talked about oh, you let the immigrants in and this is what happens. >> steve king said to slow immigration bill down. that's his reaction. >> steve king will turn around if it's a right wing and say it's a loan wolf, it doesn't have any political implications, ignore what i was saying. >> except still slow down the immigration bill. cenk: can we have a political thought about it divorced from who it is. shouldn't the reaction simply be let's find the guy and bring him to justice. >> the fact that people are pointing fingers immediately when it's anybody at this point it's terrifying for them to make bombs like this. some of the worst attacks on american soil have been by americans. when people immediately blame muslims, furthering the same causes that got us into the war in iraq, never found weapons of mass destruction, those are the first people they point fingers at. it's incredibly dangerous at this point when nobody knows anything. >> of course jim is right but it's a super charged issue and made to order for whatever political agenda you are trying to forward. cenk: if it

steve king is a jackass. i don't like him or louie gohmert, all of the right wing -- >> john: louie gohmert exploiting this off of -- >> we live in a hyper partisan world right now. americans were brought together. within an hour, two people are fighting on twitter about this, accusing things. it is a false flag operation. domestic terrorist? foreign terrorist. i was attacked for saying something about the bush administration it was not intended to be political. it is not partisan what i meant in it. we live in a hyperpartisan world. any moment of goodwill and us coming together are gone within hours on twitter. barney frank steve king, left or right we live in this cloudy mate. >> you said both sides. >> john: i was appalled by what a lot of so-called liberals were saying. in the case of steve king, i was disappointed in this him because if one misbehaving gun owner does something you can't tarnish all gun owners but if it is one misbehaving student on a visa -- >> we'll have to answer for that sin. >> let's

we should do a background check on steve king. deny him a visa. >> michael: yeah, it's unbelievable. he wants to be an u.s. senator and take tim hearken's seat. every time someone says something ridiculous, at least nobody is saying anything silly right now. and of course it took about 18 hours for steve king to come out with that. >> who knows how quickly he said it to his wife. he was ready to go with the talking points. >> michael: i know that's what is so frustrating. they heard the word saudi--i shouldn't say "they." it's been one person. and marco rubio said that's not cool. we should not be saying that. >> what is discouraging is the fanatic desire that right wingers, a lot of republicans have, they want this to be a foreign muslim terrorist. does that make it a better terrorism act if it's a foreigner or muslim? >> michael: i suspect it justifies the things they want to do. it justifies going into iran, more defense spending. generally, not all of them say that, but in terms of what they want to do in legislation action an

back with steve king, republican of iowa -- host: we are back with steve king the, the public and ofiowa. you have been critical of immigration reform. here is a story from "huffington post." why is that? guest: we have a real reason in front of us to step back and look at all of the means and methods that people come into this country with whatever their motive is. this illustrates the openness of that we have. -- visas. we have multiple bisas -- visas. the 19 hijackers came in on visitor visas that we have. .- we also have student visas that are not. we have people that come in through ports of entry, whether it be land ports or seaports or airports. there is simply not a means to check and see if they have gone back home again. we only have the entry, not the exit. we need to put the exit in place. host: homeland security secretary janet napolitano testified that the immigration bill put forward by the gang of eight in the senate, that this would help solve the problem. the bill requires the passport to be electronically readable as opposed to be manually input and it is a good jo

the list would not be complete without steve king, of course from iowa. of running for the u.s. senate and his latest. tell us about him. >> well, steve king has -- there's a lot to work with. one of my colleagues compiled a whole list of sort of research, if you will, about the things steve king has said over the years. that's on nationaljournal.com. i think probably the latest or the highest profile thing he said was he waded into the todd akin remarks about legitimate rape saying he hadn't heard of a circumstance of a 12-year-old being raped and it didn't affect him in a personal way. he would have to be open to discussion about permitting or legalizing abortion for cases of rape and incest. so it is just sort of -- head scratching comments that -- and and -- >> bill: we talked it was steve king who attacked the obama daughters also for going on a spring vacation. taking spring break. how dare they. they should have stayed in the white house in their bedrooms. >> exactly. >> on the taxpayer's dime. >> bill: to be fair, are there only republicans on you

will give amnesty now, legalize everyone and so, with, with the hard-core conservatives with the steve kings, i think you're going to see them continue to fight against it, but what's very telling here, and what shows that republicans have made some progress, is that both the business communities through the chambers of commerce and the evangelical faith community both of those major constituencies of the republican party, are now for a path to legalization and you still got a group of tea party folks essentially who are lagging behind. >> governor, we played a lot of sound from marco rubio doing a full ginsberg or maybe not a complete -- he appeared on basically every sunday show there was to appear on and he got tripped up on the issue of amnesty. which we've been talking about a lot. whether to even say that the gold bouillon of citizenship of a green card. how much is this going to be continue to be a sticking point as we go through these negotiations. >> it will be the battle cry of the conservatives and the tea partyites in the congress. but you know -- look at the republican party. th

. >> i think the great thing is that steve king this time around are not as influential as they were i think this is a different environment. i think it's better. we're in a better position than we were seven years ago. but it's still tough. i give it a 50-50 chance of passing. it's still a mine field and there are some mines that we have to carefully maneuver. >> i am much more optimistic than you are. why are you a little pessimistic? do you feel there is a lot more people that agree among conservative republicans that agree with steve king? >> well, there's still that group. restrictionist groups are still putting pressure on republican members in the house and senate to oppose anything. we're going to see this week or next week a report coming out from the researcher, robert rector questioning the cost of localizing undocumented immigrants. he did a report like that in 2007 which went a long way towards killing immigration reform in 2007. i think this time around we're prepared to respond to that type of research which only looks at cost, exaggerates the cost. >> we heard marco r

>> can i get your reaction to what we heard from steve king? the time from what happened now to this immigration debate. we need to be careful here of how we open up our borders. doing nothing but but allows american to be less safe. i want to make america safe. we spend $18 billion a year on our immigration enforcement. ont is more than we spend the fbi, secret service, and atf. if you legalize 11 million people you take a whole bunch of folks rise up the table. pilots to use the money to be smarter. i think comprehensive immigration reform secures our borders. if i can buy myself a driver's license and identification, a security we feel/ feel? secure it do we if you hire someone that is not authorized, we will make that happen. are saying we are not going to tolerate a system that does not guarantee that people born in this country do not get the first crack at an american job. >> are you any closer to figuring out a cut off date? >> we are not there yet. in 2007 it was like five years. is 2 cut off date qualifies for the program. >> people a

and you have other folks in the party like steve king, who has compared illegal immigrants, or immigrantsn general to bird dogs, the rhetoric is nasty. you're still going to have rush limbaugh out there saying whatever he says. how much does this push the ball forward for republicans among latinos? given the fact that it's not a unified, kinder, softer, gentler message? >> if the whole thing falls apart, i think they'll be sorry they went down this road and didn't see it through. the stakes are very high. and that's right, think you're never going to be able to control all of the rhetoric that comes out of the popular base of the republican party. >> some of it is very spiteful. >> and the constituents in those districts who will block this thing. >> marco rubio, it's a gang of eight but it might as well be called the rubio gang. in so far as he's been the major salesman for this. as a leader who can unite ç latinos, skoichs, republicans going into 2016, how effective do you think he's been thus far in selling it? this is week one of the big you know, sort of sales pitch. >> i applaud hi

whether or not steve king is actually involved in deliberations, may i kindly suggest you not involve him in the deliberations. but who am i to say this? the house doesn't like theyed that the legislation is going to get rammed down its throats by the senate. >> don't forget the fact that they passed it, the house passed it, nancy pelosi passed it in 2010. and the senate couldn't get past the filibuster. >> right. i mean i think that, i think that ha boehner would like and what his caucus would like are often two different things or sometimes two different things. the politics of immigration reform are very real. i believe it will get done. i think it is pretty vaungou s advantageous. but the reality is, that if the gang of eight can hold if the deal holds, if rubio gets behind it, i think it is more likely than not that the house will pass it. >> this goes to in so far as gun -- davis in so far as gun safety reform touches on a piece of the american cultural identity, immigration does, too. it's much more bipartisan, i think it's not so much a red state/blue state. they like the idea

still enough there to survive and make it to the other side post occupation we came to you through steve king and one of your fellow australians and we appreciate that a great deal i assume going forward are going to continue doing a lot of work on bitcoin. yes the minute the software packages wonderful and we have the only accurate econometric model of the world and of our supercomputer we're also going to balance you know give a good model of the world to make up publicly available and so when the people. do have more our they also have more knowledge all right william thanks so much for being on the kaiser report i will check in with you again sir. mr ryan that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and the wonderful stacy herbert my guest william look if you want to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser reported r t t v are you until next time x. guys are saying bye l. c good lumber tour. was able to build the world's most sophisticated robot which owns the league doesn't give a dollar amount anything to submission to teach creation why it should care

others disagree like steve king whom i spoke with yesterday. >> what is main beef with the proposed bill i have many. it just won't work. all it takes is a president to determine he is going to enforce the border and you could have operational criminal of the border. you don't need legislation to do that. that comes along later. e-verify piece of this, even i support that to make it mandatory, it requires the executive force to enforce it. it also has instan us on legalization to everyone here illegally and we have more people coming over the borders come over. >> you said it's a ten-year period and they can apply. you have a probation period for ten years and that doesn't kick in unless certified that 90% are being apprehended. barack obama is going to be out of office in three and a half years. he may be a lame duck if he loses the senate in 2014. isn't it time now that the republican party may bend a little and get back in the game with hispanic american voters. if you don't, you never going to prosper here. the demographics are set against the republican party. you got to bend here.

>> can i get your reaction to what we heard from steve king and louie gohmert earlier this week, tying what happened in boston to the immigration debate saying we need to be careful here because of what happened in boston of how we open up our borders or we do some sort of immigration. >> you know, doing nothing, which is exactly what happens under their proposal, allows america to be less safe. i want to make america safe. on end $18 billion a year immigration enforcement. that's more than we spend on the f.b.i., on secret service, on the a.t.f. come on. if you legalize 11 mem people you take a whole bunch of folks off the table. now there's a smaller group of people to use that $18 billion to go after. i want to use the money to go and to be, how can i say it? smarter about getting after the -- so i say comprehensive immigration reform secures our border. as long as i can go to a street corner in just about any major city in the united states of america and get myself a social security card and buy myself a driver's license and buy myself i.d., and it's happening as we speak, how sec

. >> john: in many ways when you look at steve king if it was an immigrant, we have to revise the whole program you're the same guys who say all gun owners should not be penalized by the action of a few. but now you're going to do that with immigrants and visas? the expansion of background checks failed to get the necessary votes today. if it has the support of 90% of americans, and it still can't pass the senate, is there any hope of strengthening gun control in this country? i'll go to the mom first. >> the fact that these guys are elected to vote on our behalf, and this is what they do when 90% of america agrees with this, they should be fired. they are not doing their job. this is ridiculous. no one needs a magazine. if he had--how many times are we going to hear it. if he had to stop and reload there will be more children on this earth right now. >> john: jim i know you're a republican much love and respect, but when the majority of republicans and majority of nra members supported this, this is not leftest like banning assault weapons like ronald reagan fought for this is for back

welsh, do you agree with the rand pauls and steve king that the bombings mean we should slow down themmigration reform? >> yes, i thing we ought to slow down the pace because i think it's an unworkable piece of legislation. look, martin, there's a rush. republicans are rushing to do this because they're afraid of the politics. democrats are rushing for immigration reform because they want 11 million voters. we're at war, and this country got a stark reminder last week, again, we're at war, and not only should we take applause, martia pause when it comes to immigration, profile who the enemy is in this war, young muslim men. >> mr. welsh, what's the relationship between 11 million undocumented immigrants who have been living here for a long time working in various low-paid jobs, who'd like to pursue a pathway to citizenship? what is the relationship between that group and terrorists? >> the fact is, martin, neither you or i or jonathan knows of the 11 million, and it's more than 11 million, how many are bad characters. and what we're going to do is replicate what we did in '86, provide

the stunning steve king and others have touted this theory. [ applause ] >> sure. [ sighs ] >> huh?r more dangerous than north korean leader kim jung un who has reportedly threatened to blow up austin with nuclear weapons. he said the president will be more dangerous if he signs the -- like tanks, aircrafts, missiles, and small arms. >> [ wah wah ] . >> stephanie: and i don't have time to talk about the republican lawmaker who referred to women as vaginas. >> in the state of vagina. >> stephanie: that's right. vie ghana -- vaginas are for lovers -- virginia. we'll be back on this one's show next. ♪ going to do the young turks. i think the number one thing that viewers like about the young turks is that we're honest. they know that i'm not bs'ing them with some hidden agenda, actually supporting one party or the other. when the democrats are wrong, they know that i'm going to be the first one to call them out. they can question whether i'm right, but i think that the audience gets that this guy, to the best of his ability, is trying to look out for us. ♪ >> announcer: stephanie mille

i also think the debate especially in the house from folks like representative steve king is going to be incredibly rancid and is going to alienate hispanics. i wish i could share michael's belief. i wish i could share the president's belief that immigration reform is going to get done. i'm kind of doubtful. >> i'm rooting for marco rubio over ted cruz. if that's going to be the fight among cuban-americans, particularly. if that's going to be the fight, i know who i'm with. by the way, i think the president was very skillful today. i don't think he has an answer on the grand deal looking for this permission structure. but i think he has one golden egg he wants to have. whatever the right term is for the second term. and i think it's because the republicans want this thing off their backs. >> as much as he does. >> they want it gone. they don't want this to be an issue. i don't think he's playing politics. this is one time obama is going for the product. just like he did with health care. >> on immigration in the house, i put my hope in paul ryan. >> we agree we're going to have an imm

. >>> moving on, could republicans in washington dodge steve king? apparently he may be getting cold feet about running for the u.s. senate in iowa. in a quote that was clearly no accident republican fundraiser doug gross told the associated press yesterday, the republican party in iowa is in turmoil with no clear leader for the future and no consistent governing philosophy. king then told the paper, quote, there could be no scores to settle. of all the opinions out there, i want to make sure there is empirical data. folks, king is very rational about this. if he doesn't think he can win, he's not going to kbgive up a house seat he had to fight and spend millions of dollars to keep in 2012. governor terry and iowa republicans are trying to find a successful candidate while king is trying to figure out while he is viable. they are looking at lieutenant kim reynolds. democrats already have their consensus candidate in bruce brailey. south dakota tim johnson the latest to come out in favor of same sex marriage saying monday after lengthy consideration m

legitimate fear on the part of those in political office is that it will embolden candidates like steve king in iowa who's kind of xenophobic, anti-immigrant candidate to challenge for the republican senate nomination and move the die and the debate and depending upon what the effect is on the senate, where there seems to be strong support, not deep but strong -- wide support for the immigration bill, the impact on the house. if you're scared stiff as a house republican, you're going to be challenged in a primary. if the primary determines who wins those districts. this could make them more timid in supporting immigration. >> i'm a little bit dubious. these people have been here a while. they're american schools, reasonably assimilated judging by their twitter feeds and i think the immigration debate is going to take over itself. i've become much more sossimistic, even in the senate. - but i doubt this will play into that. that will be a big separate debate over a series of weeks or months. >> brown: what about gun control? byny measure that was the political story of the week, the defeat in

. >> congressman steve king in the house is calling this amnesty. he said this week, that what you're talking about would, quote, pardon immigration law-breakers and reward them with the object of their crime. and senator ted cruz, republican in the senate, was just as harsh. let's listen to what he has to say. >> if we pass something that allowed those here illegally to achieve citizenship, it means you're a chump for having stayed in your own country and following the rules. >> your response? >> the existing law allows people illegally access to citizenship. it says you have to go back to your country of birth and you have to wait for ten years and apply for it. all we've done is create an alternative. and it's going to be longer, more expensive and more difficult to navigate. it would be cheaper if they went back home, waited ten years and applied for a green card. secondly, we're not awarding anything. all we're giving people the opportunity to eventually do is gain access to the same legal immigration system, the same immigration process that w

now, if janet napolitano says, steve king, i've got $8.25 million for you this year and i want you to achieve more efficiency and security along your west mile than we've had before, would i hire a group of border patrol agents to stand there and buy humvees and put on uniforms and buy their arms and set up the health care plan and the retirement plan and take that perpetual liability for the balance of their lives for the purpose of guarding that mile? some of it i would, mr. speaker. some of it i would. some of it i would put an infrastructure in place. i would build a fence or wall across the areas where people are crossing and i have no advocated we build 2,000 miles of fence on our southern border but i have consistently advocate it that we build it until -- keep extending our fence at the most illegally crossed places until such time as they stop going around the end. and if it happens, they don't stop going around the end, then ultimately we would end up of 2,000, a fence, wall and a fence on the southern border. if it gets too expensive or too difficult, no, mr. speaker, it's

. >> reporter: it will be a hard sell to many house conservatives like iowa congressman steve king, who says republicans are just out to win latino votes. he believes the bill offers amnesty to people he calls undocumented democrats. is that an appropriate term to use do you think? >> i think that's how democrats view this and it is their cynical political endeavor and that people on the republican side that think they can reverse that, they should also understand that 92% of african-americans when barack obama is not on the ballot still vote for democrats for the national election. >> reporter: rubio aides caution while the senator will be making the case for immigration reform he is not planning any big announcements this sunday. the senate judiciary committee is expected to hold its first hearing on the legislation on wednesday. wolf, things are moving fast. >> they're moving dramatically fast. we'll see if a deal is done or not done and how quickly it takes. jim acosta, thanks very, very much. this programming note for our viewers. senator rubio will be candy crowley's guest on "sta

after the bombings occurred earlier this week, some people -- just a ve small number, started with steve king from iowa, he said these people could have been people -- it could have been illegal immigrants in this country and that's the reason we need to be extremely cautious with immigration reform and a lot of other lawmakers in washington published back on the idea and say let's wait. and going forward, we're going to listen to all the lawmakers and this is a breaking news situation only a couple of hours old. until we know all this fact, it's going to be hard to draw conclusions to figure out something like this from happening into the system again. host: tricia is next on the independent line. caller: good morning. i have a question that's along the same lines as what we were just talking about. you spoken about the background check. considering what we know or may not know about the two young men who planted the bombs at the boston marathon, how stringent are these background checks? and i mean, what can be done to make sure that we're not letting terrorists or someone who has ill conte

one of your republican colleagues in the house steve king says the u.s.st build what he describes as a great wall of china along the u.s./mexico border. do you think that's necessary? >> no, it's not necessary. while there are places where fences actually work, a lot of places they don't work. now, they've had tremendous success in the ayeirrizona bord some 260 miles i think it is with fences. some places don't work as well. where i am now is closer to the gulf. down here they have fences about half the distance. that isn't the solution to the problem. you know, anytime there is a demand to get to the united states, a lot of it would be for benefits, a lot of it for food stamps and aall the other things we have to offer, until that is collected i don't think we're ultimately going to be able to resolve the problem. i know there's a gang of 8, some four democrats, four republicans. my concern there is what they're doing on this what they call the path to legal immigration, the path to citizenship, you know, i've been privileged, wolf, to talk to maybe more

and chuck grassley or steve king who spoke about having to revis have it student visas, he doesn't believeisespisedespise. and if you want to believe in something this week believe in the first responders the runners who gave blood and putting other people's needs above their own. we need to have a defeat button to filter out all of the garbage we hear. >> stephanie: yeah. >> we can late alex jones later. >> stephanie: and john it raises a good point at the end of a horrible week let's highlight the heros. this is the waco police chief. >> there are still missing firefighters. they were there to save lives, and they did without a doubt. several of them have lost their lives in doing so. >> stephanie: and let's take a moment to send thoughts and prayers to the family of this policeman that was shot and killed by the suspects. >> yes indeed 26 years old. >> stephanie: and another seriously wounded policeman from the spree. and all you can hope is that we get through the rest of this without more carnage. we will be back with the closing moments here with david shuster and john fugelsang on t

laura ingram said it on her radio show yesterday and steve king of iowa said it yesterday and mark rubiod schumer of new york pushing back against it. it shows the uphill climb immigration has. >> mike, how does that argument go exactly? someone perhaps did it something in boston, therefore, we should not have more immigrants in the country? >> the argument was made by laura ingram we don't want more people who are legalized with background checks. it doesn't change the fact they are here but what she said and the worry it complicates an already very difficult needle for senator marco rubio and conrvatives toll this to the right wing. >> we will talk coming up later about that gun vote today. i want to ask you about a poll joe referenced anthony weiner of new york in second place among democrats in this race for new york city mayor. he said in a big magazine piece over the weekend he was going to run. is this about name recognition or does he have a real chance to win this? >> it's probably most about recognize nix. weiner favor ability, 45. >> what do you think about weiner for mayor in

host: steve king of iowa made similar remarks yesterday, immigration to what happened in boston.uest: it remains to be seen whether it is domestic or foreign. but these are generally copycat things, whether it was domestic or foreign, and we have to make sure that people are here legally. cameof the 9/11 hijackers legally and overstayed their visa. respond too you people that say you are making political hay? guest: i do not question people who say that, but you have to understand that we want america to continue to be a haven for people that want to live free. when you have the greatest liberties, you will draw people that want to destroy you. immigrants,u saying the majority of immigrants are people coming in here to harm america? guest: gosh, no. the paramedic, the all seeing one wasod, out of many our strength. being a melting pot has helped make us the greatest country in the world. we need immigration. we want immigration. my office helps people that want to bring family in legally, but we try to help them legally. i have people that say it took me 10 years, and now it look

congressman steve king on the boston bombing and efforts to change the nation's immigration laws and more about immigration and how refugees can gain asylum in the u.s. "washington journal" is live on c-span every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> tonight on c-span, a hearing to examine oversight at the f.a.a. at 10:00 p.m., an interview with former later, a hearing on increasing the safety on freight transportation. f.a.a. administrator michael huerta spoke about sequestration and saying it will not affect airline safety. he was in front of the sub committee. this hearing is just about two hours.

conservatives appear likely to nominate representative steve king of iowa and antiimmigration hard linerund bomb thrower to be their gop senate candidate in iowa next year. but there are hopeful signs. fox news channel has dropped sarah palin, bill o'reilly criticized opposers as bible thumpers. >> well, it's a view from the "washington post." may not be the view in the republican party. i mean, the thing is, there are the democratic party has several wings, the republican party has several wings. you've got the house wing, manier conservative. and the republicans have done, you know, mark, very well. they did horribly in the senate and didn't do too well either. they need to have a winning strategy for the house, the senate and the presidency. and their strategy over the past several years has been good for the house. but it's hurt senate candidates and presidential candidates. this is about winning, it's about being able to do several things at once having a conservative wing of the party, a very conservative wing of the party. can win elections in connecticut, in maine, in other state

while this body has the tradition of supporting post office bills in a bipartisan way, congressman steve king from iowa came to this floor and tried to tarnish her character. he brought up round of accusations and this body voted against naming the post office in my district after this great icon. i hope one day in her memory representative king will apologize to mardell and her family and the city of berkeley for such an unfair and unwarranted attack. she was deeply hurt by it but kept her head high and lived to see the city hall named after her. she refused to accept arbitrary limitations. one of the best things we all respected about her. she's one of the best examples how one person can make a difference. she was a fearless and inspirational woman who tirelessly fought to make this world a fair and just place. she spoke to the voiceless and was such a staunch defender of our basic civil rights. i believe like many that mardell's legacy of over 70 years of service to berkeley, the east bay, nation, and world will inspire many to speak for the voices and stand up for justice both here in am

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back when my friend, steve king, and i were meeting with people from the british government about their handling of immigration, they were offended by the term that steve and i were using of illegal immigration and we were told that that's not appropriate in england. i asked what words did they use and i was told the appropriate terminology is irregular migrant. i was concerned that sounded too much like some kind of body function. i hated to use that term. anyway, it -- when people emigrate into a country illegally, it's illegal immigration. and it is a problem. now anyone that goes down to the end of this hall just outside these two doors here and heads on to the senate floor, immediately what is seen above the president of the nate's chair are the words eplur bus uninumb, latin meaning out of many one. i heard a colleague before say it means out of one many, but we all get mixed up at times. e pluribus unum means out of many one. in school we were taught it means immigration and out of many becoming one people, becoming americans is what made us strong and the termination for much of

the bombings occurred earlier this week, some people -- just a very small number, started with steve king from iowa, he said these people could have been people -- it could have been illegal immigrants in this country and that's the reason we need to be extremely cautious with immigration reform and a lot of other lawmakers in washington published back on the idea and say let's wait. and going forward, we're going to listen to all the lawmakers and this is a breaking news situation only a couple of hours old. until we know all this fact, it's going to be hard to draw conclusions to figure out something like this from happening into the system again. host: tricia is next on the independent line. caller: good morning. i have a question that's along the same lines as what we were just talking about. backgroundabout the check. considering what we know or may not know about the two young men who planted the bombs at the boston marathon, how stringent are these background checks? and i mean, what can be do to make sure that we' leing terrorists or someone has ill content for our country into th

thanks very much. >> i think they can get a job. >> also, steve harvey, the reigning king of day timehor, popular radio host, and king of comedy. now his talk show is a run away hit and a lot of people are asking could it take over the mantle once held by oprah? >> we're asking the question, what do your clothes and your style say about you? well, bobbi thomas is here to talk fashion and first impressions with some lucky ladies, coming up. >> from fashion to food, sandra lee is here. by the way, hello over there. it smells fantastic on the plaza. a little barbecue action coming up. we'll check in with sandra lee in just a few minutes. >> but first, we'll go to dylan for another check of the weather. dylan? >> good morning, guys. we are still in highlands, new jersey. i am with leo servantes. we probably shouldn't have started sitting like this five minutes ago. sore. >> definitely. >> you've been all smiles today, such a pleasure to talk to. but it is a little rough the past few months since sandy hit. >> it has been difficult. but again, look around. it's a beautiful day today. >> an

all right. >> where we should be right now. >> steve: check out "farm kings" on the great american country thanks for keeping your shirts on during this segment. coming up, the state department calls hamas and hezbollah terrorist organizations, but according to the textbooks, they're political parties. lesson you don't want your kids learning probably coming up next. then, strip clubs are not allowed near schools. but how about next to a convent? is that okay? you'll meet some nuns who say not okay we all have one. that perfect spot. a special place we go to smooth out the ripples of the day. it might be off a dock or on a boat. upstre or in the middle of nowhere. wherever it may be, casting a line in the clear, fresh waters of michigan lets us leave anything weighing us down back on shore. our perfect spot is calling. our perfect spot is pure michigan. your trip begins at michigan.org. >> have you seen the new e reality show "what would ryan lochte do"? it premiered last night. i don't want to say it's hard to watch. >> you don't want to say that? >> but even honey boo ba is like, did thi

. >> steve: don king is appropriate. it was like a fight. g to weigh in -- >> steve: is he still in orlando? do we still have him in front of a camera? >> gretchen: yes, we do. we'll get to him after headlines. he's getting a sip of water. >> brian: he does not agree that these great division 1 football and basketball players should be paid. we'll discuss it just around the bend. >> gretchen: let's get to your headlines. the search is on for two inmates on the run this morning of the they broke out of a jail in texas by tampering with a fence in a recreation yard. during the search yesterday, guess where police found their jail uniforms? on some railroad tracks. so those guys now running around in their t-shirts and boxers. one of them was awaiting trial on a capital murder charge. >>> a man suspected of killing a colorado prison chief. ebel tamped with ankle bracelet before the murder happened. it took five days to check up on him. ebel was gone. these details coming one day after we found out that ebel was let out of prison early because of

steve osunsami. >> reporter: they're three of the planet's top predators, the king of the jungle with teeth for miles world, and 700 pounds of north american killing machine, who could break an animal in two with a single swipe. and somehow, they get along and play ball and show love. so, why can't we? >> it's a lion, a tiger, and a bear -- oh, my! and they live together, and they don't see their differences. >> reporter: at this wild animal rescue in the middle of georgia, where they chase each other around a small pen. they call them the "blt" -- baloo, leo, and shere khan, the bengal tiger. >> good morning, sweetie. >> reporter: they're three friends for life, rescued as cubs 12 years ago from drug dealers who abused and neglected them. baloo the bear is the boss. he needed surgery, but when allison hedgecoth and her team tried to separate them, they refused. for years, they worried and waited for fights. experts say if there were, the tiger would win. >> that's a good boy. >> caller: but it's been nothing but peace and oreo cookies. >> there definitely is something special going on between the th

king. >> brian: yeah. very good. >> steve minutes after the top of the hour. fox news alert. the surviving boston marathon bomber has been moved from the hospital. molly line is outside the hospital once again this morning with the very latest on what we know. >> what we've confirmed through the u.s. marshal service is dzhokhar tsarnaev has been moved from beth israel medical center to a secure facility about 39 miles west of boston. it's fm c devon, federal medical center. it's a big federal prison that allows prisoners with long-term medical care to be treated. he's been moved from here. good news for the hospital, things will be getting a little back to normal for them as they continue to treat some of the patients that were actually injured in this bombing here at the hospital. there is some new developments as authorities struggle to figure out which agencies knew what and when they knew in regards to the older brother, tamerlan tsarnaev, who was killed during the course of the shootout. we know that the f.b.i. and the c

>> i couldn't do it, or else i'd be like -- [ imitates lion king song ] [ screaming ] >> jimmy: not one person yells ten. [ laughter ] >> stevenot one human yelled ten. seven. all you hear is ten. >> steve: oh, was it seven? >> jimmy: come on, higgins. >> oh, my god. >> come on -- >> steve: ready? >> limber up. limber up. >> tv. one. one. dive. dive. underwater. um -- dive. [ laughter ] dive. ear. >> sounds like. >> sound. sound. sounds like itching underarm -- jacques cousteau. [ laughter ] [ buzzer ] sounds like -- >> steve: splash. >> splash? >> steve: splash. >> oh, splash! >> jimmy: it's the new celebrity diving show. >> i know. with tom hanks. "splash," right? >> steve: right. well, yeah. >> jimmy: see? i thought the movie. >> the girl from atlantis? >> steve: with patrick duffy. >> with patrick duffy? >> it's the new hit show. it's sweeping america. >> jimmy: yeah, it's -- celebrity diving. >> the new celebrity diving show. >> oh! >> jimmy: you don't know at all. all right. >> okay. where am i going? [ screams ] >> i heard eight. oh, my god. okay. >> jimmy: that's not the attitude. >> okay, okay. >> jimmy: you got it!

. >> pelley: he was the king of broken hearts who reigned over country. we'll remember george jones. and stevee dan stroup the post office would be in the black. >> every year like clockwork, you know you're going to get a letter from mr. stroup. from captioning sponsored by cbs

. >> pelley: he was the king of broken hearts who reigned over country. we'll remember george jones. and steve hartman on the road. if everyone were like dan stroup the post office would be in the black. >> every year like clockwork, you know you're going to get a letter from mr. stroup. from captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. ning news" >> pelley: good evening the president said today that the united states cannot stand by and permit the systemic use of chemical weapons on civilians. he said it in the oval office the day after his administration confirmed evidence of nerve gas in the syrian civil war. this was the president today. >> it is obviously horrific as it is when mortar are being fired on civilians and people are being indiscriminately killed to use potential weapons of mass destruction on civil populations crosses another line with respect to international norms and international law. and that is going to be a game- changer. >> pelley: he did not say whether changing the game involves u.s. intervention. the syrian war started two years ago

. >> steve, thank you, coming up, it is decision time in the battle over the kings. the new challenge facing city leaders and it's coming from their own continue to. >>> how police finally captured the suspect is known as the mountain man am. >>> if you are looking at a commute, another traffic update and weather update is just minutes ahead. stay with us. . >>> welcome back, a man suspected of breaking into cabins has been evading police for years. he arrested him after hunters recognized him and called police. he is accused of breaking into dozens of cabins over a five- year period and often left notes taunting law enforcement. >>> the body was found at 5:30 last night outside of the church. it is a man who was reported missing on monday by his family. they say there are no apparent signs of foul play and cause of death will be determined by an autopsy. >>> he is wanted for a u.s. congressional seat. his reputation was tarnished after admitting to an extra marital affair but now his former mistress is by his side after giving a speech. heel compete in the election

. >> steve, thank you, coming up, it is decision time in the battle over the kings. the new challenge facing city leaders and it's coming from their own continue to. >>> how police finally captured the suspect is known as the mountain man am. >>> if you are looking at a commute, another traffic update and weather update is just minutes ahead. stay with us. . >>> welcome back, a man suspected of breaking into cabins has been evading police for years. he arrested him after hunters recognized him and called police. he is accused of breaking into dozens of cabins over a five- year period and often left notes taunting law enforcement. >>> the body was found at 5:30 last night outside of the church. it is a man who was reported missing on monday by his family. they say there are no apparent signs of foul play and cause of death will be determined by an autopsy. >>> he is wanted for a u.s. congressional seat. his reputation was tarnished after admitting to an extra marital affair but now his former mistress is by his side after giving a speech. heel compete in the election