so mckinley took him as his vice president, and that second term of mckinley lasted only a few days because he was shot in the fall of 1901, precipitating young 42-year-old theodore roosevelt into the presidency. the youngest president we've ever had. >> so he served out almost the four years of the mckinley term and served another four years. how much was he elected by? >> he was re-elected in 1904 by a huge margin. i think it was presidential victory up to that time. and he would have had a similar majority if he'd run again in 1908. constitutional he could have. he could have run as many types as he liked. >> when did it start after he left in '08 and he's getting ready nfor 1912, when did he actually start thinking about doing it again? >> he went to africa on a gigantic safari which lasted almost a year. and in odd dribs and drabs, mail which would reach him by the odd naked runner letters from the american -- from friends in america. he began to realize that president taft was turning out to be a pretty ineffective successor. and that to this desire of t.r. to come back and articulate

mckinley votes no. mr. gardener votes no. mr. pompeo votes no. mr. kin singer votes no. mr. griffith votes no. mr. waxman. mr. dingle. mr. dingle votes aye. mr. markiy votes aye. mr. towns. mr. towns votes aye. mr. paloan votes aye. mr. rush votes aye. mrs. es chew votes aye. mr. engle votes aye. mr. green votes aye. ms. duget votes aye. mrs. caps votes aye. mr. doyle votes aye. shekowski votes aye. mr. insly votes aye. ms. baldwin. mr. ross. mr. ross votes no. mr. mathisson votes no. mr. butterfield votes aye. mr. barrow. mr. barrow votes aye. ms. matsui votes a yerks e. mrs. christianson votes aye. ms. castor votes aye. >> votes no. >>> there other members wishing to cast a vote? seeing none, the clerk will report the tally. >> 19 ayes and 33 nays. >> the amendment is not agreed to. the question is on the amendment on the nature of a substitute. all those in favor will say aye and all those opposed say no. the ayes have it. now, the question occur unfavorable reporting the bill as a fended to the house. all those in favor say aye. those opposed say no. the ayes appear to h

general mckinley wonderful to see.a general mckinley, part of your statement was i believe the phrase was showed -- what the national guard should or might look like in the future, an administrator fugate come you indicated somehow pulling that were built that the funding fell short or would come up short on the funding at the risk of those of you who know me well on this committee repeating myself. but i've discovered it's the obvious that has to be repeated over and over because you tend to take it must for granted and first in this instance the national guard fits that description i'm sorry all too well. we had to struggle to get that star there in the congress of the united states we had to struggle in the armed services committee again and again to get the question before us of what does it mean now and in the future for the national guard when it becomes an operational force and starting back this is not a partisan situation, this goes back in a deep clinton administration, and even the first bush administration

mckinley there was kidnapped more than two decades ago. terisa estacio is following this story and joins the with new information but courts >>terisa: i have been working on this story all along. this is video of the mass gravesite. currently there digging at one well but it is another well on the property. does is the picture of nine year-old mckinley garrett. >>pam: what are they were police saying? >>terisa: they were authorities said they're very interested in is and will be following up. >>pam: and stay with kron4 for more. >>pam: five people were shot including a toddler inside of a vallejo nail salon. and this is video of the aftermath taken earlier today. investigators say a 27 year- old woman was the target. haaziq madyun takes a close look at the events surrounding the shooting. how's it >> of the shooting started when a male suspect opened the door of is that the salon and started firing. a total of three victims were wounded. inside the salon a man produced a son of its own and started chasing a suspect down this strip mall and

ken -- lincoln, garfield, mckinley and kennedy, six presidents survived attempts.hat u.s. president won a pulitzer prize for his book profiles in courage? was it roosevelt, grant, kennedy or eisenhower? >> kennedy. >> reporter: what president had a pet mockingbird named dick? was it jefferson, fillmore, eisenhower or nixon? >> has to be nixon. >> reporter: virginia is the birthplace of the most presidents at eight. 31 states and the district of columbia have never claimed a native son as president. who is the best looking president? >> best looking? probably kennedy, obama. it's a tie. >> reporter: bruce johnson, 9 news now. >> i think those younger presidents may have an edge there. in 1943 franklin roosevelt made the first presidential flight. richard nixon was the first president to visit all 50 states and bill clinton set a record for the most trips abroad, 133 of them. wow. >>> okay, top, we've been trying to give you a tough time teasing you a bit about the snow which we thought was coming our way but hate friday we found out it wasn't. >> it did snow 2 inche

i have a little section describing how an unemployed keeper in new york reacted to the death of mckinley and the accession of theodore roosevelt by having a vision in which the dead president, president mckinley, emerged from his coffin and pointed at a morning who was manifestly theodore roosevelt dressed as a monk and said, avenge my death, kill this man. so, i just dropped that into "theodore rex" which occurred, and that same little man, john shrank that makes his appearance in "colonel roosevelt" in september of 1912 tracking t.r. around the country as he's campaigning for the progressive party. hoping to shoot him at some point or other. misses several opportunities to assassinate him and finally caught up with him in milwaukee in october of 1912. and in circumstances uncannily similar to those which happened when reagan was nearly killed in 1981, he shot t.r. in the chest as he was coming out of a hotel en route to a speech. and t.r. collapsed into his l o limo, not realizing at first how seriously he'd been shot. john shrank was taken off by cops and security guards. t.r. instead

mckinley. mr. mckinley votes no. mr. gardener. mr. gardener votes no. mr. pock peo votes no. mr. kin singer. mr. kin singer votes no. mr. griffith. mr. griffith votes no. mr. waxman. mr. waxman votes aye. mr. dingle. mr. dingle votes no. mr. marky. mr. marky votes aye. mr. towns. mr. towns votes aye. mr. paloan? >> mr. paloan votes aye. mr. rush votes aye. mr. engle votes aye. >> mr. green votes no. mr. duget votes no. mr. caps votes aye. mr. doyle. mr. doyle votes no. mr. shekowsky votes aye. mr. congal ez votes no. mr. insly votes no. ms. baldwin. mr. ross. mr. ross

vern mckinley issa research fellow at the independent &pinstitute in washington, the white house releaaesaater republicans yesterday threatened to hit the white house with contempt of congress charges.the documents show the enerry department made a condition &ploan ccmmitment to the coopan in march 2009 ...just monnhs before the full 500-mmllion dollar loan was ranted.the aaministrationnsays there is still no evidence of political pressure.in all, the white house has handed over 15-hhndred pages of solyndraa documents. inna daringg pre-dawn raid, dozens of police officers in full riot gear encampment. officers hadd a clear message...pack up and leave....buu some protestors henrehan shows us what - happened on eviction day. day. ] park pooice arrived in force clomping horses][b] some in - full riot gear, including harr helmets and haad-held shields. [nat sot, 06.00][c] a helicopter hovered above. the first priority for the police: a blue tarp draped by protestors around the lower part of the statue of civil war general james mcpherson. tarp, buttafter negotiations, the plastic came downn p

mckinley, for five minutes. >> administrator, thank you very much. i'm sure it's been grueling to go through three hours of this. first question i have, if i could maybe get through a couple quick questions with yes or nos to the extent that we can, have you ruled out regulating cole ash as a hazardous substantial under subtitle c of ricra? >> we have not made a final rule. that would have to be a no. >> with this notice of intent from head waters resources in filing an action against and i get some environmental groups are also doing the reverse, they're taking an action against the epa on the hazardous ways perhaps, can you give us for the record a commitment that you'll take this into consideration when -- if you were to set that will you will consider the fact that headwaters is also put in a concern and that that will be included in the settlement? >> i'm not familiar with the letter. but this is -- >> it was filed in your office -- it was addressed to you on february the 9th. >> okay. >> it was their notice they want equal protection under this

it is matilda do and mckinley avenues and they went into default last year.ver since nearby bars and shops have you everred from low foot traffic and they think nearby traffic will help that. >> they moved into the area last year and target blew the a store and they say it may bring in -- built a store and they say it may bring in other businesses. >>> and just in time for the construction of the new bay bridge, when will drivers be allowed on that span. >>> and the judgment to save a florida couple's marriage. . >>> welcome back, cal strand has set up the new span and hopes to have it open on labor day 2014. before the grand opening they will have to close for about four days to make final reconfigurations. there is a another major closure, cal trans will shut down the entire upper deck february 17th and it will not reopen until 5:00 a.m. tuesday february 21st, the lower deck will remain open though. >>> the race starts in santa rosa and it stops in san francisco, san jose and walnut creek and for the first time riders will be pedaling up mt. dab low. >>> th

. >> maureen kelly speaks of the mother of mckinley garrett about the new lead in her daughter's kidnappingys. hear more as police investigated death row inmate is saying. staff >>pam: new details limit kidnapping cold days of mchale and garrett. we have now learned that detectives are following three other credible leads. she was last seen in a parking lot in hayward 23 years ago. as terisa estacio reports, hayward police call this >> at this point they cannot elaborate on new leads but they say they are credible leads. >> as far as this week's discovery, tines claimed in this letter that his accomplice, the now deceased, might be involved in garrett's case. the lieutenant says they are continuing to follow up on that lead. >>pam: the mother of mchale a garrett is speaking out about the new lead in the case. >> i am fairly certain that he knows something, i would not be at all surprised if he knew where some bodies were buried. >>pam: today maureen kelly went to the site where marine was last seen. here is one message to mchale of. this one simply says our prayers are with you. >> could no

verne mckinley, author of "financing failure." bother managing risk and investing it in a financial construct when you have legalized risk exporting and distribution to other people? >> good afternoon, dylan. thanks for the invitation for the show. i don't think we have a system where risk is allocated in a proper method. the big banks and the other banks are in two different universes. the big banks have the support of the government, whether they are the commercial banks or fannie mae and freddie mac. or otherwise in the small banks from 234 n a different universe they have to pay for failure. the big banks get bailed out. >> vern, i saw you have been raising the call about fannie mae and freddie mac years before those two organizations were major players in the housing bubble bursting and then the whole thing almost going down. then dodd-frank, the supposed solution to all of this totally i gue ignored fannie mae and freddie mac. what's your prescription to rectify that situation? >> i would certainly start to wind down fannie

we will tell you about a possible connection thing to the disappearance of mckinley garrett. another cold case all roles back to life. the popular street performer was arrested in afforestation on suspicion of killing his wife in 1987. >>grant: the government has a new plan to funnel billions of dollars to homeowners in the housing crisis. kron4 tells you who is eligible and who is not. announcer: this is the kron4 news at 8:00 p.m.. >>grant: the man who claims to have details about a local girls disappearance 23 years ago has led investigators to human remains including a skull. lesley sherman dean is on death row at san quentin. his sidekick picture on the left hung himself while out on parole last month. j.r stone is following the story and rushed to us like investigators in the gary case are interested in learning more. >>j.r.: investigators were busy in calaveras county on thursday. these are partial human remains. they were led there by a death row inmate. he had mentioned callebs garrett in some of his writings. thicker they believe their remains are of this woman who

apple will move 400 jobs into the new office building at matilda and mckinley avenues.that area already picked up 500 high-tech jobs when nokia moved in at matilda and washington avenues next door, last year. apple is expected to open in the third quarter of this year. >>> we'll show you the big spelling whoops that has left caltrans a bit red in the face. >>> plus keep your belt and shoes on. security screening will be honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announcer ] call at&t today to get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. it's the fastest internet for the price. oooh. videos online? here? how much is that? nothing. at&t high speed internet at home includes access here. our invisible cord is really long, dad. oooh. [ female announcer

mckinley, which the admiral had boasted that he would carry in a few hours and that the city must fall say which flag, does it? he watched the flag at the fort through the whole day with an anxiety that can be better felt than described until the night prevented him from seeing it. in the night he watched the bombshells and at early dawn his eye was again greeted by the proudly waving flag of his country. good punctuation point and say thank you for having me. and god mbless us all as we get into it. thank you so much.

for example, fredrick mckinley jones. in 1935 he invented the first automatic refrigeration system for long-haul trucks. it allows your favorite perishable foods to be shipped long distances and it's also used in ships and trains. jones' invention subsequently led to the creation of frozen foods and fast foods. you can read more about fredrick jones and many other african-americans who made history by going to our website, wusa9.com, just click the black history month box on the right side of our home page. >> might not have orange juice if it wasn't for that. >> that's right. >> so many things. >> great stuff. >>> howard, i'm just lovin' it, that's all i can say. i am lovin' it, i'm not complaining. >> i'm a snow fan and i'd love to see some snow, but it is really nice again this afternoon out there. yesterday afternoon took an hourlong walk with the dog outside. it was nice. do it again today. i know folks who went golfing today, convertible tops are down, it's a nice afternoon. our day planner, we're going to hold on t

through the city within the next 15 to 20 minutes we are in a two-way traffic pattern at the fort mckinley tunnel. north of the beltway that earlier accident gone. and for those traveling on 95 near the tidings bridge, we have two left lanes southbound closed with overnight work. charley and megan back to you. >>> all right. thanks so much and l.a. it's an iconic piece of the big apple and you can have is a piece. >> coming up, the comptroller of the empire state build something holding a public offering and how much it will cost for a piece of then empire state building. >>> also a. new bill will help put stress aside if you get calls for jury duty. we will explain how that works ahead. we will be right back. >>> five things to know on this tuesday morning. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake will promote the clean community competition and will announce cash prizes to the winning community association. >>> and spring training begins for major league baseball which means the o's will be back in action. games get underway march a 5th and they will play the rays and pirates. >>> the company that

this morning we start with frederick mckinley jones. in 1935 he invented the first automatic refrigeration system for long-haul trucks. that allows for all of your favorite perishable foods to be shipped long distances. it's still used in ships and trains. jones' invention led to the creation of frozen foods and fast foods. to find out more about african- americans who made history and to find out about events happening in the area, log on to wusa9.com and click on the black history month icon in the check it out section. >> i love those vignettes, especially the ones you have never heard before. >> we all make use of the refrigerator truck invention. >>> singer john legend was at the kennedy center to pay tribute to marvin gaye. the purpose was to mark the 40th anniversary of gaye's legendary performance of "what's going on." >> he also helped launch what's going on now, a campaign at getting young people to use the art and social media to get involved. ♪what's going on >> reporter: it was 40 years ago that d.c. native son marvin gaye

rush more and memorial to william mckinley who visit san jose before he was assassinated. did you know president harding died in the palace hotel on new montgomery street in san francisco? a little presidential trivia for you this presidents' day. >> i like the palace hotel. thank you very much. >>> giants catcher buster posy back in action at spring training in arizona. team manager bruce bochy is not beating around the bush when it comes to keeping him safe at the plate. you can see posy here, suited up and taking practice catches at the team facility in scotsdale. bochy say his didn't want posy to block the plate to make tags at home. of course there's a good reason for that. remember the bone-crunching hit at home plate last may. that ended posy's season. posy says blocking the plate is instinctive so he'll have to work hard to move out of the way without putting his body on the line. >>> from spring training to spring break a lot of people busy planning getaways right now but there's something that just might limit how far you'll go for a little r&r. here's nbc's chri

apple will move 400 jobs into the new office building at matilda and mckinley avenues.that area already picked up 500 high-tech jobs when nokia moved in at matilda and washington avenues next door last year. apple is expected to open in the third quarter of this year. >>> we'll show you the big spelling whoops that has left caltrans a bit red in the face. >>> plus keep your belt and shoes on. security screening will be easier for some bay >>> rick santorum is in texas fresh off his clean sweep in primaries yesterday. katie marzullo is here with the details. >> reporter: his three-state victory is not only a morale boost it brings a boost in campaign funding he raised a quarter million dollars overnight. rick santorum is cashing in on minnesota, missouri and colorado overnight online donations to his campaign totalled $250,000. >>> right now back to the live news conference that sheriff ross mirkarimi is holding. >>> i can't tell you how excited and grateful i am. this has been a torturous process. i am thankful on a daily basis i will be reunited with my son. in the tim

parents at mckinley elementary signed a petition to turn their failing public school into a charter,ut a judge said the petition was invalid because the signatures were not dated. the compton parents are appealing. >> your children are supposed to be first, and so is their education. >> reporter: back at desert trail, the parents have been negotiating with school officials for nearly six weeks now. if they don't reach an agreement, an outside group of educators will help the parents convert the school into a charter run in part by parents themselves. >> they thought we lost our right to speak for our children. well, no. we're taking back that right to speak for our children. >> reporter: diaz knows parents in other states are watching to see if they succeed. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," an update from michigan a week before the primary. we'll have a live interview with newt gingrich on the future of his campaign. >>> plus, we'll hear from pat buchanan about the latest controversy surrounding his new book. >>> grammy awar

parents at mckinley elementary signed a petition to turn their failing public school into a charter. but a judge said the petition was invalid because the signatures were not dated. the compton parents are appealing. >> your children are supposed to be first and so is their education. >> reporter: back at desert trails, the parents have been negotiating with school officials for nearly six weeks now. if they don't reach an agreement an outside group of educators will help the parents convert the school into a charter run in part by the parents' themselves. >> we lost our right to speak for our children. well, no, we're taking back in right. >> reporter: diaz knows parents in other states are watching to see if they succeed. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >> pelley: he made three trips around the world in less than five hours. john glenn's historic space flight 50 years ago today, next. . copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. . spiriva helps control my copd symptoms... by keeping my airways open a full 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-da

as she surveyed the damage in her neighborhood on mckinley avenue, tammy risley remembered the noise. >> it was like a growling. it was the loudest growling i've ever heard. it sent a death chill up my spine. >> reporter: the tornado ripped across this town of 9,000 residents at 5:00 a.m. it swept in too fast and too early in the morning for the warning sirens to do much good. >> sirens went off and then it hit. >> reporter: so when you heard the sirens, then the next thing you heard-- >> boom, yup. and the power went out, and just-- it just blew. >> reporter: many here did not take cover until they heard the sounds of their own homes falling apart. >> i thought i was going to die. me, my kids, and my husband was going to die. >> reporter: daybreak revealed the scale of destruction, the piles of debris, the cars still parked where the garages once housed them, the town's wal-mart and strip mall basically torn to shreds. in all, at least 300 homes and businesses were damaged or destroyed in this town where eric greg is the mayor. >> we will rebuild this city. we will make this city str

mckinley brought up and a number of people brought up is the amount of grants that are given by epa to foreign entities directly or indirectly. i would just ask that you all provide us with a list of those over the last three years. last three years. at this time i recognize the gentleman from west virginia -- i mean from virginia for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. miss jackson, secretary jackson, today the d.c. circuit is hearing oral argument? the green house gas litigation and that involves the tayloring rule. and in your brief that has been filed on behalf that indicates in that brief that there would be a need to hire 230,000 full time employees that there would need to be an additional 81,000 psd permits per year, six million title five permits and a cost to the epa of $21 billion on top of the current budget, $21 billion per year. and then the sentence right after the numbers, based on this analysis, epa found that applying the literal statutory thresholds on january 2nd, 2011 would, joy overwhelming the resources of permitting authorities and severely impair the func

suggested that we're just at a time when politics have gotten more vitriolic then probably since the mckinley administration and maybe he's since since the civil war what's you know you're pretty savvy on this stuff what's your take on this and looking at the big arc of things boy it's so complicated i went back and just looked at. personal attacks against pres and let me back up and say i think you and i both agree criticism of any president is legitimate that's who we are as americans i go to the white house every day for the briefings every day there are people in from the white house who are protesting something some policy but you know what i was glad to see them makes me feel like yeah you know we can do this right but the but the attacks against this president have been personal and and ugly and negative and part of it is i think that we live in this that politics has descended to that level or gone back to it i mean if you go back to thomas jefferson versus john adams that was pretty ugly personal stuff too but since then i think barack obama has has been the target of more. again per

accomplice in a crime spree bears a striking resemblance to a composite sketch of the adductor of kayla--mckinley tariff. on the right is the composite sketch made 23 years ago. >> he says in the letter, the resemblance of his sketches, he says, look at the timing in the the aid. >>terisa: did he have anything to gain by appointing officials to this? >> one of his motivations, we think is he wanted to see him said back to prison. >> herzog is now dead. authorities believe he killed himself while out on parole two weeks ago. the letter was dated a private to his body being found. hayward authorities say they plan to interview him on death row, said. >> my primary investigator says did talk to members of corrections. >>darya: more than 20 years after his daughter's kidnapping, robbery is speaking out about a reported break in the case. mchale was kidnapped in 1988. it's rob deer responded to the claim the same as he has doubts. >> in the back of your mind it is always a shock. i do not think he did it. he is trying to make money off of this. he wants to get out of jail for the day, to see the sunli

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>> tonight reminds me of mckinley in 1896 -- [laughter] >> santorum had a shot after iowa. and he blew it. now he has a second shot. [laughter] >> you liked that works didn't you? you really did. >> we have no idea how long you have been sitting on that. >> you were waiting on that one. >> i think i will just stop there. >> no, finish the thought. >> i'm ahead. he had a shot after iowa. he didn't do anything in new hampshire. he heads a real shot now. the country's going to watch him. listen to him. he has a three-week period where there won't be anything happening other than people are going to watch him and hear him. he is the most adept on the issues, he stays on the message. he's been consistent. he has a shot, unlike gingrich, he's not a guy who implodes over and over again. romney has a chance. he has gotten off the mat every time. but he can't play d.s he has to do more than sing america the beautiful and define hips as a guy who can win. he has to engage on the issues. >> panel, thank you very much, an entertaining, informative night. it took us a little longer to g

the exhibit explores how the media coverage of the presidential campaigning evolved from william mckinley's -- excuse me, 1896 front porch campaign to president obama's 2008 internet campaign. >> some of the amazing artifacts we have on display and there is 120 of them, include actually fdrs microphone from one of the famous fireside chats. we have the actual handwritten notes that john kennedy took during the famous televised kennedy-nixon debates in the 1960s and all the way up to the bowling ball and the size 14 and a half bowling shoes that president obama wore as a candidate in 2008. >> also, the clothing that tina fey wore in her first "saturday night live" appearance as sarah palin. >>> the colbert report is off the air and no one knows why. >>> find out how crews were able to reach a toddler trapped in a toy machine. >>> and the storm system headed our way could make for an interesting weekend. gary's back with the latest on the winter weather forecast.  . >> two years after the company nearly collapsed, general motors turned the largest profit ever. the automaker turn a $7.6 bil

our efforts are not only to protect our own people from cheap goods with president mckinley said butwe propose to set up a standard that would discourage other nations by producing cheap goods. our policy requires fair wages for both domestic and foreign production. we have no market for blood and tears. my observation of protectionism is it has been successful in practice however and sounded me appear to be in theory that must mean that vv has taken into account all the facts. having once toiled in the regulatory reform i always found this quote to be of particular interest. the attempt to regulate, control and prescribe all manner of conduct and social relations is very old. it was always the practice of primitive people. and somewhat less bluntly we have had miniet kump said the regulation of investor activity while all some of it has proceeded on the theory that if those that enjoy the material properties for the long purposes that prosperity should be limited or abolished. that is as sound as it would be to abolish the riding to prevent forgery. and you've probably heard this bi

four presidents have been assassinated while in office, lincoln, garfield, mckinley and kennedy. six presidents survived assassination attempts. what u.s. president won a pulitzer prize for his book profiles in courage? was it roosevelt, grant, kennedy or eisenhower? >> kennedy of. >> reporter: what president had a pet mockingbird named dick? was it jefferson, fillmore, eisenhower or nixon? >> has to be nixon. >> reporter: virginia is the birthplace of the most presidents at eight. 31 states in the district of columbia have never claimed native son as president. who was the best looking president? >> the best looking? probably kennedy, obama. it's a tie. >> reporter: bruce johnson, 9 news now. >> in 1940 try franklin roosevelt made the first presidential flight -- 1943 franklin roosevelt made the first presidential flight and richard nixon was the first president to visit every state. >>> we've got new information on that nor rock an man charged -- moroccan man charged with plotting to blow up the u.s. capitol. he was arrested friday at a d.c. parking garage as prosecutors say he

>> tonight reminds me of mckinley in 1896 -- [laughter] >> santorum had a shot after iowa. he blew it. now he has a second shot. [laughter] >> you liked that works didn't you? you really did. >> we have no idea how long you have been sitting on that. >> you were waiting on that one. >> i think i will just stop there. >> no, finish the thought. >> i'm ahead. he had a shot after iowa. he didn't do anything in new hampshire. he heads a real shot now. the country's going to watch him. listen to him. he has a three-week period where there won't be anything happening other than people are going to watch him and hear him. he is the most adept on the issues, he stays on the message. he's been consistent. he has a shot, unlike gingrich, he's not a guy who implodes over and over again. romney has a chance. he has gotten off the mat every time. but he can't play d.s he has to do more than sing america the beautiful and define hips as a guy who can win. he has to engage on the issues. >> panel, thank you very much, an entertaining, informative night. it took us a little longer to get t

>> tonight reminds me of mckinley in 1896 -- [laughter] >> santorum had a shot after iowa.nd he blew it. now he has a second shot. [laughter] >> you liked that works didn't you? you really did. >> we have no idea how long you have been sitting on that. >> you were waiting on that one. >> i think i will just stop there. >> no, finish the thought. >> i'm ahead. he had a shot after iowa. he didn't do anything in new hampshire. he heads a real shot now. the country's going to watch him. listen to him. he has a three-week period where there won't be anything happening other than people are going to watch him and hear him. he is the most adept on the issues, he stays on the message. he's been consistent. he has a shot, unlike gingrich, he's not a guy who implodes over and over again. romney has a chance. he has gotten off the mat every time. but he can't play d.s he has to do more than sing america the beautiful and define hips as a guy who can win. he has to engage on the issues. >> panel, thank you very much, an entertaining, informative night. it took us a little longer to get

the exhibit features 120 objects and images dating back to 1896 which was during the william mckinley campaign, you'll reca 19 dogs that were rescued from a 108 dogs that ion in were rescued in the incident. the dogs range in age from puppies to 8 years old. veterinarians are currently providing them with all the necessary medical care trying to get them back on their feet. their four feet. >>> speaking of four feet, a pekignese named malachi from southern pennsylvania is now the top dog. >> he was named best in show at the 136th annual westminster kennel club show. this is the first time a pekignese has won the prestigious title since 1990. the 4-year-old beat out a long line of pure breds in the finals including a dalmatian. a german shepherd, doberman pinshcer, irish setter, and a wire-haired dachshund. his owner says the pup will now go into retirement in his hometown of east berlin, pennsylvania, which is between gaithersburg and york. he will enjoy a life of chasing squirrels and getting pampered. sounds like the life. >> how do you chase squirrels with all that hair? >> i think

that's the william mckinley campaign in case you're counting back. the costumes from snl introduced tradition to campaign parodies, also included will be hillary clinton's beer mug and shot glass from a campaign stop in indiana. that exhibit opens this friday. >>> fed-up viewers say they're being penalized for traffic violations they didn't commit. so they called the news4 iteam look for help. it's not fun fighting a ticket, especially one that doesn't belong to you. jack harker rarely takes his motorcycle into the district, but recently he's been getting citations in the mail from d.c. >> i've gotten the three tickets, different times. they're on vehicles that i don't own, never have owned. >> he's not alone. tonight at 11:00, we take the ticket headaches to the head of d.c.'s dmv to find out what's going on and what it could mean for you the next time you get a ticket if the mail. >>> and still to come, love is in the air on the internet. online dating is mainstream, but researchers say there's still a couple of major pitfalls to finding love in cy

>> when you get to florida it is when mckinley romney and mr.ingrich started beating on each other. i think the overall enthusiasm is good. the numbers going to outside groups. this is a republican electorate that does want to beat the president but don't necessary little like all of the negativity and this is about to get thrown on rick santorum coming up. >> chris: we have about 30 seconds left. is it the negativity of the campaign or people aren't excited about the candidates? >> the lack of a passionate vision or cause animating the romney campaign. and the enthusiasm gap is a problem. they ultimately will be motivated to vote against barack obama. what george bush understood is it was all about the independents. the severe conservativism is much too limiting and doesn't address the challenge in the fall which is the 5% or 6% that can go either way. that is the sweet spot he needs to get to. the longer the nomination process lasts the longer it takes to get there. >> chris: we have to go. thank you, panel. see you next week. check out panel

take president mckinley's campaign at the turn of the century. even know that guy?lroad and steel barron's gave him kingly sums of $6 million for his 1896-1900 win. that would be a lot of money now. president nixon was given $2.5 million by one guy, an insurance executive when he ran for president in '68 and '72. just two examples of what happens every time. over the years laws on campaign financing has tightened. but yet this is the strange thing. maybe it harder, you can't give here, but then it goes here and more money gets spent every single time. even with the mccain bill that was passed in 2002 which required limits in two candidate, guess what, a lot of funds have found their way into campaign war chests and the numbers have gone up. in 2002 george soros gave an enormo enormous $23.7 million for liberal causes. some ended up helping fill john kerry's presidential campaign. on the other side, remember this? bob perry spent to attack on kerry. six years later we have super pacs. they accept unlimited donations from corporations, unions, and individuals to suppo

as i look at that, i am reminded that we have a duty in my level, as general mckinley points out, the talk about things we need to address to make sure that the citizen soldiers have the tools they need when they do come in to help their neighbors. in our job, we coordinate on behalf of your requests will the president declares a disaster under the stafford act, the resources of the federal government. we have always have challenges in trying to speed the process up and work closer and faster with your teams. i'm hoping what governor o'malley has said is something that we are actually doing. we have a lot of work to do to get to where i want to become but i look at disasters not at the process but the outcomes that need to occur. i'm focused on how we can get faster and what the best resources are, and not necessarily looking at how we did it before. in many cases, i continue to marvel at the fact that throughout all of the deployments, all of the collops, no matter when the disaster occurs, those that we saw coming in with the flood, when you were pro-active in getting that out early