and i won. >> rhonda was elected to represent aurora in the state legislature.de. >> rhonda fields becomes a leader on two issues. one, for gun control. very, very, very pro-gun control. two, she's very pro-death penalty. >> during the time rhonda was pushing for death for her son's killers, nathan dunlap continued to work on his appeals. >> this was not a chance to prove that he was innocent, to set dunlap free. the focus was on his mental health and any other mitigating factors that could have gone into a jury's decision about whether he should be put to death. >> nathan dunlap's attorneys make a pretty powerful case about bipolarity saying this was not properly explored. in the original case. >> by 2006, prison doctors had finally diagnosed nathan as bipolar and put him on the powerful drug, lithium. once medicated, nathan's behavior on death row changed radically, and he became a model prisoner. >> he was an entirely different person from the young man even that i knew. so it certainly has to be a part of why he did what he did. >> as nathan's appeals were b

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i'm joined by rhonda here tell me where you are going and what conditions have been like? >> i'm going into the building right behind you. the slippery. you have to be careful. actually i drove 20 miles an hour down here. and it was not that much salt on the ground even though they are on the job, you still have to take your time. i expect a lot of things to be canceled today. >> reporter: or a delayed opening. with a few cars on the roads once the cars get moving that will help to keep the snow out of there as well. >> yes, yes, that's true. >> reporter: it's a little bit warmer today than yesterday. >> yes, it's not that bad because the winds have died down. i'm very happy about that. and so, i'm just trying to get to work. i better get going right now. >> reporter: thank you, i'll let you go. appreciate it, take care. back out here you can see just beyond the corner here they are starting to do some shoveling. and coming up here at ninth and walnut, you can see one of the plow trucks. we have been seeing some plows, we have been seeing some people shoveling the sidewalk

rhonda in nebraska. you forgot about aliens mr. cavuto. everything is your fault.low me, if ufos landing say take me to your leader i would definitely bring them to you as our supreme leader. far too embarasses to bring them to the white house. i thought of one thing you left out. fox news and fbn are behind successful computer hacking attacks? busted again john. that one is on us too. marshall in phoenix not buying any of this. neil, you claim fox news was behind the oil crisis of '70s really? medicalry serves me right, fox news wasn't even around then. you really stretched truth you said you guys were covering jfk assassination. idiot, we didn't even have cable news back then. marshall, nothing going by you. by the way marshall, it was a tag! where do you think i was with the dinosaur thing and big bang all right? pay attention. i don't watch you as viewer. smarten up a little bit. carol in sacramento not so sure about any of this. neil, you don't have to tell me that fox moves in strange and mysterious ways. i saw it for myself saw you in person covering a big t

good morning rhonda. you are on with dr. tatum. >> caller: good morning dr. tatum. i am calling because my daughter insisted that i come home early so i can see dr. tatum on c-span. she has applied to spelman. her name is daniel lyall and she's so excited about the possibility of being excited -- accepted at spelman. she is predominately gone to a white school but she has her heart set on coming to spelman. her godmother lives in atlanta and every day she's on twitter after school and if she could have taken off a school to be here to watch her program she would. i'm just going to find out what is the possibility of her being accepted at spelman? thank you. >> guest: certainly you are making a great case for her. i want to congratulate you for her advocacy and i can't comment on her application. i haven't seen it and i can't comment on the air about it but certainly i want to thank you for your encouragement of her and we'll keep our fingers crossed for daniel. >> host: what advice would you give to students who maybe are looking to apply next year or years beyond t

. >> rhonda hab eeb talking live from imam. >> you're welcome. >> south-west of the iraqi city of kirkuk i.s.i.l. have been driven off. the government told al jazeera it was a major assault and a setback. and that they'd try again. >> reporter: the oil fields south-west of kirkuk belonged to islamic state of iraq and levant for two days. attacks were are won the installation were thwarted. they came from their stronghold laying claim to kilometres of territory. >> it was very serious. it actually was. initially they made some progress. >> kurds recaptured the lost ground. they lost a lot of men. commanders had to call the anti-terrorism unit had to deploy to kirkuk. they came and took the whole area. they were helped by the arab tribes and the villages. many left. i.s.i.l. recruits them. telling them they were the enemy. >> the arab villages are empty. it shows suspicions that exist. kirkuk has a massive amount of oil. which is why many were between the city. the kurdish and regional government put aside the differences. they shared revenue from the oil production. >> most is pumped in k

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. >> journalist rhonda colvin covers the state senate for alabama public television and was there that. >> it was the last day of the session, so usually they stay until about midnight, getting a lot of last-minute legislation through. it was very mundane, actually. >> but mundane quickly turns to exciting when senators from both sides of the floor start spatting. >> and you can see between mr. barron and mr. bishop there was a heated exchange. >> republican senator charles bishop and democratic senator lowell barron, both notoriously outspoken, begin to argue heatedly. >> you definitely see when you watch the tape that there are some words being exchanged and you're not quite sure what they're saying, but you knew that there was an argument at least. we didn't know, you know, what the outcome would be, but we just sat there and watched it for a little bit, and all of a sudden it happened and it happened very quickly. mr. bishop had hit mr. barron. he had punched him. and there was a little bit of a struggle for a few seconds. the security guards ran out. they tried to break them up. a

host: rhonda, woodbridge virginia.ler: i am calling because my daughter insisted that i come early so i can see dr. tatum on c-span. she has applied to spelman and she is so excited about the possibility of being accepted. she has always gone to predominantly private schools. she has her heart set on coming to spelman. we have been out there several times. her godmother lives in atlanta. every day she is on twitter. she could have taken off school to watch her program, she would have. what is the possibility of her being accepted? guest: you are making a great case for her. i want to congratulate you for your advocacy. i cannot comment on her at the nation. thank you for your encouragement of her. we will keep our fingers crossed. host: what advice would you give to students who are looking to apply next year and years beyond to get into's common? guest: take the most challenging curriculum in your school. if you have access to a fee or honors courses, take those courses. not every high school is created equally. not e

joining us via skype from jordan is jordanian political analyst rhonda habib.iven the news there? >> the devastation and the revenge started, of course immediately after the discovery of the video. i mean you have to understand that among those being burned alive has a point for everybody. but definitely in the muslim faith this is one of the worst things that can happen because cremation of the body is not allowed in the muslim religion let alone someone that is survived. let alone the pilot that was killed or death was not the surprise. people have started for a while now to realize that probably he is dead. but it's the way they killed him. and i think isis made a big mistake because now the sentiment against it and the word evil that you are saying is now on every lips because when you let someone die in the fire the message is you are sending him to hell. so just because he was on a plane and, of course they consider that him being the military and a muslim he is a bicker enemy. >> you know we were also talking earlier about what happened when zakari the g