kevin: right here on "this old house." and also, on "ask this old house"... roger: what i want to do today is install a drip irrigation system. it will put the water down into the root system with no runoff. and i'll show you how to use this heat pump with your existing electric water heater to save a lot of money. and this piece of blue plastic has a sharp angle on it. what is it?

kevin: next on "the this old house hour"... m: we're going to add some exterior trim detail to our new addition. and norm will catch up with an old friend in one of boston's most historic neighborhoods. you've come a long way since being an apprentice in high school. sure have. it's been great. tom: it looks pretty bad right here. kevin: are you kidding me? norm: is this place really worth saving? richard: we can do better than this. tom: nice and easy, everybody together. richard: it's state-of-the-art. norm: perfectly square. roger: all in all, a good day's work. kevin: right here on "this old house." and also, on "ask this old house"... the bottom of this hundred-year-old porch post was completely rotted, but i got a way to fix it. today we're working in new orleans, a city like no other. we have a humidity problem and it's not when you'd expect it. and it's a red plastic sheet in a circle. what is it?

kevin: and also, on "ask this old house"... man: we bought the house four years ago, put in a brand-new air-conditioning system, and it hasn't worked right since. the coil in your air-conditioner is supposed to be cold, but not this cold. i'll show you what's causing this system to freeze up

democrats never mentioned that they controlled old houses of congress and that is president obama's first two years and still in past immigration on. oh, the lost opportunities. and glenn said in a copy of my new look, e-mail me and follow me on twitter. go to our facebook page and links to everything found that loudobbs.com. that is it for us tonight and we thank you for being here. please join us tomorrow. good night from new york

i'm speaking to you from the old house chamber, the same room where abraham lincoln once served as a member of congress. and i'm just steps from where house republicans are working to build a stronger economy and a better future. this is certainly a long way from jefferson, louisiana -- a town on the banks of the mississippi where my wife jennifer and i are raising our two young children. i'd like to talk to you today about something near and dear to me, and that's hard work. only in america, can a boy born in a single-room cabin in rural kentucky work hard and become the 16th president of the united states. and only in america, can the great-grandson of an italian immigrant who came to the united states as an indentured servant, work hard and be elected by his colleagues to serve as the majority whip of the house of representatives. because of my great-grandparents' sacrifices, i was born into a middle-class family in new orleans.

>> "bbc world news" was presented byer today on "this old house," we'll take a closer look at superplastic see how it's changed the game of plumbing. richard: and that will never leak. we'll see tom give a facelift to an old doorjamb. and norm will get a sneak peek at a stunning restoration. welcome to the gaslight era. tom: it looks pretty bad right here. kevin: are you kidding me? norm: is this place really worth saving? richard: we can do better than this. roger: time to get to work. tom: nice and easy, everybody together. roger: the right plant in the right place. richard: it's state-of-the-art. norm: perfectly square. roger: all in all, a good day's work. kevin: and also on "ask this old house"... what do you do if you have a big box spring and you can't get it up a narrow stair? man: nah, this corner is blocking it. it's hitting the trim. i think we're going to have to do something drastic.

kevin: right here on "this old house." and also, on "ask this old house"... in the winter, the air in this south carolina home is very dry, so today i'm going to install a humidifier to make the whole house more comfortable. i'm headed to indianapolis to make one house a little safer. this thing is black and yellow and it lights up. what is it?

kevin: today on ask this old house... this shower valve has a mind of its own, so i'm going to change it. you can use your lawnmower to take care of your lawn, but how do you take care of your lawnmower? there's a big ugly hole in this wall, but when i'm done with it, you'll never know it was there. now, this is a pretty irregular hole, so it's going to be a pain in the neck for me to cut a piece of wood and slip it in the hole and make it fit nice and tight. so instead of cutting the patch to fit the hole, i want to cut the hole to fit the patch. and, this slides back and forth, has a rubber tip. what is it? kevin: that's next on ask this old house. any color. no, really. any color. and then... let's make it happen.

. >> reporter: the container complex replaces a 100-year-old house that had fallen in disrepair. matthew grace lived in and for six years owned the old property. >> we came to the point where we needed major repairs and after the winter had a couple of pipes burst. >> reporter: his fiance kelly davees is the project architect. they met in school and intend to get this project finished before their wedding and without straining their relationship. >> we are getting married in september. come hell or high water we are getting this done before we go away. >> reporter: tom sherwood news 4. >>> long time brooklyn residents aren't so happy about all of the neighborhood changes including the shipping containers. we will hear from them coming up at 6:00 tonight. >>> hundreds of new jobs are coming to arlington. the company is called ceb and will move into two new buildings at 1201 wilson boulevard. it has about 1,400 employees but it will be adding 800 more when it opens. tt move happens in 20 >>> well, if you are planning to buy plane tickets anytime soon get ready to shell out more cas

and bill sat down in a chair -- this is an old house, right? bill sat down in this antique chair, and the first lady, christy vilsack, came over and said, bill, do you know whose chair you're sitting in? that's f.m. hubbel estuary. i happened to be talking to him, and it seemed to me the perfect statement, right? it was the 19th, 20th century businessman tipping his hat to the 20th, 31st century -- 21st century man. bill knapp he's had a huge impact on des moines in several ways. first of all, bill knapp -- probably better than anyone, better than anyone i've heard of -- can envision a piece of land and imagine what its future can be. with that he also seems to have this amazing sense obviously where development is moving, which direction the city is moving. so over the last 40 years, bill has been buying land on the periphery of the city, and as development moves that way, he develops that land or sells it and makes a lot of money. he's been very significant on the periphery of the city in doing that since the 1960s. he became very interested

and using it to our advantage and a mass production. >> the container complex replaces a 100-year-old house that had fallen into disrepair. matthew grace, a 2005 graduate lived in and for six years owned the old property. >> it came to a point where we needed major repairs after this winter. pipes burst and other things so either over haulr do something different. >> his fiancÉ, fellow grad kathy davies is a architect. they met in school and intend to get this project finished before their wedding and without straining their relationship. >> come hell ore high water we are getting this done before we go away. >>> police can no longer arrest you in d.c. for having small amounts of marijuana. the decriminalization of an ounce or less went into effect this week and while you can't be ar arrested, you will get a ticket and yes you will have to pay $25. police have printed up small cards with the dos and don'ts of the new law. the main thing they want you to know is that marijuana is still illegal. >> you can be arrested if you smoke it in public, consume marijuana, have more than an ounce of ma

. >> now that i live in her old house, it haunts me. my memories come back. ain smells bring back memories. my son sleeps in her old bedroom, and there is a sticker on her window that she and i had stuck there when we were little girls. >> some people think it ought to be over. it's never over. i went through awful days leading up to when mandy's graduation would have been. for years prior, i couldn't go to graduations. i -- then several years after that, when girls that would have been mandy's age were being married, were getting married, i couldn't go to those. it's a whole life long. she's not here. she's missing this time of her life. >> six years later, alaska supreme court overturns smithart's conviction because some evidence the defense team had planned to introduce had been denied. had planned to introduce had been denied. smithart died of lung cancer in alaska prison while awaiting a retrial. c>>> for six years a serial killer prowled the streets of new york city hunting his victims. he promised to kill 12 people, one for each astrological sign. and h

this is a weekend, a stormy weekend in october, with rain lashing at the window seal in a creaky old house in the middle of nowhere in a desolate place, iceland. and said to be haunted. neighbors call it the haunted or ghost house rather than the house. and if the hofty was haunted they said ghost were most welcome. so over the weekend, the most amazing things happened. and they happened to two characters. mikhail gorbachev and ronald reagan who are among the most interesting and intriguing characters of the 21st century. and beside the setting, story line, the emotions, the ins and out and besides the two characters who are fabulous is the consequences. 48 hours that ended the cold war. >> host: we will get to reykjavik in a second and i would love to let people hear the stories. but this is a memoir of this summit and the end game of the cold war. when you were working at the reagan whitehouse and at the reykjavik summit in a prominent role, did you believe or anticipate you would want to write a book? did you keep a diary? were you able to consult any notes from that time? >> guest: no.

he said that god wanted natalie to marry another church member, a 21-year-old house painter, matthewirabal. >> he had this epiphany from god, and this is what it was supposed to be. troy hancock saw these two youngsters married, and that's how they came to be a couple. >> not surprisingly, natalie's family was appalled. >> i knew that it wasn't the church anymore. i knew that it was a cult when they started controlling and monitoring the people. >> over the objections of her family, natalie married matthew, and they had a baby daughter, micayla. by all accounts, natalie was happier than she had ever been. >> she had the room fully decorated. she had the crib. she had the whole bedroom set for the baby. she was just, you know -- she had already started making outfits. she loved to sew. >> i was seeing the life in her, that energy. now i can just see her jumping and just having fun. and she was coming back, little by little. >> late one saturday night in 1999, matthew mirabal called police to report his wife missing. he said natalie went to the grocery store while he stayed home with t

want to add an island to the kitchen or change the bathroom tiles, kevin o'connor host of "this old houseu have two shows? >> i have two shows. just one for you guys? >> oh, no. >> awkward. >> awkward. >> sorry. no, no. >> so how do you make an island? >> everyone loves an island. great surface area up here for prep. great storage underneath. maybe you don't have an island and want a cheap upgrade. we have an old dresser. found, right? salvage yard and on top of it butcher block. >> how do you secure it? >> pull out the drawer. imagine the top is this. drill a hole through it bigger than your screw and then screw a washer through there so you're going up into the bottom side and then a walk around the perimeter. >> we love it when you say that. >> you could put casters on it. might raise it up tall. hoda height. >> yeah. >> 80 bucks for the butcher block. instant island. >> very smart. >> so imagine you have a bathroom, the tile looks in good shape but it's a bad color. >> yeah, yeah. >> green. i don't know when that works. black, when was that good? >> coming back. there you have it. >>

while it has seen better days 250 year-old house sits on a lot that once belonged to william penn. darby boro historical society has to raise $75,000 to save that structure. >> it is a very, very solid house. it has been neglect for a long period of time but we think it can have a new life. >> reporter: some say that building is a has air. it has been abandoned for more than 20 years. >>> the very first wawa store that opened up 50 years ago will soon close. store number one opened for business in 1964, in follow come delaware county. the company says it is opening a new state of the art store nearby on kenren avenue. wawa says relocation of store number one won't take place, until the spring of 2016. >>> emotional reaction to that, on social media day, people will miss that original wawa. >> absolutely. >> nice day to be outside, out and about. >> great day to be outside, not much heat, not much humidity, a perfect ten, a few extra clouds but that is okay, we don't mind them now and again. we are looking at sunshine for tomorrow but that humidity will creep up and we will feel imp

anniversary of his leaving the white house and it was published wants twenty volumes we bought an old house in vermont and there they were and i spent two years reading it's amazing what a great tree just specially for you and you broke down how the revolution ended the first gilded age how did individual states respond to the second gilded age during the industrial revolution the second gilded age happened after the american civil war and it you we saw the rise in large part because lincoln had thrown what in today's money would be probably hundreds of billions to a trillion dollars into five or six large railroad companies to get war materials around for the civil war and the consequence of this was that these guys got really really powerful and and then along with that you know the steel barons in the coal barons and the oil barons and everybody else and they were screwing workers it was a terrible time they were killing people they were strike strike breaking and the beginning of the progressive and populist movements was happening but really during that era american politics was so cor

they gathered today at the betsy ross house in old city to become our nation's newest citizens.ges eight to 14 years old, these young americans came from countries that include the united kingdom, myanmar and cambodia. so congratulations to them. >>> and another group of now us citizens had their swearing in today at the white house. president obama welcome the active military servicemen and women and their spouses as citizens of the country. that they risked their lives to protect. the president thanked them for their service saying it takes more than just a birthplace to make someone an american. >> even though we haven't always

. >> reporter: the container complex replaces a 100-year-old house that had fallen into disrepair.atthew grace, a 2005 graduate lived in and owned the old property. >> we came to a point where we needed major repairs after this winter and had a couple of pipes burst so either overhaul it or do something different. >> reporter: his fiance is the project architect. they met in school and intend to get this project finished before their wedding and without straining their relationship. >> we are getting married in september and come hell or high water we are getting this done before we go away. >> reporter: tom sherwood news 4. >>> if you are planning to buy a plane ticket get ready to spend more money. prices are going up because the transportation security fee have doubled. the so-called september 11 security fee was $2.50 for each leg of the trip. now you pay a flat $5.60 for all flights and connections longer than four hours will count as a separate flight. the money will be used to reduce the federal deficit and offset security costs. >>> a hot air balloon into power lines. we'll

in this leader's race one faction lined up behind barkley, the other behind his old house colleague, the more conservive pat harrison of mississippi. roosevelt preferred barkley over harrison because barkley was more supportive of the new deal policies. in fact the day after robinson's death, roosevelt sent barkley a letter that began my dear alben. in the letter roosevelt refered to barkley correctly but cheekily as the acting majority leader. f.d.r. also dispatched aids to exert pressure on senators to vote for barkley. one week after robinson's death, all 75 democrats, one of them was an independent, all 75 democrats in addition to barkley met in the caucus to vote. they voted by dropping their ballots in an old panama hat of virginia senator carter glass. this prompted a equip about trying to ensure the secret ballot by using a glass hat. senator barkley won by one vote. 37 to 36. t he lost much more with his colleagues. because many senators took offense at the president's influence in barkley's election. and barkley finally paid something of a price for it. his colleagues grant

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living in these big old houses, buying a car. people that buy the houses, they're like, oh, you're the guy that was on tv or are those tattooed, or what's wrong with your eyes, are those contacts? oh, that's awesome. >> but he would discover for an ex-con, success can be tenuous. his fortunes turned south when he picked up side work as a tattoo artist. >> one dude, he owed me money for tattooing, and he found an easy way that he wouldn't have to pay me. he tried to set me up to make it look like i was a heroin dealer, and he didn't know me by my real name or my nickname. all he knew is i was the guy with the red eyes. >> boltjes' eyes made it easy for authorities to identify him. he was picked up while still on parole and was sent to jail. the case against him was eventually dropped and the charges dismissed, but the damage had been done. >> sitting in jail for eight months caused me to lose my job, lose my car, lose the house i was staying in, caused me to lose everything. i got back out and had nothing. i worked so hard and trie

rebuild our old houses, have of heavys instead traffic on highways.estment in her noble energy, etc.. -- investment in renewable energy, etc. need to reconsider away to grow. within the classic way of measuring the success of the country by good economic growth is useless when it comes to climate. we have to take into account we use resources that has certain limits and that we are destroying the climate. for example, we also favor shorter working hours. easier tot is a lot achieve a solution of the climate issue if we have a more equal society. it is about distribution of limited assets, globally and in sweden. >> how to shortening the work to achieve that? instead of increasing productivity for higher salaries, we use it for more spare time, more time for families from a more time for culture, more time for gender equality. >> right now what is happening in the palestinian occupied territories, israel is escalating. can you talk about the left party's position on israel and palestine? >> we have a long tradition of supporting the palestinian indepen

the 15-year-old under house arrest for throwing rocks not speaking out. >> no child palestinian or israeli, deserves to die. >>> breaking overnight, a brazen bank robbery. >> stop and get the hostage. >> reporter: and a high-speed chase ending in a hail of gunfire. >> she was just, you know, abinnocent bystander going to pull out money. >> reporter: in the end three people are dead and now there are over who shot one of the hostages. >>> so we're flying from boston to chicago and it's one of the bumpiest flights i've been on, ever. >> reporter: bumpy ride. >> every flight i get on gets choppier and choppier. >> reporter: how climate change is making the friendly skies not so friendly. >>> and -- >> that's one small step for man -- >> reporter: landing on the moon. >> reporter: one one giant leap for mankind. >> reporter: 45 years ago. let's talk, live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> good morning, i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. israel and hamas appear on the brink of war this morning, despite another attempt at a cease-fire, one that lasted just a few hours. these are the

he dragged the 92-year-old man out of the house and then went back into the home. by then it was engulfed in flames and managed to rescue the elderly woman as well. >> i can't leave nobody behind. but at the same time i was panicking, on my adrenaline rush. i got to do what i've got to do. >> kept his cool there. investigators say the cause of the fire is under investigation, but they suspect it was sparked by an old free-standing hair dryer. the house is considered a complete loss. >>> firefighters rescue a dog from a burning building in the north bay. vallejo firefighters found the second floor of this apartment complex covered in smoke yesterday. it took them 30 minutes to knock down the flames. inside, they discovered a dog. >> primary search. we were able to locate a dog. we pulled the dog out. give the animal occasion general and transported him to a local veterinary hospital and seems to be in good condition at this time. >> according to firefighters, malfunctioning dryer may have sparked that fire. >>> one year ago, aseana airline crashed. 187 people were h

one of the few things in the hobby nobody knew existed this was found this past year in 150-year-old houseo other game-used bats of teammates of babe ruth in the 1916 era. the bat sat there for 97 years untouched. the owners did not even know it was there we expect this bat. we were able to research louisville slugger records and verify this is a game used babe ruth bat. adam: how much did it weigh? no cork right? >> no cork. it is 35 and 7/8 inches long and 40.5 ounces which is pretty big for pitcher in 1916. remember this is the dead ball era. we expect well quarter excess of quarter million perhaps, 500,000. one. two earliest known babe ruth bats in existence. cheryl: what do you make of this? this is fascinating to me. a-rod, derek jeter, other people, we celebrate somebody like babe ruth? why do you think people are so fascinated and bidding so substantially on these items right now? >> well, babe ruth is an american hero. he is american legend. what he did with the game was incredible. he was such a great person. he signed autographs for everybody. he cared about kids. visited people

her foster father said he took the 5-year-old in the house and forgot the baby. police took him into custody today. the incident came the same day the federal department of transportation launch aid public service campaign called where's baby. look before you lock. trying to prev whaent seemingly is becoming all too familiar. records indicate this was 18th hot car related death so far this year. 45 children died in unattended vehicles last year. >>> one of the three major credit bureaus that's supposed to keep your personal information safe got conned into selling data on millions of americans and that got passed on to identity thieves worldwide. sxeeron was not aware until the secret service notified them. experion is the very credit agency where target directed customers victimized in their hack. the company say this hole was patched beforehand. >>> well beautiful summer night out. there hope you got to enjoy it. >> jourjs out. there things will change as we head through the weekend. not nearly as gorgeous but stormtracker 6 live showing that tonight all is cle

old todge. also in the house four year old twin sisters maria and marry he willa. the twin's mother baby setting two young boys. able to get out of the house along with three other children but could not reach the four other kids before she was forced to escape through a second floor window. >> their mom, she tried to rescue all of the kids, but she couldn't, there was a lot of them, and the fire was everywhere. >> officials are not sure what started the fire but say it likely started on the front porch of the home the children were in. it quickly destroyed five homes, damaged three others, displacing more than 40 people. it was a site even firefighters will never forget. >> the members that far station right now are heart broken. they're very heart broken. because we lost four children in this community. >> and there is a memorial here on the corner of 65th and gasner. you can see four little angels representing the lives of the four kids who were lost. now there is memorial is right next to a church, that is accepting donations, for those 40 plus people who have b

houses anymore. but do you remember the old fun houses where you would go into a darkroom and it is at the amusement rk. >> inappropriate. >> they were never fun. >> doesn't sound fun. >> you may not be as old as me, but in the 70s they had every carnival had a fun house. you remember them, andy. you would go in there, boys and girls. there would be not so wholesome things going on in there. >> what? >> what? >> you were lied to. that was not a fun house. >> i didn't do it. >> it was uncle nate's fun house. >> it was in his back shed. >> it was thanksgiving and we would go out back and uncle nate would have a fun house. >> the memories are coming back to me. it is time to take a break. my instant opinion on instant coffee the instant we come back. >>> you thought the united states was the land of instant gratification and convenience? it is all about quantity over quality. well, were you wrong. it is time for another -- coffee achievers like myself may be surprised to learn that instant coffee is not only the most popular, but the fastest growing form of coffee in the world. according to a new story

that is the century-old houses of fixing the gold price. now it is in need of a makeover.dependent administrator could be brought in, and that could mean changes to the benchmark. for more on the changes in pricing, i want to bring in bloomberg industries can hoffman. thanks for joining us. first off, the word fix does not inspire much confidence. when theare over rothschilds set the price in their own banks. >> thanks, olivia. the fix is really a bad name for something in terms of pricing, but what the fix is, it is twice a day, all the big buyers and sellers of gold -- essential banks, producers, big banks who have huge amounts of gold to buy and sell -- get together and try to figure out what the price of gold is. they cannot really go to any exchange around the world because there is not the lucrative. ins is where liquidity lies terms of pricing gold globally. it is really important that you for bringinghanism the buyers and sellers together. it is a 100-year-old process and is in need of updating. >> i hear you saying there is not a lot of acquitted the -- of liquidi

house. at some point the 85-year-old female was sexually assaulted. police confirmed they found a graffiti tag painted on the back of the house. a neighbor who lives behind them told us she found two spray paint canisters in the backyard this morning. supposedly tossed over this fence by the suspects. police took the canisters with them as evidence. neighbors here are very fond of the elderly couple. >> there's not words to describe. no words. i was saddened to hear what happened to her. >> she says these people have no heart. >> obviously our concern is locate i locating. >> a possible laceration to the body caused by the crash. in san jose, le ann menendez. >>> he does not have to pay any damages to the father of oscar grant. he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the shooting. grant's father argued that meserley should have to pay for loss of familiar relationship. grant family says they had a different relationship. >> kind of conversation that he would have with his dad would be the conversations about staying out of trouble, becoming res

to the finish line of the hour the old white house the elite. you don't think the definition of the word patriot has become confusing here in the us than just listen to this story in two thousand and eleven heather brash was named one of esquire magazine american patriots of the year this is a men's magazine that still gives tips on finding the g. spot so it's funny enough that they actually named patriots of the year but the fact that they picked brash is just ridiculous because she's in the process of doing something that definitely raises questions about her patriotism as a player named her a patriot of the year for helping to push through the f.d.a. fifty innovation act the bill makes overseas drug makers pay for inspections helps american drug makers push their pills faster at the approval processes and taps on lots of fees so it's just as much of a bureaucratic question byre as any of our legislation so because apparently it cares about the regulation of meds as much as a cares about pictures of women in underwear as squier pics brash as a

in suri, england, the parking lot of old bear public house. watch the guy in the volkswagen. he says, hey, buddy, interested in building work. driver pulmos over, has a passenger, and when he parks, this dude takes the keys out of the ignition and begins threatening the driver with a knife. remember, this is in the u.k. so the driver's on the right side there, the passenger does not know what to do. his buddy's threatened with a knife, and the drivers having a hard time getting the feet off, and the driver jumps out of the band, and they let the guy with the knife take off with the van. >> didn't they have a shovel to swing at the guy? you know, the passenger got out of the vehicle. he could have run around. >> good question. they did steal the van, was recovered four days later, ben missing from the van is tombs, money, and a cell phone. pretty sure this young motorcyclist was watching too many internet videos because look what he had. a young kid, 18 years old, riding here, but instead of riding with his butt, gets up to stand on the seat. that's one angle of the stunt. >>

for allegedly sexually abusing a 14-year- student several years ago, jason quero, a 30-year-old mountain house man, was arrested friday on suspicion of penetration with a foreign object and oral copulation with a female student between 2010 and 2011, when she was 14, according to livermore police. >> pam: at the time of the alleged abuse, quero was employed assupervisor at the livermore valley charter school onquero had worked for the charter school since 2005investigating him, police spokesman steve goard said. the suspect also contracted with the school to provide karate lessons to students on campus after school hours under the name of golden state seibukan academy,quero previously worked for the livermore valley jointschool district as a substitute campus supervisor at arroyo mocho school from livermore area recreation teacher's aide at arroyo mocho school's extended student services program from 2001 to 2003, police said. livermore police said they are encouraging parents to talk to their children if they think that they may have had contact with quero. information about the case to remai

house. look at this. they'll find out whether they can go back into their home. sunday morning a 23-year-old slammed his car into that house in annapolis. the red cross has been helping the couple and their 14-year-old daughter with housing. >>> metro's new silver line countdown clock is moving this morning. we are just four days away from the start of metro's service to reston. trains ran simulated service this weekend and again during the monday morning rush. metro says everything is going smoothly so far. trains will continue to run without passengers until real service begins saturday. we will have you covered every step of the way in this process. watch for stories all this week. we'll ll you what to expect when the silver line opens. >> let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein with the latest on our forecast. he has made his way outside to the storm team 4 weather deck. how is that humidity feeling out there, tom? >> when you walk out of the ac into this thick humidity it is quite oppressive and hits you. you probably hear a jack hammer going off in the distance. cons

be a favorite of the obama white house, kirsten -- who hold's hillary's old new york senate seat and amy -- who has made several exploratory trips to iowa. all three democratic senators signed a letter to hillary, pledging their support if she does definitively throw her hat in the ring. but the challenge to hillary from the democratic left would help her redefine herself as a political -- a shift that some say is already underway. >> question, would hilly clinton be better off with a strong challenge in the democratic primary ris or better off facing a field of white weights that she can easily beat? >> i think she would be better off facing a challenger, but i've got to tell you, john, she just looks like she's gaining steam, and polish, and all of the criticism that's been hurled at her when she was secretary of state, it's still there, but it is not gaining steam. so -- >> why do you think she would be better off? >> well, because i think it

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