80 scherr? >> you could say that. my dad.chool heant to cyber was my only teacher. >> how you do decide on your team? >> it was a tossup between the economy and unemployment. i decided the economy would be a large team to tackle and a five- eight minute video. unemployment was a telltale sign of how the economy was doing. i went out and found my dad's friend who is unemployed and going through the process at the time. i thought he would be a good subject to follow. of followed him. >> you tell the story through his one experience. >> alan, your video was "free candy." is about whistle government spending. >> had to come up with the idea? >> i do not even know. the taxation without representation, at the time my dad thought the most important issue was the designated hitter. at the time i had an introduction to lock cores and i - law course and i was learning that there's a discrepancy between children and adults. we do not have a say in the creation of the debt the we're going to have to pay it off. taxation without represent

. >> what do you plan to say to scherr? >> that i love you, and i missed you all this time. >>> and now, of course, we talk about benghazi. the house republicans opening hearings into how the state department tanned pentagon responded to the attack. democrats crying foul. >> these witnesses deserve to be heard on the benghazi attacks, the flaws in the accountability review boards, methodology, process and conclusion. >> what we have seen over the past two weeks a a full-scale media campaign that is not designed to investigate what happened in a responsible and bipartisan way, but rather a launch of unfounded accusations to smear public officials. let me be clear, i am not questioning the motives of our witnesses. i am questioning the motives of those who want to use their statements for political purposes. >>> with us today, former ambassador thomas pickering who cochaired the independent review board on benghazi. >>> and the comeback kid. mark sanford celebrates his victory in the south carolina special election. >> i thin

delegation bill scherr sent plenty of warnings to the popularity of newer sports like snowmobiling. >porter: it's unclear how wrestling is any different than the discus or javelin or boxing but the real worry for wrestling boosters is how losing the olympics might start a sport here at home. usa wrestling estimates more than 1 million wrestlers, budget problems let hundreds of colleges to drop the sport. where would you be without wrestling? >> i have no idea. >> reporter: he's as good as american wrestling gets. unbeaten in international competition. current world champion and reigning gold medalist. >> it helps in high school and helps being arnds positive people helps pay for a college education for me. >> everyone's dream to be an olympic champ. to take away that event is take away the dreams of people all over the world. >> reporter: i'm jim axelrod in new york. >> you were watching "cbs this morning." do we want to say anything about wrestling? i don't know anything about it. >> for college, it's great. >> yeah. the more sports the better. >> i'm with you. >> you are watching "c