, margie, please. >> all right, you'll get your word right now, joe.t the republican tent. you know the koch brothers spending big right now on tv ads, north carolina spent more than $8 million so far, more than all the democratic outside groups in every senate race in the country combined, and if you were to look at those numbers at this current pace, that's more than $27 million by election day. that will be a number in here, joe, never seen in the state before, and the key point they are making as you saw on some of the ads we showed a moment ago, obamacare, obamacare, obamacare. is that enough to decide the races? >> i think so. i think at the end of the day, you have to reach out to americans, whether democrats or republicans, and point out what isn't working for them, and every american, because the affordable care act or obamacare, as known by others, is a federal mandate. it means every american, every business person, has to abide by it and because of that, everybody's been impacted. so if you're a woman and you're a small business owner, even

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cardioviva. >>> we are back with margie, corey and kevin. you all would like to share that.on, now deceased, kept notes. treasure trove. they were available. "washington beacon" i think got ahold of them first. among other things, there was writing about hillary clinton's reaction, contemporaneous notes, like what hillary clinton said that day or the impression she got from hillary clinton, and this was her reaction to the monica lewinsky affair. it was elapsed, but she said to his, his president's credit, tried to pull it off, break it away, tried to manage someone who was quote a narcissistic looney tune but it was beyond control. i find this interesting for a lot of reasons, and one of them is how quickly that seemed to have been -- this was early on, how quickly it was almost forgiven. how does this play? >> i don't think there is a single undecided or undecided-leaning voter out there who is going to change their mind based on these papers. i think republicans who want to dig through the archives as if they are trekkies or dead heads, take your pick, sort of poring over

there is news in here, relevancy to the political debate inside these papers, but margie's main point the way to beat hillary clinton in 2016 if there is a hillary clinton candidacy is not through arkansas and the past. it is a litigation of the future of this country. does america want somebody associated with washington as president who's been here for 25 years. do we want an obama third term? those are going to be the key questions that will aid republicans. not arkansas not the past. >> remember, a lot -- there are a number of voters coming into the system already in the system who don't remember the clinton years. >> they weren't born. completely scary. >> freaky to me. but okay. one of the other things i liked out of this was in her relationship with the press and hillary said i'm not stupid, i know i should do more to suck up to the press, i know it confuses people when i change my hairdos, i should pretend not to have opinions but i'm not going to. we knew that about her, but the whole -- i think part of that bringing up she had an enemy's list and didn't like the press, i thi

. >> reporter: home is where we found bride to be margie, trying on her borrowed selections with herwe are able to make an event of it. >> it is more comfortable and intimate. >> reporter: and when there were questions -- >> i wonder about the shade, why isn't it white? >> that's her cue. >> this is soft ivory. it comes in white taken also comes in almond. >> reporter: to give the bride an expert opinion. >> is it possible at all to make the train a little shorter? >> yes, absolutely. >> reporter: now margie is one step closer to a walk down the aisle, all in the comfort of her living room turned bridal showroom. rachel smith, abc news, los angeles. >> i don't know. i don't think i'd do it. just think about mirrors. i don't have enough mirrors like they have in the store to really check it out. >> and they are saying yeah, yeah, and you're like, no, no. so many opinions there. >> too many. >> maybe too many? >> maybe too many. stay with us. >> this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. pushing the limits. however, i didn't know the impact a brain injury can

margie vestco lost her 15-year-old daughter from an accident. >> they knew something was wrong with the car before the accident. i just don't understand how they can knowingly put these cars out and still let people drive them. this is my child. this is my baby girl. >> reporter: earlier this month general motors recalled the 2005 to 2007 chevy cobalt and the 2007 pontiac g5s. tuesday they added five models. 2003 to 2007 saturn ions, 2006 to 2007 hhr, pontiac solstice and saturn sky and 2005 to 2007 pontiac pursuits sold in canada. >> gm did it because they have no other choice. >> clarence ditlow runs the center for auto safety. >> gm is cutting its losses, doing the right thing. it will save lives. but the issue is why were 13 lives lost? >> reporter: gm says that a heavy key ring or sudden jarring can switch the car off. that means no engine power, no power steering, no power brakes, and the air bags don't work. gm filed this updated timeline with federal investigators. 2004, gm became ware of at least one incident involving a chevy cobalt. an inquiry was opened but after considerati

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margie. welcome back to watching the weekly here on rt now the turmoil in ukraine has been at the top storey of the past few days after the most turbulent week in its post war history the country is currently undergoing a complete government to overhaul the parliament has appointed the speaker as interim president with early elections set for may. since taking over the reins in the capital the opposition has been hard at work establishing its own order he's begun pissed off is in kiev for us. the situation here resembles more and more cool since the president's fled the city along with some of his supporters those deputies of dollars cost a dollar from opposition parties and they have been passing was like a freaking price of the latest include oakland of the acting president and to be bad all the russian as the second official language in the county even though in the east up to fifty percent of poles living there are ethnic russians. i keep this going to the full control called crow the pro

margie beskau lost her 15-year-old daughter, amy. >> they knew something was wrong with the car before the accident. i just don't understand how they can knowingly put these cars out and still let people drive them. this is my child. this is my baby girl. >> reporter: earlier this month, general motors recalled the 2005-2007-chevy cobalts and the 2007 pontiac g-5s. today they add five new models, two three-2007 saturn ions, the 2006-2007, hhr, and saturn sky, and 2005-2007, pontiac pursuits sold in canada. >> g.m. did it because they had no other choice. >> reporter: clarence ditlow runs the center for auto safety. >> g.m. is just cutting the losses. it's doing the right thing. it will save lives but the issue is why were 13 lives lost? >> reporter: g.m. says a heavy key ring or sudden jar category switch the car off. that means no engine power, no power steering, no power brakes, and the airbags don't work. g.m. filed this updated timeline with federal investigators. 2004: g.m. became aware of at least one incident involving a chevy cobalt. an inquiry was opened but after consideratio

pavement in the early morning hours an officer thought the sound was a gunshot and opened fire on her margie crown's a forty seven suffered minor injuries and her seventy one year old mother emma hernandez was shot in the back so was this the right call i spoke earlier with pete air at cop blocked out or to discuss this along with some other police related cases that are making headlines i first asked him if someone has to be shot and killed versus shot and injured in order for an officer to be charged well unfortunately what we've seen all too often draw the stage is you know if the police employ engages even in an action that causes the death of an innocent person the death of someone unjustly than even if they are charged very frequently guilty us to if this was the correct finding in this case and i think for the police and you know their colleagues they would say that yes it is the correct finding the police spokesperson called these eight involved talented and well qualified but obviously there's no deterrence in these sorts of actions when there's no accountability have when they're b

two teenage girls were killed, 18-year-old natasha buyingle, and margie beskau's 15-year-old daughter >> there are days that-- days that i am fine, days that i can function, but there are just as many bad days where you just want to cry all day. >> reporter: there was no drinking involved, no other cars on the road, weather was determined not to be a factor. no one was wearing a seat belt, but an investigation found the airbags never deployed, and the ignition switch was found in the accessory position, meaning the car likely did not have power when it crashed-- no power steering, no power brakes, no airbags. natasha's stepfather, jayne rimer, has spent the last eight years looking for answers. >> every day we go i wonder what happened. >> reporter: no one has ever said to you, "this is why this hammond." >> no. >> reporter: the girls remember in a 2005 chevrolet cobalt air, vehicle included in that massive recall of more than 700,000 cars just last week because g.m. says a heavy key ring or sudden jarring can switch the car off. now, in a letter sent to the department of transportati

pavement in the early morning hours an officer thought the sound was a gunshot and opened fire on her margie crohn's forty seven suffered minor injuries and her seventy one year old mother emma hernandez was shot in the back so was this the right call here to discuss us along with some other police related cases making headlines i'm joined by keith air at cop block dot org so pete as far as we know these two women went on to win of for. four point two million dollars settlement from the city which was well deserved but this is what their attorney had to say about the l.a.p.d. is decision not to punish the officers he said if either of the women had been killed you can bet your bottom dollar somebody would be fired and maybe prosecuted a stroke of luck firing more than one hundred rounds and missing should not mean the discipline is lighter so is this what has to happen for us officers to be charged someone has to be shot and killed versus just being shot and injured well unfortunately what we've seen all too often draw the states is you know if the police employ engages even in an action tha

. >> reporter: and home is where we found bride to be margie trying on her selections with her familye. we're all able to make an event of it. >> it's a lot for comfortable and intimate. >> reporter: and when there were questions. >> i wonder about the shade. why is it not white? >> this is called soft ivory. it comes in white and almost. >> reporter: to give the bride an expert opinion. >> is it possible, at all, to make it -- the train a little shorter? >> yes, absolutely. >> reporter: now, marg irk e is one step closer to her walk down aisle, all in the comfort of her living room turned dressing room. >> i wonder what my life might have been like had i had that service. no, this is remashable. i wish ginger was hear. just listening to every bride pick that dress. >> it's a nice luxury. to be able to take a deep breath, be in your own home. >>> we want to move on now to some big news. there you are. "dancing with the stars." big, big news. as we announce the star-studded cast, exclusively from los angeles, it's happening next tuesday, robin. "good morning america," the only place wh

amy's mother margie. >> there was no reason for them to die. >> we've got questions that aren't answered. we were hoping that maybe this is some of our answers. >> reporter: gm says that a heavy key ring or sudden jarring can switch some cars off. that means no engine power, no power steering or brakes, and the air bags don't work. 12 days after recalling some chevy cobalts and pontiac g5s they've added the scion, the hhr, the pontiac solstice saturn sky and the pontiac pursuit, sold in canada. >> as it comes out that this was an issue they're aware of, that they didn't take enough action to prevent, that's a big problem. it will be a problem in lawsuits and it will be a problem in terms of their public image. >> reporter: as we reported earlier this month gm first began an inquiry into this issue in 2004, but it was closed with no action. a year later, a service bulletin went out saying there is potential for the driver to inaddinad inadvertently turn off the ignition. new incidents were determined in 2007, and in 20 10rks the cobalt was discontinued and now four years later, the recall

there's only things on the margi marg margin. being able to tighten the forward guidance is what it is at first. after that, what do you do? you have to cut interest on excess reserves. even the fed know that that doesn't add a lot. if the economy really weakened up, they would have to go back to the drawing board and think about other things. something that we haven't seen before. but i don't think they're going to go back to, you know, quantitative purchases if the economy ends up needing more help down the road. >> marianne, where does that leave us in terms of the market? if the economy or the jobs picture looks like it's slowing, there have been signs of economic weakness, the fed is not necessarily going to step back in and prop things up. what do you do with the market? >> we're basically seeing what's happening is transitory. a lot of weather is impacting the recent economic data. we're forecasting 3% gdp growth primarily coming from cap expend and consumer spend. so we really like the markets here. they're not overvalued

the state department's eis - i don't know if it was margie or a previous color that was talking about000 jobs, that's within the report. numbershas efficiency and the environmental assessment for different ways of transporting things. what i'd like to say is there has been a tendency recently to get into a debate about rail versus pipeline or truck versus pipeline. like in all of the above approach to energy, we have to rely on all the different types of transportation to move products from point a to b. some places we don't have pipelines and other places you cannot pull a railroad car to your local gas station. we need all forms of transportation to move these supplies. host: here is another e-mail -- been one of the things i have heard a lot about. i have tried to track it down. if you talk to the president of transcanada, he has been out in the press publicly stating that he has commitments from all of his shippers that the oil staying in the u.s. will be refined there. east toust approved an west export pipeline that will end up somewhere over by vancouver. they do intend to expo

the state department's eis - i don't know if it was margie or a previous color that was talking about 42,000 jobs, that's within the report. numbershas efficiency and the environmental assessment for different ways of transporting things. what i'd like to say is there has been a tendency recently to get into a debate about rail versus pipeline or truck versus pipeline. like in all of the above approach to energy, we have to rely on all the different types of transportation to move products from point a to b. some places we don't have pipelines and other places you cannot pull a railroad car to your local gas station. we need all forms of transportation to move these supplies. host: here is another e-mail -- been one of the things i have heard a lot about. i have tried to track it down. if you talk to the president of transcanada, he has been out in the press publicly stating that he has commitments from all of his shippers that the oil staying in the u.s. will be refined there. east toust approved an west export pipeline that will end up somewhere over by vancouver. they do intend to