john paul had big shoes to fill. he believed he could make a difference in the lives of arkansans because he believed in loving his fellow man. we were capitalizing on the benefits he helped provide as a testament of his time in washington. from all arkansans i thank john paul for his devotion to public service, his leadership and his dedication to arkansas. his example is something we should continue to strive for here in washington. mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar number 36, s. 304. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 36, s. 304 a bill to improve motor vehicle safety by encouraging the sharing of certain information. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding with the measure? without objection. mr. boozman: i ask consent that the committee-reported substitute amendment be agreed to the bill as amended be read a third time and passed and that the motion to reconsider be considered made and lai

to john paul.arry: he did not want to put the church through that again. charlie: do you have some hope that francis will be able to be a powerful force in making sure we don't slide into some kind of clash of civilizations or religious wars? garry: on that, he knows and admires muslims. he praises the koran. he knows there is only one god and there are many paths to god. the holy spirit works in them all. he said the holy spirit does not only work through us. he has not forgotten. charlie: is mohammed equivalent to jesus? garry: they are both prophets. but of course, jesus is more than a prophet. he is god, too, which mohammed is not. the muslims all agree that moses was a great prophet, jesus was a great prophet and mohammed was a great prophet, but not god. that is where we do differ. nonetheless, for us to believe that jesus is god does not separate us from people who think he was not god, but a prophet. spirit works through that prophet, too. charlie: why is jesus god? garry: because he said s

ultimately, john paul bought the company. others include wade phillips, to me and many, the father of modern tolls up. he and his brother started in the oil fields. they split up their properties. frank started phillips 66. we are standing across the street from the second of two glorious buildings constructed by wade phillips. it was built as a commercial endeavor in 1928. he had already constructed his masterpiece directly across a couple years previously and had his offices there. he wanted to protect his investment. he built this to draw independent oilman. the ground floor is an arcade. it had 14 stores and shops. prior to air-conditioning. when we go inside which we will, you can see it is set up for natural ventilation. above, for largely independent oilmen. we are in the interior of the building. to make, the most splendid example of art deco lobby we have in our fair city was built at the very beginning of the deco revolution. at the same time, the chrysler building in new york was being constructed. the union carbid

ultimately john paul bought his complete. others include wade phillips. wade phillips to me and to many native tulsans is the father of modern tulsa. he and his brother started in the oil fields in bartlesville. they split up their properties. freight stated and started phillips 66. -- frank stayed and started phillips 66. wade moved to tulsa and began his oil career here independent of his brother. we are standing across the street from the second of two glorious buildings constructed by wade phillips. it was built as a construction -- as a commercial endeavor. wade had already constructed his masterpiece, the elapsed how were -- the phillips tower directly across a couple years previously and had his offices in there. he wanted to protect his investment. hence, he bought it to -- built it to draw independent oilmen back. the ground before is an arcade, hence it is known as the philc ade. it had 14 stores and shops. and again, prior to air-conditioning. remember this. when we go inside, which we will, soon, you will see it is set up for natural ventilati

john paul despised the jesuits -- was a lib risk theologian.n went over to cover that for "new york" magazine and i talked to the head of the jesuits then. he had a stroke and vincent o'keefe, the american assistant was the acting head. one of the reasons why the mope did not allow the jesuits to elect their own leader after that. but he told me, o'keefe did my first meeting with the pope as the head of the jesuits i said to him i don't have your experience, i don't have your office, i don't have your depth of theology but i do have a very close association with a number of priests who have left and want to be still in service to the church to belong. and the pope was not saying they had left in their good graces so they couldn't be common indicates and he said they broke their oath. they're out. that's like shooting the would noted rather than healing them. >> rose: why did you stay in the church before francis came. >> well there's a lot about the church that i've always loved. and i've always known not always but from an early age, that the

and rand paul emporium. ♪ john: rand paul has a of awesomeness on his website. we did some online windowshopping. this is all very real. >> the rand paul store takes it to another level. we have the blocker/ . mark: a practical product. >> this is a work of art. mark: i might just go online and buy a $20 pocket constitution and go to an event with rand paul and get it signed. >> and entrepreneur, that is what rand is fighting for. mark: that is a big blanket. >> curled up next to the fireplace. mark: this strikes me as a safety net. >> this is the market telling me how to say happy birthday to your favorite libertarian. it is the same picture as the blanket. it comes with a giant envelope. >> this is the best deal so far in the rand paul store. it seems like a giant kickstarter campaign. . do want a shirt, and iphone case, a giant blanket? john: the guy in minnesota wants that blanket. breaking news from the white house when we come back. ♪ john: seen and reported that russia hacked the white house. the national security advisor sa

john paul said they were getting out of hand and made them be secret. they couldn't publish the proceedings and they had to turn them over just to the pope who could do with them what he wanted. he could do nothing or change it or whatever. this pope has said because of the pull pulmonary and what will happen this year he said let's see what the issues are and how were debating them and what were looking for. now the bishops going in to it knowing that what they say is going to be known and how they voted. pope francis rightly sees his mission is not just the catholics but all the leaders and believers in jesus and all believers in god because there is only one god and the holy spirit acts through all people who are seeking that one god. as the archbishop of buenos aires he prayed with evangelicals. in the joy of the gospel is major statement so far he said that muslims too are guided by the holy spirit or the one god and we can learn from the treasures they have built up over centuries of belief. at a time when senator lindsey graham are calling for ho

i think he felt this is a man and john paul hated jesuits'. many of them are convinced the with that union and liberation now look with those children that he favored. they were not sure that he was entirely on their side bet not entirely on the other side either. but who knows why each of those voted? i think a lot of them were scared with those scandals. but then they needed 72 express that. they figure he is old. [laughter] what can he do? but then to be of benedictus addition to say we need a little fresh air. >> you talked about the steps france's has taken to shift culture so what tip do you have but are you interested in shifting but john 23rd does not change doctrine on his own. that is the monarchs to do that. the pope is not a king. but he did call a council in changes to place their. especially on though whole business of the jewish state >> then i should say it is not easy for rulers especially those that think they are absolute and reversed course as we found out without destroying the credibility of the church. but lots of things

paul wordplay. stick around. we will be right back. ♪ john is time to do to rand paul's speech and what we do after every song. break it down. he says he is different. not like the other republicans. make his point, today he waged two war. rand: as i watch our once great economy collapse under mounting spending and debt, i think what kind of america will our grandchildren see? it seems to me that both parties and the entire political system are to blame. under the watch of both parties, the poor seem to get poorer and the rich get richer. we have squandered our victory by becoming part of the washington machine. that is not who i am. john: that is rand paul mark really being a different kind of republican. i have not heard many president candidate announcing their presidential bid, attacking their own party. not a common thing. still that is an unusual stance , to take. apolitical antiestablishment posture that is very, very gratuitous and very much out front. i do not know if that is the way to win, as someone would put it but it was strikin

. >> papal biographer at best known for his book witness of hope the biography of john paul ii and for many number of books since then. so i wrote him and i just said said -- the authorial coast is clear is the way he put it. i wasn't dust and hoffman at the church waving at everyone to keep them away. >> let me ask you something randy what was your first introduction to father neuhaus and many here know he was a lutheran pastor and had a remarkable conversion to catholicism. when we first aware of him as a young man's? >> i can remember the exact moment. i was at a seminary in toronto visiting this priest to who was friends with my buddy and this priest had this interest in literary matters. he said what are you doing? i said i'm in this theory reading a flop or in his response was why would you devote your life to a drunk? and when he finished saying that he then said what you doing in this post-colonial globalization. you should read this and he gave me a copy of something called -- magazine. but it demonstrated to a cradle catholic was what i thought as the unbridgeable gulf betwee

ultimately john paul getty bought his complete. others include wade phillips. -- tulsans is the father of modern tulsa. he and his brother started in martinsville. they split up their properties. frank stayed. wade moved to tulsa and began his oil career here independent of his brother. we are standing across the street from b's second of two glorious buildings constructed by wade phillips. it was built as a construction -- as a commercial endeavor. wade had already constructed his masterpiece, the phillips house directly across a couple years previously and had his offices in there. he wanted to protect his investment. hence, he bought it to -- built it to draw independent oilmen back. it had 14 stores and shops. and again, prior to air-conditioning. remember this. when we go inside, which we will soon you will see it is set up for natural ventilation. above, largely for independent oilmen and he had a few of his own offices in there as overflow space from the philtower. we are in the interior of the philcade building. it was built at the very beginning of the

. >> guest: these are economical fingers if you think of john paul the great, john paul to the great pope. he's helped us understand a better rule today because he's been of the central figures about bringing down. as the head of the roman catholic church was responsible for reminding people around the world of human dignity was not consistent with communism. what a baby catholics are not christians or religious people were not come human dignity as human dignity. >> host: since napoleon, the west has caused more issues than salt. >> guest: i think that people would have said that about many places in the world are currently. they don't have the potential to develop policies whether the minorities are not systematically repressed where you can have a religious pluralism that's a mistake it's not just -- it is a mistake historically. we have to have good policy but i also believe that we need to be optimistic. >> host: what is your initial reaction? >> guest: my initial reaction is that he says a lot of different things. and as a presidential candidate he has to be sort of every place

harry reed and hand paul fist purch bumped. and now johneps to be viewing. >> senator paul is the worst possible candidate of the 20 or so that are running on the most important issue which is national security. >> earlier this week senator paul called mccain lap dog for the president. and rand paul's son has been cited for a dui. this is the third time he's had a run in with the law that involved alcohol. >>> next to secretary of state john kerri wishing a happy birthday to his pup on twitter yesterday. apparently the two celebrated by playing a game of fetch in one of the hallways of the state department. a colorado senator made a marijuana joke during a discussion about the cherry blossoms in d.c. it started when senator roger whiker asked when cherry blossoms could see outside of d.c. >> the number one city for them is newark new jersey. >> i'm glad that's part of the record for someone to wonder about ten years from now. >> we have buds in colorado too. >> and first lady michelle obama was fielding question at the white house's take yo

the blowback is expected and really it was a genocide. >> pope john paul used the word genocide you'reed it in a joint, written statement and it wasn't explicitly said and then discussed at length as it was in the mass this morning. do you think that makes a difference in terms of how weir seeing turkey react so quickly? >> well perhaps, but the mass was a mass for st. gregory to name him a doctor. he's from armenia. there are only 35 doctors of the church so it was a big deal. supposedly pope francis said i just don't want to talk about st. gregory, though. we're marking the 100th anniversary of this genocide. i want to call attention to the fact that christians are still being persecuted some hundred years later and so he brought this into the conversation because it's important to armenians to acknowledge it and it was important in the context of this service about an armenian saint. >> let me ask you this when you look at what is happening in the region in the middle east right now, how do you think that this will impact the vatican's future relations with moderate muslim states an

>> well brooke sure of course we all remember that fateful day in 1981 when john paul ii was almost killed ended up hospitalized for almost two months. there have been plots against popes, both when they're on the road. there actually was an al qaeda affiliated group in the philippines that apparently had a plot in place to try to strike at john paul when he visited manila in 1995. vatican security services say that over the years, they are aware of a handful -- by handful, i mean three, four five -- serious terrorist threats to strike the vatican that were aborted at one stage or another in the process. so while this is rare brooke it is by no means unprecedented. the vatican is one of the most evocative, symbolic spaces on the face of the planet. to many islamic radicals and radicals of other stripes, it symbolizes sort of the headquarters of western civil station and christianity. so it is unfortunately, sad to say, something of an inviting target. >> which brings up my next question which is what about security? for example, when you think of the white house, it's supposed to be the mo

pope john paul ii cited it in 2001. pope francis has made similar comment before. these comments come with a sting. >> reporter: yes, indeed. this is a very sensitive subject for the turks who not only recalled their ambassador to the vatican and summoned the vatican ambassador in ankara to emperess unhappy not. we heard from the turkish foreign minister who tweeted that the statements are unacceptable, those statements by pope francis, and are out of touch with both historical facts and legal basis. the turk have always contended that the massacre of armenians which left 1.5 million dead were simply the result of intercommunal violence during world war i. of course, if you look back at the historical record, diplomatic correspondents, press reports at the time, it does appear that it was indeed a systemic genocide of the armenians during the first world war. but as i said, the turks have always denied it. it's important to note that in fact pope francis was, as you mentioned, merely referring to a statement made by pope john paul pope ii in december, 2001. it cert

pope john paul the the second was 84 at the time of his death. we will be right back. jim kenney. son of a firefighter. first in his family to go to college. he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs jim kenny, the block by block mayor we need to move philadelphia ahead. >>> on the healthwatch for some children with a attention deficit hyper activity disorder medication is essential for success in school. >> last november, the f.d.a. announced two generic versions of an adhd drug that may be less than effective, that is why one teen and her family decided to change prescriptions. cbs news correspondent marley hall tells us what happened. >> reporter: the the start of the senior year was frustrating for emily. >> one teacher in particular told me that i a had seniorit is and that i was slacking but i knew i was in the doing this on pur

vatican has acknowledged the armenian genocide since a declaration was signed in 2001 by then pope john paul ii. al jazeera. >> myanmar is one of the world's fastest growing economies. after five decades of dictatorship money is flowing throughout the country. but many say that the country is being built on the backs of children. we have one child's story. >> a lot of children as young as eight drop out of school and go to work. they can earn $15 a month working in the fields but in the cities they can earn twice as much. he's only 12 and's turned into a breadwinner. >> when i don't work sometimes my family is all right. but sometimes they're not. it depends on whether my stepfather can find work. he doesn't have a steady job. >> some children find jobs through friends and relatives. others find work through brokers, who take a cut of the children's wages. tonight with the use of an undercover camera we'll show you how this business works. >> a lot of people here tell us putting children to work in this country is pretty much normal. but children's rights activists say that if myanmar does n

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it was the phrase used by pope john paul ii.'t delve into the mechanics of politics. really to recognize that building up a fraternal spirit which goes back to the light over darkness, love over hatred narrative. >> light over darkness for sure. do you feel that light is prevailing these days, father? >> many people speak of the darkness. these things we see in our moments in darkness, but i do a lot of work with young professionals and beneath the radar of many organizations and media and throughout the world there is a great growing group of young professionals of young priests and young seminarns who are bright and focussed. they're not really anti-anything. i think they're very much focussed on their love of god and christ and fellow men and women and i think that's an extraordinarily powerful force for the good. i my that's really something that gives us a great deal of hope for the future. >> i think light prevails for sure. there's a lot of dark out there. there's no doubt about that but i believe that light prevails. can

says the pope was only citing a statement that had previously been signed by his predecessor pope john paul ii in 2001. it notes that while a number of countries have recognized the genocide but not the united states, and he wonders if the armenians will try to get barack obama to mention the genocide. thus far he is only using the armenian expression for the great calamity because he does not want to upset turkey, which could freeze military cooperation at a critical time in the middle east. annette: the armenian genocide has been somewhat benefiting from a rather high-profile visit. oliver: "the guardian" reports that reality tv star kim kardashian is visiting her ancestral homeland. she has gotten support for government officials and intellectuals, not that we can say that has happened many times before. she visited with her sister and her husband, kanye west. at first people were uncomfortable with the kardashian visit -- this is a conservative country, after all. but armenia has never been discussed in mainstream media like this before. it shows that the armenian identity is still aliv

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getty was the son of billionaire gordon getty and grandson of john paul getty founder of getty oil. autria: duke university officials are trying to figure out who hung a noose outside of a building. the center is home to several offices including the center for sexual and gender diversity and the center for multicultural affairs. university officials say whoever hung it will be held accountable. in the meantime the governor of indiana admits he mishandled the state's religious freedom law and he vows to fix it. governor mike pence says legislation could be moved this week to make sure that the law e businesses the right to deny service to anyone. right now it says the government can't "substantially burden a person's exercise of religion." arkansas also passed a similar bill this week. the governor there is expected to sign it into law as many large retailers such as wal-mart and the gap speak out against it. jummy: federal prosecutors are expected to charge senator robert mendez with corruption today. the new jersey democrat is accused of using his senate office to push business in

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>> rand paul is a unique character he's more of a libertarian than a tea party character. johnthank goodness there is one! >> he's fearless on cutting down government and reducing some of the departments. rand paul puts this money where his mouth is. i think his positions on noninterventionism is going to be difficult for him because most americans don't want the united states to be number two or number 10 or 20 as we are now thanks to barack obama. they want to be number one. they want to restore american superpower status and if rand paul doesn't seem interested in that, they will not vote for that. john: what does it matter if we're number one if we're free and nobody is killing anybody? >> well but the problem is when american power retreats the wheels come off the world. you have a lot more killing and lot more retreat of freedom across the world when the u.s. is not powerful and doesn't express or exhibit the power around the world. john: and some of our actions say in libya haven't caused more of a threat? >> libya was ill-advised. that was an intervention the united sta

that we never did anything without basically clearing it with scoop. >> wasn't paul wolfowitz in that orbit as well? john lehman: paul was brought into the original orbit. this was a poker group including george will and bill schneider. paul had not yet come into the scene. he was recruited later by freddie clay, when fred was appointed head of acta, and that was around 1972, 1973. paul, at the time, was at yale. on the faculty. our group -- bill schneider at the time worked for senator buckley, and george will worked for senator alan in colorado. and of course i worked for kissinger. we used to play poker regularly, and we were good friends, social friends. we worked together because these were all players on the hill. in fighting these end war amendments, getting trident through, and so it was an initial -- it was an interesting time with interesting people. everybody is still involved one way or another. >> how did the poker group feel about s.a.l.t.? how it had been negotiated? john lehman: all of us were concerned about how it had been negotiated, how it had provided -- it had codified a disparate b

includes washington and new york, leveraging cuba could add political and spiritual drama saint john paul ii made a historic vice tonight 1998 and pope benedict in 2012. both asked that cuba be opened to the world. trenton bishop david o'connell offered this insight. the as his two predecessors before him pope francis's possible visit there will lift the spirits of the cuban people and renew their hope and longing for freedom to practice their deeply held religious faith. the philadelphia church is hoping for a spiritual renewal, with francis's presence too. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and we have got the latest on the pope's upcoming trip to philadelphia for the world meeting of families. you can find it at cbs philly.com just click on the papal visit tab. >>> millions of dollars in scholarship money earn at students at one inner city school. >>> still ahead we will have more on the remarkable accomplishment of these high school seniors and what they credit for their success kathy. >>> we are watching a few sprinkles out there then skies clear and it will be feeling like

andrew was the grandson of oil tycoon john paul getty, once listed as the richest man in america. andrew was also one of four sons of gordon getty. his family is asking the media and public to respect the family's privacy. >>> on the peninsula this morning, two palo alto high schools are getting licensed therapists in order to help students deal with the rise of mental health issues. last night the school board voted unanimously to allocate $250,000 in district funds to hire full-time therapist palo alto and gunn high schools. they took action last night. so far this school year, 16 palo alto high school students have been hospitalized for mental health reasons. 42 gunn students have been hospitalized or touretreated fo suicide prevention. >>> a u.s. magistrate today is expected to sign off on a million-dollar settlement involving hundreds of oklahoma protesters who claim police mistreatment. the case goes back to january 2012, when protesters say they were corralled by police outside a ymca, unfairly arrested and then held in custody for hours. the city of oakland and alameda cou

. >> zero seven year-old archbishop chaput met john paul the second when he was 38 years of age. pope francis will be staying with the archbishop at saint charles seminar any overbrook during his two day stay. archbishop is expecting that the seminary students there as well as rest of philadelphia will be mystified by the experience. in the news center, pat ciarrocchi cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> mystified for sure. >> great event. >>> stay with cbs-3 and cbs philly.com for continuing coverage on the historic papal visit. >>> as we continue tonight rocky gives us his first official look behind the scenes of the new movie creed what sly stallone, wants fans to see when we come back. >>> backyard bear in one new jersey community. we will tell you why wild life officials are warning resident bear sight goes like these are just the beginning. >>> salt keeps our road safe in the winter but what about our cars? safety experts urge us to not the only wash our cars soon but to make sure we do not mess a certain spot. kathy. >>> we do not miss the snow ukee i will trade tonight for rain a

but i think he found in reagan openness john paul ii come and more generally against the soviet union. he was supportive of that. i would not say he was nearly as interested in reagan as he was. >> fascinated. yes. one of the kind of precursors. new house he was excited -- the reaction to watergate. someone who could openly and confidently speak out of the christian informed morality about matters of public significance. and for new house and ironically years later. very excited. a few really big pieces of the carter presidency and then everything fell apart over the families. >> different. >> yes. appointed by carter. this effort i think. the situation of the american families. >> the domestic pressures on. >> lbj had with moynihan. >> exactly. >> exactly. and he realized quickly kind of on the harder democratic left arguing the term family is self exclusionary because it presumes a heteronormative understanding of the family and he turned in the families plural. and he saw that as an abandonment in pure demographic terms of the people in economic terms as well, i think, those who re

he was the son of san francisco's gordon getty and grandson of oil tycoon j -- john paul getty. police say 47-year-old andrew getty likely died from natural causes. the "l.a. times" reports ss getty filed a restraining order against a former girlfriend and in court papers he stated arguments with her put his health at ricks but he never identify mad he called his serious medical condition, saying only it was diagnosed two years ago. >>> a possible presidential candidate stopped by the pay area today and brought controversy. former florida governor jeb bush spores indiana's religious freedom law but many bay area tech companies are strongly against it. scott budman is live outside ebay headquarters in the south pay with more. scott? >> reporter: good evening, janelle. ebay one of several tech companies signing a letter today in support of lgbt rights. this as a possible presidential candidate comes to town bringing controversy along with him. the lunch meeting was closed to the press, but jeb bush came to the bay area trying to drum up support from tech heavy bathes. and let's be

john paul jones, teddy roosevelt -- those kinds of people, i think. over the four-year period, it's sort of ingrained in you. kelly: what made you choose to be a navy pilot? senator mccain: i thought it was the most glamorous and exciting life any person could ever choose. that was always my goal, and my grandfather had been an aviator as well. kelly: before you actually went to vietnam, what did you know about the war through the media and military? senator mccain: i did not know a lot. i read about various conflicts and the battles that had taken place. i was aware of the gradual escalation. but like most americans, i had never heard of the 1954 agreements in geneva that divided north and south vietnam. i didn't have any knowledge of the background and history of the vietnamese people. i believe that -- i believe the -- i believed that it was the classic struggle between communism and freedom. kelly: in the time before you were taken prisoner, how did the actual experience of being in vietnam differ from what you imagined it would be? senator mccain

. >> but like most kids in the national juvenile incarceration system, the majority at john paul taylor committed nonviolent crimes like shoplifting, burglary, or selling drugs. >> we have facilities here and facilities in albuquerque. >> sandra stewart is director of new mexico's juvenile justice services. >> instead of just warehousing kids and watching them serve their time, the kids learn to do everything together in a unit. >> and the staff started being trained to be more along the lines of mentors and team leaders and coaches rather than correctional officers. >> hey we're gonna be doing a check in a couple minutes. we're going to be doing a check-in in a couple minutes ok? >> it was a huge change, a lot of the staff that were here at the time, it was just easier to sit here and just watch, and they didn't believe in being giving them the time necessary and the help necessary to help them become better. >> keith's unit, called mesquite, contains 9 young men. >> hey get ready we're going to do a check in here in a couple minutes. >> the mesquite unit has a strict routine, includin

pope john paul ii called the 1915 killings a genocide in a statement, but never in public. candidate barack obama said he'd be the first american president to do so, but never has. pope francis proving yet again today he's not afraid of making waves. alex marquardt, abc news, beirut. >> back here at home now. proving april is the cruelest month, tax day is tuesday. and if you haven't field yet, you have probably spent part of this weekend trying to finish up. if you try to reach out to the irs for help you may still be waiting. rebecca jarvis with more on that and ways you can still help yourself. >> reporter: tonight, the clock ticking just three days to your tax deadline. crunch time when so many of us call the irs with those last-minute questions. >> welcome to the internal revenue service. >> reporter: but this year help might not be a quick call away according to irs commissioner john koskinen. >> more than six out of ten people who called could not reach a live assistant. that is simply unacceptable. >> reporter: koskinen says budget cuts are to blame for the short st

i think you will see the paul campaign and others. john: the paul campaign, the rubio campaign have more working-class credit. make him the new romney and try to knock him down that way. mark: they will turn him into blake carrington. john: the new national quinnipiac poll shows jeb bush at 13% with marco rubio at 15%. politico america reports that sheldon adelson thinks senator rubio could be the future of the republican party. to what extent does rubio's status as a freshfaced, rising star a commune intraparty attacks? mark: it a real problem because we saw it as president obama in 2008. attacking the guy who was supposed to be leaving the party to the promised land is hard to do. you might take out rubio with negative ads but the backlash could hit you. as long as he is seen as he is now, it is harder to take him on as it is walker, cruise, or bush. john: you know the super pac's will be doing some dirty work. i think there is enough to look at and rubio's background. not as formidable to jeb bush in some ways but there is a lot of stuf

so have the torpedos the same right-wing faction that distorted john kerry's war record is distorting rand paul'snti-war record paid by secret tiff fat cats hidingb hind the foundation for a secure and prosperous america. they're out there bankrolls the war hawks. the day that rand paul announced -- and right-wing war hawks is spending dark money, with no names attached, of course, the one gop voice that ends -- and speed us on our way to yet another gulf war. in his presidential announcement today senator paul laid out a core vision that railed against the u.s. occupation of foreign nations. here's paul. >> at home conservatives understand that government is the problem, not the solution. conservatives should not succumb, though to the notion that a government inept at home will somehow succeed in building nations abroad. i are not vision america with a defense unparalleled and unencumbered by overseas nation-billing. let's quit building bridges in foreign countries, and build some bridges here at home. >> howard fineman joins us from louisville, your own stomping grounds. there were a lot of ni

this is always tricky, the question of how much truth do we have, and how slop -- it was a great john paulrte, we don't alleges do what, but we are responsible for everything. that's a grownup position. 150 people were killed, mostly christian students murdered in kenya, by four members, four people of the extreme islamic group al shabaab. now they're fighting back, and kenya's army spokesman said the bombings are part of a continued process, which will go on. might be while survivors are speaking out about their terrifying experience inside that school during the attack. here's one survivor's account. >>> you know, i have great feeling -- i spent a lot of time in kenya, hanging around in mombassa, nairobi. >>> you know, i have great feeling -- i spent a lot of time in kenya, hanging around in mombassa, nairobi. i was in the peace corps hitchhiking around there. this is like athens against sparta. it's a good country. it's not a milling tear state. they don't spend time marching around in uniform and next to somalia. >> i've visited kenya gosh more than ten years ago in nairobi, walked aro