should also add by the way this is not an isolated incident what happened out there in st charles county missouri we all saw it in clay county missouri we also saw it in athens clark county georgia just one week earlier i've got the video of that up at brad blog dot com as well and again it was not a matter of ron paul folks causing trouble it was a matter of the party establishment who was running the delegate convention in that case was a county delegate convention basically shutting out what appeared to be the majority of people at that convention completely ignoring robert's rules of orders the parliamentary procedures they're supposed to use at these events and basically railroading the entire process shutting it down and doing whatever they want to do no matter what the people there the democracy that has gathered. what they wanted to express i think the power folks have every right to be outraged about this and i'm glad they're speaking up to be frank now really are pointed out ron paul. especially that there is frog going on as you point to the fact that wherever he goes he has this loud

real contest, the binding vote, the caucuses in missouri were actually this past weekend, and this is what it looked like in that same st. charles county. >> i'm sorry. >> remove the chair! remove the chair! remove the chair! remove the chair! remove the chair! remove the chair! >> now, st. charles, missouri is just outside st. louis. it's a republican stronghold in the state. so much so that this county has more delegates to allocate to the republican primary than anyplace in the whole state, but they so far allocated none because their process was this. their process was shut down by police before the weekend. i guess they thought it was going to turn into a riot. they had them shut down the caucus before they voted on any delegates. one told the paper, quote, i don't know what's going to happen because i don't think this has happened before. and one republican said, quote, i think we embarrassed the party. remember, this is the place that has the most delegates to give in the entire state. this was the republican stronghold. not only do we not know where they get their delegates, but missouri republicans can't even figure out how th

st. charles county. >> remove the chair. remove the chair. remove the chair. remove the chair. remove the chair. >> st. charles, missouri is just outside of st. louis. it's a republican stronghold in the state, so much so this county has more delegates to allocate than any other place in the hole state. they have so far allocated none because their process was this. it was shut down by police over the weekend before they thought it was going to turn into a r t riot. they called the police and had them shut down their caucus without voting on any delegates. one republican official told the st. louis dispatch nupd, saying i don't know what's going to happen because i don't think this has happened before. another local republican said i think we embarrassed the party. remember, this is the place that has the most delegates that there are to give in that entire state. this was the state's republican stronghold. missouri republicans can't even figure out how they're going to figure it out. they can't figure out how the delegates will be allocated and please stop asking. thank you very much. it wasn't just st. charles county

the missouri republican party issued a statement saying despite the incident st. charles county will be represented at the convention. >>> around the nation a firefighters are making progress on a wind fueled grass fire on the plains of northeasterncolorado that destroyed two homes and forced 300 residents of the town to evacuate. fire officials say the area burned about 14 miles by 6 miles wide and the fires roup roughly half contained. more than a dozen -- roughly half contained. more than dozen for fighters were working to extinguish the fire. evacuation orders for the town and surrounding area will likely remain in place this morning. >>> here's how gas prices are shaping up. we are paying $3.87 for a gallon of gas right here in maryland. and baltimore, -- and in balledmore it's the same. -- baltimore it's the same. take a look at how bad it is out west. we think it's bad here. in bakersfield california, gas is 4.36. it's a little better in colorado springs but drivers in phoenix are paying $3.92 for a gallon of gas this morning. wow. >>> bp reported a unit trip and system s

missouri to shut down. the caucus in st. charles countyh a video camera refused to put it away. some of the crowd began shouting at the organizers. police arrested two people. david cole, chairman of the missouri republican party, released the following statement saying given the importance of this election cycle, we understand that emotions run high, but it is important that these caucuses are conducted in a fair, open, and honest matter. he went on to say that the meeting was adjourned to protect the safety of all participants. getting kind of ugly. >> and disney wants to make some dreams come true for america's men and women on frontlines. it's launching a new initiative called heroes work here to hire, train, and support returning veterans and their families. disney says it will provide at least 1,000 jobs for veterans over the next three years. it also plans to launch a public awareness campaign to encourage other employers to do the same. you can find out more on-line. go to disney careers.com. >>> new details about those controversi

. >> in missouri the ongoing caucuses getting a bit out of control. one county didn't even caucus and the event in st. charles they say the crowd got rowdy and the caucus goers, upset about the rules. mainly no videotaping. and two ron paul supporters have been arrested and released by police. new information about that american freed after nine months of captivity in iraq, the u.s. officials identified as randy michael holts was reportedly working alone in iraq and not on a government contract. we told you about holts last night on the fox report. he says he was a former u.s. soldier who traveled to iraq as a civilian and captured in june. the associated press reporting he was not available to speak today because of the embassy officials are interviewing him about the ordeal. a violent event in indianapolis along a canal packed with st. patrick's day party. people were running for cover five teenagers shot two critically wounded. one hit in the face. and they have leads and hoping they'll make an arrest soon. a test run goes very wrong in downtown los angeles. it's our first stop on a fox trip across america