we're also joined by leigh munsil out of politico pro. also, a former staff writer at dallas morning news. we are taking your comments and questions for the next 15 minutes or so on the resignation of eric shinseki. leigh munsil, i want to ask you a question posed in the washington post. in the longshinseki term create who might be a more permanent replacement at the v.a.? gibson may stay for a while, even to the end of president obama's term. there are names being floated as possible replacements. one thing to keep in mind is that you may have to have any eventual replacement go through a senate confirmation process. given that this has become so political and so frustrating to members of congress, this has turned into such a big issue. that will be a very difficult process, no matter who you name. anyone who is not palatable to the senate will not be a good choice at this point. a lot of times, you want someone who will fly through the senate fairly quickly. perhaps some names that have been brought up were military generals. asy perhap

we're also joined by leigh munsil out of politico pro. also, a former staff writer at dallas morning news. we are taking your comments and questions for the next 15 minutes or so on the resignation of eric shinseki. leigh munsil, i want to ask you a question posed in the washington post. in the longshinseki term create who might be a more permanent replacement at the v.a.? gibson may stay for a while, even to the end of president obama's term. there are names being floated as possible replacements. one thing to keep in mind is that you may have to have any eventual replacement go through a senate confirmation process. given that this has become so political and so frustrating to members of congress, this has turned into such a big issue. that will be a very difficult process, no matter who you name. anyone who is not palatable to the senate will not be a good choice at this point. a lot of times, you want someone who will fly through the senate fairly quickly. perhaps some names that have been brought up were military generals. asy perhap

in washington, i'm danielle leigh. betty, back to you. >> all right.thank you, danielle. >>> developing news overseas for you now. a massive rescue operation is under way this morning in turkey after an explosion and fire killed at least 200 miners. more than 400 rescue workers are franticly pulling survivors to safety. meanwhile, grief-stricken families anxiously wait for news of the hundreds still trapped. authorities say the fire is still burning and the casualty number will rise. >>> magic johnson is responding to comments made by clippers owner donald sterling. johnson told cnn that he got a call from sterling, and instead of an apology, sterling asked magic to appear with him in an interview with barbara walters. johnson declined and went on to talk about sterling's recent comments. >> it's sad. when i saw that interview, it's sad, it really is. i'm going to pray for this young man. i hope donald can see the mistake that he has made and also the people he has hurt along the way. and then what's really sad, you know, it's not about me. but he is a

in washington, i'm danielle leigh, nbc news. >>> to developing news overseas, a massive rescue operationunder way in turkey after an explosion and fire killed at least 200 miners. more than 400 rescue workers are frantically pulling survivors to safety. meanwhile, grief-stricken families anxiously wait for news of the hundreds still trapped. authorities say the fire is still burning, and the casualty number will rise. >>> a measles outbreak in ohio is the largest in almost two decades. authorities say there have been 68 reported cases there. health officials are distributing almost 12,000 doses of vaccines. as of friday, the cdc says there have been 187 reported cases across 17 states. >>> magic johnson is responding to comments made by clippers' owner donald sterling. johnson told cnn that he got a call from sterling, and instead of an apology, sterling asked magic to appear with him in an interview with barbara walters. johnson declined and went on to talk about sterling's recent comments. >> it's sad. when i saw that interview, it's sad. it really is. i'm going to pray for this young

i recently interviewed robin leigh and asked him what a successful ipo would mean for china. at what he had to say. >> it is always good to see chinese companies become more successful. ipo means more successful, i would be happy to see that. but the chinese market is already very large. good companies are coming out every day. more interesting on that market, what kind of new opportunities are out there. i pay more attention about that. less attention about these big gigantic companies going public area >> it is interesting because these guys are friends but also fierce competitors. >> friends or find a means -- friendamies. founder of tents and and jack, they're going well. their businesses have become much more competitive over each other. we have a balkanization emerging. >> it sounds -- you are describing what i think we saw in nearly days of the internet. it really was a small group of people who kind of knew each other, had personal relationships, not just in the.com day in san francisco, a small group of people intended to know each other and go off in their own direc

leigh in particular. let's talk about michael sam for a moment. he had a deal about a documentary or, you know, kind of a -- a real life tv show on the oprah network. >> docuseries, yes. >> and then it was announced after talking to the team that project has been postponed. would you have advised, you know, a rookie on the nfl to do something like that while it may be considered very bold in some corners, at the same time, he hasn't quite made the team yet and he's still trying to transition? >> it would be suicidal. you know i've represented 60 first-round draft picks in the nfl and 8 players first picked. the first thing a rookie has to do is establish himself in the eyes of the owner, the coach, and his teammates and the fans of the city, as someone serious and prioritizing football first. there will be enough cameras anyway, surrounding everything he does. first of all, i don't think the rams would have let him do it. second of all, he can be a compelling spokesman for the gay movement by making the team. seriously it would have undercut his r

. >> leigh, you explained this earlier this idea that he's preaching to some members out there, other fellow owners to say he who is without sin cast the first stone, be careful. could that work? could ultimately that work and prolong this? >> i will tell you this, i feel sympathy for gloria's client, but if you start to open the cupboards of every nba owner and how they made the money to put these teams together you've got a whole slew of bad business practices, you don't want to go down that road. i think what we're seeing -- it reminds me when a wild animal is caught in a trap, and desperate. so they squirm around and do the rest, maybe even bite the end of their own appendage off but they won't ultimately escape. this involves billions of dollars. the whole image of the league. their ability to project their brand worldwide. their ability to have sponsors, a television contract, all the rest of it. think of the league more as a collective that operates collectively and then you have individual franchises. but the linkage between -- >> leigh, if i may say, i think this goes well be

. >> any i'm pete leigh filmmaker maker started out in san francisco. i don't like what everybody said but from a filmmaker equal love for anyone that approaches him a guards that space with caution but the caution comes from, you know, the love he has for the space. i know a lot of people has approached him with on different motivates and ideas for the space to be but john in the community behind him have been very, very caution about the space and it's context with san francisco and it's neighborhood. and really move forward by the support here and the support i've seen from the commission >> thank you. >> hello, i'm jufd i want to say why i think it's important to approve this. this is like the very sincerely, coach is like the prairie home life will be gone in san francisco san francisco has been seduced by technology everything is hyped-up and electronic but very sincerely, coach they have manual typewriters and a families bathroom they have an uprig upright piano and it's just the human scale place. and it's just too important to keep the human sc

and the master of ceremony will be court of appeals leigh graduate of the school of the arts she was formerly ms. california 2013 and the first runner-up she only missed that by one step. i hope you'll all join me and supervisor tang in supporting this resolution and congratulations for 25 years of serving the community its third reading >> thank you supervisor mar. supervisor tang first of all, thank you supervisor mar i was once a bacterial run i am glad you are honoring her today. so today, i'm actually very excited with the support of mayor ed lee and actually all of you here today to introduce an important bond measure on the ballot to address the needs for the cities transportation system thank you all the co-sponsors on the board of supervisors. after decades of under environmentalist we know our streets transportation system has fallen in disrepair and muni a can be closing slow along the busiest transportation system one of the environment i hear and all of us hear from our constituents that muni is unreliable and a great acceptance of frustration for people to get to work a

and the master of ceremony will be court of appeals leigh graduate of the school of the arts she was formerly ms. california 2013

lawmakers including oakland representative barbara leigh. officials at the. >>> -- the nigerian embassy. the islamic group says they have the girls and they will sell them. >> the intimidation and the trafficking and the murders, we want it to stop today. >> the girls were kidnapped from their school on april 14th. a small team of u.s. military personnel is heading to nigeria to help in the search and they are offering a $300,000 reward for information in the case. >>> president obama will be in the bay area tomorrow raising money for the democratic party. tonight he is in los angeles where he accepted a human rights award from steven spielberg's foundation. bruce springsteen was there as well. the fundraiser will take place at the faremont hotel in san jose and at a home in loss altos. he will talk about energy efficiency. with just months to live a gung woman battling -- a young woman battling cancer has one wish. how friends, family and perfect strangers are helping make that dream a reality. >> and will she or won't she? how hillary clin

leigh, thanks for joining us. don, you're going to stick around because our next guest penned the recent "wall street journal" op-ed titled "more detroits are on the way," highlighting the pension crisis facing the country. let's bring in the man who penned that op-ed, richard ravitch, the author of "so much to do." richa richard, great to have you with us. we understand there are massive pension obligations that many cities face. are we overstating, you know, the headline that there are more detroits? the sky is falling, right? because not a lot of cities are facing the same sort of population exodus that detroit is facing and having difficulty issuing debt in the muni bond market. >> well, i think first of all, retirement obligations, health care costs are rising faster than the rate of inflation. and putting enormous pressure on state budgets which, in turn, put enormous pressure on city budgets. when you add to that that there are sincere efforts to reduce the federal deficit which results in reductions in fed

lawmakers including oakland representative barbara leigh. officials at the. >>> -- the nigerian embassy. the islamic group says they have the girls and they will sell them. >> the intimidation and the trafficking and the murders, we want it to stop today. >> the girls were kidnapped from their school on april 14th. a small team of u.s. military personnel is heading to nigeria to help in the search and they are offering a $300,000 reward for information in the case. >>> president obama will be in the bay area tomorrow raising money for the democratic party. tonight he is in los angeles where he accepted a human rights award from steven spielberg's foundation. bruce springsteen was there as well. the fundraiser will take place at the faremont hotel in san jose and at a home in loss altos. he will talk about energy efficiency. with just months to live a gung woman battling -- a young woman battling cancer has one wish. how friends, family and perfect strangers are helping make that dream a reality. >> and will she or won't she? how hillary clin

fermenting the relationship between creepy some sweeping field described as an attempt to buy new helper to leigh creek and the commissioning of the sea. he doesn't hesitate to eat. another petition actually don't go into business class and i'm don't read into what it takes. and it's one of the opposition parties' minutes. wanted to use me to call steve wouldn't complain. it's quite nice cool dawn. i accepted the fact that you can actually have it that warm and sixteen. i'm the best of the best whether they like it or not he's touching me. a seasonal one attributes please click on the white house the sydney comedy store she's the result of a broken home in policy. i don't think there and unlike businessman husband to wear lines to the top. and a less than i've seen i haven't been to. and a half. me cut up into the fields and a few different things for my house cause i would cut through it yet. i've never had to feed has seemingly been on screwing up so that we need to know that they can begin to enjoy good now. nobody does it mean more conduit to the season on the streets between four and five it

lawmakers including oakland representative barbara leigh. officials at the. >>> -- the nigerian embassy. the islamic group says they have the girls and they will sell them. >> the intimidation and the trafficking and the murders, kid girls were kidnapped from their school on april 14th. a small team of u.s. military personnel is heading to nigeria to help in the search and they are offering a $300,000 reward for information in the case. >>> president obama will be in the bay area tomorrow raising money for the democratic party. tonight he is in los angeles where he accepted a human rights award from steven spielberg's foundation. bruce springsteen was there as well. the fundraiser will take place at the faremont hotel in san jose and at a home in loss altos. he will talk about energy efficiency. justwith just montha gung woman battling -- a young woman battling cancer has one wish. how friends, family and perfect strangers are helping make that dream a reality. >> and will she or won't she? how hillary clinton almost spilled the beans about

. >> i don't think mark wanted to leigh by any stretch.continue with his team and we understand that. and we weren't surprised by that at all. but you know, we agreed that this was the right decision with front office and management. we love the fans and we are committed to building a team that can win a championship. and that's all we care about. that's all we think about. so i understand the concern, but trust us and we are moving in the right direction here. >> jackson told the mercury news he wished the warriors nothing but the best. now the pressure is on them to get a championship. right now, the popular pick to replace jackson is tv analyst steve kurr. by the way, jackson was a tv analyst. tim hudson pitched into the ninth. should have just held onto the baseball. instead, he throws it away. marte is going to come to the plate and the umpire is going to call him out. but the call would be challenged and after further review, the replay says he is safe. that is your ball game. a six-game win streak is over for the giants. they lose 2

we featured bills like mike leigh's opportunity act and jeb hensarling's homeowners act. the only way to have your form agenda is to take on washington, who believes in tax reform and reform to the regulatory code. that is why we are thrilled to have our speaker here today. jeb hensarling is the former chairman of the republican study committee. former chair of the republican house conference. he currently serves as the chair of the financial services committee, where he has been unafraid to ask difficult questions. why, for the question, the american people? more of these questions need to be asked. we're thrilled to welcome jeb hensarling to speak with us today. [applause] >> thank you for that introduction. people might conclude that i cannot keep a job. i am tonow how thrilled be speaking for the heritage podium. the vision is alive and well today. think of a few organizations across this great republic of ours that have done more to strengthen and invigorate the cause of liberty than the heritage foundation. i am thrilled that my former colleague continues to lead th

. >>> french port ca leigh, one od to act by an outbreak of scaib .zrene give us an update. >> they say they're doing it for health reasons but many of the refugees i've spoken to who i've traveled here, to get here, hoping still to get to the u.k. are really, really upset now? who session they have absolutely nowhere to go off this. and this refugee has been here for a month. he says this will not deter him, he will try to get to the u.k. let's just hear what he has to say. >> i called to see the list and take care of me so i came to italy and from italy to france to here. the situation is so bad. they still sleeping in the street. so that is why i don't want to put my fingertip fingerprints h. so that is it. >> so camps bulldozed naznene, what happens to the people? >> this is not a new issue to the french government. people have been coming to calais for years now, since 2002, to get to the u.k. the problem is under the dublin convention people must seek asylum for where they first land. for many people that is italy. by the time they get to calais

man and not a good thing and a woman and if that is the case there is definitely something sexist at leigh was fired for performance am a fired for things that a man would have been fired for, she should have been fired. >> you are in new york today and everybody there is talking about this. >> the performance of the paper under her was solid. the new york times is a terrific news organization. what goes on behind the scenes in the making of news can involve a lot of nuance and it is a difficult process. you can see her love of the paper. the piece retelling the story of or runury getting hit over by a truck and recovery from that and how that is the fate of so many people in new york was an interesting piece. it did not feel like -- like it sat well and i wonder if that was the direction she wanted more of the paper to go in. it was a personal peace and felt like it belonged in the new yorker and i wonder if that was heard direction that did not jive with the editors. >> what about this issue of equal pay, reports that she was not getting paid as much as her predecessor. true, does itt ma

more from amber leigh who has been talking with investigators. >> reporter: we want to tell you what is going on right now. a half hour ago, we heard 15 gunshots down the block and around the corner. at this point, police have not said if the shoot something tied to the drive-by shooting over here. police are behind the crime tape, collecting evidence of the drive by that has rickshaen up neighbors who say that eight shots were fired here. two men got out of a block, mid- block and both started to fire their guns. officers tell us they don't know who the men were aiming at. one shot struck an eight weird girl in the neck. she was playing with her brother in the front yard, not the intended target, police say. >> >> both were transported to the hospital in critical condition. preliminary investigation, we ascertained there was at least one vehicle driving southbound 1800 block of 66th avenue. at least two individuals exited the vehicle, striking multiple victims. >> it's very troubling to hear that another young child has been hurt due to gunfire. it's really upsetting. >> police tell

scott has been talking about on education in the secondary schools, the kinds of reform that mike leigh has been talking about in higher education reform. i do my job as majority leader to help guide these kinds of ideas through the legislative process. frankly, that's why i am so excited about this new look " room to grow" and the great , the solutions that come out of ideas in there because it reflects the energy and the robust nature of what this reform conservative movement is about. >> senator lee, you have been speaking to middle class and working poor concerns since you came to the senate. anybody who thinks they know with the tea party republican is nice to pay attention to what you're saying because they don't. you are redefining a whole lot of categories, you are scrambling the notions of what it means to be a conservative republican and all kinds of ways i admire very much. our second panel today will discuss room to grow a little bit more. it features one of your bills to expand the child tax credit. can you talk a little bit about that and what it means and morally why it m

the graffiti on those bunk can vanses they were from a ship i happened to find, along with my life, leigh, who is sitting in the audience in virginia's james river reserve fleet, the ghost fleet. this is one of the ships being employed, a p2 class troop transport carrying american soldiers and marines to vietnam in 1966 and 1967. and the idea was to get complete units over in their entirety, rather than replacements. the victims -- she voyages lasted up to 21 days and during the trips, not just the general nelson walker that the material came from, but other ships, about 1960 them, the men obviously were bored. it was a long voyage and for those at that time they would leave graffiti on the other side of the bunk can vanses above them. these were four and five high. that graffiti tells the human side of the story of the men on the ground because they were going to war, not knowing if they were coming back, some if you -- when you leave this room today, just go outside and look at that -- the words that were left and the legacy that they have left and because they were very proud of their

. >> leigh gallagher, thank you. >>> "new york times" publisher getting personal why he fired jill abramson, first emale exec editor-be a bramgson will speak publicly since fired four days ago. she'll give the commencement speech at wake forest. her daughter posted this photo, showing her mom boxing. she wrote, this story isn't over, not even close. what does "the new york times" publisher saying about all of this? >> hearing from arthur sulzberging saying the dismissal had nothing to do with pay and gender to knock down the reports last week. jill abramson learned she was making less money than her predecessor, she confronted management and afterward dismissed. so here's how he's answering, he says, quote, perhaps the saddest outcome of my decision to replace jill as executive editor it's been cast as an example of the unequal treatment of women in the workplace. he goes on to say, in her last year on the job, abramson, look at her total pay package making 10% more than bill keller. and he lists the reasons that she was dismissed. he said it had to do with failure to consult and bring coll

i'm address my last question to leigh. i've been asking this all morning.ly soap opera? >> absolutely. i think it almost has a happy ending because it's unified a whole country and made it clear how people feel about race at least in the public way. that's the first thing. so i think it's triggered a discussion. sports is the great example of how people from different races, ethnic backgrounds, can get together. it's not ten talking heads on washington "weekend review" talking about race relations as they live in segregated communities. this is a living, breathing example of people who shower together, who workout together, who bleed together as a team. black, white, asian, all together. there's virtually no problems in it. that's first. second of all, he will be forced to sell this team. he doesn't have legal recourse. in a previous interview i told you how the league got him to sign off that he wouldn't sue and he would accept the decision. and then it will be happier days for the clippers because the league will put together a group of people reflective

who better to talk to than real life "jerry maguire," leigh steinberg. he is joining me.piles of money" coming right up. ♪ when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. dierdre: markets coming off their highs right now of the dow still trying to finish at a record close. let's go right to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange with more. why are we seeing a little bit of pullback here? >> it is not unusual to see that we would have this back and forth action. of course we heard from our fed head earlier today. once again in her second day of testimony janet yellen really providing an outlook for a ver

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what's the headline you're going to write, leigh?mer it's going to be what got done? >> very little or nothing. >> that's your headline? >> fairly safe bet at this point. >> that's a safe headline, i must say. what about to you here, kate? >> i would say we're headed into campaign season and here's what the republicans want, here's what the democrats want. pick your side, voters. >> so you don't have a headline. >> i certainly don't see it happening. >> thank you. leigh munsin and kate nocera. >>> today is the unofficial kickoff to summer, but will the sun show up to your barbecue? bill kairns will show up here. who calls you a butt of sunshine? >> not one. we need rain in the drought stricken areas. you'll love what the forecast has for you. especially the parades out there. kids get disappointed. can't sit out in the thunderstorms. the east coast is looking fantastic. some showers in new england. they'll exit through the day. warm in the mid-atlantic. it's going to be one of the warmest in the season. great beach day from the gulf.

also with me from the agent's perspective is david meltzer, former ceo of leigh steinberg sports entertainment"connected to goodness -- manifest everything you desire in business and life." so good to have you here. it's important to know you actually went undrafted in the draft and played in the canadian football league. felt nothat you hearing your name called when those draft picks went out. >> my dream was to always have my name called and be drafted like every other player that comes out of college, but my situation was little different stop teams didn't want me to play quarterback. they wanted me to change my position than i was going to have nothing to do with that. so i chose to go to canada where they were going to give me a chance to play cornerback. so i was a free agent when i did come back to the national football league and was a -- in a much utter bargaining position. >> was it very different way in the canadian league question are >> no question about it. it was a whole different game and different style of football. wider field, longer field, but i adjusted it had a great time

legendary sports agent leigh steinberg is not alone in his amazement forbes magazine values the team at $575 million 13th and the nba. overnight clippers became leagues was a valuable franchise had of the next lakers and the bulls. former laker magic johnson to approval saying bombers ownership would be a big win for the city and for the people. it's not like steve can afford marcus of for more ceo and biggest share leader and worked upwards of $20 billion. could make him the nba richest owner passing former boss seattle seahawk owner paul allen. and all sterling his lawyer made it clear he does not want to let the team go. little thing that seemed to be sold without mr. stirling's consent. his wife thinks otherwise. windiest potentially sterling had her husband declared mentally incapacitated this month. >> : coming up 515 a plan to give away free marijuana and parcel bay area than 530 of her son for uncover the threat but for closure of two east bay kaiser medical billings. next possible answer to get worse is dog debate we're passes' about your personality. and a big issue out the

leigh podcasts of recent shows for our signature programs. take c-span with you wherever you go.ownload your free app online for your iphone, android, or blackberry. book includes new michael lewis. >> we are living through a traumatic. -- traumatic period. there are real structural problems. -- i'mgoing to be living not an economic forecaster. we are going to be living with unusually high levels of unemployment. a lot of pain from over indebtedness. it is not a great depression. we are not reprising what happened in the 30's. it is a variance of that. >> read more of our conversation from our book notes from public affairs books now available for father's day. president obama made a surprise appearance at today's white house briefing to announce my secretary jay carney is stepping down. he'll be replaced by the deputy press secretary >> how are you. you have obviously heard from the president in this room, he took some of your questions. perhaps that means this will be a relatively short briefing. [laughter] you might go easy on the? -- michael easy yummy maybe. there'll be a ca

impact.can have a major the intent is to share best ideas and publish them so that over time, trafford leighjust using your example, have a manual,, that is aimed at hr personnel. is about military people, so the millet -- the military can they they want that done but the photos can go to. that is what the initiative can really help with, i think. >>. >> i am with the foundation for the advancement of medicine. you have's open about the need to break down barriers, to be able to connect the data from the dod to the v.a. to the civilians died. sir, you mentioned you were actually able to get in a year prior to separation. i'm wondering how you did that and what we need to do to break the barriers down. >> great question. sandy so ihone for stop talking generally and you actually learn a thing? do you have a microphone we can use in the on? -- in the front? >> i think exactly what steve said about the different parts of the government. we have the conversation with the dod. we expressed a need and they were on it. anyone has access to it. any and we are, we're doing on behalf of anyone. we are

scott has been talking about on education in the secondary schools, the kinds of reform that mike leigh has been talking about in higher education reform. my job as majority leader to help guide these kinds of ideas through the legislative process. frankly, that's why i am so excited about this new look " room to grow" and the great ideas in there because it reflects the energy and the robust nature of what this reform conservative movement is about. lee, you have been speaking to middle class and working poor concerns since you came to the senate. anybody who thinks they know with the tea party republican is nice to pay attention to what you're saying because they don't. you are redefining a whole lot of categories, you are scrambling the notions of what it means to be a conservative republican and all kinds of ways i admire very much. our second panel today will discuss room to grow a little bit more. it features one of your bills to expand the child tax credit. can you talk a little bit about that and what it means and morally why it matters? re, as a lead-in to that, i want to say t

. >> marc and leigh, thank you so much for your insight. i appreciate it.erson's full interview with donald sterling tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. still to come in the "newsroom," 66 days after malaysia airlines flight 370 disappeared, search teams now raising questions about those once promising pings. were they really from those black boxes? we'll talk about that next. life with crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis is a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps end our night before it even starts? what if i eat the wrong thing? what if? what if i suddenly have to go? what if? but what if the most important question is the one you're not asking? what if the underlying cause of your symptoms is damaging inflammation? for help getting the answers you need, talk to your doctor and visit crohnsandcolitisadvocates.com to connect with a patient advocate from abbvie for one-to-one support and education. tigers, both of you. tigers? don't be modest. i see how you've been investing. setting long term goals. diversifying. dip! you

leigh steinberg and ed lavandera, thank you both. >>> and we have a horse race today, a big one in kentucky. political thoroughbred mitch mcconnell, he is the senate minority leader and political animal, zero doubt about that. republican mitch mcconnell's vowed to crush his opponent, and the rest of the tea party along with him. you could call it super tuesday 2014. you have six states, and they're voting, primary elections with nine more intriguing than kentucky. horses, wildcats reign supreme and candidates running for statewide office, are advised to wear blue to the polls. dana bash is live from louisville. gloria borger is live from washington. dana bash, first to you here. when we talk about mitch mcconnell, he is favored today. as i mentioned a second ago, he said he's the one who won't just win, he will crush matt bevin, crush the tea party as well. bevin said mcconnell has tried to smear his reputation, quoting him, it is how he's run the race. so says bevin. he's attacking me for being part of the tea party and threatening to crush these people and punch them in the nose. continui

them so that where does that money come from it comes from steve king would describe in dodginess leigh created loans from other central banks to beyond to posit on other banks which are in fact collateralized by other loans so it's one big daisy chain of fraud i think it's breathtaking breathtaking really. martin wharves mendacity i guess you could say and this is clearly in this phrase here in his f.t. chronic deficiency of global aggregate demand so his his here's a here's a child of a scape fact from fascism saying besley putting a gun to people says and saying consume at that point of a gun is you saying that in other words you have the option to say you don't have the option of financial sovereignty you don't the option of financial independence you need to spend your way into debt at the point of a gun and that's the message and this is remarkable if you look at this guy's background you know here's what the p.d.f. page. you know his family escaped fascists in germany you know in areas proposing to piers it's their spouse think about a lot of their financial fascism what it's all

i am not a leigh jones. i want to be a lane, a truth about being a lane, but i am not a lane jones.a lane jones has a little cold and i am going to introduce and present the award to mrs. cecilia marshall. this is something that means a great deal to the lawyers at the naacp legal defense fund. she is known throughout the country and has been mrs. director counsel. she has been mrs. solicitor general. she has been -- she has been mrs. judged. she has been mrs. just is. but today, we want to honor cecelia marshall for her own work dedication to civil rights. [applause] married to the late thurgood marshall for 38 years, she saw a lot of the world through the unparalleled prism of her husband's work for justice and equality for all. mrs. marshall was born in maui, hawaii. her parents were among the first immigrants to hawaii from the philippine islands in 1910. in 1848 she came to new york to live with her maternal aunt and uncle and started to take classes in stenography at columbia university. during that same year, she got a position of secretary to the national director of the naa