michael reagan is chairman of the reagan group. michael, that was so pointedly put by your dad and put in a way -- dash it was an easy met rick to understand, rather than looking at numbers, and trying to do math, am i or aren't i, and the numbers here show that 80% of the country say they are either worse off or their situation hasn't changed. what do you think that means? >> i think the 20% all work for congress, because certainly they are better off today than they were four years ago. those are those people there. but, you know, america is worse off than it was four years ago. it's worse off than it was two weeks ago. it's worse off and it was yesterday. that's what is going on in the america that we live in today. and the president of the united states and congress just don't seem to get it. harry reid, who is quoted in that survey says, oh, polls are polls, they still elected me. nevada still has a 12% unemployment rate, they are worse off today than they were yesterday afternoon, and harry reid, who hasn't passed a budget in

megyn: michael reagan is chairman of the reagan group.pt sounds a little familiar to him in terms of our democratic leader saying something along these lines to russia. what do you mean? >> well, what i mean is you go back to 1978. you have ted kennedy make contact with the kgb in russia to try to undermine jimmy carter to allow ted kennedy to win the aelection away from jimmy carter. in 198 oh goes to his friend john tunney to contact the kgb to tell them he agrees with their afghan policy. and if indeed he will support ted kennedy in what what he wants to do, he will send barbara walters and walter cronkite to moscow to make him look good in front of the public and the united states of america. 1980, jimmy carter goes to arm & hammer. he -- you let the soviet jews go back to israel. carter if reelected will remember you after he's reelected and be good to the soviet bloc. 1983. kennedy wakes up again and through john tunney reaches out again to the soviets and says, i'll help you with reagan if you will help the democrats win the electi

michael reagan had dinner with him a week ago.ext hour. [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪ megyn: hours after barack obama said his apology to afghanistan has helped quote calm things down, two american soldiers are shot dead on a base in afghanistan. the murder are the latest insider attacks against americans by afghan security forces in an apparent retaliation for an incident where the troops accidental burned korans that u.s. officials believed were being used to pass messages between prisoners. riots broke out. 6u.s. troops have been killed in less than two weeks. the number is triple or more than that in terms of total debt. now the u.n. and afghan president want the american soldiers prosecuted. >> reporter: the large-scale protest we have seen in afghanistan the past few day

michael reagan is the late president's son and chairman of the reagan group.dn't think your dad would win it was january 1980. jimmy carter 63% in the hypothetical matchup. and ronald reagan 32%. 63% to 32% and we know how that ended. are people counting out mitt romney, other candidates on the gop side a little too soon? >> what you in fact for wishing for with jimmy carder is wishing for ronald reagan in 1983. he was an actor, governor much california with hollywood, i can easily beat this guy and it was a landslide 50% to 40% in notch of that year. but you might also remember during that process we were going through a rough primary. four or five different candidates vying for the nomination. megyn: it sound familiar. four or five would-be nominees vying for the nomination. it turns out that the former president gerald ford told the "new york times" reporter every place i go, everything i hear there is a growing sentiment that governor reagan cannot win his election and there was talking about a late entry into the race to save the gop. talking about how th

just wondering too as far as -- i don't know if you heard the story, just recently heard it, michael reagan recounted, i guess his high school graduation, he was in with other classmates and i guess he really had had limited time with his own father growing up, and his father introduced himself to everyone there and said i'm ronald reagan, he didn't recognize his own son at that graduation ceremony. i'm wondering if you had -- i'm wondering too where american -- the american voting public, you know, is attracted to political figures like this. >> well, it's a good question. obviously, i would hold up, i think, theodore roosevelt as the better model. and it is true that, in a sense, gerald ford and ronald reagan sort of broke the divorce barrier in presidential politics. before that time, it was largely assumed that if you had a divorce, you were out of the running. it just wasn't possible. with that said, obviously a broader shift in values took place in the '60s and '70s. for example, it used to be common, i know, at least in the lutheran church if a pastor was divorced, it was a career-en

scott rasmussen and michael reagan. do you see -- let me ask you, scott. find that the majority of americans still believe in this country and believe it's a fair, decent, non-discriminatory place to live and work and make your life, but they don't believe president obama feels that way? >> that's right. this finding suggests that people are sceptical about too much government in terms of efforts to remake society because when you think society is fair and decent you want government to support that society. if you think society is unfair and discriminatory then you are saying government needs to come in and redo the whole thing. a lot of people are sensing that president obama feels a need to remake society. americans still do believe as ronald reagan did that america is the best and last hope for mankind. that government is not the solution to the problem, government is the problem. but it starts with this attitude of how do you see society, then you decide what role government should play in that society. megyn: it' interesting to listen to rick santorum

here to discuss, the son of ronald reagan, michael reagan.ingrich in the race. good morning to you, michael. >> good morning to you. >> gretchen: when i saw this comparison from 1980 on super tuesday, i thought that this was the most fascinating thing of the entire day. it's so interesting to look back and see where your father was. what was going on then? >> i mean, going on then, we were fighting for the nomination of the party. we weren't thinking about jimmy carter. we were thinking about winning the nomination of the party way back then in 1980. since then you see what people are doing and all these polls, which are snapshots of that moment in time. back in 1980, we weren't sure my father was going to win the election until the last week of the campaign. that's usually when it all closes down and you find out who is going to go ahead, who is going to be behind, who is falling back, who is moving forward. i mean, it really happens right at the very end. so all the stuff that's going on right now is what it is. it's just campaign mode, it'

off the new reagan revolution and the other three join me now. michaelad day. you have been on the regular panel for quite a few weeks now. we have a great chemistry together. he was sitting right there literally yesterday in the early hours of the morning, and to wake up this morning and find out that andrew was dead was a real shock to everybody. >> shock to everybody. i was thinking about the clip you just played. we were back in the green room before we came out that night and he said i have to come up with something for santorum and he was so proud, 666, that's the answer for santorum and the 999 for herman contain. he was the guy excited about life and for this all of a sudden to happen we're all 43 years old, four children, susan, the wife, and the things we talk about in the green room, we talked about his wife and my wife and he says your wife really like to go places with you? i said, no, she likes to stay at home. so does my wife, likes to stay at home. when you're out from in the public like that, wives say i just want to be home and waiting

watts in oklahoma, fred thompson in tennessee, as you know, michael reagan and the others are supportingt because of his understanding that 37 months ago when the president took over he has racks up more debt than the first 42 presidents combined in only one person from the time that calvin coolidge left the white house until this morning, america never balanced its budget for 24 months except when newt was driving. for 48 months paid af half a trillion in debt. so you had david there a moment ago. you know, chuck, whenever you get people together and they start to talk about who would actually be the best prepared in this moment of crisis to take over america? everyone agrees, you know, newt is really the best and knows what to do i'm looking here. the bottom line is you're coming out of ohio with no delegates, and this is not exactly a state you didn't campaign in. what happened? >> the largest votes tonight will be the state of georgia. and we'll do very well in tennessee elsewhere. but when the -- when it's racked up, as you know, this is only the first week of march. and we love joh

. >> gretchen: michael reagan will join us. have a fantastic weekend, everyone. bye-bye. martha: well the fox news alert is on the economy this morning. the big jobs number we've been waiting for the month is now out. here is how it shapes up. added 227,000 jobs to the economy in the month of february. it is a better number than analysts expected. there is the unemployment rate overall, 8.3. that remaned steady for the month. good morning, everybody. happy friday. i'm martha maccallum. >> always nice on friday. i'm gregg jarrett in for bill hemmer martha: stuart varney joins us from fox business network. how would you characterize this report over all, stuart? >> you have to say thus far this is a very modest recovery. this is not a booming recovery by any means. the fact, martha recovery remains the weakest from any recovery since the great depression of the 1930s that is a precise state of the state of this recovery. 8.3% is the unemployment rate. it did not decline anymore. that is not a good rate at this stage of the recovery. i have one more item for you, martha. tha

clear skies, good visibility on our michael & son weather camera. 53 at reagan national with calm windsr no winds. winds reported as calm and the dew point up to 34. nationally another big storm moving out of the rockies and the plains into the mississippi valley. this is going to be probably a really bad severe weather outbreak later today. this morning we've got one severe thunderstorm watch across parts of missouri. look what's happening east of that across kentucky. look how the storms are starting to fires at upper level winds come across a lot of low-level moisture. toward nashville the couple of -- last couple of hours. that's what's headed our way. this is where the risk of severe weather is. it's greatest in the orange area. that's a moderate risk from around columbus back through lexington, indianapolis, cincinnati. large hail, tornadoes, damaging wind gusts all possible. we may get a couple of strong storms in here late tonight well out to the west as the storm system moves toward us and here comes the clouds. after noon the showers to our west by 2:45. by 4:45 we've got rain

. >> captain michael quin's remains were driven from reagan national airport to purcellville. people in his hometown blinded the streets to honor him. he was killed every 22 when the helicopter that he was piloting collided with another in arizona. >> i feel i need to respect those who serve. he may not have been fighting, he may have been training, but he is still a hero. >> the whole community morning >> . he was a 2002 graduate of loudoun valley high school. he was 28. a public visitation if will be held next tuesday. and he will be laid to rest at arlington national cemetery the following data. >> a 28-year-old d.c. man accused of killing a 20-month- old boy. investigators announced the arrest last night. he is facing felony murder charges for the death of the baby last week. jonathan fullard is the boyfriend of the child's mother. a tragic end to the search for missing toddler in new jersey. police found the two-year-old girl dead in a septic tank in the town of lakewood. she was reported missing from her home a few hours earlier. investigators believe she felt throughout

tappahannock at reagan national, and outside on the michael & son weather camera a little hazy but overall a bad morning. clear skies reported at reagan national with calm winds and high humidity. 93%. with the light winds we've got the patchy fog. storm system still spinning in the middle of the country. the heavy rain coming on shore from southeast louisiana up through alabama now. and that flow of moisture will continue over the next few days around the storm. just continuing to draw from the gulf of mexico. for us, hey, not bad at all. high pressure not giving us nearly the fog this morning so midday sunshine. afternoon sun going out well to the west we may see pop-up showers or storms and then tonight this is when the showers develop. i think they're going to be on and off it looks like most of the weekend. the forecast today at least 81 degrees in washington. tonight 50s to around 60 with showers developing especially after midnight. tomorrow around 70 with periods of showers and thunderstorms. only 64 on sunday with more showers around so a cooler day. yes, you'll need the jackets a

captain michael quinn died last month in afghanistan and his body arrived at reagan national airport one hour ago. this procession is going to be making its way to percerville and a will the of folks lining the streets honoring him. >>> alabama and mississippi are on deck for their republican primaries tomorrow. rick santorum visiting both states today. mitt romney made a brief appearance before taking the rest of the day off from the campaign trail to celebrate his 65th birthday. a poll out finds 73% of primary voters believe that romney will be the nominee. gingrich and santorum are appearing at a republican candidate's forum. >>> spring doesn't officially start until next week, but topper says it feels like it's here already. >>> then, in search of the perfect bracket. what are the odds for one person to get all 67 games correct? are there that many? wow. >>> shocks, sadness, and call for justice in florida tonight. last week, 17-year-old tray martin was visiting family inside a gated community near orlando when he walked to a nearby convenience store. george zimmerman who was hea

michael dukakis was photo in a tank in opposition to reagan star wars fiasco cause people think he was weak on defense and actually served two years in the army was very strong on defense george mcgovern who ran against richard nixon in one thousand nine hundred eighty two was portrayed by next as people say if he dove in fact he'd been a bomber pilot during world war two successfully completing thirty five missions including one where plane had one hundred ten bullet holes in the fuselage and wings lost his hydraulic power had an engine on fire yet he made an emergency landing on a strip that was so short it killed many pilots before him but he pulled it off and was awarded the air star with three oakleaf clusters bottom line in politics perception is more important than reality and while you can come up with instances of republicans being stuck with such wrong perceptions republican political operatives love to spread this stuff about their their enemies in this primary republican strategist working for santorum and gingrich have been happy to label romney this way so would be intere

reagan national. look outside on our michael & son weather camera, you can see the low clouds around the capitol, 52 degrees. feeling cooler than that with a northeast wind at 7 miles an hour. the clusters of showers and storms are just scattered about. so from time to time today, that's what we're going to see. a couple of showers and storms. here we go the next three days. today eventually 75. occasional shower or thunderstorm. tonight in the 50s. tomorrow 74. we should be in the 60s for the marathon and dry. then sunday cooler, in the middle 60s with more clouds than sunshine. by monday we're back in the 70s and we stay there right through at least thursday of next week. andrea, over to you. >> thank you, howard. >>> tomorrow morning the adults get their fun with the sun trust rock 'n' roll u.s.a. marathon and half marathon here in d.c. but today is all about the kids. it's their turn with the ing kids rock d.c. race. to tell us more about that, we're joined by triathlete doctor andy baldwin from the bachelor. thank you for being here with us. what do you do as the kids rock ambassador? >> good morning.

michael & son weather camera. we've got some clouds with good visibility. 58 at reagan national. winds are south at 7. your dew points in the low 50s. so feeling a lot more like -- we talked about it yesterday -- may than march. except on the west coast where this storm system is coming -- this is a powerful one -- coming on shore with even some snow in the central oregon coast this morning. that's some heavy rain and high wind. it's a big storm here. then the other storm system we're watching really is not pulling up through the great lakes. we're just feeling like the tail end of this. notice this line of showers and storms in northeastern ohio. this is going to be pushing through us. then we'll watch that stuff for later this afternoon. here's the future cast. nice clearing by midday. we'll get into the afternoon. there it goes. here we are at 4:00. some the threat for some showers and storms around for the afternoon. this thing slides south and east of us by 9:00. still could be a lingering shower or two in southern maryland and then we'll see some clearing for the overnight period. as we look at

good visibility on our michael & son weather camera with partly cloudy conditions at reagan national. notice the difference from the dew point and the temperature. a 12-degree spread. the air is dry. some of this moisture as it gets toward us is going to evaporate before reaching the ground. you can see where it's really tracking areas well south of washington. we'll put our future cast in motion and all a he see -- you'll see these echoes get up toward d.c. and west virginia anded panhandle. very my doubts as to how much the northern half of this is going to reach the ground. by the afternoon it will start to pull away and we'll see a mix of clouds and a couple of rain and snow showers left over in its wake. as we look at the temperatures highs today in the low to maybe mid-40s at best or probably low 40s. 20s tonight with 51 tomorrow. so we quickly turn it around. 66 on wednesday. 68 on thursday. showers and 50s on friday and then back to the 60s this time changing weekend. monika? >>> it's been a rough start to this morning's rush hour on the outer loop of the beltway, a live look

homecoming in northern virginia, marine pilot captain michael quinn was killed in a helicopter crash in arizona last month. tonight his remains were flown to reagan national airport. a long procession of police, firefighters and supporters escorted him home to percyville one last time. fox 5's bob barnard brings us the story of. >> reporter: they stood together by the thousands along main street in the heart of percyville and on north maple where a giant american flag was draped between two fire trucks. most here didn't know michael quinn, but one former teacher describes the 2002 graduate of loudoun valley high school this way. >> outstanding, brilliant, but most of all he was a man's man all the way. >> reporter: at 10 minutes till 9:00 the hearse carrying the fallen marine's remains began making its way through town headed to a nearby funeral home. >> captain quinn was my brother since he's a marine. we're all brothers and it's just the way we feel about the military in my family. we want to be there to support them as much as we can. >> reporter: the quinn family moved to purr is iville from the eastern shore of maryland -- percyville from th

michael & son weather camera. some of the low clouds and fog moving toward the capitol dome. 61, cloudy skies reported at reagan national. you see this out west? the western satellite goes west. right now it's not working. so that's why we're going to miss some of the west coast weather here on the satellite. but in the middle of the country we've got an area of low pressure which yesterday was in west texas. this morning it's over dallas and oklahoma city. the moisture continues to flow up from the gulf of mexico with heavy rains in mississippi headed toward alabama. that storm system heads our way for the weekend. that's why we're looking at the sthowrs -- at the showers and storms picking up. we may see an isolated one later on. so today 77, the morning fog, stray shower but afternoon sunshine. tomorrow warm. 81 for washington, d.c. but there will be some of our suburbs south and west maybe 83, 84 not out of the question. by saturday only around 70 with showers and storms. sunday more showers, cooler, 62. monday 65. tuesday maybe the coolest day, about 60 which is almost average. then wednesday we're back to 70. it i

reagan national we are beating that by 10. 47 degrees. good visibility on our michael and son camera. humidity of 56%. here's our storm system. this classic comma shape over the weather textbooks. we have the moisture coming in through the great lakes back down to the gulf coast. tonight we'll see some of the showers sweep through the region. in advance of them today, we are going to see the clouds start to get closer to us as we head into the late afternoon hours. we are overcast and some of those clouds might be east of 95. tonight we are looking at some showers here after dark during the overnight. especially south and east of dc. also the threat for an afternoon shower. temperatures tomorrow will shoot into the mid to possibly upper 70s. 69, rather pleasant. tomorrow 77. a threat for an afternoon shower or isolated thunderstorm. wednesday really nice. mid 70s. a tickle in my throat there monday. you may have to do weather for me. a threat for showers, possible thunder late friday into saturday. st. patrick's day we have the sun trust rock n roll marathon and half m

let's get the latest action from courtney reagan standing by at the nasdaq and direct access partner, michaela is, on the floor of the new york stock exchange. courtney? >> tech has been an outperformer for the market most of the year. today, tech right in line with the rest of the market. the nasdaq composite down about 1.6%. we're at 2,902. you mentioned nutrisystem, those shares trading lower by more than 10%. also getting two downgraded after disappointing earnings. janet jackson not doing it with that endorsement. moving over to lululemon, this one is a street darling. we talk about it a lot. getting a downgrade today from argus research. they're downgrading to hold from buy. they like what they see but they've hit the price target and want to stay where they are right now and not add to their positions as they look to see if they can gain market share here in the united states. i know you like sunshine. so i want to take you all the way over to omnivision. this is a chapmaker. makes chips for image sensors. we're up 8.5%. there are some positives here, getting an upgrade today. and that

michael & son weather camera, nothing but sunshine. blue skies. nice looking day out there but it is a chilly one. only 45 at noon at reagan national. feels like 41 with the north wind at 7 miles an hour. the air really dried out a lot. dew point only 15 right now. so the weather headlines not as cold tonight. up 36 to 44. warmer tomorrow. we're going till about 75. however, there's going to be a front coming through so ahead of that some showers, maybe a thunderstorm or two in the afternoon. then cooler again thursday. we'll be looking at highs thursday around 60. you can see the cold air in the northeast. 24 in caribou. out west. but the warn t here, -- warmth here, 56 national. this is tomorrow's weather before a front comes through and knocks us back down for thursday and friday into the 60s. you can see it coming in toward iowa right now and into northern missouri. see this line of showers right here? a couple of thunderstorms? that's going to be marching off to the east and southeast. we're going to see it late tomorrow. as far as the front. the showers and storms, well, they're not going to get here till probably early to mid

michael & son weather camera, some fog. visibility slightly better than the last time we checked on our weather camera with 61 degrees. cloudy skies being reported at reagan national. visibility at last check was anywhere from a half mile to mile quarter. the dew points in the upper 50s. big storm system in the middle of the country bringing the cold air into the rockies. still snowing in the ski areas here but 60s, even 70s now coming up the mississippi valley with all of this moisture being cranked up. this is like a pump. you can see the upper level low spinning in west texas. it just continues to suck moisture right off the gulf of mexico and dump on louisiana, dump on arkansas. some of these rains getting into south central missouri. that storm system heads our way for the weekend. so that saturday and sunday it's not going to be a deluge of what we're looking at out there but certainly it's going to turn more settled. more clouds, showers, storms. temperatures will be down in the 60s instead of 70s and 80s. as we look at the forecast, today about 73. some areas may make 75 south and west with more sun this afternoon. once we get rid of the low cloud

looking outside on our michael & son weather camera, we're seeing the capitol get dimmer and dimmer. temperature 61 at reagan national with cloudy skies and fog. south, southeast winds at 5 miles an hour. only a 2 degree spread between the dew point and the temperature so our humidity now 94%. temperatures tell the story here with the cold coming down from the west and the warmth coming up in the east toward chicago still 63. storm system spinning right there. temperatures really show where the storm is now. you see it spinning on the radar. heavy rains in louisiana yesterday. some folks had a foot or so with flooding n. is now in mississippi. this storm system will march toward the east slowly just in time for the weekend. while we've had some nice weather for the most part in spiept of the morning fog, -- spite of the morning fog, looks like our shower chances will be going up saturday and sunday. till then the late night clouds, early morning fog and just a stray shower is all i think we're going to be seeing today and tomorrow. so looking at the forecast today, 77. we get to the sun early enough. tonight

michael & son weather camera. clear skies just a few minutes before sunrise at 67 degrees. reagan few clouds and north wind at ten right now and we are going to watch -- there's the front from yesterday. these showers well out towards st. louis and northern missouri. they're going to be coming here tomorrow night and might get a few of them here tomorrow afternoon. but a better chance tomorrow night into saturday morning. today 64. tonight 30s and 40s but watch those frost and freeze advisories. 65 tomorrow. with the afternoon shower possible. more likely at night into saturday morning. saturday 62. sunday the pick of the weekend though with highs in the low 70s and 80 again on monday. andrea over to you. >>> thank you howard, all right here's a chance to get some great food and drinks and do some good at the same time. the fundraiser by share our strength is called taste of the nation d.c.. chef is taking part and he joins us this morning. chef good to have you here with us. >> good morning. >> you're not just taking part you are members of the no new kid hungry chef council. why

reagan national to the town of percival. a pro session as the body of a fallen service member returned to his hometown. michael quinn was killed in a helicopter crash in arizona late last month while preparing for a mission to afghanistan. tonight his father spokes exclusively to news 4's darcy spencer. >> reporter: >> we apologize. we're having some audio difficult to the piece. >>> right now an honor student accused of planning a massacre at the university of maryland college park is in the hospital undergoing a psychiatric evaluation. angie goff has new details. >> people who saw the suspect around campus say this is completely out of character, that he seemed like a good kid. this scare started to unfold late saturday night, and police say he they got a series of phone calls from people concerned about an online threat to shoot students on the college park campus. one of the postings said, quote, hopefully i kill enough people to make the national news, end quote. investigators say they traced the threat to 19-year-old a alexander song from howard county. he was arrested sunday morning on campus. those who

had the opportunity to travel with the great cold warrior ronald reagan to moscow to meet with mikhail gorbachev. to play horse with michael jordan and even to interrogate the olsen twins. as roger ailes likes to say, it surely lay -- it sure beats laying pipe in ohio. never forget that. thank you so much for this very special evening. [applause] >> and hope this program and the award winners appear have helped provide some answers of their own to the question we were asking -- why general -- why journalism matters. please join us in the lincoln room where you can dance to music of my friends in nobody's business. prop -- i promise you you will not be disappointed. see you next year. [applause] >> next, house members pay tribute to new jersey representative donald payne. then a discussion on internet piracy. tomorrow on "washington journal," john hofmeister discusses the future of gas prices in the u.s.. tom baxter looks at the influence of southern politics in presidential elections. kalev sepp talks about the mission and training of u.s. special operations forces. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span.

michael quinn died when two military helicopters crashed in arizona late last month. the 28-year-old was training for a mission to afghanistan. last night his pesticide arrived at reagan national airport before being brought to his hometown of purcellville in western loudoun county. family, friends, and fellow marines lined the sidewalk for a moving procession. quinn's father talked about his son exclusively to news4. >> he died doing what he wanted to do. he was training hard for a very difficult mission that we ask these marines in our service to do our country's bidding. >> captain quinn was engaged to be married. the family will hold a funeral service next week before he is laid to rest at arlington national cemetery. >>> d.c. police are stepping up their efforts to stop street robbers throughout the district. they're now going after a new target. police raided businesses that buy and sell stolen iphones, ipads, ipads and other electronic in a major undercover operation. police arrested about two dozen people at 1 businesses that are suspected of fencing stolen electronic devices. >> if are you in any way, shape, or form involved with the robberies, the breaking i

mondale, a liberal who lost every state but to ronald reagan, a dozen southern states banded together in hopes of picking a more moderate cantidate. michael dukakis, a governor from massachusetts won the nomination. >> i accept your nomination for the presidency. >> dukakis, al gore and jesse jackson split with dukakis winning northern states and gore did well in the deep south. so did jack who won with black democrats that. same day, super tuesday did work for george h.w. bush. he won 16 of 17 states and the modern super tuesday was born. for the next four elections. anchored by vote-rich southern states sealed the deal for bill clinton in 1992. >> i fully understand why they call this super tuesday. >> bob dole in 96 and gush and gore in 2000. >> they don't call it super tuesday for nothing. >> john kerry in 04. in 2008 it was super diaper tuesday. hillary clinton and barack obama split states and delegates. clinton dominated primaries and obama the caucuses and a struggle ensued. obama didn't wrap up the race until clinton finally dropped out. the candidate for the national following, john mccain ended the race, but again regional stra

michael berrington would be a great jane fonda. >> dana: last time i seeing jane fonda was like in mother-in-law. imagine going from that to playing nancy reaganan e-mail from press secretary to mrs. reagan in the white house years. she says i love this one, i thought was cheese si and not very good script. because of jane fonda over the years she would not be able to lose herself in the role and actually try to emulate her. it's similar to meryl streep when she played margaret thatcher. she doesn't mention margaret thatcher in her thank you speech. >> bob: in vietnam, they lied about it. they made up the gulf of tonkin. it was illegal wars in laos and cambodia. it was the most despicable war going. >> movie about nancy reagan. there is hundred more wonderful qualified ago tretsz to play her. this is stunt casting in order to get people to talk about it and it worked. >> kimberly: we're doing it. >> kimberly: it's kind of like pochoen tas attire. >> bob: you take this off and use it as a tourniquet. >> does it bother you one of the writers of "the butler," one of writers is game changers, sarah palin hit job. >> can you imagine that to connect

up to 60 at reagan national. 64 at the pax river naval air station but look at the chill up north with cumberland 52 and only 42 in garrett county in oakland. looking outside on the michael son weather camera just a few fair weather clouds here. some of that in the distance to the north, that's the cloud cover up in pennsylvania but otherwise a really pretty afternoon. 60 degrees, winds north- northwest at 20, 21. see the flags in the wind? dew points have dipped into the uppers. yesterday that was in the -- 30s. yesterday that was in the 50s and seeing the air really dry out. here's the next weather maker up across northern missouri and moving into illinois. this area of showers and storms is going to move east and we're going to start to see the effects tomorrow afternoon in the form of clouds and maybe a stray shower but the storm is going to gather itself a little bit. looks like the bulk of it is going to stay north of us as we look at the futurecast. today got the northerly winds. now tonight the winds relax. that's one of the reasons that the temperatures will drop. with light winds clear skies, escapes into space and then we're looking at the clouds thickening to

michael hughes thanks damascus has grounds for the accusations. i think some of it is there already and we are writing it from now which means sunni and shiite and the reagan years you know the war we were going on between saudi and iran we're not in a lot of hard evidence right. it's not unreasonable to conclude that based on the nature of the attack. and the fact that it's coming closer to damascus and the embassies. which is unlike what the opposition is today so u.s. intelligence feels the attack bear the hallmarks. so they're there for some reason we're about. opposition leaders admit they're getting weapons from some foreign countries dr bashar jafari syria's ambassador to the un says western and arab states backing the rebels are trying to capitalize on his country's crisis. those who fight for justice purity justice should engage and the government's called for measure that includes the guy and the government is really serious and committed to making the includes the sea of the inlet political process a successful one the opposition is not independent it's making decision and they cannot think this is it without getting the green light from washing

michael & son weather camera, we've got good visibility. white house there with the washington monument just in the background on the upper right of the picture. light showers on the hour at reagan national. next hour they will be dry. north northwesterly wind at 12 and the dew points are down to 41. the numbers are going to drop and nationally we're seeing a big ridge on the west coast and their weather is going to be quiet today. a lot of rain in parts of east texas. they had a lot yesterday. another piece of energy's coming across, watch back here, see how this area? see how this area just redevelops all the moisture once again? so that rain will be hitting texas and you have all this rain, louisiana, mississippi, alabama, big rainstorm for them. for us we just have the showers overnight which are now pushing through it. holding us still for some snow showers up across the great lakes and new york. as we show you the futurecast though, the colder air moves in so today, temperatures will only top out mid- to upper 50s. a chilly night tonight down in the 30s. tomorrow, though, we look good. chilly about 50 and then here we are sunday morning at 4:00 a.m. with warmth is moving i

reagan to moscow to meet with mikhail gorbachev. to conduct presidential debates. to play horse with michael jordan, or dog, and yes, to even interrogate the olsen twins. as roger ailes likes to say, it sure beats laying pipe in ohio. never forget that. thank you so much for this very special evening. >> i hope this program and the award-winners up here have helped provide some answers of their own to the question we were asking, why journalism matters? please join us in the lincoln room where you can dance to music of my friends in nobody's business. i promise you that if you hear them, you will not be disappointed. see you next year. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captioning copyright national cable satellite corp.2012] >> next, house members play tribute to donald payne who passed away tuesday and weekly addresses by president obama and jack dalrymple. after that a hearing for the budget question for the hearing agency for u.s. development. tomorrow on "washington journal" former shell oil president joe hofmeister talks about the u.s. tom baxter looks