as carter said he's from new jersey but a lot doesn't emerge. what you don't see is the criminal record. you don't see other violent acts. what you don't see is references to him in the fbi files. yet what you do see today, according to investigators, is he walks into the terminal. he's got the gun in a garment bag. he takes the rifle out, he opens fire, shoots his way through the check point going down a side, coming around the back. he's focused on the tsa agents. inside the bag we are told investigators came up with notes saying that the tsa were facists and pigs, anti-american rantings, anti-tsa rantings and references to the new world order which is another growing conspiracy group that believes the world is going to be taken over by forces and black helicopters and so on. interestingly, scott, today he texted his parents from l.a. to new jersey and said he was going to kill himself today. they called the police. there was a response to his house. apparently they didn't make contact with him but a roommate who didn't know where he was. so t

the jason carter was a surprise. he's a state senator and said the top issues will be education and transparency and trust in governing. that's a throw at the current governor. jason carter is a lawyer to the university of georgia law school. the democratic party has been out of the state-wide office in georgia for a while. they hope they will get back in. when jason carter ran for state senate, his grandfather stayed out of it. he only campaigned at the end and wanted to earn it on his own and not trade on the family name. >> the dga got behind carter. he's a 38-year-old. does he have a shot? >> he has a primary first. he probably would win, but the current governor is strong. georgia is changing demographically. it is much more democratic. the obama campaign looked very early in the reelection race at targeting georgia because of new people moving in. the state is moving that way, but hasn't moved fast enough yet. we would call the governor the favorite in this race. >> cnbc predicted tough numbers in the monthly j

carter evans tells us: as ts slowly return to normal carter evans tells us: as ts slowly return to normal at l-a-x.. passengers are wondg why it was so easy. a first look inside the concourse. shows the blood stained carpet has been repd een replaced and all evidence of the attack is gone. the only reminders, black bands on tsa badges and flowers where paul ciancia gunned down tsa agent gerardo hernandez. passenger scott green watched it happen. >> he had the gun down like this, so he saw him on the ground and he shot twice. >> reporter: billy bay spotted the gunman as he made his way to the gates. >> i thought he was a random passenger, very calm, stoic faced, got closer and turned a bit and saw the assault rifle strapped on his shoulder and that's when i high tailed it and ran. >> so you were surprised -- >> that he made it all the way to the gate. >> that no one stopped. >> that he wasn't stopped by then, yeah. >> reporter: l.a.x. police chief patrick gannon says he moved armed officers from behind the checkpoint to a more visible low indication in front. >> are they going to be in the

eric, what do you say when jimmy carter is criticizing? >> i don't care. i don't care about jimmy carter. i care about what juan just said. we don't want a system. right. we have the perfect system. here it is. what we had in place before obama care. allowed people to buy -- you want health care exchanges? knock yourself out. allow someone in colorado to buy health care from a company in new jersey who wants to offer it at a more cop pettive price. we drop those borders, drop those regulations, and you have the system you had before with prices going down. >> i'm all for the exchanges. you said exchanges, right? >> with free market. >> i'm telling you, guess what, first the republicans in the congress say, have the states in charge of the exchanges. the republican governmeors sea, we're not doing it. >> aetna of new jersey has the lowest price. you can't buy did in colorado or -- that's the problem. >> they want consumer protections. they don't want one company to dominate all over the country. they will be a race to the bottom. i'm serious. >> dana, quick

joining us from barclays, carter copeland making the bull case for boeing, and carter worth from oppenheimer who just added boeing to his sell list last week based on the technicals. i'm going to stare with the bear case, carter worth, why is this a sell? >> sure. it has to do with mechanical glitches. there's always mechanical glitches in a mechanical enterprise. we know a stock in a big ee lib yum, all of '10, '11, '12 range bound which has doubled moving from 60, 70, to 130, 140, the stock has everything in it that lies ahead. it's discounting now the very good backlog, robust sales, et cetera, so forth. it's not so much a question of the day-to-day headline as it is the stock has come a long way. we think it's a case for trimming longs, taking profits, writing calls, doing something. >> carter copeland, you beg to differ. you have $145 price target on the name. lay out the bull case. >> yeah. i mean, it's obvious the stock has come a long way. obviously, the valuations come up. and while they've had these teethes problems on the 787, they've delivered a lot of earnings and even more impo

, a failed president. >> i think you cannot put two- term and jimmy carter in the same sentence. i think the media is like society where we get tired very quickly. see great sports teams, and people say, i am tired of them winning. i think people get exhausted with the level of success, and that can turn around and become your nemesis where people have seen you as successful. i say this all the time. but i willairvoyant, say it was one of the bravest pieces of governance i have ever seen where somebody risked so much for so little. people didn't want it. i don't know what will be the outcome of it, but i think it was an exercise in political bravery. how the narrative is going to be it will take years. i think it was a brave thing to do, and the idea that people are so opposed to it and so obsessing about the idea that it is a bad thing. nowhere in the civilized world is people having access to health care i came to hitler. -- health care akin to hitler. inler wanted to put people concentration camps. obama wants to give pap smears. i don't understand. more americans have died of

reverend carter was right. and he prayed that day that the spirit of sandy would stay with us well beyond the days that the recovery will take. my pledge to you tonight is that i will govern with the spirit of sandy. [applause] it's true of new jersey and all the people who live here, they're ready to live that way too. as your governor it's never mattered to me where someone was from, whether they voted for me or not, what the color of their skin was or their political party. for me, being governor has always been about getting the job done, first. that doesn't mean that we don't have principles. we have many of them. and we have stood and fought every day to cut taxes, to reduce the size of government spending, to reform pensions and benefits, to reform a broken education system, and to make sure we create opportunity again for new jerseyans. [applause] and for the next four years, for the next four years, we will fight to make those changes permanent and we will fight to make them bigger. i did not seek a se

carter never uses the word malaise, but it was dubbed the malaise speech. that's what you portion of it and we will get your reaction. [video clip] >> i know that government actions and legislation can be very important. that is why have worked hard to put my campaign processes -- promises into law, and i have to admit admit -- with mixed success. i have to say to the american people have been reminding again that all the legislatures of the world cannot fix what is wrong with america. so i will speak to you first tonight about a subject even more serious than inflation. i want to talk to you right now about a fundamental threat to american democracy. i do not mean our political and civil liberties. they will endure. and i do not refer to the outward strength of america, the nation that is at peace tonight, everywhere in the world, but the economic power and military might. invisible is nearly in ordinary ways. it is a crisis of confidence. it is a crisis that strikes at the very heart and soul and spirit of our national world. it is an insidious crisis. ab

jason carter, thanks very much. i appreciate it. >> republicans couldn't be happier about what's taking place with the low rollout numbers in washington, d.c. they are rooting for failure especially since we have seen them vote against it time and time again. so the question being, what would their solution be to this at this point. sean spicer will join us to talk about that and coming up, we do have the president's remarks at 11:45 a.m. and a fix to the aca in the works. [ male announcer ] at humana, understanding what makes you different is what makes us different. we take the time to get to know you and your unique health needs. then we help create a personalized healthcare experience that works for you. and you. and you. with 50 years of know-how, and a dedicated network of doctors, health coaches, and wellness experts, we're a partner you can rely on -- today, and tomorrow. we're going beyond insurance to become your partner in health. humana. to become your partner in health. hey, i notice your car yeah. it's

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i know a lot of you don't like jimmy carter, but jimmy carter as an ex-president did a lot of good things with homeless and diseases eradication. george bush has kept up his work on aids in africa. and i think his tenor and demeanor was excellent. and frankly, he did avoid taking a shot at obama. if there was ever a time he could get away with it -- >> and he didn't take it. you love dogs, eric bolling, president bush loves dogs and president putin doesn't love dogs. listen to this story. >> favorite barney story? >> well, there's a lot. i introduced barney to putin. >> okay. >> and he kind of dissed him. >> really? >> yeah, it was like you call that a dog? >> you call that a dog? >> he didn't say it but his body language was he's not really a dog. and i love the guy. a year later putt putin introdue to his dog. he said bigger, stronger and faster than barney. >> wow. you should have nuked him. >> how important is it, greg, for conservatives to start thinking about going on some of these shows where they can show their personality? how much do you think that helps in the future? >> i gues

jason carter, thanks very much. i appreciate it. >> republicans couldn't be happier about what's taking place with the low rollout numbers in washington, d.c. they are rooting for failure especially since we have seen them vote against it time and time again. so the question being, what would their solution be to this at this point. sean spicer will join us to talk about that and coming up, we do have the president's remarks at 11:45 a.m. and a fix to the aca in the works. [ male announcer ] at humana, understanding what makes you different is what makes us different. we take the time to get to know you and your unique health needs. then we help create a personalized healthcare experience that works for you. and you. and you. with 50 years of know-how, and a dedicated network of doctors, health coaches, and wellness experts, we're a partner you can rely on -- today, and tomorrow. we're going beyond insurance to become your partner in health. humana. to become your partner in health. hey, i notice ur car yeah. it's i

a man with the last name of carter announces his run for georgia governor. he's the grandson of former president, jimmy carter. >>> howard kobul becomes the sixth house member not seeking re-election in 2014. he joins john run yan, michele bachmann. >>> new york's cardinal, timothy dolan is pressuring the u.s. congress to act on legislation before the end of this year saying it's, quote, a matter of great moral urgency. >>> remember earlier this week, vice president joe biden made a call to the wrong marty walsh? he meant to call the mayor elect. it happened not once, but twice. biden left a voice mail saying, anything i can do to help you from the white house in terms of your needs in boston, holler, man. any other marty walshs out there, we would love to hear from you. >>> lots of reaction from "time" magazine's cover of chris christie dubbing him the elephant in the room. >> in their offense, i think they chos the least offensive. chris christie having a whale of a time. between a rock and a lard place. that's not good and hail to the chef. i don't think

he could have stopped carter, president carter. you know, -- >> the political dimension. oswald had always been looking for something, looking for something. that is what got into the soviet union and what got into so many of these groups that he was in muncie up back to the united states. a story and of itself. really pro castro were really working with the fbi and new orleans with the anti-castro mr. bannister, working. >> to nt also associate with anti-communist russians? >> anti-communist russia's adopted at the odds all because they spoke russian, particularly marina. so very complicated. >> twenty-four. >> twenty-four. >> a lot of weird is that went on in a very short time. >> a great, great weirdness which gives fuel to the conspiracy fire command you can understand why. you can ask a lot of legitimate questions about it. lots of doubts. member to second. a lot of doubts about -- many more as you have now proven about the house investigation. what is your conclusion. take us through that day. did he act alone? was there really a magic bullet? >> i don't exclude the

d when formereba president jimmy carter criticizes you. listen. accomplishment cass obamacare and the implementation of it now is questionable at best.ti eric, what do you say whenon jit carter is d criticizing you? >> i don't care about jimmy carter. i care about what juan just said. we don't want a system. we have the perfect system. here it is, what we had in place before obamacare allowed people to -- you want health care y exchanges? knock yourself out. make them. but allow someone in colorado tl buy insurance from someone in c new jersey who wants to offer it at a competitive price. drop those borders and regulations and you have the system we had before with prices going down.re that's the onegu that would wor. >> i'm all for the exchanges. you said exchanges, right? >> with the free market. >> yeah, okay.mark guess what? first the republicans in the congress say have the states in charge of the exchanges and they guess what, the republican governors say, we're not formine the exchanges. we're not too long it. >> because you can't -- aetna

because hinckley had stopped president carter. there was a political dimension to all salt that hinckley totally lacked the cause also won't have also been looking for something. looking for something. and that is what got him into the soviet union and it's what got him into so many of these groups that he was in once he got back to the united states. that is a story in and of itself. was he pro- castro or was he working with the fbi and new orleans with the anti-castro disturbing and after working for the fbi? >> host: didn't he also associated with anti-communists in dallas? >> guest: he had some of the anti-communist russians adopted always want because the wanted e russian particularly marina. >> host: he was what, 24? west coast was 24. >> host: so there is a lot of weird mess that went on. >> guest: but it gave fuel to the conspiracy fire and you can understand. you can ask a lot of legitimate questions about it. >> host: the one commission had lots of doubts about how the evidence was handled on november 22, 1963. a lot of

carter evans and mark phillips lead our coverage. was the mayor of america's fourth largest city smoking crack? don dahler takes a closer look at a defiant and rather colorful politician. >> get off the property, partner! ♪ god bless america ♪. >> axelrod: boston stronger it's extraordinary parade that showed the character of a proud city. and we're going to introduce you to one of the toughest, strongest, fastest women on the planet. >> i want to be even better. i want to be even faster. i want to really push this sport. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod with the western paul ciancia now faces federal charges that could lead to the death penalty. ciancia is in critical condition at a hospital in los angeles. this afternoon, the head of the t.s.a. and the widow of officer gerardo hernandez appeared at the airport to remember the first t.s.a. officer ever killed in the line of duty. in los angeles, carter evans begins our coverage. >> reporter: moments ago, federa

. >> billy carter was jimmy carter's brother. >> we love it. newt had a gay daughter. rob porter had a gay son and came out and changed his position. >> let's be clear. the democrats have a platform that's pro-gay marriage. there's a democrat governor candidate in south carolina who is not for that. we don't even know his name. people don't report on him. >> he's a candidate for governor. he's not -- the vice president of the united states -- the cheney family is a bit like the kennedys to the sense to the republicans, i think, they're a hugely important family. to families in the republican p party gay marriage -- >> you had your own brush with this? >> with gay marriage? >> not gay marriage. being gay. >> i had a brush with being gay? i actually am gay. >> you actually are gay. you are proudly gay. you are briefly a spokesperson for mitt romney's campaign last year. you decided to leave. there was a lot of pressure from the right side of your party. as somebody who lived through that, do you think the media tend to personalize these things? >> first of all, it's a ba

fred carter a gay rights about vest has been with us now. this is history in the making and you say it is not long before they follow suit, even though john boehner says it isn't going to happen. 193 cosponsors five republicans will be more every day, i think he will allow this to go to the vote. >> when this vote happened your cell phone started ringing how many calls have you been getting and what have those texts and called been saying? >> social media is on fire. i have been getting congratulationed. i have worked somewhat on this bill. i try to disarm some of the opponents like the national organization for marriage, which continue to fight every day, and continue to move around the country as a hate group, fighting marriage equality, and everything that they feel will help the community. it has been an exciting kay for me, and hopefully with the stone wall where we usually meet in new york, where great things happen like the repeal of don't ask don't tell, last june that came down, and very excited. >> by the way we do have the final v

and, you know, when you think -- i mean i love jimmy carter. i know you wrote speeches for him. when you think that he was a farmer, got down off his tractor and went and then became president himself and used the same desk that john kennedy had used. you know, and also what he's done since he was president starting habitat for humanity, building these homes, and that really also speaks and carries on the legacy of john kennedy. i mean i have to say he really did inspire people at the time, but still inspires people. >> you know, president carter told me about that day too. he said that it's important to remember that not everybody loved john f. kennedy, particularly down in georgia. and the day after the assassination, he went to a football game. they had refused to cancel it. and he remembered that when there was -- when there was an announcement that asked for a moment of silence, lots of people booed. lots of people booed. >> that is one of the most startling things that i discovered reporting out this oral history is because i was raised catholic in south dakota. i just gre

carter evans will show us the statesstate-of-the-art in collin avoidance. you can't keep them down. less than a week after a tornado flattened illinois, it's undefeated football team took the field still focuse focused a state championship opinio captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jix axle exprod this is a western edition of the broadcast. u.s. secretary of state john kerry and leaders of five other nations are as close as they've been so far to finalizing a deal with iran to had is shut down part of its nuclear program. iran's deputy foreign minister reports they are 98% of the way there, but as margaret brennan tells us, it's the last 2% proving elusive. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry arrived in geneva this morning joining top diplomats from around the world as they pushed to overcome the remaining obstacles to a nuclear deal with iran. with the parties closer than ever, the british foreign minister warned that some of the final sticking points would be the hardest to settle. >> we're not here because things are ne

she is at the carter center for the center for former president jimmy carter. >> with us today, certainly his father was a significant leader and champion in this effort. i couldn't be happier to be here at the carter center in atlanta. anywhere out of washington these days is a good place to be. certainly here is a really good place to be. [ laughter ] >> you know, in atlanta, you have to think a little bit about some of the great musical roots and ray charles famously sang about georgia on my mind. for nearly three decades, this symposium here at the carter center has been georgia for the mind. year after year, the road to progress leads back to you. madam first lady, if i could, i wanted to share a few of the words you wrote back in 2003, because here a decade later, i think they still resonate. mrs. carter said we know so much more today and yet the problems are still very much the same, with one exception, recovery. 25 years ago, we didn't dream that people might someday actually be able to recover from mental illness, and today, it's a real possibility. now, that hasn't happened on

lee carter reports from toronto. >> this is the way rob ford's day started. the populous toronto mayor who has always had an adversarial relationship with the press angrily ordered reporters off his driveway. >> i'm leaving! >> get off my property! >> but his day was about to get a lot worse. toronto's police chief dropped a bombshell on mr. ford by revealing that a video of the mayor had been seized by the police. >> we are now in possession of a recovered digital video file relevant to the investigations that have been conducted. that file contains video images which appear to be those images which were previously reported in the press. >> those press reports were written by journal who is reported it appeared to show the mayor smoking crack cocaine but the police chief said there was nothing in the video that would lead to charges although the contents were, he said, disappointing. >> i think it's fair to say that the mayor does appear in those -- in that video but i'm not going to get into the detail of what activities is depicted on that video. >> that c

carter evans, cbs news, santa monica. >> that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for scott pelley, i'm margaret brennan. thanks for watching. good night. and happy thanksgiving. >>> i'm really glad to be home for thanksgiving. >> released from the hospital. tonight for the first time we're hearing from the bay area teenager set ablaze. >> i'm on fire. i was lit on fire. dad, i need you to come here immediately. >> good evening, happy thanksgiving. i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin in for ken bastida tonight. kpix 5's da lin sat down with luke "sasha" fleischman at his home in oakland today. da? >> reporter: allen, from talking to sasha and his parents, you can tell this is a peaceful family and that's why they are getting so much support including ribbons. sasha tells me in our one-on- one interview that he has so much to be thankful for on this holiday. it's his second day home after spending three weeks at a hospital. he misses school, friend and most of all a sense of normalcy. >> nice to be home in my own house. >> especially on thanksgiving. the recover

carter of oppenheimer. will it keep outperforming oracle? >>. >> sales force is interesting. a whole relationship between oracle sales force and even companies like work. sales force was started by executives that left oracle, work day started by executives who left people soft after year racle bought them and started work day. the reason i bring up those two epps compani companies they're cloud guys. whereas oracle is still kind of the old school, software on-site at the company's site. that's why oracle is underperforming and sales force is taking off. outperforming not only oracle but really done well. >> before we get to carter on the technicals oracle is a databased company primarily, more of an annuity, can say cloud or whatever, but oracle i'm not saying this insultingly to oracle, more of a consistent revenue stream company, or sales force, you're buying growth. oracle buying the annuity of the data base business. >> well, actually sales force competes with oracle when it comes to -- >> in a small part. >> exactly. work day competes with them on like hr and financials

jason carter stands 4'9", and weighs 135 pounds. but his presence here on the rice owls is no joke. >> it is like a full time jock, because i just spend more time here than i do sleeping. >> as a member of the scout team, he runs the upcoming opponents offense in practice, to help the defense prepare for the game. his work ethic his athletic ability has teammates looking up to him. >> he can lift up to three times his own body weight. and so just by that he -- even though he is smaller than the rest of us, he has a higher sense of respect from a lot of us. >> late last month, late in the game, rice has a huge lead. and after watching him hustle for three years on the team, the coach decided it was finally time to call a play for number 25. >> he came in for me, so when i see him coming in i just -- my eyes just stopped and i was like oh, okay. go on in. >> one of the more memorable one yard runs of the season. >> just a little fella. >> just something you had never seen before, like whoa, somebody is smaller than everybody else can

he was chased by andre carter. and of course the crowd wants grounding, but if you're outside the tackle box and he clearly was, it's not. >> referee: it's not intentional grounding, the quarterback was out of the pocket. second down. >> cris: andre carter, the old man here coming around the edge. he's going to put pressure on peyton manning. he probably knows as well where that bad ankle is. what the heck, take a shot at that too. >> al: he gets them to the line of scrimmage. second and ten. the pass is incomplete. intended for welker. he was wrapped up by kyle arrington. so the two guys who went head to head in practice for a number of years are at it here again. >> cris: kyle arrington really learned so much over the years playing against the great slot receiver, wes welker. and here it comes for peyton manning. third down, you have to have it. certainly don't want to give it back to tom brady one more time. >> al: especially not after an incomplete pass with just a couple of seconds off the clock. third and ten

. >> and i'm vic carter. we begin with breaking news tonight. >> police searching for an active shooter inside a mall in new jersey right now. you can see the massive police response at the west field garden state plaza mall in paramus. police sources tell cbs they are searching for a man wearing body armor and a helmet seen carrying an assault rifle. the mall is on lockdown and there are people inside. we do not have word on any injuries. this is a live look right now at the scene as you can still see very active outside and inside the mall. we will, of course, continue to follow this story and for the latest updates go to cbsbaltimore.com. >>> 73,000 marylanders dropped by the health plans because they don't meet the minimum standards of the affordable care act. wjz is live. meghan mccorkell has more on how those affected are coping. >> reporter: officials say those plans will be replaced by stronger coverage, but some of those that received the notices say they were really taken by surprise. for two years,

: we're much closer the cars driving themselves than i think a lot of people imagined. >> reporter: carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> we are not even to thanksgiving. but christmas is in the air. ♪ >> a 60-foot tree was lit at pier 39 tonight as part of a weekend celebration. mickey mouse and friends are in town for the event which continues tomorrow. it also includes performances from local music groups and children can write letters the santa and get them decorated with the help of the postal service. >>> up in the sierra this past week storm combined with some man made snow was enough to get the ski resorts open. heavenly started operations today a day later than it had planned. high winds kept it from opening up yesterday. north star also opened today. kirkwood says conditions are improving and it expects to open any day now. >>> and on the subject of weather, there's not going to be any snow in the near future. nor will there be rain. but in the medium future, yes. let's talk about what's happening now though. it will be a chilly night in the bay area tonight. that's pretty si

carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," kennedy cousin michael skakel learns today whether he'll be free from jail on bail. we'll get analysis. >>> plus the rise of so-called knockout games that involve attacks on unsuspecting people. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> good morning, everyone. it's thursday, november 21. i'm michelle griego. >> it's not only thursday, it is a feel-good thursday according to lawrence karnow, who is talking about rain. >> i do feel great! we're that much closer to friday. >> you're so happy. >> of course! it's been raining! there is more rain out there now. our hi-def doppler radar is showing you some pretty impressive downpours, continuing through livermore into parts of the east bay. you will see that scattered about. when will it end? we'll let you know coming up. >> even with the wet weather, things are quiet no major accidents. here's a liv

he was chased by andre carter. and of course the crowd wants grounding, but if you're outside the tale grounding, the quarterback was out of the pocket. second down. >> cris: andre carter, the old man here coming around the edge. he's going to put pressure on peyton manning. he probably knows as well where that bad ankle is. what the heck, take a shot at that too. >> al: he gets them to the line of scrimmage. second and ten. the pass is incomplete. intended for welker. he was wrapped up by kyle arrington. so the two guys who went head to head in practice for a number of years are at it here again. >> cris: kyle arrington really learned so much over the years playing against the great slot receiver, wes welker. and here it comes for peyton manning. third down, you have to have it. certainly don't want to give it back to tom brady one more time. couple of seconds off the clock. third and ten. manning down the sideline floats and it's incomplete. demaryius thomas was there, tried to hook it into his body. covered by t

ned to comment. >> pelley: carter, thanks very much. overseas, police in london today arrested two people at a home where three women claimed they were held captive as slaves for 30 years. the home is in a quiet neighborhood not far from the river thames and buckingham palace. >> reporter: well, scott, just an ordinary house on an ordinary street is the way it was described today. but extraordinary and deeply shocking events took place inside it for three decades. police said they moved in on a house in a neighborhood in london after they discovered a tip that three women had been held there against their will for 30 years. a woman's protection charity had arranged for the three to escape, and the police arrested a man and a woman, both in their 60s. the trapped women had apparently been allowed out occasionally, but only under strict supervision. detective inspector kevin hyland of the police human trafficking unit said the women had been tyrannized by their captors. >> three women, a 69-year-old from malaysia. a 57-year-old from irela

there a sterile problems will be will make it workers and carter many of them are subjected to their expectation for example we tried people who were deceived about the bay they were getting caught there are some people have been deceived about the kind of work they were doing got there we found many workers who had not been paid. for a long time. some of them had not been able among total time we found groups of workers who had been stuck in the country trying to leave their desperate in some cases the suicidal they're trying to believe but only able to because there would not give them an exit permit which is required under carter in law in some circumstances there were people who were in conditions that amounted to forced labor. well german filmmaker peter geyser went to cattle to investigate the situation but after interviewing migrants he and his cameraman were detained and put behind bars they were accused of filming with that permission and attempting to spark a right guys who told r.t. what he uncovered. four of them they haven't got paid for seven months in a row right now t

to believe that i'm able to because they would not give them an exit permit which is required under carter a lot in some circumstances there. were people who were in conditions that the market forced labor. a german filmmaker went to qatar to investigate the situation but these are gay so at his camera man were detained and interrogated by security officials accused of attempting to spark a ride by talking to workers mr told us what he uncovered about the problems migrant workers face upon arrival in qatar. four of them they haven't got paid for seven months in a row right now trying to file their cases well all of those workers have one major problem they have to work within the so-called kafala system let me try and explain to you what that is it's a law basically stating that every migrant worker that comes into qatar has to find his own personal sponsor meaning his boss the firm is working for the cup ration. and that sponsor has to take care of him legally legally medically but most of the sponsors obviously take the passports away from the migrant workers and that put so numbers of t

jason carter will take on incumbent governor in 2014. the 38-year-old carter is the second high-profile democrat on the georgia ballot next year. michelle nunn is going to replace saxby chambliss. and we'll be right back. >>> one of the things that sometimes gets me a little >>> one of the things that sometimes gets me a little frustrated, although i understand it because i'm in politics, is folks who are complaining about how the website's not working. and why isn't obama fixing this and all these people are uninsured. yet they're leaving a million people right now without health insurance. that they could immediately fix. there's not a lot of logic to that. >> welcome back to "hardball." that was, of course, president obama at a town hall event last night in dallas, attacking republicans who have made it their mission to destroy the affordable care act. republicans like texas senator ted cruz. in fact, the president specifically attacked cruz as an ideologue when he spoke at a private event later that night. that's later last night, sa

even if that president were jimmy carter. romney never knew exactly how to do that. reagan knew how to do it. when you give your opponent their 20%, sometimes that actually ends up helping you more than it helps them. bill clinton was a master of giving us republicans our due when we came up with something. whether it was the balanced budget plan. he embraced it, praised us, then made that idea his own and his numbers shot up. that's why. >> the right wing has taken shots, of course, on governor christie since his win tuesday. and some of this potential 2016 rivals are skeptical whether christie is conservative enough to be the standard. let's listen to some of the chatter here. >> the road to the nomination for a moderate is actually pretty difficult because a lot of the republican primaries are very conservative. and so i think someone who's most well known for, you know, grabbing up federal money as much as they can get probably, i think, that kind of attitude may or may not go off so well in a primary. >> every race is particular to the state it is run in. there

. >> let's get the latest from carter evans who is at the airport. carter, good morning. what have you learned? >> reporter: good morning, vinita and anthony. we now know the name of the tsa agent who died. he's 39-year-old herhernandez. terminal three remains closed while the investigation continues, and authorities say it's quite a large crime scene. >> on the floor, on the floor now. >> reporter: shots rang out inside los angeles international just before 9:30 friday morning leading to a stampede of terrified people trying to exit the airport. >> come on you guys. >> male unknown, dark blue or black clothing. >> reporter: the shooting began at the tsa terminal when they say this man pulled a semiautomatic rifle out of his bag. >> he proceeded up into the screening area where the tsa screeners are and continued shooting and went past the screeners back into the airport itself. >> i heard gunshots so we all went to the ground. and then a few seconds later i saw him coming up the elevator with his gun points and he just kept walking in toward the terminal. >> reporter: po

carter was well ahead. carter was leading by a wide margin. in the last election cycle, and people were saying that romney, all he has to do is campaign on the bad economy. look at barack obama and say they are coming back is terrible on economics. more people out of work means more people who need unemployment benefits. everyone working thinks it is not bad because they still have a job. that economies don't hurt democrats. they hope democrats. one thing plaguing his lack of an enemy. before the fall of the soviet union, the soviet union as the cochairing clue in the republican party. it stuck together social conservatism, fiscal conservatives and foreign policy hawkishness. once the soviet union fell and there's no existential threat, all of a sudden three started to bicker with each other. for the left, soviet union was never the overarching threat. the overarching term is from this tyrannical right there was going to come in and take over the country. so now you see the famous promulgated throughout the bush eras, promulgated throughout re

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eighty during that campaign ronald reagan versus jimmy carter on a platform in iran of freeing the hostages he won overwhelmingly and he published an op ed piece in march of this year of this year twenty thirteen in response the movie argo published an op ed piece saying the vast majority of iranians did not want to hold the hostages after he was elected he went to the to the mullahs and said ok and this was while the campaign was still going on here in the united states said let's free the hostages and they said to him no you can't we cut a deal with the reagan campaign that was published in the christian science monitor in march of this year and there wasn't a peep about it you know the president of iran saying the president reagan committed treason how i'd love to get your thoughts on that we have to take a quick break and we'll come right back with that daniel she had more of kind of tonight's conversations of the great minds of daniel sheehan right after the break . i would read as questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find

after richard nixon's resignation and gerald ford's loss to jimmy carter in the 1976 presidential election, the gop brand was weakened to the point that some observers wondered if the party would survive. but by the end of the decade, spurred on by phyllis slafly revived republican fortunes and helped elect ronald reagan. this class is an hour and 10 minutes. >> today we're going to continue our saga through conservatism and the republican party and specifically what we're going to look at today is the revival of the republican party after the debacle of the nixon administration and watergate. you recall from previous

iran was elected in one thousand nine hundred eighty during that campaign ronald reagan versus jimmy carter on a platform in iran freeing the hostages he won overwhelmingly and he published an op ed piece in march of this year of this year two thousand and thirteen in response to the movie argo publish an op ed piece saying the vast majority of iranians did not want to hold the hostages after he was elected he went to the to the mullahs and said ok and this was while the campaign was still going on here in the united states said let's free the hostages and they said to him no you can't we cut a deal with the reagan campaign that was published in the christian science monitor in march of this year and there wasn't a peep about it you know the president of iran saying the president reagan committed treason how i'd love to get your thoughts on that we have to take a quick break and we'll come right back with that daniel she had more of tonight's conversations of great minds with dan right after the break. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mention in the constitution whic

amy carter was right. nuclear proliferation. the greatest concern. where is amy carter these days? >> i don't know. jimmy said that in the debate in 1980. >> living a good life. helping her father on his efforts. she was great. >> she really was. the family is doing great. it was very interesting to see what -- if we have another carter in politics. >> oh, right. i know. >> it's a possibility. somebody saw him on the campaign trail. said he was really good and energetic. >> i think jimmy carter was great in "argo," by the way. >> mr. ambassador, thank you so much. >>> up next, you're being watched at work. the new issue of "the atlantic" explains how big data -- >> very sad news for donny deutsche. >> -- is changing the way workers are hired and fired. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. (vo) you are a business pro. maestro of project management. baron of the build-out. you need a permit... to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the

carter had no friends on capitol hill. none. somebody said make one at least and he'll tell you what's going on. [laughter] obama is pretty much like harder that way. is not the guy who wants to hang out with the boys. he spotted a great father, great has been but he's not a regular guy. common over and we'll have some drinks and we'l will play cardsd we'll talk about the hill. he says things like, i would be glad to meet at the jefferson hotel again. with a set number of people and how of course leave at 9:15. that's the way does. if you want to meet somebody, if one does somebody go to your house, you invite him over to your house. it's a different statement. when they come over to your house they get to decide when to leave. you meet at a restaurant, you can leave. earnest anyway had that trick when he was riding and he did want to be bothered using lets me down at the bar. then he said i have to get back to my writing but it's over in 20 minutes. roosevelt, i think the greatest president in the 20th century, maybe reagan, gi