juan williams thank you. >> ed rollins thank you. >> thank you. >> great to be with you. lou: to latest to marine jail for two months in mexico who case has been all but ignored by boobama administration. by the president. publicly. 25-year-old sergeant andrew, today had his first hearing in court, after he was arrested on march 31, as he mistakenly crossed border with registered his registered guns in his pickup truck. there was not -- we're told much progress, because the sergeant fired his attorney for allegedly telling him to lie to mexico an authorities. he is scheduled to appear in court again with a new attorney. that hearing is sit for next wednesday. >> we have yet to hear the president of the united states speak about a man who is an active member of the u.s. marine corps, and who is a veteran of the conflicts in afghanistan and iraq. be sure to vote in on-line poll, do you believe it is disgraceful that president obama hay been unable to bring home marine saeurpblsergeant tamarisi and ht mentioned his name since high was jailed in mexico? >> here are last night

clear to land. >> ted rollins joins me from carlsbad, california.y bad there in the last 24 hours, we're looking at images now from carlsbad. what is it like there now? >> well, things have gotten much better, anderson, the winds died down. things got better here, and in escondido which we talked about earlier, the bottom line, this is what is left. these homes here in carlsbad, completely devastated. the homeowners looking for what they can. >> so sad. ted rollins, appreciate it. we'll be right back. and drawing up plays. it's got onenote, so i can stay on top of my to-do list, which has been absolutely absurd since the big game. with skype, it's just really easy to stay in touch with the kids i work with. alright, russell you are good to go! alright, fellas. alright, russ. back to work! (music) defiance is in our bones. defiance never grows old. citracal maximum. calcium citrate plus d. highly soluble, easily absorbed. when folks think about wthey think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all

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judith miller, a fox news contributor, and ed rollins, a veteran national campaign director.ou expecting nancy pelosi and company to be part of this select committee? >> as soon as she can figure out whether or not her democrats believe that it's going to be in the interest of the party to join or to boycott and try and portray the select committee as a total kangaroo court. that will be the strategy. if they boycott it will be risky. i think ultimately she will join but the democrats are divided. >> you think it's risky for the democrats if they don't join? >> very risky. you have no veto power or raise a ru kous. >> this is the story of the summer. so the people on this committee all of the sudden become stars. we don't know most of these women, they will be on fox news talking about this. very able people and i think that's going to be a big difference. >> and two women. exactly. because what's really at stake here is how badly this hurts hillary. the democrats must protect hillary. does it hurt hillary? >> it depends on what comes out. my sense is it's early. she's above

that was ted rollins reporting for us. and as bad as it's been, conditions should be improving for the many firefighters risking their lives. let's get a forecast of california now. to the world weather center. ivan? >> yeah, errol. in fact, we continue to see improving weather conditions here. remember california and l.a. specifically we were at 100 degrees fahrenheit, upper 30s on thursday. a little better on friday, but not where we should be for this time of year which is about 23. that's where we're going later this afternoon and over the next couple of days. we're dealing with the drought here. this is still going to be an ongoing issue despite the fact that at least weather conditions for the time being will improve. we're going to go from this ridge pattern here where we've had the offshore winds, the santa ana winds bringing gusting conditions, humidity, and high temperatures. now we have a trough that's going to be digging in. that will return the marine layer. we're not going to be talking about rain here, but a

cnn's ted rollins hitched a ride in their biggest weapon for firefighting arsenal. >> reporter: insidetwo firefighters prepare for takeoff. >> okay, clear right. clear left. >> reporter: during a fire, this plane is capable of dropping up to 3,000 gallons of retardant, as low as 150 feet above the flames. >> what do you actually mean? when there is a fire you know where to aim because you're talking to the guy on the ground. >> reporter: i'm only allowed to ride along because this is a training flight, a water drop for ryan's annual certification. the target? just to the right of our camera crew on the ground. neptune aviation based in mos mosoula, montana, can be there in minutes. once they get there, the adrenalin kicks in. >> you don't even know you're breathing because you're so hyper-focused on what you're doing. it is very coordinated chaos. >> reporter: the largest take-over in the world can drop an incredible 12,000 gallons. >> right now, the fire that could call us is in west texas. >> reporter: we caught up with the plane and rick haddon, the man who helped design it in phoen

they've saved hundreds of homes because of it. >>> ted rollins reporting live from carl's bad. ted, thank you. >>> and firefighters headed to help. we were on hand when one strike team packed up their gear to head to the area. where they go and for how long will depend on the fires and the need. >> we're geared up. we're trained and ready to go. our resources are ready and we're anticipating a very busy season yes. it started early and that's why we're headed down south. >> reporter: another 24 strike teams from the oregon border to monterey are on stand by. the state's regional fire coordinator told us that more bay area teams could be spared from going down there because the conditions here are expected to ease with cooler weather. >>> stay with us on ktvu.com you will find the latest information on the wildfires and unedited video of the fire fight. >>> new at 10:00, a burglar picked the wrong home in san jose this morning. the homeowner he ran into had skilled to defend himself and his family. ktvu's ken pritchett live with the story. >> reporter: san jose police took the s

despite calming, reporter ted rollins joins us with the latest. >> good evening, taking a look behind me, this is one of the homes talked about that is completely devastated. more than two dozen homes look like this. firefighters have done an outstanding job here. they have been able to save thousands of homes. that said, escondido has new evacuations and will be all night. firefighters are battling a collection of wildfire that's burned 9,000 acres officials defloiing additional air tankers to the region. 120 sent to people in the county. >> we do have bad air quality. it's not just cars bad event. it's a regional events. so take good care of yourselves. >> there are forcing school closures. >> just terrifying. talking about my dogs and neighbors you know? just families down here. really bad. >> the raging fires are a product of months with little rainfall and above normal temperatures. common theme is that unprecedented number of fires and fire activity across the state. and 2 to 3 months earlier than normal. >> 10,000 acres still burning. firefighters have another long night ahead

they've saved hundreds of homes because of it. >>> ted rollins reporting live from carl's bad. ted, thank you. >>> and firefighters headed to help. we were on hand when one strike team packed up their gear to head to the area. where they go and for how long will depend on the fires and the need. >> we're geared up. we're trained and ready to go. our resources are ready and we're anticipating a very busy season yes. it started early and that's why we're headed down south. >> reporter: another 24 strike teams from the oregon border to monterey are on stand by. the state's regional fire coordinator told us that more bay area teams could be spared from going down there because the conditions here are expected to ease with cooler weather. >>> stay with us on ktvu.com you will find the latest information on the wildfires and unedited video of the fire fight. >>> new at 10:00, a burglar picked the wrong home in san jose this morning. the homeowner he ran into had skilled to defend himself and his family. ktvu's ken pritchett live with the story. >> reporter: san jose police took the s

ted rollins is standing by live for us in california. officials hoping cooler temperatures and calmer winds will help today. is the weather cooperating? >> it has throughout most of the day but within the last hour the winds have picked up, jake, which is bad news to put wind on those hot spots that are burning every where. because of the fires because of the firefighters efforts most of the fires are under control except for escondido. this is still a major concern. a wall of black smoke and flames were coming towards his house. >> the first flames i saw was a neighbor's tree. >> reporter: thinking he was about to lose his home he was getting ready to leave when firefighters pulled up in three engines. >> they were here. i opened up gates for them. the back gate area to make it easier for them. i said guys save my house if you can. and they did. >> reporter: the home beside him was lost. everyone got out okay. when you consider the wall of flames that consider those mini tornado-like spirals it's amazing more homes were not lost. those

public divorce while giving a speech as the outstanding graduating senior at her commencement from rollins college. >> it was right after taking communication and the media i was unexpectedly thrust into the media limelight. and i probably should have taken more notes in my class. >> i'm betty nguyen. this is "early today." we hope it is your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> leading the news in the tech times, acid spewing beetle inspires hot foam spewing atms to deter thieves. this is real. researchers in switzerland have come up with an atm that can send off crooks by releasing hot foam aimed at them. >>> this revelation in scouting magazine, new jersey scouts help rescue nbc journalist ann curry. she broke her ankle on a hike. the boys helped her out without even knowing who she was. >>> some other stories we're keeping an eye on for you. state police in virginia say they have found the third and final body that -- from that awful hot air balloon accident on friday. with of the victims were members of the university of richmond women's basketball program. the school held a moment of si

turn name is mary rollins. this will sort of show how polygamy works if you will. in 1839, mary, her husband and two young children fled missouri and settle not far from a colony in illinois. her husband suffered business reverses and had trouble running a living. her marriage taught her young children including joseph smith's adopted daughter julia. she was living in a tiny dwelling when smith first asked her to marry him in early 1842, mary was 23 years old, married and pregnant with her third child, joseph was 36 years old, father of four children and unbeknownst to mary and almost every other member of his church he was as an eight wide including emma, the mother of his child. joseph explains to mary as you would in many other women that angel of the board had reviewed the doctrine of plural marriage to helen three times since 1834. naturally he first found the teaching shocking of and repugnant. the angel brandishing a sword said, quote, i was to obey that principle or he would slay me. joseph smith testifies that he adopted polygamy after a sort wielding ange

ed rollins, joe trippi. >> thank you. jon: thanks. >> thanks. >> quick look at briefing room. jay carney continues to answer questions from the white house press corps. he is answering a question right now on obamacare numbers and that has been a topic a few reporters have asked thus far. he has, we believe associated press and answering a question from msnbc, from nbc. we'll keep you posted as we hear more. we expect them to take questions from jonathan karl from abc and aggrazi, and fox news as well, you never know. we'll have breaking details top of hour two of "happening now." we have more testimony from the benghazi hearing. what a military intelligence director is saying about the attack that killed four americans. that is making headlines today. bring you up-to-date, top of the hour. with mobile-exclusive deals download the expedia app text expedia to 75309 expedia, find yours i've got a to-do list and five acres of fresh air. ♪ top three tools -- hammer, screwdriver, front loader. happiness is a drive-over mower deck. a john deere dealer can teach tractors to anybody.

and then also with the new deal, there is a book called "america's soul in the balance" by gregory rollins who sent me his book, the holocaust, the fdr state department and the moral disgrace of an american aristocracy. i along felt the state department and fdr himself frankly didn't do enough to rescue the jews of europe from the holocaust. there's lots of documents showing that the united states could have done things such as bomb the railroad tracks leading to the gas chambers and the concentration camps and didn't do it because the war effort was taking center stage and they didn't want to do anything to deviate from that. so this book delves into that and that's another perspective of the new deal. "double down" by mark hall present about game-change 2012. the 2012 election between president obama and mitt romney. that's going to be fascinating and i look forward to looking at that again. also, the "outpost" talks about american valor in afghanistan. i try to visit the wounded warriors here in washington at bethesda navy hospital, walder walter reed hospital, and shows extraordinary b

i think it's at that terminal level, i know that you and director rollins spoke to mr. scandalin, and that's my concern that the train is not considered an after-thought. it's carrying thousands and it has enormous potential. and i believe and i hope to do everything i can do be sure that it goes downtown, that's where it needs to go, that's the big thing. at any rate they all come together. i applaud the study, but this is not a small issue. there are no small issues in there. planning director probably took care of those, the small issues; right? if no other questions, thank you very much for the presentation, we look forward to working with you going forward, thank you. public comment on that? >> no, mr. chairman, no public comment. apparently there is. >> apparently there is. >> howard (inaudible). thank you, board, i am trying to understand this project and i have a little understanding now. what you want to speak to, they are talking about so many alternatives and more than the ones you are speaking about. all alternatives should be viable and kept alive so the pe

second herself this is when the owners of the premises of criminality which it for propaganda and rollins in social and ethnic hatreds that's how the perspective of some fiscal phase in of apron and let go of that already and friends to zabeel to. the tools he used the act of intimidation is because it is governments mainly in the government had introduced us all folded and tucked it in and made from collect on replacing the flag beach and had executed them this situation in the keys to send their assaults on police to kill and diplomatic messages it was discussed yesterday said they meet in all i'm saying it's a new prime minister of ukraine and european diplomats sebastian paris and the sar be on the other clowns. prime minister emphasized that the main problem for ukraine are armed criminals supported by russia. however the government is taking all means use to stimulate the situation in the east according to get some new knowledge and most important task is to hold fair and transparent presidential elections to amend the constitution and to force russia to complain will whiz at its in

and ed rollins is the former national director for president bush. and we'll turn our attention back to the oregon race. is it possible, ed, that our republican senator could be elected from the state of the oregon? you don't think that way. there are outstanding candidates. they fit the profile of the state. obviously republicans have an excellent opportunity to win the senate. there is so much money wasted on oregon, joe. and there is a republican doctor running and she hasn't won the primary yet. and that's what dan springer's report is out. it is to jeff barclay. >> in recent days as the report showed. she had problems that come out and make her look like a flawed candidate that squanders the feed. the primary is interesting to so what the outcome is. >> i think in a lot of these races. when you look at who is winning the senate in november. it will come down to the primary in georgia and oregon. we don't know oregon is looking iffy right now. if this is a republican lead majority of the senate. and that is by our side. and at the end of the day,

psychic theirs off this is when the owners of the premises of criminal amy lee chief of propaganda and rollins in social and ethnic hatred that's how the second chorus of this cold phase in of the ukrainian flag of that over the entrance to zabeel the tools of all he does the act of intimidation use it as if this government really needs government had introduced us all folded and tucked it in and make wrongful act on its place in the flat is to have persecuted them this expansion in the east and there is also pulling to kill and diplomatic messages. it was discussed yesterday and they meet in all i'm saying it's a new prime minister of ukraine and european diplomats sebastian paris and its army on the other clowns prime minister emphasized that the main problem for ukraine are armed criminals supported by russia. however the government is taking all means use to stimulate association in big east according to get some new now the most important task is to hold fair and transparent presidential elections to amend the constitution and to force russia to comply will was at its international obliga

let's begin with cnn ted rollins. he's been working the story for us. he's at the area of the coco fire in san marcos fire. it's doubled in size in the past 24 hours. what's the very latest? >> reporter: well, wolf, the winds have kicked up within the last few hours here which is grave concern for firefighters. they have been attacking this fire all day long. there are 11 fires, there were 11 fires total in southern california, all in san diego county. now it's down to five and three are of concern. this one here, we're in escondido, the san marcos fire and two fires burning in camp pendleton. all three of those are still out of control. this was only 10% here. they had a great day early on attacking from the air. but now the last two hours the within has picked up, this fire has increased in size. we've seen air drops throughout the day. they are trying to gate headway. mother nature should help out in the back end of this into tonight and tomorrow. this is a crucial time here with the winds picking up. >> ted stand by. i want to get right back to. but

the agenda is self in the roll the tape party may play or not we are joined by juan williams and ed rollins and our political analyst. let me start with you juan williams. what is a speaker doing to turn this over to the democrats single-handedly? >> he has a different point of view. the problem for the national party is they tried to do outreach they believe that constituency is far religious outlook strong catholic sam business oriented but they lose them over the immigration issue. cater thinks this is the way to get them with the open window in june and july after the republican primary is done in this thread of the tea party candidate is past and at that point he can get this done with his caucus in the house. >> i do not agree. i do not this -- i do not agree but no disrespect. the majority of republicans is the house are not satisfied. they want to do it individually with different elements will take a period of time. 1986 the white house was involved and it took five years as a bipartisan effort. if this is not become bipartisan will not help the problem of with that john boehner ha

. >>> and we're back with our panel, ed rollins and others.olicy to foreign policy. ukraine, developments, what's your sense? >> my sense is putin has won the week. he clearly, basically, is now seeing that the sangs are not going to have the impact economically on the country that people thought and equally as important, the germans now, german businesses are saying, don't go so fast, we're not so sure we want to get involved with the sanctions. >> the europeans are handcuffed. they are getting 35% of their natural gas from russia. >> there's no alternative. >> there's no real interest in pushing these sanctions, keith. >> i agree with that. he won the week. he's probably going to run the table for the rest of the summertime. he controls the almighty petro dollar. that's a huge tax not only in europe on the brent oil site but here. if he starts anything in any shape or form in the middle east, oil is going up. >> i think putin is in big trouble, russia is in trouble. popularity is overwhelming right now, however, when the russians start to fe

legislative agenda itself and what will the tea party may play we are joined by juan williams and ed rollins and our fox news analyst. thank you for being here. what is the speaker doing trying to turn this over single-handedly? >> he has a different point of view. for his respect -- perspective they are trying to do of reach to bring in hispanics we believe that is due to religious outlook and business oriented values but they are using them over immigration. speaker boehner thinks this is the way to get them and there is an open window in the month of june and july after the primaries are dead within the threats from two-party candidates and at that point he can get this done with the caucus in the house. >> not at all. he has been a friend of mine over 30 years but at the end of the day there is a majority of republicans and the house that are not satisfied with the emigration bill. they want to do it individual. of the 1986 bill to look five years to get that done with the bipartisan effort. if this is not become a bipartisan effort and it would not have been. i have respect for the spea

for more i am joined by ed rollins, and we're going to be joined hir here by juan william, and i want to turn you to first, most important race as we have highlighted start with georgia replacing saxby cha chambliss. >> all probability, perdue is a business man, the front-runner. he has spend a substantial amount of money. my sense is whoever comes out of it, it will run off, all probability if perdue or king ston they will be the win. lou: we have results from kentucky. there as expected. senator mitch mcconnell has prevailed against the tea party candidate. matt bev in -- bevin , and juan, i understand that you have just joind us, your thoughts to mcconnell, never a doubt, was there? >> early othere was a doubt. you know, it will be interesting to heared on on this, bevens was tea party candidate, mcconnell did smart things brought in staff, and campaign managers who were tea party folks to make it clear he is with that element in the party. bevens speaking at a cockfighting rally, and supportining dog fights and that made some place takes. lou: as juan actionsly hear from ed. >> mo

we have somewhat railroad crossing work causing delays this is where they're doing the repairs at rollins. on top of that, we have some minor delays on 290 because of a project at harrison. doing some resurfacing work there and that will last through the beginning of september. the rest looks good including all your numbers will break that down for you coming up. >>the blackhawks' defense of the stanley cup is one loss away from coming to an end. game four of the western conference final in l-a. kings on the power play... corey playoffs. hawks down two later in the period... kings on another power play and dustin brown scores on the wide open net. brandon saad and bryan bickell scored late, but the hawks went oh- for- three on power plays. hawks lose 5-2 and trail the series three- one. new overnight... a freight train hit and seriously injured a man, early this morning in evergreen park. tonya francisco is live at the scene with more. good morning. able to get a few more details about this morning. we saw that the victim may have been crossing at the gates at 87th and rockwell. now we le

i agree with ed rollins. sometimes you say something out loud when you shouldn't. this is one of those questions where i'm asking myself, why is everything such a conspiracy? the woman suffered a fall, she injured herself, she recovered two or three days later. she wore the glasses to correct eye problems related to that. it had nothing to do with her brain. there's so much else to talk about with hillary clinton than this. i really think if this is the hit that the party wants to get close to, i would be very careful about it because people will not suffer this kindly. and i think there are a lot of ramifications longer term. >> you think it might boomerang? >> yes, i do. at the end of the day, we're going to get her health records when she announces. i think her team will be very forth coming with that, particularly given all the noise now. i don't think there are going to be any surprises or secrets. and if they are, the american people will judge for themselves. >> well said. making a history of hillary clin to be's age and health has been a part of rove's repe

. >> joining me, ed rollins, former white house political director, and bernard whitman.to see you both. ed, now we're going to the senate, a select committee, that's what republicans want. is this time well spent? >> i would prefer let's just have one committee. i think part of the problem is -- we should have had special committees two years ago. we've had eight or nine investigations all going in different directions. the focus now becomes because we didn't get all the drmts, which was proven by judicial watch a couple of weeks ago. i would hope mrs. pelosi would put democrats on this. we have to see what was the role of the cia and equally as important, how do we protect in the future? >> let's ask about nancy pelosi. some viewed her comments as cavalier. we'll see if we'll participate. is that the right tone? >> i have real concerns about the committee and how it's being structured and the ability of the democrats to be able to call witnesses, to get access to documents and not have to sit by on a committee that's going to be a sham, politicize the investigation used

here's a preview: >> ifill: that rockin' and rollin' you feel is washington drama at its most disruptivetraged debate and high-level resignations all on display. we dig into what happened and what's next tonight on "washington week." judy. >> woodruff: sunday's edition of pbs newshour weekend looks at a recent report about species extinction. hari talks to the lead author, biologist stuart pimm from duke university. here's an excerpt from that conversation. >> we are the ultimate problem. there are 7 billion people on planet. we tend to destroy critical habitats where species live, we tend to be warming the planet, we tend to be very careless about moving species around the planet to places they don't belong and where they can be pests. >> woodruff: and we'll be back, right here, on monday, with an interview with e.p.a. administrator gina mccarthy about the new regulations for coal power plants, among other things. that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. have a nice weekend, thank you and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> united health

ted rollins is "outfront." >> i will destroy you. >> reporter: 22-year-old santa barbara shooter elliotf rampage killers that have a lot in common. the columbia killers and jared loughner from the tucson massacre were all in their late 20s at the time of the shootings. all of them grew up in relatively stable environments, except the columbine shooters all attended at least some college and all of them had mental health issues. >> they come from a world where they're cared for. and nurtured, they have resources, they're protected. >> he has spent more than 20 years writing about murderers. he has written several books, including "lost boys." he believes one of the reasons the vast majority of the mass killers in the u.s. are young white men is because their illness is mixed with an inflated ego. >> the environment that they're in, and the narcissism that they experience all of that sort of predisposes them to take on these vendettas against their perceived enemies. >> i don't know what you don't see in me. i'm a perfect guy. >> the same condition of a kid who is living in a poor neighbo

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let's take you live to cnn's ted ro rollins.on what remains. >> the sad part of it is you have some homes lost. when you take a look at the video from yesterday and you told homes that are lost. a lot of air drops and you see. >> what a difference from yesterday at this time to today. >> it was amazing the intensity, the fire, the smoke. >> we can actually thank the weather for that. slightly lower temperatures and higher relative humidity. >> do you have your hands around this now? >> we're working on this. it has become somewhat of a unified command. we're working on containment. >> good news is mother nature is coming to their aid and you mentioned the other part of the equation, the investigation. how did these fires start? obviously brooke is on the table. >> thank you so much. they said they had their hands around at least 10% of the san marcos fire contained. these two colleagues, two co--workers drove past these flames and in parts it looks like they drove through it. this is long before police and firefighters arrived o

rollins said he seems kind of logical.u seem howard dean in front of a crowd with a teleprompter in front of him and he seems to get out of control. he seems to get caught up in rhetoric. >> it must be that mic because he wants to go whooo like back in the olden days. brian just mentioned heather nauert. she is in the wings with the latest on the scandal at the veterans administration. >> good morning. we have unfortunate news. new information coming in overnight about the v.a. scandal. we have just learned that the number of hospitals now being investigated has grown to 26. the latest one being added in gainesville, florida. while the white house deputy chief of staff has been sent to phoenix where that substantial really started, there's mounting outrage this morning that president obama's silence on the subject. in the meantime, a new billheads to the house today and it would give eric shinseki, the head of the v.a., more authority to get rid of underperforming executives. >>> the operator for japan's destroyed nuclear

but we are seeing us and the fairmont rollins about 23 mi. an hour.s a looks like the satellite rearview. the backside of the storm system and rolled across maryland california us today all the wet weather and associated with is now up in the sierra. highway 50 is poor and that in south lake were singing a love the snow on the side of the road. this is only camera up there where i found snowless downside of the road. but it's still falling maybe get a couple inches above . warming slightly was c 55 for fairfield and for and not serious 53 in san jose ran out and sell the warmer and oakland. some will see temperatures in the south blue warm-up to the low 70's. looking for a set me exactly in san jose. 7375 degrees in gremlin and for discovery bay. as yet of torture a sealed the the upper 60s and low '70's. with the water around it will cool off for a lot of those communities right along to us and say 80 will be in the mid to upper 60s. 63 expected answer for cisco and downtown. for that part of the bay area. here's a three the outlook today were talk a

. >>> el innordegren went to night school at rollins college in florida.. elin said a lot of things happened after she went back to school. >> today, nine years later, i'm a proud american and i have two beautiful children. but i'm no longer married. and it was right after i had taken communication in the media i was unexpectedly thrust into the media limelight and i probably should have taken more notes in my class. >> colleges around the country are celebrating the class of 2014. a wide wage of leaders offered advice for graduates this weekend. their speeches range from the practical to the inspirational to the out of this world. >> i'm in a weightless environment, so maybe i should give this speech in a different orientation orientation. >> always keep people in your life who don't quite understand what it is that you do. it will keep you humble. you're never as important as you think you are. >> education is still the key to real and lasting freedom. it is still true today. so it is now up to us to cultivate that hunger for education in our own lives a

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ed rollins was campaign manager for rage-bush in 1984. good morning.me start with you, the va health care system is government health care. while some vets are satisfied, these other cases are so horrendous and unforgivable. could this be what you like under obamacare? >> you to separate the two. first we have to take care of va. we have obligations to our veterans. we have a voluntary military. part of the whole drill was to take care of those who serve our country and went through a long period of war, 13 years. well will have 100 thousands men and women come back with serious head injuries. whatever it takes bipartisanly we need to fix this thing. relative to being connected with obamacare, the problem with obamacare is didn't do anything to reduce the cost. it added more coverage and but wasn't any guaranty there would be more medical services available. i think danger here, two programs, medicaid, medicare will be overwhelmed by new additions particularly medicare, i mean medicaid and medicare is obviously where they're taking substantial amount o

ed rollins former chief of staff to president reagan and managed the campaign in 1984.aign manager of howard dean and both are fox news contributors. always a pleasure to have you. he didn't say are you going to run? he said do you think you're qualified to run? he said, yes i am. what did you make of that comment, ed. >> i think the senator wanted to run since he first got in the senate. he is one of the shining stars in our party. he is ambitious. became speaker very young age at florida house. my sense is if president obama could run with two years of experience in the senate, i assume he feels he is every bit as qualified. i think if he would have been the vice-presidential candidate, which i promoted on this show, and others he would be basically the frontrunner today. he has a long, uphill battle, particularly if jeb bush runs. they have the same base and certain extent he is one of the stars of our party. articulate, visionary, will turn a lot of people on during the course of the campaign. martha: we asked for people's twitter responses. there were some comments

burring up our "index" this morning including tiger woods' ex-wife elin nordegren who graduated from rollinseech and details from her speech are trending overnight. she's been a private mom and finished at the top of her class and received the outstanding senior award and spoke about being thrust into the public eye. >> i've been called a woman with no words in the media and criticized for not talking very much. it was right after i had taken communication in the media i was unexpectedly thrust into the media limelight, and i probably should have taken more notes in my class. [ laughter ] >> good for her. she did very well there and i have to say, she's spoken so rarely, that i didn't even realize she had that accent. >> when she was married she was not wanting to be in the spotlight. so happy for her. how she handled everything. >> you have to respect -- taking in all that criticism there is a part of her that wanted to speak out but for her children and for her privacy, she declined. >> a couple things to note. it took her nine years to get this degree. 3.98 average, and i mean it just sho

ted rollins talked to him. hi, ted. >> hi, carol. it doesn't look like there's much of a chance that sterling will be able to keep his team but wait until you hear from this guy who has gone head to head with sterling in a legal battle. he has a different view. stay with us. [ laughter ] smoke? nah, i'm good. [ male announcer ] celebrate every win with nicoderm cq, the unique patch with time release smartcontrol technology that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. help prevent your cravings with nicoderm cq. that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. ♪ ♪ abe! get in! punch it! let quicken loans help you save your money. with a mortgage that's engineered to amaze! thanks, g. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto

she just graduated from rollins college from bachelor of arts degree, top of her class.hese speeches you can see there. she took a little swing at her divorce during that commencement speech. let's take a little listen to that. >> in the fall of 2005, i was 25 years old. i just recently moved to america. i was married without children. today, nine years later, i'm a proud american, and i have two beautiful children. but i'm no longer married. [ cheers and applause ] >> you've got to love that. the focus on the children, though, a proud mom. despite not having the husband anymore to parent with. >> no, absolutely. part of the thing, with the whole happiness thing, too, is, you know, you're forced to go and you're forced to be with other people. she's been forced to, as a single mom, and a single parent, which 90% of us will be at one point in our lives, either through divorce or death of our spouse or for other reasons. so really, to embrace that, and god bless her for seizing that, and getting her degree. that's an applaud to single moms out there. you can't do it? >> yo

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. >> nordegren graduated at the top of her rollins college class with a degree in psychology. >>> winter -- >> she pulled it off. >> it kind of is. >>> let's get outside to anna who has some special guests. >> we are going to bat to bat out breast cancer. every mother's day, major league baseball selects an honorary bat girl, one whose commitment is strong to eliminating the disease. we have stephanie and elizabeth as well as mlb network reporter and host, sam ryan. looking beautiful in pink today. >> good morning. >> sam, i'll start with you. tell me about the program and how you judge. >> we received numerous submissions from so many women battling breast cancer or have battled breast cancer and are willing to share think struggles with us and their commitment to the cause. myself along with freddie freeman, elongoria and numerous others, we've received several entries and wanted to see who represented major league baseball as a fan but yet could share their story in a creative way. >> in ballparks across the country, what are we going to be seeing? >> the teams with home games will be

. >> what -- >> that's not -- >> jimmy rollins? >> no omar quintanilla. >> no.obody can really replace quintanilla. >> we lost -- >> playing in miami. >> we managed to lose last fight. >> did you catch this? >> we're not supposed to diverge. >> when we come back cramer says this is one of the crucial moments when it comes to gm. find out what he's talking about and what it might mean for the stock. luxury retail giant on cnbc's first 25 list of the most influential business leaders in the past quarter century, bernard arnault will join us live from paris. one more look at futures. another turnaround tuesday as they call it? we'll have to wait and see. more "squawk on the street" from post nine in a moment. st nine i (man speaking jananese) it's called truecar. and truecar users... save time and money. so when you're... ready to buy a car, make sure you... never overpay. visit truecar.com today. improving everything from booking to baggage claim. we're raising the bar on flying and tomorrow we'll raise it yet again. ♪ >>> as much as gm keeps getting hit with bad

building and destroyed several others nearby syrian army soldiers are believed to have been killed rollinshas rocked aleppo says the syrian war began actually say around twenty rebels and at least thirty soldiers were killed there this monday amidst heavy fighting. in argentina police have resorted to force to disperse working workers demanding a rise in pay around five hundred state employees marched towards this central square in the country's northern choco province in part of an old dispute with authorities clashes broke out after some protesters began of vaults at offices and number of people were injured and several arrests. and just a reminder of our breaking news story this hour the peoples councils in the cities of donetsk and lugansk have voted not to delay a referendum on autonomy ball their regions which had been shadowed for sunday and this despite russia's president putin urging the activists in ukraine's rest of southeast to postpone a possible split from kiev to push for a nationwide dialogue people across the region have been refusing to recognize the interim authorities f