night fell heavy in montana's flat head valley. something off that night, something wrong. at mary and randy winters' house, anxiety spiked. where was she? >> it just felt like something was not right. >> it is hard to explain that there's something not normal. >> you could set your clock by their daughter justine. that reliable but a new driver, age 16. due at home from her boyfriend's house. and though she wasn't very late, the feeling seeped in like a poison, something wrong. >> i called her starting about five after 8:00, and no answer. called the house where she was at, and they said she had left 15 minutes before that. >> i was thinking she had went off the road between their house and us. >> not far away, another family, the other half of our story was on the road, too. erin was driving her son home from a school concert. he played the drums. >> i always attended all of his concerts and this is the first one i didn't attend because i had car trouble. >> this is his stepfather. >> my car was in the shop, finally fixed. erin dropped me off, that's why i wasn't with the

finally say to mitt romney corporations are not people around looking at the recent decision out of montana supreme court it might be some of the things also there was an earthquake in ohio over the weekend you won't believe what caused the explosion expose how oil and natural gas companies are leaving us literally all shook up and later rick santorum is name is synonymous with a lot of things google him in the find that out but it tonight's daily take i'll tell you something else santorum stands for unconstitutional law. two years ago this month the supreme court ruled in the citizens united case the corporations are people and money is speech there's been one national election since then and corporations spent massive amounts of money and republicans won in a landslide but now one state is pushing back against the idea that corporations should be able to buy politicians ahead of elections and that's montem last friday the supreme court of montana took on the u.s. supreme court and ruled the citizens united only applies to federal elections and those montana can do whatever it wants and st

. >>> the sorrow ran deep in montana flathead valley that awful spring and summer of 2009. deep and wide, the whole valley, in fact, the country, heard about the crash that killed caden and erin and her unborn child and heard a strange and disturbing story that 16-year-old justine winter took deadly aim at erin's oncoming car, crossed the center line, and plowed right into them. on purpose. shocking? oh, yes. as was the alleged reason. justine, said the police, was trying to commit suicide. how did they know? they found the evidence on justine's phone, they said, text messages which she wrote herself and which once county attorney ed corrigan saw them gave him no choice, he said. he charged her with deliberate homicide, montana's equivalent of murder. >> justine purposely went into the wrong lane of traffic and smashed head-on into another car. by doing so, she should have known her actions could have killed someone. and under those circumstances i think deliberate homicide was the only charge we could make. >> you decide to charge her as an adult. why? she was 16. >> she w

and i we have a glimmer of hope the state of montana is standing up to the citizens united ruling threat last friday the montana supreme court ruled to uphold the state law passed in one thousand twelve which bans all corporate political expenditures in state elections and while citizens united dealt with federal elections overwhelming majority of elections which do take place in united states are the state and local levels which is what the nine hundred twelve corrupt practices law in montana specifically addressed but after the supreme court's ruling of citizens united conservatives in montana got a little cocky groups within the state took aim at that law claiming that it violated their first amendment rights but luckily for montana their supreme court disagreed they argued the supreme court ruled in favor of citizens united only because the d.o.j. failed to make the case the government had a compelling interest in the meeting speech but they being the montana supreme court ruled the while the d.o.j. could not make their case the state of montana could stay argued they had a compellin

. >> you heard of joe montana. now mean montana joe. yes that's montana joe.year-old girl from ohio. montana's mom wilson loved the 49ers so much they she named her daughter after her favorite player. >> there was no better name. i was cheering his name, screaming at the television. and my husband said, why not name her after him. >> reporter: tammy's tweet explaining her daughter's name took top prize. she had to take a picture of montana's birthday certificate. >> what is the story you give people once you meet them. >> mostly that my mom loved the 49ers and she named me after her favorite quarterback. >> i'm going to be front center, screaming, cheering, i'm going to be the loudest fan there. >> reporter: tammy has got her jersey, she even bought a new camera to take pictures. but there's one person in familiar she has never met and she is dying to meet. and that's her main man, joe montana. >> she's seen pictures of him. she knows the whole story. i would love for her to meet him, i would love to meet him. >> great story. >>> saints quarterback drew brees

inbound on new york avenue right here in northeast at montana avenue. we'll show you a live picture and show you the delay on the inbound side of new york avenue which now has subsided a bit but it is still going to be slow as you head toward montana avenue. where only the left lane has been getting through. the road has been salted. it looks like i'm glad to say the situation is getting better. on the inbound side of new york avenue at montana. let's take you back over to the maps. this time, we'll head south to 95 and take a live look into springfield. everything's fine for the occoquan river to this point. the normal volume, 5:30 in the morning. once you're on 395, it is still looking good up to duke street. we'll go back to the graphics to let you know that metro, marc and vre are all running on time. back to you. >> campaign 2012 now president obama is not waiting for the republicans to pick a nominee. he's launching his first tv commercial today. >> the republican hopefuls appear ready to launch attacks against each other heading into saturday's p

only one state, montana, defended its own law. and now the montana supreme court has agreed.s guarantees a big showdown. but the the united states supreme court recognizes the succession, it would lessen the terrible impact of citizens united. i'm joined by montana attorney general steve bullock who led the fight to defend montana's law. steve, thanks for being with us tonight. this is something that's really going to catch the attention of the american people because of so much money that is just pouring into these campaigns. if and when this case goes up to the supreme court. is there any chance they would strike it down. >> i think there is. at the end of the day, the citizens united dealt with a different system. the federal elections and federal laws. the vast majority of elections are at the state and local level. and there's real differences there. and that's what we pushed, and that's -- you know, i think the court would recognize that. >> the state's rights crowd like to talk about the importance of the 50 rights in the country. your state has a story to tell about w

one lane from bladensburg towards montana. now all the lanes are open, so traffic can move freely. they have the road packed with lots of salt after this water main break that caused some slippery conditions this morning. again, as you mentioned, the water has been stopped. repair crews are pretty much done repairing this for now. it may be a little slow as you enter because they just decided to open up all the lanes here. it's just a bit of a backup. you should be okay making your way up new york avenue. tracee wilkins, back to you in the studio. >> thank you very much. >>> republican presidential hopefuls will face off one final time tonight in south carolina before voters head to the polls on sunday. the candidates are still taking aim at front-runner mitt romney over his wealth and taxes, but they also are addressing one of the nation's most continue versverse controversial issues, abortion. tracie potts has more. >> reporter: taxes and abortion on the campaign trail in south carolina. let's start with taxes. mitt romney a

you still buy the congressman in montana you just can't buy the state officials.ell so that's something that i wonder you know when the first amendment was even proposed by six democratic senators back in november for citizens united to be overturned i got a chance to speak with anna about it and her take was that she was still pretty skeptical because what is actually would do if we went by this amendment here is it would put the power into the hands of congress and she said well i don't know because is congress actually going to go and bite the hand that feeds that which is of course the corporations what's your take well you know we sort of will go into action committee wolf and then members we want to pass publicly finances all watch not only those who killed corporate personhood is the most ridiculous thing ever but says it publicly finance all actions it solves the problem entirely and you know people complain about the critics on the right say oh my god it's going to cost those couple of million dollars or a couple billion dollars who cares compared to the

heavy snow will fall in eastern washington, idaho and western montana.w turns to rain along the northwest coast, reaching into central california. arctic cold with sub zero temperatures will stretch from montana to minnesota. great lakes snow will move into the northeast and new england. in the south, conditions will be moderate from coast to coast. >>> in sports, new york giants quarterback eli manning is under the weather. giants fans, well, they're feeling a bit queasy about it. with the nfc championship game against the 49ers coming up sunday, manning missed part of wednesday's practice. coach tom coughlin called it a stomach bug and adds that he hopes it's just a 24-hour deal. >>> to the nba, in a hard fought game in atlanta. portland's raymond felton drove to craig smith for a third period layup. giving the trailblazers a lead. it stayed tight. joe johnson got a three-pointer on his way to 24 points in the gamement then a steal back and a lob for the alley oop dunk you see there. atlanta won it, 92-89. >>> the magic and the spurs in an overtime bat

we have permitted it in montana --.ou know the popular -- they are saying this was all a go and the plan in nebraska was a go and at the last second it was the white house that pulled the rug out you are saying that is not true? >>guest: that is again the cart before the horse because you do not have a completed application until you have a complete pipeline, the pipelines runs through the nebraska border and dumps the oil on the rarery? >>neil: sow hanging this on nebraska and not washington? >>guest: it is nebraska. >>neil: the folks in nebraska claim otherwise. i don't know why. >>guest: why did they call a special session and shut down the pipelinest ask the people in nebraska they say six more months minimum because they can get a route and a permit. >>neil: always a pleasure, governor. mitt ain't the only one holding back so are a lot of wall streeters with want him in only he is delaying releasing his taxes. they're delaying getting their bonuses. we will connect. you decide. . i'd race down that hill without a h

montana is down. >> there's montana a long time in the pocket. here from behind, he really took a shot in that back. >> kick it, trying to send the giants to the super bowl. >> and the kick, is good. >> the giants have unseated the 49ers here at candlestick park. >> there will be no three-peats. >> garcia. bootleg to the left, to the 5, touchdown, garcia. he hardly even had to break a sweat. >> he looks, he throws to the goal line, touchdown! >> you've got to credit the 49ers' comeback. six seconds to go, the season on the right foot of the matt shawn. >> the snap is low, the kicker is down. he's trying to throw, he sees it downfield. he throws it. and there's a flag on the play. >> what a wild ending to a wild football game. i don't know if it's over yet. >> the giants are going home. >> nfl history. >> you better believe it will be continued tomorrow at candlestick. over to baseball, reportedly tim lincecum and the san francisco giants are close to agreeing on a contract, according to yahoo sports, $4 million is preventing list couple from sign

trying to get to west virginia, montana. not only are there icy conditions there but now a hit- and-run accident as well. keep this in mind as you head out the door. more on this and other area road conditions at 5:01. >> when community orkest ras perform, they must pay for the privilege. a law which extends copyright protection to books and musical works by foreign artists that had been available without paying royalties. the decision was 6-2. opponents have complained community orchestras and others who rely on the works are being priced out of performing them. >>> if you can't get enough of video games like mario brothers, just down the date march 16th when the exhibit called the art of video games opens up at the smithsonian american art museum. it explores the art and evolution of video games from atari toker other games. >> pippa is threatening to get a court order to stop photographers from hounding her. royal watchers say the 28-year- old party planner should tread carefully with the media especially since she has a

that was joe montana's third season with the franchise. the score was 26-21, the 49ers beat the bengals, the first of five super bowls. let's take a peek at what happened. the stadium was packed. this was the hottest ticket in nine years. alex smith and vernon davis played catch. alex smith only completed two passes in the first half. that tap dance cost the 49ers 15 yds. the 49ers for a 10-7 in the third. the secondary played well for the 49ers. the 49ers tied the game and forced overtime. david akers said an all-time record for scoring in one season. here it is, kyle williams had a kind go off of his knee, the giants scored. it happened in overtime. harbaugh knew it was over. the giants worked the clock and set up right in front. a 31 yd field goal. 20-17, the new york giants are on to the super bowl. and this will be the second super bowl trip for eli manning. last time he'd be greedy in the patriots, there will be a rematch two weeks for its dash-two weeks from today. this really was a great 49ers season. >>gary: if you are a 49ers and

how do you increase the probability that the montana ruling does go to the supreme court?> of course, those who lost, the corporate interests that lost this care, they will have to seek review. if they -- if they get scared about the prospect of seeking review and decide not, to then what it's going to mean is every other state in the union is now allowed to enact these kinds of limits or defend their existing limits, and there are 23 other states beyond montana that had bans on corporate money elections besides citizens united so that would be enorm house in and of itself but it's very likely that the court will -- the supreme court will take this case if the petitioners seek review because if they don't, then they are effectively the supreme court would be giving a green light to all the states in the country experiment this way. >> and very quickly, the timetable for all of this. >> this year. i mirngs know, this is going to be a ruling that now goes into effect, and there's a hotly contested senate race in montana, as we know and if this ban is in effect that means all

58 degrees in billings, montana. montana should not be near 60 degrees this time of year. we'll be near record highs at international falls, minneapolis, kansas city looks gorgeous today with a temperature of 60 degrees. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. i didn't bother talking about rain or snow because there's none to be found. we're very dry across the country. we are watching a lot of sunshine out there today and temperatures will be nice. even florida is recovering with 70s once again in miami. the warmth sticks around, too, veronica. looks very nice. >> i'm sorry, were you doing weather? i was writing our ipad passport business plan. >>> good news for netflix. c your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, it's one thing for them to have a reality show on some cable channel but they're ready to invade the space of an american icon. details next. >>> coming up, a record-setting orange bowl. chicago cubs trade their ace. the longest goal you'll ever see. you're watching "early today." >

they are waiting to be brought to montana where they face kidnapping charges. >>> man hunt is underway for a 22-year-old man accused of killing his pregnant co-worker. authorities found the body of daniel watson in a shopping center saturday. detectives think an employee robbed the store and killed watson, the killer stole her car. >>> officials say delta airlines flying from at land to cotarica was diverted after two passengers became unruly. they were in first class and began demanding food and champagne and the couple refused to sit down. no charges have been filed. the flight was diverted. foup with is going to be charged -- no one is going to be charged. the couple spent the night at a hotel near the airport. >>> fuel arrived for the frozen area in the community of gnome alaska. u.s. coast guard cutter arrived to break the ice up for the supply ship to get through to northwest coast. officials hope to complete the transfer from the russian tanker by today. nome is seeing 0 temperatures. that's been the normal for the past several days. >>> marine service ended 8 montana deployment

you know about that tony montana, tony montana -- you guys have to get in the mood. 49ers fans, and you should know this stuff, you know. >> how do you know we don't dance to that song before the newscast? >> i want to see you dance, raj. i heard you got rhythm. >> he has moves. i have seen it. he has moves. >> we will see you later tonight. >>> for more bay area average, you you can watch it tonight. >> there should be a danceoff. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, seems like they are everywhere in the bay area. metal bins asking for used items, everything from clothes to books. but do you know who profits from your goodwill? you can't always judge a book bin by its cover. we go in depth tonight at 11:00 after "lawnd order." >>> for the first time in 14 years, the 49ers4 are on the cover of "sports illustrated" magazine. sometimes being on the cover of "si" comes with a jinx, but not this time. the other cover features, wouldn't you know, the new york giants. >>> and finally the traditional friendly wager between the mayors, and here is the deal. if the 49ers win bloom

during davis said after the game, clark montana had to catch smith and myself. 49ers are on to the nfc title game. the first time since 1997. >>ysabel: police and security made 19 misdemeanor arrests for intoxication, battery and resisting arrest. the also made one felony arrest. stadium security booted several people from the stadium and 30 people received some form of medical treatment. >>marty: occupy protesters rallied again against police. the target of this protests was the oakland police headquarters. the protesters were marching to the police headquarters but were turned away by oakland police officers. some police officers arrived and were not aware of arrests or injuries. >>ysabel: new details of a sexual assault suspect. >>marty: here is a live look outside on the approach to the bay bridge. it is packed with 49 of fans. today looks more normal. the forecast is coming up. >>marty: a suspect with a gun sexually assaulted a woman. a second attack took place on january 12th. this time, the suspect was on a bike. the suspect was an african-american teenag

decenas de hombres arriesgan su vida, por una montaÑa de basura, al regresar en "primer impacto." ♪.ta, o metal que puedan vender. >>> a pesar del peligro que representa trabajar en estas montaÑas, algunos recolectores llevan su vida recogiendo basura, y hasta ganan 20 dÓlares diariaoseo, una cifra nada despreciable, en un paÍs donde se vive por debajo de Índices de pobreza. >>> es un trabajo honrado, no hacemos daÑo a la gente en la calle, verdad? tenemos aÑo con aÑo, aquÍ nos hacemos todo el tiempo, ganando los centavez os, nuestro pan de cada dÍa. >>> en la mina, familias enteras excarvan en la basura, hombres, mujeres, y niÑos, bajo el intenso sol giovani cruz utiliza un imÁn, y encontrÓ algo que el imÁn no puede detectar, un arete de oro, que venderÁ por 18 dÓlares. >>> si tiene suerte, encuentra oro, encontrÉ, y llevaba dÍas sin encontrar. >>> y julio encontrÓ una cadena de prata, por la que le darneo 38 dÓlares, y recupero del fondo del rÍo. >>> encontramos perlas, incluso una moneda de estados unidos. que sacamos aquÍ tambiÉn, fue fue moneda de estados unidos, que se va, se v

new york avenue in down, after montana ave. the road is being treated for icy conditions. elsewhere, the green light to and from the american legion bridge. no problems on 395. >> 5:00 right now. police are on the lookout for a man who had been tried to get the attention of students attending claremont elementary school. >> degree and carter is live with the details. >> very concerning to parents. according to authorities, there have been four separate incidents is that that happen near the school over the past month. the latest one happening tuesday night are around 7:30. according to fairfax county police, a man in a red pickup truck was seen waving to, calling out to pop or staring at students walking in the area. no child was ever touched or injured. it is, however, alarming to parents. >> it is a little unsettling. you want your kids to be safe. you want your neighbors to protect your kids. they are out there, going to school. having an individual driving around in not knowing his intentions, it is unsettling. i hope the individual is identified. >> according to polic

heavy snow for idaho and montana.in southeast texas and lake-effect snow from buffalo all the way to new hampshire. >>> and finally from us this morning, by this time next week, we will know whether the giants or the patriots are super bowl champs. >> for now, though, there's a whole lot of buzz about that other part of super bowl sunday. not the food. the commercials. here's abc's anchor david muir. [ barking ] >> reporter: one of the first big changes here, the super bowl ads coming out long before the game begins. the minutes-long teaser of a canine chorus for the darth vader theme. and skechers opening to run away with the ad get condition even before the game. the second biggest change in ads this year, many of them will be much launch. there's a one-minute ad from audi celebrating its highlight technology. somewhat bad news if you're a vampire. and lastly, the ads this year will try to reach out to your technology. it's estimated 60% of viewers will have a screen right in their hand. shirr ma their smartphone. v

and a majority the legislature one thousand nine hundred fifteen the company clearly dominated the montana economy and political order and local folks now found themselves locked in the grip of a corporation controlled from wall street and insensitive to their concern. even at that time it was evident that industrial corporations controlled the state those converting the state government into a political instrument for the furthering accomplishment of legislation and execution of laws favorable to the absentees stockholders of the large corporations and inimical bowl inimical second and efforts that were to the economic interests of the wage earning and farming classes of cars two by far the large population of the population of montana why on earth would you want to go back to that kind of a sister well first i don't think you're going to go back that kind of situation and i don't know all the details of their time about for example bribery which is certainly still legal they're talking about direct contributions to campaigns which are still illegal but the other one is one of the voices

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montana joe.here was a contest held, the best tweet showing 49er pride that her meant the tickets. she had to prove it by taking a picture of her daughter's birth certificate and sending it to them. >> would you tell people about your name. >> mostly them among love the 49ers and she named me after her favorite player. >>reporter: they are very excited for the game. >> i will be front center screaming and hollering i will be the loudest band. >>reporter: tammy has her game day jersey ready hircine and joe montana jersey is not allowed to leave the house but she even bought a new camera to take a picture of the players there is one person in particular that she has never met and is dying to meet that is her main man joe montana. >> she has seen pictures of him she tells the story i love for her to meet him. i would love to meet him. [laughter] >>reporter: you never know, meanwhile, tim tebow will face some tough competition. it seems some salem which is cast a spell on the conservative christian qu

the warm blast in the east will slowly exit in montana and billings, 58 degrees. 6 0 for kansas city. chicago at least mid 40s. minneapolis around 46 degrees. these temperatures are incredible. no snow on the ground is one reason why we're able to get this warm. as far as the forecast goes, rain or snow, there's none on the map. we are looking at a sunny to partly cloudy day just about everywhere. some of that warmth will head to the east coast by saturday. areas in new england could get to the 50s. so much for that cold snap. >> i'm excited. i will break out the shorts and tank top. thanks, bill. >>> good news for netflix for a change. kodak braces for bad news, and a big break for you tax procrastinators. your "first look" at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >>> coming up, a record-setting orange bowl, the cubs trade their ace, and the longest goal you'll ever see. you are watching "first look" on msnbc. does any mother ever feel like their kids are adults? i have twins, 21 years old. each kid has their own path. they grow up, and they're out having their life. i

on the roads, we have reports of a water main break along new york at west virginia, montana. according to d-d.o.t., all of that activity should be wrapped up and the lanes are open once again as you travel through northeast. no trouble spots to report right now 395 coming across the 14th street bridge. traffic flowing freely as you work your way over towards the southeast-southwest freeway. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. ffic. >> thank you. >>> a bethesda mother is accused of leaving her young daughter alone in her apartment. montgomery county police say the 6-year-old girl was trying to cook something in the toaster oven when it began smoking and the large went off. a neighbor called 911 and found the girl wandering in the hallway. mother is charged with leaving a child unattended and could face more charges. >>> disafter the fore home owners in potomac, this house was engulfed in flames by the time firefighters got to it a little after 7:00 last night. the nearly 4,000 square-foot home on vantage court is destroyed. a woman who was home told 911 dispatchers sh

these two vehicles collided last night near new york and montana ave.major traffic problem. no one suffered life-threatening injuries. time for a break. >> is 27 degrees. a first in seven years. this year's grammys will have a host. >> another attack on traffic and weather. >> good morning. the week is flying by. clear skies overhead. winds and dry air. a lot colder than the last couple of moments. look at the satellite. clear skies overhead. a little cloud cover over western maryland and parts of western -- west virginia. noticed that snow there? that is going to continue to push our way. we cannot rule out a quick little dusting of snow are agreed coding this evening. especially northwest of town. not a big deal. should not cause any problems. for the most part, this is looking like a fairly minimal if that. 18 now in manassas. 19 in winchester. 27 in the district. warmer along the waterways. on our way to the low 40's today. >> we have been talking to dvac. there is some activity car traffic coming into town near west virginia, montana ave. pack your

but, unfortunately, montana permitted this.urse, part of our permitting is people think this is just canadian oil, but montana and north dakota are the two cases that are increasing oil production in the entire country. we have inadequate pipeline capacity, so i negotiated directly with transcanada to build a $100 million on-ramp so montana oil can be pumped on to this pipeline and make it to market. >> so your oil and north dakota's oil is also going to be blocked from reaching those refineries in the gulf coast? >> that's exactly right. and so, what the state debate is tasked with doing is getting a complete application that says, here is the pipeline that is being proposed. but, unfortunately, in an unprecedented way, nebraska, the governor of nebraska called a special session, changed the laws in nebraska so that transcanada no longer has a route, and there's been no permit granted in nebraska. in nebraska, they say it's going to be at least six months, maybe a year, before they can actually grant a permit. and yet, we're s

and a piece of good and is falling tragedy in montana.t the dog who definitely has more than just one life. more than just one life. >> attorneys for utah doctor charged with murder for a botched abortion in cecil county are meeting with prosecutors. lawyers are asking prosecutors and police to be held in contempt for disclosing contents of a sealed indictment. dr. raley was arrested last month accused of transporting patients across state lines to form late term abortions in cecil county. his colleagues, a 52 -- 55-year- old, with extradition thursday, allowing it to be brought to maryland to face similar charges meanwhile in baltimore county, authorities have charged a man with attempted murder after he allegedly set both himself and his girlfriend on fire. according to charging document, back on november 22, joseph miller poured paint thinner on his girlfriend rose ann owens and set her on fire. miller was also injured when the flammable liquid spread to him and burned his leg. owens is in critical but stable condition. since his passi

the murder of the montana schoolteacher.n didn't states charged with aggravated kidnapping with connection with her disappearance. one of the two is a 47-year-old man being held in north dakota. the other a 22-year-old man found several hundred miles away in rapid city, south dakota. the 43-year-old math teacher disappeared last saturday on an early morning jog. >> the cap sizing friday night of that luxury cruise liner. they are still searching in the wreck. above and below the waterline. now at least nine people are still unaccounted for. irate survivors said the ship's crew responded and was simply incompetent. there was a joyful moment today. here is more. >> reporter: the crews ship kate dead in the water for the second day. more survivors. after having been trapped for more than 24 hours, a crew member of friday night's ship wreck joins a korean honeymoon couple when rescuers heard their cries for help inside cabins but some were not so lucky. they found two elderly men in the submerged part of the wreck. >> this home

but coming out of montana, it's huge. think about it.e supreme court that's bucking a very e recent supreme court decision. they are not overturning something that occurring 15 or 20 years ago when we lived in a different mind set or cultural era. this was two years ago. they are already saying, forget it. we have every right to regulate money and politics in this country. >> and joining us now is jimmy williams, susan del percio, and david. very nice to have you here. susan, you're probably the most skeptical of this entire undertaking, which is why i will come to you first. i learn more when i talk to you about this. if they don't support the resolutions, there you protest against them? or only vote for candidates that support this resolution. i just wonder until you force people really into doing something more than signing up, i think you're not going to have any real traction on the issue at hand, which is that constitutional amendment. >> and jimmy, you spend a lot of your career transitioning sentiment or desire, whether it was as