mr. tom scott. ♪ ♪ >> hi, how are you? i'll bet you're hungry and nobody's hungry here.unch. he doesn't put lunch in there, you notice that? we're going to have to do something about that. >> i have to tell you, this is a great honor for me to stand before you, and i mean you, because i want to take just a moment of privilege and let me tell you something, i know what it takes to get this many people to come this far from all across america to spend time on a weekend to do something like this and i thank you for that. i thank you because it sends a message to our fellow citizens and to our leaders leaders in wn that the people of faith are not leaving the political process. amen. [ applause ] i am here today to introduce you to someone that i have tremendous respect for. he's from my home state of georgia. he represented the sixth district in georgia. his name is newt gingrich. i'm sure he doesn't need much of an introduction. a little bit about newt, he holds a ph.d in european history. he is without a doubt the leading authority on the civil war if you've read his book

voters go to the polls tomorrow to decide between republican governor scott walker and the democratic mayor of milwaukee, tom barrett. mr. walker is facing a recall election two years into his term. they debated last week and you can see that final debate tuesday morning at 6:00 a.m. eastern on cspan. a former white house negotiator for the new start treaty said he's pessimistic about the next round of talks between the u.s. and russia. speaking earlier today, he also rejected report that is budgetary concerns drove the obama administration's plans for maintaining the arsenal. this is a little over an hour. >> good morning, everyone. if you could find your seats, we're about to get started. i'm the director of the independent nongovernmental arms control situation and i want to welcome everyone to our annual 2012 meeting. i want to thank those of you watching online and cspan. and before we get started, i'd like to remind everybody to turn off your cellular devices. we remain committed to providing information and ideas to address those security challenges posed by the world's most dangerous weapons. nuclear, biological

scott walker. walker, a republican, is running against democratic milwaukee mayor tom barry. and former president clinton appeared with president obama at three fund-raisers here in new york. mrclinton said a romney presidency would be calamitous for the nation. >>> 43 years after a u.s. soldier died fighting in vietnam, the letters he wrote to his family are finally coming home. sergeant steve flaherty was killed in 1969. he was only 22. during the war the vietnamese recovered the letter and used them as propaganda. >>> to health news now, radiation treatment has saved countless children from lymphoma and other types of cancer but now a new story of women who beat cancer as children have a higher risk of breast cancer. >> reporter: jeanie miller was just a teenager when she was diagnosed with cancer. >> i heard hodgkin's and i didn't know what that meant at 16 years. >> reporter: it meant hodgkin's lymphoma, cancer of the immune system. she was treated with radiation and chemotherapy. for the next 20 years she was carefully monitored for health problems from cancer treatment. >> i knew there was a reason i was going back every year. i knew they saved me once and they may nee

. >> joining me is milwaukee mayor tom barrett, the man who lost to governor scott in the 2010 election and looks to unseat him now in the recall. mr. mayor, thank you for being here this morning. let me start out with you asking whether you have asked the president to come and campaign on your behalf? >> no, because we understand that he's got a lot going on, and this actually started as a grassroots movement here in wisconsin because of governor walker's lack of integrity and his surprise attack on workers in the state. so integrity and a grassroots effort was how this started and it will be on those same two notes, that's how this campaign will end. >> you certainly have certainly the republicans have had more out of state money and more out of state help, but you have had some national figures come in as well from the party and also from the unions who have been fighting governor walker in particular based off this budget, and one of those folks, jer jerry, the president of asme, had this to say about the democratic party. we think there could have been more responsibility, more work on behalf of the national democratic party.

tom barrett is running against scott walker in wisconsin in that recall. he predicts that "i am going to win it" on cnn "state of the union" on sunday. mr.ker leading the challenger by seven points. that's according to "the washington times." one other poll came out last night from a democratic polling firm in north carolina. does a lot of polling a lot of other places. t at 50-47, walker leading. lou on the democratic line from highland park, illinois. good morning. caller: good morning. i am very much against taxing people on the miles that they drive. i think there are a couple of other places they could tax where it makes more sense. why not tax everybody exceeding the speed limit or running stop signs or red lights in america? i think that's a terrific way to raise money. host: of we already do that in the form of tickets? caller: they could use more electronic coverage. host: catch more people doing it. caller: the average speed around chicago is 75 or 80 miles per hour. i think that is number one, where they could get more revenue. host: what else? caller: look at the high-speed computer trading. millions of shares of stock are tr