real dot net hey marcy thanks for joining me i wanted to play a clip really quickly of what rand had to say about this legislation. and the drone is a very very powerful way of snooping on behavior and i don't want them monitoring every every bit of my behavior and i'm not joking about the recyclables i mean we've had different states in cities trying to punish people criminally for not separating out the recyclables we don't want to nanny state that watches every minute of our day it's not that they'll be no drones it's that drones will only be used when a judge says that it's proper so not only when a judge says that it's proper to use marci but he also put up some pretty interesting exceptions for drone use if we can show that really quickly on the screen he says the exceptions are patrolling the borders when law enforcement deems them necessary or a high terror alert or no evidence obtained could be used as evidence in a criminal civil action what do you think about this this legislation as a whole marci. i think it's a good start there's a couple of things you don't and which ar

and then ov to marcy. hi, than. vin hwi if y could flush l out atle more detail about where you k e oke points are in the economy. yesterday there was the mid year outlook in which they blamed full percentage point of the slow down on fiscal cliff and more importantly, europe, much bigger pass-through than anyone anticipated. today the business round table said europe not so much the economy, ceo of boeing said we're already trimming jobs, we're already cutting back. everybody else in the aerospace he thinks is doing the same. what are you hearing? are you on the phone with people, your predecessor was what is your sense oher choke points aret are continuing to thwart hiring? >> sure. i gave a listom of the head winds in some of my opening remarks. hii hhe european situation is slowing u.s. economic growth. first of all, europe is if not in a recession, in every country, and certainly in many countries are in recession. and that affects our trade with europe, and demand for our products. more broadly, of european co

congresswoman marcie captor has been here. it's thursday, june 21st, 2012, this is "the daily rundown," i'm luke russert in for chuck todd. five months before the election, the obama administration, republican-controlled house, locked in a bitter fight over executive privilege. this morning, traveling overseas, attorney general eric holder called the contemptive congress committee vote against him unwarranted, unnecessary and unpress denltsed. a congress mal panel voted wednesday to charge holder with contempt after a contentious debate over documents house republicans are demanding about the controversial fast and furious gun-running program. documents the white house claims are protected now by executive privilege. >> the attorney general has been stonewalling this committee. >> it's sad. it's disappointing. it shouldn't have come to this. >> for the past year, you've been holding the attorney general to an impossible standard. you accuse them of a cover-up for protecting documents that he was prohibited by law from producin

marcy kaptur, representative from ohio. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> how will wall street react to the fed's latest efforts to boost the sluggish economy? the market rundown is next. plus, new numbers show president obama regaining the lead over mitt rney in the critical battleground of florida. >>> but first, today's trivia question. why did today, june 21st, hold special significance for both president richard nixon and president zachary taylor? tweet us at "the daily rundown." the first correct answer will get a follow-up thursday from us. the answer and more coming up on "the daily rundown." tweet me at luke russert. if anybody gets this, i will be very, very impressed. this is very difficult. ♪ it's a nice day to start again ♪ ♪music plays throughout summer in new york state has something different for everyone to love. discover what you love. visit ilovenewyork.com to plan your summer trip now. [ female announcer ] new aveeno skin strengthening body cream helps transform dry, thinning sk

marcy gordon with the ap. given the environment that you've sketched out and the fact that interest rates are at historically low points, would it make sense, would it be an option for the government to issue more long-term debt at this point and take advantage of that? >> well, the government is very gradually increasing the duration of its debt, the treasury, i mean, and has been doing that for some period of time. there's a bit of an issue here which is that what the federal reserve is doing with the program announced today, the maturities extension program is we are taking longer term debt off the market in order to induce investors to move in to other assets and lower longer term interest rates to the extent that the treasury actively sought to lengthen the duration of the borrowing some extent offset the benefits of those policies. so, my understanding of what the treasury's doing is a plan, sticking to that plan. and therefore on the margin the effects of the fed's actions can be felt. >> darren gross.

going to keep studying monetary reform but as one impressive young girl victoria ground and her mother marcy a grand principal at resurrection christian academy that's going to do it for now for more of the stories we covered you can check out our you tube channel it's youtube dot com slash artsy america we will be right back here and a half hour. oh mushers that so much about the taxpayers' money and they're going to say she's been hot and evil and areas just go and trying to use the west when it comes to solve power is the west specifically the us losing its ability to influence others the weak sample. download the official anti happily cation to i phone or i pod touch from the i.q. exams to. one job teach life on the go. video on demand on teens mind old costs and already says feeds now in the palm of your. question on the t. dot com.

the demonstrations and cheered sunday's result >>> i can express anything this is a first that >>> marcie won by 3 1/2% and other supporters prove that egypt is not united. president barack obama called morrissey to congratulate him and promised the united states will support egypt's transition. >>> morrissey says national unity is the way to lead his people out of these difficult times he begins his presidency with its powers reduced. supporters say they will remain in the square until the military restores the presidential of 40. dru levenson cbs news >>> de fame's at today's pride parade. they're working around-the-clock the solution and not be close low rate stays from dublin. >>> the sun has set on pride weekend, a party this weekend top of the main event the 42nd annual parade and moving spectacle through downtown, anne mackovic along for the ride. >>> such a good feeling out here >>> san francisco's gay pride parade a lush market street in a sea of color. >>> overwhelming this is fantastic i can cry >>> police but john is one of the grand marshals another sarah silverman >>> i thin

>> my name is marcie albert, and i am here on behalf of quite a few of my neighbors. i do not have to tell you what the design is. you know all of that. and we urged the subcommittee to grant the exceptions needed and pass it on to the board, and we urge all of the board to get it going. chair mar: thank you. mr. collin? >> we have been doing this for six years as the project has evolved. first, we have to commend public staff for doing this. they have done this city proud, and it is a credit to the city, the work that they have done. i remind you that the heights are one half the height of the closest residential building at golden gateway center. this is one-quarter of a height of the nearest commercial center. embarcadero center. on the question of the financial benefits, we would note that $11 million to find affordable housing is analogous to a 25% inclusionary rate. this is especially with the demise of redevelopment. this could be leverage significantly to provide a whole lot more. the mayor's office of housing is effectively broke right now. and in spite of th

marcy pledge to be a leader for all people saying " i will treat all egyptians the sand and respect them equally " he defeated his opponent in the runoff he was hosni mubarak prime minister. mubarak's rain and dead last year. the egyptians who took part in the demonstrations cheered sunday's results. >>> i cannot express anything this is a step >>> morrissey won by under three and half% his opponents claim that egypt is not united. president obama called president-elect morrissey to congratulate him and promised the united states will support egypt's transition to democracy. morrissey says national unity is the way to lead his people out of these difficult times. he begins his presidency with a spouse or reduce. his supporters will remain in the de city square and tell the military restores his authority. >>> one person feared dead after a rough collapsed in a mall in canada. the parking lot ref at the m e mall in toronto caved in. officers have a lift of nine people missing since the collapse, 22 people hurt. three railroad crewmembers missing after to carve trains crashed in western ok

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congress who are here today representative marcia fudge, representative betty sutton, and representative marcy captor. those of you who have a seat, feel free to sit down. so ohio, over the next five months, this election will take many twists and many turns. polls will go up and polls will go down, there will be no shortage of gaps and controversies that give both busy and give something to write about. you may have heard i recently made my own unique contribution to that process. it wasn't the first time and it won't be the last. and in the coming weeks, governor romney and i will spend time debating our records and our experience as we should but we will have many differences over the course of this campaign. there's one place where i stand in complete agreement with my opponent. this election is about our economic future. [ applause ] yes, foreign policy matters, social issues matter, but more than anything else, this election presents a choice between two fundamentally different visions of how to create strong, sustained growth. how to pay down our long-term debt, and most of all, how to

marcy gordon with the ap. given the environment you have sketched out and the fact that interest rates are at historically low point, would it make sense, would it be an option for government to issue more long-term debt at this point? >> well, the government is very gradually increasing the duration of its debt, and it has been doing that for some time. there is a bit of an issue here, which is the federal reserve with the program announced today, we are taking longer term debt of the market in order to induce investors to move into other assets and lower interest rates, to the extent that the treasury actively saw to link then be duration of borrowing, to some extent, it's all set in the policies. my understanding is the treasury has a plan. they are sticking to that plan. therefore, on the margin, the effects of the fed's actions will be felt. >> you clearly seemed to be waiting on the labor market. can you be more specific? what exactly are you looking for? the rate of job growth? also, the unemployment ra

take sot --- marci velez, portavoz univ. studios hollywood in: 00;12;07;05 --- out: 00;12;20;09 senora dice: "transformer s 3d the ride, es una super mega atraccion animada con un simulador de vuelo, y la realidad es que este simulador de vuelo, es el mas grande que jamas se haya creado para un parque tematico." vo ---la atraccion ya abrio sus puertas en estudios universal hollywood, que es compania hermana de telemundo... cu / cesar y blanca ---vamos ahora con adriana lopez con acceso total... take pkg acceso total despues de que aracely arambula y sebastian realizaron una ceremonia de boda en las vegas, la reaccion de luis miguel no se hizo esperar. te cuento que segun celestrellas, fuentes cercanas al sol de mexico, luis miguel esta furiosos con la boda de la pareja! estas fuentes confirman que desde que aracely y sebastian iniciaron su relacion a luis miguel no le parecio muy bien especialmente porque sebastian convive con los hijos del cantante. la boda aun no se sabe si fue legal o solamente abo, se llevo o e se llevo

economic policy and as long as the elected official whoever ends up winning whether she'll think or marci appeases the needs of the military then consequentially i think then the american administration who usually deals with the military on these matters and not so much the elected leadership will be the one who have to deal with the washington relations ok i mean where do you store all of the military after the election in your mind i mean i think this is the question that everyone really wants and wants the answer to is they are they going to eventually withdraw from the political sphere and as we just heard i mean they're deeply embedded in the economy when you have something it's pretty hard to give it up. yeah i mean that's that's the that's the big question going forward i mean you know as greg mentioned egypt's military is embedded in society in a very deep deep fashion they have some people estimate they have control of as much as forty percent of the egyptian economy on top of that you know they've been they've been serving as the sole sole source of real power in the country ov

marcy gordon with the a.p. given the environment that they've sketched out and the fact that interest rates are at historically low points, would it make sense? would it be an option for the government to issue more long-term debt at this point and take advantage of that? >> well, the government is very gradually increasing the duration of its debt to treasury, i mean, for some period of time. there's a bit of an issue here that what the federal reserve is doing and with the program we announced today, the maturity session program is we're taking longer term debt off the market in order to induce investors to move into other assets and into lower and longer term interest rates to the extent that the treasury sought to lengthen duration with the borrowing and to some extent offset the benefit of those policies and my understanding is they have a plan and they're sticking to that plan and therefore on the margin they have the fed's actions can be felt. >> you clearly seem to be weighing on the labor market. can y

say that if it rains when you're living there it's a good sign i think that since the weather is so marcie that's really a good sign for us i think we will definitely win we will progress from the group that's for sure will progress so i think we'll play in the semi final in donetsk that's for sure you can say now the euros are where the manager is trust and take out the car is the right man for russia according to former neverland's defender atheneum and he knows the dutchman better than most and he spoke with r.t. . before the team left the poland. these are nervous times for dick uppercuts he has the weight of a nation on his shoulders as he prepares for russia's first match of the euro two thousand and twelve finals against the czech republic however he believes russia with a good chance of spring a surprise in poland in ukraine and one man who knows him better than most having played on his fellow dutchman from the majority of his career says he's a fantastic coach i know him for twenty years and he's never changed he's always said. he's always focusing the full well he always keeps o

marcy. the mississippi ii district and hopefully up this fall i'll be up here with congressman west. i'm going to represent the mississippi delta and i know some of you might have heard about it. the delta runs down the mississippi river from tennessee all the way down past fort gibson from the river back east past jackson. in that district we have an unemployment rate of african-americans of 25 to 50%. what has happened to us in the last 20 years is an act 20 years ago called nafta. they branded our businesses out of the united states. at one time, we had 65,000 furniture manufacturers employees in our state. at the present, we have less than 1,000. at one time, the cotton that we grow, the lords that has given us to grow throughout the years in mississippi and in abundance, we don't gin it, mill it or create any textiles out of it. we ship it in containers over to indonesia indonesia to mexico and at that point in time it gets to walmart. we have destroyed our own economic base. the questi

dropping and snapping a three day rally that has investors await the outcome of the federal reserve marci meeting later in the day although financials are rising amid a report that germany well as ali european financial stability facility to buy bonds of the debt stricken country to drive down buying cars if we can have a look at this it's in the dark that you'll be able to see the numbers pretty much themselves a lot of the day never such a slight amount of momentum in the last sort of thirty minutes or so that there's a point to this that the on the dock on the two. tenth of a percent we've also had a bit of doom and gloom coming out of britain actually to do with his claims about the unexpectedly risen we know that the g twenty is putting a lot of pressure on the eurozone. as well to really control the contagion effect. and have a look at the common currency and see that she bearing the markets just now is actually getting at is a fraction on the ruble is also losing out against the balls get this if we move on now with the russian markets and be able to say that they are indeed still

economic policy and as long as the elected official whoever ends up winning with their show thinker marci appeases the needs of the military then consequentially i think then the american administration who usually deals with the military on these matters and not so much the elected leadership will be the one who have to deal with the washington relations ok i'm very i mean what do you still roll of the military after the election in your mind i mean i think this is the question that everyone really wants and wants the answer to is they are they going to eventually withdraw from the political sphere and as we just heard i mean they're deeply embedded in the economy when you have something it's pretty hard to give it up. yeah i mean that's that's the that's the big question going forward i mean you know as greg mentioned egypt's military is embedded in society in a very deep deep fashion they have some people estimate they have control of as much as forty percent of the egyptian economy on top of that you know they've been they've been serving as the sole sole source of real power in the c

economic policy and as long as the elected official whoever ends up winning with their show thinker marci appeases the needs of the military then consequentially i think then the american administration who usually deals with the military on these matters and not so much the elected leadership will be the one who have to deal with the washington relations ok i mean what do you still role of the military after the election in your mind i mean i think this is the question that everyone really wants and wants the answer to is they are they going to eventually withdraw from the political sphere and as we just heard i mean they're deeply embedded in the economy when you have something it's pretty hard to give it up. yeah i mean that's that's the that's the big question going forward i mean you know as greg mentioned egypt's military is embedded in society in a very deep deep fashion they have some people estimate they have control of as much as forty percent of the egyptian economy on top of that you know they've been they've been serving as the sole sole source of real power in the country ov

economic policy and as long as the elected official whoever ends up winning with their show thinker marci appeases the needs of the military then consequentially i think then the american administration who usually deals with the military on these matters and not so much the elected leadership will be the one who have to deal with the washington relations ok obvious i mean what do you still role of the military after the election in your mind i mean i think this is the question that everyone really wants and wants the answer to is they are they going to eventually withdraw from the political sphere and as we just heard i mean they're deeply embedded in the economy when you have something it's pretty hard to give it up. yeah i mean that's that's the that's the big question going forward i mean you know as greg mentioned egypt's military is embedded in society in a very deep deep fashion they have some people estimate they have control of as much as forty percent of the egyptian economy on top of that you know they've been they've been serving as the sole sole source of real power in the co

and her mother marcy a grand principal at resurrection academy that's going to do it for tonight but i will see you right back here tomorrow night. culture is that so much of a moment taxpayers' money maintaining it is a shame in a lot of people an area just when trying to just the west when it comes to solve power is the west specifically the u.s. losing its ability to influence others the weak sample. download the official ante up location to i phone oh i pod touch from the. lunch all to life on the go. video on demand all t's mine gold comes an r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question on the altie dot com. mum. gave. it to. any. one. below and welcome to cross talk our people about after a decade of wars and an ongoing global financial crisis particularly in the eurozone just how attractive is the west when it comes to soft power. is the west specifically the u.s. losing its ability to influence others through weak samples and the power of ideas and values i. rostock soft power i'm joined by craig hayden in washington he's an assistant professor in the international communic

prosecutors said marci webber slashed her daughter maggie's throat in 2010; before trying to kill herself. webber told police she killed her daughter because she feared the child would be sold as a sex slave. webber will be moved to a mental facility. next month, the judge will determine how long she will remain there. a coach at a chicago public school on the southwest side is accused of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old student. 39-year-old idris bridgeforth is charged with criminal sexual assault and felony indecent solicitation. investgators say the student's mother found incriminating text messages on her daughter's phone. bridgeforth is an assistance guidance counselor at ashburn community elementary school. he also coaches after school. parents at the school say they are stunned by the news. bridgeforth has been removed yemeni has a good reputation all the kids seem to like him i am devastated to hear this stuff ... >>i didn't know anything about it until i was given the letter ... he has been removed from his duties without pay, pending a hearing next week. he's being held on 250-

dictate economic policy and as long as the elected official whoever ends up winning whether show think or marci appeases the needs of the military then consequentially i think then the american administration who usually deals with the military on these matters and not so much the elected leadership will be the one who have to deal with the washington relations ok i mean where do you store all of the military after the election in your mind i mean i think this is the question that everyone really wants and wants the answer to is they are they going to eventually withdraw from the political sphere and as we just heard i mean they're deeply embedded in the economy when you have something it's pretty hard to give it up. yeah i mean that's that's the that's the big question going forward i mean you know as greg mentioned egypt's military is embedded in society in a very deep deep fashion they have some people estimate they have control of as much as forty percent of the egyptian economy on top of that you know they've been they've been serving as the sole sole source of real power in the country ov

put cameras up there and watch them living -- be like the marcy shore. normally on reality shows people arguing about peanut butter. argue over eating each other's dehydrated peanut butter. i wish we could send all our reality stars into space. i really do. mars one -- not really. mars one, already running promo for the show. it's not in english, looks like it will be a lot of fun to watch. >> mars. speak speak foreign language. snoom [ cheers and applause ]. >> jimmy: you know, we're always worried about getting invaded by men from mars. we would get the jump and invade them with snooki. >> there is once-in-a-lifetime solar event today called transit of venus. you can see here, venus appears little black dot that slowly, very slowly crossing the sun. you don't hear much about -- everyone wants to go to mars. it's the my space of planets, really. this whole thing happened in the sky today, which you may remember is a place you see when you're not staring down at your iphone. the next transit of venus won't happen for another 105 years. i'm planning to be

the first song you're going to hear is sex and candy by marci playground, one of the biggest songs of the 90s. that was the idea, let's put something together affordable for families. >> five bands, 4 hours, 4 bands. bands about $40 a -- about $40 a ticket. >> you could blow it on dinner. >> you could blow it on something else too. >> when you guys are on tour everybody has record commitments or you want to keep recording. marty stewart the country classic told me he wrote his best music on tour because it killed time in between shows. when you're on tour do you put your time to use like that? >> i try to. i mean, with the technology that's available now i've got this moi crow phone that -- micro phone that will record different things. it goes right into my computer. i can do it in the back of the bus. this is going to be a tour where a lot of bands got one foot in the past, one foot in the future. every ever clear -- ever clear has its al album -- album coming out on june 26th. i'm hoping a lot of guys from the bands can get together like we did in the old days and get on the buses

marcy is the vice president for encore.org, dedicated to promoting second careers with a social purpose. >> leslie seymour is edit editor-in-chief behind "more" magazine. >> she is here a lot. you know why? she is sleeping with somebody. >> and our next guest went from being a police officer to stand-up comedian. great stories all you ladies. especially you. >> marsy, you were a lawyer for the first ten years. when you get locked into something you get identified with it. >> sure. you also hang around with a lot of other people like you. >> that's a high-powered position that you worked very hard, probably spent an awful lot of money to achieve. why were you not happy? >> it wasn't that fulfilling. i wasn't doing work i wanted to do. i had other passions and i wanted to be a writer and i kind of paid accepts in that directions. >> little steps though. >> little steps at first like hanging around with new people. >> i think some people get afraid. this is what they know. what they don't know is out there. obviously, you need a paycheck. you can't up and quit something. and start somethin

. >> marcy? >> deploy it, marce. >> not working. he's too far. blanco, one more directive, you coming out, we're going to drop o.c. in the cage. everybody up. >> you guys done yet? >> coming out, blanco? >> you guys done? >> blanco still refuses to comply. forcing c.e.r.t. to escalate to nonlethal shotgun rounds. >> get down and take a shot. >> come on down, blanco. >> when you're ready. give him another one. >> coming down, blanco. >> good shot. >> i'll come down if you shoot me one more time. >> all right. >> hold up. >> medical? >> hold up. >> he refuses. >> i refuse. i'm all right. i'm 100% all right. >> hold on, blanco. check this out. >> yeah. >> we're going to just take our photographs. after that if you want to refuse medical, we'll give you your clothes back and we'll take you back. we'll get our pictures, give your clothes back and you sign the medical refusal and you're on your way back home. >> who's got the camera? >> put him in the cage. >> with the extraction a success, deputy warden jaramillo debriefs with his teams. >> we need to

made the trip today -- representative marcia fudge, representative betty sutton, and representative marcy kaptur. [applause] now, those of you who have a seat, feel free to sit down. [laughter] >> we love you! [applause] >> thank you. >> four more years! four more years! >> thank you. so, ohio, over the next five months, this election will take many twists and many turns. polls will go up and polls will go down. there will be no shortage of gaffes and controversies that keep both campaigns busy and give the press something to write about. you may have heard i recently made my own unique contribution to that process. [laughter] it wasn't the first time, it won't be the last. and in the coming weeks, governor romney and i will spend time debating our records and our experience -- as we should. but though we will have many differences over the course of this campaign, there's one place where i stand in complete agreement with my opponent -- this election is about our economic future. [applause] yes, foreign policy matters. social issues matter. but more than anything else, this election pres

marcy isaac were let go last year and it took the hearing officer eight months to reach his decision. a standing room only crowd yesterday for the first meeting of the governor's commission on expanding gaming. over the next several weeks, the 11 member panel will look into the impact of a sixth casino may have on the other five locations, the gambling commission will meet two more times before making a recommendation to the governor. >> ti time right now is 7:58. our live team coverage as residents start to pick up the pieces from yesterday's storm. >> we are live here in towson and we are certainly assessing the damage. this is what we're dealing with here. a massive tree crashes through a house. we'll give you a closer look after the break. >> big news is that storm system now off shore and quiet weather for the cleanup efforts. details coming up in thep

made the trip today, representatives marcia fudge, representative betty sutton, and representative marcy kaptur. those of you who have a seat, feel free to sit down. so -- thank you. thank you. so ohio, over the next five months, this election will take many twists and many turns. polls will go up and polls will go down. there will be no shortage of gaffes and controversies that keep both campaigns busy and give the press something to write about. you may have hear i reasonly made my own unique contribution to that process. it won't be the first time, it won't be the last. and in the coming weeks governor romney and i will spend time debating our records and our experience, as we should. but though we will have many differences over the course of this campaign, there's one place where i stand in complete agreement with my opponent. this election is about our economic future. yes, foreign policy matters. social issues matter. but more than anything else, this election presents a choice between twof fundamentally different visions how to create strong, sustained growth. how to pay down our

that joe the plumber who's running for congress in ohio against marcy captor. take a look and see if you can figure out why certain jewish groups are calling the ad offensive. >> in 1911 turkey established gun control. armenians were -- exterminated. from 1939 to 19456 million jews and 7 million others unable to defend themselves were exterminated. >> i love america. >> using genocide for partisan political gain, prettyow even for a wannabe member of congress. >>> up next, why team obama loves the fight with republicans that want to hold the attorney general in contempt of congress. if you want to follow me on twitter, figure out how to spell smerconish. you're watching "hardball" the place for politics. >>> welcome back to "hardball." if there was any doubt president obama intends to tie mitt romney to the republican congress, it was erased in the president's big economic speech in ohio. >> governor romney disagrees with my vision. his allies in congress disagree with my vision. mr. romney and his allies in coress -- mr. romney and the current republican congr

that joe the plumber who's running for congress in ohio against marcy captor. take a look and see if you can figure out why certain jewish groups are calling the ad offensive. >> in 1911 turkey established gun control. armenians were -- exterminated. from 1939 to 19456 million jews and 7 million others unable to defend themselves were exterminated. >> i love america. >> using genocide for partisan political gain, pretty low even for a wannabe member of congress. >>> up next, why team obama loves the fight with republicans that want to hold the attorney general in contempt of congress. if you want to follow me on twitter, figure out how to spell smerconish. you're watching "hardball" the place for politics. >>> welcome back to "hardball." if there was any doubt president obama intends to tie mitt romney to the republican congress, it was erased in the president's big economic speech in ohio. >> governor romney disagrees with my vision. his allies in congress disagree with my vision. mr. romney and his allies in congress -- mr. romney and the current republican c

that joe the plumber who's running for congress in ohio against marcy captor. take a look and see if you can figure out why certain jewish groups are calling the ad offensive. >> in 1911 turkey established gun control. from 1915 to 1917 ar -- exterminated. from 1939 to 19456 million jews and 7 million others unable to defend themselves were exterminated. >> i love america. >> using genocide for partisan political gain, pretty low even for a wannabe member of congress. >>> up next, why team obama loves the fight with republicans that want to hold the attorney general in contempt of congress. if you want to follow me on twitter, figure out how to spell smerconish. you're watching "hardball" the place for politics. i went to a small high school. the teacher that comes to mind for me is my high school math teacher, dr. gilmore. i mean he could teach. he was there for us, even if we needed him in college. you could call him, you had his phone number. he was just focused on making sure we were gonna be successful. he would never give up on any of us. let's compare. g

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marcy was there and some others and said, why should we not let them in? they are expecting to be turned away. and we have nothing to hide. the congressman was allowed to come in. that was against jones' orders. jones wasn't even up -- he wasn't even around at this time. he was too drugged up in his cottage. he didn't show up until like 8:00 that night. >> the wrangling finally ends. the congressman, the press and a number of relatives are going in. >> and it was a jungle and this dump truck that we were on was carrying us through the jungle and then all of a sudden you saw a sign that said, you know, jonestown. and you look to the left and there were crops growing. and i thought to myself, wow, this is something. out of a jungle they have carved a very viable community in which to live. >> there were people there, black, white, men, women, children. >> it looked a little bit like summer camp i went to when i was a kid. >> you walked through the facilities and had to be impressed. they had log cabins that people were living in and a medical clinic and a ch

the water is cold, about 55 degrees and marcy with zero -- murky with zero visibility at times. divers have said they've been blind searching for clues but despite the tough conditions, divers say they are really determined to help this investigation. it's better sweet. you don't want to find any evidence to that fate chur but we're exploring all possibilities out there in the water and making sure that everything is checked. >> reporter: sheriff investigators believe that her sauked -- sierra lamar's accused kilter, antolin garcia- torres, kiss pose -- disposed of her body. the sheriff's department is focusing on finding her body because without it, the trial will likely be determined on forensic evidence, which some believe is not rock solid. divers will be out until -- will be out here until 5:00 tonight. if they found fig, we'll let you know -- anything, we'll let you know. >>> about 5:00 a.m., firefighters rushed to this house on fairway street. the flames were contained to that detached garage you see there. firefighters quickly got it under control. but when the firefight

made the trip today, representatives marcia fudge, representative betty sutton, and representative marcy captain. now, those of you who have a seat, feel free to sit down. so -- thank you. thank you. >> four more years! four more years! >> so, ohio, over the next five months, this election will take many twists and many turns. polls will go up and polls will go down. there will be no shortage of gaffes and controversies that keep both campaigns busy and give the press something to write about. you may have heard i recently made my own unique contribution to that process. it wasn't the first time and it won't be the last. and in the coming weeks, governor romney and i will spend time debating our records and our experience, as we should, but though we will have many differences over the course of this campaign, there's one place where i stand in complete agreement with my opponent. this election is about our economic future. yes, foreign policy matters. social issues matter. but more than anything else, this election presents a choice. between two fundamentally different visions of how to