if they want mark rubio, i guess we will go with mark rubio or who is that guy that nominated himself sort of in a cheneyesque way? bob? he looks like a game show host as well. he has -- i am so sorry. the name we want out of my head. >> bob something? >> bob. >> no. >> bob barker. there he is. >> no, but he is too animal friendly. you can't have bob barker. he likes dogs too. >> here is something that happened that was interesting, you know, the times reports that people overheard mayor bloomberg say that he preferred romney to obama. he said that romney would run the country better. but he said he wouldn't vote for him. this is like overheard. you know, but it's in the "times" so we have to give it some legitimacy. >> okay. >> he played golf with romney. >> no, he said he would run the country better but he wouldn't because he doesn't agree with him on social issues like abortion and immigration. first of all, why does bloomberg -- why would bloomberg say that about romney? >> the word "overheard," you know, like when howard fineman says, i have been hearing on the hill. anyone can

florida senator mark rubio is not making the cut. and scary to look at. stories behind the x-rays and how authorities saved the of the teenagers involved in a horrible accident. >> a former penn state coach jerry sandusky will take the stand in his own defense trial. he faces 51 counts of aprusing 10 boys over a 10 year period. he denies all of the allegation. jurors could get the case by the end of the week. >> abc learned that there is strong indication marko rubio will not be among those in the vice-president running pick. he is a popular choice. republican choices said rubio hasn't taken the traditional first step that are part of the vp vetting including completing questionnaire. a young rising star and relatively new to the stage, the mitt romney campaign thinks it will avoid coming up with surprise. >> rubio has been hailed as romney's secret weapon with hispanic voters. romney is trailing badly among president obama by 40 points. >> a teen will make a full recovery after being shot in the head after a spear gun. some of those images may be disturb

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but, you know, i think mark rubio is probably the best pick.ot want to see jeb bush, not another bush. >> not another bush because -- just because they're a bush? >> me personally i think the idea there's a political family that every time you turn around one of them is running for something, i don't like it. >> bill collier, interesting conversation. thank you very much. we appreciate you taking the time. >>> mitt romney discovers wawa convenience stores. politics now next. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios in here, great food demands a great presentation. so at&t showed corporate caterers how to better collaborate by using a mobile solution, in a whole new way. using real-time photo sharing abilities, they can create and maintain high standards, from kitchen to table. this technology allows us to collaborate with our drivers to make a better experience for our customers. [ male announcer ] it's a network of

. >> reporter: senator mark rubio, a potential romney vice presidential pick, admits romney might not have a chance with liberal hispanic voters. on thursday, he said "it doesn't matter what mitt romney's position is on immigration or mine, for that matter, they're not going to support us." president obama won 67% of the hispanic vote in 2008. romney's aides say they think he can get 40% this time around, terrell. >> have a good weekend, susan. susan mcginnis, thank you so much. >>> "cbs money watch" time on a friday morning. some of the world's largest banks see their credit ratings lowered and one investment firm says it's time to bet against the stock market. erica ferrari here in new york with more on that. good morning. >> good morning, terrell. moody's cut the credit scores of 15 banks, including bank of america, jpmorgan chase and goldman sachs. moody's says the banks have significant exposure to the volatility of the stock and bond markets. the downgrade means the banks will have to pay more to borrow money. and despite the news, shares of the u.s. banks that were downgraded a

or mark rubio using that same language. they seem to go after the process more than the actual act. >> the symbolism here is probably what's important to the administration just from talking to different pep that look, if you're trying to appeal to a community during an election cycle and you're saying, look, we're going to take the pressure off the young people who are in school, who are for all intents and purposes doing the right thing, they're saying officially we're taking you guys off the table. but again on the employment issue and on the political issue, this is an issue people feel so deeply about. gwen: and also the fact a lot of the people 15 to 30 are serving in the armed forces. also trying to make the sympathy point on that as well. thanks, pierre. immigration, as you can tell, is one of government's most reliably hot-button issues. if you add to that guns, national security and boating rights, you begin to see why the department of justice is washington's lightning rod. attorney general eric holder has become

>>neil: the response we republicans including governor romney, and mark marco rubio have been cautiouse short-term fix, i understand, and governor romney saying, the future president could simply overturn this and he did not indicate whether he would do that but would it be in say, a republican president's interest to overturn in while you are working on a long term solution. >>guest: well, look, this will solve part of the problem. ironically, if you want comprehensive immigration reform, it removes one thing that could make consensus possible and raises hackles. this is an issue that cries out for a legislative action for a statute that ought to be passed by congress and signed into law by the president and it does not call for or help to have executive action like we saw today, that is clearly motivated by short term political interests. this undermines, this is a con continues issue. it is very complicated. there are lots of moving parts that need to be put together and the president if he cared about there would defer to congress and work with them rather than going ahead for poli

christensenie said no and mark rubio wasn't being vetted and tim pawlenty would like to go do it butdorsement deal from ambien and if it wasn't for portman,wlenty would be the most boring idea. now, someone who didn't want to associate themselves with george w. bush wants nothing to do with mitt romney. >> because of your experience because of your sense of resonanswer resonance, that you might be the ideal. >> i am saying there is no way that i will do this. >> when things get this confusing, we can only go to a comedian. let's bring in ground-breaking film and t.v. star lead singer of zero 1 and the a member of stephanie miller i give you hal sparks. good evening. >> hi ya. not the least of which the third pillar, yourself, jon fugelsang. >> thank you very much. >> from the world of twitter. if you look at that running group, portman probably fits that do no harm boring guy thing that they were running a little bit ago. he would be the winner of the jimmy carter look-alike contest. he looks a bit like the foil in any 1989 s&l sketch. >> cast portman. >> they can't get a shocker. th

later this morning, senator mark rubio will give him a hand. they will appear together at the flour shop. the race is now between allen and democrat tim kaine. coming up, we'll be talking live with george allen in his first television interview since his big win on tuesday. >>> less than a week after the resignation of kwame brown, there is a new council leader. council members argued for the vacancy for pro tem many which is the vacancy after the chair. we sat down with the new chairman on fox 5 news over concerns over the recent drama surrounding the council. >> folks on the outside are frustrated and council members are frustrated. it was kind of unpleasant to watch. on the other hand, this is the process playing itself out. you know, in the past, this would have happened behind closed doors. we are much more faithful to open meetings now, so the public got to see the display. i had hoped that it would be more of a consensus, but we got there. despite these attempts from vincent orange, the council selected michael brown as pro tem many. >>>

. >>> republican presidential candidate, mitt romney, says florida senator, mark rubio is being considered for vice president. reports surfaced, rubio was not on his vp list. >> the story was entirely false. marco rubio is being thoroughly vetted as part of our process. >> abc news and the washington post report he is not being vetted. they say unnamed advisers. romney says he and only one other person know who is being vetted and who's not. >>> more drama for alec baldwin. the fight with the photographer caught on camera. how he is defending himself coming up next. plus -- >> if you think six-year-olds don't have any power, you have to meet the little girl who lives on this lake. she has jumped right into a battle with some grownups and it turns out she's won. >> what's happening over there is hurting one of our biggest companies right over here. fedex saying the slowing global economy will slow down its earnings. expecting to take a hit. but what american company taking a big chance overseas. america's largest drugstore chain is buying a big stake of european health and beauty retailer.

season the veepstakes when we're all doing a lot of guessing as we saw with these reports with mark rubio. there's one guy who knows what's going on here and he's con fiding in one other person. neither of them is telling anybody. we request say pretty much anything we want now with absolute confidence that we have no idea what's going to happen. >> oh, my gosh, that was brutally honest. we're going to quickly switch to the fast and furious investigation with you, andy, because we have attorney general eric holder who could face a contempt vote as early as tuesday. the democrats tried to paint it as a distraction. but isn't it a black eye for the administration? >> it's a problem that won't go away. they can thank mr. issa and the house of representatives for that. i think it's -- it's become so much political theater and the obama administration is trying to shoe it away as an attempt to give the administration a black eye. and holder has gone before the investigative committee in the house and he has said he's been as forthright as possible and tried to put this thing away and put this

choose the perfect hotel changing story on mark co-rubio for president.reported this morning that the senator from florida wasn't being vetted for romney's vp slot. anybody who has par taken any sort of cable news over the past year would know that is a shocking revolution. a romney adviser confirms saying he wasn't considered. romney himself made three stops on his bus tour and he did not comment on this. for 12 hours. and then he did. >> the story was entirely false. marco rubio is being thoroughly vetted as part of our process. >> john avalon, ryan. >> why did he take 12 hours to say that. >> i'm not sure why. >> i love you for saying you know what you can just come up with excuse, you say you know i don't know. >> well, it's a campaign there are a lot of moving pieces but i think that even if he's saying he's vetting rubio, there's a good reason not to vet rubio and it's this. it's going to hang on the southwest or the midwest as the swing region. it would make more sense for him to pick tim polenti than rubio. but i. >> i do know why he waited 12 hou

think his party was also respecting, okay he's our leader, let's see, let's not mess it up because mark rubiond others say temper your voice with this voter base because they are listening. it's such a contrast to what the president did on friday when he came out and he actually said this is what i think should happen. i'm not asking for congressional support. i'm not even going to lay any legislation before you. this is what the department of homeland security should do in relation to the children of illegal immigrants. >> exactly. that's why that was a perfect opportunity. if i was mitt romney's ad viesor or anyone working on his campaign the minute that happened and president obama was brave enough to have a clear stance on his position with the dreamers, he should have been working really hard to have a clear and concrete answer to how is it that he could turn this executive order into long term policy, which we're still wondering what that next step will be after the executive order, but he did nothing about it. so he is in a big -- you were asking about -- [ speaking spanish ] he's in a

rubio is among those being considered as a running mate. >>> that is a decision i made a while back, to just not comment on the process. >>> you could see more of the interview with mark goh rubio on cbs this morning at seven. >>> a chairman of the house oversight committee threatened to hold a content vote today. it said that it would not release a document until another deal is met. >>> >>> the call was just released. the 47 year old gained instant fame for getting police beaten by police. and a.m. car upside down in a pool, how it neighbors say that person's life that was trapped inside. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, >>> it fast-moving flames, rodham. not everyone is letting the prior spoil their visit to the rocky mountains. this man still manage to spend a little time outside of the water inside of the water in colorado. lightning started fire back in june the ninth. it could be weeks, even months before they can get a handle on it. >>> a woman is in critical condition after a car crash at the bottom of the pool. the driver got out, but his passenger was trapped. a neighbor drove inside the water and pulled her out. he then perform cpr. the crash is being investigated. >

which will be issued through a department of home land security directive is similar to senator mark rubio's12th amendment that combined the party's presidential -- vice presidential candidates on to one ticket so you have to vote for them together. back with more after the break. what happens if you ask her to tone down her opinions? >>sorry, i can't hear you. what? [[vo]]or tell her she has to stick to a script? >>forget it. [[vo]]that will never happen on current. >>try to be a little more conservative tonight. and everyone likes 50% more cash -- well, except her. no! but, i'm about to change that. ♪ every little baby wants 50% more cash... ♪ phhht! fine, you try. [ strings breaking wood splintering ] ha ha. [ male announcer ] the capital one cash rewards card. the card for people who want 50% more cash. ♪ what's in your wallet? ♪ ♪ what's in your...your... ♪ to go to that extreme or be that extreme because that's not what the american people want. we do not have that kind of a candidate in mitt romney. he's given -- he's supported paul ryan and john boehner and mitch mcconnell on everyth

rubio did have a plan for legal residency, so it was more of a long-term plan. i think that is why it still resonates. the president's plan is only two years. >> so is mark rho rubio's plan? rubio says the president is offering a short-term answer, if you're saying rubio has a long-term answer, then is that a better plan? >> i think so. at the end of the day, what you don't want to do is cede band-aid effects. instead you want to address it. what happens, though, it does deflate a lot of the rubio plan, because the president came out first. he's also saying at the heels of the supreme court deciding arizona 1070, which basically gives the states the opportunity to discuss and to decide what immigration policy should be stateside, which i think is a little bit concerns and ants daunting that congress says, wait, wait, wait, mr. president you can't make the decision, that's congress. s. >> back to the comparison, senator rubo saying there should be a long-term -- if latino voters see this as a band-aid will that cure the enthusiasm problem? >> no, i think because the president came out first, it allowed him to use his presidential pulpit to say i'm creatin

mark row rubio, new jersey governor chris christie, both skipping out of the retreat we are told, because they have other things to do. is this any reflections on the romney campaign? people not media, we always pounce on these things. >>governor huckabee: honestly? they are not going to make a decision -- it doesn't mean that the people who are there are necessarily the topics. this is going to be a methodical and thoughtful decision. they will not base their decision on one tryout. >>neil: but there are a lot of other potential v.p. picks. >>governor huckabee: sure. >>neil: so this is the week that rubio wasn't vetted and he most certainly is being vetted. does it feed the argument that maybe for rubio --. >>guest: marco rubio is still a superstar and very much in the hunt and very much in the top of the list. >>neil: were you vetted, were you looked at for john mccain? >>guest: no, no, no. >>neil: your name came up? >>guest: by the media. that is the point. >>neil: what is the process? >>governor huckabee: everyone does it differently. i talked to dan quayle and some, for example, john

i'm reading this book, mark rubio really fascinated me. >> i was doing some reporting and talking to in around this issue. and they said that arurubio has played this really important role in this in an interesting way which is that him, even though was a tentative proposal, that did create the space and it created the kind of policy bargaining that's the dynamic that i was talking about. >> which is why the president preemped it. >> that was the reason or not, the point though is policy bargaining is what you want to get to and it's interesting to me that rubio took that step and i think it says something about the political vision republicans have about their long-term political viability. >> in that conversation that needs to happen. >> michael, aside from being $100 million down after the two-hour appearance on our show, you are big, obviously, a big star. >> i know that the first manmade object is about to travel as far, voyage about to leave the solar system. after 35 years. it's been traveling since it was launched in 1977. nasa's current budget remits .5% of our budget. i thi

i'm not even sure mark rubio at this point would help the republicans -- jon: i'm talking about the presidente president has not lost much support among latinos. >> of course not, because there's no one to go to. i mean, that's why the hispanics are holding fast with the president, i think. jon: judy miller and kirsten powers, thank you both. you can hear more about the important stories of the week and how they are covered tomorrow. tune in to fox news watch, 2:0 p.m. eastern time -- 2:30 eastern time. yes, again, i'll be hosting. jenna: well, the beatles, without a doubt, shaped an entire generation of music. up next, we're going to show you some never-before-seen pictures of the fab pour four. [ male announcer ] introducing a powerful weapon in your fight against bugs. ortho home defense max. with a new continuous spray wand. and a fast acting formula. so you can kill bugs inside, and keep bugs out. guaranteed. ortho home defense max. ...more talk on social security... ...but washington isn't talking to the american people. [ female announcer ] when it comes to the future of medicare and s

host: mark rubio was on a fox news program last night -- more rubio and talked of how this was playing now -- marco rubio. [video clip] >> we want a president that will unite this country. immigration is an important issue but not the only issue. people are struggling to make ends meet. they have been hurt badly by unemployment. nothing has gotten better over the last four years. hispanics are not better off and the president is responsible for that. host: he thinks mitt romney can gain votes in the hispanic community. let's get to the phones. mike is a republican from florida. caller: good morning. i want to correct the record for florida and then subbing for you to correct the record. florida never prevents anybody from voting. we give them a professional ballallot. they thought he was dead and he voted. there is a way to cover everybody in florida that wants to vote. i tried to call an earlier. she stated that president bush started the fast and furious program. that needs to be corrected for the record. guest: thank you, mike. florida is not preventing people from voting. it allows

i happen to agree with mark grow rubio on this issue.s is an important matter and would have to find a long-term solution and that the president's action makes reaching a long-term solution more difficult. if i am president, we will do our best to have a kind of long- term solution that provides certainty and clarity for the people who come into this country through no fault of their own by virtue of the acts of their parents, thank you. >> the former massachusetts governor made those remarks as he kicked off his tour of small towns in six battleground states. the stock was at stratford, new hampshire where he announced his presidency one year ago. this is about 25 minutes korean >> what a beautiful day to be back here. over one year ago, we started this process and what a journey it has been. what an interesting year. an extraordinary experience for us to be able to go across the country and see everyone across this nation and you come away from that with a feeling that america is a great country. [applause] the heart of the american pe

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. >> mark yo rubio is being thoroughly vetted as part of our process. >> we've asked the junior senatorhor of the book, "an american son," marco rubio. also the executive privilege standoff between house republicans and the white house. is there more here than just political theater? the man leading the fight against the attorney general is here this morning. chairman darrell issa joins the roundtable. we'll talk about that, and break down other key topics in the presidential race. the veepstakes for romney. the fund-raising edge. and immigration politics. some key voices are here, former democratic governor of new mexico, bill richardson. nbc's andrea mitchell. and politico's jonathan martin. >> good morning. a lot of focus here this morning on the week ahead in washington. it's going to be a crucial week. all eyes on the supreme court. two big decisions. the biggest, of course, the health care decision. will the president's health reform law stand up or be struck down by the supreme court? also on the topic of immigration, the law in arizona. seen as a pretty aggressive law to crack d

during the nomination season and right after he became the nominee, he was in pennsylvania with mark o-rubiowas asked about the rubio plan coming up. and he said he'll take a look. he wasn't ready to embrace it then. he has created this place where he still feels the need to not offend the right, so he can't answer the question. >> base, base, base election. everybody is afraid. our friend here mentioned marco rubio. this morning, abc news, john call, a fascinating reporter, good guy, used to work here, has good sources says marco rubio not being vetted. governor romney had to publicly disagree. >> there are only two people in this country who know who are being vetted and who are not. and that's beth myers and myself. and i know beth well. she doesn't talk to anybody. the story was entirely false. marco rubio is being thoroughly vetted as part of our process. >> not to disagree with the governor, but there are never just two people. inside his campaign there might be just two people. but marco rubio has a chief of staff, a counsel. everybody who is vetted, somebody finds out. the candidate

absolutely the right policy and the krarnlingz are scrambling because mark 0 rubio had suggestedrepublicansubio had suggested suggested. they didn't know how to handle that. policy and procedurepom tried the dream act, tried to get it through congress. they couldn't. they rejected it t he is going off on his own. he caught them flat-footed. this is the right thing to do. from a moral point of view, from a public policy point of view and from a political point of view. back to the phones here our roving ambassador, arnold finds himself in fort myers, florida this morning. what do you say. >> good morning. how are you doing? >> listen, man. i have 2 xheptsz i want to make. >> the only thing i can say for pam pam. republicans are scrambling trying to find something to say. in my neighborhood, a young man who lives there. his family came here illegally. he wasn't born here he was born there. two turns. >> timessometimes when i am not home on the road, he will come and mo my lawn. i always pays him real good. he is real good. now, he wants to be a united states citizen. he did two terms of duty

senate candidate senator mark or review rubio is very cozy with wall street and corporate america so shouldn't a rubio romney ticket be corporate america's dream come true we'll talk to investigative reporter leaf on about that and other stories in the wide wide world across. wealthy british style. sometimes. target. markets finance scandals find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cards or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on our g. there hasn't been anything yet on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact. before source material is what helps keep journalism on us. we want to present. something else. change. in screwed news the newest darling of the republican party is this guy senator marco rubio from florida he's a favorite of the tea party and will be sitting atop any short list of potential vice presidential picks for mitt romney but he's not just well liked by the republican establishment and the tea party is also just as well liked by high powered k. street lobbyists turns out as investigative

. >> mark yo rubio is being thoroughly vetted as part of our process. >> we've asked the junior senator from florida, author of the book, "an american son," marco rubio. also the executive privilege standoff between house republicans and the white house. is there more here than just political theater? the man leading the fight against the attorney general is here this morning. chairman darrell issa joins the roundtable. we'll talk about that, and break down other key topics in the presidential race. the veepstakes for romney. the fund-raising edge. and immigration politics. some key voices are here, former democratic governor of new mexico, bill richardson. nbc's andrea mitchell. and politico's jonathan martin. >> good morning. a lot of focus here this morning on the week ahead in washington. it's going to be a crucial week. all eyes on the supreme court. two big decisions. the biggest, of course, the health care decision. will the president's health reform law stand up or be struck down by the supreme court? also on the topic of immigration, the law in arizona. seen as a pretty aggress

we will hear this afternoon from senators marco rubio, mark borman, and jim demint. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> we are overwhelmed by the encouraging to turnout we have had. my name is gary marx. i am the head director of the faith and freedom coalition. as many as you know, faith and freedom coalition is headquartered in atlanta, georgia. so i bring greetings from the land of atlanta where there is a baptist church in every corner and the streets are paved with chick-fil-a. we are glad to be in washington, d.c. also. there are some things you might not know about washington, d.c.. mark twain said "there is something good and motherly about washington, a grand old benevolent nationalists of for the helpless." i think that we see that sometimes in washington, d.c. another southerner says, this is andrew johnson who was our 17th president, he said, " washington, d.c. is 12 square miles bordered by reality." did you know that more wine is consumed in washington, d.c. than any other s