i love the evolution of trade in wisconsin. and i'd like to see an even bigger evolution as well. >> thank you very much. [ applause ] >> scott walker is the governor of wisconsin. in february this year he went to london. it was ostensibly a trade mission to promote wisconsin business. but really what it was more of was a way to get the taxpayers of wisconsin to foot the bill for this trip that was designed to make scott walker seem more presidential-ish. when scott walker's london hosts ended up laughing at him right to his face, that maybe should have been seen as an early sign that he was not going to be all that good at making the case that he could really credibly be president. that was february. when he got back to the united states, there were more ripples of concern. when he was asked how he would handle the threat of isis and in response he suggested that his political fights with protesting wisconsin public school teachers would have isis trembling in their boots. >> would like to know should you become commander in c

eastern in madison, wisconsin. now, a walker supporter telling the "new york times," the short answer here is money, when asked why the governor is ending his campaign. walker has also seen a full from grace in the polls a new cnn poll showing walker tied in last place among all republicans with less than 1%. just an asterisk. for more, let me bring in e.j. dionne, susan del percio, republican strategist and john nichols, washington correspondent for the nation magazine. john, start with you, you are in madison, wisconsin, a state you know well, scott walker well, having followed his last three races in the last four years, is it money, too high of a burn rate? >> yes, too high of a burn rate. i was told by a very high ranking republican over the weekend that there was -- this campaign was going through tens of thousands of dollars a day on staff, on offices on just basic travel, beyond your tv advertising or anything like that. i have heard different figuring floating around but no question they needed a massive i

, madison. >> i chose wisconsin because i feel they have a great coach. >> reporter: at wisconsin, her collegiate career is nothing short of meteoric. this race her freshman year made everyone take notice. watch as she hurtles head-first across the finish line for the win. >> she was fantastic. she won everything in college. she's a midwestern girl from wisconsin. >> takes over, dominates the women's race. >> she was it. >> reporter: with her parents' proud support, the victories and the trophies keep piling up. >> i was known for my kick. i could always outkick and outsprint them. you're born with that talent. either you have it or you don't. >> suzy favor wins the battle. >> reporter: how did you feel watching her? proud? >> yeah, absolutely. just -- very proud. it was pretty cool. >> reporter: mark hamilton, who plays baseball at wisconsin, begins dating suzy their freshman year. and as an athlete yourself, in awe of her? >> a little bit. a little bit. she just never lost. >> jones wins second. >> you did perfect sweetheart. >> reporter: but all that perfection had come with a stagg

governor walker is about to speak in madison, wisconsin. he was a top-tier candidate in the republican field from the outset of this race. he remained in the top tier for a few months before he suddenly began a precipitous nosedive that began right around the time that donald trump got into the race for the presidency. iowa once atng in the top of the pack. he has tumbled to 10th place and in national polling, he was down below 1% in the most recent cnn orc pulpit i want to go to -- poll. i want to go to mark halperin. explain to us why scott walker ended up where he did today, on the way out? mark: you will hear a lot of consensus from republicans and pundits about what happened. scott walker never produced a major league operation or candidacy. his own performance was at the center of that. he had numerous things were he said things on the stump work questions were raised about his competence, his readiness for the major leagues. no major league fundraising operation, no major league performance in the debate, not a major-league staff. he

illinois and wisconsin.n you said a strong perimeter around the area where you think that -- where you know the shooting took place, where you recovered the deceased officer. and then you put a perimeter out much further and you try to collapse that outer perimeter in. in essence, you want to search everything in that immediate area. but as we've heard one radio call by a police officer involved in a search suggests it's like we're chasing ghosts, unquote. well, they're doing a house-to-house business-by-business search trying to ensure themselves that one, two, or all three suspects are not hiding someplace. but if they got to a vehicle four hours from now you and i know that could be 200 miles north, south, east, or west. >> and not to mention the fact that this is a heavily wooded area, marshy area as it's been described as well where the body of one of the chain of lakes around there. certainly the search could be happening from the air, on the ground, and by water as well. clint van zandt stay with us.

wisconsin is still pretty new. we are seeing increasing wages and compare that to national averages in michigan is far outpacing the national average for wage growth. they can go back and forth but at the end of the day when you look at it, the tagline of workers will make less after right to work law is passed is simply untrue by looking at the last several right to work states after they passed law. [inaudible] it has been stated or if heard even once here that a lot of large corporations are jerry luke warm to write to work laws because they'd rather negotiate. >> blue at the last few minutes of the discussion to go live to the white house for today's briefing with josh earnest that has just gotten under way. >> we've been pretty up front about the fact despite that increasing pressure we have not seen the course i'm in reaction from the russians we would like to see. let me repeat what the president said about a year ago when he was talking about a new round of sanctions that the united states and europe was pu

as you know, wisconsin is a heavy manufacturing state and southeastern wisconsin, kind of the milwaukee, wakashaw, pretty much the milwaukee region, we were just named, we had the highest growth in manufacturing jobs of any metro area in the united states. in the last year. and it's because of things we've been doing and we can definitely attribute that to right to work. that was a piece of the puzzle that has really helped us, so very strong evidence just from on the ground. people, businesses. and people who are getting jobs, too. these are good paying jobs. that right to work is good for state. i think it's good for the nation as a whole. because again, it get back to the individual liberty and freedom of a person to choose. if they want to associate or not with us. so, that's what i have. and wisconsin always 46%, so we're below the national average. doing great there. >> hi, i'm the director of labor policy out of michigan. james, heritage, thank you so much for the invitation to come speak and for everybody else in the audience, you've heard from the economist. from the cpa. now,

the gentleman from wisconsin. mr. ryan: at this time, mr. speaker, i'd like to yield two minutes to the gentleman from illinois, a distinguished member of the ways and means committee, mr. dold. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized for two minutes. mr. dold: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank the chairman for yielding. and i've had an opportunity to listen to the debate and some of the things going on, yes, they're heated, but as we look at this agreement, historic agreement -- my good friend from new york just asked, will you stand with your president? i have stood with the president before, but i think it's also important that we take a look at this agreement. this is an historic mistake. this is one that will jeopardize the safety and security of the united states. and i want to echo that this is a bipartisan opposition, so this is not about left versus right. this is about right versus wrong. and ultimately when i tuck my children in bed at night, a 13-year-old and 11 yorlede and

wisconsin defense still scrapping and fighting. the starters are still out there. >> kirk: you have to. we talked about, you're evaluating constantly. week one. i don't care how good your week one is or how bad your week one is, it's week one. and you've got to be able to get ready for week two and beyond. and you learn a lot about how your team handles adversary. that's really what makes a team become special is when they get punched in the mouth and they come through it. you grow together as teammates and coaches when you go through some tough times and you don't give up. we don't have preseason football in college football. >> chris: scott with the punt and erickson fighting hard to get to the corner. mention eed at the top that at& stadium will be the site of the goodyear cotton bowl, which is one of the semifinal games. the other one is the orange bowl. we don't know the times yet. that will depend on the match-ups. but the focus here in arlington and in miami, on new year's eve and then glendale, arizona, for the national cha

first, it was just people from wisconsin. eventually along the way there were tens of thousands who came in from across the country. in fact, after a while what we started to see were people being by the big union bosses from places like chicago and new york and washington, d.c. you see, they were trying to intimidate us. we did not back down. they tried to intimidate us that we did not back down. at one point there were more than 100,000 protesters occupied our state capital but we did not back down. they went after me with death threats and we did not back down. withwent after my family threats but we did not back down. they went after a member of the wisconsin supreme court in an election that otherwise would have been inconsequential. we did not back down. federal and state court and we did not back down. they went after our state senators and we did not back down. they went after me in a recall election and we did not back down. last year they made me the number one target in america. of all of the elections, we were the

eastern in madison, wisconsin.er telling the "new york times," the short answer here is money, when asked why the governor is ending his campaign. walker has also seen a full from grace in the polls a new cnn poll showing walker tied in last place among

we have not done wisconsin yet. wages seeing increasing and we have compared that to the national averages and michigan is outpacing the national average or wage growth. so they can go back-and-forth. when you look at it, the tagline is simply making less an true, just by looking at the last several right to work states. >> i'm an attorney here in town. heard,been stated, or i a lot of large corporations are very lukewarm to right to work laws because they would rather negotiate with one union than with 10,000 employees and they seem right to work laws as disruptive of labor and inrefore are unhelpful getting these laws enacted. is that a correct statement? >> right to work would not have an effect on the number of unions they are negotiating with. size of the bargaining unit, whether you have to bargain, that is a different question. , toay be more of an issue the extent you are correct, we don't lobby, we put out research, but i'm not active in the lobbying campaign. to the extent you have an it may put pressure o

ryan: you mean wisconsin? the speaker pro tempore: wisconsin. mr. ryan: please, please, don't say california. mr. speaker, at this time i'd like to yield 1 1/2 minutes to a member of the ways and means committee, the distinguished lady from kansas, ms. jenkins. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from kansas is recognized for a minute and a half. ms. jenkins: i thank the gentleman for yielding. sanctions are about more than nuclear weapons. they are about the principles and values america holds dear. iran continues to hold american prisoners hostage. sponsors terrorism around the world. and american soldiers have died because of the terrorist actions of iran. iran st this week the supreme leader said, israel will be destroyed within 25 years. now, every lawmaker must ask, are we willing to put $150 billion into the hands of an iranian regime who chants death to america and wants to eliminate israel from the earth? we must ask, are we willing to risk american lives on the promises of a leader who believes those same american lives are worth nothi

ryan: you mean wisconsin? the speaker pro tempore: wisconsin. mr. ryan: please, please, don't say california. mr. speaker, at this time i'd like to yield 1 1/2 minutes to a member of the ways and means committee, the distinguished lady from kansas, ms. jenkins. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from kansas is recognized for a minute and a half. ms. jenkins: i thank the gentleman for yielding. sanctions are about more than nuclear weapons. they are about the principles and values america holds dear. iran continues to hold american prisoners hostage. sponsors terrorism around the world. and american soldiers have died because of the terrorist actions of iran. iran st this week the supreme leader said, israel will be destroyed within 25 years. now, every lawmaker must ask, are we willing to put $150 billion into the hands of an iranian regime who chants death to america and wants to eliminate israel from the earth? we must ask, are we willing to risk american lives on the promises of a leader who believes those same american lives are worth nothi

now scott walker, two-term governor of wisconsin, he drops out.ors, current and former will probably be next, outsiders, those never elected will do incredibly well. why? >> well, there is no stronger force in american politics than the outsider dynamic and carly fiorina is the beneficiary of performances and that's - reflected in the host most recent polls but with more buzz is more scrutiny and she has to prepare for attacks on her business record. this is what the devil mitt romney in the last election and sometimes what is thought to be smart and successful in the world of business doesn't always translate into the the world of politics. so she needs to get ready for those attacks. i thought when barbara boxer used those business attacks against her in 2010 they were very affected. having been through that, i think carly fiorina has all her ducks in a row and will be able to respond when those attacks come. >> the attacks are coming largely from donald trump. you know, he got into a huge fight with rick perry who went after him, called him eff

wisconsin defense still scrapping and fighting. the starters are still out there. >> kirk: you have to. we talked about, you're evaluating constantly. week one. i don't care how good your week one is or how bad your week one is, it's week one. and you've got to be able to get ready for week two and beyond. and you learn a lot about how your team handles adversary. that's really what makes a team become special is when they get punched in the mouth and they come through it. you grow together as teammates and coaches when you go through some tough times and you don't give up. we don't have preseason football in college football. >> chris: scott with the punt and erickson fighting hard to get to the corner. mention eed at the top that at& stadium will be the site of the goodyear cotton bowl, which is one of the semifinal games. the other one is the orange bowl. we don't know the times yet. that will depend on the match-ups. but the focus here in arlington and in miami, on new year's eve and then glendale, arizona, for the national cha

the gentlem from wisconsin. mr. ryan: at this time i'd like to also urge our colleagues to support this bill and i would yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass senate 139. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and, without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the able. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 359 4. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 3594, a bill to amend title 49, united states code, to extend authorizations for the airport improvement program, to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to extend the funding and expenditure authority of the airport and airway trust fund,

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but a lot of folks also work in wisconsin as well. we spent some time in the last hour talking about how the fact that it is so wooded, how that might exacerbate search efforts there. this would also not be the first time that there was a suspect that was in custody and law enforcement did not confirm that publicly. we heard in the last hour from a local representative there who said that there was in fact one of the three who had been taken into custody without incident. we have not been able to independently confirm that. but fox lake, as we heard from a reporter, a newspaper reporter a short time ago, this is one of those towns where they love their police officers. here was a guy that had been on the force for more than 30 years. father of four. two of his boys active duty military. he was in the military as well. apparently loved the police force so much and that community loved him so much that his nickname was g.i. joe. so this is a guy -- and there is a new picture there. this is a guy, charles joseph gliniewicz, lieutenant be

nbc news confirms wisconsin governor scott walker will drop out of the republican presidential race. walker is expected to announce that decision any minute now at a news conference in madison. that is a huge drop coming for a candidate in double digits two months ago. walker was leading the polls in iowa this summer. this big news comes two months after he formally announced his candidacy. >> we need knew fresh leadership. leadership with big bold ideas from outside of washington. the kind that knows how to get things done like we've done here in wisconsin. >>> just yesterday in iowa, walker was shrugging off his low polling numbers. >> we're going to talk about dead man walking. they didn't think i'd make it to the recall election. we didn't back down last year. we will not back down in this race. >> some of the other republicans now starting to weigh in. moments ago donald trump saying, "he's a very nice person and has a great future." let's bring in casey hunt, sheera center, adolfo franco. >> obviously on paper it's clear why he is getting out of the race. we are looking at a ra

we've had those battles in wisconsin.eak havoc on washington it takes a leader who has real solutions. we've heard for years in washington all sorts of political rhetoric. we need solutions. actions, actions speak louder than words. i actually have a plan, a plan of action to move this country forward. and my commitment to you here today is we're going to lay that out week by week between now and the elections to tell the american people exactly what we're going to do, not to lay out a bumper sticker, not to lay out a talking point but to literally tell you what we're going to do on each of the major issues and how we're doing to do it starting on day one. i think people are cynical, and understandably so. it's not about anger. it's about urgency. what i sense in america is a sense of urgency to say we have leaders to tell us what they're going to do and then have the company to -- confidence to actually do that. i laid out exactly the things i was going to do in my first days of office. i laid it out in a card and i told

first, it was just people from wisconsin.ventually along the way there were tens of thousands who came in from across the country. in fact, after a while what we started to see were people being bused in by the big union bosses from places like chicago and new york and washington, d.c. you see, they were trying to intimidate us. we did not back down. they tried to intimidate us that we did not back down. at one point there were more than 100,000 protesters occupied our state capital but we did not back down. they went after me with death threats and we did not back down. they went after my family with threats but we did not back down. they went after a member of the wisconsin supreme court in an election that otherwise would have been inconsequential. we did not back down. the doorbuster federal and state court and we did not back down. they went after our state senators and we did not back down. they went after me in a recall election and we did not back down. last year they made me the number one target in america. of all o

wisconsin wisconsin, what did he, people don't know much of what he did in wisconsin, i don't think he can have much pickup from this event. >> and john kasich did he do enough to break out of doldrums in the bottom of the polls? >> he was the most exuberant in the debate. when he was invited to attack hillary clinton he said that's not what i'm going to run on, i'm going to run on things that will bring us together. for those involved in problemming solving and doing things about policy issues, kasich looks inviting and he is doing well in new hampshire. if he could win the new hampshire primary in february co-easily become the anti-trump candidate. >> do you agree with david schuster that carly fiorina may have gained momentum? >> i definitely think she gained momentum and the most important thing she did was when she had a memorable put down to donald trump who criticized her appearance. at one point she said women all across america heard very clearly when donald trump said when he criticized her appearance. that was a notable put down, it really was the line of the night. >> cr

inner loop at 355 wisconsin avenue, you can see we are jammed. that's because of a tractor-trailer that got spun around blocking lanes. back with more this a couple of minutes. >> check in with you soon. first, good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> i'm angie goff in for erin. >>> the weather, storm team four weather is not as crazy as last night. >> it did. it left us very, very drenched. let's give you a look. we found one woman walking through high water to safety in fairfax county. her car getting stuck on woodburn road in fairfax county. it came down in the district. our region has been abnormally dry for the last several weeks. this rain will help us make it up. he has more on who and what kind of rain we're going to see later today. >> the good news is we did pick up needed rainfall. the bad news, it came down fast and furious. there's still high and standing water. flood warnings until 8:00 in the morning for portions of central and northern loudoun county. weather headlines, a cloudy and wet start. watch out for the high water. there's a

wisconsin governor scott walker pulls the plug on his campaign. why he is urging other republican candidates to do the same. >>> and google makes good on its promise to ahmed mohammed. the texas teen arrested for bringing a home-made clock to school is the center of the show on a visit to the tech giant's campus. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at "cbs news" headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm anne-marie green. pope frances arrives in the united states this afternoon after wrapping up his visit to cuba. the pope flies from havana to begin his u.s. visit in walk. it's frances' first visit ever to the u.s. he'll wrap up his stay in cuba with another mass. beside walk the pope will visit new york and philadelphia. weijia jiang is in washington. good morning, weijia. >> reporter: good morning to you anne-marie and good morning to everybody. pope frances has a packed scheduled during his stay here in the united states. he will spend two days nation's will receive a rare presidential welcome when he arrives. pope frances ar

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and that is something we've seen in wisconsin for a long time.you hear walker brag in the presidential primary that he closed planned parenthood clinics. you would like to see a side by side with his ad campaign during his reelection when he was talking about the abortion as the choice between a woman and her doctor. and voters don't like that. >> we have a breaking news. rick pirerry is dropping out of the 2016 race. what is your reaction to that. >> the field is too crowded. like a clown car. how many more people can they jam into this little vehicle? and people look at the poll numbers and at some point make a rational decision. >> sure. what what's been the response to walk ears heavy campaigning in iowa. >> he's got 39% approval in wisconsin. the other major factor is the results of his policies are taking effect. he's talked a about this trickle down economics was going to lift wisconsin. in fact we're dragging the nation in terms of economy. and he's attacked the public school and university with suj such brutal budget cuts that people are

the impact on wisconsin. this is pretty new to wisconsin. but we are able to see some immediate things. it was pretty cool, the day after we passed right to work, i got a call from the cfo of a company i know, i owns a conglomeration of companies, 14, 15 companies. he said, chris, we've been waiting in the wings, but we're moving one of our manufacturing companies from minnesota to wisconsin. we just wanted to make sure you knew that so you had evidence that this is a big deal for companies. that was one thing. we had another company, badger meter, he said we'll look at moving a hundred employees to another state because they were a right to work state, we have more flexibility there, about we're going to keep those employees here, and they actually looked at expanding too. a constituent of mine last week said, hey, chris, wondering if next week you can come to another ribbon cutting for an expansion we're having. this guy, when i knocked his door for the first time in 2010, he chewed on me for about 45 minutes to an hour about how terrible

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walker is about to make that announcement in madison, wisconsin. we are going to see that live here on fox newschannel. a stunning drop for governor scott walker. while we wait, senior political correspondent mike manual is here with details of a campaign that has changed trajectory. mike? >> good evening. scott walker's campaign was off to a fast start, red hot in iowa and of the initial frontrunner. but with a crowded gop field, fundraising became more and more difficult. in fact, the latest poll from cnn shows walker has dropped below 1% support. many conservatives expected walker to take on public sector unions and winning, but his performance was considered mediocre and he was unable to give his campaign a shot in the arm. now the debate is all political outsiders. >> ben carson is dealing with flagging support in the latest cnn polls and a religious controversy somewhat of his own making. donald trump continues to lead with 24% support, but he slipped eight points. carly fiorina has jumped up to second place with 15% after being widely seen a

a collapse of the stage at the university of wisconsin-milwaukee. particularly rough coming hours after fox news reported clinton's earlier event in ohio was only about half full. clinton and aides raced to tout the larger size of the wisconsin event. tweeting to fox, quote, this is just the overflow as clinton greeted supporters in the overflow room. >> sorry there wasn't enough room in the venue before i raced to see all of you. thank you! >> reporter: clinton surround intense pressure from campaign donors to show she can halt the crash from the e-mail controversy, with a new cnn-orc poll showing nationally clinton has dropped 10 points in a month. she's at 37% while democratic socialist senator bernie sanders pulls in 27%, and vice president joe biden gets 20%. while biden leads donald trump and jeb bush in head-to-head matchups, among registered voters clinton is in a dead heat with republicans. clinton's explanations over her server simply don't add up. >> wasn't because she didn't want to carry two cell phones around, she's secretary of state,

check out wisconsin.he cleanup begins after heavy rain shut down roads and damaging bridges in eau claire county. maria is tracking what is next for all of us. >> good morning. i'm sure those folks in miami are getting used to those heavy thunderstorms and produce flooding out there. unfortunately, it's been a wet summer across some areas, but across southeastern florida, we need that moisture. we've had those drop conditions ongoing for several weeks. i want to take you to parts of the plains and into the midwest. out here, we're looking at storms. in wisconsin, you have some flash flooding and that extends farther west into parts of iowa. you can see the risk is for large hail, damaging winds and additional flash flooding across this region. the threat for isolated tornados is there and this covers anywhere from parts of wisconsin and mississippi all the way down to the texas panhandle. temperatures ahead of this storm system are very warm out there, even into the northeast, where temperatures should cl

demonstrators came from neighboring states and from as far away as wisconsin. he said they know they're making a sacrifice. joking, cutting up. she's got her head up high and the -- her husband also says the government is troy trying toe take away their relineallyous freedom. clerks also began issuing licenses on friday. emotions still remain high. many are returning for the first time in nearly four years. >> the german chancellor says no limit to the refugees they will accept. there are growing concerns tonight that further russian intervention in syria could make things worse for civilians and hours from now, guatemala heads to the polls to elect a new leader after their former president resigned on wednesday and was arrested over a cuts toms fraud scheme. it will go to a public referendum very early in the new year. if not passed today, the great concern is that therefore that will mean another delay to any sort of return to the democratic process for the thai people. are more than 7,000 people were evacuated because of high levels of radiation. you can sle

walker is about to make that announcement in madison, wisconsin. we are going to see that live here on fox newschannel. a stunning drop for governor scott walker. while we wait, senior political correspondent mike manual is here with details of a campaign that has changed trajectory. mike? >> good evening. scott walker's campaign was off to a fast start, red hot in iowa and of the initial frontrunner. but with a crowded gop field, fundraising became more and more difficult. in fact, the latest poll from cnn shows walker has dropped below 1% support. many conservatives expected walker to take on public sector unions and winning, but his performance was considered mediocre and he was unable to give his campaign a shot in the arm. now the debate is all political outsiders. >> ben carson is dealing with flagging support in the latest cnn polls and a religious controversy somewhat of his own making. donald trump continues to lead with 24% support, but he slipped eight points. carly fiorina has jumped up to second place with 15% after being widely seen a

we approved a constitutional amendment back in 2006 in wisconsin.ame outsupreme court with that, i said for those who disagree, the only outcome is to pursue a constitutional amendment to allow that decision to be made by the states. that will be a hard bar. something like that starts in congress and has to go through the states. i believe that the most appropriate thing the president to other officials can do is make sure people in this country are able to freely practice their religious beliefs which are the foundation of our constitution and why so many of our founders made a big deal about that being included in the constitution. i think that more than rehashing some of these other debates is the most import and priority on this issue. >> carol, take it away. >> i have heard about the well-regarded wisconsin shares program and the young star rating system that processes the quality of early childhood programs offered in your state. also read about wisconsin not accepting federal preschool grant money, and it seems a bit mixed. i am wondering if

and i have been to wisconsin a lot. obviously you know more about wisconsin than i do. but i know we have 22 health centers in the state of wisconsin. and last year we provided -- or the most recent year we have figures, we provided health care to 65,000 people. and actually, i think we were the largest -- don't quote me on this, but i will check to make sure, but largest family planning network in wisconsin. so that's pretty hard to replace. >> well, no. you're not answering my question. if you have a city in which there are four full service clinics that you could go to, and a planned parenthood clinic, i would assume that the planned parenthood disappeared, you would have four or five other clinics to deal with anything that medicaid paid for. >> well, we just haven't seen that to be true. i used the example of the state of texas where they eliminated planned parenthood as an option in communities, and 25% of women lost access to care. so i actually don't think the-- there are a number of reasons people go to planned parenthood. it's personal choice, as well as avail

scott walker of wisconsin, the antiunion crusader is dropping out of the presidential race. >> today i believe i'm being called to lead by helping to clear the field in this race so that a positive, conservative message can rise to the top of the field. john: scott walker, front runner in iowa, now out of the race, what happened to him? mark: you ride to the polls, polls, you raise more money, you publicize how much money you raise, you get to the debates, you rise in the polls. he did the opposite. worsening poll numbers, worsening fundraising, and horrible candidate performance. not just in the debates but on the stump. mark: i believe a friend of ours, mississippi former governor, likes to say the good get better and the bad gets worse. there is no doubt it has been bad for scott walker for a while. once you are in that downward spiral it is hard to get out of it. we think of politics as political athleticism, are you able to play in the major league and you think back on 2008 when people thought mitt romney on paper was going to be the nominee. did not have the skills. tim polent

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wisconsin governor scott walker is expected to hold a news conference at 6:00 p.m. eastern, and fox news has confirmed he will be suspending his campaign. big news in developments before the show today. kicking around the table to see any level of surprise given the latest polls that came out in the wake of the debate? >> he will not be missed. the poll is under 1%. he never got any traction once he had the big score in iowa. donald trump came in and totally stole all of his oxygen. i think he will leave a lasting impression in terms of his tenure as governor of wisconsin and taking away collective bargaining from employees. >> was trump hiding in your pocket right there? >> i'll miss him. i like scott walker. >> look, here's the deal. this is the way it goes down. candidates suspend their candidacy rather than just dropping out because they still have bills to pay. the campaign still has to pay the bills. the super pac, now, he has a lot of money. he had $26 million he raised last quarter. you can't pay your bills with the super pac, though. that's why he's doing t

. >>> wisconsin governor scott walker pulls the plug on his campaign. why he is urging other republican candidates to do the same. and google makes good on its promise to ahmed mohammed. the teen is the skrernt center of the show on campus. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at "cbs news" headquarters in new york thanks, for joining us. pope frances fly there is havana to gen his u.s. visit in washington. it's his first visit ever to the u.s. he will wrap up his stay in tooub cuba with another mass weijia jiang is in washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. good morning, everybody. pope frances has a patched schedule during his stay here in the united states. he will spend two days here in the nation's capital where he will receive a rare presidential welcome when he arrives. pope frances arrives to the patron saint santiago this morning. monday frances blessed the city. during his visit. the spokesman says his choice to travel to the u.s. from here is more about reconciliation. "the decision to make a trip to both coun

there were considerable numbers in wisconsin. what they basically show is you can more or less interpret these numbers. what it shows in the first column is is don't account for anything. 13% more wages in right to work states. it accounts for labor market variables like education, your age, things like that. which we would expect younger workers to make less a. more educated workers tend to make more. the gap falls down to 9%. and throw in that third and fourth column two different measures of state of living costs. it seems even controlling for that, and the unions made this point time and time again, they claim wages are 3% more than right to work states. and this to many legislators and policymakers has been a persuasive argument. that's why we have -- a major reason half the country hasn't passed the right to work. generally we agree with free association. they pass right to work, there will be fewer union members. free association will put an asterisk next to it and say we will force you to pay union dues. i find it very st

inner loop at 355 wisconsin avenue, you can see we are jammed. that's because of a tractor-trailer that got spun around blocking lanes. back with more this a couple of minutes. >> check in with you soon. first, good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> i'm angie goff in for erin. >>> the weather, storm team four weather is not as crazy as last nig.