the other gap that ron paul bridges is the apocalyptic ron paul who is also the very hopeful ron paul. ron paul is one of the only politicians around who is willing to say, america is not necessarily the greatest, richest, freest, most wonderful nation in the world, that can only do right and if there's anything wrong, just vote out that other guy and vote me in. ron paul is able to say that our behavior overseas is some ways the behavior of a criminal empire and we actually might want to consider that we're burning enemies overseas by our behavior. he is willing to say the constant series of decades of trillion dollar deficit spending is impoverishing us. it's not something we actually can continue. we can't just behave as we have behaved. he is willing to point out that we're facing serious, serious problems with our debt and fiscal crises that are not going to go away by saying, as mitt romney recently said, we can't have a trillion dollar spending cut in one year why like ron paul wants. that would shrink the economy. we can't keep thinking it's okay that the federal police will k

if ron paul told his people to reject his ideas, they're going to reject ron paul. they are not going to reject those ideas. that emotion is going to carry this movement long beyond the 2012 election cycle, long beyond whether he is dropped out or withdrawn or whatever we want to say about his most recent actions. they are going to continue to work within politics. they're going to continue to work with the media, both distributed and not distributed. it is a point worth noting that the single most heard answer when i asked rob told people the question, how did you get into all of this was a youtube video and they wouldn't necessarily remember what it ways, at that point it seemed 200 made 100. it is that distributed noncontrolled means making art and culture and distributed amongst themselves is the key to read the revolution has been able to succeed. the idea say the same. ron paul has been saying the same thing for 30 years. as david said, part of why they returned out the subjective commissions of reality make it more obvious ron paul is right about things that

if ron paul told his people to reject his ideas, they're going to reject ron paul. they are not going to reject those ideas. that emotion is going to carry this movement long beyond the 2012 election cycle, long beyond whether he is dropped out or withdrawn or whatever we want to say about his most recent actions. they are going to continue to work within politics. they're going to continue to work with the media, both distributed and not distributed. it is a point worth noting that the single most heard answer when i asked rob told people the question, how did you get into all of this was a youtube video and they wouldn't necessarily remember what it ways, at that point it seemed 200 made 100. it is that distributed noncontrolled means making art and culture and distributed amongst themselves is the key to read the revolution has been able to succeed. the idea say the same. ron paul has been saying the same thing for 30 years. as david said, part of why they returned out the subjective commissions of reality make it more obvious ron paul is right about things that

all the failed attempts at his turkey fryer. >> ron, this is beverly hills. you can't have a mess like this. >> we have some other big ones back there. >> i thought that was a hot tub when i first saw it. >> in the dining room displayed for our visit, many but not all of the ronco products we've been pitched on tv over the years. even though he sold ronco years ago, it's his name people still respond to, and he is always selling in his own selfless way. >> the glh hairspray. you notice i have a nice-sized bald spot on the back of my head here. >> uh-huh. >> as you can see -- >> it disappears with the glh hairspray. >> great-looking hair. >> he can sell anything, this table full of stuff proves that, and it's made him a rich man. >> here. try one of those. >> thank you. >> interestingly, he insists he wouldn't sell just anything. >> i can sell stuff that i create and i know is meaningful and worthwhile to the customer. i can't sell empty boxes, though. only undertakers sell empty boxes and get away with it. i have to have something that i believe in, that i'm

ron reagan, what do you make of this? >> well, as far as those provisions being in there in the first place, unfortunately, that's how sausages are made in washington, d.c. let's remember, we're talking about an appropriation that is some 10,000 million dollars. you cited less than $200 million out of that that is questionable. it was stripped out, but even if it wasn't stripped out, even if that was the price you pay for greasing the skids of government to get needed aid to people, i would argue that it is necessary, that you must do that. it's unfortunate, but we must do that. now, look, if you want to have a discussion about flood insurance in this country or what fema does or how it does it or how effectively it does it, that's fine. but you don't do it when you have thousands of people in desperate need. you don't hold those people hostage in a sense to your ideological predispositions. that is an ugly, thuggish way to do business. >> barney, he's essentially saying when the house is on fire, put the water on it, and

that record is good enough for ron cook. after a long period of recovery, he retires from racing. >> i survived two bad accidents. i should have died in both of them. maybe the third one will do me in. maybe my recovery took three years for a reason. maybe it made me slow down and say, you know what, son? you've done enough. >>> coming up -- balancing on the brink. a high-wire walker steps into danger. and -- >> look at the penalty for failure, dude. >> a cliff top crumbles and a mountain biker tumbles. >> i thought i was watching him fall to his death. >> when "caught on camera: full throttle" continues. [ male announcer ] this is sheldon, whose long dy setting up the news starts with arthritis pain and a choice. take tylenol or take aleve, the #1 recommended pain reliever by orthopedic doctors. just two aleve can keep pain away all day. back to the news. using cloud computing and mobile technology, verizon innovators have developed a projective display for firefighters. allowing them to see through anything. because the wo

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ron, to you first of all. my fear is when this kind of thing happens and people see the headlines, moms and pops see most of your highs nearing record highs they're like i want to get in on this too. then sometimes they get burned because they're coming in too late. is there any danger of that happening this time around? the market hasn't gone anywhere since 2007 as you said. the equity markets are adjusting to the bond markets. it is not too late to get in at all. if the market climbs a wall of worry when there is no more worry then you get out of the market. >> you don't think they're in yet. you feel like they're still very much in the bond market trying to huddle there away from risk and not in a big way moving into the stock market yet. is that what you're seay, ron? >> we've had about $350 billion of outflows out of equities in the last two weeks, the first significant inflows into equities that we have seen in years. if it's just starting it's not over. >> mitch, are they in yet or not? >> i don't think

ron reagan, what do you make of this? >> well, as far as those provisions being in there in the first place, unfortunately, that's how sausages are made in washington, d.c. let's remember, we're talking about an appropriation that is some 10,000 million dollars. you cited less than $200 million out of that that is questionable. it was stripped out, but even if it wasn't stripped out, even if that was the price you pay for greasing the skids of government to get needed aid to people, i would argue that it is necessary, that you must do that. it's unfortunate, but we must do that. now, look, if you want to have a discussion about flood insurance in this country or what fema does or how it does it or how effectively it does it, that's fine. but you don't do it when you have thousands of people in desperate need. you don't hold those people hostage in a sense to your ideological predispositions. that is an ugly, thuggish way to do business. >> barney, he's essentially saying when the house is on fire, put the water on it, and

so, yeah, they had karl rove -- >> ron, ron, ron -- >> you can go after fox news all you want -- >> you're hyperventilating. nobody is going after fox. i'm just trying to address the facts and they are as follows. mr. karl rove got it disastrously and diametrically wrong -- >> and joe who also works for fox got it exactly right. >> joe wasn't on screen at the time. >> final word to you, joy. >> i think it is true, fox news has a lot of viewers. part of the problem is their average age is 103 and they're all sitting around believing in their deepest of hearts because the experts, the crack journalists over there, were telling them that romney was going to win. >> that romney had it sewn up. >> that all the polls were skewed, that reality was not reality. >> bureau of labor statistics skewed. >> all skewed. and all the data had a liberal bias. if they just skewed. properly, people would understand truth. >> i don't understand this. >> one minute, ron. >> the glass bubble was burst by the election. and so the reality that's rushing in on conservatives now is that most people don't want to vou

ron reagan, what do you make of this? >> well, as far as those provisions being in there in the first place, unfortunately, that's how sausages are made in washington, d.c. let's remember, we're talking about an appropriation that is some 10,000 million dollars. you cited less than $200 million out of that that is questionable. it was stripped out, but even if it wasn't stripped out, even if that was the price you pay for greasing the skids of government to get needed aid to people, i would argue that it is necessary, that you must do that. it's unfortunate, but we must do that. now, look, if you want to have a discussion about flood insurance in this country or what fema does or how it does it or how effectively it does it, that's fine. but you don't do it when you have thousands of people in desperate need. you don't hold those people hostage in a sense to your ideological predispositions. that is an ugly, thuggish way to do business. >> barney, he's essentially saying when the house is on fire, put the water on it, and

this is complete insanity and it brings us to another story this one of ron paul ron paul represents libertarianism in america and ideology gaining steam in this country as well as an ideology that sees no problem with the two stories that i just told you about the libertarians health care is not a basic human right to be provided by our government have ever heard of survival of the fittest or the strong survive to ron paul and other libertarians freedom means being free not having to buy health insurance and not allowing the government to tax us in order to pay for a basic safety net of health care for all americans here's ron paul lane that idea out during one of the republican debates in two thousand and eleven. my advice to him would have a major medical policy but not before he doesn't have that he doesn't have it and he's very needs needs intensive care for six months to pay that's what freedom is all about taking your own risks this whole idea that you have to. karan thapar. are you saying that society should just let him die. no. yeah essentially yes let him die just like ron

ron, you're up first. >> i am. i spent all night looking for this. molly shiler is taking part of a food challenge at jethro's barbecue in baltimore. she's wolfing down five pounds of pork tenderloin, cheese, brisket and pork and fries. only five people have done this and she's 120 pounds. >> here's my story of the morning. i can relate. my mom was very excited and pushy for me to have a baby. here's a grandmother that was told she was going to have -- going to be a grandmother as a christmas gift. >> she threw away her winning lottery ticket. >> aaghh! >> ah. you love to see that and love to see people fall and that's what mine is about in the uk. emma had her brother paul visiting and people had been falling all day. he said, let's put a camera on it. it went viral because everybody that passes by that takes a tumble. >> let's not salt the sidewalk. let's just watch them fall. >> exactly, exactly. one last piece of video that will give you pleasure. these are two dutch guys who decided to see what it feels like to give birth to a child. they used e

thank you, ron. >>> now to the kindergarten student branded a terrorist. she was expelled for threatening to shoot another kid. the weapon this hello kitty bubble gun. get joe benitez is here with the story. welcome to weekends. you brought a prop. >> one like this one. you know, dan, the school took it so seriously administrators ordered she receive a psychological evaluation all for talking about a bubble gun like this one. this morning the family plans to sue the school to get this all off the child's permanent record. was this the weapon of choice for a new kind of terrorist? terror by bubbles. the small pink hello kitty toy gun is an automatic bubble blower but just days ago when a 5-year-old girl said she and a classmate should shoot each other with bubbles, the school calls it a terrorist threat. >> i think people know how harmless a bubble is. it doesn't hurt. >> it's just bubbles. it can't harm anybody. >> it's only a bubble gun. for a 5-year-old. >> reporter: administrators at mt. carmel area in pennsylvania took action suspending the girl for te

this is complete insanity and it brings us to another story this one of ron paul ron paul represents libertarianism in america and ideology gaining steam in this country as well as an ideology that sees no problem with the two stories that i just told you about the libertarians health care is not a basic human right to be provided by our government having ever heard of survival of the fittest or the strong survive to ron paul and other libertarians freedom means being free not having to buy health insurance and not allowing the government to tax us in order to pay for a basic safety net of health care for all americans here's ron paul lane that idea out during one of the republican debates in two thousand and eleven. my advice to him would have a major medical policy but not before us that have that he doesn't have it and he's very needs needs intensive care for six months to pay that's what freedom is all about taking your own risks this whole idea that you have to. take care of you thank. you saying the society should just let him die. no. yeah essentially yes let him die just like

what happened yesterday, especially when ron johnson was questioning her, told me a lot more about ron johnson and what kind of members had been elected. >> 2016 politics going down in charlotte today. bobby jindal giving a big address. he's really clearly positioning himself for 2016. >> one of the answer s we have s great governors. two latino governors. governor jindal is setting the right tone for us. >> stop fighting about social issues. stop talking about the budget, oddly enough. >> what he's saying is let's act like adults and let's set real good policy. he understands good policy is good politics. >> quickly, shameless plugs. >> i want to thank the crowd controllers at the inauguration doing a better job than four years ago. >> two great 2014 stories. on roll call, by me and joshua miller. >> i'm be launching a new firm called the triumph group some time next week. >> for me, it's all about the "u." go canes. that's it for this edition of "the daily rundown." coming up next, chris jansing and the senate hearing. bye-bye. look, if you have copd like me, you know it can be hard

ron claiborne for that. >> good morning, we'll begin with the frightening scene in a movie theater in san diego. another shooting just six months after the tragedy in colorado but this time it was the police doing the shooting. >>> a heard two shots and i went to the floor. >> the audience at this san diego movie theater were there to see "les mis" but instead an intense real-life standoff played out before their eyes. >> we all got on the floor and then started heading for the exits. >> reporter: the dramatic ordeal began at 2:10 at a near marie c callender's restaurant. a man attempted to abduct his girlfriend then the hunt began. >> he was armed with a handgun. >> reporter: 20 minutes later half a mile away a matinee for "les mis" was set to begin and the gunman managed to slip into the audience hiding among unknown filmgoers but with the entire shopping complex on lockdown, the lights came on and at 3:50 p.m. police entered theater number nine. >> they checked the back door, and it was locked but they didn't talk to us. i knew that wasn't a good sign. >> reporter: they zeroed in o

ron claiborne is drawing up litigation as we speak. we were able to get an official response from the company overnight. wait till you hear how they are playing this one. >> we are going to have food on set to test this out. >>> but first new details are emerging this morning about how the deadly stand off at a gas plant in algeria ended. a raid by algerian special forces with dozens dead including militants and hostages, at least one of whom we know is an american. abc's brian ross has been working his sources and joins us more from washington. brian, what do we know right now? >> reporter: good morning. of the ten americans at the bp facility, seven got out, but at least one died and the fate of two others is of growing concern this morning in the wake of the bloody attempts by the algerian army to rescue them from their al qaeda captors. the algerian army's final assault came after four days in which the hostages were held under the threat of death by the terrorists. the army recaptured the bp-run facility but not before the terrori

. >> susan page, ron fournier, thank you so much. appreciate you coming in. >>> we also have congressman chris van hollen who will be coming up after the break to answer that question, what we expect to happen. we will have that just coming up. >>> and in other news, we could finally start seeing some aid flowing to the victims of hurricane sandy. 79 days after the storm. the much debated, much delayed $50 billion bill passed the house last night with just 49 republican votes as conservatives continue to question where the money's coming from. new york, new jersey and connecticut's governors released this statement. the tradition of congress being there and providing support for americans during times of crisis, no matter where they live across this great country, lives on in today's vote in the house of representatives. [ male announcer ] what!!?? a typical family pays $155,000 in "wall street" fees on their 401(k)s? go to e-trade. and roll over your old 401(k)s to a new e-trade retirement account. none of them charge annual fees, a

i think ron was right, they're looking forward to 2016. instead, what they got was hillary clinton at her very best. she is a lawyer, she is a trained communicator, and she really did spank the republicans who were attempting to attack her. there were guys up there who believe brightmark.com conspiracy theories that she was waching the attack on close kirk circuit tv. >> is this undignified behavior by republicans who are circling the wagon to rebrand themselves? >> it wasn't smart behavior. it made no sense to go after hillary clinton on her last day. there are legitimate concerns and they could have brought them up, but instead, they tried to whack her around like a pinata, and it was a huge mistake. now they come off as looking so political, like ron said, now she has a highlight reel, and you don't do this to one of the most popular women in america, especially when you're trying to appeal to female voters. >> as ron pointed out, the potential of the fact there could be people against her coming up in 2016 that will dig back and pull s

, angel island and our commuter ferry service to tib bureau ron and the 15 services are all maintained by blue and gold feet employees at our pier nine facility in san francisco. i don't believe this slide needs much explanation these are the public agencies who over see our operations as you can see, we get a lot of help. every from the port to fish and game and i believe we have a good relationship with all of the agencies since we abide and understand that each agency has a job do and performs a service to the public. blue and gold employs 250 employees during the peak season and one 75 employees year round, we have a diverse workforce and are proud of providing a an atmosphere for quloiys to reach their potential and we have a numerous employees that have started as photographers and have become captains and we believe promoting from within and our workforce is a testament to that belief. the masters and piles you know represent our captainses engineer and is ticketing staff as well as the deck hand who work on excursion and rocket boat services and many start working at blue and g

i think ron is completely right in what he's saying. you know, look, the democrats have a huge debt of latino voters and the republicans understand they have a huge need for latino voters and the combination of those two things are working for immigration reform. we are seeing in the immigration issue what we're not seeing on any other issue, which is there is a unique, independent congressional group on both sides, on the house and the senate. democrats and republicans that have been working independently on their own for months now, developing a bipartisan agreement. that is unique in washington today. >> we also know that when we talk about comprehensive immigration reform, ron, three words that mean different things to different people. >> right. >> couple of strategists have told me don't use amnesty, it's pathway to citizenship. they've been down this road. it was difficult to sell in 2005. so tell me -- >> right. >> -- specifically what comprehensive immigration reform looks like. does it look like amnesty? is there a high-tech c

ron johnson. he was brought in after rolling out apple's successful store concept. >> i think it's too early to tell whether or not ron johnson is no longer going to be at j.c. penney. i believe that it is a positive move that they're going to bring back some of this couponing and sale activity. and, you know, j.c. penney hired ron johnson because of his legacy and because of some of the things he was able to do at apple, and i don't think they're going to give up on him just yet. i think time will tell. >> susie: tom, we'll find out more about how ron johnson's plan is doing when penney's reports fourth quarter results on february 27. so far, he still has the backing of bill ackman, the big hedge fund tycoon. he is a big investor in pennies, and he says he will give them three more years to prove themselves. >> tom: the investors really like the news today. but they're down 24% since johnson came on board to j.c. penney. he still has a lot of ground to make up there. the broad market climbed to a

and now we have ron johnson. thank you so much for the intellectual leader of the republican party to finally come forward. >> john: i've interviewed the man. he does make allen west look like socrates. he's using that as a parallel for the rich being taxed too high. ayn rand published that in 1967 when the rich were taxed at over a 90% rate. it is 39%. what are they whining about? >> i'm surprised he doesn't think this is in the nonfiction section. i think we have to give him credit for knowing this is a parable and not history. >> this is a guy -- he literally bought a statue of atlas because he's so into atlas. he's probably been making comparisons to atlas shrugs for years. >> john: almost naked muscular man. >> any problem that comes up in his life, his olive garden order is wrong this is just like atlas shrugs. >> what is wrong with wisconsin? we have -- like what makes -- all of that cheese make you want to read ayn rand? >> john: there's a lot of good progressives in wisconsin and they organized last year

ron claiborne for that. >> good morning, dan and bianna. we'll begin with the frightening scene in a movie theater in san diego. another shooting just six months after the tragedy in colorado but this time it was the police doing the shooting. >>> i heard two shots, and i went to the floor. >> reporter: the audience at this san diego movie theater were there to see "les miserables" but instead, an intense real-life standoff played out before their eyes. >> we all got on the floor and then started heading for the exits. >> reporter: the dramatic ordeal began at 2:10 in the afternoon at a nearby marie callender's restaurant. a man with a history of domestic violence attempted to abduct his girlfriend at gunpoint. she escaped. and called the police and then the hunt began. >> he was armed with what is described as a handgun. >> reporter: 20 minutes later half a mile away a matinee for "les mis" was set to begin and the gunman managed to slip into the audience hiding among unknowing filmgoers in plain sight, but with the entire shopping complex

ron hubbard, the founder of scientology. jamie, you talk about in your work how your great grandfather apparently hid thousands of dollars in shoe boxes, etc. do you think for him this was all about the money? >> i think that l. ron was not all about the money. that was a precipitating factor. he was shocked himself with how much money he made with dienetics. he was building this track in front of him and he was selling secrets, secrets of immortality and all this super human power alien and god knows what. but then at a certain point he was not making super humans and everything was based on lies and stuff he had completely conjured out of thin air. then at a certain point he had to keep inventing new steps new levels and new layers to keep people on this hook and dangling a carrot that you could never sink your teeth on. over time he wrote himself in the mythic outlaw character that he always wanted to be and had always been writing about "b" in all of his science fiction books. you look at blood brother indians and nuclea

ron johnson. he was brought in after rolling out apple's successful store concept. >> i think it's too early to tell whether or not ron johnson is no longer going to be at j.c. penney. i believe that it is a positive move that they're going to bring back some of this couponing and sale activity. and, you know, j.c. penney hired ron johnson because of his legacy and because of some of the things he was able to do at apple, and i don't think they're going to give up on him just yet. i think time will tell. >> susie: tom, we'll find out more about how ron johnson's plan is doing when penney's reports fourth quarter results on february 27. so far, he still has the backing of bill ackman, the big hedge fund tycoon. he is a big investor in pennies, and he says he will give them three more years to prove themselves. >> tom: the investors really like the news today. but they're down 24% since johnson came on board to j.c. penney. he still has a lot of gr muntod ake up there. the broad market climbed to a

ron johnson. he was brought in after rolling out apple's successful store concept. >> i think it's too early to tell whether or not ron johnson is no longer going to be at j.c. penney. i believe that it is a positive move that they're going to bring back some of this couponing and sale activity. and, you know, j.c. penney hired ron johnson because of his legacy and because of some of the things he was able to do at apple, and i don't think they're going to give up on him just yet. i think time will tell. >> susie: tom, we'll find out more about how ron johnson's plan is doing when penney's reports fourth quarter results on february 27. so far, he still has the backing of bill ackman, the big hedge fund tycoon. he is a big investor in pennies, and he says he will give them three more years to prove themselves. >> tom: the investors really like the news today. but they're down 24% since johnson came on board to j.c. penney. he still has a lot of ground to make up there. ground to make up there. the

. >>> ron, we hear you laughing. that means it's time for some news. >> one-third is an interesting concept. we begin with a major ruling that could make it much harder to get prescription painkillers. an fda advisory possible is recommending much tougher restrictions on vicodin and similar drugs. a response to the nation's prescription drug ause epidemic. the fda is expected to follow the written prescription to get the painkillers and automatic refills, among other things. >>> lance armstrong has a deadline if he hopes to get his lifetime sporting ban lifted. the u.s. anti-doping agency is giving him until february 6th to come clean under oath about what he did and who helped him. sources close to armstrong says he prefers testifying for a truth and reconciliation commission being established by other governing bodies. >>> and penn state university says it is close to settling civil claims with abuse victims of former assistant football coach jerry sandusky. the university has been in talks with 28 people, 18 more

. >>> ron, we hear you laughing. that means it's time for some news. >> one-third is an interesting concept. good morning, everyone. we begin with a major ruling that could soon make it much harder to get prescription painkillers. an fda advisory panel is recommending much tougher restrictions on vicodin and similar drugs. a response to the nation's prescription drug abuse epidemic. the fda is expected to follow the recommendation that would require a written prescription to get the painkillers and automatic refills, among other things. >>> lance armstrong now has a deadline if he hopes to get his lifetime sporting ban lifted. the u.s. anti-doping agency is giving him until february 6th to come clean under oath about what he did and who helped him use performance-enhancing drugs. sources close to armstrong say he prefers testifying for a truth and reconciliation commission being established by other governing bodies. >>> and penn state university says it is close to settling civil claims with abuse victims of former

paul never picked up the tab for and then nearly four years later ron paul says this at the c.n.n. republican debate my advice to him would have a major medical policy but not before us that have that he doesn't have it and he's very needs it needs intensive care for six months who pays that's what freedom is one of the by taking your own risks this whole idea that you have to carry here. are you saying that society should just let him die. no no ron and rand that is not what freedom is all about that's what a political party that chooses death over life is all about. this week sister simone campbell one of the nuns on the bus a catholic who does not want to borsch in legalized appeared on m.s.n. b.c. and said this about the so-called pro-life movement. the argument in our nation has really become pro birth when it when you say pro-life the fact is that our church has taught for decades for over a century that pro-life is this broad a ray of everything that supports the sanctity of life and certainly when you look at sandy hook elementary school in the twenty young children that we

. >>> ron, we hear you laughing. that means it's time for some news. >> one-third is an interesting concept. good morning, everyone. we begin with a major ruling that could soon make it much harder to get prescription painkillers. an fda advisory panel is recommending much tougher restrictions on vicodin and similar drugs. a response to the nation's prescription drug abuse epidemic. the fda is expected to follow the recommendation that would require a written prescription to get the painkillers and automatic refills, among other things. >>> lance armstrong has a deadline if he hopes to get his lifetime sporting ban lifted. the u.s. anti-doping agency is giving him until february 6th to come clean under oath about what he did and who helped him use performance-enhancing drugs. sources close to armstrong says he prefers testifying for a truth and reconciliation commission being established by other governing bodies. >>> and penn state university says it is close to settling civil claims with abuse victims of former ass

>> ron mott, thanks. we'll have live coverage of president obama's official swearing-in tomorrow just before noon eastern, and on monday, inauguration day, covering it all day long beginning with "today" on nbc. >>> that's "nightly news" for this saturday. i'm lester holt reporting from washington. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today" and right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> right now at 6:00, a deadly shooting shuts down an east bay bart station for hours. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez in for diane dwyer tonight. we begin with that developing story in the east bay where right now detectives are reviewing surveillance video from the san leandro b.a.r.t. station. there was a deadly shooting this afternoon. several suspects are still on the run. kimber kimberly, does it sound like folks will be able to use that b.a.r.t. station any time soon? >> reporter: we're being told within the hour. it looks like detectives are wrapping up their investigation now. and as soon as they finish

thank you, neera and ron reagan. it's funny it's so frickin true. >>> john boehner says the president wants to annihilate the gop. maybe if republicans weren't in a perpetual war with african-americans, latinos, women, and young people politically at least they wouldn't to worry about being annihilated. >>> also the pentagon officially lifted the ban on women in combat today. in reality women have already been in combat for some time, certainly exposed to enemy fire as tammy duckworth can attest to. >>> everyone agrees now is the best time in two decades to push for gun safety laws. today senator dianne feinstein introduced an assault weapons ban. i think we're going to do background checks. >>> and paul broun, who last year called evolution lies straight from the pit of hell, is back at it. he says president obama is upholding, wait for this, the soviet constitution. boy, he's up to date. >>> and this is "hardball," the place for politics. it's a new day. if your a man with low testosterone, you should know that axi