a new round of storms out there in north texas, oklahoma and arkansas later today. so for the eastern seaboard if it's not raining where you are today enjoy it because pretty soon it will be. >> thanks so much, bill. >>> just ahead the white house admits to having secret e-mail accounts with deadly sirin gas used against syrian rebels. chrysler says no to a recall. life and death rules for organ recipients. details in two minutes. >>> stories in the news this morning, the white house is defending reports that some of president obama's appointees are using secret e-mail for messages. jay carney said this is common practice. it's a way to filter unwanted messages. he also noted that he only has one e-mail address. >>> more unrest across turkey today as protesters continue demonstrations against the country's prime minister. the u.s. state department says it's investigating allegations turkish authorities are using excessive force on activists. >>> the french government says it has confirmed the use of nerve gas inside syria. officials say lab tests offer evidence of m

you can see it's north texas into oklahoma and kansas. these are the areas in the southern plains which unfortunately will get this type of weather. for the bay area this afternoon, quick check shows that areas away from the inner bay will be in the 90s. san jose to the trivalley into fairfield where solono county has a red flag warning. temperatures not quite as hot but not as warm, near 80s in oakland. by this time tomorrow, big changes coming your way. >> emergency crews are back on the ground in and around oklahoma city this morning. assessing the damage from last night's string of deadly tornadoes. so far, five people are dead and more than 50 hurt. some of them very seriously hurt. among the dead, a mother and her young baby. >> reporter: the violent conditions were alarming. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: even for veteran storm chasers. >> let's turn the car around. let's get ready. >> reporter: but there's no real way to prepare for this. >> this entire line here has got rotation in it. each one of these could produce tornadoes.

the travel trouble spot this morning is through oklahoma and it's headed into areas of north texas. a line of thunderstorms with the potential of at least damaging winds of at least 60 miles per hour. already went through oklahoma city heading down towards the red river. we'll also watch that push into arkansas. stormy weather. dallas, ft. worth, all the way into the atlantic area. mid-atlantic isolated storms. coveragewise, it will be your tuesday. dangerous around the red river but not horrible. >> thanks, bill. >>> the latest superman movie leaped over box office expectations in a single bound. "man of steel" earned 1$113 million in its opening weekend. plus an additional $12 million from thursday screenings. >>> "this is the end" with an impress ive debut of $32.8 million. and in case you missed it, kim kardashian and kanye west welcomed a baby girl on saturday. surprisingly kardashian is being hush-hush about this baby. this may be why. howard bragman vice chairman of reputation.com estimates the first photos are going to fetch, get this, seven to eight figures, i'm quoting the

severe storms from north texas all the way to arkansas but it's going to be hot and dry in the southwestnally an emotional reunion of a mother and a man who saved her life. the woman we're talking about was burned in april's fertilizer plant blast in texas. >> for the first time she's had a chance to say thank you. monika diaz of our dallas station has the story. >> what is that? >> reporter: life's little rewards. a mother playing with her son. >> give me a squeeze. >> reporter: they are moments misty lambert will never take for granted. >> we're going to live every day like it's our last and love every day like it's our last. >> reporter: embracing the scars covering her face, chest and arms. >> i have them for a reason. >> reporter: second chances. >> a new beginning, life. i am starting over. that god believed me in enough to giver mow a checked chance at life. >> reporter: seven weeks ago she nearly lost her life in the west fertilizer explosion. the blast destroyed her apartment. misty was inside trapped in the rubble. an hour later and minutes from giving up her rescuers arrived.

later today, another round of thunderstorms for kansas, oklahoma, north texas. doesn't look like too many tornadoes. but we will see large damaging hail and it looks like some wind damage, too. and tropical trouble. watch out in florida. slow development over the next couple days. doesn't look like anything is going to do damage. but we will see a lot of rain heading for florida in the days ahead. mara, kind of, you know, has been smiling all morning because we're finally looking at low humidity and beautiful weather on the east coast. enjoy today after the last four or five days of heat. >> i was right. you threw florida in there. >> i did throw florida in there. florida and oklahoma, two winners for worst weather. >> thanks, bill. >>> the hatchet wielding hitchhiker in court to face murder charges. and smokers cost employers $6,000 a year. plus, a mathor recall involving ford and lincoln we have to tell you about. [ jen garner ] imagine a makeup that can make your skin grow more beautiful every time you wear it. neutrogena® healthy skin liquid makeup. 98% of w

targeted him from a mexican and cartel and for those that actually a coordinated and sanction that in north texas. and it actually happens but you are right it is in different forms in different ways because of rule of law. >> my comment was we should not be surprised or every case will be settled there as well. i don't want to sound indifferent it is just a reality. is there a distribution in networked where the network would exist? we hate to see it. >> day think the public gore the media specifically fully understand the distribution? >> i know they spent a lot of resources for those that detail the penetration. i have received more reporting but that is one area we have to do much more. of a curious who operates to find out how do they work or function? how you kill an attorney in thank you will get away with that? >> we had a lot of these conversations i am not sure anybody completely under status with the movement of both drugs and the movement of many. what i am asked about but in many respects is the spillover of the election and that capacity of the large amounts of money in that capacit

oklahoma, north texas and the lower midwest which is where that warm, humid air comes up from the gulf of mexico clashing with that cold kenyan air. look at these storms just blossom over the oklahoma city metro area again. numerous tornadoes are on the ground right now. we'll keep you updated. no reports of injuries yet but with several tornadoes on the ground heading toward a metro area we'll keep our eye on that. for us much different weather story calm but warm especially away from the water. that was the view of mount diablo. highs today los gatos you hit 92. sunnyvale 90. san jose 83 so far. san ramon 94 degrees today. hayward 79. alameda 84 degrees. 89 belmont. downtown san francisco 78 degrees today. warmest so far this month. at the airport, though, highs in the upper 60s, low 70s. larkspur 89. calistoga today 92 degrees. those were today's highs. tomorrow, it's going to be even hotter. i'll explain why and how long the toasty stuff is going to last coming up. >> thank you. >>> a tragic story out of houston. four firefighters have been killed battling a massive fire at a motel

looking ahead to tomorrow we have a wide area of potential severe weather extending from central and north texas right through the missouri river valley into the midwest, as far north as michigan and extending as far east it looks like as portions of ohio. >> dubois: david we talked about reports of 47 tornadoes this, we but no fatalities. how do you account for that? >> well, i think we have a number of factors that we need to look at, maurice. the biggest one is we have a better lead time weapon the technology is better. the forecasting is better. the lead time 20 years ago was maybe five minutes on a tornado warping. that's increased to 14 minutes. also we have hundreds of chasers out across the plains observing these storms. that can give firsthand information to forecasters. and finally, part of it is just luck. a lot of these storms are out in rural countryside. they don't affect anyone and occasionally you get something like a moore tornado that does hit a populated area and of course that's where we get the worst damage. >> dubois: okay, david, thank you very much, tonight. in houston, t

. >> yeah, national right to life annual convention is here in north texas.s was scheduled before the dramatic unveiling of this week's a borgdz bill. republicans, we covered yesterday. republicans had enough votes to get this thing passed and they were up against the clock because of the special legislative session in austin ended in midnight. and senator wendy davis spoke 11 hours straight and short time ago rick perry rallied the crowd here in north texas and getting standing ovation when he talked about how he called the law makers back to austin to get this done and vowed to get this past and flat called out those who had a hand in what went down in the state capitol this week. >> i am all about honest and open debate. parlimentary tactics are not anything new. and what we witnessed tuesday was a hijacking of the democratic process. >> we'll bring you back up to speed here again. the bill would ban abortions and require clinics to upgrade and meet hospital- like standards and mandate that doctors carrying out the procedures have the ability to admit pati

one in north texas. they may have some severe weather in southern oklahoma later this afternoon or evening. unfortunately a lower air precept out there. what you see is a spin from andrea heading right into the georgia, florida line headed toward savannah eventually toward charleston. that will bring the rain to our region. west of us we have the area of low pressure and a front that's causing rain now. this is not associated with andrea. you see andrea's tropical rain right down there. that rain will be moving up the west coast. we've only had traces so far but now we have rain moving into the central maryland area. with a batch southwest of us. we will continue to see rain tonight and yes most of the day tomorrow is going to be wet. at 5:00, andrea's update, winds around 63 but it's going to creep into your weekend. it might lose its warm weather source. it's moving west at 17 at 20, 25 miles per hour by the time it gets to our region. so it'll be zipping by. which mean it is rain bands are going to ha

where play in college football two years in a junior college outside of houston and in two years of north texas state university and not good enough to play pro football but good enough to get a free education but like the rock were you an actor no i was not an actor i was probably the hottest thing on two feet back in a day one nash bridges started calling you know debbie debbie up and say hey we'd like to have steve on the show so i did about ten or eleven up so it's nice bridges and i just would go and we were on the road all the time as a great show it was a great show and don johnson was absolutely wonderful best so i was working about three hundred days you're on the road if i'm in the san fran i would shoot out about three to five days and get back on the road so fast forward all these years until i retired to get out of the ring and i stayed unemployed or did nothing for about two or three years kind of finding out what i was going to do next and found out will come up one day and i said you know what you're forty years old you need to be productive you need to go find a job i didn't wa

wind.tructive we subjected two with frame houses to a highly realistic storm has occurred in north texas and in the midwest. although they look the same from the outside, the home on the left was built using a code. he home on the right was built to a higher standard. the winds you are going to see tornadic. were not here is a short video of that test. you can see just how quickly and how completely the home on the left was destroyed. as you think about the loss of life and property had this been a real event with people inside the home, you can also understand the importance of research as a complement to communications in order to get people to pay attention, change their attitudes, and demand safer and stronger buildings. it is better to learn this lesson from the test chamber than in places like oklahoma and miami, florida. we believe mitigation leads to a stronger, safer insurance system. with mitigation there is a betterd shift, management of losses in the rare and severe events, more efficient capital deployment, and less stress on residual markets. the property insurance prioriti

looking at several days of very nice weather and storms will be moving to portionings of arkansas and north texashe tornado threat today is much less than what it was yesterday. >> that is good news indeed, mark. thank you much for joining us. appreciate it. >> caller: you're welcome. m >> well, the north cal tea party is the first tea party group to fight against what they describe as tier ran call treatment by the internal revenue service. they said they buried that group in paperwork more than three years as they tried to get ex-sempt status and say the red tape problem was not just on the federal level but the state level as well. joining us now, jenny, a coordinator for the north cal tea party and joining us live. thank you for coming here today. >> thanks for having me. >> this was something you already knew and felt you were already being targeted, to begin with. >> i didn't pick up on it at the very beginning. we filed for our status in march of 2010. we got a letter requesting more information in august of 2010. they wanted 34 additional pieces of information. at that time, my thought wa

justice of the peace and his wife on capital murder charges for shootings targeting prosecutors in north texas. investigators say back in january, eric williams shot and killed an assistant district attorney as the prosecutor was working to -- walking to work in kauffman county, southeast of dallas. they say williams also killed the county's district attorney and his wife at their home two months later. investigators say williams' wife kim took part in both killings, driving or riding in the getaway car. the arrest warrant detailed how all this was apparently part of a revenge plot after a court convicted eric wins for stealing government computer monitors last year. both suspects could face the death penalty if the court finds them guilty of these murders. >>> well, the man who told the rest of us just how much the government is spying on americans now fugitive edward snowden still on the run, but president obama said today he doesn't plan to scramble any jets to catch him. meanwhile a new report details how the feds had permission to track vast amounts of our internet and email data for near

but it's one of those things with the weather out here in oklahoma, and the texas pan handle, north texasorms develop quick, hit hard and take precautions and get out of the way as soon as you can. >> the people in oklahoma have been through a lot in the last couple of weeks. we to want stress this is a developing situation. the latest numbers, 71 people injured in the storms. do you have a sense how well local hospitals and medical personnel are coping? >> at this point, i don't have that insight. as i get closer to oklahoma city and start talking to people,ly be able to give you some insight on that. i do know that from information we have been able to confirm, from information that we are hearing through our affiliates, there are reports of water rescues in oklahoma city. it took on a lot of water from the storm, inches of water, standing water in the city. we're going into that area now. right now the roads are -- have dried from all of the rain. but, again, we understand that as we get closer, the drive in will be more difficult. you've got power lines down, that's something we're wa

. >> he and adn friend drove to ts north texas shooting range with a 25-year-old fellow vet kyle offeredthat was struggling and needed some help. he was going to go down and spend some time in the car letting him talk a little bit, spend a short amount of time shooting, spend time on the way back and give him resources hopefully and places to turn to. >> police say when the man arrived at the range, the vet turned his gun on chris kyle and chad littlefield killing them both. his family said he suffered from ptsd. taya kyle thinks there's deeper issues kyle wasn't told of. >> if this was a simple case of a veteran having ptsd, that wouldn't be the issue p this is a case of chris not having all the information about somebody who had more to his story. >> the death of chris kyle stunned not only his family and former s.e.a.l. teammates but americans who never met him. thousands turned out at cowboy stadium in dallas to honor him. >> at the time of his death chris kyle was working on a new book called "american gun" looking at ten guns and their role in history. taya finished it on chris's b

texas reserves. the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. price: mr. chairman, i am pleased to yield three minutes to the distinguished ranking member of the full committee, mrs. lowey. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman -- the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized for three minutes. mrs. lowey: thank you, mr. chairman. d i want to share the very gracious remarks on the part of the chair of the full committee , the chair of the subcommittee, the outstanding ranking member and all the staff, for the important work you did on this bill. over the past year we have experienced the devastation of hurricane sandy, heartbreak in moore, oklahoma, tragic acts of terror in boston, disasters, natural or manmade, pose risks to our communities which must be matched with the resources of the federal government and in particular the department of homeland security. the bill before us, which is approximately $35 million below the administration's request, does a good job yet inadequately funds other programs such aspirational accounts, which face cuts so severe th

some research and states in 2012 that had the fastest economic growth in the country were north dakota, and texas% in state g.d.p. in 2012. some of that is oil and gas but more diversed economy than north dakota's. is this red state, blue stated argument that perry is making is something going to have real legs? >> oh, yeah, because what he is talking about is real. he isn't just running ads. texans come into the states and they talk to business owners, large corporate scoef789 and if they go down to texas -- ceos and they will find an environment, whether the governor or comptroller's office, if you have a problem they will say let's work it out and try to help you succeed rather than as in new york you've got an attorney general whose job seems to be routinely high pressure and sue and hammer and sue businesses in new york. it's a completely different environment. it's not to say they don't have regulation in texas. these businesses will say we have to comply, but not an adversarial relationship. >> paul: jerry brown teamed so resent this quite a bit. they had a big flap about that. new york go

, basically the plan from what i understand is they want to ship her body down to university of north texasth, texas, who is part of the namas initiative. part of the federal government for unidentified dead. trying to identify this child. >> take me back to the very beginning. here's this little girl found with just, what, a t-shirt, decapitated. >> she had a yellow v-neck sweater. >> you remember it that well. how -- how -- how invest the in this case have you been over years? >> well, we -- you know, we tried to stay -- we do stay interested. we tried and had the fbi involved with their vicap program and we used to send out teletypes every year on the anniversary of her death to see if any department had a similar crime. this was sent throughout the united states. >> hopefully, detective, they will be able to identify her with this new technology and, thus, track down the person who did this to her. joe burgoon in texas. thanks so much. >> you're welcome. >>> day two of testimony from the man, the executioner. he's describing specific details of murders he says alleged mob boss whitey bu

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texas and north carolina are already moving to enact voter i.d. legislation in response to the ruling. so now it's up to congress, yeah, congress, to review and revise section 4's coverage formula to determine which states qualify today for federal oversight of their voting laws. but let's be clear. the consequences of the supreme court's decision was not to empower congress at all. in fact, whether the outcome of these cases has inspired celebration, mourning, or a bittersweet combination of the two, we can all agree on a single, most consistent theme communicated by the court this week. that the biggest loser in all of these cases was the federal government. a loss lamented by justice ruth bader ginsburg in her dissenting opinion for the minority in shelby county v. holder. where she wrote, "the question this case presents is who decides whether section 5 remains justifiable. this court or a congress charged with the obligation to enforce the post-civil war amendments by appropriate legislation." with overwhelming support in both houses, congres

you look at texas, louisiana, north dakota, up to the central corridor, you see high single digits anddigits growth inside the united states. who would have thought we would have so much prosperity at home. >> what is the methodology you're looking at, unemployment, commodities? what's the methodology behind this. >> every 50 or 60 years the map changes in terms of where the economic prosperity is and look at the manufacturing economy, the result best and the housing economy it was the sun belt. right now you're getting into a different type of economy that's going to be fueled by no pun intended by cheap energy. the average debt per capita in california is twice that of the average debt per capita in texas, not only that, but the unemployment rate in texas is dr dramatically lower. they are spending faster. it shouldn't be a surprise in the central corridor the rate of spending growth is growing 30% faster than that of the coast. >> whitney's thought locally before on 60 minutes she predicted defaults of local governments totalling hundreds of billions of dollars. it sparked fear in t

and the states in 2012 that had the fastest economic growth of their country where -- north dakota, oil and gas. texasat is aisle and gas. it is more a diversified economy than north dakota's. is this red state/blue state model argument that pair write is making, is that something that you think is going to have real legs? >> oh, yeah. i think it has legs because what he is talking about is real. they talked to business owners. large corporate ceos and business owners. if they go to texas i looked into this some. what they will find is not this environment that you described but public officials, whether it is the governor, the attorney general, comptroller's office, if you have a problem it will say let's work it out and try to help you succeed rather as in new york, attorney general's, job who seems to be hire and sue -- hammer and sue businesses. it is a completely different environment. it is not saying that they don't have regulation in texas. we have to comply but not an adversarial relationship as it is in the blue states. >> jerry brown, governor of california, seemed to resent this. took the

worth and north texas. and what we don't need in north georgia, but we never really complain about the rain because some summers we can't buy a drop. more rain and thunder coming into the atlanta metro area for the morning rush hour here. things will begin to dry up after today, but we've had upwards of 6 to 8 inches of rain and we had all that severe weather last week, and it was just not great around here with all the wind damage on thursday. severe weather today up there in your neck of the woods, around new york city, philadelphia, the d.c. area. could be some gusty thunderstorms. that will impact air travel also across parts of the midwest, along i-70 and out through the high plains, primarily east of denver, down towards amarillo. in this area, we have a chance of a tornado or two. in the northeast, it's mostly a wind and hail threat. so, here's that forecast map for today. there's that storm heading towards the big apple. cold front slicing back. beautiful weather coming into the upper midwest. once w

you look at texas, louisiana, north dakota, all the way up to the central corridor, you see high single digits and double-digits growth inside of the united states. who would have thought we'd have so much prosperity, so much opportunity at home. >> so what is the methodology that you're looking at? is it unemployment? is it commodities? what really is the methodology behind this? >> every 50, 60 years or so, the map of the u.s. changes in terms of where the economic prosperity. you look at the manufacturing economy with the rust belt. you look at the housing economy with the sunbelt. and right now you're getting into a different type of economy that is really going to be fueled by, no pun intended, by cheap energy. the average debt per capita in california is twice that of the average debt per capita in texas. not only that, but the unemployment rate in texas is dramatically lower than that in california. they're employed. they have more money and less indebted so they're spending faster. so it shouldn't be surprise that in this central corridor, the rate of spending growth is growing

and at a meeting at a local diner in north richland hills, texas, which is being secretly videotaped by the police from an joining parking lot, he unknowingly hires an undercover are sergeant. >> he lost a judgment in family court, that he would have to pay money to his ex-wife. he was going through a custody battle with his kids and he didn't want to pay the money, didn't want to go through this. >> it's my ex-wife. he beats her with a paddle. my kids, he brought in a 14 and 11 yl. the 14-year-old boy keeps pulling a knife on my kids that are 8 and 9. >> so the first meeting was basically very simple. you have the informant hook up a meeting with lee and me. >> i don't know how much money you got. but like i said, i owe don the favor. but i can't do it for free. there is no way. >> wait. did lee just offer a grand total of $50 for the contract murder of his ex-wife? >> don said 50 bucks. >> i'm kind of, you know, 50 bucks is kind of cheap. you know, i mean, i'll break her leg for $50, but i ain't going to do that for $50. can you come up with $500? >> i just got back to work two wee

storms making their way into arkansas, heavy thunderstorms just to the south -- i should say north of waco texas. a lot of lightning in these things. a risk of strong storms from lubbock all the way up. large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes. as you can see we'll have the storms firing up all day into tonight and on into early tomorrow. rainfall amounts are going to equal anywhere from 3 to 5 inches of rain from birmingham >> the sun is starting to break out. high temperatures between 84 and >>> and that's your latest weather. >> thanks. still to come, the big news that had everybody racing to fwogoog still to come, the big news that hwhen we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover, and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i've been with bp for 24 years. i was part of the team that helped deliver on our commitments to the gulf - and i can tell you, safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge safety equipment and technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring cente

or are you these republican state officials in alabama, in mississippi, in north carolina, in texas, rushing ahead today with the laws that were too racist for the voting rights act to allow, but that now can be forced through because the voting rights act is dead? dead unless republicans in congress agree that it should be saved. which republican party are you? in a blistering, long, incredulous descent from the court's ruling today, ruth bader ginsburg said the court dramatically overreached. he said, "hubris is a fit word for today's demolition of the voting rights act." john lewis put it in terms just as stark. he said "the supreme court put a dagger in the heart of the voting rights act." the thing about this dagger in the heart, though, is that the patient with the dagger in the heart is still alive. and the doctor standing over the body thinking about what to do next turns out is a republican. the voting rights act did not have section 5 struck down. preclearance still exists theoretically. the voting rights act can be saved right away if congress decides to save it. the democ

starting in virginia, then going down to north carolina, florida, texas, mississippi. several of those states have pending or just enacted laws that would suppress the votes of people of color. and the justice department either had objected or was in the process of reviewing those laws. and now as you indicated, texas has announced that it is going to put its law in effect immediately. i think mississippi has also made an announcement that its voters suppressing voter i.d. laws going to be put into effect immediately. and virginia has a law that had not been submitted and now will not have to be submitted but will go into effect. >> they were, if i'm not mistaken, they were waiting in virginia for this decision before they move forward. >> that's exactly right. that's why they were able to move so quickly. >> so yesterday, the folks trying to obstruct are getting right to it. but then leader pelosi yesterday held a meeting. james clyburn, congressman from south carolina, will lead the effort on the house side and we had of course, john lewis. we'll take a listen real q

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i commend forest hill elected officials who worked tirelessly to bring such a park to the north texas community. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlelady from indiana seek recognition? the gentlelady is the gentlelady from indiana is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to highlight the terrible consequences obamacare is having on working families. in my district, zionsville community school corporation, was forced to cut hours for substitute teachers, instructal adisance and other staff because of the employer mandate. mrs. brooks : one of the administrator who just cut coaches, aids, and assistants asked did they really think about the seventh and eighth grade basketball coach or substitute teacher or part-time instructional aid when they wrote this law? schools shouldn't be forced to cut back on services for kids because washington is too stubborn to roll back a failed initiative. while 12 million americans are still looking for a job, schools are cutting hours and consequently p

in 2009, on the second task force, i visited installations in iraq, kuwait, italy, alaska am a texas, north carolina, and other odds and until u.s. installations to assess the response to sexual assaults. the task force differs in a report to congress that made recommendations on how the military can improve services to victims of sexual assault in the armed services. i'm asked asked to talk to you in regards to my experience, for my 30 years of experience, including that time on a task force. based on my experience, there are five important things that victims need. it is pretty simple, and i think it serves to inform everything that we do. number one, they want to be believed. secondly, they want to know that they have a right to privacy and it will be upheld. third, to have access to safe and confidential services. and they want to be treated with care and respect. also, the last thing, is to know that the offender will be held accountable. if we just let those five things direct what we do, it will make everything easier. sexual violence can seem overwhelming, but when we take action to

right now so many states we see it -- mississippi, wisconsin, texas, north dakota, arkansas -- have become states of misogyny, of bigotry. these are states which need investment, which need economic help. a state like arkansas is going to take an unconstitutional measure and fight it through the courts? i mean wasting resources that could be invested in women's health? children's health? education? it's feeding red meat to a restive base which sees that they're losing on other fronts, on same-sex marriage, on demography. there is a very tough battle to be fought here but with planned parenthood, cecile -- no, and i think the majority -- don't forget, roe v. wade is supported by 70% of americans. >> governor, it bears mentioning that trent franks, as maligned as he was in certain corners of the media and the world and the nation, is fund-raising off of this. he has a fund-raising e-mail that says planned parenthood and the taxpayer funded abortion lobby is attacking me for one reason -- i'm 100% unapologetically pro life and i won't back down. >> they can raise money, but we saw in the last

not just florida, virginia and north carolina, but also georgia and texas. those five states, there are 111 electoral votes. so, have we arrived at another critical turning point in history? one that marks the end of the democratic party's retreat in the south and one that could usher in a new era when being called a liberal and when doing liberal things won't mean automatic political death for candidates in the south. we'll talk about it next. nses w, he can focus on his recovery. he doesn't have to worry so much about his mortgage, groceries, or even gas bills. kick! kick... feel it! feel it! feel it! nice work! ♪ you got it! you got it! yes! aflac's gonna help take care of his expenses. and us...we're gonna get him back in fighting shape. ♪ [ male announcer ] see what's happening behind the scenes at aflac.com. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can help make this a great block party. ♪ [ male announcer ] advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflamm

melissa: meanwhile the other states sitting in the cbird seat at this point, we know about texas and northota especially. north dakota taking advantage of its natural resources right now. they c't even fill all the jobs they have. i was surprised by some states making economic comebacks, indiana, tennessee, louisna. what are they doing right? indiana is one of my favorite states, former governor mitch daniels di so many things right. one thing he did a public/private partnership you're familiar with, indiana to role raised $4 billion. insisted that go down debt and build infrastructure to create jobs. melissa: what an idea. >> there is critical resistance to selling assets or releasing assets. if you or i are in trouble we have a barrage sal right? we do what we could, not necessary what we sould. melissa: you don'tet anoer credit card and. you sell something to pay down your debt. >> exactly right. he made terrific structural anges. indian has t growth to show for it. attracted jobs. famously admit it i'm fiscally attractive, indiana. that was their advertisement. louisiana, horribly hit

commissioned through the officer training corps out of north texas state university in denton. him is the director the army national guard, commissioned in 1972 as a distinguished graduates from officer candidate school from what was then called the north carolina military academy in fort bragg. i do not know if it is still in existence by that name, but we are still turning out a lot of fine soldiers there. he is now the director of the army national guard. he is responsible for guiding the formulation and development of the programs and policies for the 350,000 national guard the general described. to his left is the director of the air national guard. he has responsibility for only over 100,000 air guardsmen across some 230 locations are around the country and around the world. the commission in 1981 as a graduate in the reserve officer training program. he had a much easier assignment as defense attache. i think that was in turkey. nobody gets the easy ones you're like -- actually, i don't know where there are any easy once anymore, now that i think about it. to the general

." >> you look as texas, louisiana, north dakota, all the way up and down the central corridor, highth inside of the united states. >> and it's widespread. 49 states improved their economies last year. the rate of growth, up 56%. far and away the fastest growing state is north dakota where gdp jumped more than 13% last year. >> even bigger than china's growth rate of 8%. >> you know, it has been oil and gas there. >> the lone state that shrank, connecticut. governor milloy blames the debt crisis in europe, an economic trade partner but economic growth is one of only 50 metrics in the study. we look at costs, workforce and quality of life. only states that put it all together can be america's top states for business. scott cohn, cnbc business news. >>> find more of topstates.cnbc.com. >>> all right, sue. we'll see you when he get back here later today. >> you got it. >> what a week it's been. that does it for this edition of "power lunch." >> "street signs," they are down here as well. begins right now. have a great afternoon. happy friday and welcome to the show, everybody. i think w

north korean spy. which is about the worst thing for a south korean because it's reputations in texas. but of course the thing about talking to north koreans you're really not allowed to you know if you go on tours they're very closely supervised you speak to who you're allowed to speak to. and of course if you talk to north korean defectors how can you be sure you know exactly what's being said there's just this complete lack of information about north korea and north korean people and what they really really think. and talk about the threats that you've received because you just mentioned that you know this guy was accused of being a spy but you've actually gone through a pretty hellish couple of years and making. something really really strange i mean i had really careful talks with everyone involved in the film when there were only eight of us but you know i think really carefully about you know the risks. seem kind of grandiose and paranoid to think about you know what could happen from making this film if there would be an international incident and we spoke about these things rea

texas and north carolina moving forward with voter i.d. laws.hat had passed one but hadn't moved it really because they were waiting for this decision. again, i think there will be a profound impact on this and i think there's a double-edged sword obviously for the republican party in this. they control the state legislatures in all of the states that were -- that had to do preclearance but they've got to be careful that they don't overreach in trying to curtail the sort of early voting time periods or voter i.d. because as their coalition got wider in 2012, the electorate got less white, more diverse. their coalition got less diverse. they've got to be careful here. >> the ruling was 5-4. joining us now from the supreme court nbc news justice correspondent pete williams. pete? >> good morning. >> go ahead. >> okay. well, yes, and the court's conservatives really sent a warning four years ago they were going to do this. so this decision should come as no surprise. four years ago, they had the same challenge to the law. they came right up to the

striking down a key section of the voting rights acts has approached new moves in texas, alabama, mississippi and northolina, declaring that race and voting have drastically changed, making federal oversight in some southern states unnecessary. but president obama and other critics have branded that a singing ooh stinging setback for voting rights, saying it would lead to voter suppression for millions. the attorney general from the lone star state is here, where voter i.d. will be implemented. thank you for joining us this morning. >> great to be with you. >> eric: when the ruling came down, you announced you would start voter i.d., obviously, lobe star state voters would now need it? >> right. part of the backdrop of the supreme court decision, striking down the pre-clearance part of the voting right act, we in texas had passed a voter i.d. law the department of justice was want allowing us to implement, even though it's been pre-approved by the supreme court in another state. so it showed the way the pre-clearance process was being used was discriminatory against some states, not being allowed to us

. >> we're seeing work move into texas where we put up the factory and north carolina, south carolina, these places the governments are aggressive at improving regulation so it's pro-business and keeping taxes down and working to stimulate jobs. >> it will probably take years for this story to play out for us to see if tech really can bring american manufacturing jobs back long-term but this initial chapter is key. if names as big as apple and google can't succeed at this, chances are the others won't be about to, either. >> i'm jon fortt. >>> coming up, how big american companies are taking advantage of a biggurbanization but first look at the best performing stocks of the week. >>> violent protests continue to rock the streets of brazil'scit. they rallied the government for raising services and some cancelled the transit fair hikes. more unrest expected tonight in other major cities. >>> two u.s. senators say a chinese company's purchase of smith field foods is quote difficult to square, but the chinese's government's restrictions on i'm porpts of meat. u.s. farmers and ranchers sho