then, the views from freshman senator and up-and-coming gop star marco rubio of florida, reading the leaves of the tea party and its influence in 2012. plus, the debt ceiling debate, america's role in libya and the prospects for a republican party struggling to attract minority voters. >>> finally, after a week like this, you've just got to laugh. >> donald trump has been saying that he will run for president as a republican, which is surprising since i just assumed he was running as a joke. >> inside some political comedy from the star of last night's white house correspondents dinner and head writer for "saturday night live," seth meyers. >>> good morning. big news developing overseas this weekend in libya. moammar gadhafi survived a nato air strike on a tripoli house that reportedly claimed the lives of his youngest son and three grandchildren, this according to a government spokesperson. u.s. security officials say they believe such attacks may be the only way to force gadhafi from power. >>> and in rome, the late pope john paul ii moved a step closer to sainthood, as he was cele

. >> el senador marco rubio rechazÓ la oferta de verlas porque dice que no necesita reafirmaciÓn. >>osibles inmigrantes indocumentados. >> los agentes intentaban ayudar a otros oficiales que perseguÍan a los sospechosos. los supuestos indocumentados iban a pie y ninguno fue arrestado de inmediato dijo el portavoz de la patrulla fronteriza. el accidente ocurriÓ en un lugar donde no habÍa barreras. napolitano reaccionÓ diciendo estamos trabajando de cerca con el departamento de seguridad y otras agencias para determinar la causa del accidente. >> ambos agentes estaban asignados a arizona. el tren con 75 vagones viajaba 62 mph, esa es la informaciÓn que tengo por el momento. >> enseguida las aguas del mississippi buscan una salida. >> la vejez ♪ >> los expertos temÍan que las aguas del rio mississippi subirÁn a 48 pulgadas, van 60 en algunas Áreas. en memphis el nivel ha comenzado a descender. >> es el rÍo mississippi gol con dos pulgadas menos en su nivel de aguas. se espera que por dÍa en nivel desciende hasta seis pulgadas pero tardarÁ semanas para que vuelva a su cauce. >> cuando se

pero marco rubio buscarse una solución. funcione. la lucha será aún más difícil en la cámara de representantes donde hay mayor oposición aunque la medida será co patrocinada a yi allí por la republicana de la florida. >>> y lo más importante conseguir que los republicanos apoyen el dream act, sólo 3 apoyaron la medida, y pone sien que pueden buscar una medida migratoria por ejemplo la desl sistema para verificar a alguien antes de conseguir un empleo. entonces añadirle el dream act. >>> en el capitolio lourdes m univisión >>> más adelante en el enoticieo hablaremos sobre el didream acta vamos a una pausa xhecomercial llueve en la == >>> el desbordamiento del principal río del país, afecta a varios estados martín nos muestra en la pa talntalla digi estas zona. las lluvias desde ohio busca salir del mississippi pero este ha salido sobre su cauce superando el récord en el 97 sobre todo en algunas de las zonas más pobres de la región en missouri se afecta esta guerra de sucesión que hay que cruzar ahora algunas calles remando e

. >> sean: what about marco rubio and christie?s. his current position on immigration makes him untenable. >> sean: it is his life's story. >> it is amazing story he's clearly a brilliant guy. he has certain policy positions that do not add to those. >> sean: does biden get dumped from the ticket? >> no way >> i hope not, because he's been so entertaining. >> one of the things in a parliamentary system, people can, winston churchill, probably the greatest example after world war ii, he's dumped. people can make political come backs. do you that i could happen to some politicians that get into this race? >> i don't think so. i think the biggest -- to biggest winners last night were president obama and heroin. [ laughing ] >> the smallest loser was probably herman cain after watching the focus group you did. >> sean: why do you think obama? >> he had to be watching -- i was watching going, none of these guys -- >> sean: i think you are wrong. i honestly -- >> can you picture any of those guys being president? >> sean: i would take an

también como un juego dominó, pasar un proyecto de ley, requiere de un amigo wn>>> en este caso marco rubion registrado 47 de hombres que perdieron capacidad auditiva no están seguros de cómo es que la viagra afecta el sisetma auditivo. >>> tomando en cuenta lo peligroso que es este efecto secundario, se le sugiere a los médicos que adivertan para terminar, univisión reveló hoy su oferta de programación para el periodo 2011-2012 univisión está poniendo entre lieve el crecimiento de la población hispana, mientras se concentra en la innovación y expansión, y por supuesto los

then you have the up and coming group, paul ryan, marco rubio, younger folks. they don't believe that -- they are not running. i said to a republican why don't some of the young guys run on the barack obama model and the answer was because we believe that barack obama model didn't work. chris: let me go back to the question. if you start with the three regulars, the one problem, elephant in the room. what is the problem with romney? people say he looks like a president. thank god the notion of what that is is changing. he seems to be well trained, speaks with great articulation, been a governor. why is he rejected? >> he has flip-flopped on everything. i have watched him five or six or seven years and i have never, ever seen him lift a republican audience off their fannies. he just doesn't inspire. chris: it is a personal thing. >> why huckabee says he has no -- >> they think he is a phony. >> there is animosity with mccain. there is personal animosity. it was suggested that he was flip-flopping and a sense that he was not authentic. rightly or wrongly there is

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unitedhealthcare. >>> we are back joined now by the freshman senator from florida, republican marco rubioome to the program. >> thanks for having me. >> good to have you here. so much talk about the tea party and the tea party's influence in washington. you were known as a tea party senator and candidate, embraced by the tea party, but you have your independence from the tea party caucus. what has the tea party or the tea party sentiment, what kind of impact has it had on the debates we're having in washington? >> first let's remind ourselves was it was. it was everyday americans tired of the country, often tired of the direction both parties were taking our country, and they wanted people to come up here and change direction. and i think for the first time in quite a while, you're seeing a debate in washington about how much to cut. in the past, it was about how much to reduce the increases. now there's a real debate about how much to cut and i think that's an important influence and important impact. on the other hand, we need to remind ourselves that our problems are big and they're mo

then the view from marco rubio from florida and my review of the white hou hey, what are you drinkin'nkin' iced. the biggest iced coffee i can get. iced coffee helps me keep up. i love iced coffee. drinkin' dunkin'. i'm drinkin' dunkin'. drinkin' dunkin'. dunkin'... iced coffee. i run on dunkin' iced coffee. america runs on dunkin' coffee. >> york 11 insta-weather + forecast john collins. >> started out with a nice sunrise. the clouds have now drifted in. here is the radar motion from the past three hours. if you look at carroll county on the last couple of friends, some sprinkles trying to make it to the ground. best of it is evaporated before it actually makes it to the ground because the air is pretty dry. there are some showers between cumber landing in hagerstown. it is very light. 55 at bwi marshall, 59 at the inner harbor. the barometer is rising and the wind is calm. the temperatures are roughly the same as they were yesterday. the warm front is coming in and temperature rise we will be the same as today. on the boardwalk, 63. frederick 55. a little cooler in the mountains. th

joining us to discuss immigration reform and other issues, florida republican senator, marco rubio. sir, great to have you with us this morning. >> good morning. >> immigration seems to be this issue that comes up every so often, sometimes in line with the campaign, sometimes not. then, it kind of falls by the wayside. is there any sense of urgency. is there room to get something dune done on this issue? >> i think it is an important issue. i am not sure it is as important as the lack of jobs or national security. it is an important issue. i don't approach this issue theoretically, i approach it from a real life experience. my parents were immigrants, my grandparents, my wife's parents. i have grown up around immigration. it is an important part of our legacy and a critical part of the future. we can't be the only country that doesn't enforce their immigration laws. >> i want to get to the subject of syria. you have been very outspoken there. obviously, so many americans have been following closely the events in the middle east at this point. you are putting forth a resolution askin

republicans are somewhat emboldened by the example of marco rubio running for the senate in florida in010 when an estate, planted thick with seniors, known as god's antichamber in the great state of florida, he said we must raise the retirement age, and in some sense means to have social security. he said that volatile thing in that state and won on a landslide. >> he's starting to listen to this incredible budget debate where we're basically discussing what we're cutting, without discussing what's happening in the country with jobs. basically, despite having a reduction in employment. we know this is really statistical reason because of the shrinking of the actual labor force, but not any real creation of jobs. and that's really what is outstanding, but we're not focusing on this. you go around the country, there's this anxiety, fear, kids graduating from college not able to get jobs, foreclosures have stayed rampant. even mitt romney is talking about the problems of people not being able to make ends meet. >> what about the figures? basic arithmetic. it is complex. you go to the town

we'll hear from florida republican senator marco rubio. hear from students as they get ready for their big day with the commander-in-chief who will speak at their commencement. we have mark harmon and katie lee cooking with us on "the early show" coming up in a couple of minutes. >> sounds like a good program, chris. thanks. >> reporter: yeah, should be. >> we'll check in. >> you're right after us at 7:00. have a good day. >> bye, guys. >>> time now is 6:53. a live report on a deadly shooting on the san jose state campus, coming up. >> what police just told us about those three people who were killed and whether any of them were students. >>> and if you have a story idea or comment to share with us, email that guy on the telephone right there, he is going to look up, there is the 5, brian@cbs5.com. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] everyday, your car does a lot for you. do something for it. show it some love. chevron with techron. care for your car. >>> chopper 5 has found a house fire. >> this is in the oakland ar

marco rubio. and selingt myers on his white house correspondents dinner.his week" a discussion with paul ryan. news sunday begins at 2:00 p.m. chiss wallace welcomes michelle bachman, kent conrad, and republican senator lindsey graham, a member of the armed services committee. at 3:30, cnn's state of the union. candy crawley talks with john verasso of wyoming. also democratic congresswoman jane harmon then it is "face the nation." host bob seifert talks with john mccain. also alabama governor robert bentley. the five network tv talk shows brought to you as a public service by c-span. it begins at noon eastern time with "meet the press." 1:00 "this week." 2:00 "fox news sunday." at 4:00, "face the nation" from cbs. listen to them all on 90.1 f.m. in the washington, d.c. area. downloadedable as an iphone app or go online to c-span.org. >> i try to tell a story with visuals rather than words. >> carol guzy has won the award more than any other journalist. >> i think the great thing about being a photographer is that we get to experience the human condition on

first marco rubio speaks to graduates. then new york city mayor michael bloomberg gist his address to students at george washington university here in d.c. and then we'll hear from award winning neuro surgeon. he spoke about the importance of his religion and decision making process as a politician. this is 15 minutes. >> it's an honor to be here with you all today. thank you for the honorary degree. it's an honor to be with you. thank you as well and all of you. had i known i was getting an honorary degree i would have skipped law school 13 years ago and just saved lot of money. in any event, i'm grateful for it. thank you so much. i'm honored and privileged to be here today on such an important day for all of you. this is my fourth commencement address. i always get to wear this robe. i brought my kids to one of them. they were wondering why no one in the choir was singing. so they're not here today. so i get invited to these i think because for a lot of different reasons i hope but one is to kind of share any insight or

regards to jeb bush, looking at the next crop of republican candidates, the chris stress teas, the marco rubios early in the cycle for them. one rule we have in politics, wolf, is that campaigns do not pick candidates, they make candidates. they are tested and go through a tough time. we'll see them grow as they take on obama. >> thanks very, very much. >>> here's a question, do you need a job? guess what? the kr6789 ia is is hiring right now. we're taking you inside the big bush for america's next generation of spies. >>> and we're getting new details about the story so many people are talking about in the united states and around the world. arnold schwarzenegger fathering a child apparently with a mistress. [ ticking ] [ grunts ] we are! got it. [ male announcer ] don't be the last to know. get it faster with 4g. it's the network of possibilities. at&t. >>> cia right now looking for a few good college grads to sign up. our pentagon correspondent barbara starr takes us on an in-depth look at just whom the cia is recruiting. >> the cia's job market for secret operatives has never been more open

first, center mark rubio -- marco rubio. then we will hear from alfredo quiÑones-hinojosa.ns learned in the business world. in 15 minutes, mayor michael bloomberg gives his commencement address to george washington university. he talks about positive developments then came about after the 9/11 attacks and the importance of youth volunteering. we will bring that to you here on c-span. we now go to naples, fla., for the commencement address given by marco rubio talking about the importance of his religion. this is about 15 minutes. [applause] [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you very much. it is an honor. it is an honor to be here today. thank you for the honorary degree and the invitation, dean. thank you to all of you. had i known i would get an honorary degree, i would have skipped law school 13 years ago and save a lot of money. in any event, i am grateful. i am privileged to be here today, on such an important day for olivia. i think this is my fourth commencement address. i always get to where this robot. i brought my kids to one of them and they were wondering

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. >> reporter: republican senator marco rubio like many senators wants offshore drilling. >> we have become more efficient in our use of energy. we have to figure out how to do it domestically. >> this thing pops open when you press a button. >> reporter: for woolsey, plugging the car into your house isn't just going green. >> i think it would be a very large message. it would say that the united states can get its act together. >> reporter: sending one more signal to al qaeda that they're running on empty. >> jim acosta joins us live from washington. good to see you. getting off foreign oil. it will take some time. what is the thinking here? >> yeah. you know there are no expressways on the road to energy independence. consider the electric car. if you have millions of new electric cars on the road, you will need lots of new charging stations and that infrastructure is not in place yet. if you go to the answer that republicans are putting forward and some democrats, we need more off-shore domestic oil drilling, energy analysts will tell you that will not have an impact on gas prices

sunday, we will begin with an address by marco rubio in naples, florida. after that, michael bloomberg speaks to students at george washington university. it all gets underway at 3:00 p.m. on sunday. [cheers and applause] >> curtis carlson is the developer of american high- definition tv standards. he has helped to found more than 12 companies. he is the founder and president of the non-profit tv research institute. he gave the commencement address at the university of richmond. this is 20 minutes. >> today, i have the honor of welcoming the commencement speaker for the university of richmond class of 2011. dr. curtis carlson. you may not have thought of this, but every time you turn on your tv to watch the super bowl, your mother's favorite soap opera, or the season finale in high-definition, if you need to think one man for the high- quality image on your screen. trust me, it is not charlie sheen. the man you are to think is dr. curtis carlson. he won emmy awards for leading the development of the american h.d. tv broadcast standard and optimizing qualit

sunday, we will begin with an address given by florida senator marco rubio in naples, florida.michael bloomberg speaks to students. it all gets underway on sunday. curtis carlson is the developer of the american high-definition tv standards. he helped to found more than 12 companies. he is currently the ceo and president of the nonprofit research institute. he recently gave be addressed to the graduates at the university of richmond. this is 20 minutes. every time you turn on your tv to watch the super bowl or a soap opera in high-definition, you need to thank one man for the high-quality image on your screen. trust me, it is not charlie sheen. [laughter] the man you are to thank dr. curtis carlson. dr. carlson won emmy awards for leading the development of the american h.d. tv broadcast standards and optimizing satellite image broadcast quality. as an expert on innovation and competitiveness. he has founded more than 12 companies. he is currently the chairman, ceo, and president of sri international, an independent, nonprofit research institute. president barack obama appointe

leadership starts following the examples of other held voices like michele bachmann, jim jordan, or marco rubio, new been talking tough and planning to filibuster against raising the debt limit. the tea party will not be in a forgiving mood this fall at the national convention in kansas city parade as the gop primary season opens, it house freshmen and other selected by the tea party cave to obama, we will find replacements for them this fall. thank you. >> thank you, william. i read a very brief statement. when the republicans took over the house of representatives, i immediately began thinking, what the new gop majority could accomplish with control of only half of the congress. obviously, passing any meaningful legislation objectionable to the venice station or senate democrats was out of the question. house republicans could propose cutting the budget, but could never hope to persuade their counterparts in a democrat, controlled senate. love alone of the man in the white house. they could ringbolt with democrats and take a symbolic action to demonstrate to the public there were real differe

>> four with marco rubio. the mark caucus is well represented today. >> if i can do a quick follow-up on a couple friends. i agree with you on the short-term -- on the short distance it's hard to get economics under fuel efficiency. but on your long-haul trucks, are you looking on those with some of those large semi truck movements because that's where the real money is in energy saving on vehicles. they go done a big long path there, that tracks, are you looking at that piece of the equation? >> yes, senator. we do two things is what we call the heavy fleet. we've got her own fleet of vehicles, two-ton on the way up to the tractor-trailers. we are working with the industry to have the latest as far as technology. as a matter of fact in new york city would operate 30 electric and two-time vehicles and we've been very successful with using the technology. the majority of our long-haul heavy fleet is done by contract and we work with our contractors on that, too. they are senates the contract to make their vehic

>> four with marco rubio. the mark caucus is well represented today. >> if i can do a quick follow-up on a couple friends. i agree with you on the short-term -- on the short distance it's hard to get economics under fuel efficiency. but on your long-haul trucks, are you looking on those with some of those large semi truck movements because that's where the real money is in energy saving on vehicles. they go done a big long path there, that tracks, are you looking at that piece of the equation? >> yes, senator. we do two things is what we call the heavy fleet. we've got her own fleet of vehicles, two-ton on the way up to the tractor-trailers. we are working with the industry to have the latest as far as technology. as a matter of fact in new york city would operate 30 electric and two-time vehicles and we've been very successful with using the technology. the majority of our long-haul heavy fleet is done by contract and we work with our contractors on that, too. they are senates the contract to make their vehic

marco rubio, bob corker, tom coburn, brockport man, pat to me, john hogan. i'm sure i'm leaving somebody out, but i'm sure you can ask them what they said if they decide whether or not to share that with you. i think it was a really -- candidly skeptical, but i think it is a very good meeting that gave the president an opportunity to have republicans on matters tell him directly how they see this. and i've rented it very respectfully. we didn't have a big food fight over the things we typically fight over in an election. i thought it was really helpful. >> on the spending caps question -- >> obvious they were going to have spending cabs. for going to have to establish the cab are your one and here too. i'm not opposed to caps on the out years. it is often time ignored in one way or another congress. caps again referring to discretionary spending. on the entitlement side come if you change the eligibility since we don't vote every year, it is widely perceived in almost always israel. >> senator, if there is downgrade come without largely be -- [inaudible] >>

>> four with marco rubio. the mark caucus is well represented today. >> if i can do a quick follow-up on a couple friends. i agree with you on the short-term -- on the short distance it's hard to get economics under fuel efficiency. but on your long-haul trucks, are you looking on those with some of those large semi truck movements because that's where the real money is in energy saving on vehicles. they go done a big long path there, that tracks, are you looking at that piece of the equation? >> yes, senator. we do two things is what we call the heavy fleet. we've got her own fleet of vehicles, two-ton on the way up to the tractor-trailers. we are working with the industry to have the latest as far as technology. as a matter of fact in new york city would operate 30 electric and two-time vehicles and we've been very successful with using the technology. the majority of our long-haul heavy fleet is done by contract and we work with our contractors on that, too. they are senates the contract to make their vehic

and senator marco rubio had it right, it would be a disaster -- it's a bigger disaster for this countrydown the road for us to give them a blank check debt ceiling than it is to have a confrontation this summer and refuse to raise the debt ceiling until they're prepared to bear some financial responsibility for the united states. [applause] yes, ma'am. >> mr. speaker, thank you for being here. i'm wendy jones. i'm not only an activist, but business owner. i'm also a nurse. so while there's lots of parts of obamacare that are not very good, what i'd really like us to talk about is not just insurance, but may we talk about health care? and i don't often hear that at the national level. two things that are, that are positive that occurred, one was up to 27 years of age you're able to go under your parents' health insurance if you didn't have health insurance elsewhere. i wish you would look at that versus just getting rid of all of obamacare. the second piece that was important is parity in health care, that means oral, mental and physical health care is very important. community health ce