but there is hope for rick perry.ve to sound to get a presidential nomination. >> $10,000? $10,000 bet? >> i love this country. i should love this state. this feels good being back in michigan. you know, the trees are the right height. i like being able to fire people and provide services to me. any old girlfriends here? corporations are people, my friends. oh, have to be careful. anne is not here today. don't tell. who let the dogs out? who? who? >> and there is hope for rick perry when you consider just how smart the last governor elected president actually sounded. >> there's an old saying in tennessee, i know it's in texas, probably in tennessee, that says fool me once, shame on -- shame on you. fool me -- can't get fooled again. >> it might be something in the water in the texas governor's mansion. ameriprise asked people a simple question: in retirement, will you have enough money to live life on your terms? i sure hope so. with healthcare costs, who knows. umm... everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise

a grand jury indicted perry last august. his team says that these charges are politically motivated. today, a texas judge heard pre-trial motions to try to quash the charges, to try to throw them out. a judge is expected to rule on those in the coming weeks. after today's hearing, governor perry once again said that the actions he took were legal. >> as governor, i took an oath to faithfully uphold the constitution of texas, i pledge that i have kept every day on behalf of the texans that i've worked for for the last 14 years. that same constitution clearly outlines the authority of any governor to veto items at his or her discretion. >> governor perry was asked whether these proceedings, which have gone at a slow pace since he was indicted in august are in some way getting in the way of whether or not he wants to run for president. perry said that he respects the rule of law, is going through the process, and can multitask quite well. ari? >> yeah, it's not the kind of multitasking a lot of candidates want to do. i've got t

rick perry -- think about this. rick perry in his state, created so many jobs it is unbelievable. he was running for president and he called me up. how do you think i am doing? i said, what are you stop talking about this stuff and talk about the jobs you have got created. he said i'm going to do that right now. then you have walker. he runs for election like every week. there is another election. [laughter] and he wins them all. unbelievable. he is doing a terrific job. jindal called me on election night. i said jindal, you win so many votes in louisiana. is if you don't get 70%. you're running against yourself. you have remarkable people doing remarkable things. chuck, you guys are going to for some discussions with people. >> you think? >> you are. kind of not a great question to finish this. [laughter] >> i was trying not to do this stupid when do you announce? sillytrying not to do the when do you announce? how do you not run? fair enough. do you have a closer you would like to propose? >> i am for paul lepage. wherever he has. >> thank very much, everybody. these guys are gr

probably shouldn't ask rick perry about that either. joe, this is funny because rick perry is a republican, right? if he was a democrat it would be childish and immature. but this is funny. >> not in the slightest. it is literally sophmoric jie. he reminds me of a guy who yells out movie lines and thinks it is funny. it is rare you see someone call someone out on an opinion and actually be worse in what they are saying. you don't see things like butt pirates and all of that. if you are going to make gay puns you shouldn't be called packer. he is being ironic. you are actually being an embarrassment. to the girl who said over $100 million to have anal -- 8 national sex? dartmouth over the years will cost $4 million. >> do you expect more from liberals or expect less? >> i expect this. one thing that didn't come out, you mess with the bull you get the horn. you tangle with rick perry you are lucky you don't get a kick to the face. she a man's man. if it were to answer the question you posed before, any kind of democrat if it were hillary

rick perry's lawyers say hi wasn't.ce but it wasn't filed the right way. >> i understand your latest piece is how the governor's words could be used against him in this case. what else can you tell us regarding some of the strategy here if this does proceed? >> sure. one of the other procedural/technical issues his lawyers are raising is they want the judge to order the production of grand jury transcript testimony. he's on je he's objecting to that. governor perry said something to the effect of all of those involved in this it dietment will be held responsible or held to account and in the latest court filings we've seen the special prosecutor kind of uses those words against governor perry and says that shows he may have malicious intent or it could be construed as a threat to the people involved in the grand jury process including the jurors themselves. >> do you get the feeling behind closed doors that the perry camp feels it could have influence on his presidential plans? >> certainly. he's under indictment. i'm s

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it's (bleep) cold in here. >> narrator: gordon perry is leaving solitary. it's a reward for doing the classes and a month of good behavior in his cell. he's headed for a step-down unit for prisoners transitioning out of solitary. inmates here are allowed out of their cells for a few hours each day, and required to take more classes. if gordon does well, he will eventually move to a unit with fewer restrictions. >> you know, he's a very dangerous individual, but essentially i still believe that we can change him. our obligation is to continue to provide him with the opportunity to change. i don't hesitate on the decision at all. >> i'm just hanging out, that's what i'm doing. my realistic honest plan is to live as good as i can in here. but it's a fantasy to think you're going to change somebody that doesn't want to change. >> narrator: time is running out for todd fickett. he has just one week left on the mental health unit. the prospect of returning to solitary is taking its toll. >> i'm aggravated. >> again? why are you aggravated? >> i'm aggravated becau

governor perry was there as well as wendy davis, greg added. they show their support for innocence work in the community. i found it ironic that people in other parts of america joke about texas being a backward state. look at what they've done now. we are now the state you can brag that is a model for justice. we have the best compensation law because men like these have worked so hard i'm proud that texas gets to reverse itself and do some good so people can get us and say we need a compensation law like that. a column i wrote earlier this year about a man named glenn ford and i say angry about this case, under louisiana's death row for 26 years. said mr. ford gets out of the compensation lot in louisiana's $25,000 a year and it cuts off the cap of $250,000. a column i wrote dave louisiana's and other people upset with me nifedipine change the law so he gets more than $25,000 a year. help them. there's still one third of people exonerated who got no compensation. they got no apology. they were just told you can go. >> now, and and exonerates

perry, let me start with you. this new republican caucus sounds a lot like the old republican caucus. >> the key words i heard were obama talked about using executive order and boehner said he's "going to burn himself" referring to the president. that's where we are. that was a pretty frontal thing to say i thought. i heard that boehner had an op-ed in the paper. he spoke today. i'm still not sure exactly where the areas are of compromise between the two sides. immigration it sounds like is not one of them. boehner referred to tax reform a little bit today. i like to see more details about that first because i'm guessing the white house will push tax increases as part of tax reform. you heard boehner say hope springs eternal but i'm not sure it does. >> kasie hunt, what's your take aways here? >> one thing i would say and perry is right. when you play with matches, you run the risk of burning yourself. the thing is that i think republicans in congress run the risk of burning themselves if they approach this the wr

that governor perry was being t a see really got under his skin. he dhowght if this -- thought if this is going to be the big dog in this race, maybe i should run. if a group of people, not very big, but, you know, recognizable who think some day i'm going to run for president, and the question they always face is, is this my time? can i wait four more years. in this case, chris christie decides he could wait four more years. >> : i think john is correct, when you get into the race at that point, president obama is the presumptive favorite. the state of the economy, the unemployment rate, and so many other things coming out of the debt ceiling debacle of 2011. he was the beatable incumbent, right? >> absolutely beatable. and if you look at what the president faced in term of the wrong track people thinking of the country, he's on the wrong track, the unemployment rate, things got a little bit better, the perceptions and the statistics got a little bit better towards the economy towards the end. but to the end of 2012, i think it's pretty clear that

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it's not just rick perry.a lot of folks in the hunt, the hill put out their big three, the tier one, it was rand paul, chris christie and brought up florida governor -- former florida governor jeb bush. is jeb bush the 800 pound gorilla in this? a lot of people are saying we're not making a choice until jeb says if he's in or not. >> absolutely. jeb bush has an enormous donor base available to him. he has national name recognition that works both ways and he has a great record as governor of california. but he's rusty. the last time he ran for office was 2002. so if he runs he has to show his campaign skills are honed and ready. >> and he's not -- he does not exactly love campaigns as a candidate. how much does this come down to money? we have a large field, is it the money that makes the candidate or will the right candidate find the money? >> the primaries calendar is compressed this next time. there are fewer debates, fewer free chances to get media. i think you have to have table stakes. if you can't raise

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on wednesday, governor rick perry said texas might sue president obama over his plan to take executive action on immigration. perry spoke during a panel at the republican governors association annual meeting in boca raton, florida, the day before the president announced his executive action. the governors discussed partisanship, government shutdowns, education, welfare, and the 2016 presidential campaign. this is a little over an hour. >> here we go. press,t of meet the chuck todd. [applause] see, these are the only governors that expressed an interest in running for president for 2016. that's why they are up there. , i assume thatie means you are not up here anymore. i kid of course. see, it is all about roping you in. to kick things off in a minute. one thing i want you to be able to do, there should be notecards. we are going to pass the questions up. there will be people on the side collecting as well. we will go for about an hour. we are going to talk about the issues of the day. i hear there is some news about immigration. -- three ofart with our five governors have all served in

texas governor rick perry is due in court to face abuse of power charges. perry was indicted in august for threatening a state official he wanted to resign, after after he vetoed millions in state funds for the agency she ran. perry is expected to make a statement at the pretrial hearing in austin. >>> the pilot of the commercial spaceship that exploded last week returned to his california home. peetder see bold was able to parachute out. his co-pilot michael always bury was killed. the company that built the ship said it may resume test flights as early as next summer, but first a new ship has to be completed and a cause of the accident determined. >>> meanwhile the commercial space flight company that lost the an tar reese rocket that took off last week said it's going to stop using the decades-old russian engine. it destroyed the spacecraft making the run to the international space station. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, booster seat ratings. we'll tell you which seats failed to protect kids in the latest crash test. >>> and in "moneywatch," wh

perry has a case, stacy snyder says he doesn't. stacy, why not?ng an executive order based on the immigration and naturalization act on the books. as long as the off itself is consistent with the law, the president can do it. >> even though he set months prior, years prior it will be. >> he's narrowly tailored this order to fits the existing law and just declining to do deportations of specifically categorized undocumented people. it's been vetted through the president's lawyers -- no, there's a crack team there. what do you make of that? >> most challenges to policies, they usually don't -- in this case they may be able to argue that they do have standing, because there's a harm to them. the harm could be millions that it's costing states like texas to have border patrol and things like that. that may be the foot in the door. >> don't judges try to avoid fights between branches of government? >> yes, they're going to look for a way to throw this out. wouldn't it be easier for the republicans to -- they have a better shot of doing that than ever g

perry's lawyers criticized the case calling it a comedy of errors. hand down a ruling in the case or dismiss it. perry is accused of pressuring a prosecutor to resign by threatening to veto money for her anti-corruption division. >>> a federal appeals court handing down a ruling on thursday that may force the supreme court now to take up same-sex marriage. the ruling upholds same-sex marriage bans in ohio, michigan, tennessee and kentucky. the ruling conflicting with every other federal appeals court across the country making it almost certain the supreme court will have to step in to settle the matter. >> the justices decide not to weigh in on same-sex marriage cases. there was no conflict at the federal appeals court level. now there is. >>> 46 minutes past the hour. more violence on the streets of jerusalem this morning caught on camera. a tense situation playing out. we are live in israel next. [ man ] look how beautiful it is. ♪ honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a m

back now with perry bacon, michelle barnard and phil mattingly.de. he doesn't want bills passed. he treats president obama as a crook. he refers to lawlessness and uses language of revolution. >> if you are a republican leader, ted cruz is a big problem, and is going to continue to be a problem for the next years. whether or not he decides to run for president, and by all accounts, it looks like he's going to. >> why would he run? >> when you look at the people that he speaks to, when you look at the audiences that he appeals to, they love him. he speaks to what they believe in. he actually reaches them on a level they don't feel like anybody else is. and that's not dismissing them or him. i think there's real concern in segments of this country about the direction of the country. ted cruz taps into that maybe better than anybody else. and you talk to people, democrats, who maybe know him well, they say dismiss him at your own risk. he's an extremely smart person, and you dismiss him at your own risk. >> the question is, what's his goal? i guess e

joe perry is here and lots more. so stick around. >>> this week we've been riveted by the saga of kaci hickox, the nurse forced into quarantine. her week began in a tent outside of a hospital in newark, new jersey with no heat, no shower and a makeshift toilet. she said she was held prisoner. governor chris christie said she should stop complaining. so she hired attorneys and after a few days in the tent she was allowed to go to her home in maine. enter a new governor of maine. he decided she should be quarantined again. she went out on her bike. as of now after a court ruling she is allowed to leave her house but is subject to daily monitoring by health officials. polls show that 80% of americans are in favor of quarantines for those who had close contact with ebola patients. many who live in kaci hickox's hometown feel that way also. but the nurse is free to go out in her town, so how are local authorities handling this? joining me now is the police chief of fort kent, thomas, there has been a great deal of concern

. >> i said to perry, when i pull it across, there may be an incident.your phone and record it if anything happens. >> so perry gets into position and starts to record. >> i said, stop. and it all erupted from there as much, like luke told me to carry it on film. occasionally laughing because it's so funny in a cintron him sort of way. then she actually tried to push it in the road. i had to stop so it didn't hit a car or drive into the car driving fast. when she was attacking me or whatever you want to calm it with the newspaper, it was, i didn't enjoy it, obviously, at one point she actually kicked me. you know, just hoped it would be over soon and tried to avoid getting hit too directly. i think she had completely lost control. >> at this point perry wonders, should he stop filming, do something to help luke? he makings up his mind when the woman comes after him, too. >> what are you doing? >> that's why the film stopped. i thought, well, i got to stop now. >> so just who is this female ball of terror scaring the bejesus out of her neighbors? >> my na

perry, it is just past 2:00 a.m. there. at this time of year you would expect students to be in the library preparing for finals. the person we just spoke to earlier said you would have hum hundreds of people in the library. tell us what you saw, what you heard and what you know at this hour. >> well -- i got the emergency alert. and so i was first informed of the situation that way. and then you see twitter -- >> perry, just walk us through this slowly. that emergency alert that you received. what was it? and what did it say exactly? >> actually -- the incident, we get them in text messages. they come out if there is a situation that is potentially dangerous. the alert was, danger situation, seek shelter immediately away from doors and windows. when we get an alert like that we assume maybe it is a minor thing, weather, tornado something like that coming. and so then when we figure out there is a gunman it is a very surreal feeling, unreal kind of thing. >> and what about the location? we keep hearing that this is centered

he is founder and director of the perry library of theater. i would like to introduce amy bracewell, the site manager and she is going to make a few remarks and then we'll have warren come up here. thank you. >> thank you. i would like to thank you so much for coming out. cedar creek and belle grove historical park was excited to partner with the smithsonian for this lecture. thank you for agreeing to speak on this great history. we think it is such a perfect fit to be able to marry the resources that the smithsonian has with the battlefield. cedar creek and belle grove national historical park is a small part in the shenandoah valley. we are one hour outside of the valley. the park was established in 2002 to share the history and spectrum of history in the shenandoah valley. we have a 1790 plantation house all the way up to the battle of cedar creek and beyond the modern culture and vibrancy of the valley. we will like to welcome you out to our 100 50th anniversary events. this part of our lecture series happening throughout august through no

perry says that two officers got a tip about a man walking around with a gun. they pulled up on the scene and he says the suspect began firing. >> they were heavy gunshots this he they weren't like 22's or anything like. that i know gunfire because i have heard it so many time. >> reporter: maureen turner is no strange tore violence. she has lived here 40 years and said her grandson 18 year-old james was gun down a few hundred feet from this officer involved shooting. >> i want the world to stop with the guns. >> reporter: both officers made it out of the car, suspect the shot on the scene. he later tied at a trenton hospital. the officers also taken to the hospital for evaluation, but they are expect to make a full recovery. >> they put their lives on the line day in and day out. >> i asked director perry if his officers would be suspended with pay, he said absolutely not. he was adamant that the shooting was justified and those officers will undergo counseling and will be back to work as soon as possible. we are live from trenton, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewi

perry was indicted for threatening to veto millions in state funds unless he stepped down. now, lumburg, a democrat, refused to resign so perry, a republican, vetoed the money. >>> still ahead this morning a wet tart to the day, vittoria and katieie has your traffic and weather together. >>> plus keeping your family safe on the roads we have a list of just released, booster seats, coming up. >> ♪ >>> country's hottest stars took to the stage last night for cma but who took home top honors, that is next in the word. [ female announcer ] aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion has active naturals® oat with five vital nutrients. [ aniston ] because beautiful skin goes with everything. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results™. >>> updating our breaking news woman abduct this weekend returned home to philadelphia earlier this morning. carlesha freeland gaither was rescued in maryland yesterday. she was check out at a maryland area hospital after her rescue and made the trip home just a few hours ago. >>> her abductor, 27 year-old delven barnes was taken in custody by a team of u.s. marsh

rick perry's lawyers asked a judge to throw out felony charges against him. perry was indicted for allegedly abusing his power when he vetoed funding for a program run by the travis county district attorney. perry said he did that because the district attorney refused to resign after being convicted of drunk driving. the governor calls the indictment a political witch-hunt. the judge will rule next week. today israeli police used force to break up large protests in the west bank amid fears of a new uprising by palestinians. violence has grown since israel gave the go-ahead for more jewish settlements in the palestinian section of jerusalem. allen pizzey is there. >> reporter: tear gas and stones, running battles between palestinian youths and israeli security forces are happening daily now in the narrow streets of east jerusalem. there's every reason to think it will get worse. this is a big part of the reason why: a stone's throw away, hundreds of new apartments are being built for jewish settlers on plan that's supposed to be part of any future palestine. >

a grand jury in austin indicted perry in august. the charges come from a threat to veto state funding. now a power shift in capitol hill. house speaker john boehner is wanting president obama against taking executive action on some items. >> they said they will make changes to the keystone pipeline and the affordable care act. while he said there were areas of agreement, republicans have their own agenda. >> our job is to make the mayor priorities -- to make the american people's priorities are priorities. it's hurting our economy. the president said he listened to what happened tuesday night. really? >> president obama will have lunch with congressional leaders from both parties at the white house tomorrow. >> coming up, a long-overdue honor for an american soldier, recognize more than a century after his act of heroism. in the belfort furniture weather center, heavy rain north of washington. a u.s.nse officials say airstrike in syria has killed a major french jihadist. a skilled bombas maker with ties to al qaeda. scott thuman is

. >>> the current texas governor rick perry looking like a presidential candidate.s in new hampshire, still is, wrapping up a two-day visit with a series of events including a town hall meeting at keane college campus. new hampshire holds the nation's first presidential primary. >> that's why. he is going to iowa next week. i'm kidding. >> running for president is difficult for perry facing felony charges. more than a dozen are expected to come to his defense for the texas judge to dismiss charges against perry. perry was indicted for threatening to withhold millions in state funding if the travis county d.a. failed to resign after a drunk driving conviction. >>> today marks the end of the ebola monitoring period for nurse kaci hickox. hickox publicly fought the state ordered quarantines in maine and new jersey after coming back from west africa. she showed no symptoms and she and her boyfriend will move from ft. kent to southern maine. >>> fema is asking a dozen residents displaced by hurricane sandy to repay thousands of dollars in federal disaster aid. the reside

i wanted to put james in front of rick perry who is a big joyce king fan. he's read all of my books and i hope he reads this one. so we go in the door of this fabulous home in dallas and james is sweating profusely and i like what you get a grip so i'm fixing him and adjusting and rick perry has his back to us so there's a lot of people and he can't figure out who is that he and i and i said let's just go over and get in line and repair a turned around and james nearly passed out when he saw the governor of texas. he had actually heard that rick and i were good friends and he kept saying you don't know the governor. so when he saw them at all came back and you could see it in his eyes like please don't let him have a seizure. and i said may i present to you the 17th man exonerated by dna. his hand went out and he saw it. he brushed his hand away and grabbed ten. and he asked him. he said if the state of texas doing everything for you that it should be and he he said yes sir, absolutely. i said no. since you asked, you have a part in that's been sitting on y

and perry, i wanted to get your reaction to that.sition and the way it's mounting. we heard that scott walker clip. what is the plan on the table. what are you hearing in terms of specifics of their agenda to rally around this. >> their view is that this is a move that's going to rally the base a lot. the view here is that in part, the 2014 midterms were about the base not being excited enough. and things like the president opposing keystone. the keystone vote failing, things like the president doing more on executive action. this executive action on immigration specifically. the view is here this is going to help rally the base. this shows obama's not a lame duck like a lot of us have said he is. people are excited about seeing him and think that reenergizes the base by showing the president is acting and not waiting for his time to end. >> and kasie, what are the legislative specifics being talked about there in the rooms as the rga meets as a rebuttal to this. they're saying they want a chance to act. what would that look like fro

perry will love it. you know why -- do you know why the hillary clinton supporters are pushing for jeb bush? they want nine months from now all of us to be talking about do you want the third bush or a woman? not a fair fight. i'm not against jeb, i'm making the point she needs somebody less known to beat her. >> we'll be right back, some of it was partisan, some of it not. the right wing's latest beef with bruce springsteen. this is hardball, the place for politics. s the one. she reminds you every day. but your erectile dysfunction-that could be a question of blood flow. cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cau

. >>> and another tease, katy perry's words of wisdom. advice to a group of schoolgirls and boys -- schoolgirls about boys and books. got to get that right. >> love those topics. >> two of sara's favorite topics. >>> start on a serious note with a husband and wife, attorneys, accused of what prosecutors are calling a fwtwisted case of revenge. >> couple stabbed repeatedly in their own home. alecia and andrew schmuhl planned the bloody attack after she was fired from her job. bazi kanani has more with how the wife is saying she is as shocked as anyone else over what happened. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a real-life nightmare in this typically quiet affluent neighborhood. the man targeted in the attack was recently named one of the top attorneys in the nation. and this morning residents are in disbelief that something so horrific could happen right next door. alicia schmuhl and andrew, appeared to have a bright future. she a prominent attorney at a firm. he a former military intelligence officer. but this morning they're behind

perry will love it.he hillary clinton supporters are pushing for jeb bush? they want nine months from now all of us to be talking about do you want the third bush or a woman? not a fair fight. i'm not against jeb, i'm making the point she needs somebody less known to beat her. >> we'll be right back, some of it was partisan, some of it not. the right wing's latest beef with bruce springsteen. this is hardball, the place for politics. d funds d funds would go with a merging markets. it's a masterpiece. thanks. clearly you are type e. you made it phil. welcome home. now what's our strategy with the fondue? diversifying your portfolio? e*trade gives you the tools and resources to get it right. are you type e*? >>> bruce springsteen on the receiving end of some criticism from the right wing. "hardball" returns after this. revolutionizing an industry can be a tough act to follow, but at xerox we've embraced a new role. working behind the scenes to provide companies with services... like helping hr departments

you heard perry talk about some areas of agreement. i've been talking to sources at the white house here and on capitol hill who say they are identifying some of those areas, trade being one of them, as perry mentioned. also infrastructure. possibly the minimum wage. it's hard to see anything significant getting done on the minimum wage, but i know both sides are looking at that as a possible area of compromise. but sources on capitol hill, democratic sources, saying the president has to do more than just pick up the phone like he did last night. certainly they are giving him credit for doing that. of course, he's invited members from both sides of the aisle to the white house on friday. they say that's got to continue. that he's got to stay engaged. there's also a fair amount of concern about executive actions. they say he can't issue a number of executive actions, particularly in the near term, because that would essentially create a huge standoff. you talk about immigration reform. if he does issue a huge sweeping executive order on

so governor perry back then took action. he deployed 1,000 national guard troops to help secure the border. apprehensions were then caught by almost two-thirds. so that plan worked for him at the time. but now the new governor has to brace for whatever fallout comes from becoming events in washington. joining us now texas governor-elect abbott and also former attorney general of texas and a manuel-versed. congratulations on your election, sir. >> thank you so much, martha. >> thank you so much for being here. this is going to be on your plate in a very big way as you take office as governor of texas. you sided with governor perry dealt with it. do you expect you're going to see a new surge of illegals trying to cross that border as the president considers executive action? >> martha, for one we are concerned in part because of the potential action the president may take. but martha, remember this, that is the border surge that all the national cameras showed earlier this year, that is nothing that is new in the state of texa

so whatever perry has planned. >> it's here.o bring it. >> she'll be ready. >> no worries there. >> i was there. i saw bruno mars last year. whoo, did he put on a show. >>> time again for the weather. storms storms everywhere. >> almost 70 severe storm reports on sunday. augusta, georgia, just wrecked there. southern north carolina through coastal south carolina, all the way to southeast georgia, northern florida. that's the hot spot today for strong to even severe storms. orlando, 87, ft. myers, 83. the heat, too, in the southwest. this is because of offshore flow. the wind gusts to 65 miles an hour. and the fire danger, high. some of the humidity lefs, down to 8%. no good for fire. 66 good morning, washington. mostly cloudy skies right now, 64 degrees, we are on our way to getting more sunshine, breezy and warm, near record highs with >> this weather report brought to you by jeep grand cherok eshs e. i thing some of the nicest weather there in the southwest. >>> coming up, "gma" investigates outlet stores. the prices, they can

perry, just bring us up to speed on what you've seen. take us to the initial event when you first knew that something serious was happening on campus. >> well, our first indication that there was something wrong was an emergency -- let's put it that way, which was usually senttous. if there is an incident on campus, be it weather like a suspicious person, we get an alert to stay away from doors. and then we see there are students tweeting about a gunman. and shots going off. i'm getting texts, so kind of just a really hectic scene, not something you expect to happen he here. >> and now that you're all in a safe place and people are sharing information does it appear just before we get confirmation from officials here shortly does it appear there was a single gunman, what do we know about the person believed to be the gunman? and how far did he go, i guess, one witness said that there was two gunshots heard initially and then later a series of gunshots, maybe five or six. can you shed any light on that? >> definitely heard a confirmation

pitt, jolie, perry, dicaprio. in a statement he said traveling to mojave is one of the most difficult trips i've ever had to make but he wants to be with the teams, quote, now in shock at this devastating loss. observers say the rocket wasn't getting the craft high enough. this flight was the first to use a new fuel, which it only been tested on the ground. >> obviously it failed spectacularly. >> reporter: joelle glen brenner documented the press seder spaceshiptwo and know many who work on the program. >> they were concerned about the pace of the program. >> reporter: this was the second serious setback this week for the commercial space industry. tuesday a private cargo rocket exploded seconds after liftoff. after the failure of spaceshiptwo, what will those hollywood stars and hundreds of others this morning think about riding that rocket? >> customers weren't necessarily paying attention. i think this might have been a wake-up call to them. >> david, for decades the space race has been littered with mishaps a

governor perry doesn't seem to care too much about that. he'll fix health care his own way.h care in the state. now that same panel is coming back with his recommendations. according to the texas tribune the board says the state should provide health coverage to low income texans under the -- wait for it -- affordable care act. unbelievable. rick perry's own panel wants to implement the law that he hates, that he spent so much time trying to stop. everything really is bigger in texas, especially the irony. surely the governor has someway to explain that. >> i can't, sorry. >> oopz, sorry. couldn't have said it better myself. nice try, governor, but we got you. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> victory. obama wins one. let's play hard ball. >>> washington, let me start with one word, victory in the first big battle since the november election president obama's side has prevailed. the united states senate failed to reach the 60 votes required for approval. the measure is now dead for the current congress. this means that if the advocates ge

. >>> rick perry was in court facing abuse of power charges.ree perry just saying. >> i'm here to restate the lawful constitutional authority of a governor. >> a bipartisan group of lawmakers and the president will be lunching at the white house today. so what is on the midterm loss menu? reporters had some fun speculating. take a listen. >> i don't know what is on the menu. i'm sure there's a good joke there. >> bourbon. >> that's one of them. >> we can probably do a top ten list. >>> i wonder if you have a top ten list. good morning, kevin. happy friday. as we were talking about the president is meeting with the top lawmakers from both sides today. how important is this to setting the tone to really make some progress this time around? >> well, break out the bourbon and let's do a shot for bipartisan! i think this meeting is could potentially set the tone. i don't have too high of expectations. either way, i think we heard it. senator mitch mcconnell's victory speech earlier this week as well as from president obama's remarks earlier this wee

katy perry will perform at half time of super bowl xlix in february. >> there's a speef showing her tetsinghe theory. she stays fire-breathing shark doesn't feel dangerous enough. >>> let's go to actual sports. two nfl games being played tonight. jets and bills get together in detroit after being snowed out of buffalo. >> and in the regularly scheduled monday night game, baltimore and new orleans. >>> let's go to espn. >>> good morning, america. welcome inside "sportscenter," i'm john buccigross. if you went to sleep early last night, you missed one of the greatest catches in nfl history. the catch of the year. eli manning throws as far as he can. odell beckham jr. is interfered with, yes, that just happened. he practices one-handed catches before the game before every game. somehow, reaches back, at this point, three fingers on the ball. squeezes it to his oblique, and catches it. his mom was a track star. dad a football player. that i both had big hands. he inherited them. in the end, tony romo and dallas goes to 8-3 on the year. romo to dez bryant. they play the eagles on thanksgiving. f

perry told matt today that he never lost faith despite the up and down of this year world series. >>o weighs it like another year. 3 championship this is better than all of them. a lot more intense at the end right. game 6 after game 6 or did you kind of stop believing. >> never. >>reporter: perry grew up in the san joaquin valley and calls san francisco his home. >> during the play offs star pitcher madison and his wife actually stayed with pitcher tim hudson family and really created this amazing special bond. >> they d.great story. hudson jumped off his parade bus this afternoon to greet fans. he and his wife kim told us the team would not be here without madison. >> 2 pitchers have become close living under the same roof. tim hudson shared one example of the bromance from early yesterday morning. >> they get ready to go to bed finally and matt and tim says love you madison he said love you too man like it was no big deal. it's so cute. >> it's been amazing. we have gotten a special friendship over this year. i feel like he's my also pwrochlts i love him to death. >> hudson and th

so whatever perry has planned. >> it's here.o bring it. >> she'll be ready. >> no worries there. >> i was there. i saw bruno mars last year. whoo, did he put on a show. >>> time again for the weather. stor 70 severe storm reports on sunday, augusta, georgia, damaging winds the culprit. southern new york through coastal south carolina through southeast georgia and northern florida that's the hot spot for strong to severe storms. orlando, 87. for the miles per hour, -- fort myers, 83. relative humidity down to 8%. that's no good for fire. dry and breezy, 62 fresno, 66 act meant tow and 66 las vegas, that's the big picture, let's get a check closer to home. >> reporter: thank, ginger, david murphy on the terrace, we have cloudy skies, but the rain is ending. we're moving from the 60s to a record high of 72. blustery today. 58 tuesday. cherok eshs e. i thing some of the nicest weather there in the southwest. >>> coming up, "gma" investigates outlet stores. the prices, they can't be beat. but what's the quality of the clothes you're

perry herself tweeted the news from australians where she is currently on tour.ican music awards, for favorite female artist last night. superbowl 49 will be held february 1st, in glendale, arizona, hopefully with the eagle taking the fields. >> that would be nice. >> you burn with us. >> oh, catness back on top, mook. mocking jay part one. still managed highest opening so far this year. mocking jay brought in $123 million. big hero six comes in at distant second to add to its total followed by inter stellar, dumb and dumber two, and gone girl, ran out the top five films this weekend. >> hey, quick heads up for you, i95 if you are in that area around delaware county after the fatal accident this morning we're told now back open. we'll have more details coming up for you on the other side, left side of your screen, they're getting thing going, and we'll have more with jessica and katie, and the rest of the "eyewitness news" team whether we come back. once again it is open. we'll be right back. >>> good morning. >> the entire week will be an interesting one. tracki