davinda dishlika estÁ por encontrar al labrador perdido.♪ desconocidas para los que quieren ir. ♪ ♪ y vean lo que hay ahí. ♪ es una es-tre-lla... [♪] ♪ delicso y nutritivo el desayuno es. ♪ ♪ cuando comes en la luna, ♪ después en marte... ♪ al más allá. ♪ se hace tarde ya. ♪ eel planeta rojo una siesta... ♪ ♪ en neptuno un día de campo haré. ♪ ♪ una es-tre-lla... ♪ es una es-tre-lla... [♪] ♪ estrella... ♪ en el espacio exterior. ♪ es muy lejano de ver. ♪ lejos, lejos de ver. ♪ aunque esté a muchos años luz de casa ♪ ♪ no me siento solo. ♪ al pasar polos planetas, amigos haré. ♪ ♪ u es-tre-lla... ♪ una es-tre-lla... ♪na es-tre-a... [♪] [algarabía] [♪] >>miren, mi nuevo librde davinda, que estÁ mojado y cubierto de erra. >>esa no es buena forma de tratar a tu libro, trilby. >>¡lo sÉ! ¡ahora jamÁs sabrÉ quÉ le pasÓ al labrador perdido! >>no te preocupes, trilby. te ayudaremos a limpiar tu libro. >>pero ¡¿cÓmo?! >>¡yo sÉ, yoe! [♪] >>el cepillo de la ducha no creo que sea buena idea, raggs. debes tratar los librocon cuidado. >>no te preocupes, s

representative rosa delaura from connecticut, and also rising star republican representative raul labrador of idaho. he will not be going to the house tomorrow. first of all, welcome to "crossfire." are you disappointed. the president asked you to come tout white house, asked every single republican to come, an you're turning him down? i don't understand why you're not -- >> i don't think i'm turning him down. i think the speaker of the house decided he would go with leadership. i don't have an opposition to that. i'm willing to go to the president, if he wants dinner tomorrow night, i'm ready to go. >> because he said he's disappointed that all the republicans he asked to come over are not coming. are you disappointed to not be going? >> no, like i said, if he wants me to go, i'll go tomorrow night. i will clear my schedule and make sure -- >> i'm telling you, you are invited. are you going to go tomorrow? >> i've been really please with what speaker boehner has been done the last couple weeks, and i won't do anything to step on his message. >> isn't the tea party being sidelined? honestl

let me bring that to congressman labrador, the democrats have been absolutely clear that's not going to happen, you don't have a majority for that. >> you know, it seems strange and we're four days away from breaching the debt ceiling. we gave the president a pretty good offer. the offer is we would actually extend the debt ceiling without any requirement for six weeks. we can continue negotiations on the debt and continue negotiations on the continuing resolution. the actual budget and the actual spending bill that we need to do. i don't see why the president is not accepting that and why he's not working with us. i think it's been very difficult to work with him, he wouldn't even come to the table to negotiate. now that he's coming to the table, he rejected two offers. i thought that the house offer was a pretty reasonable one. i'm surprised that he also rejected the senate offer. >> well, i mean, it's very simple, we can negotiate and talk all we want to after we reopen the government. as a matter of fact, we can open the government and can have any kind of discussions over anythi

labrador's constituents under the bus, and i'm not throwing mine under the bus. and i think at the rate we're going that is where we're going to end up. again, if you want to err on the side of what is right. this is what you do. you err on the side of opening up government. so you go, we hold the vote. if they -- if there are not the votes there, then we stay where we are. with a shutdown government. but if the votes are there, we open up the government so that the citizens of this great united states can have a benefit of the services that they have already paid taxes for. >> congressman, i appreciate you being on, as well. let us know what you think, following me @twitter, anderson. and coming up, a first look inside two american raids that happened over the weekend. >>> later, elizabeth smart's full account on her abduction and her life since the terrible ordeal. it is a remarkable account. weekdays are for rising to the challenge. they're the days to take care of business. when possibilities become reality. with centurylink as your trusted partner, our visio

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you're over here in labrador. what's the climate like in labrador in the hudson bay, okay or not okay? - cold. - well, it's relative. it depends what you call okay, okay? but, honey, it is. begin with a c end with a d. - cold. - it's cold. it's very, very cold, cold climate there. but you know what? it's the same latitude as england. so why? england is surrounded by what? begin with a w. - water. - water. and that water has a high specific heat. and that water is really heated up down here by the equator, isn't it? water is heated up down here all year round, right? and that water drifts north in what's called the gulf stream. i guess someone near the gulf must have named it, yeah? and that water drifts north. and how many will say, "oh, that water must cool off real quickly." no, no, no, that water don't cool out quickly. that water migrates right up through here and comes off here in the north atlantic and there it settles. and you know what? the water does cool down. conservation oenergy. to say the water cools

por estos grandes cineastas, labradores que lo hizo muy bien.o por el chivo es muy bueno. la gente que la vaya a haber tiene que verla en 3d y en las pantallas más grandes que se encuentren. es una película que está hecha para eso, para que la gente lo disfrute de esa manera. >>estábamos comentando que sandra es espectacularmente agradable. >>es mi actriz consentida de la vida. yo le auguro una nominación al oscar. es controvertido del tema. se puede llevar a la nominación y alfonso cuarón va a estar nominado. ya lo dije aquí y lo repetiré. le vamos a poner a seis estrellas. >>¡vaya, seis estrellas! >>¡gravedad se lleva seis estrellas! >>¡vamos a ver la! >> de aquí saliendo vamos a ver gravedad. yo invito las palomitas. >>para la gente que no le gusta este rollo del espacio, vamos a ver una película de espantos... de los creadores de el aro, este fin de semana se estrena esta cinta protagonizada por julian moore, una tremenda actriz. la actriz presenta a una doctora siquiatra que está especializada en trastornos de personalidad múltiple y se enf

congressman labrador has been a frequent critic of speaker boehner. the question today coming out of the debacle that boehner undertook at the behest of the far right fringe of his party is -- what is next for this republican caucus? joining me is joy reed, more than contributor, managing editor, and contributor and bureau chief of the "huffington post". are you surprised, joy, by all the reports today that -- all these house republicans who made boehner do this, right? it failed miserably. it was a humiliation and all of them being like, that -- that is my boy. john boehner? are you kidding me? i love that dude. what is the deal? >> the most ironic outcome of the whole debacle is the increase in popularity of boehner among the base. this was sort of his bath in acid. he had to prove that he would do anything, climb any hill, destroy the country at the behest of the tea party. >> he had to go out and beat someone up. >> he was jumped in. how he's in -- now he's in the gang. >> is that your understanding, ryan? >> i think the context is -- as i reporte

republican congressman raul labrador joins me now. thanks for being here.k for you in these negotiations? >> you know, speaker boehner speaks for the whole conference. i don't know that i'm going to be able to agree with the final deal, but not everybody agrees with me in the conference. we have a pretty broad section of america in the conference and i think speaker boehner has actually done a very good job in the last two or three weeks to represent the conference as a whole. i'm not sure what he's doing right now and we're going to see what that final deal is. >> let's bring our viewers back for a second. as you know, speaker boehner originally did not favor this strategy, arguing that tying defunding obama care to the government's spending bill, he said that would lead to a shutdown and republicans would be blamed for it but he changed his mind with people close to him saying that conservatives such as yourself pushed him to adopt this strategy. you were one, in fact, in january, you were one of about 12 members of congress who was trying to organize som

so when raul labrador and his tea party colleagues complain about the liberally biased media they're missing the bigger picture problem with the corporate ties mainstream media in america before ronald reagan stop enforcing the sherman act in the media and blew up the fairness doctrine the press actually had to report the news the boreen non dramatize news and before bill clinton signed the telecommunications act in one thousand nine hundred six the press actually had to put straight up news ahead of advertising profits they were allowed to misinform and lied to the american people in order to rake in more money if the president wasn't allowed if they prosecuted wasn't allowed to put profit i had a public interest is a very good chance the government shutdown never would have happened and our economy wouldn't have lost upwards of twenty four billion dollars it's time for us to consider breaking up the giant media monopolies and going back to the pre reagan doctrine a program in the public interest and that's the way it is tonight thursday october seventeenth two thousand and thirteen

out at members of the press in attendance in essence calling them liars tea party congressman raul labrador of idaho told reporters you guys in the media continued reporting that what the conservatives were asking for was the for repeal of obamacare that's absolutely false labrador went on to say that every time he knew the media write a story that republicans and conservatives were unreasonable and asking for a complete repeal of obamacare you have actually been lying to the american people because that's not what we were asking for and congressman mick mulvaney of south carolina chimed in saying that he has anybody seen the media person to ask a liberal democrat why it's ok to extend a delay to corporations and not to individuals i've seen it once you know where i saw i've seen it jon stewart on comedy central's the only time i've seen that question asked. well the tea partiers are blaming the liberally biased mean stream media for ending their shutdown showdown the reality is that the shutdown never would have started and never would have certainly lasted two weeks if the media had actua

el congresistaaÚ labrador de idaho, clave otros los Últimos tra coultraconservadores. >>> la mesa deaciÓn con el presidente obama, luego de lo que ha hecho en las Últimas semanas y media pienso que seria un grave error. >>> conozco mis colegas y lo que veo aquÍ. es que este problema. de crisis de la economÍa, estÁ consumiendo todo el tiempo. el plan de reforma estÁ en el limbo des su aprobaciÓn en el senado el pasado mes de junio. la cÁmara baja no ha llegado a un acuer bipartista en cuanto a su contÓ feudo. y el lÍder republicano, no tomara la medida a pro prada por el senado. dicen que mÁs que nunca pondran presiÓn. >>> que de verdad pida y que pida y que ur ja, se pase una reforma migratoria tri otros han perdido la ilusiÓn. >>> hacen lo mismo y con cualquier problemas retrasan las cosas y no tengo fe. >>> para este congresista demÓcrata la reforma es una vÍ para que los republicano recubren credibilidad. >>> van a buscar victoria y una de las viorias que van a buscar es la reforma. >>> los que no cantan victoria son los que siguen siendo reportados llegara a 2 millones el nÚmero

labrador retrievers moving in on the territory.pretty smart dog there. >> you never count them out. they have got fortitude. >> they are scrappy. >> 5:57 right now. >> still ahead, the government shutdown impacting bay area students. we are going to show you how. [ mom ] in my family, we're big cereal lovers. so we just look for this g. 'cause general mills makes over 40 yummy flavors that are 130 calories or less per serving. and they're packed with vitamins and minerals. from lucky charms to cheerios. over 40 cereals. 130 calories or less. [ laughs ] ♪ [ female announcer ] hey ladies. you love it. you've got to have it. cinnamon toast crunch, 'cause that cinnamon and sugar is so irresistible. everybody craves those crazy squares.® >>> crews rush to put out a house fire in the south bay. >>> the government shutdown affecting lesson plans for bay area students >>> she disappeared a quarter century ago. now, bay area investigators reopening the case of amber schwartz. >> you will want to grab a jacket as you head out. 40s and 50s no

investigators got all the passengers including a black labrador back on shore.tigators say it appeared the person operating the boat did not have a captain's license. >>> across the pond now, police in britain are releasing what they describe as a major lead in the case of little madeleine mccann, missing since may of 2007. investigators are giving the world the first look at what could be a potential suspect. we have the latest from london. >> reporter: six years after maddie mccann went missing from a family vacation in portugal, detectives describe him as aged between 20 to 40 years old with short brown hair, medium build, medium height and clean shaven. >> he fits our clear and i'd ask the public to look carefully at them and if they know who this person is, please come forward. >> reporter: investigators have a list of 41 persons of interest after combing through phone records of tourists and residents near the portuguese resort at the time maddie went missing. >> we know 8:30 is the time that mr. and mrs. mccann went down for dinner and we know that around

speaker boehner is hopeful, but let me play what congressman labrador, republican from idaho, what he last week regarding negotiations over immigration reform. let's play it. >> i think it would be crazy for the house republican leadership to enter into negotiations with him on immigration. and i'm a proponent of immigration reform. so i think what he has done over the last 2 1/2 weeks, he's trying to destroy the republican party, and i think that anything that we do right now with this president on immigration will be with that same goal in mind. >> so yet again we have speaker boehner speaking of the possibility of something, but then members of his own party using words like it's crazy, the president's trying to destroy the party. where's the optimism? >> well, listen, i still share speaker boehner's optimism, but in those two sound clips -- >> why, exactly? >> because as the president mentioned in his clip, there's so much in support of it. the religious community, the faith community, business, labor. all of these people are on board this time who were not last time. but in a nut

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el congresista raÚl labrador de idaho, clave otros los Últimos tra coultraconservadores. >>> la mesaha hecho en las Últimas semanas y media pienso que seria un grave error. >>> conozco mis colegas y lo que veo aquÍ. es que este problema. de crisis de la economÍa, estÁ consumiendo todo el tiempo. el plan de reforma estÁ en el limbo desde su aprobaciÓn en el senado el pasado mes de junio. la cÁmara baja no ha llegado a un acuerdo bipartidista en cuanto a su contÓ feudo. y el lÍder republicano, no tomara la medida a pro prada por el senado. dicen que mÁs que nunca pondran presiÓn. >>> que de verdad pida y que pida y que ur ja, se pase una reforma migratoria tri otros han perdido la ilusiÓn. >>> hacen lo mismo y con cualquier problemas retrasan las cosas y no tengo fe. >>> para este congresista demÓcrata la reforma es una vÍa para que los republicano recubren credibilidad. >>> van a buscar victoria y una de las victorias que van a buscar es la reforma. >>> los que no cantan victoria son los que siguen siendo reportados llegara a 2 millones el nÚmero de indocumentados repatriados los Últi

here's what republican raul labrador, formerly in your gang of eight, had to say about it. take a look. >> i think what he has done over the last two and a half weeks, he's trying to destroy the republican party. and i think that anything that we do right now with this president will be with that same goal in mind, which is to destroy the republican party and not to get good policy. >> okay. so the republican party's own implosion and the fact that there is a civil war that exists is the president's fault in all of this? is this a deflection by republicans, trying to blame the president for the fact that he does want to move on immigration reform and it's not some type of red herring that the president wants to see the republican party implode? he talked about it yesterday, the fact that washington is supposed to exist on disagreement, not on dysfunction. >> well, you know, the republicans held the economy hostage to get their way and lost. and i would hope that we wouldn't hold reform of the immigration system hostage because they're mad that they lost. we can work togethe

what congressman labrador is addressing is something i hear from opponents all the time.overnment and white house that consistently decided to ignore the law or how to apply it. look at the health care law. they decide which parts of it to apply and which parts not to apply. they issue their own waivers without congressional oversight. what they say is you're going to pass an immigration law that has legalization aspect and some enforcement. what's not to say this white house won't cancel the enforcement aspects of it? that's what he mea lack of trust. frankly, it's difficult to find a good answer to that. the president has undermined this effort. >> do you agree -- >> -- over the last few weeks. >> do you agree it would be crazy to press forward with immigration reform because of that lack of trust? >> i don't think that is what he is saying. i think what he was saying and is my position is the house deserves the time and space to craft their own solution. this notion they're going to get in the room and negotiate with the president on immigration is more difficult to do

the 3-year-old black labrador trained by mountain view police is currently working for a santa clara county drug squad. in addition to the marijuana, authorities say zeuss also led them to cocaine and $75,000 in cash. >>> happening now -- president obama is getting ready to introduce a former bay area professor who he plans to nominate as the head of the federal reserve system. if approved, dr. janet yellen would become the first woman in history to be in charge of the 100-year-old fed. we'll hear from the president on his choice later in this newscast. >>> a stanford professor received exciting news in the middedle of the night. he won -- middle of the night. he won a nobel prize for his work that's being called groundbreaking. janine de la vega brings us his reaction. [ applause ] >> reporter: it was a surreal moment for professor michael levitt as he was greeted for applause -- with aplus -- with applause for winning the nobel prize. >> we caught up with the 66- year-old early in the morning shortly after he received a phone call from the royal swedish academy of sciences at 2:00

. >> we hear from some republicans, including from labrador saying, "no discussion. the democrats played hard ball on negotiation, we are not interested in seeing it happen." how frustrating is that? >> it's washington gamesmanship and is not productive. we have a broken immigration system that needs to be addressed. we have a supreme court decision saying it should be handled by congress at the federal level. we determined there is a problem, and who is supposed to fix it, it's unacceptable when those who are supposed to fix it will not address it. >> is it a gone issue? >> well, we hope not. what we are encouraging the members of our delegation to do is be productive, keep the dialogue going, we understand some are in favour of a presencive approach. senator hatch was key in getting that passed out of the senate. we understand there's members of the delegation in the house who have issues with that. whether it's a comprehensive bill or whether it's a package of individual bills, let's keep the dial okay going -- dialogue going, keep the moment um, pass what you can

paul labrador of idaho says the president is trying to, quote, destroy the republican party and gop leadersould be crazy to enter into talks with him. involved in the pro-immigration movement said after obama poisoned the well, the chances for substantive reforms seem all but gone. let me go to david on this. david, this seems to be the new excuse for everything. the die dared to protect his baby and in sheer political terms, they must have -- having fought for it. they're blaming him for self-defense. self-defense politically is now the reason for blaming him for everything. >> chris, i hate to say this. you're thinking too rationally about this. from the very beginning, you know, on the day of the inauguration, the republicans had a meeting about how to obstruct and destroy president obama's presidency. this was back in january 2009. we know what mitch mcconnell said on what their number one priority was. stopping barack obama. now they have this great two-fer. people like marco rubio, he's running away from the immigration bill he helped craft because it really puts him in trouble with t

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>>james: a crime-fighting and labrador has done it again.eus is a drug sniffing can i with the mountain view police department. during a raid in santa clara county on tuesday he helped officers find more than 100 lbs. of marijuana packaged for out of state sales. he also sniffed out cocaine and $75,000 cash. zoos to join the narcotics task force in june 2012. >>james: the democratic lawmakers said they want to limit california's practice of keeping hundreds of inmates in solitary confinement--confinement for years, sometimes decades, as a way of controlling violent prison gangs. they held the first and a planned series of hearings in response to an inmate hunter strike this summer that one. involved more than 30,000 of the 133,000 inmates in state prisons. the inmates were protesting conditions for gang leaders held in isolation at pelican bay and three other prisons. prison officials say they already have charged the rules to limit use of the isolation units and let gang members are in their way out through a good behavior. governor jerry b

if the president plans to tackle immigration reform next, congressman raul labrador explains why. and new report says you want recreational pot to be legal. what would you do? >> well, welcome everyone to "the real story ". the president's top advisers expected to sit down with the ceo's of the biggest insurers today. senior white house correspondent today. full plate today, right? >> meeting is happening right now. the president's advisers are saying that he did not know that the sign up website was going to have problems asked whether democrats are likely to pay a political price for the hang ups in next year's elections they suggested that the question is premature. white house press secretary who is briefing right now said that the administration's so called tech surge has a good deal of urgency to it. >> we did not expect, the administration did not expect the scale of problems that we have seen. which is why, at the president's direction and the secretary's direction we have launched this all out effort, 24/7 with the tech surge of experts into mys and ears coming into assis

a labrador retriever from jacksonville, illinois.in a home engulfed in flames. now smokie helps kids to stop, drop and roll. >> which is what you were doing with john zachman. >> she gets a cameo appearance -- this is so sick -- on "chicago fire." congratulations. >> we also want to congratulate our -- >> -- living room makeover winner! >> we finally have a winner. remember? >> we're getting a drumroll. >> we had thousands of entries and the winner is the deutsche family. they live in new york. the furniture about 15 years ago. her family has been begging her to do the living room for the past ten years. their home is where the friends and family live together so they wanted to redo it. you can tell there was a lot of love there. it was a long time ago. >> we're going to take you throughout the house next monday. >> duchi, is what we said. >> we said duchi. written phonetically but we say deutsche. congratulations to that family. >>> all right. kids we have a big show. jack from "will & grace" the emmy winning actor sean hayes is her

. >> pam: a crime-fighting labrador zeus is a drug-sniffing k-9 with the mountain view police departmentduring a raid in santa clara county on tuesday, he helped officers find more than 100 pounds of marijuana. packaged for out of state sales. >> pam: he also sniffed out cocaine. and 75-thousand dollars cash. zeus joined the narcotics task force in june 2012. >> pam: coming up on kron 4 news at 8-- it's not just in the movies. >> pam: our grant lodes shows us the real life scare some cafe-goers got. all to promote a new film. plus: an outbreak of mysterious illnesses. where a large number of teachers say their school is making them sick. and coming up next. >> pam: and coming up next. a body found in a stairwell at a san francisco hospital is believed to be that of a patient. who'd missing for weeks. our j-r stone spoke with the missing woman's friend. hear what she has to say about the discovery. next. female announcer: female announcer: through columbus day, at sleep train's inventory clearance sale, get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save 10, 20, even 35% on a hu

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zeus, the black labrador used his highly trained nose to sniff out more than 100 pounds of marijuana. zeus helped a team of the south bay officers locate the pot that was packaged for out of state sales. he also found $75,000 in a safe. and a bag of cocaine. back in august, zeus sniffed out two pounds of the meth, cash and a handgun in san jose. investigators are trying to figure out what caused a deadly crash this morning on highway 830. it happened near the richmond border just before 2:00 this morning. officers noticed a minivan traveling with a flat tire. it then crashed and went over the embankment on to central avenue. the driver was killed. >> firefighters had their hands full when a fire broke out at a home near spartan stadium. an attached garage was seriously damaged. investigators say flame also spread to the garages of two neighboring homes. several blocks were shut down as crews battled the fire. >>> a san mateo county tradition is at risk. bicycle sunday may be canceled. it's been rolling along for 20 years. it's really a great event. the road closes down to all cars bet

raoul labrador talked yesterday and said there is not a lot of intensive from republicans to negotiate because they don't feel they were treated fairly in the last couple of weeks. that is his perspective and others are optimistic and do hope that can happen. the budget committee that is coming together in the next couple of weeks. a lot of focus on their efforts. we'll see republicans and democrats sitting down together. even if they come to the table, they come with a lot of differences. the two republicans that are spearheading this movement. those republicans paul ryan and senator session voted against re-opening the government. >>> one more for you libby. we have heard many republicans say they planned to continue to fight the affordable care ability. act. have they indicated how they intend to do that? >> we'll probably see a couple of approaches. tesenator ted cruz said on abc news this morning that he will continue the fight to push back against obamacare. and he is willing to even look at dealing with another shutdown situation. other republicans have said that is not their te

guest: do you think they can explain it congressman mike labrador who think that if you are opening a conversation, the borders will be overrun? guest: marco rubio has shown real leadership on this. i agree that it is a little tough right now. hopefully, the last few weeks have been a learning moment for some of the republican party. you look ahead -- not just 2014, i think this is less of an issue in 2014. republicans are in a great position to pick up senate seats. i am looking at 2016. mitt romney, if the election had been held in 2004, he would have won. the electorate has shifted against the republican party. we need to look long term. host: taking your calls and comments. frank from pensacola, florida, our line for independents. caller: my first question is -- is it true that senator cruz was born in canada and not in the u.s.? i think -- everybody keeps saying we need to fix social security. nobody talks about if you took the congress and executive branch and made everybody that paid over $130,000 to pay into to social security, how much more with that add? let's make sure ever

>>elisabeth: labradors do have instincts. >>steve: they do.w jersey to get my affordable care act, although i've already gotten it through work. for now. what's interesting is a whole bunch of people showed up yesterday in texas to sign up for it but you need an e-mail account. and a bunch of the people had never even heard what an e-mail account was. >>brian: here's the other problem. we can do this thing where we use a pen and paper and have a long line and sign people up. everyone is so caught up in the computer system, it keeps going down. they're overwhelmed and it keeps crashing. >>elisabeth: they need an app. >>brian: get a big yellow pad. >>steve: even if you apply with a person, i believe you need an e-mail account. >>brian: really? >>steve: and they'll give you one for free, but still a lot of people don't have them. >>elisabeth: you know who has an e-mail account? maria molina. what's going on? >> e-mail me. we can talk about steve and brian. >>elisabeth: call me maybe. >> let's get to the weather. when you head outdoors today you'r

ted cruz is a damming proposition for ted cruz's future, yet the chamber of commerce helped raul labradoro center stage, won spirit of enterprise award, adamant member of the defund camp and voted against the final deal to refund the government. these are the seeds, harvest the chamber must reap. >> right, poor tom donahue. >> and his tennis game. >> and his tennis game. here is the thing, senator ted cruz and the folks in the tea party who came in 2010, 2012, they don't care what tom donahue thinks, they don't care what wall street thinks, they only care about what their constituents think. their constituents sent them, for the most part to washington to shut down the government, repeal obama care, do all the things ted cruz did to upset the apple cart in washington in general. >> i think what this points to, if not the demise of ted cruz, a real serious intraparty battle between moderate folks -- calling them moderate -- chamber of commerce versus heritage action. you now have effectively warring factions here. you have karl rove with his funds to cherry pick better candidates for 2014