people scattering everywhere. >> reporter: santa monica police chief jacqueline seabrook says there's no doubt this was a planned attack. do you believe that this was premeditated? >> someone puts on a vest, has a semiautomatic rifle, car jacks, folks, goes to a college, kills more people and had to be neutralized at the hands of the police i would

john, thanks very much. t inre following a developing story tonight in southern california. there has been a deadly shooting rampage near a community college. carter evans is at the scene in santa monica. ( sirens ). >> reporter: it started just before noon when witnesses say a gunman started shooting randomly at cars and students on the campus of santa monica college. joe orchadd said he was just a few feet from the gunman. >> he looked at me and he just panned over with his gun and i jumped out of the way and he shot at me. he seemed very calm. he wasn't fidgety. he wasn't moving around a whole lot. he just was standing there, like, panning around looking, like i'm looking for targets. >> reporter: witnesses say he was armed with more than one weapon. he first opened fire on the street then on campus. >> i was in my car, and a guy on the left side of the street jumped out of a car with a big, black gun, and started blasting rounds at all of our cars and the buildings and the bus. the gunman was cornered by the police in the library and was killed. investigators confirmed before the gunman opened is fire near the school he had set a house on fire

john miller on the investigation grave news on the condition of investigation. grave news on the condition of nelson mandela. mark fill slips in south africa. carter evans reports from santa >> i saw his eyes and then i knew. >> pelley: and one of the best american athletes you've never heard of. ben tracy catches up with-- or nearly catches up with-- evelyn stevens. >> she's leaving me in the dust! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the u.s. government tonight is putting together criminal charges against the man who exposed two of the government's top-secret surveillance programs and the f.b.i. is trying to find him. edward snowden was last seen in hong kong yesterday when he identified himself as the source of leaks revealing that the national security agency is monitoring the phone records of millions of americans and tapping into the data banks of internet companies. snowden worked at the agency as a low-level employee of a private contractor. he went to high school in maryland but did not graduate. he enlisted in the army in may of 2004 but was discharged less than five month

ceo of 34 years, he was ceo when jimmy carter was president, is is steppg away, he is going to be a president of the board. they like it. the currenteo did areat johnreat job. thank you both very much. >> all right, so, you wt to leave your union but you afraid some guy nam louie will wan to have a personal chat with you first. well help is on the w, next. you hurt my feelings, todd. i did? when visa signature asked everybody what upgraded expeences really mattered... you suggested luxury car service instd of "streng training with patrickillis." come on todd! flap them chicken wings. [ grunts ] well, i travel a lot and umm... [ male announcer ] at visa signature, every upgradedxperience comes from listening to our cardholders. visa signature. your idea of what a card should be. neil: someobs, it comes with the turf, you want the paycheck, you pay the dues, many worke forked to join -- forced to join unions as a condition for emoyment. what if it was not a condition? there is a way, the guy trying to make it possible, part of nationde initiative among 60 groups in 35 states helping workers who feel locked in to opt out, colin, how does this work? >>

of 34 years, he was ceo when jimmy carter was president, is is stepping away, he is going to be a president of the board. they like it. the current ceo did a great johnb -- great job. thank you both very much. >> all right, so, you want to leave your union but you afraid some guy named louie will want to have a personal chat with you first. well help is on the way, next. neil: some jobs, it comes with the turf, you want the paycheck, you pay the dues, many workers forked to join -- forced to join unions as a condition for employment. what if it was not a condition? there is a way, the guy trying to make it possible, part of nationwide initiative among 60 groups in 35 states helping workers who feel locked in to opt out, colin, how does this work? >> thank you, neil. this is a nationwide campaign to inform those worrers they have rights. to leave the union, we tell them thousand leave the union, and where else they can go to get professional maybe benefits -- membership benefits, many teachers andies do not know they have those rights. neil: does it become a hostile workplace? the union guy will always tell the guy who tries to bolt, that is a fine th

bringing in our political insiders, john leboutillier, former republican congressman from new york, and pat caddell former pollster for president jimmy carterter for bill clinton. so he is underwater and going in the wrong direction but if you look at a couple of the categories, the kids under 30 30...17 points he has lost among those and with independents he has taken a beating. >> it is a combination of the economy and the n.s.a. scandal has hurt him with with independents, they tend to be performance-oriented and if you look this week at what happened at the g-8 or with president putin and, now, this week, today with mr. snowden going to now and headed to ecuador all the while syria is effectively under the control of the russians, we are losing and losing big internationally. bottom line, no surprise the poll figures you cited. >>gregg: do people feel this is a president would doesn't really lead and may not have the skills of leadership? >> the issues, 8 percent think they are important, immigration and gun control, but my theme of this is the contempt for the american people going to africa and spending $100 million according to the "

carter did not. when he left office, it was as low as bush. in time, i think -- >> same thing with harry truman. >> johnagan had low numbers. >> nazis couldn't pull it off. >> john: shocking. >> right down there. >> john: they changed their name a few times. elaine, is bush's place in history secure? >> all it tells me that the approval rating is better is that people are so busy still trying to find jobs and trying to earn a living and not get foreclosed on and feed their families so they're not paying that much attention. when you throw a question like this at them, they remember some things got down and that's because democrats are willing to work with republicans. nothing gets done now. >> john: was there anything positive about george bush's presidency? frank? >> it ended. >> john: elayne boosler? >> i second that. >> an abundance of material as a comedian. >> john: it is very good for the manufacturer of prosthetic limbs. how will this affect the value of george bush's paintings frank? >> i'm more interested than ever. i'm going to go to his booth at comic-con for sure. >> i will not take down my

. >> john, thanks for the update. 5:35, turning overseas now, president obama just wrapped up his first speech in northern ireland. he is there, of course, for the g-8 summit. >> bria carters live in our satellite center with more on what the president has to say, brianna. >> good morning to you, greta and brad. president obama talking to young people in belfast, ireland focusing on the future of that country. take a look here at live pictures there, the president wrapping up his speech. he's shaking hands with a number of those young people but he was just talking to about the future there of ireland. the president arrived there in ireland early this morning alongside the first family. the president summoned those young individuals to take responsibility for their country's future. the country has experienced decades of sectarian violence and conflict and the president said strides have been made, more work needs to be done. obama told the youth there is more now to lead than ever. while some wounds haven't been healed a lot of people have moved forward and these young people need to take into their own hands. following the remarks in belfast, the president will go to th

carter. he's now a counselor at the center for strategic and international studies. and former state department senior advisor vali nasr, now dean at the johns hopkins school of advanced international studies. welcome to both of you. dr. brzezinksi, many questions about how much, the timing, et cetera. what's your initial reaction to this announcement that the u.s. will be providing some arms? >> it's kind of baffling because there's no pattern of consistency. you know, we started helping the rebels-- whatever they are, and they're certainly not fighting for democracy given their sponsorship, qatar and saudi arabia-- as far back as early spring of last year, 2012. without saying it publicly. i assume there was a presidential finding approving it, but we were doing that. since then i'm not at all clear as to what our policy actually is. >> brown: so it wasn't clarified by yesterday's announcement? >> i think that was even more baffling because it refers to a very small number of casualties allegedly inflicted by chemical warfare. it doesn't refer specifically to the date involved, although the president drew a red line, it certainly is materi

carter or bill clinton? bill clinton played the sax. which president was manager of a general store? johnln. he also became postmaster, then surveyor of his county. and then he taught himself to be a lawyer. which president was a famous movie star? ronald reagan or gerald ford? ronald reagan was a movie star years before he became governor of california and then, of course, president. he acted in a lot of westerns and war films, but check out his comedies for a good laugh. which president farmed peanuts? lyndon johnson or jimmy carter? jimmy carter was a peanut farmer from georgia. which president was an inventor? thomas jefferson or george washington? not only did thomas jefferson write the declaration of independence, he invented the cipher wheel for decoding messages and a plow for farming. even animals can boast claims to fame like the cheetah, fastest animal on land, or the blue whale, largest animal to ever have lived on earth. but not all claims to fame are good ones. many people illegally keep exotic pets, and for one species, the number of animals kept as pets outnumbers those le

john dingell. supremes singer mary wilson led dingell's wife debbie, health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius were on the dance floor, he's the longest serving congressman. wonder woman, actress lynda carter, a dingell family friend, even joined in. >> impressive moves, ladies. >>> good day, everyone. i'm kristin welker in for andrea mitchell. >>> with the president's red line in syria now definitively crossed, the decision to arm the rebels gets a green light but the obama administration's chief critic on syria, john mccain, says it may be too little, too late to change the equation on the ground. take a listen 367. >> i applaud the president's decision. 93,000 people dead later, over 1 million refugees in the countries in the surrounding region erupting into sectarian violence. >> joining me now, new york "times" national security correspondent mark mizetti. based on my reporting and your reporting, we know that the administration is supplying small arms and ammunition but the opposition says that it actually needs a lot more, including antitank and antiaircraft weapons. do you think at this point in time that the obama administration is seriously considering ramping up its weaponry to

john dingell was honored today. >> yeah, former supreme mary wilson got high-profile backup on one of the group's classic hits as top lawmaker, nancy pelosi and kathleen sebelius and wonder woman, lynda carter%. >> dingell spent 57 years on capitol hill. doing anything for 57 years. quite an accomplishment. >> breathing oxygen for 57 years is an accomplishment. >> you are right. >> coming up the country music superstar who may be singing about an achy breaky heart. >> speaking of breakups -- rupert murdoch's divorce could be an epic one. it is a settlement that may make history. you are watching "world news now." ♪ i don't care what you say this is my life ♪ ♪ go ahead with your own life leave me alone ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by united health care. ♪ y united health care. long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured b

john leboutillier, former republican congressman for new york. doug schoen is a fox news contributor and former pollster for bill clinton. pat caddell joins us from a remote camera, a former pollster for president jimmy carterback here. what struck me is that president obama's approval ratings have tanked. he now is underwater. his disapproval rating now exceeds the approval and in one month he has lost seven points, a seven-point swing. >> this is serious. the president has taken whatever comfort you can take from the fact that he has not suffered, the approval has been between 47 percent and 48 percent and 50 percent but what the white house is trying to argue is the scandals involved other people, not the president, other armies, not him. given as you suggested correctly the mushrooming of the scandals, the president now is very, very worried. the numbers reflect that. >> gregg: pat, in all three scandals, the vast majority of people who were likely intimately involved behind-the-scenes have fought been interviewed yet so is this thing going to really spread? >> yes, it is going to spread a lot. you are right, no one in the white house involved have been questioned. look, the real challenge for the oppos

carter division. can you see that twbl secretary of state kerry and susan rice. >> jeremy, all the lines have been blurred. you have samantha powers, john hearings that were held around clinton's 78-day bombing of yugoslavia in 1999. it was interesting, republicans, people like tom delay were raising objections to it and you had rise of what i call the cruise missile liberals and susan rice is a major player in that world, as is samantha powers. >> that is how the lines have been blurred. republicans used to be far more reticent of using force. i was against bosnia, against kosovo, said there had to be a better way of using our troops in a humanitarian crisis. >> if you put this in the context of president obama's recent speech, he's trying to have it both ways. he's going to continue the perpetual war, he bombs yemen and pakistan and then you have the appointment of these people very closely linked to that clintononian foreign policy. this is really how the democrats wage war. >> let me ask this, chairmjerem because i supported the iraq war at the beginning, it was a mistake. for a large part i've been a traditional republican realist,

it looked to me like jimmy carter was already in trouble and my friend, wyatt stewart, introduced me to doug bailey. at that time, he and his partner, john deeredorf, represented seven of the 12 republican governors in the country who were still in office after the watergate debacle of 1974. doug came to nashville, sat down with my wife, honey, and tom ingram and me and we talked about -- about the idea of another governor's race, this time in 1978. doug's view was that i had lost, among other things, because i wasn't very interested in campaigning, that i campaigned in a blue suit and talked to republicans and to rotary clubs. and so the talk was about what would be authentic, what did i really like to do. and i ended up, to make a long story short, walking a thousand miles across tennessee over six months in a red and black shirt, followed by a group of four university of tennessee band members in a flatbed truck and every now and then, several times a day, we'd get up on the truck and play "in alexander's washboard band." doug put all that on television and i won the election. now, to some, that would seem like an ultimate political g