john scott is in for shep. have a very happy and healthy and save labor day weekend. >> damage control at the white house. the obama administration now back-pedaling on the president's comment the u.s. has no strategy to deal with isis militants in syria. so, do we have a plan or not? >> the russians again dismissing accusations they have invaded ukraine. this time investigating the satellite photos of russian troops could be images from a video game. and a rare virus now tearing through one major american city and reportedly sending dozens of kids the hospital every day. what is it? and what can you do to keep your kid safe? >>> i'm john scott in for shepard smith. it's not what the president said that is raising eye browse but the -- eyebrows but the way the media reported. josh earnest talking about president obama's comment that we don't have a strategy yet for taking on islamic state terrorist in syria. the press secretary said the president was referring to the strategy for air strikes in sirarch not the

john scott is in for shep. happy and healthy and save labor day weekend. >> damage control at the white house. the obama administration now back-pedaling on the president's comment the u.s. has no strategy to deal with isis militants in syria. so, do we have a plan or not? >> the russians again dismissing accusations they have invaded ukraine. this time investigating the satellite photos of russian troops could be images from a video game. and a rare virus now tearing through one major american city and reportedly sending dozens of kids the hospital every day. what is it? and what can you do to keep your kid safe? >>> i'm john scott in for shepard smith. it's not what the president said thats

i'm john scott in today for shepard smith.let's bring into the discussion someone who was paying attention, chris wallace, who was watching, don't blame me seemed to be the overarching point of the news conference. things would be better were it not for the republicans on capitol hill. >> he went our after house republicans saying not only do they disagree with him and senate republicans and the business communities, he went after them on this question of immigration, noting that they are trying to pass a bill that house republicans put up a bill yesterday and cooperate get enough votes to pass it from their own republican caucus and are now struggling to pass another bill. he describes it as even more extreme, even more unworkable, and then pointed out that even if they do pass it, it's going nowhere because so many of the provisions will be unacceptable, not on only to the democrats who control the senate, but to him, because he would have to sign it as president. so i would say his toughest language was reserved for house r

john: a picture of and you me at my wedding your sister who isal al al al al anxious that makes people say it could run in the family. >> thank you scottossel, coming up more stossel trying crazy experiments that is wrong with us or maybe it is not wrong. john: this show is about the beauty of trying experiments in life, let us experiment? my immigrant parents did not teach me, that says these are the rules of america. join a company, that is the route to success. but i have learned there are many other ways, maybe they are better. this group of young entrepreneurs has concludeed that. rod runs several businesses, inkpwhraouding this one that sells tickets to early morning dance partie parties. john: alec left school to talk his way. >> this is my son max. so. you frighten me because you are living an experiment. >> i am. i have jumped head first into the start up world that appealed to me, because of much of what i beforeed from my loving father. people are responsible for their own money, their own what they are building is what you see good results, that has driven ni these passionate people and great ideas. john: you live with some

john: scott and i appeared on fox and friends, he wrote this best setter, so, scott, sorry you are anxiousn on having a bestseller, which i am ticked off about. because it -- i think out selling my last book. >> thank you but your ratings are higher than mine, i'm sure. john: you are that anxious, you can write this book, and most of us did not know. >> people with panic disorder, have hav fear about having 4 any exposed. you project to outward look the calm and conconfidence and calm but that contributed to the anxious you are trying to keep that house of cards in tact, everyone will see me for weak, pathetic 18 shoes person they am. >> yet, here you are. on this show, and that just, promote age of. >> i would rather be buried in a sar coff -- full of rats and snakes than diped into cheese. no cheese. >> you are g good with velveeta. >> not even velveeta. >> you drug yourself up to do a tv show like that. >> i do. john: i am your uncle, do you have to take something today. >> less than i would to contend with colbert. >> what do you take? >> i will do a take a xanax or, if a high stakes o

. >>> let's go over and check in with john scott in for shepard smith reporting live from the fox newsk. hi, john. >> we have a very bizarre story for you. the sister of the boston bombing suspects under arrest in new york facing charges for allegedly making a bomb threat. apparently it was against the mother of her boyfriend's child. why prosecutors claim the sister said i have people that can go over there and put a bomb on you. that's in the next hour from the fox news deck. >> crazy story. all right. thank you very much. >>> so a s.w.a.t. team was called into a crime scene with guns blazing only it turned out there was no crime going on so should s.w.a.t.ers behind this prank face consequences. >>> how low can it go? you'll find out after this and how would you like to order up a cheerleader to your stadium seat. one team is letting fans do just that. strange, radio itight? we'll talk to one of those cheerleaders and find out what she thinks about it. . . . >>> a hoax gone really wrong. a colorado s.w.a.t. team storming an office building in search of a shooter but they found a vid

. >>> i'm john scott in for shepard smith. the dow is not happy today. neil cavuto along with "your world" your to explain why. >> the dow is not the only thing off. mighty mac is on the attack. >> i want to have some amendments debated. i want to be able to tell the people of my state that are beinggo1i flooded by immigranti want to tell him i had a proposal in the senate and i wanted it debated and voted on. is that a hell of a lot to ask here? >> apparently it was, arizona senator john mccain lye like you have never seen before, fired up and ready to go, and now lashing out at one harry reid. we couldn't get harry. we did get mccain. to the senator in a moment. first, this. >>> forget the illegal kids showing up. wait until you hear what they're bringing with them? a new government report could make you sake. claims many of these unaccompanied children are being treat for commune cable -- commune cable diseases and things are getting so bad one detention facility is on lockdown are a chickenpoxout break. now growing fears these illnesses to spend to

i'm john scott in for shep arizona smith. "your world" is next. have a great holiday weekend. >>> what we're facing in iraq with isil is a greater and deeper threat to our security than we have known before. this is some some foreign conflict thousands of miles from home that we can hope to ignore. >> the brits get it but do we? the isis scare now escalate. the uk raising the terror threat level from substantial to severe, saying an attack is highly likely. to former cia intelligence officer michael sawyer who says we should be taking the same action, too. why? >> well, if anything, we have a more serious threat here domestically than the british do. we have 12 million people in this country. we don't know what they are, what they do, where they come from. we're confidently sure that every month the number of arabs or pakistanis come across the border illegal in the south, and to face facts as an adult, neil, the one thing we could have done to secure the united states the day after 9/11 was to close the southern boarder and bring people in, in an

. >>> i'm john scott in for shepard smith.ow not happy today as we mentioned apparently worries about what is going on in russia are taking our markets down. your world with neil ka budo is next with the statement from the white house set for the top of the hour. the president expected to make a statement about isis and his approach to that crisis before he meets with his national security team. there you see the podium. the president will be there in just moments. your 16-year-old daughter studied day and night for her driver's test. secretly inside, you hoped she wouldn't pass. the thought of your baby girl driving around all by herself was... you just weren't ready. but she did pass. 'cause she's your baby girl. and now you're proud. a bundle of nerves proud. but proud. get a discount when you add a newly-licensed teen to your liberty mutual insurance policy. call to learn about our whole range of life event discounts. newlywed discount. new college graduate and retiree discounts. you could even get a discount when you add

. >> more "outnumbered" in just a mo, but first, to john scott with what's coming up on the second hour: just ahead, the american doctor treated for ebola in atlanta now recoverying and on his way home, leaving emery hospital today. the other patient already discharged on tuesday. we will hear about the ordeal. >>> israel says it killed three key hamas leaders today in an airstrike in gaza, we will go live to the middle east for more on that. >>> and a federal judge orders the justice department to give congress a list of documents from operation fast and furious, so why does the white house say they should remain confidential? we'll have a live report on that coming up, "happening now." >> we will be watching, jon, thank you. >> thank you, sandra. >> well, i may be outnumbered, do you think? >> yes, you are lay. [laughter] >> but it is my turn with this story. there's a new steady that shows men benefit from competing in teams at would recollect while women don't -- work while women don't. it shows that stereotypes continue to dominate behavior in the workplace, causing women to see th

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representing the board and mark what i think i'm going to do is give you the mic and have scott and john join you to say a few quick words after you're done. our board of supervisors has been terrific. even in the toughest times they have been working with us and fighting with us to find financial resources for our parks. something i know is going to continue in this budget cycle, mr. budget chair. [laughter] >> we are really, really thrilled with the support we've gotten from the board of supervisors for or parks and play grounds and rec centers. so, mark, come on up. let's give him a big round of applause. (applause) >> how about a huge round of applause for the best recreation and park general manager in our country today, mr. phil ginsberg. (applause) >> i don't think we appreciate how amazing phil is and how lucky we are as a city to have him. but today how lucky are we to be san franciscans standing here today? (applause) >> you know, today i have a number of thank yous i want to go through. but first i really want to comment about our parks and our support for our parks not only i

scott experiences and the anxiety i never knew about. >> our next guest kept his struggle a secret for years even from his uncle john stossel. >> scott and"fox & friends" because he recently wrote this best seller my age of anxiety. scott, sorry you are anxious but congratulations on having a best seller whichic ti i am ticked o about because it behigher than ratings. >> you can write this book about it and most of us didn't know. certainly your parents knew, but i never knew. why not? >> people with panic disorder in particular you have this incredible pefear about having your anxiety exposed so you do everything you can to -- you build this what my dad called impression management and you try to project an outward van near of confidence and calm. it is a symptom but contributes to the anxiety because you are spending so much work to try to keep that house of cards in tact. they will see me for the weak, anxious, pathetic person that i am. >> if you look at your wophobia high spaces, germs, cheese, flying, vomiting, speaking in public. yet here you are on this show and not just this show to promote anxiety he did lots of radio and tv sh

i think ted cruz and potentially governor jeb bush and scott walker and john kasich consortium marco rubio is looking here. governors whoare have a strong record of accomplishment. i know i'm leaving out some folks. of louisiana.l mike pence of indiana. -- i do think it is easy to run this year from the stateside. it will be easier for governor to make his or her case. you have rubio, paul, and ted cruz. >> thank you. we are back with our reporters. how is the senate to looking for this fall 2014? >> it is looking tough for democrats. it is americans for prosperity. they got in very early in some key races. the louisiana spent a lot of money at the beginning and not the democrats back on their heels. they have been recovering ever since. right now our model at the new york times says the republicans are slightly avery to take the senate. there are three seats that are generally conceded to the republicans. is a matter of finding three or four more. play in oregon. it is not on anyone's radar. >> they add to the millions. are part of it. requires democrats to spend a lot more money. t

scott? >> reporter: john blackstone in our los angeles news room. thank you very much. >> pelley: the use of deadly force by police is once again under investigation. this time in the suburbs of st. louis. today the f.b.i. entered the case of an officer in ferguson, missouri, who shot an unarmed black man to death over the weekend. that sparked rioting. fires were set. stores were looted. today there were peaceful protests along with calls for answers. dean reynolds is in ferguson. >> reporter: protesters in this largely black community were demanding to know why an unarmed 18-year-old who was supposed to start technical school today wound up in the morgue instead. >> enough is enough! >> reporter: police in riot gear stood by today's protest to guard against a repetition of what took place here overnight. looting, burning and 32 arrests. donald harry watched it all. >> it's like living in beirut. my house is under siege. >> reporter: ferguson police chief tom jackson waded into the protesters this morning and got an earful from sonny ford of st. lo

last month he was the star of the show with john walsh the hunt. >>> and jeffery scott was being transferred to another jump and that let to an all out search. authorities found scott hiding near an elderly woman's home. >> in the middle of nowhere, i still wonder how in the world he wassable top pornography and that he could have if he wanted to. >> they add two years on top of his 15 years sentence. >> and the fighting between israel and gaza. just a few minutes ago, they said somebody rammed heavy equipment into a bus. israeli police it was declared by the writ is really firefighters. if any israel have not agreed to a cease-fire. >>> it comes just hour after taking down their troops. it is close to completing its mission of secret tunnels which were used in coordinated attacks against israel. the fire has left more than 1800 pal stipulationians and more than 60s and it allowed some neighborhoods to cordial back to to their homes. they are continuing is spite -- despite the withdrawal of troops. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is under pressure. yesterday ten people died when they hit a

guest: at the very end, it was probably the 7th, the congressional leaders from capitol hill, hugh scott, john rhodes, barry goldwater, came to the white house and he said how bad is it and they said we cannot win. that was an easing and a pushing out. by that week in august, almost all of official washington had decided that nixon had to design, that was the best way to go and he was getting pressured from all different sides. ben bradley told me that one of his great sources in the last act of watergate was barry goldwater because he believed he had to go and was talking to the washington post. host: this is from our facebook page. he took full responsibility for his actions and that's not something that leaders do today. but did he take full responsibility and did he fully apologize before his death? guest: well, as with many things about richard nixon, who was a very shifty character, it's hard to answer definitively. he makes the argument that part of the reason that he left was that as a patriot, he couldn't put the country through further turmoil, all his foreign policy goals would have

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three republican leaders in congress, hugh scott, barry goldwater and john rhodes, went to the white house to tell richard nixon he would not survive impeachment, he would not survive watergate. the very next day, 40 years ago tonight, a huge television audience watched as the president of the united states announced he would resign after insisting he would not. >> i have never been a quitter. >> richard nixon said that all his political life. >> i don't believe that i ought to quit because i am not a quitter. >> through one crisis after another, he refused to give up, though he was never above self-pity. >> you don't have nixon to kick around anymore. >> six years after what he called his last press conference, nixon was elected president, then reelected in a landslide four years later. nixon was a study of psychosis and extremes. the same man who opened the door to china was also petty and vindictive and convinced he was surrounded by enemies. that led nixon to watergate and a conspiracy to obstruct justice. white house counsel john dean broke ranks with nixon and exposed the cover

john kasich, scott walker, scott corbett, they were all elected and are in difficult -- different positions. campaigns matter. i wish i was as powerful and important as to both imposters are, but campaigns and candidates really matter. host: james from new jersey. independent line. go ahead. about: i have a question governor christie hugging president obama after the hurricane. i was wondering if the polling showed that had any impact. i just spent a week in britain and there is a lot of talk about the scottish independence vote, and i was wondering if your guests could comment on the accuracy of the polling on the question of scottish independence. usher, usa either of those? you for some.take i will leave scottish independence to those that know more about it, but i will say to governor christie, at that moment he was doing what was needed for his state. the question is what effect did it have on the polling -- pulling for what? it was far ahead of any race he had to worry about and it was an important moment for new jersey. i think it was the case where a politician, in this case an elec

john kasich in ohio, scott walker in wisconsin. chris christie in new jersey. i served with rand paul and a folks like john thune who are certainly giving consideration to it. these are all really, really men, all men who are committed to what's best for america and i think at the end of the day it will be a slugfest comehe right person will out and i look ford -- forward campaigning for him in 2016. senator.you very much, retiring u.s.ss. senator from georgia. thank our audience here and on radio, television and the internet. i'm john diaz and this meeting commonwealth club of california, the place where you are in the know, is adjourned. [captions performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> good afternoon and thank you for coming. the subject which poses the gger threat to u.s. national security, iran or extremism. we are conducting this panel in the context of a number of different things moving on the ground in the middle east. most recently there was the war in gaza where various palestinian factio

steve cohen and john conyers and robert scott demanded action.tters to the judiciary committee they wrote, the use of overwhelming force by police against unarmed citizens requires our urgent attention. it's imperative to examine theish issues as soon as possible. >> it escalated into violence in the street. police in ferguson were armed with military style assault rifles and armored vehicles. these police don't resemble anyone's typical view of a police officer. officers in ferguson lock like they are straight off the battlefield in afghanistan. citizens of ferguson are taking notice. >> i didn't go to iraq to defend iraqis to come home and watch my neighbors get brutalized and responding to tanks and snipers to peaceful protest is ridiculous. there should be no tanks on u.s. streets. >> these three senior departments wants to hold hearings to examine the handling of the violence that erupted in ferguson. steve cohen of tennessee joins me now. what response have you gotten so far to your call for a hearing on the violence? >> well, we haven't go

john conyers and robert scott demanded answers.ahs of overwhelming force by police against unarmed citizens requires our urgent attention. it is imperative the committee convene to examine these issues as soon as possible. the stop and frisk policy has been under a serious debate for years. it's still currently being fought out in court. new york city mayor bill de blasio has pledged to reform the program and activists say there's been no change. just last year, 43-year-old eric garner was killed after being put in a choke hold by an nypd officer. the medical examiner was ruled a homicide. he suffered from obesity a. he reportedly suffers from mental illness got in a confrontation with two officers and reached for one officer's gun. they all fell to the ground and when both officers fired on ford. this comes as the situation in ferguson, missouri, continues to worsen. outrage continues to report over the police shooting death of unarmed michael brown. last night marked the fourth night in a row between clashes between police and de

scott baio. >> you get john elway. >> imagine planning a convention with scott baio and john elway. >> is that we can get it. >> donald trump. >> they get spielberg, we get baio. >> scott baio? >> they get spielberg, we get chaci. it's painful, it's just painful. >> one of the republicans -- >> libertarian artist, a guy that likes to smoke a lot of pot and have low taxes, can't he give his money to republicans? come on, it's painful. and the conventions are so unfair. you go to democratic conventions, it's like hey, the beatles -- >> that's true. >> and the stones and elvis. we resurrected him. then you go here and it's like chuck norris. >> we need like a dj because we can't even get a band to play. >> meatloaf. >> chaci only gave us 500 bucks. >> that really happened. >> okay. so one of the democrats reportedly cashing in off hollywood is senator mark begich of alaska. he's among several incumbents facing tough challenges that could make or break republican hopes of taking back the senate. kasie hunt traveled to anchorage for the latest installment of our states of play series. >> reporter: i

john kasich, scott walker, scott corbett, they were all elected and are in difficult -- different positionscampaigns matter. i wish i was as powerful and important as to both imposters are, but campaigns and candidates really matter. host: james from new jersey. independent line. go ahead. about: i have a question governor christie hugging president obama after the hurricane. i was wondering if the polling showed that had any impact. i just spent a week in britain and there is a lot of talk about the scottish independence vote, and i was wondering if your guests could comment on the accuracy of the polling on the question of scottish independence. usher, usa either of those? you for some.take i will leave scottish independence to those that know more about it, but i will say to governor christie, at that moment he was doing what was needed for his state. the question is what effect did it have on the polling -- pulling for what? it was far ahead of any race he had to worry about and it was an important moment for new jersey. i think it was the case where a politician, in this case an electe

so right now both john or jane dough. >> inspector scott small talking about breaking news, three bodieshrown in the schuylkill river, one escaped, the 20 year-old, two bodies bound with duct tape were pronounced at the scene. as you heard inspector saying this investigation is in progress and ongoing. we will continue to follow this story, and bring you any news that we get throughout the morning news. especially on the cw philly. >>> right now lets check traffic and weather together, here's kate. >> good morning, everybody. i want to take you to the gulf of mexico where we are watching an area of possible development. it has a very low chance but this is actually i think will even up being more of a tropical moisture influence in the days ahead across the central united states and potentially us next week. we have an eye on cristobal, still a category one hurricane expected to stay out to sea but churn up in the days ahead. another disturbance in the showing a heck of a lot of signs of life here on the satellite but it is something we are watching and just give you an update there mean

scott land. >> i agree with that position. of john wilson's question, i any, is very opposite. of vital a range institutions, which could, with constitution have the protection -- aat is one of the benefits of written constitution. commonwealthad the games, and it was 71 nations and territories competing in this games, with the exception of new seal lab which has a basic plow, of thesegle one independent countries has a written constitution which preserves and protects the rights of their citizens as well rights.iating clear i agree that the position of local government would be a written in constitution. set out, independence offers the opportunity to potential ofast scott land's talented population. a jobsek we published plan for scotland, we can get more and better job opportunity helping our young people to realize their ambitions here in scotland. it does seem to me that while we offer a declaration of opportunity and neil finley and in theleagues conservative party have nothing whatsoever to declare. >> we know that the forecast is a mere 60% out. has said itnister was vo

and john and his nephew join us right now. >> scott and i appeared on fox and friends because he recentlyrote this best seller. my age of anxiety. so scott, sorry that you're anxious but congratulations on having a best seller which i'm ticked off about because i think it is outselling my last book. >> thank you but your ratings are better than mine, i'm sure. >> how are you that anxious, you can write this book about it and most of us didn't know. certainly your parents knew but i never knew. why not? >> people with panic disorder in particular, you have this incredible fear about having your anxiety exposed so do you everything you can to kind of, you build this, one of my therapists called it impression management. you try put out this veneer of confidence and calm and that is a symptom but also contributes to the anxiety. you're spending so much work trying to keep that house of cards intact. you're afraid if it falls down and the veneer falls, everyone will see me for the weak, anxious, that a athleticic person that i am. >> if you look at your list of phobias, heights, feigning, bei

scott. the man who shot brady and president ronald reagan john hinckley ,jr. was ruled not guilty by reason of insanity. he's at st. elizabeth hospital in southeast washington and he's allowed to visit his mother's home in williamsburg, virginia 17 days every month. >> a family of five has been killed in culpeper after what police are describing as murder-suicide. the father and his wife, and three daughters were discovered last night after they did not show up at church. police believe clarence washington shot them all before killing hillself. he was a custodian at a school. >> howard county officials are considering a ban on electronic music festivals after two people died from drug overdoses. it happened at meriweather post pavilion friday night. police say the electronic music festivals are known for attracting the use of hallucnugetic drugs -- as the drug known as ecstasy. users can take it as a pill making it tough to spot at the front gates of venues. the other 18 young teens and adults taken to the hospital are recovering. >> new developments in the eb

that would wind their way through the streets of these little subdivisions where john and annie glenn lived next to scott carpenter and his wife renee, where betty grissom and jo schirra lived a few streets down, where the media attention on these families was so acute that renee and jo had doorway built in between there two yards which they called the rabbit hole and that they could scurry back and forth between during a flight so the press wouldn't see them. astronaut kids were chased down the halls of the holiday inn when they went to visit and were always told not to open the door to many reporters because they had this exclusive agreement with life magazine. one anecdote one of the astronaut kids shared with me that i always have fun remembering is daring apollo levon, that flight, the wives first of all, janet armstrong, pat collins, buzz aldrin's wife joan, had to hide in back seats of neighbors cars, go to the beauty parlor, the grocery store, there was a media circus on their suburban lawns. at one point of michael collins's kid opened the door and they were given a present of a panda bear, two

john kasich in ohio, scott walker in wisconsin. chris christie in new jersey. i served with rand paul and a folks like john thune who are certainly giving consideration to it. these are all really, really men, all men who are committed to what's best for america and i think at the end of the day it will be a slugfest comehe right person will out and i look ford -- forward campaigning for him in 2016. senator.you very much, retiring u.s.ss. senator from georgia. thank our audience here and on radio, television and the internet. i'm john diaz and this meeting commonwealth club of california, the place where you are in the know, is adjourned. [captions performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] here's part of one of the hearings. this document that brian could not remember the questions asked the the therapist during interview. he had extensive back pain, profoundsleep, felt guilt, he suffered from low result hem and as a was a risk for suicide. nonetheless, he was just discharged and told to follow up. how

john kasich in ohio, scott walker in wisconsin. chris christie in new jersey. i served with rand paul and a number of other folks like john thune who are certainly giving consideration to it. these are all really, really great men, all men who are committed to what's best for america and i think at the end of the day it will be a slugfest but the right person will come out and i look forward to campaigning for him in 2016. >> thank you very much, senator. saxby chambliss, retiring u.s. senator from georgia. also want to thank our audience here and on radio, television and the internet. i'm john diaz and this meeting of the commonwealth club of california, the place where you are in the know, is adjourned. \[captions performed by national captioning institute] \[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> more live coverage coming up in just under 10 minutes -- a discussion on two cases making their way through the federal courts, challenging health care subsidies and the affordable care act. that is hosted by the cato institute live at noon here o

john kasich in ohio, scott walker in wisconsin. chris christie in new jersey. i served with rand paul and a folks like john thune who are certainly giving consideration to it. these are all really, really men, all men who are committed to what's best for america and i think at the end of the day it will be a slugfest comehe right person will out and i look ford -- forward campaigning for him in 2016. senator.you very much, retiring u.s.ss. senator from georgia. thank our audience here and on radio, television and the internet. i'm john diaz and this meeting commonwealth club of california, the place where you are in the know, is adjourned. [captions performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] think the v.a. has the potential to be one of the finest institutions in the world. we've seen certain aspects, the pharmacy cannot be matched. it's one of the best in the world. very efficient. there are many different things that are efficient within our system. we should ask ourselves, when someone came up with the

she's been arrested four times at san francisco's airport, scott, where she's described as a well-known plane hopper. >> pelley: john blackstone reporting from the airport in san jose. thank you, john. alzheimer's is one of the cruelest diseases, of course. there's no cure. so when a study came out today linking vitamin d deficiency to a higher risk of alzheimer's and dementia, we wanted to know more. the study found people who are moderately deficient in the so-called sunshine vitamin have a 53% greater risk of developing dementia. for those with a severe deficiency, the risk is more than double. dr. jon lapook has been looking into this. and, jon, why a connection between vitamin d and alzheimer's to begin with? >> reporter: vitamin d controls a lot of cell function and it's been found in the past there are receptors to vitamin d throughout the body including the memory centers in the brain. initially low vitamin d was linked to brittle bones but you have heard it being linked to other problems like cancer, neurological problems, depression and diabetes. >> pelley: now the question everyone at home is shouting sho

john kasich, and scott walker ahmadi were all elected in 2010 which was a great republican year and i think that they are in very different positions heading into the election but just because of the different demographics but because the campaigns matter, the competent governors matter and that candidate absolutely matter. there is nothing that matters more. as important as people think they are the candidates and campaign really matter. >> host: james in new jersey thanks for holding on. independent line. go ahead. >> caller: i have a question about governor christie hugging the president obama after the hurricane. i was wondering if the polling showed that that had any impact. i have another question real quick i just spent a week in britain and there's a lot of talk about the scottish independence and i was wondering if your guest could comment on the accuracy of the polling on the question of the scottish independence. thanks. >> host: do you want to take one of those clicks >> guest: i will leave that to those who know more about it. i would say this, that for governor christie

our reporters, fortune magazine, mick hall efram and john schwartz of usa today this week on "press:here." >>> good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgruchl the average small tech start up in silicon valley or san francisco is more likely to have a gourmet chef or in-house pet sitter than it is to have an officer in charge of policy and governmental affairs, which is strange, considering all the attention and roadblocks washington or sacramento can throw in front of progress. big silicon valley companies don't fare much better. of the 20 companies which spend the most on lobbying in washington according to figures by opensecrets.org, only google is on the list, spending $50 million on influence in washington much the nation a association of realtors spends twice that. and kind of pretty sure that julie samuels is a lobbyist though. her organization, engine, prefers to say it supports the growth of technology, entrepreneurship through economic research, policy analysis is and an advocacy. let me introduce john schwartz of "usa today," mick hall efram of fortune. are you or are you not a lobbyist? >> for starters there is a legal d