wants our of oakland terrelle pryor is likely done with the raiders.general manager reggie mckenzie told reporters at the nfl owners meetings in orlando, fla., that pryor likely will be released or traded soon. pryor's wants to be a starting quarterback and told his agent drew rosenhaus that he wants to be released or traded, according to mckenzie. the acquisition of matt schaub last week means it's very unlikely pryor will start in okaland he started the first 8 games of the season but lost his job to matt mcgloin despite some good moments pryor's quarterback rating was only 30.5. that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! i'm taking off, but, uh, don't worry. i'm gonna leave the tv on for you. and if anything happens, don't forget about the new xfinity my account app. you can troubleshoot technical issues here. if you make an appointment, you can check out the status here. you can pay the bill, too. but don't worry about tha

mark pryor is one of the last democrats standing in the deep south. he's one of the only voices of reason left in washington but congressman tom cotton wants to end up that, and he just might. this is tom cotton's family farm. his parents still raise cattle on 200 acres in arkansas but cotton, a republican, traded trucks and tractors for the rancor of washington. and now he wants to trade his seat in the house for one in the senate. >> from arkansas, tom cotton. >> cotton is embraced by the tea party and the republican mainstream, a rare combination. the first term congressman is a rising star with an impressive resumÉ. just ask his mother. >> after harvard he gave up a great career to vol unteer for the army. >> reporter: but his opponent, mark pryor, thinks cotton is reaching too far, too fast. >> when i look at congressman cotton's record, i don't see where he's passed a bill, where he's really accomplished anything in the house. and he seems to have run for the house just in order to run for the senate. >> so how do you view his two tours of duty

pryor spent 25 years in office.ions of dollars out of medicare and nationalized the student loan industry, which means higher student loan costs for all students. this is why i think it's good to have different perspectives in congress of the not just people who spent a lifetime in politics. >> we understand you're not somebody that just went right to war, which is admirable, i believe. but you also have a law degree out of harvard, spent two years in a management firm, and then decided to serve your country again as a congressman. now according to real clear politics, you lead the sitting senator 42-40. this is going to go down to the wire. congressman cotton, thanks for your service and time this morning. >> thank you. >> as i mentioned, we invited senator pryor on. coming up straight ahead, turns out democrats can't even name hillary clinton's greatest accomplishment as secretary of state. >> what would you point to as her biggest accomplishment? do you think her greatest accomplishment as secretary of state was?

while they're playing that game in jogs mark pryor, and nobody sees it's mark pryor or remembers who he once was. and that's where i got the name, nobody knows your name here, no matter who you once were. >> rose: and not only, that the mode of transportation and privileges are quite different. >> very different. there are huge differences. the minimum salary for a major league player is $500,000. most minor leaguers make under $100,000. they travel in the major leagues obviously charter planes and stay at the four season seasonse ritz. nobody picks up a bag and carries it. in the minor lesion, you're in charter buses and staying in the hampton inn, courtyard marriott or whatever and you carry your own bags and have a roommate. brett tomko who has pitched in 28 cities, is trying to make a comeback in at 41. said the food in a major league clubhouse isn't that different than the food in a minor league clubhouse but it tastes different. >> rose: and there is this. what is the average lengthave major league career? >> the average length is probably-- because you can talk about guys who

pryor was talking about congressman tom cotton, a veteran of the wars in iraq and afghanistan.tement. and here that is. quote, of course, i'm grateful for congressman cotton's service, but it's cotton's irresponsible votes against medicare, social security, ask affordable student loans that matter most to arkansas voters. what do you think of that? the latest poll shows congressman cotton leading with 51% to pryor's 42%. >>> you've heard us make fun, but what about a python in a taxicab? >> (bleep) (screams). >> what kind of cab is this? >> you see it slithering through that window? new york city is investigating the comedian pulling that stunt, terrifying passengers and posting the video on youtube. jimmy falia is a licensed cab driver in new york city. the city may revoke his license. he says he won't mind if they do. he thinks it is the worst job in the world. and how about that? no match for this dog, though. >> right. we shouldn't have brought the basketball in. we've lost two basketballs and he lost a gallon of saliva. >> maria molina is standing by with the forecast. >>

so people like mark pryor and mary landrieu.a great year for incumbents, incumbency still has benefits. the outside group thing that chuck mentioned is just huge, just huge. >> this is a swing district, though, chuck. you go to arkansas, arkansas ain't a swing state. louisiana not a swing state. north carolina in an off-year election, not a swing state. i mean, this is one of those rare swing districts that democrats should have won. they lost. then you start looking at the senate battlegrounds in the six or seven races coming up in 2014. that is in red state america where barack obama's numbers are far lower than even the 41% where he is nationwide on your poll. >> joe, that's right. it's not that democrats lost this district, it's how they lost it. right? it's that essentially the republicans were able to -- they didn't do anything sneaky here. they said we're going to run against the president, we're going to run against health care and we're going to use medicare advantage cuts as part of that and that's going to be the mess

pryor lost his job last year to undraft quarterback. he threw seven touchdowns and 11 interceptions. >>> just gets crazier for oakland. former dolphins offensive lineman is still looking for work after being released by miami following the bully scandal. now, today, raiders owner mark taste told reporters that he would think about signing the lineman. while he's still out of a job, bully victim john than martin is apparently fitting in nicely with the 49ers. head coach harbaugh says he is not interested in talking about what happened in miami. >> no. didn't ask him anything. told him i didn't want to know anything. unless he wants to share it with me, this is a new opportunity. this is like the etch a sketch. if you want to take it and flush it, i'm all for it. >>> giants, a week away from opening the season. ryan doesn't look ready. facing the angels, loaded double down the line. two runs score. vogelsong has aloud 19 runs in 19 innings this spring. giants lose 11-4. 2 a's lost to the ranger -- the a's lost to the rangers. if you were

adol, pryor and landrieu. so you have these seats, and another piece of the puzzle that makes more sense to me, is they haven't nominated -- i want to say the word jerk. idiots to be their nominees like they did the last couple times. the democrats should have had the senate taken away from them, but the tea party nominated these whackackos who couldn't w. you put that together, you say it's pretty good sign for the republicans. >> eric, speaking of wackos, nancy pelosi, debbie wasserman schultz, they have come out and encouraged the dems in these vulnerable states to run on obamacare. what's the likelihood of that? >> mary landrieu showed she's not going to do that. she's pushing back as far back in louisiana, away from obamacare and president obama as she can. mark begich, pryor in arkansas is in trouble. kay hagan, there's a good chance the republicans take the senate. debbie wasserman schultz had a back and forth with reince priebus. he's a great guy. i understand what he's doing, but you have this thing.

official nominee and already leads pryor in polls. both sides have all but settles on nominees, mike ross, a democrat will face asa hutchinson for the gop. this one will be close and bitter all year. georgia senator saxby chambliss' retirement sparked a brawl in the peach state. whoever rins faces democrat michelle nun, daughter of georgia's respected senator sam nunn. the left thinks this is one of their best chances for a pickup. in kentucky republican senator mitch mcconnell faces a tea party rival but has a commanding lead in the polls. democrats think alison grimes whose father was a state party boss has a chance to knock off mcconnell in the fall. pennsylvania's gop could have tom corbett is not. he's expected to win his primary but five democrats are running to face him in the fall and he trails all of them in the polls. on the left democrats this year tried to minimize tough primaries against their incumbents while on the right there are some but the gop's house majority is generally considered pretty safe and there's a real c

they beat the united states team, a better team 2-o my loser mark pryor who followed his father into this week took a shot at his republic can opponent in arkansas tom cotton who volunteered to serve in the u.s. army. served on air assault team, distinguished service in the armed forces and then mark pryor said in effect he feels entitled to the senate seat because he served. >> elise? >> my winner is angela merkel even few think that the eu is acting like a paper tiger right now she is their de facto leader. she is at the center of things and she has p begrudging respect which i give her credit for. >> she phone call with president obama. >> she did. we just learned about that she is a very effective leader. she tends to get what she wants and we have to watch her in the days ahead. my leader is darrell issa with mike controversy cutting off the mike made himself the story and allowed a lot of the reporters air their frustration with him and his leadership style this week. >> jason? >> my winner is the u.s. senate for rejecting obama's pick to head the civil rights division at justi

even though terrelle pryor and mcgoin are still under contract. >>> and the giants playing host to therd on the right. giving up two home runs before the fans are setted. and then 4-0. and then two men on, kab throws up a three-run shot. watch the guy in the out field, cell phone in one hand and trying to catch the ball in the other. right now it is 7-1 in the eighth, hunter pence just hit a home run. >>> and today third round of the vols championship. the round of day, a 7 under 64, birdie put on 18. he's in the clubhouse early and the final group, jefb knot playing partner to robert garrett. birdie gets to him to 7 under and one back of garr yagas. and 1-5 here. he's birdies every par five in the tournament and on the back nine, safe par on 4 and he is eight under, one shot lead over knot. >>> to indian wells, roger federer facing alexander daloff. he served four times and had seven aces, 6-3, 6-1 in an hour. he will take on the winner of the next set. and after losing the second set, novak comes through in the third and it will be fed and joker in the sunday's final. >>> coming up,

the most vulnerable senate democrats are, mark pryor of arkansas. to take control of the sate, the republicans only need to pick up six seats. >> question. mr.obama took shellacking in 2010, will he be taking walloping in 20 or team midterm? >> i think you will end his healthcare law as well will take our role in that. we lived in florida this month and democrats lost the seat that they were supposed to win, and people right now are pointing to the healthcare law as part of the reason that they are able to pull off the victory. that's being looked at as bellwether and i'm always very cautious of that. but the layout that you just showed really tells the story. not only that there are vulnerable democrats ike mark prior and kay hagan and mary landrieu, that's expanded out in the past few weeks to include pele like mark udall who was not considered vulnerable or what has happened is, the president's approval rating has gone down, the healthcare law popularity has also sunk and people are getting really upset about that area and the economy is not impr

pryor was at the edge. as the chainsaw got thrust he put his arm up, basically a reflex movement to protect his face. the chainsaw went forward it cut him. it appeared to be very minimal contact, but obviously the weapon is so serious that it caused a very nasty injury. the wound had gown right through down to the bone. >> then the disturbed man decides to leave the pub. once he's back out on the street, someone calls the police. but the pub's patrons aren't about to let him get away. so they decide to take the law into their own hands. >> a few of the people in the horseshoe area, if you like, they picked up bar furniture stools and chased him outside. >> the exterior security camera captures a lone patron armed with only a beer barrel trying to stop the attacker. >> he throws the beer barrel at him. deflects it with a chainsaw. does it again, deflects it with the chainsaw. >> several more customers follow suit and go after the attacker. the patron then picks up the barrel a third time and delivers a blow,

pryor: madam president, i ask that the quorum be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. pryor: and i'd ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the yeas and nays are ordered. all time has expired. under the previous order, the question occurs on amendment number 2867 offered by the senator from nevada, mr. reid. the yeas and nays were previously ordered. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: the presiding officer: are there any senators in the chamber wishing to change their vote? if not, the yeas are 98. the nays are 2. the amendment is agreed to. the clerk will read the bill for a third time. mr. reid: madam president? madam president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. reid: i'm hoefpl and confident the -- i'm hopeful and confident the next two votes will be by voice. we expect to have the next vote at around 1:45 today. the presiding officer: the clerk will read the bill for a third time. the clerk: calendar number 328, h.r. 4152, an act to provi

another point here, too, when you talk about mary landrieu and mark pryor, these folks have to answer for their votes for obamacare. she was able to say when i go there i'll try to do my best to fix it. from if we're having this conversation six weeks ago we'd be saying nine or ten democratic senate seats. let me start with this -- anyone here think the house is still in play? okay. let's move on to the senate. i think that's a fair statement. we had nine or ten maybe a month, six weeks ago, democrat-held seats. now we're looking at 12 or 13. we add colorado, new hampshire to the mix, now with scott brown exploring into the mix. the map is expanding for the republicans at just the right moment. right? >> absolutely. scott brown up in new hampshire taking it on unless they thought wind was blowing at their backs. i think those two moves in the last couple weeks are a sign of rising gop confidence and also a reminder that if this year turns out to be really bad for democrats it could be like past waive years where even some of these states people never saw coming are coming on to the ma

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r matt schaub, >>> the terrelle pryor era is over, the 25-year-old quarterback wanting out of the raidersm traded for new starter matt schaub. the monday night top five, antonio roscoe lands a huge left, no problem. 2nd round, down goes fraser. roscoe wins the tko. no. 4, look at the hand/eye coordination, steven stamkos batting it from midair for the goal but the senators beat the lightning. no. 3 cal moving on to the elite eight of the nit. here comes jabari burton in your living room. not a good monday, hit boast posts and crossbar -- both posts and crossbar, no goal and the flyers lose to the l.a. kings. no. 1, no other way to say it than the 76ers are flat out horrible. they lost to the spurs by 22. that is their 25th loss in a row. one more loss and they will tie an nba record. we'll be right back. tomorrow morning at 4-30. >>> coming up on david letterman josh charles from the good wife. >> that was the guy that got shot. >> you gave it away. >> have a good night! ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world,

the question justices to watch justin kennedy and just pryor gave room to change this is law a littleto narrowing slightly how it's dealt with and giving the companies some road for religious freedoms the chief justice, justice roberts gave up the idea if what if we don't expand it all corpses but smaller corporations that are closely held could they argue that we have a religion could they merit the same respect as a person. >> libby casey outside on a snowy day in washington, at this very much. >>> meanwhile the president is asking all americans to sends their thoughts and prayers to washington state following the massive mudslide on saturday and the ongoing search for any new survivors. >> i just spoke to the governor who swiftly declared a state of emergency. i signed that emergency declaration to make sure he has all the resources that he needs. my administration is in contact with them on an ongoing basis. fema and the army corp. of engineers have also been on site to offer their assistance and expertise. i would just and all americans to send their thoughts and prayers to washi

thank you. >> thank you, senator pryor. that philosophically and realistically, that was an interesting discussion. because, and he gets back to something that i talk about as often as i can. unless this country is willing to get serious about infrastructure, from which i'm cybersecurity, to 200,000 pounds water tankers crossing 75,000 macs bound bridges all over west virginia in so that they can build a fracking platform, if we don't have the infrastructure which is research, which is an ice age, which is cancer institute, which is also i'm is, which is everything, plus the hard stuff, the roads. i mean, we've been through, we have a lot of pipelines in west virginia. nobody knows where they are. they carry gas, but somebody goes in to build a house and breaks through five layers of pipelines that nobody knew where there. at some point there's no sense of forgiveness runs dry. that if we are going to be a serious country, and continue to be a serious country, we have to do infrastructure. we have no choice. if you said, se

senator mark pryor, mary landrieu, kay hagan, and mark begich.l red states that have democratic senators up for re-election. >> right. in all of these states, president obama lost in 2012. in some cases by substantial margins. so they are facing headwinds, these are states that are going republican. and in each of these cases, these candidates are in extraordinarily vulnerable positions. landrieu is a very good politician, she's at about 40% in the polls. in the case of begich, who won in a freakish election against a senator who had charges trumped up against him, he's at 39% approval rating. in arkansas, mark pryor is on the verge of already having lost this race to the incredibly impressive freshman congressman tom cotton. he's circumstansix, seven point already. very impressive person. and in north carolina, kay hagan is down against three different challengers. >> she's getting beat in the polls against everybody. >> and in all of these cases, the issue is very simple. every one of these senators was the 60th vote for obamacare. so that is a

pryor: madam president, i ask that the quorum be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. pryor: and i'd ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the yeas and nays are ordered. all time has expired. under the previous order, the question occurs on amendment

like mark and others, pryor from arkansas -- they have urged the president to approve it. goes ahead and rejects it, it makes them look pretty ineffective. if the president goes ahead and approves it, he risks hurting the democrats'warchest -- democrats' warchest. tom stier -- he has promised to put $100 million into the midterm as a counter against the koch brothers. he is threatening to withhold that money if the president approves keystone. >> it is the latest technological my -- marvel for divers. it is a suit that helps them fly underwater as they search for species never before discovered. a diver will put on a 530 pound submarine for your body for this first mission in the sea. take a look. i don't know, does anyone think they look a lot like buzz light lightyear?z existing home sales fell 4/10 of 1% in february. us. with ♪ >> welcome back. " on is "bottom line bloomberg television, streaming on your tablet and phone. housing -- existing home sales 1% in february. in light of bad weather and low inventory, today's report is basically good. and president ceo of the n

. >>> the raiders are about to trade or release terrelle pryor. >> kind of saw that one coming. thank you for choosing ktvu, channel 2 news. >> the ktvu morning news starting at 4:30 tomorrow. if you missed part of tonight's broadcast, you can [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> today on tmz -- >> if you didn't think this was reason that the n.s.a. was spying on people, an ex-president will not e-mail because he believes he's being watched by the united states government. >> he says that when he wants to talk to a foreign leader, he doesn't e-mail them. >> is he sending them like [bleep] texts? >> this honestly is the trickiest thing i've seen this year. >> alicia keys, swizz beatz and mashonda. >> that's crazy.

. >>> the raiders are about to trade or release terrelle pryor. >> kind of saw that one coming. thank you for choosing ktvu, channel 2 news. >> the ktvu morning news starting at 4:30 tomorrow. if you missed part of tonight's broadcast, you can catch the rebroadcast right now over on tv36. also catch us on ktvu.com, facebook, and the ktvu app. good night. claire: kids! breakfast! kids? oh. phil, would you get them? yeah. just a sec. kids! that is so -- okay. kids?! get down here! why are you guys yelling at us when we're way upstairs? just text me. all right, that's not gonna happen. and, wow, you're not wearing that outfit. what's wrong with it? honey, do you have anything to say to your daughter about her skirt? sorry. oh, yeah, that looks really cute, sweetheart. thanks. no, it's way too short. people know you're a girl. you don't need to prove it to them. luke got his head stuck in the banister again. i got it. where's the baby oil? it's in our bedside tab-- i don't know. find it.

year's election, a number of at-risk democrats come from red states or energy states, including mark pryor, mary landrieu, kay hagan, mark begich, and mark warner. one example is alaska's begich who voted a year ago in favor of establishing a new tax on carbon. he's now claiming he doesn't support a carbon tax and is being hammered by robocalls. >> this isn't the first lie mark begich has told alaskans, but it served as a reminder that he can't be trusted to keep his word. >> a vote on a carbon tax that would boost the cost of electricity, natural gas, and gasoline, while cutting thousands of jobs is likely the last thing 2014 democrats need right now. >> they should be talking ability things that the american public are concerned about, jobs and the economy, a health care law that is hurting many more people than it is helping, and the president's budget that never, ever balances. >> still, the white house is pleased. >> we absolutely support the action taken to focus attention on the challenges posed by climate change. >> virginia provides an interesting example. tim keane is expected to

begich, hagen, pryor. let me ask you about this question of having a pr stunt like this where there is no bill to vote on. there is a bill that passed the house, but the senate is languishing so they basically just talked themselves to death for no productive reason. >> i think the reason they're doing this is because the senate lately has seemingly become the epicenter of rallying the base. last week, we talked about the mumia cop killing lawyer who didn't get the appointment. now they're taking about climate change. not issues that matter to real americans but issue to the democratic base. when you start to rally too much, you start to rally the other side and you get the voters you really want, the independents going, why are you talking about this? eastern europe is in trouble. charter schools, you're at war with charter schools, one wing of your party. we're not creating jobs. health care is a mess. so you begin to look increasingly out of touch. i think that's exactly what they're doing. >> the democ

where polls show the democratic incumbent senator mark pryor is running dead even with his republican challenger, tom -- the coke brothers are spending enormous amounts of money on ads for these midterm elections. they have spent $30 million already and we have barely just rounded st. patrick's day. it should be noted that they also spent enormous amounts of money in the last election of 2012. the coke brothers raised $400 million in 2012. it took until 2014 for reporters to count it all up. the koch brothers spent $122 million against democrats in 2012. what did they get for it? bumpkiss. republicans lost the white house again, republicans lost ground in congress and republicans failed to win back the senate. if the koch brothers spent $400 million on the 2012 elections that was $400 million they might as well have poured in a trash bin and set on fire a really big trash bin. and these guys can't really afford to spend $400 million on fire just to watch it burn. i think it's unlikely that the kochs enjoyed their 2012 experience. they went home into skort of a dark night of the soul.

begich, hagan, landrieu, pryor and warner.join the climate marathon last night, four more purple state democrats. >> the fact is, as we've heard, climate change is real and it is happening. >> we can't leave it to future generations. last year, my first grandchild, joe, was born. and i don't want to look back in 20 years and tell swrjoe that w we were in a position to do something about climate change we chose not to because it involved difficult choices. >> we've seen in my state this is not an obscure threat or distant problem. we've had catastrophic floods and mega wildfires. it's threatening our very way of life. >> carbon pollution, a direct assault on our rural resources, on our farming, our fishing and on our forestry. >> by the way, who feels a little bit old to find out al franken is a grandfather? anyway, billionaire donor like this one, tom stire, as he confirmed he has pledged $100 million in seed money for climate causes and to fight the approval of the keystone pipeline. could the climate talk hurt those candidat

. >> red-state democrats faying tough re-elections including arkansas's mark pryor, mary landrieu, kaymark begich all stayed away. harry reid doesn't sound willing to force them to take tough votes on climate and today responded to critics. >> it's nice for people to nit-pick, why don't the democrats do this? we need a little bit of help. >> the one republican to crash the talk-a-thon, an out spoken critic of climate change, said reed doesn't have the votes. >> it's going to reverse direction. it's been virtually impossible to try to pass a cap and trade bill. >> california democrat barbara boxer fired back. >> i suppose we're making kroez. he used to call climate change a hoax, and he didn't say that, so maybe he's moving in our direction. >> there's also tom steyer who has promised to pop up to $100 million on this year's election focused on this topic. >> climate change is the issue of our generation and to truly limit the playing field, we have to act now. >> the all-nighter didn't address the most immediate crisis, jobs. >> talk is cheap. we know that, and america's middle class i

mark pryor of arkansas, mary landrieu of louisiana, kay hagan, and mark begich, all face strong gop contenderswith ample war chests to pummel them. that's 11 states where the gop is tied or leading to win six more seats needed for the majority, and there are three more vulnerable democrats. minnesota senator al franken, jeff merkley, and mark warner. all at risk in their states in large measure for their allegiance to the unpopular president. republicans say they haven't seen a map or momentum like this in the senate in nearly two decades, and today, the democratic national chairman send out a plea urging without more money, democrats will lose their majority. >> all right, carl, thank you. >>> the man who put about eight bullets into the white house three years ago will spend 25 years in prison. oscar rumira ortako hernandez was sentenced today. his lawyers argued for just ten years saying he was depressed and thought armageddon was coming. no one was hurt. >>> the final countdown to the official obamacare deadline. we'll talk about the questions that still remain when the fox all stars join

mark pryor in arkansas, even though it's clinton country it has moved to the right.eu is a hell of a good politician. >> she is. >> the south is tough starting in kentucky going all way down. we have two chances, michelle nunn and you've got longer gan grimes in kentucky, they look to be two bright spots right now. >> i think they are. they are both incredibly competitive candidates sean again, those are states where issues for women's health basic rights for women are going to be issues. certainly -- i'm glad you mentioned kay hagen, she's been an incredible champion and great senator for north carolina. these are issues that are going to be important in her race. kentucky for sure and georgia. look, this is -- these are putting races on the map that i think folks thought were probably not going to be competitive. in all of the races again, women voters, when women turn out to vote and they know where the candidates stand, they are determined and particularly in close elections. >> where do the republicans find these crazy people, we call the clown car on "hardball.

what i will tell you is that pryor at thisization is sometimes dependent upon the host nation's desire to accept available force. i will have the available force i think even with the 697. the chalreng will be whether or not the host nation wants to have a soft footprint in their country. that of course is all about the geographic commanders and chiefs of mission and how they are able to work with partner nations to make that happen. i will have an available force of about 12,000 to 13,000 we can deploy globally for 365 days a year. and that is the force that's been built up really since 2001. we have been fortunate as we double the size of the force from 33,000 coming up to 69,000. there is available capacity out there. we still have to prioritize. >> you're talking about how you are going to prioritize. when you look at the other services and the proposals there that -- to sacrifice manpower, you folks are very dependent on the other forces. you alluded to that in your earlier comments about the planes. we need the guys with the planes. we need the guys with the bases. when we look a

bob casey of pennsylvania, joe manchin of west virginia, mark pryor of arkansas, heidi dakota, joenorth donnelly of indiana, john walsh of montana, and chris coons of delaware. senate majority leader harry underlso voted no, which senate rules, allows them to bring the nomination back to the floor and later tom will stop them aquatic senator dick durbin defended debo adegbile's nomination. >> the bush administration's solicitor general stated "i have litigated both with and against debo and her him arguing the supreme court. i've always found him to be a formidable advocate of the highest intellect, skills, and integrity. of mumiasentation abu-jamal does not mean he lacks respect to the rule of law. is certainly should not disqualify him for this important civil rights job. in fact, his willingness to represent an unpopular defendant and emotionally charged case demonstrates his appreciation for the rule of law as well as his respect for the criminal justice system. his critics have attempted to characterize him as someone who actively sought out this case, someone who is spiritual the

the conventional wisdom is that mark pryor from arkansas is toast. i wouldn't say toast, but you know when you put a piece of white bread in the toaster oven and it starts having a little bit of that beige look -- [laughter] so it's not toast, but it's kind of pretoast. [laughter] and so, anyway, when you kind of go through the numbers, you say, wow, republicans probably ought to get the six. and then you say, wait, wait, they've got two that they have to defend, an open seat in georgia which depends on whether republicans nominate a, what i call a normal chromosomal alignment republican -- [laughter] or whether they nominate my wife is trying to get me to stop using the termback coe, so i'm going with exotic and potentially problematic. [laughter] you know? and this has been a theme in quite a few senate races in recent years where there was a republican who, be they had run would have had a fabulous chance of winning or maybe they didn't run and were not able to get through a primary because they lost to someone exotic and potentially problematic.

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senator pryor? >> thank you, mr. chairman. and let me follow up on that if i can -- chairwoman ramirez. with the ftc working with other agencies, other federal and state and other law enforcement agencies generally, plus the international community. is there a formal process there? i mean, do you have these formal relationships where you sit down every day or every week or every month with these folks. or is it more a case-by-case ad hoc basis? >> we do work regularly with sister agencies here domestic lip. it does operate on case-by-case basis. we also have specifically a criminal liaison unit because it's part of overall enforcement work, we do partner with u.s. attorney's offices. we also do close work with the department of -- of main justice and the fbi and secret service. so -- specifically on these issues, it tends to be in conjunction with specific investigations. on the more global level, we do work in -- through multilateral organizations as well as through specific bilateral relationships that we have with counterpa

dewitt, running arkansas 4th district for the seat held by tom cotton, challenging mark pryor, and ins 2nd, retired naval officer suzanne patrick is taking on scott ridgel, the second district is one that just come up inches away, and steve israel of new york joins me now. congressman, good morning to you, sir. >> thank you for having me on. >> well, i have to say it is hard not to look at your release today, 16 red to blue, but you need 17. it does sort of -- it feels as if you're not saying it, but your list admits 17 may be too tall of an order. is it? >> well, look, it's too early to say. this is the first rollout of red to blue. we have a total of 35 districts and candidates in play. charles cook says there are over 50 incumbent republicans in kpet tiv districts. there will be additional rollouts. i will say this, chuck, in october when the republicans shut down the government, people were saying we were definitely going to win the house. three weeks later, the same people were saying we were definitely not going to win the house. if three weeks can make a difference in the envir

i wouldn't write pryor off in arkansas. i think he is in a position to win. >> bob shrum, thanks for being with us. >> good evening, ed. and thanks to you for tuning in. tonight's lead, four years down and just one more week to go. we're down to the wire on affordable care act. the deadline is march 31st, and there is just one week left for americans to enroll in health care plans. president obama has been fighting to get to this point for the last four years. he has been defending the law, explaining the benefits, and pushing back against all those misleading attacks. >> today after all the votes have been tallied, health insurance reform becomes law in the united states of america. we said young adults without insurance should be able to stay on their parents' plan. we got that done for you. we're not going to go back to the days when it was acceptable to charge women more than men for health care. no more discriminating against kids with preexisting conditions. we're going to keep work family by family, and block by bloc

but there were also seven democrats who voted against this, including bob casey, mark pryor, joe manchin, john walsh. a lot of those names are familiar because they're democrats facing uphill re-election fights. tell me about the tension between the the white house nominating this person at this moment before the midterm elections. >> it's fascinating. no one really paid much attention to this nomination until the last couple of days. and republicans mounted a very strong rhetorical push against him. democrats have voted against him, a lot found themselves stuck in a difficult spot because he was doing his job and he was representing his client and that is sort of what he's supposed to do. >> that's what lawyers do. >> right. and regardless of what you think of him, he's allowed to have counsel and counsel. this is a bit of democrats sort of getting bit in the butt with what they did with the filibuster rules. up until then, when they had nominees they were uncomfortable with, they could blame republicans, say it was all their fault. but there one they have to own this now because seven

but of the eight senators who voted no, only one is from the historic south, mark pryor of arkansas.time we checked delaware, pennsylvania, west virginia, indiana, montana, nevada and north dakota are not southern states. goldberg wrote in his piece, quote, not exactly sons of the confederacy. npr later tweeted jonah, quote, thanks for catching. i'm told the story was written senate but was mistakenly said live as southern. later feeds corrected. and finally taking a second look at your stock photos. the "los angeles times" reports long beach senatorial candidate sent out this, getting things done for long beach. one problem, that is the san diego skyline, not long beach. the campaign manager has taken full responsibility for what has become an all too common mistake. last year then new york mayoral candidate anthony weiner's campaign website accidentally used a photo of the pittsburgh skyline. the u.s. is shuffling some of its military assets around in response to the russian incursion on crimea. the white house says president obama spoke for an hour this afternoon with russian lead

, including red state democrats and democrats up for tough re-election fights, mary landrieu, mark pryor, kay hagan, mark begich, mark warner, names we repeat on a lot of things these days. what were their reaction? >> i think this has to be seen in context, this has totally exceeded our expectations in terms of turnout. we were hoping for about a dozen members of the senate and it just kept growing and growing over the last couple of weeks and late last week, early this morning we found out that all four members of the top leadership of the u.s. senate on the democratic side are participating. so 30 members of the senate don't come down to the floor for really any reason other than to vote. so this is really a show that we have momentum, that the senate is stirring on this issue. but senator markey's exactly right. we're at the stage where we need to engage the american public. the only place where there is still a debate about the reality of climate science is unfortunately in the four corners of the united states capitol. everybody else understands democrat, republican, independent ac

barack obama, it's not about the national environment, it's about my senator mary landrieu or mark pryor. the democrats are trying to do that and will be difficult to succeed. >> ifill: it's even difficult in areas where these are states that president obama won n the last election, they're two democratic retirements, one in michigan and one in iowa and endangered encuments in two other states. we mentioned them in the senate in colorado and in new hampshire. how does that -- >> i think the thing to note about the four states is we were watching three as swing states in the presidential race the last time. yes, the president won them. new hampshire 52, iowa 52, colorado 51, so these were narrow wins. so i think that means the landscape isn't as good for democrats as democrats may be thinking. >> ifill: go ahead. and, you know, at the end of the day, this comes down to mood. angry people vote. people who are sort of complacent or people who are generally happy don't always go out and vote. it's the most motivated people especial in the mid term that go out and vote. so the president when

so i'm not really even sure that somebody like a mark pryor or mary landrieu feels like they have a whole at stake with this particular case. >> let me jump back to amy. it's always said that hard cases can make bad law, because the court is jammed between two really good competing values. it seems, though, that also, really narrow cases can make confusing law. the chamber of commerce and a lot of other business groups have not been hungry for this. so this roberts court is one that often sides with big business, and yet big business doesn't necessarily want to go down this rabbit hole. >> yes, i think that's right. and you know, if they rule narrowly, that will certainly resolve this particular issue. but it will bring back, then, the question of larger companies and how do you decide whether or not a corporation can exercise religious beliefs or what its religious beliefs are and open up a whole host of other unintended consequences or something that the justices are certainly about are laws governing discrimination against gay people and whether or not this is something that people wou

yesterday pryor to the halt, 22,000 puts traded. this is more than three times the average daily volume of the past week. and that was just ahead of the trading halt. overall, 100,000 puts traded yesterday. this wreaks to high haven that somebody thought this action by the ftc of this investigation, civil investigation, was leaked. >> maybe the biggest surprise of all yesterday was the action of the stock. >> yeah. >> i for one didn't think it was going to close at 60 bucks. i can tell you that. >> yeah. >> 68 just ahead of the halt, right? >> and there was support that came in there though. when they originally opened the stock $55. some people were in there buying the stock. very interesting situation to see how this plays out. but you know for certain there are big players on both sides. >> it makes sense the way bob is playing this though and i think that's important as well because the capital is far less than if he's actually going out there the way ackman is doing that through the stock in a lot of ways. a lot of capital bein