representative kerr we are taking the temperature of americans taking the temperature in arkansas how would you describe the sentiment on the street across arkansas in terms of the way they feel about this bill? >> if you are taking the temperature about arkansas, they have a fever 101° and climbing. and they are hot about it. they don't like the fact that their senators and their congressmen are not listening to them. when we are heard, and our voices do get loud to be heard we are called unamerican. so, you know they're very disappointed and very upset. i think you will see it come this november. >> reporter: good point. your governor, your two u.s. senators are democrats. you think this is going to have a political impact if this bill does pass? >> i think it is going to be felt across the political scale from one end to the other. there's going to be a lot of positions lost. if blanch lincoln keeps her seat it will be at a huge cost. >> reporter: speaking of senator lincoln that same poll found that all four gop challengers in a head to head match-up are leading senator lincoln. w

we're on the mcklennan-kerr project. transportation is a large industry in our state. in fact, we're happy to say -- at least we are that caterpillar is going to be opening a brand-new road grater facility in north little lock i know their home headquarters was in your district. so any road graters that are going to be made in north america will have a north little rock, we hope, tag on them -- at least that's going to be constructed. i say all that to say this, that in the future of our country, we're going to have a census next year and we're about 307, 308 million people and by the middle of the century it looks like we may be pushing somewhere in the neighborhood of half a million folks. well, our transportation system won't handle it. we've got to do things that are different. the obama administration -- we're excited about the innovation that it's looking at in terms of reprioritizing some of the funding that has gone on the past. i'm also chairman of the mayors amtrak advisory council and rail has been my passion for a long time. we have got to look at choices f

seuss kerr to mount -- cartoons from pm the world war ii archives and the new book is bringing those wonderful cartoons and illustrations from this moment of the second popular front. andre schiffrin has been the editor for more than 50 years. first up the ante on -- 82 books but the mre publication and of dr. seuss is a political education a coming 10 days of rage in paris and new york where he presented one of the chapters at a seminar roughly a year and a half ago. i am also pleased to note that andre, about the same time, donated a wonderful archived document. the pre-editorial wife life as looking for student for industrial democracy which provides a very interesting window into the birth of the new left. andre will be joined by paul milkman. he teaches english in the new york city school system and has a ph.d. from rutgers university. andre is going to say a few words to give some context to the buck. paul will then time been a and andre will rejoin the conversation then all of you joined us hopefully. the floor is yours. >> thank you so much for having this location this is th

if i had to pick, i would pick the ravens because will kerr is such a weapon and i don't think -- their defense isn't like it used to be. it's just brady and moss. if we can keep them under some control, think i we have a heck of shot. >> reporter: let's see if you are one of these fans. pittsburgh is out and we pretty much did to them. >> they did it to themselves, they lost to all of the teams. i'm glad they are out because they were shooting their mouths off. they're gone. >> reporter: we're still playing, they're not. bob, thank you for comments. we have a couple of live more hits to go. come by and tell us what you think. we're at the putty hill panner a in towson. patrice, back to you. >>> can this year's ravens team go as far as last year? >> that is the question of the day. the phone lines are open now at (410)481-4545. you can also go to foxbaltimore.com and tell us what you think or go to our face book page, send us a tweet at fox baltimore or text your answer to 45203 enter fox 45a for yes, or fox 45b for no. >>> coming up a pop up book focused on some of the biggest sporting

i'm not going to try to attempt the man kerr. but u.s. supports dictatorship with egypt and weapons. they a rest and torture heree to supports al qaida. yemen connects dots on plane suspect. yemen provided the most comprehensive account on contacts between al qaida and the nigerian accused of trying blow up the u.s. airliner. and may have met with a cleric who previously had contact with alleged shooter at fort hood in texas. in weeks before he alleged attempted to bring down airliners. uma farouk abdulmutallab met with al qaida operatives in a remote mountain region that was later hit with the air strike that targeted a gathering of the groups top leader. yemen's deputy prime minister. seattle? caller: i'm really disappointed the whole system. the problem is all over our country, none of them are not none, but less than 50% of them get x-rays and inspected and they all end up in the same airplane. whether you check the people or not, better than 50% of your cargo does not get inspected so when they going to get serious and close the gap?

after we pulled out of beirut, lebanon, after the attack on our marine barracks in 1984, malcolm kerra lebanese-born american, was president of the american university of beirut. he was killed by two gunmen outside his office. hezbollah said the assassination was part of the organization's plan to drive all americans out of lebanon. march 16, hezbollah kidnapped william buckley a political officer at the u.s. embassy at beirut. he was supposed to be exchanged for prisoners that didn't happen. but hezbollah, and there was a trial in u.s. district court of a civil nature, not a prisoners of war, not of enemy combatants, but there was a trial in u.s. district court where the evidence came forward to prove and it was established and the court found that hezbollah was responsible for the attack on the beirut marine barracks and that it was sponsored by iran. that iran was the one behind that all. they've been at war with us since 1979 and we didn't know it. you would have thought as other things occurred, like the kuwait airways flight 221 being hijacked and diverted to tehran where two am

he's a kerr rained person -- did your ranged person. decided to start a thing some people have heard of. it's called the child's military or the children's army where he goes out and abducts little kids. for more than 20 years he's led this large resistance army and has done it primarily in the area north of -- enternorthern uganda -- northern uganda. i have been there several times, a place called gulu. there are many kids who survived him and are up there now in hospitals. his way of doing things is to go into villages and abduct children, young children, teach them -- i'm talking about 11, 12, 13-year-old children -- teach them to be soldiers. ak-47's, the whole thing. then they have to go back to their villages. and murder their parents and all their siblings, their brothers and sisters. if they don't do that, they cut their ears off, cut their noses off, cut their lips off, as we can see right here. here are these young little guys. that little boy there is about 10 years old with an ak-47. the area, the tribes back in that part of