so the alums were on one side and michael john was on the other. and eventually they forced him out. he didn't go easily and coolidge was clearly on the side that forced him out. and he wasn't happy with that because they could all see michael john was talented. it was a hard call. and they were all of a sudden these nice men had negative articles about them in the new republican when they had fancied themselves as fine fellows. michael john spent quite a bit of money. he borrowed and overspent in his personal life. this was a burr in their side. they were unpopular for ejecting this university president and he didn't want to get involved in those politics. there was also a new head named just before he left office. >> at age 60 he died. he gave $700,000 to his wife grace what he willed to her. that would be worth $12 million today. >> he wasn't poor decwhrfment where did he make it? >> he had another career as a successful journalist. calvin coolidge columnist and i like that about him too. i hope to build some things tharned. coolidge wrote a col

we're here with michael shure host of the war room. johnthe view" point, and alexis johnson also innew york and david shuster in washington, d.c. >> i thought it was the most most rebuttal since bobby jindal boy governor. i don't under how it's possible to sweat that much when you're speaking in total darkness, but we'll all agree there was snuff films with better lighting than marco rubio. >> cenk: are they ever going to say anything new these republicans? smaller governments, less taxes for the rich--oh, is it i say that out loud? the same thing over and over oh obama is so mean to us. >> michael: cenk, we've watched these speeches for a lot of years, these rebuttals are a farce. they should get rid of them. this is so disconnected from the speech that obama gave not just in geography but what he was talking about. it did sound like he was talking to the people of iowa, i said that to the people in the studio here. that's all he could have possibly been doing. >> that's the right county point and the right lense to look at this. he is the

michael: not just inside the party, but inside the congress. listen to johnhner admonishing the senate, his own senators. >> the president's been traveling all over the country holding rallies instead of sitting down with senate leaders in order to try to forge an agreement over there in order to move the bill. we have moved the bill in the house twice. we should not have to move a third bill before the senate gets off their ass and begins to do something. michael: before the senate gets off their ass. i love that. jeffery, that speaks to exactly what you were saying just now that the republicans are fighting among themselves and now the house is even fighting with the senate. >> yeah, and there's also some kind of inherent cognitive difficult dense in part of the message that the speaker was delivering there and some of the other things that have been coming out of capitol hill from republicans when it comes to sequestration. one is that you'll hear them going through a lot of trouble to try to convince america that the whole thing was obama's idea and entir

john mccain hate you? that is tough. he is a great guy. >> you were in denver when mitt romney and barack obama were debating. michael was hosting a beer bash downtown with ken bock, for whom you did the robo call. they seem to be doing ok. john mccain, a former candidate for president of the united but -- of the states. >> loser. >> and we are here to talk about benghazi. you have been on immigration since before it was cool. you have been battling it. i happen to be in the hagel hearings, and you talked about the iraq surged and needing one vote. i remember the mccain-kennedy immigration reform vote when you needed a last vote, and it did not come. you have been struggling along time about the future face of the country. when to solve a lot of insoluble problems. we are back at it. i am interested in how this will play out between you and president obama. how will you get it done this time? >> i think we will. by the way, and when we are doing immigration, i think of ted kennedy all the time. >> is there a ted kennedy up there today? >> no one of his stature on either side. kennedy and i have gone nose to nose on t

john: thank you very much. you made it easy to understand. michael brune is executive director of the sierra club. l come back. it has been a pleasure talking to you tonight. >> thanks, john. >> john: thank you. a senate banking hearing somehow goes viral. could elizabeth warren be everything we hoped for? that's ahead. first, let's see what's coming up on "say anything" with joy belar. talk to me joy. >> joy: thanks, john. next on "say anything," the queen of personal finance suze orman is here. i asked her if she deenjoys denying callers. >> wants to go to london. >> joy: you're like the little grinch, aren't you? >> i get pleasure out of it. i really have to approve you? i so want to deny you. >> joy: alec baldwin goes ballistic yet again. president obama spends a few hours on the links with tiger woods. more "viewpoint" with john fuglesang right after this. break the ice with breath-freshening cooling crystals. ice breakers. >> john: a youtube video of a senator has gone viral. instead, it is a video of senator elizabeth warren, still sounds nice to say that, doing what she was sent to washingt

john kerry, chuck hagel. both of whom are very prominently less than ardent fans of the u.s. military. >> michaelle. after those comments even senator john mccain told him to tone it down. and mccain has bipartisan support on this one. democratic senators dianne feinstein and claire mccaskill compared him to joseph mccarthy who accused american citizens of being communist. but toning it down is not in his repertoire. he was at it again. just to give you flavor for the place, this is the poster for larue tactical where the senator chose to call president obama's gun control initiatives wrong. those are mild from what he said in the past. cruz argued that the gun show loophole does not exist. he's a loophole truther. >> there actually isn't the so-called gun show loophole. that does not exist. >> michael: reminder, this man has degrees from harvard and princeton. clearly republicans have not learned from the last election. when americans made it clear that they do not reward crazy. cruz is now headline the super bowl of the conservative right. craze rewards crazy. he was at ted cruz's speech today

plan is backed by democrats robert menendez, new jersey, dick durbin, illinois, michael bennett, colorado, republicans johna, marco rubio, florida, lindsey graham, south carolina, jeff flake, arizona. details. first, beef-up border security. more agents, more drones. two. entry exit system to track visas of temporary visitors to make sure they exit. then for the 11 million illegal immigrants already here, a change to get quote up quote probationary legal status. that is if they come forward and successfully one, pass background checks, two, pay fines and owe taxes, three, learn english and u.s. civics. these temporarily legal citizens can then apply for full citizenship. there are also new fines and penalties against employers who knowingly hire illegal workers. five years ago in 2007, republicans defeated a similar plan but john mccain says this time may be different. the hispanic vote is need and republicans don't have it. >> you look at the demographics of this country and the rising hispanic population, we are not going to win races. times have changed. americans have changed. elections have changed. a

john michael keys is the founder of the i love you guys foundation.e to you both. >> good morning. >> i'd like to start with you, sergeant. why the change? why are you telling people now to fight back when you are confronted with someone with a gun? >> you're safety is first and fo foremost, your responsibility. if you are faced with that encounter you need to fight for your life. you need to take some action to try and keep yourself or the people you're with safe. >> i just want to go down these points for the benefit of our viewers. in the fight back video it says attempt to incapacitate the shooter and we saw in the video people throwing fire extinct shers but i would suspect the gunman would win. >> i think again, if you are faced with that encounter anything you can do to keep yourself safe, that's improvised weapons, anything to try and protect yourself. so the video is really kind of empowering people to understand that their safety is their responsibility and if they are faced with that, to fight, to fight to protect yourself. >> i want to add

. >> john: you've horrified me, but you're brilliant. going to michael from the daily beast. back. >> thanks. >> john: you wrote about this, and hilariously. will you try to explain john boehner's strategy refuseing to negotiate and insisting this president bears all the blame? >> i think he's just trying to make lemonade out of lemon. which is to say he has a caucus. i don't wanting to tooto go too sympathetic, what he says to his wife in late night phone conversations i don't know but i think he knows he must know on some level that his party really risks getting blamed for this. this is no other reason for him to be doing things like writing this he had tore yam like this op-ed in the editorial saying obama is to blame. his strategy is to just try to bush it off on obama frantically knowing that deep down that's probably not going to work if. >> john: some would argue that that they're telling wall street editors exactly what they want to hear. if it goes through and most people expect, i mentioned to secretary robert reich the speaker bragged he got 98% of what he wanted.

i'm joined by the nation's john nichols and michael shearer with "time."he reason we're probably going to have sequestration, we're probably going to have all kinds of problems is because it's better than having to do what you don't want to do. republicans don't want to raise taxes. democrats don't want to touch the entitlements. >> i agree with that but i think it's better in short term. the republicans and the white house have cal vat clated and only one will be right if they let this happen they will be in a stronger position in two weeks going into a government shutdown which is the next thing ha happens at the end of the march. wufer of them is going to be right and one is going to be wrong. the pressure is going to slowly build ever outrage in the country. if we get to a point where nonessential services are also shut down, the pressure will get greater. at that point, at some point they are going to have to deal with this. the idea of sequestration staying as it's designed, not just the top line number of cuts, but as its designed noud through the e

john elway, michael strahan, jerome bet advertise and now ray lewis capping a -- bettis and now ray lewis7 year career. the ravens rallied around their vocal leader rolling through the postseason playing inspired ball. lewis' return from a tricep tear was unlikely but to cap it in this fashion all the more astonishing. a 13 time pro bowler, two time super bowl champ and one of the best linebackers to ever play the game. >> what better way to go out, you know, and i think more importantly, it's my teammates the way i went out, the things that we've been through all year, battling through this journey, up and down roller coaster, the injuries, the passings of people, man, and we stayed together and now i get to ride off in the sunset with my second ring. >> the super bowl mvp will soon be one of the highest paid quarterbacks in the league but first things first, a visit to disney world in orlando, flacco admittedly going off about an hour and a half of sleep made the rounds with mickey. he was asked what it feels like to have the confetti fall and be crowned a super bowl champion. >> i have

>> michael: thanks for watching. john fugelsang and "viewpoint" are next and right now. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> john: it's sequestration week and even the guy who made amore calls it, too depressing. hardcore gun owners, people taking away their guns and second amendment rights standing up to protest against things that aren't remotely being taken away from them. and michelle obama on the oscars. today is the 70s birthday of george hair on it. we'll have f-bomb about george, the van vatican and today the top catholic in britain, a pie joss scott pretty much excommunicated himself for hitting on someone whose name was not mary. this is "viewpoint." [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> john: good evening, i'm john fugelsang. thank you so much for joining us. it's the biggest game of chicken since the hast time congress and the president dueled eye-to-eye over mountain. and in just four days the federal government could pull some $85 billion in spending out of 2013 budget forcing lay-offs and programs cuts and perhaps pushing the country back in

john taft, michael reagan and margaret hoover.our president think of the paralysis in washington? what would he have done about it? >> he put together the tax break of 1981, he called tip o'neill to the white house and had dinner. he went back to the staff and said i'm going to support ronald reagan. and at 40 blue dog democrats would have voted with my father, but he carried the water. what did the president promise you? what did he say? >> he never talked about taxes all night long. i talked about the greatness and goodness of the people. i'm having a glass of wine with the president and telling irish stories. bring people together in washington. you really do. that is not happening. the paralysis, the problem is everywhere. not just one party or the other party. really everywhere. no one is asking haefr reid. why you haven't had a budge net four years. nobody holding his feet to the fire like they are holding republican's feet to the fire? the media also has to be equal opportunity and say i'm going to go after republicans on t

michael does as a tv interviewer. >> right now, why don't you present our tradition, the "e.t." birthdays. we'll give you that honor. >> okay. tonight's "entertainment tonight's birthdays matt damon turns 59 and johnis 59. and jillian michaels turns 39 today. >> you're a natural. yeah. he sure is. before we go, we've got to check out our "e.t." fan of the day, that is katie, giving us a big thumbs up. she watches on w.i.s.h. in indiana. >> snap your picture and send it to "entertainment tonight" or online on twitter and you can become our next fan of the day. >> and prince michael, we'll see you back here tomorrow. right? >> i can't wait. >> good night, everybody. >> bye.

john taft, and great grandson of howard taft. and also michaeland another consultant, republican strategist, and great granddaughter of herb hoover. you must feel tingling on this day. you get together like a little club, isn't it? >> i was saying in the green room, it would be nice if the family members of first families that are living get together, have their own party at the white house for a charitable cause that they like instead of always listening to the fathers and whomever get together and do something good for the world. we had to live it or are living it as we speak. >> margaret, do you strut around today or everywhere you go in miami, do you strut around telling everyone you know that you're related to a president? is it a special day for you? >> no, it's a special day for all americans, piers, but look, it's pretty watered down by the time you get to fourth generation. we respect our heritage like all americans. we respect the presidency and the institution. but no, there's no strutting. although we all do take a moment to really re

michael stall maker killed john ryan back in december.isagreement led to murder. stallnecker faces a number of charges. >>> a offshore wind energy bill would create hundreds of jobs here. the bill already has enough sponsors to pass. it would put turbines off ocean city to generate electricity an add a surcharge once the wind farm was in operation. >>> stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station. complete news and first warning weather today at noon. as always, updates available at any time from anywhere at cbsbaltimore.com. by the way happy valentine's day.

the sex scandal involving priests came to light under john paul ii. father michaelusso says now look for youth, a conservative vision, and most likely, a european. >> the numbers are really stacked toward the europeans. unless there's some kind of inspirational moment where someone from another part of the world steps out of the pack, but that, i mean someone who speaks languages and knows the global world, that's a difficult job description. >> maybe not difficult for cardinal, mark olay, a worldly french canadian. >> may have a north american pope. the former archbishop ofy quebec. has a will the of the credentials you would look for in a pope. we could have a canadian. >> 119 cardinals will vote in the upcoming conclave to select a new pope, most of whom were appointed by pope john paul. both religious conservatives, so expect a conservative voice to be chosen. something young catholics accept. >> i feel like moderate is fine. i'm a card carrying liberal. but -- >> you don't think the church needs to go that direction? >> i don't know if people are ready. >> i wo

tonight i'm making the case that john malone, michael dell and larry ellison know something about valuationey no value and they no bargains, and they're seeing them in the stock market. larry ellis, you might know him as the man who bought one of those nicer hawaiian islands. i know him as the shrewd and canny entrepreneur who established oracle, as one of the greatest tech companies of our time, a behemoth built on the best technology that could be invented required tedious today the business that this brilliant industrialist acquired agreed to pay $2.1 billion in cold hard cash for acne packet, a company that enables voice to be carried over the internet among other skill sets and has been down on its financial looked like acme dynamite. is considered top notch. ellison is taking advantage of the pullback time talking about. oracle is paying $29.25 a share. the stock is down from $83 less than a year ago. it's only down because it had a couple short falls that won't matter at all when it is part of a sweeter product that gives oracle a hardware and software solution. frankly it is brillia

. >>> an anne arundel man is behind bars charged with murder. 51-year-old michael stall maker killed john ryan, whose body was found in the trunk of his car in december. investigators believe the two were involved in a marijuana operation and a decision agreement turned into murder. stall makers faces a large list of charges. >>> american airlines and u.s. airways are coming together in the latest round of mega airline mergers. this valentine's day marriage won't necessarily with a sweetheart deal for customers. >> american and u.s. airways are joining forces. the combined carrier will have american airlines new look and old name. it will rank ahead of continental and delta. >> the only way to survive some of the airlines believe is to merge together, grow and then don't over lap as much. >> with american in bankruptcy it will be up to a federal judge to decide if the deal will be a good one for its creditors. >> americans would have been inferior to its competitors. >> the department of justice will also have to sign off on the deal. federal regulators will look if the merger means less

michael was never that bad of a football player. johnck wanted to show the world how quickly michael closed this vast gap. and the best way was through the analogy of football. and he used that. and a little bit -- people took it and made their own stories, their own conclusions. and the only conclusion was that michael learned an amazing amount in a short amount of time. and john lee used football to demonstrate that. >> also, you're 16 years old. you don't want anyone looking back at you -- how were you at 16? >> because you look like a nerd in that movie. >> i don't want people looking back at me a year ago or six months or sometimes six weeks ago. what was i doing? something you just said moments ago, you said that you can love someone who doesn't look like you. a lot has been made about, you know, same-sex marriage and you've heard what one ravens player said and what san francisco 49er player said. what do you think about gay rights this year during the super bowl? a lot has been made of it. >> well, what part of talking football c

. >>> we have michael isakoff, and the correspondent who obtained the white page memo, jim warren, chicago editor of the daily beast and newsweek and karen finney and john braybender. michael, i want to start with you because it was your reporting that started all of this for the american people to get to learn more about how the administration feels it is legal in the choices made for drone strikes. one thing politico is reporting in the article that they have on this and, of course, the two hearings we were watching yesterday, one being leon panetta on benghazi and the other one with john brennan in the afternoon, it says, senators were looking for a pinata, for hours, brennan was battered by senators even though many of the complaints had little or nothing to do with him. what did we learn? what did we walk away with? >> actually, very little. although i think there was a lot of expectations that we were going to get more transparency, particularly because president obama had just the night before said senators could -- senators from the intelligence committees could read the classified office memo, it did not lead to any greater sunlight about the p

michael, an investigative reporter with the "boston globe," shared the newspaper's 2003 pulitzer prize on the story of the clergy sex abuse coverup and john, our senior vatican analyst. michael, a lot of us have been talking about this, you covered this for quite some time. your investigation of priest sexual abuse in boston a long time ago would turn into something that eventually would impact the whole catholic church around the world. did you have any idea what you were sitting on? >> well, when i'm started the investigation with my colleagues on the spotlight team i had no idea how big the scandal would be. i had no idea how big it would be in the boston archdiocese never mind the united states and the world. it's much, much bigger than i ever imagined. >> you're not the first one who did say this but the gay prieis in the church is the tip of the iceberg. tell us what you meant by that. you're not the only one saying that. >> well, i think it's the tip of the iceberg because it's well known there are a lot of gay clergy in the catholic church, and the church itself teaches that homosexuality is wrong, that it's an intrinsic disorder.

he will stop by "live with kelly and michael" this morning. >> he is ok. >> john harbaugh received acial call from 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> i know baltimore could not be more excited. i want to say congratulations. i know it was a bumpy season. >> thank you. the greatest accomplishments are born from the greatest adversity. our guys proved that. >> we should try to do things easy in smoothes sometimes. >> you are right about that. >> it is never happen to me. it was a great game. we will investigate who was behind the blackout thing. >> president obama mentioned how moved he and the first lady were about the former ravens linebacker diagnosed with lou gehrig's disease. he is looking forward to welcoming the ravens to the white house. we have more on our website. click ravens on top of the home page. >> police are looking for information in an early-morning shooting on washington boulevard. somebody shot and adult men in the arm. there was a deadly triple stabbing that happened on tuesday. sarah sampson has details on the incident. >> it is not clear how would started. it is not c

numerous other times, not just john bryson and kathleen sebelius and dishing kemp thorn and -- and dirk kempthorne and steven johnson. i've got a list of several people. michael levitt. john bolton went through this several times. we remember miguel estrada. raoerpl -- we remember robert portman. there is a problem with the process. that process is we've made requests, members such as senator cruz from texas, members of the senate armed services committee who have made perfectly reasonable requests for information -- in this case it's on speeches made to foreign governments, foreign audiences. that's a little scary right there. but it could be clarified in a matter of minutes. that's why there's really not any rush on this. this is something that could happen. it could happen tonight. that information is out there. i personally talked to senator cruz. he said, look, if they would just give us that information that we've been requesting now for weeks, then it's all over and we could have the vote tonight. of course that's our request. that's the reason for this. we're not talking about merits. we're not talking about substance. we are talking about a process.

my husband john and my son michael are here today. thank you. [applause]arizona's leaders arrived here with the same charge, the sacred principles of opportunity and freedom. we are all here on a mission of possibility. possibility that runs strong from our heritage. deep within our lands. and, above all, within ourselves. we have just celebrated all of the achievements of verizon' 100 years. -- arizona's 100 years. we were reminded that copper, cattle, cotton, citrus, and climate -- i'm here to remind you that our second century will hit on another "c." competition. that is a clear answer when i reflect on what i have learned these past four years, and what has changed across the decades since i first sat in this chamber. today, arizona must compete for the most desirable jobs for our citizens, the finest teachers in our schools, the most talented students and faculties in our universities, and each of our citizens must likewise compete to earn a living, build a future, and raise a family in a safe and healthy environment. we at this capital ha

guest: chuck schumer, dick durbin, michael bennet, myself, john mccain, michael rubio, lindsey grahamand, i think, that is it, unless i missed one. bob menendez, i am sorry. host: do you have more that want to join the effort at this point? guest: not specifically that want to join, but there are those sympathetic and when they see the legislation, we think they will come on board. we hope that once they see what is required for someone to advance status and get on a path toward citizenship, they will say it comports with the rule of law, it is humane and realistic and something we have to do. host: do you have folks on the house side working with you? guest: there is a bipartisan group over there that is trying to fashion some legislation as well. people like role labrador, louise bluebeard -- luis gutierrez and many others. they are getting closer to something like the senate is doing, and that certainly helps. host: senator jeff flake is our guest, republican of arizona. we have put our phone lines up. we have set aside the fourth line for illegal immigrants. we would like to hear

we'll round it up on the with amy walt ar aim amy walter, michael gerson, and our political director john dickerson. from out in space to here on earth, this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: and good morning, again, on a day when there is no shortage of questions. we welcome dennis mcdonough, president obama's me chief of staff, who i presume has brought many answers with him this morning. nice to have you. >> thanks for having me, bob. i'm really looking forward to it. >> schieffer: the sequester, these draconian across-the-board spending cuts that are supposed to go into effect march 1. it appears to me that this is anything to happen. it looks to as if both the president and the congressional leaders have given up on each other. can this possibly happen? >> well, we've not give know up on this, bob, and the reason we've not given up on this is because it's going to have a real impact, on middle-class families-- >> schieffer: it's going to have an impact on everybody. >> across the board. t

john. >> next we have mr. michael nulty. >> hi. i wanted to hand these in. my name is michael nulty. i'm the executive director of alliance for better district 6. i wanted to first talk about bus shelter removals on the tenderloin. at 1027, back in 2007 we removed a bus shelter at hyde and turk. in january of this year we removed the bus shelter at the corner of eddy and leavenworth. that is the 31 bus line. and people are advocating to remove the hyde and farrell at 38 -- -- which is the 38 geary line. i also want to mention the housing authority is not doing its due diligence when it comes to medical expenses. people that have -- can use that deduction are not getting it and their rent is higher because of it, which obviously has ripple effect. people are paying more rent that are low-income. i also, which was in the packet that obviously you are not going to get, which i will put up on the screen. multiple ways of doing this. can we have the screen? the 101 hyde post office is going to be removed, which is general delivery. they are going to be putting housing there. they are goin

. >>> back now with my presidents day panel with john taft, michael reagan, and margaret hoover.hael, what do you think your father would have made of the paralysis in washington over the last couple years and what would he have done about it? >> you know, when he put together the tax break of 1981, he called tip o'neal in the white house and had dinner. tip o'neal went back the next day to his staff and said i'm going to support ronald reagan and carry the tax relief bill to the congress. he had 40 democrats in the congress to vote for my father, but he the to carry the water. when they asked to tip, what did the president promise you, what did he say? he didn't talk about taxes all night long. he talked about the greatness and goodness of people. before i know it, i'm having a glass of wine with the president and telling irish stories. you need to bring together the people in washington. the paralysis is everywhere. it's not just one party or the other party. it's everywhere. nobody is asking harry reid why he hasn't had a budget in four years. nobody is holding his feet to the

we bring in ed batowski along with david sauerby and michael santolli and also john spalanzani. thanks so much for joining you go. >> hi, maria. >> thank you. >> what do we see about the volatility? are these moves scaring you and think we're headed for a correction given all the triple-digit moves? >> there's the old line on wall street you pay a dear price for consensus and everyone in the world is just plowing money into stocks. that's what scares me, but the valuations, maria, do not scare me. i actually think we have a lot more upside in this market. a little correction, maybe. a lot more upside over the next three to five months. >> okay. a lot more upside because you think this market continues moving higher. david, do you believe that? do you agree? >> i think you've seen the market up 60% of the time this year. that's pretty close to what we saw early last year when the market was going up about 66% of the trading days in the beginning of tlooent and if you look over the next two years it's an environment where it's very beneficial to stocks, low interest rates, valuati

john ryan was found in a parking lot. police picked up michael stahlnecker on tuesday and charged him with the murder. faces teacher's aide child sex abuse. police arrested amanda miller on monday. a student said he and miller started a sexual relationship in december. miller is charged with sexual abuse of a minor. faces up to 37 years in prison. >> a charter school has been decided to close. two schools were shut their doors at the end of the school year. it is not clear what will happen to a middle school or the baltimore freedom academy now that their contracts have been terminated. doctor anders alonso recommended closing all four schools citing poor performance. >> 6:07. netflix teams up for some original content for kids. >> president obama hits the road to continue to push his policies. those details are coming uppe . evocation >> nightmare continues for members on a cruise ship in the gulf of mexico -- a vacation nightmare. >> i'm live from little >> now weather and traffic together on the 1's. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on

kathryn mangu-ward, michael moynihan's comments and deroy murdoch [applause] john: our guest kathryn in' mangu-ward and deroy isn't the president's state of theit union of smokescreen? >> when you sit down and do a budget that democrats have not done in almost four years to be specific, that is hard work saying we needbu a stop to gun violence is otsier as an issue.ey ve n >> they may vaguely look to the president for solutions but happy to talk about other stuff. >> what do expect the impact of the college ranking system to be? >> rethink is to go harder on the for-profit schools. first term he tried to issue new rules to department of education to make it harder for for-profit schools to get money and itm a i assume with this new report would be to make the for-profit schools, particularly with career training look bad and beo not eligible for fund. >> new defects or maybe fortunately. [laughter] but it will have absolutely zero effect is is if they are arbitrarily setting cost. that is not how this works also government dollars pumping in and more kids in college and the cost will

police say that 51-year-old michael stalnecker of crofton, killed john ryan, whose body was found in trunk of a car, in durwood, montgomery county. investigators say the two were involved in a marijuana operation that turned to murder. stalnecker faces a number of charges. >>> well, the week-long ordeal captured the nation's attention. a young boy, held hostage by a deranged man in a bunker. now, we are hearing from the child's mother. >> reporter: denise, on dr. phil today, we met ethan gillman and his mom. his mother is speaking for the first time since the standoff ended. >> i was afraid i wasn't going to get him back. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview, the mother of 6-year- old ethan gillman tells dr. phil, he now has trouble sleeping. ethan was kidnapped from his schoolbus and held hostage by vietnam veteran, jimmy lee dykes in an underground bunker. ethan and his mom are finally revealing the hostage situation that took a full week. jennifer circhg land said -- kirkland said her son first witnessed the bus driver get shot. she says her son is still suffering from the traum

llamado grupo de los ocho está conformado por charles schumer, linzi gram, vic dormmin, john mcaine, jeff flacke, michaelás duros, por ejemplo, es la vía de legalización que se tardaría más tiempo de barak obama, propone la creación de una comisión que él verifica si la frontera está segura, eso podría tomar años, y le da prioridad a quienes tengan estudios superiores. >> esto no es amnistía, porque la amnistía quiere decir que si hiciste algo mal y te perdonan sin tener que hacer nada. >> y las personas que están recibiendo eso van a tener que pagar una multa, van a tener que pagar sus impuestos, y van a tener que esperar varios años en una fase probatoria. >> por ahora sólo se trata de una propuesta para que se apruebe una ley migratoria debe aprobarlo el senado y la cámara de representantes, y la gran interrogante es si los republicanos dirá la última palabra. para aprobar la reforma migratoria la otra pregunta es, ¿cuánto tiempo más tendremos que esperar? podría ser antes que termine la sesión del congreso, es decir, para finales de agosto, quizás para ese momento ya los inmigrantes de los estados un

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