. >> reporter: mr. perry had to comment and a number of others did at how rapid the response was from not only police to block off market between 7th and 8th, also the fire department getting out here. the man has nonlife-threatening injuries. again, that very heavy streetcar did not roll over all the way across his leg partially ran over his leg. i the driver stopped. i saw the driver taken away clearly shaken up. if there is to be good news, the man has nonlife-threatening injuries. i am told by a spokesman from muni that market street between 7th and 8th is going to be reopening in a matter of minutes. this investigation is about to wrap up. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> breaking news from napa. a driver was trapped almost two hours this morning a water truck ended up at the bottom of a canyon at rossi road and state road 8:30 this morning. the truck was watering the road for a new winery opening in the area. a construction worker heard the driver yelling for help and called emergency services. firefight

. >> reporter: mr. perry had to comment and a number of others did at how rapid the response was from not only police to block off market between 7th and 8th, also the fire department getting out here. the man has nonlife-threatening injuries. again, that very heavy streetcar did not roll over all the way across his leg partially ran over his leg. i the driver stopped. i saw the driver taken away clearly shaken up. if there is to be good news, the man has nonlife-threatening injuries. i am told by a spokesman from muni that market street between 7th and 8th is going to be reopening in a matter of minutes. this investigation is about to wrap up. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> breaking news from napa. a driver was trapped almost two hours this morning a water truck ended up at the bottom of a canyon at rossi road and state road 8:30 this morning. the truck was watering the road for a new winery opening in the area. a construction worker heard the driver yelling for help and called emergency services. firefight

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. >> now, if the event involved memory lapse, mr. perry would be the favorite. ame interview, he helpfully identified the next presidential election as taking place in 2015. rick perry, a consistently strong performer. hoisting the silver, who else but speaker john boehner, who found his smoking gun the moment the president used executive privilege for the first time. >> the decision to invoke executive privilege is an admission and the white house officials were involved in decisions that misled the congress and have covered up the truth. >> now, the speaker has told republicans not the spike the football if the supreme court strikes down the president's reform on thursday, but he's willing to do an end zone dance on this republican attack and with what evidence? well, that brings us to our gold medalist from the golden state, representative darrell issa, who participated in a decathlon of interviews over the weekend and had this to say when mr. chris wallace of fox news asked simply do you have any evidence that white house officials knowingly misled congress a

mr. dewhurst is being supported by texas governor rick perry, while mr. cruz is supported by sarah palin, ron paul and rick santorum. runup election was necessary because none of the republican candidates got 50% of the vote to win the gop nomination in the primary may 29th. this is about an hour. >> believe the republican party is based on fiscal responsibility, smaller government and less intrusion in your private life. >> i want to see somebody with some backbone, somebody with some spine. >> liberty is under assault in this country and texans are rising up to say no. >> i am the most fiscally conservative lieutenant governor in the history of the state of texas. >> why do you think i should vote for you? >> welcome to the texas debates, race for the u.s. senate. we are broadcasting live from the kera studios in dallas and online at texasdebates.org. i'm kate, and i'll be the moderator during the next hour as we bring you the first one on one debate between republicans ted cruz and david dewhurst. 41-year-old ted cruz say harvard law school graduate wh

and mrs. perry. they want to know what happened to brian perry. he was a war hero in iraq and shot down like a dirty dog in the dessert. host: how does it relate host: how does it relate trayvon martin. marcus is weighing in and have a different perspective and give you some pushback to the comment you made about fast and furious not being regulated. he said the guns were monitored by tracking devices. those devices failed but it was not under control. guest: he's gotten different information from what i had. there were not monitoring devices on 2000 guns. he's got different information, like to see it. we've had hearings about it and i looked at classified documents and unclassified documents. maybe marcus has been privy to -- maybe attorney general has given him documents. as far as comments about brian perry. host: he was an atf agent. guest: weapons sold in fast and furious and he was killed. maybe marcus is thinking, they had all the serial numbers of weapons. they did have the serial numbers of the weapons. that's how they knew the gun brian

un, it was governor perry that called mr. romney's policies-- i think he called them-- i'm sorry, it was-- he called them predatory capitalism, vulture capitalism. it was gingrich who called it predatory capitalism, excuse me. but we know this about his record. he didn't create 100,000 jobs like he said for most of the campaign. fact check has proved that that is not true. we know that he piled on a lot of debt on companies, fired a lot of workers, and made a lot of money. that to me doesn't qualify him to be president of the united states. we know that when he was governor, he was 47th out of 50th when it comes to job creation. and he added more debt on the people of massachusetts per capita than any other state. so i don't think those things are going to qualify him to be president of the united states. and i don't think that latinos are going to vote for him whether it's because of the economy, immigration, or the fact that he has a-- he's propose aid $5 trillion tax cut that, as you said, has given us no understanding of

the parents of the slain border agent brian perry said that when mr.tive privilege, it's compound the tragedy. the family of an immigration and customs enforcement agent murdered in mexico has filed a wrongful death claim against the u.s. government. zapata was killed in a roadside attack on forever 21011 and another agent was wounded. they say the gun was smuggled into mexico from the u.s. the justice department has not commented on the claim. it is 76 degrees. >> two companies taking aim at the iphone. >> we have all received money as a birthday gift, but it does not come close to what prince william is receiving if now than sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering so, i'm walking down the street, x: sounds of marching band and crowd eering st you know walking, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering and i found myself in the middle of this parade honoring america's troops. which is actually quite fitting because geico has been serving e military for over 75 years. aawh no, look, i know t

mr. o'leary perry >? >> i would say the same thing. we are working towards compliance. i am pleased with the way the process has gone perry . >> it is important. that the death and the blind have access. that they are able to fully participate. it is very, very important we get the full cooperation. we thank you for your positive comments about the process. i think then you, mr. chairman. i yield back. >> -- i thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. >> i believe that is the last member. i want to thank all of the participants. as you heard, they may have other questions this may submit for the record -- they may submit for the record. your presence helps us and our work. these are consequential issues we are discussing. your input is really helpful. i thank you for but dissipating. with that, the hearing is adjourned. -- for participating. with that, the hearing is adjourned. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] and i [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] what's coming up next, a discussion at the brookings institution about the defe

rick perry. mr.by sarah palin, ron paul, and rick santorum. >> the texas association of broadcasters, and the freedom of information foundation of texas. >> i believe the republican party is fit based on fiscal responsibility, less intrusion in your private life. >> i want to see somebody with some backbone. somebody with some spine. >> liberty is under assault in this country and texans are rising up to say no. >> i am the most fiscally conservative lieutenant governor in the history of the state of texas. >> why do you think i should vote for you? >> welcome to the texas debate race for the u.s. senate. we are broadcasting live from dallas and online at texasdebate.org. i will be the moderator as we bring you the first one-on-one debate between ted cruz and david dewhurst. he served as the director of policy planning for the federal trade commission and is the texas solicitor general. he is currently a private attorney in houston. david graduated from the university of arizona and started a success

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mr. romney going forward into this election. >> i think the criticism of bain that we saw from rick perry and newt gingrich in the republican primariesnow see coming from the obama campaign, can be a very effective course of action for some running against mitt romney. really bain is his existence. that's what he brings to the table more than anything else. and if you look at bain, you not only get a sense of what he did as a businessman. you get a sense of his iorities. a lot of people on the right like to derive barack obama for having once been a community organizer. what does a community organizer do? he goes into a community. he works with people on the ground to try to get them a better deal. these are -- he was working communities that had been hurt by the removal or the fleeing of manufacturing industry. mitt romney -- everyone has the right to choose their own life -- went to a company that didn't create things the way steve jobs did but he bougt up companies. the key to things was making profits. bill clinton ran years ago on a putting people first platform. mitt romney worries about putting profits first which shows you th

perry is trying to end the entire women's healthcare program. cutting women off of basic well women visits, cancer screenings. what is happening in texas is what mrmney has promised to do for the entire country. what it would mean is with literally millions of women in this country who rely on planned participant hood and other health centers would lose access to cancer screenings. i can't believe he's playing politics with women's healthcare. >> joy: i can't believe that republican women would vote for him. >> it's interesting, a lot of planned parenthoods were started by republican women. they are not happy about this. i don't think mr. romney's position represent the bedrock of conservative republicanism in this country that believe that government should stay out of people's personal lives. but he seems to be taking the most extreme position that you can on basic women's health >> joy: they want government out of our lives when it comes but when it comes to my uterus, they're right there. >> i think what we're seeing is women across the country are very very upset. we have seen this again. republican women democratic women. independent women

perry's dust. -- death. host: what will the content vote? the end of the day? guest: that mr. holder is a liar. -- host: vivian in tennessee on the democratic line. caller: they are continuing the situation with mexico, what bush started. bush administration started all this with the drug cartels. congress is trying to do everything they can to hurt the american people. stallone's, jobs. first, talking about women's body parts. they know what's going on. if you want to get eric holder, go back to the people who started this, the bush administration. obama and everybody else needs to wake up and say that as a started this. they are only continuing what had already been going on. host: dayton, ohio. caller: they are trying to keep eric holder from doing his job with voting rights and everything. this is the way republicans hold stuff over the heads of democrats. like maxine waters and everybody else they are pulling up on committee. they need an investigation on what the republicans are doing. are they breaking law in any way so we can see the things they're doing to break the l

been inappropriately perris from father roles who are citizens who have voted in the past and who, for whatever reason, got those letters. >> thank you. i yield back. >> thank you, mr. ross. mr. attorney general, thank you for your testimony. >> mr. chairman, won unanimous consent. >> it's an elephant texas is recognized for unanimous consent >> thank you. the clarification regarding any mail sent. this is his testimony regarding any member referred to by the gentleman from the top. the now referred to the wide receiver, and the testimony i am submitting indicates this statement. when i say it is a tricky case given the number of guns that have walked, i am talking is this a leak about. >> the testimony will be made part of the record. thank you again for your testimony. five legislative days to submit additional questions to the attorney general, and we hope you will be timely in your response. this hearing is adjourned. >> thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> on the road to the white house coverage tonight on c-span2, the wives of the presidents of kendis beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern with an romney in miami

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perry. >> yes! very good! he did it! >> and here he is, with welcome back to the "morning joe" live in chicago. joining us on set, we have the mayor of chicago -- >> this is big. >> mrmost difficult? ari? >> without a doubt. >> get in a lot of fights? >> ari always try to pick a fight with you guys? >> the reason ari is the way he is, we had cribs and we literally used to jump into the crib to watch the baby jump. >> so you beat him up a little -- >> no, it was not beating up, just watching him jump in the bed. >> he still sleeps in that bed, doesn't he? >> he doesn't sleep. it's a trained behavior. >> when did you figure out he was crazy? >> that was an early diagnosis. three boys can do that, but you should see what it did to my mother. >> how is your mother? >> she's doing okay. fully med, but she's okay. >> it's really nice to have you. nice to see you last night, the 10,000 jobs initiative today. >> a series of graduations that are great for the city. there's a 10,000 small business that we're doing with our community colleges. we hit a record for our public schools. 60% of our kids now are graduating and more are going to college than ever before. and tour gra