she didn't respond. >> zimmerman said she was allowed to keep her top on. spokesman said they did not conduct a strip search on the 85-year-old. zimmerman missed her flight. >>> the problem of teen sexting isn't as bad as first thought. researchers at the university of new hampshire studied more than 1,500 young internet users. over 2% of those reported creating or receiving sexual images via cell phone or online. one percent of cases involved images exchange that violated child proffer laws. >>> a new treatment option in the works for children suffering from attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or adhd. researchers have identified a gene variation in certain kids with adhd. the gene is involved in brain signal. doctors say the discovery will lead to new drugs. >>> the 49ers are going into the playoffs for the first time in nearly a decade. joe montana, dwight clark at candlestick yesterday watching the game. quarterback alex smith got a little motivated, threw a couple of second half touchdowns, one to michael crabtree, another to kyle williams and dav

. >> reporter: lenore zimmerman headed to the jfk airport to catch a jetblue flight to ft. lauderdale, florida. breezing through security in a wheelchair with a walker in her lap, she asked to be patted down instead of going through a body scanner. zimmerman told the agent she was worried about the scanner interfering with her defibrillator. that request requiring agents to take a closer look. >> i weigh 103 pounds. i'm going to be 85 in february 1st so i'm your typical terrorist, right? >> reporter: led to a private screening room by a female agent, what comes next is something that zimmerman calls, quote, mortifying. >> she says well, you pull your pants down, please and then she pulled my underwear down and stretch searched me. >> reporter: zimmerman hurt her shin during the ordeal. >> in my wildest dream being couldn't picture such a thing. >> reporter: the truck security administering releasing a statement saying in part, quote, while we regret that the passenger feels she had appear unpolice the screening experience, tsa does not conduct strip searches. >> that is des

zimmerman said she was deferred about the scanner interfering with her defibrillator.agents to take a closer look. >> i weigh 103 pounds. i'm going to be 85 february 1st. so i'm a typical terrorist, right? >> reporter: led to a private screening room by a female agent, what comes next is something zimmerman calls "mortifying." >> she says will you pull your pants down, please, and then she pulled my underwear down and strip searched me. >> reporter: zimmerman hurt her angry. >> reporter: zimmerman says she plans to settle back into her snowbird life in florida and won't be back to long beach, new york, until april. until then shell says she's avoiding -- she says she's avoiding airports. >> a second senior citizen also claims the tsa strip searched her at new york's kennedy airport. she said the agents were disperse about a medical device and made her pull -- were suspicious about a medical device and made her pull down per pants about a week ago. the tsa is investigating -- her pants about a week ago. the tsa is investigating that incident. >>> 

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. >> reporter: lenore zimmerman says humiliation came at the hands of the tsa. she was on a wheelchair. when she travels she avoids the full body scanners, opting for pat downs instead but this time she claims it went too far. >> after they patted me down. they took me into a private room and strip searched me. she says will you pull your pants down please. and then she pulled my understand wear down. -- underwear down. i said why is this happening. she did not respond. >> reporter: she say she is was allowed to keep her top on. the tsa released this statement. the tsa does not allow strip searches, and in this case one was not conducted. >> i had to wait 2-1/2 hours for the next flight. >> reporter: zimmerman made it to her winter home in florida. she called her son who tells us the family plans to sue the tsa. >> i think the two agents that escorted her or initiated the strip search should be terminated. and their supervisor should be terminated. and the rest should get a severe retraining course. >>> zimmerman's story inspired another elderly woman to come fo

lenore zimmerman, who is 85 and physically infirm, was at jfk headed to ft. lauderdale. she asked to be patted down after she set off an alarm. refused to go through the full body scanner because she has a defibrillator. she said that led to a fiasco in a private search room. the tsa said they have reviewed closed circuit footage and nothing improper happened. zimmerman told reporters if they stop 85-year-old ladies because they think you might be a terrorist, this country is in big trouble. >>> now to concerns over one of america's secret drones, so-called black operations that crashed in iran and whether it is giving the iranians highly sensitive information about top secret intelligence missions. the u.s. denies iranian claims they shot down the drone, but that's just the start. nbc's jim miklaszewski on duty for us tonight at the pentagon with more exclusive details tonight. jim, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. nbc news learned when that unarmed, unmanned american drone crashed in iran last thursday it was on a mission for the cia, but the exact natur

she didn't respond. >> zimmerman said she was allowed to keep her top on. a spokesman for the tsa said they did not conduct a stip search on the 85-year-old and the entire process lasted 11 minutes. zimmerman says she plans to sue. >> eleven minutes. shouldn't take that long. they have the wands. >>> 6:19, a family pet missing for years. >>> where the dog was finally found. >>> and wasn't what was under the tree; but what was in it? the slithery surprise is all coming up next. >>> ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a former miss u-s-a is in trouble near her home in suburban detroit. 26- year- old rima ("ree-mah") fakih ("fah-key") was arrested for d-u-i over the weekend. she was born in lebanon, and raised in the united states. in may of last year, she became the ican to win the mi >>> she was born in lebanon, raised here in the united states. in may of last year, she became the first arab american to win the miss usa pageant. her lawyer said she is very apologetic about her drunk driving arrest. >>> could be the world's most expensive car crash ever. fourteen cars, incl

. >> len lower zimmerman headed to new york's jfk airport to catch a jetblue flight to ft.rida. breezing through security in a wheelchair with a walker in her lap, she asked to be patted down instead of going through a body scanner. disciple man told the agent that she was worry -- worried about the scanner interfering with her defibrillatoren. >> i weigh 103 pounds, i'm 85 in february 1st so i'm your typical terrorist, right. >> led to a private screening room by a female agent, what comes next is something that zimmerman calls, quote, mother fighting. >> she says pill you pull your pants down, please and they -- she says will you pull your pants down, please and then she pulled my underpants down and she strip searched me. >> the transportation security administration saying in part, quote, while we regret that the passenger feels she had an ann pleasant screening experience, tsa does not conduct strip searches. >> that is despicable. she says she plans to suit tsa. >> mortified. i mean outraged. angry. >> zimmerman says she plans to settle back into her snowbird life in

was outstrips searched by agents at jfk but she may sue the agency anyway 85 year-old lenore the zimmermanrillator so she cannot go through regular scanners she asked for a pat down or for the tsa agents to use a want but instead she said that she was taken away in her wheelchair to a private room and strip searched zimmermann said that she was hurt and started to bleed during that process the tsa call dramatic but it took so long that zimmerman mr. flight to florida >>do i look like a terrorist and hundred and 3 lbs. with a defibrillator ... the tsa said it reached out to her yesterday to apologize that she feels she had an unpleasant screening but it denies its agents strip searched her >>in the medical watch sext-ing among teenagers is slowing down back in 200820% of teenagers reported sending her posting sexual pictures of themselves but that number is much lower in a new survey researchers questioned more than 1500 internet users between the ages of 10 and 17 slightly less than 10 percent said that they created appeared and were received sexually suggestive images over the last year a

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zimmerman says she may sue. >>> and, again, zimmerman is not alone.f other elderly women that are coming forward, accusing the tsa at jfk airport of strip searching. one of those women is 88-year- old ruth sherman. now, mrs. sherman says the tsa screeners made her pull down her pants, showing off her colostomy bag. sherman's family urged her to come forward after hearing zimmerman's accusations. >>> 8:26 on this tuesday morning. she is a famous american supermodel but not so good at accounting. find out who owes the irs half a million dollars. >>> he may have ended his quest for the republican presidential nomination, but he hasn't given up on politics. the latest from herman cain when fox 5 morning news returns. 8:27 now. [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices... in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum... we can empower more people to innovate... putting momentum behind our economy. and we can reduce the deficit... with more than thirty billion dollars paid by

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if they want less government t.e lvement visitors meeting room will be renamed after giffords -- zimmerman is the first congressional staffer in history be killed while performing his official duties. >> we turn to the weather tonight. downemperature on the way a sunni and seasonal they for this december 1. bob ryan to let us with what we expect for tomorrow and the weekend. thursday and we the we cang about already. -- i want to show you there is nothing of the doppler radar. the temperatures, we our firsto see freeze. seedulles. he faults in the suburbs will we stop at with a another cold morning. winds in pasadena. it has been a clear story tonight. jupiter is high and bright in the sky. more sunshine ahead. i will tell you about the explain what is other strange weather. what will you see where it is snowing. you want to talk about weather, out west there of the worst winds in years to have caused some problems. it has caused numerous fires from california to utah to colorado. than 200 customers are power in california. gale force winds are expected to friday.il >> tonight the nation i

. >> zimmerman says she was forced to sit naked from the waist down in her wheelchair for several minutes. >> officials are investigating these cases. >> new insight about the violent kidnapping in pakistan. mike hellgren explains. >> was kidnapped in pakistan where he worked. >> it's gut wrenching. i can't imagine if it was my husband or son. the poor families that have to go through this. >> oh, my goodness, especially since he was coming home. he was -- this was his last assignment. >> reporter: the group is using wine stein to make big demands. >> including the end of all air strikes in afghanistan and all other muslim countries as well as the release of all prisoners at gat gat an mo bay. >> all who has links to al qaeda, we detained this man who had been neck deep in -- he also referred to wine stein's jewish heritage. in 2002, al qaeda killed -- knows the terror all too well. he was abdoubted by militants in pack tan. >> he is terrified. he has lost all sense of being in control. >> and the odds are growing longer. >> reporter: says pakistan is leading the investigation into wine s

. >>> with us now from new york, democratic strategy robert zimmerman. in washington, republican strategist ron bon james. did the republican party play any part in herman cain making a decision to get out of the race. he said this was a family discussion. you buy that? >> well, yes, actually, i do. i think that these allegations really sunk his candidacy, whether or not they were true, he had a very hard time, you know, putting them to rest and they just -- he was known for his branding of the 9-9-9 plan ands they his brand became the sexual allegations. he was caught in political quick sand. they started thinking there is no way this guy can win a primary and we hope he can -- we wanted him to step aside a few weeks ago. but, you know, with campaigns and candidates, they're usually the last people to figure it out. and so we had to wait this long for him to get out, which is great because finally the rest of the candidates can get their message out on the air and not have to worry about herman cain stealing some of that air time. >> hob erobert, how do

her story similar to zimmerman who flew through the same terminal the next day. >> after they patted me down, they took me into a private room. she pulled my underwear down. >> remove your pants. lower your pants, that's what i did. >> tsa says it is researching both cases. the agency issued an apology to ximmerman, but says it disputes her version of things. her son says the family plans to file a lawsuit. >>> it may look like our planet, but do the differences stop there? still ahead, a look at why scientists are excited about this new discovery. [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices... in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum... we can empower more people to innovate... putting momentum behind our economy. and we can reduce the deficit... with more than thirty billion dollars paid by america's wireless companies. it's simple -- more spectrum means more freedom. for everyone. >>> melwood, and wusa9 salute all who serve at home and abroad this holiday season. >> i wanted to send a very merry c

but sherry zimmerman slowly says this. feed the meter and you'll have nothing to complain about. pretty simple, actually. well you know what back in the 80s i had a conversation with somebody in public works about how the on-speed parking is such a rare resource in the city and all these tickets were really meant to ensure that the spaces turn over on a timely basis. it's not really about the money that the person told me. and that may have been true in some pre-historic time. but now it seems like freeing up the parking spaces is just a side effect. they want your money. and i want your e-mails. mailbag@wusa9.com. well, that is our report. have a great evening. stay warm. we'll see you back. bye. >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> george and stacy's romantic getaway. their mexican holiday photo album. >>> and tom and gisele $20 million mansion. who are the brady bundchens' famous new neighbors? >>> plus, the latest on justin bieber. back at home after his grandparents' car accident. >>> then -- hollywood's biggest chea

zimmerman though told the ""new york daily news"" the tsa is lying about the strip search in order tong to this -- in north carolina -- >> we have an issue and this is the issue. a snake in our christmas tree. >> that qualifies as an issue. this is the family's christmas tree. that little ornament was not supposed to be there. a little girl in the house saw it. then she told her mom about it. they shook the tree and the thing moved. they say the artificial tree has been in the garage all day. the snake named tinsel is now in the woods hanging out on some real trees possibly. >>> let me bring back in nadia bilchik for our "morning passport." we have seen some pricey divorces overtime. $154 million. >> miss tang is a very happy lady in hong kong this week because on thursday she got her $154 million, which by the way, is only one-fifth of mr. lee's entire estate, the man she divorced. and under 5% of what she asked for. so there she is smiling. she's a very educated woman. she's a solicitor, a lawyer herself. >> looks like a young woman. >> she's only in her late 30s but what really hap

zimmerman is the first congressional staffer are killed in the line of duty. >>> mr.ent of the united states. >> that's bill livinggood house sergeant at arms and he was announcing of course the president before january's state of the union, a very familiar voice. he says he will retire next january after 17 years on the job and 33 years in the secret service. we'll try to find out though does he have one more mr. speaker in him for the president's january state of the union? secretary of state hillary clinton is heading home after completing an historic trip to myanmar, the country formerly known as burma. secretary clinton spent the last leg of her trip visiting embassies and meeting with a nobel laureate and opposition leader who will be key to any sort of warming of u.s. relations with myanmar. nbc's kristen welker filed this report. >> reporter: secretary of state hillary clinton met with aung san suu kyi here at her home. this is the same place where aung san suu kyi was held as a political prisoner for nearly two decades until she was released just last year. t

calling for the naming a meeting room in memory of congresswoman gabrielle giffords' staffer gabe zimmerman killed in arizona in the shooting. and police say in boston, occupy boston is out of control. they want them out. organizers will be in court this morning for a a hearing. today the nba 235 faa silt will be open. facility will be open. the move comes after last week's announcement that the players and owners reached a tentative deal within the five-month lockout. the season to start on christmas day. mcdonald's restaurants in san francisco appear to have beaten the city. they are no longer giving free toys for kids meals. a new law in san francisco bans the restaurant from giving away is to in the happy -- toys in the happy meals, effective today. but you can now pay a diem for the toys that were in the happy meals and that dime goes to the ronald mcdonald house charities. >>> the irs is looking for 100,000 taxpayers so they can deliver them the checks. they have 153 million dollars in refunds they've never been able to deliver. the average refund is $1,500, that would more than cover

chief zimmerman, please come up. thank you for your time. >> thank you, supervisors. chief juvenile probation officer. i am here to offer testimony in support of any legislation that provides opportunities for individuals to adjust and reform their behavior and provide the city with an opportunity to participate in the true spirit of probation, the instances where the identity of probation and parole is somehow a morphed into this realignment supervision of defenders. the definition of probation and i would say also parole is the current of liberty based on the promise of reform. reform, reclamation, and redemption. based on my professional experience, i find that the employment of individuals that have emerged from the juvenile and criminal justice system is the most promising impact of redemption and reform, it provides the community with a veil of security and public safety of like any other reform measure our program for individuals emerging from incarceration. it is my hope that this legislation advances and provides a stronger and larger pool of employment oppor

the team also offered contracts to zimmerman, lannan, clippard and flores. some hockey, caps are 3-3 under dale hunter. they have been trying to grasp his new system which is less focus on offense and more gritty defense. six games, not a very good sample size. i understand that. but the guys say they're making progress. >> with him implementing the system here, i think we're picking it up well. the last couple games. giving ourselves a chance to win every night. >> the more you play, the more confident you get. and i think when you play the defense right, you're going to get chances to store. >> speaking of the coach, kristen berset sat down with him and goes one-on-one. a myriad of topics. alex ovechkin coaching the team he wants to play for. you can see that tomorrow. it is great. can't wait for that. big news in hockey. sidney crosby out indefinitely after experiencing concussion symptoms again. he missed 68 games after receiving a concussion last year. he just returned two weeks ago and says the symptoms are back. serious stuff. now, remember the kick h

tried to lift a light weight walker of her lap the tse called the magic but it took so long that zimmermanrs old and i weigh on hundred and 3 lbs. and a strip search me. >> the t asay says no strip search was conducted and proper procedures were followed. president barack obama express condolences today to pakistan's president, the conversation comes more than a week after a nato air strike killed 24 pakistani soldiers near the afghanistan border, white house officials say he made it clear that the tragedy was an accident and not a deliberate attack on pakistan a pakistan military official claims nato pilots fired even after they were told that they were hitting pakistan in camas. in germany explosives experts were called in and an entire town was evacuated after a 4,000 lb. bomb from world war two was discovered. that was the detonation of the bomb, the blast was much smaller than what could have been had it been set off but just in case scores of emergency vehicles for standing by this was the biggest operation since the second world war, 45,000 people in the town of koblenz and evacuate

zimmerman told reporters if they stop 85-year-old ladies because they think you might be a terrorist, this country is in big trouble. >>> now to concerns over one of america's secret drones, so-called black operations that crashed in iran and whether it is giving the iranians highly sensitive information about top secret intelligence missions. the u.s. denies iranian claims they shot down the drone, but that's just the start. nbc's jim miklaszewski on duty for us tonight at the pentagon with more exclusive details tonight. jim, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. nbc news learned when that unarmed, unmanned american drone crashed in iran last thursday it was on a mission for the cia, but the exact nature of the mission is still cloaked in secrecy and it's still unclear whether the drone was operating in iran or afghanistan. u.s. officials tell nbc news that cia operators on the ground were flying the drone when it suddenly veered out of control and headed deep into iran. now, according to u.s. officials the drone eventually ran out of fuel and crashed in iran's remote moun

easy to read or if you dream good you'll be sure you want to lose the screen version of mr zimmerman prefer to go to julie she you know she broke computer can be tripping over your loose when you're a nation. let's have a look at the markets now chordal futures edged hiring and electronic trading on tuesday but stay below ninety five dollars a barrel oil is up for the second day on the forecasts that u.s. stockpiles declined citing pressure as speculation that further sanctions. may be imposed against you wrong that's opec second largest producer. and european stocks are trading makes this hour investors still worry about the return of the sovereign debt crisis after meeting european union finance ministers yesterday the footsie is trading flat the dax is half a percent higher this hour shares of astra zeneca fell two point seven percent after saying it will take a charge over two drug trials and shares self-torture telecom slipped two percent up to eighty and he fully dropped its bid to buy t. mobile usa from telecom. hayward russia's stock markets are trading in the red this town t

zimmerman told the new york "daily news" the tsa is lying about the strip search in order to protect you think about this case? do you think she was strip searched? do you have your own screening stories? i want to hear them this morning. you know where we are, we have the blog. cnn.com/tj. i'm already having conversations with some of you on twitter. it stays up here next to me at the desk, i'm at @tjholmes, and you know where to find us on facebook. we'd like what you think, and we know you have tsa stories. lord knows, i have a few, as well. >>> as we get close to the bottom of the hour, occupy the office? protesters moving inside. we'll check that out. >>> and the fallout from herman cain's decision. our friends maria cardona and lenny mccallister, they're not just standing by somewhere in some studio, no, no, they're right here. look at them, trying to fake like they're having a real conversation. good job, guys. good to have you in studio. we'll talk to them in a second. ♪ ♪ it's easy to see what subaru owners care about. that's why we created the share the love event. get a gr

let's get to it, joining me now is republican strategist sherry jacobus and robert zimmerman.h for coming on the show. let's go to the story about romney's staff getting rid of records when he was wrapping up as governor. the roar says they even removed the hard drives from state-issued computers that cost $100,000 of taxpayer money to replace those computers. let me ask you first, is this a big deal? >> oh, my goodness, i think it's a serious story. i personally think mitt romney would have been off had he shredded his public interviews so we wouldn't have a record of him flipping on so many records, gay rights, climate change and payroll tax cut extension. when you have theresa dole an who served 23 years representing different governors say this without precedent that the hard drives were bought by mitt romney's staff and documents were shredded and it cost the taxpayers $100,000, it's a serious issue about accountability and what they are trying to hide. >> sherry, what do you think? >> he did nothing illegal. but you have to look at where things were at that point in time

. >> reporter: ruth sherman and lenore zimmerman don't know each other, and they weren't traveling together last weekend. but the women have strikingly similar stories. >> she said, will you pull your pants down, please? then she pulled my underwear down. >> please remove your pants, low -- lower your pants. that's what i did. >> reporter: both women said they were forced to take off their clothes in a private screening last weekend, one day apart as part of an extended patdown by tsa agents. >> this 85-year-old woman, they thought needed to be strip- searched. >> reporter: congressman peter king, who chairs the department on homeland security points out not all terrorists look like terrorists. and the incident highlights a frustrating problem. >> there have been cases overseas, where elderly women and young children have been used to hide bombs. so i understand why the tsa is concerned but you can't treat everyone the same. >> the tsa is getting better and better alt finding the balance between privacy and security, but as this case shows, they still have a ways to g. >> reporter: they iss

. >> reporter: zimmerman made it to her winter home in florida. she called her son bruce.tells us the family plans to sue. >> i think the two people who conducted the strip search should be terminated. and the rest should get a severe training course. >> 88-year-old ruth sherman of florida says she was also forced to pull her pants down at jfk airport. the tsa is also looking into her case. >>> in the hands of the enemy, a u.s. military drone is missing and iran says it has it. the unmanned spy plane is one of the most secret air airplanes in the military arsenal. the drone carried highly classified intelligence technology. >>> there's no information tonight about the florida a & m drum major who died as a result of potential hazing. anna warner reports with the latest in tallahassee. >>> at robert champion 's funeral, drum majors sang marching 100 band led the procession. it was in honor of their classmate, a 26-year-old drum major himself who was found unconscious on a band bus after an apparent band hazing. >> is he breathing? >> i have no idea. i cannot tell you that.

zimmerman said she asked to be patted down instead of going through a body scanner on saturday. she was worried it would affect her defib relater, but agents took her to a room and made her strip down. the tsa released a statement. the tsa says it's looking into both incidents. >>> we're going to check in again now with veronica johnson and get the latest on the forecast. >> across the area today, boy, it's socked in. we have fog starting to develop there, too. visibility is not all that low yet, but a soggy one for us. our first december rain. with the weather system, some of us could see our first winter snow. for today you will want to stay ready with the umbrella, because we have occasional showers still moving through. we don't have to worry about freezing with the rain. being all that cold for december. great falls, 57. culpepper, warmer at 63. so very, very mild considering that our average temperature right now is at 50 degrees. we have rain across the area. you can see fairfax is wet and buoy, all wet with rain. west of us, more rain. wednesday is looking like the real

. >> reporter: zimmerman plans to settle back into her snow bird life in florida, and won't be back toach, new york, until april. until then, she says she's "avoiding airports." heather childers, fox news. >>> school bus driverrer arrested for being drunk behind the wheels. athletes and the coach say the woman was swerving on the road yesterday morning going to an event. she tried to drive back to the school until police stopped her. blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit. >> got to be a monitoring system. before they let that bus driverrer pull away with a bus full of kids. >> the driver is on unpaid leave and may be fired. >>> parents and students in rockland county new york are calling one teacher scrooge. >> some said she ruined christmas for a classroom full of second graders. >> i think it's terrible. i don't think she has any right to say something like that. >> reporter: some of the parents at george miller elementary school say one of the teachers here is a real scrooge. they say she told her second grade class that santa claus isn't real. >> it's sad that chi

her name is le-nora zimmerman.was traumatized by two female agents. >> i have a defibrillator, so i don't go through the machines. i ask them to pat me down. they took my pants down, and then they took my underwear down. don't i look like a terrorist? i'm going to be 85 years old, and i weigh 103 pounds. and they strip searched me. >> lenora says she also suffered a cut on her leg during the search. the tsa denies she was strip searched but have apologized to her for the, quote, unpleasant screens experience. >>> harry reid will unveil a compromise plan today, a compromise between the plans rejected last week. democrats say it includes a serious way to pay the more than $200 billion price tag. >>> a new leak of radioactive water at japan's crippled fukushima nuclear plant, some 12,000 gallons of contaminated water found gushing from a purification facility. the plant's operator says some of the tainted water may have leaked into the pacific ocean. >>> get a load of this in southwestern japan. they may have just wit

democratic strategist robert zimmerman. okay, guys, first question.jong il reminds us of that 3:00 a.m. test, you know, where the president of the united states has to be ready to respond to any type of international crisis at any time. so which of the gop candidates do you want answering that call? sherry? >> i think i'd like to have newt gingrich or mitt romney. maybe michele bachman, perhaps rick santorum. this is one of those situations where we are reminded what's really important and it's not somebody's hope to change little slowigans or their ability to rd off a teleprompter. this is where we want intelligence, maturity and a steady hand, and that's where i think we have a good republican field. almost anyone would be much better than what we have now. >> robert? >> hello. >> we might have -- it looks like we lost robert's connection. we will try to get him back up in a minute. patricia? >> i think i know that robert would have liked barack obama to handle his phone calls. >> you answer for robert and then give me yours. >> you don't need your

straussburg, zimmerman and now gonzalez. we are a month into the college basketball season. month in an eternity in college basketball. the last time they met, they were unranked. memphis was eighth in the country. the script has been flipped for this rematch. la jolla is ranked. memphis dropped out of the top 25. this will not be an easy game. averaging 82 points per game. they haven't lost to an unranked team this season. georgetown a pleasant surprise. they are young, rugged and surprising on both ends of the floor. careful not to put too much stock in the last game against the tigers. >> that was awhile ago. you know, i think clearly that was -- it helped to give them confidence. so, that was an important win. this is much different than now. we are much different now. much different now than then. we'll see. >> there's always a lot of challenges when you win the first game. you know they are going to come out harder the next game. they are going to try to beat you because you beat them the first game. >> they are coming after us and we are coming after them. this is jus

robert zimmerman, the democratic national committee, of the democratic national committee. question, alina cho sat down with bill clinton and he's singing gingrich's praises again. listen. >> he is first resilient and, secondly, he's always thinking and he's got a million ideas. some of them are good, some of them i think are horrible. i thought in that last debate he had the most responsible position on immigration. he's the only guy that didn't totally jump in the tank with the tea party send them all home yesterday. >> politicians just don't say kind things about people on the other side of the aisle. what's mr. clinton's motivation for all of these kind words. >> i do believe that bill clinton has a lot of respect, even for republicans he considered to be worthy adversaries, but i think in this case bill clinton is reminding us that newt gingrich is not always who we think he is even though he now calls democrats a bunch of social lists, he has worked with hillary clinton, tom dash shell. he's worked with them on a lot of issues that conservatives don't like at all, cli

playing today robert zimmerman, founder and editor of citizen jane politics, patricia murphy and georgetownresident obama channels teddy roosevelt making his case for the jobs bill. is that the right ex-president to be channelling? >> i think if you look historically at what teddy roosevelt was trying to talk about and obama is trying to talk about, it's actually right on. roosevelt was talking about getting rid of income equality, having a much more active federal government, a federal government protecting people, and having a more even distribution of wealth. that is exactly what obama is talking about. the only problem for obama is that roosevelt, of course, lost his next election. so he doesn't want it to be too historically accurate if you're in obama's shoes right now. >> chris? >> no, actually i think that's wrong. if you look at fdr, there are three reasons why it's not appropriate. first of all in 1912 there was no federal income tax. and so the issue of income equality really just doesn't jive historically. secondly, if you look at the government intervention in the market, well,