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linebacker paul fruger and mike wallace are the biggest names out there right now. >> redskins quarterback robertgriffin the third is recovering from knee surgery. coach mike shanahan says rg3's muscles are stronger than expected. a gatorade bath gone horribly wrong. the coach hitting the floor after his team won the regional title game, but he wasn't injured. >> it could have been worse. it could have been worse. >> not injured. 39 after the top of the hour no sugar rush for the mayor after the mayor blocked the soda ban. the mayor is not giving up yet. we will have a life report. >> tax dollars pay their salaries why do dozens of federal workers owe 3w4r8 dollars in unpaid taxes. details next. nsitive issue. but take comfort. it may not be you; it may be your razor. upgrade to gillette fusion proglide. micro-thin blades are thinner than a surgeon's scalpel to put less stress on your skin by gliding through hair. switch to fusion proglide. number one dermatologist recommended on sensitive skin. and now introducing new fusion proglide sensitive shave gel. gillette. the best a man can get. [ male

robert champion. all of the members could get 15 years in prison if convicted. >>> arkansas governor mike beatty vetoedislation restricting abortions. lawmakers trumped his previous veto making it now illegal to obtain an abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy. >>> the woman who claimed that senator robert menendez paid her for sex is now recanting. she says a loyal lawyer asked her to frame the democrat. >>> and just in time for an eerie passover, the israeli government has issued a locust alert. that's right, locusts. it comes after millions of the bugs were seen swarming over the egyptian desert headed towards israel. interesting timing. >>> well, moving to our business headlines. billionaire cell phone rights and the must-have car if you can afford it. >>> martha stewart heads back to a new york city courtroom. she's in the middle of a battle between macy's and jcpenney. >>> cell phone owners listen up the white house is supporting customer rights for people to be able to unlock their phones after their contracts have been completed. obama senior adviser r. david edelman wrote that the white house ag

robert champion. all of the suspects could get as much as 15 years in prison if convicted. >>> arkansas governor mike beatty has again rejected the bill for abortions. it outlaws abortion after 12 weeks of pregnancy but lawmakers were able to override his previous veto making it illegal to obtain an abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy. >>> a woman who claimed >>> the woman who claimed that senator menendez paid her for sex is now recanting. the woman says a local lawyer asked her to help frame the two-term democrat and a top donor. >>> and just in time for an eerie passover, the israeli government has issued a locust alert. that's right, low custs. it comes after millions of the bugs were seen swarming over the egyptian desert headed towards israel. >>> in health news now, women have been blaming their larger shoe sizes on pregnancy for centuries. at last there's scientific proof to back that up. a study found that women sustained a permanent loss of arch height, and that lead to a increase of foot length between 2 and 10 millimeters. researchers say this is why mothers seem more likely to develop a

mike, stick with us. i want to bring in msnbc thomas roberts outside the court. thomas, we heard a lot from bill clinton recently because he was sort of overseeing a lot 6 this legislation back in the '90s in doma's don't ask don't tell. he said recently he had sleepless nights over those pieces of legislation. he wrote an op ed defending where he was in his mind. doesn't seem to jive with the new york times reporting about bill clinton urging john kerry in 2004 to come out against gay marriage. but you know, that's okay. we can take him at his word. now, do you think history is going to judge bill clinton, 50 years from now, for doma and don't ask don't tell, as sort of acceptable within the span of the moment? or do you think we will look back and see those as serious bliets on his record? >> a you you point out, i think history will look back to think that was acceptable at the time for what was in front of president clinton. obviously, showing contrition through that op ed that came out earlier in march and following in the next week or so with secretary of s

host: our last call from california, mike is on the phone with robert costas. caller: good morning. three questions. why benghazi? why mali? on a terrorist attack natural gas facility in algeria? one answer. president obama's unconstitutional ousting of more mark coffey. the deeper lesson -- muomar qaddafi. the deeper lesson or mccain and aretor graham is that they able to -- they are not able to link the interventions in with these disasters. their schemes backfire. the point goes to rand paul made. his viewsd paul and on foreign policy are becoming much more part of the conversation in republican politics, in a way they have not in previous years. rand paul understands this. he is able to challenge lindsey gramm and john mccain, they have been one chip in a conversation for years, and to have rand paul go right at them for calling hampshire -- calling him a wac survive,and for him to it says something about all of these gentlemen in vault. -- involved. apologized, byin the way. how many people in attendance? guest: thousands. it was a much bigger facility. a few thousand more. the

mike is not helping. now we have opened up the screaming goat worm hole again. [ screaming goat ] [ screaming ] >> stephanie: that's a whole lot of goats. ♪ [ screaming goat ] >> oh god. [ laughter ] >> that's how robertillegal gun violence. >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: yeah. >> stephanie: let's do it. call. >> let's all do it. and i think obama is meeting with people from sandy hook in the spirit of that. so, yeah. and on a funnier note i remember a "saturday night live" skit where they had that ride where people got stuck on it. >> stephanie: oh, yeah you are right, jill. here is the president on immigration reform reform. a woman came over the fence while john mccain and the other senator were there. and then john mccain shot her. [ buzzer ] >> he did not >> stephanie: he's for comprehensive immigration reform again. >> we built the dang fence and it's still not working. >> stephanie: yes, john mccain yesterday. >> we will be able to say we have a degree of border security that will allow people to move forward to a path of citizenship. >> stephanie: howard in illinois, you are on the "stephanie miller show." how, howard? >> caller: hi, big, big fan of the show. have tickets for chicago, although

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robert watlsh to help pay for equipment lost during the storm. >> $5,000 check for you have to have. >> thank you so much. >> don't spend it all in one place. >> mike denise checked in. >> had y >> you had three homework assignments. we have narrowed it down to a small, five or six different items. sandwiches, salads, meat loaf, fish, comfort food that people down here really need and we are really excited about it. >> fantastic. >> this is the grant opening. tons of commuters coming in. one homework assignment what can we do for the community over the top. what did you come up with? >> we talked about having a television screen that used one of our cameras that are outside that shows the street, going up the block so that when the commuters are in getting breakfast, they can see the bus coming down the street, so we weren't able to incorporate it in for today, but it's in the works and we'll get it done. >> i love it takes the rush out of rush. and the third thing was pricing. what did you do with pricing? >> we held the pricing the same. with the new menu, we pushed forward with new pricing. followed the same price point as our old menu. these it

roberts, what's the greatest secret you've ever learned in your... lifetime?" i'll never forget. he said, "mikenybody's ever asked me that." he said, "the greatest secret i've ever learned in my life, is sowing my seed for a desired result." sowing my seed. get up off the sofa. quickly. quickly. get off the recliner. you have 90 days to sow it, but you could sow it even by credit card. and for some reason, i feel like, the credit card seed is going to have an impact, i feel like, i really feel like the moment that your seed enters the soil, the harvest begins to grow. can i read the first name? is that okay? >> ossie: go right ahead. first name and where... >> mike: tony, from miami. kenyan, from arlington. that's my part of territory. carol from prather, california. catherine, from munsey, indiana. dardle, from dearborn, michigan. here's someone from bethlehem, pennsylvania. trenna from virginia. wayne, from charleston, south carolina. suzanne, from stowe, ohio. something is happening. something supernatural. your seed creates the seasons. i cannot change your life until i change the voice you

mike seidel, power lifting a 50 pound snowball. that wraps up this hour. richard lui is in for thomas roberts. >>> coming up, the agenda next hour, michael bloomberg versus the nra. wayne lapierre says he is trying to buy america. will the ad buy work? and an american with a different look. how can the king of social media make a difference? and the boss, new jersey governor chris christie announces next hour something he has never done before. he is taking over an entire school district. can he fix a city's failing schools. >>> and tomorrow's historic day at the supreme court. all next on msnbc. introducing new febreze stick & refresh with command strips from 3m. designed to stick and eliminate odors anywhere. like this overflowing trashcan. to test it, we brought in the scott family. so what do you smell? beach house and you're looking out over the ocean. some place like, uh, hawaii in like a flower field. take your blindfolds off. aw man! [ screams ] [ laughs ] that smells good. i wouldn't even just put it in the trash, i'd put it in every room. stick it to eliminate odors anywhere. new fe

this half hour by a pair of political heavyweights, robert gibbs for the dems and steve schmidt for the republicans. stunning election in the vatican. mike barnicle and george weigel, nbc news vatican analyst. i want to start with mike. as a fellow american generalist and a catholic, what is your -- how surprised were you by picking this guy known for social justice and for humility and for really looking out for the little people to use the phrase we often use? >> well, you know, chris, i was -- i was actually stunned by two things. and one i had forgotten. i had forgotten about the theater of the church. the explosion of people in st. peter's square. the universe yalty of the church. the fact that not everyone in st. peter's square was catholic. and the fact that the curia, college of cardinals, selected a jesuit as our next pope to me was very surprising. and very encouraging, actually. despite the fact he's 76 years of age, a little older than i think a lot of american catholics expected the next pope to be in terms of age, he is a jesuit. and in terms of what the jesuits are and what they profess, the faith that they have, the faith

robert, one of the things i wanted to ask and let me step on your toes there, mike. what can a consumer do? what can a taxpayer do once their identity is stolen, they think they're enteetled to a refund but it's already been paid out? >> again, you can contact the i.r.s. directly at the identity protection specialty unit with the number i mentioned, they will walk you through the process and getting you your legitimate refund if you are in fact due one. i have to caution everyone that because the account is wrapped up in this scam, it's not going to be the normal two week turn around we do for refunds. it's going to take at this point, the height of the filing system, it might take three, four, five months. that is down from what it has been in the past years. the i.r.s. has signed over 3,000 personnel to work these types of cases, and to fix taxpayers accounts and get them the money that they are entitled, the refund they're entitled to get. if you find that that procession is not moving forward for you, and you're having a financial hardship that you can't get arou

robert pattinson. anybody you can name. >> reporter: fans are suggesting their own fantasy cast by way of fake trailers starring everyone from magic mike's-gilmore girl alexis or snow white lilly collins. seems the buzz will keep on building all the way to the bank. and we're hearing angelina jolene and adrian lincoln being among those willing to direct. the film's studio focus features says only a screenwriter has been hired so far but that keeps on churning until we finally learn who will feet those steele handcuffs. >> people are make their own movie. they're not waiting. thank you. we'll be right back. ♪ [ woman ] too weak. wears off. been there. tried that. ladybug body milk? no thanks. [ female announcer ] stop searching and start repairing. eucerin professional repair moisturizes while actually repairing very dry skin. it's so powerful you can skip a day... but light enough you won't want to. dermatologist recommended eucerin. the end of trial and error has arrived. try a free sample at eucerinus.com. ♪me and you... ghirardelli squares chocolate... ♪a little rendezvous savor our luscious filling combined with our slow melting choc

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mike burnett and actress roma downie brought in a record amount of viewers for the history channel sunday night. highlights fundamentalist christian believes. joining us from dallas the senior pastor of the first church there roberteffers. let's begin at the beginning. adam and eve. did they literally live in the garden of eden and you super the evolutionary process? >> absolutely they lived. they were actually human beings and jesus affirmed that bill. in matthew 19. i think jesus knew what he was talking about and by the way. >> affirmation in matthew 19. jesus said -- >> jesus said that god created man and female in the garden and he brought them together in marriage. and so jesus was affirming the fact that there was one man and one woman. >> bill: he didn't name adam and eve. he just said -- and jesus said d. say that god created the universe. now. >> absolutely. >> if you believe in adam and eve there are a number of other things that you have to believe. incest is one of them because the race had to procreate off the children that adam and eve had. then -- >> -- well, sure. >> bill: you have to reject the science of evolution and carbon dating and all of those things. it's kind of incompatible with science

mike murphy is not optimistic. predicting we will be stuck in an age of chaos and factional warlords for a while. the battle royale will be the 2015 presidential primary season. robert, you could hear dog wiss in the background during some of those remarks at cpac. this is, i think we've seen a messy republican party over the course of last several months. but the coming, the sort of head-to-head at cpac, i thought was the strongest and starkest example of the challenges the party faces that we've seen in a long time. >> whatever you describe how the campaign went wrong as your autopsy, that's probably not the best way to do it. >> something that's already done. >> note to the scheduling department at the rnc, try not to schedule the autopsy's verdict for the day after the bar scene from "star wars" that is cpac. look, i think it's interesting because the rnc really is packaging. what you saw in those videos, those are the brands. those are the issues, those are what those voters are going to hear about whether or not they're receptive to things like immigration, more tolerant of gays and lesbians. more tolerant of women's issues. when in fact the rnc controls virtu

when robert benet wallsten utah in the republican primary and joe lieberman lost in connecticut in the democratic primary, when mike castle lost in delaware he lost in the republican primary, and i don't know what would have happened if lugar had been able to run the among all of the voters in indiana but we have created a system in which the parties themselves can prevent the voters in the state from being able to choose among other options so you have the parties that are dominated by the people that have the most partisan, the most ideological and that is one moves the process forward. the dewitt in the congressional redistricting and as i mentioned in how the parties choose. i think tom is a great body and a very smart and knows a lot about economics i would sit on your brady would be perfect on the ways and means would be good for america and i will put you on the ways and means committee if you promise in advance you are going to stick with the party line on these three or four things. so i guess what i am saying is to make this book even better than it is and it is a superb book it would have to be three tim

mike adam lanza -- she has a son like adam lanza. host: we appreciate your time. himes.urn to jim then robertinson will join us to talk about which districts will be hit hardest by the pentagon cuts. >> 8:31. u.s. home prices jumped in january. a data providers says her home prices rose 9.7% in january. increase inom 8.3% december. prices rose in all states except delaware and illinois. sales of previously owned homes ticked up in january. inventories of homes for sale fell to a 13-year low. congress is in session today. the plan will be taken not by the house rules committee today and will be voted on by the full house later in the week. an update on the election of a new pope. the vatican is waiting for five more cardinals to reach rome. another handful of cardinals arrived last night. there are now 110 voting cardinals. those are some of the latest headlines on c-span radio. [video clip] >> one of the things that always grabbed me was a report, a paragraph in the hope consulting report from the focus group where they interviewed a guy, mark k. that sort of sticks with me. i think mark k. a

mike. >> peter, how long is this going to take this morning? how long are the arguments going to be established? it's the only case to be argued today, so undoubtedly justice robertstle bit extra time. this will probably start around i would guess around 10:15, 10:20. there are lawyers to be admitted, the usual routine at the beginning of the supreme court day. the whole thing will probably be done by around i would guess 11:30 or so. >> pete williams on the steps of the supreme court. thank you, pete, we appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> talk about that, walter, the tide of public opinion, how quickly this has changed in this country. >> i don't think you've ever seen it change like this the tide of american history for 350 years has been more and more inclusiveness to bend the arc of history as dr. king said towards justice inclusiveness, equality. and it usually takes a while. this one, four, five years ago, you're still having the bill clintons and everybody else being against gay marriage. now almost as if to get out ahead of the supreme court argument, you're seeing more and more people say, hey, wait a minute, there's no reason to make this distinction. i t

spent this past week both commissioner robert mcdowell and chairman julius genachowski announced their resignations from the fcc. we spoke with commissioner mike bell before his announcement. hear more tonight on track to at eight eastern on c-span2. >> tonight on first ladies, call the biggest and an adulterer during her husband 1828 presidential campaign, rachel jackson dies of an apparent heart attack before andrew jackson takes office. his niece becomes the white house hostess that is later dismissed as fallout from a scandal. during the next administration of angelica van buren as the white house hostess for her father law who is a widower. we will include your questions and comments by phone, facebook and twitter live tonight at nine eastern on c-span and c-span3. also on c-span radio and c-span.org. >> the nation's highest court is holding oral arguments this week on to gay marriage cases. take his to the two argues that began tuesday are technically free but the first people got in line thursday announced the going rate for saving the seat is around $6000. the a couple weeks ago rob reiner explain why this is drawing such interest. her