go to that wyoming game at laramie? >> no, no. did you go over? >> i didn't get town -- down either? what are we doing? [inaudible conversations] okay, here we go. my god, call the cops. this is bizarre. oh, amy. [inaudible conversations] oh, bill, you ornery old senator. you're the doctor, aren't you? [inaudible conversations] >> how are you? you don't look a day older. >> god help me, but i'm 80. have you seen annie? >> that's what david said to me -- >> did you heal up completely from the propeller -- you don't know norm. >> i do, i just said hi to norm. we met as 12-year-old boys at the japanese detention center, he was behind barbed wire. >> i know. >> he'll never forget when he took me to the -- >> that was fun. we were, we were definitely the hit. >> i said you never told me, you said, i didn't know. >> i didn't know. i didn't know. >> you didn't? >> no. >> that's what you said, i didn't know that. >> no, i didn't know that it was going to be -- [inaudible conversations] >> i've got to find ann, she'll want to se

and moments ago, the associated press calling wyoming. and the latest coming into our newsroom after someone unleashes a waive of violence inside a courthouse. a sheriff's deputy shot with her own weapon. a judge stabbed. police saying this man at the center of it all. in minutes about what we're hearing about who helped the suspect get away. and, ship wrecked with no way to escape. except from the air. tonight, the daring rescue over storm-tossed seas. also they laid the foundation for most elite fighters after answering the call one of toughest hours. >> now, the new push to give the heroic members of the devil's' brigade one of america's highest honors we begin tonight with a big win for rick santorum. the former senator from pennsylvania taking first place in the kansas caucuses by a wide margin. santorum reacting to the news a short time ago during a rally in missouri. we have had a very, very good day in our neighboring state of kansas. thank you. thank you for your help and your support. god bless you. god bless america. thank you.

in the back says what is this guy doing in wyoming?and i think i stand up and says that ted kennedy is here in wyoming. that guy is a horse's. since then jumps up, ratcheted back of the room and throws them into a snow bank. and when it comes that can come a kennedy says him, heavens, that was magnificent, al. i had no idea this was kennedy country. [laughter] and outlook.m. [laughter] senator alfredsson. [applause] >> i have to prepare here. several people have come up to me and say al, let me tell you a story. i said go ahead, i'm wired. both save it for later. i started to run the stream, there's some wonderful people you're not going to do that. haven't had a drink. i will do the later, but i have to say don hardy took the silver and what he forgot to say was when he was 17, he borrowed a car. i think it was a rental from western chevrolet enter it to seattle. it was not a rental. it was called stolen. and he came to me and said i've heard during mass. what about me i said you're a mess, so come on in here. i said you're very salva

would the senator from wyoming comment on that. mr. barrasso: i agree with my colleague from arizona that there are a number of things that continue to drive up the cost of care and one of the things that i believe should have been included in the health care law were things that we knew that actually could help lower the cost of care. lower unnecessary testing. and part of all the studies show is doing away with these junk lawsuits that result in significant numbers of additional tests, expensive tests being done seems to me often more time to help protect the doctor than actually to help the patient get well sooner. i have lots of concerns. even in a rural state like wyoming, i see my colleague from south dakota on the floor as well as our colleague from south carolina, this is a national concern and i believe should have been included in any health care law that was really supposed to target lowering the cost. i mean that's what the president promised in the beginning, that families would see their health care premiums go down by $2

are now contemplating and reviewing the potential for 3,000 megawatt project on the eastern part of wyoming. there are huge things happening in renewable energy. it's something we're very proud of in the department. and we couldn't have done it without you. and there are differences in each one of the states. so for example, senator murkowski, small renewable energy projects would serve of the alaska native villages is something we're very focused on. and again here deputy secretary hayes has been leading an effort to try to bring down the costs of energy for native villages by looking at opportunities with renewable energy and actually working with some members of industry to see how we can get that done. so jobs and energy are a big part of this budget. secondly, jobs and outdoor croatian and conservation and preservation. i think without a doubt in each one of your states there is a huge cornerstone of your economies that is dependent on our outdoor recreation activities. its boaters, the hikers, the hunters, the anglers who bring so much to the economy of the states from utah to new ham

but i want my colleagues to know the state of wyoming has 500,000 people. they got $1.7 billion that they kept. i don't know what they're doing with that money, i don't know if they're preserving land or conservation. louisiana, which produces more oil and gas than they have off of our shore, has more infrastructure got $160 million and weep have 4.5 million people. mr. chairman, this is the greatest injustice to the gulf coast of this united states and i hope nobody puts a revenue sharing bill anywhere around this committee because this senator will fight to the end, no state is going to be treated like our state and we've been treated like this since 1920. >> do we have senators that haven't had the first round? i don't think so. let me start with the second round. mr. secretary, let me pass out and give to you some -- a few charts that are from previous hearings we've had and some that we've developed ourselves. and i'll go through the three charts and then ask for any comment. is someone passing those out? the first of these charts is the one that mr. b

the associated press is reporting he won the wyoming caucuses.ich spent saturday barn storming in alabama. the former house speaker signed autographs and asked for support as he works to jump start his campaign in the deep south. >> we can win alabama and mississippi tuesday night, we will reset the campaign for the 9th or 10th time. sometime on wednesday. >> gingrich is vowing to stay in the race right through the gop convention, but santorum is hoping a poor showing on tuesday will force gingrich to drop out. consolidating the conservative vote that split between the two candidates. romney has a commanding lead in the delegate count after six victories on super tuesday. he is looking for a strong showing in the south after losing to gingrich in georgia and south carolina. >> i got started right with a biscuit and cheesy grits. >> ron paul continues to focus on caucus states. cbs news. >> tomorrow marks the first anniversary of that deadly quake and tsunami that killed close to 20,000 people in japan. the disaster triggered a nuclear crisis. a y

the only areas that are colder are in montana and wyoming. as far as rain goes, you don't need your umbrella during the daylight hours but tonight into tomorrow, we will have rain for chicago, st. louis, possibly kansas city and it looks like eventually some heavier rains possible, arkansas and tennessee. no tornado outbreaks. this is just your garden variety rain event heading for the middle of the country. today's forecast, bottle this one up, light wind out of the south, temperatures in the 60s. as far north as new york city. florida looks good except for showers in time. we will eventually see some of the rain in the midwest but you're still very mild. we do it again on thursday. we cool it off in areas like chicago and could be mid to upper 60s along the eastern seaboard. the only trouble spot if you have trouble plans would be in texas around areas like dallas to san antonio and houston. for everyone on the east coast, lynn, leave the gloves and hats behind today. you won't need them later today. >> and pull out the bikini. >> yes. >> a

none of these are in the proposed area of the wind river project in wyoming. according to a 2006 gao report there was a total of $84 million in deferred maintenance for this project. at our wyoming field hearing on irrigation last april the department of interior testified that they would begin working on a long term plan to repair the deferred maintenance on indian irrigation projects. i'm wondering what has the department done since april to reduce the deferred maintenance in be the within river irrigation project. >> senator, i'm not prepared to address that today but i would be happy to look into that and working with my staff get you and immediate answer to your question. >> thank you. i want to move on to law enforcement. the high priority performance goal pilot project was implemented on the wind river reservation in wyoming to decrease violent crime rate, the goal was 5% over two years. yet after the two years the violent crime rates on the wind river reservation has increased by 7%. i underthere was an overall downward trend so some success in the rat

78% of the precincts counted in wyoming. gingrich is focusing on alabama and mississippi where contests are on tuesday and so far, romney has a strong lead in the presumed delegates nationwide after taking primaries and in american territories, guam and the northern mary anna islands. >>> ahead at 6, who said you have to be human to enjoy saint patricks day. four-legged friend his fun and that is next when the news edge at 6 continues. ontinues.  [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪ is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol

they compare wyoming to other on shore areas. they conclude that wyoming's edge is on shaky ground. lower royalty rates encourage development. so i really hope that the department is looking very critically at your own analysis and working to ensure again that we are not putting additional hurdles in place for development on federal lands. additional costs on top of the costs that are already in place. so i am glad to hear the statement that it has not been -- a conclusion has not been teached. do you have any idea when you might make that determination? where you're going with that? >> senator, we really don't, or at least i don't at this point in time. i do know that we had conversations as recently as yesterday with the office of management and budget regarding proposed rules as it relates to royalty increases. you know, wyoming is doing quite well. you cited that this study said they're losing their competitive edge. >> your study, not mine. >> but nonetheless, there are a lot of factors that we have taken into consideration relative to what we will ultimately propose for any ro

wyoming caucuses. "piers morgan" starts now. >>> tonight, breaking news, deadly tornadoes slash across america's heartland. >> you can't imagine how devastating it is until you're there. i mean it's like nothing i've ever seen and, frankly, don't ever care to see again. >> the dangers are not over yet as the storms move east this evening. >> all of a sudden windows went out just like a big shotgun went off. >> where will the twisters strike next? >> it's unbelievable. i can't believe the measure of damage it did to this building. >> and how much damage will they cause. >> i'll ask our weather experts and sam champion on the storm nobody could have predicted. >> also remembering davy jones. ♪ you are a daydream believer and a -- >> my exclusive interview with his monkees bandmate micky dolenz. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> a deadly storm killed 12 and injured hundreds in the midwest heading east. two twisters are reported near hodgenville, kentucky and there are fears of more dangerous weather in

late this evening, cnn called the wyoming caucuses for wyoming.ject s romney wins with 39% of the vote, 33% for santorum. that's three wins in a row. he headed to ohio today to compain ahead of super tuesday. the win was not as decisive as romney hoped. he and santorum each bicked up 15 of the state's delegates. now all eyes are looking ahead at super tuesday, john king has more. >> here is the state of play as we speak. romney won them all in zone zen last night. he split the delegates 15-15 with senator santorum in michigan. we learned the final results in the state of wyoming. romney carries wyoming in the caucuses. santorum in second place, about one third of what romney has. the race goes to 1,144. that means you have a long way to go. where do we go from here? washington state. let's assume ron paul gets his first win of the campaign. he picks up the bulk of the delegates there. the math changes, then we move on to the biggest day of the campaign and a huge challenge across the country from new england to idaho and alaska, way out west, ten

he is leading in wyoming tonight. gingrich cancelled a plan to go to kansas planning to spend time in mississippi and always. regardless of the outcomes on tuesday he intends to stay in this thing all the way to the republican convention in florida this summer. he has said that before. ron paul fought hard in kansas traveling throughout the state. he told one group of voters he wasn't after a specific number of delegates but the more the merrier. everybody looks now towards tuesday and contest in the south. >> heather: thank you very much. big win for rick santorum. gregg, you have more on that. >> gregg: as rick santorum decisively takes the state of kansas, mitt romney now has more than twice as many delegates as do his opponents. none of them are showing any signs of dropping out of the race. it's raising questions about, well, a drawn out campaign, what it might mean for the general election. should somebody fold? bob cusack joins us. newt gingrich says, this is a quote. i think there is a fair chance we're going

in wyoming, it was opposite. romney won that state and santorum was second.l and newt gingrich. >>> it's decades in the making and now to a push in congress, a group of world war ii veterans mean getting w he's more on the national heros, better known as the devil's brigade. >> reporter: good to see you. >> reporter: in 1942, this group of men were lumberjacks, miners and hunters to be a part of a first joint canadian and american team known by enemies and were fire returned, they were called the devil's brigade. >> i didn't feel like a defail, did you? >> no, i was too young to be a devil back then. >> they would be highly trained and motivated and pushed beyond the endurance of ordinary troops. >> reporter: the group of 1800 men suffered and killed 35. >> and this is a unit. >> this is the first time ever the two countries joined together in one military operation and one command point. >> reporter: new, a bipartisan group of 53 congressmen and 19 senators are sponsoring an effort to collectively award the devil's brigade the congressional gold medal, one o

kansas and wyoming holding caucuses today.d say. 52 delegates between them and more than 20,000 russian protesters gathering in central moscow today to demand putin's resignation, he was elected president in a vote marred by allegations of fraud. and the canadian ski team reporting that racer nick sersick has died. suffering head injuries after crashing in a world cup race in switzerland. >> jamie: the u.s. is considering a new military strategy against iran according to a top general saying america could release a new mega bomb that's capable of blasting through hundreds of feet of reinforced concrete and just 24 hours after the u.s. nuclear watch dog says that iran is evidently clearing out evidence before the inspection. and a four star general on the committee. former advisor to the army and fox news military analyst, good morning, general. >> good to see you, jamie. >> let me start by asking you, are you calling president obama and discussing israel and iran that the u.s. is exploring, quote, unquote, new capeabilities. i

last night he won the wyoming caucus, wyoming, cradle of cheney. why do you think it's so sparsely populated. they must kill to stay alive. (laughter) circle of life. now with supertuesday coming up next week, i'm not sure which day, we'll check that out, there is not much time left until all conservatives are obliged to bury our feelings and find mitt romney attractive. (laughter) jimmy, put up the counterdown to loving mitt clock. oh god. oh god, only five days, 23 hours, 57 minutes. okay, don't panic. there's still plenty of time to find an alternative, anybody. >> new reports now that jeb bush is still considered as a possible last ditch candidate. >> there's been a little bit of discussion today about whether or not governor jeb bush will get into the race. >> jeb bush. >> jeb bush. >> . >> stephen: of course, jeb bush! america is hungry for another lead frere that talented family. (laughter) the first-- the bush presidential trilogy will finally be complete with the return of the jebi. (cheers and applause) now you know while we're at t while

he also picked up four delegates in wyoming while ron paul picks up one. rick santorum the projected winner in tennessee with 77% and the projected winner in oklahoma with 30% and san torpum is the winner of the north dakota caucuses with 40%. not surprisingly, newt gingrich took his home state of georgia with 47%. his first win since south carolina. just this morning, nbc news has called mitt romney the proneljed winner in alaska. let's get more on super tuesday and the race in ohio. nbc's tracie potts joins us from the state capital, columbus. good morning to you. >> reporter: lynn, good morning. take ago look at the numbers you just showed us, it's pretty clear that mitt romney is beginning to solidify his lead among his republican challengers. he has now got three times as many delegates it appears as his closest competitor and, like he did a week ago in michigan, he has proven he can win a tight race. it appears mitt romney eked out a very narrow victory over rick santorum in ohio, as little as one percentage point. >> i'm not going to let you down. i

rick santorum won in kansas, while mitt romney took wyoming. as brian mooar reports, the next significant test comes this tuesday. >> reporter: rick santorum notched another victory and he is making the case, he is the conservative choice. >> and we have to have candidates. a candidate, a nominee. who can get up and and draw a clear contrast. with the president of the united states. >> reporter: rick santorum, newt gingrich and ron paul, the saturday caucuses in kansas and wyoming were another chance to play delegate catch-up, but the contest this next week in alabama and mississippi are about survival. gingrich has to win one or both to keep moving forward. >> it's a big deal. we win alabama and mississippi next tuesday, by next wednesday, this totally wild race will be reset one more time and we will be on the way. >> morning, y'all. >> reporter: for mitt romney, a strong showing in the south is critical to show conservatives he can win. >> this president has not succeeded. he has failed and that's the reason we're going to get rid of him in

mitt romney pulled off a win in wyoming, and rick santorum won the kansas caucuses. santorum received 51% of the vote with romney getting 21% and gingrich in third with 14%. with the votes still being counted in wyoming, romney is the winner with46%, and santorum's 29%, and ron paul got 12%. david curley has the latest on the contests. >> thank you! >> santorum was campaigning in missouri but his eyes were on kansas. republicans voted in state caucuses with 40 delegates at stake. form snowstorm took the lion's share. >> we have had a very good day in our neighboring state of kansas. we are going to win kansas and the vast majority of delegates from kansas. >> reporter: mitt romney took a breather saturday after picking up 18 delegates in guam and the marianas island. romney, not expected to do well be in south is encouraged by polling in alabama and mississippi which holds important primary on tuesday. >> morning, y'all. i got started right with a biscuit and cheesy grits. delicious. >> if romney can win a southern state from his more conservative rivals that would b

the winner of the wyoming caucuses yesterday. the republican presidential candidates are preparing for super tuesday when voters in 10 states including virginia go to the polls. the most important contest is expected to be ohio, where the polls show romney trailing rick santorum. >> its thursday morning 62. an emotional reunion in chardon ohio. students go back to school today for the first time since the deadly shooting spree. >> one of the region's most beloved attractions getting ready to celebrate a major milestone. how the entire it area plans to do that, we will show you. >> hey, what are you drinkin'? i'm drinkin' dunkin'. definitely dunkin'. you know, i need to get that jolt in the morning but i want something good to do that. i love the aroma i love the taste. you can't mistake the flavor. i run on dunkin'! america runs on dunkin' coffee. >> i until the with gallery 555 dc. i support washington metropolitan area artists. the exhibit is changed every month. , on in and supports your local arts community. -- come on in, go

we just learned the final results in wyoming.second place and one-third of what romney has. the race is to 1,144 and if you are at 181, you have a long way to go. from here, we go the washington state saturday, and here for the hypothetical assume that ron paul gets the first win of the campaign, and ron paul picks up the bulk of the delegates and the math changes a little s as but then we move to biggest day of the country from new england to idaho and alaska and way out west and states in between and ten states on the ballot. you see here 419 delegates at stake. here is a hypothetical. romney wins massachusetts and virginia and only ron paul and romney on the ballot there. and gingrich wins if and romney idaho and santorum north dakota and for the sake of the hypothetical says that ron paul picks up a second win and what does that get you? romney pulling away and also a huge fight for the two biggest super tuesday battle grounds, ohio and tennessee. at the moment santorum is leading there. if you get them purple, that is is san

we're watching what's playing out in wyoming and caucuses and the polls open until 6 p.m. eastern, 12 delegates at stake, in that state. and as you know, the goal, 1,144 delegates needed to clinch the nomination, keep it here for the latest results throughout the day and i'll see you again at the bottom of the hour as the votes are counted now in kansas and wyoming. right here on fox news channel. now, we'll get you back to journal editorial report. >> this week on the journal editorial report the republican race heads south. are mississippi and alabama must-wins for newt gingrich and can plus, new york's top putting political correctness above public safety. all that and the obama industry, stocks are up and so is the president's approval rating. how robust is this recovery? >> welcome to the journal, editorial report. i'm stuart varney if for paul gigot. with the super tuesday behind them, her they're headed to the deep south. what could be a make or break day for at least one. three leading contenders. it could tell us what is at stake, wall street journal columnist, da

that was carried out alongside of wyoming. in the meantime, a top adviser may depend on equipment appealing to the conservative side of the republican party. newt gingrich has no plans of dropping out of the race. >>> 8:49. new this morring, we've just learned syria is giving agroups permission to enter the city the homs. the groups have been urging the syrian ac-- is sifer reians -- syrians. >>> so far no one has yet claimed responsibility to a bombing in istanbul, turkey. it blew up near the offices of the country's rolling party. 15 police officers were hurt in the attack. the remote controlled bomb targeted a bus filled with police officers passing through the area. it's believed that kurdish rebels hour islamic militants were attacked. >>> today goobl and a senator will call for guidelines that could lead -- google and a senator will call for guidelines that could lead themselves on the loads. we showed you the car here when it was being tested. alex a dillia says most car accidents mistakes are called by -- padilla says

republican presidential candidates are being held today -- the contests being held in wyoming, guam and the virgin islands but the deep south is also getting quite a bit of attention. bri bryan moar has the latest. >> with a strong showing in the kansas caucuses rick santorum nochd another victory. and he's making the case he's the conservative choice. >> we have to have a candidate, a nominee, hook gwho can get up and draw a clear contrast with the president of the united states. >> reporter: for santorum, newt gingrich and ron paul, the saturday caucuses in kansas and wyoming were another chance to play delegate catch-up, but the contest this next week are about survival. gingrich has to win one or both to keep moving forward. >> it's a big deal. if we win alabama and miss sip next tuesday, by next wednesday this totally wild roller koers ra -- coaster race will be set one more time. >> reporter: for mitt romney a strong showing in the south is critical to show conservatives he can win. >> this president has not succeeded. this president has failed. that's the reason we're going to ge

this time in republican caucuses in kansas and wyoming. and once again, the results point to a long and uneven road to the nomination. tonight, nbc news declares santorum the winner by a comfortable 30%. and romney is the projected winner in wyoming and he won contests today in guam and the other u.s. territories. while this is increasingly being seen as a two-man race, newt gingrich is counting on some big primaries this coming week in his native south to propel him back into the hunt. that's where we start tonight. nbc's ron mott reports from alabama. >> but we have had a very, very good day. >> reporter: before tuesday's big southern primaries in mississippi and alabama, rick santorum got another run through his victory speech after winning kansas today. >> things have an amazing way of working out. >> reporter: as he returns south, santorum is set to challenge newt gingrich on what the former speaker hopes is his home turf. looking for a surge of his own to bring a bit of zip back to his campaign as the pace of the race begins to quick

campaigning the single biggest day in the republican presidential race is here with 11 states including wyoming caucuses and more than 400 delegates up for grabs, the next 16 or so hours will go a long way in dertermining the nominee and perhaps the next president of the united states. much of the focus is on ohio, a key battleground and must-win for republicans. as of now the numbers suggest ohio, anybody's game. three different polls in the last 24 hours show mitt romney and rick santorum in a statistical tie in ohio. both candidates spending yesterday there in ohio in a last campaign push before the polls open in a couple hours this morning. santorum focused his closing arguments on attacking mitt romney citing reports he suggested his state's health care law could be used as a model for the entire country. >> bad enough to be for a government mandated health care system which he was in massachusetts but said i never recommend mepded to it to the president now we have incident where he is. it's one thing to be for it another thing not to tell the truth. we need a president and nominee we can

more than 2,000 people caucused in wyoming this year. romney came out against, at first, a key republican amendment on birth control coverage. the senate is expected today to take up a bill that will allow employers to opt out of health care coverage that includes contraception that they morally oppose. the republican push is part of an effort to confront the growing controversy over religious employers and coverage requirements. the amendment was drafted by roy blunt who is a romney supporter. >> rubio is being debated late their week that deals with allowing employers to ban providing female contraception. have you taken a position on that? he said he is for that. he is for that. you have taken a position. >> i'm not for the bill. the idea of presidential candidates getting into questions of contraception in a relationship between a man and wife, i'm not going there. >> you are surprised he went there? >> i made it clear when i was interviewed by george ste stephanopoul stephanopoulos, contraception is work just fine. i'm not going the

caucus held today in kansas and wyoming. but all four republican candidates are looking ahead to tuesday's primaries in the south. . >> thank you! >> reporter: rick santorum delivered the news to supporters in missouri. >> we are going to win kansas and the vast majority of delegates from kansas! [ cheers & applause ] >> reporter: kansas voters favored santorum in a state where mitt romney and newt gingrich did not campaign. >> i'm thrilled to come and support rick santorum. >> reporter: and the associated press is reporting romney has won the wyoming caucus, adding another six delegates to his total. gingrich spent saturday barn storming in alabama. the former house speaker signed autographs and asked for support as he works to jump start his campaign in the deep south. >> if we can win alabama and mississippi tuesday night, we will reset the campaign for i guess the ninth or tenth time, sometime on wednesday. >> reporter: gingrich is vowing to stay in the race right through the gop convention, but santorum is hoping a poor

almost 4 years, whether it was going off to sundance or to writer's retreat they have in sheritan, wyoming -- is that where you went? . >> that was in utah and la as well, down there at the institute. >> they have another writer's retreat in sheritan, wyoming, so i spent time out there and we workshoped this in san francisco, we have done readings at the asia society in new york. each time we did a workshop, each time we did a reading, it moved the piece forward. i think in large part it has to do with working with cary pearloff, the director, but she is also an excellent dramator. she worked closely with me in terms of the writing of the material so as we went along, we were able to shape the piece as well as figure out how to stage it. it's an interesting piece in that i wrote it with a number of small themes and the choice is you either present it like a doll house, or rear view window where you have kind of a cut out and you kind of jump from one room to another, or -- and this was my preference -- to develop some kind of cinematic approach to allow for there to be a fluidity in all th

. >> midwest and rick santorum is hoping wins in kansas special wyoming will give him momentum . does mitt romney have what it takes to court it out. we'll ask him if mitt can connect with southern voters. u.s. and israel sit down and talk about iran's nuclear threat. but some are insisting that the president is underestimate the threat that iran poses. chris christy takes on a former navy seal in a town hall meeting. potential vice-presidential pick is getting attention. and honoring world war ii vets before it is too late. i am uma, with america's new headquarter live in the nation's capitol starts right now. first to begin with. another election day and this time can yan - kansas and wyoming voters are casting ballots and they are live with the latest, alisia? >> hi, rick santorum and ron paul pled their cases here in wichita and the air capitol of the world . republicans are think thag rick santorum will likely walk away with the delegates here in kansas. he has the anti-abortion muscle in thitate and is the social conservative favorite . ron paul held three. and he told the

i live in a small town in wyoming. i like it here. i think it's a great place to live. >> reporter: eric looks like your average guy next door. he has two daughters. he does odd jobs. >> coming in through here? >> that shed over there. >> that one right there? >> reporter: and he works part-time at a local gift shop in town, which helps him pay for the bachelor's degree he's pursuing at the university of montana. >> it's half off that marked price. >> reporter: upon closer inspection, though, eric is anything but your average guy next door. in fact, up until seven years ago, eric wasn't a guy at all. >> this is me when i'm 5 years old. i think, you know? i'm definitely cute. most of my childhood i remember is running and playing and riding my bike. and being busy and running around. i liked playing the boy games, in school. i liked playing -- throwing the football. and we'd run, chase each other. >> reporter: growing up, diane is affectionately referred to as a tomboy. but she knows her lack of femininity goes far deeper than that. >>