mary andrew has served three terms in the senate. she has seen voters turn away from obama because of his stance on energy and the environment. landreu has released a tv campaign. obama would have trouble with his agenda if republicans gain both houses of congress. >>> in other news making headlines today, militants with the group islamic state claimed they've executed another american hostage. they've released a video that they say shows the beheading of journalist steven sotloff. the footage shows a man believed to be sotloff kneeling before someone in a mask. the video resembles one last month that showed the execution of another american journalist, james foley. the masked man seems to be the same person in both videos. he speaks with a british accent. he warns the group will continue killing hostages until president obama stops air strikes against militants in syria and iraq. then he beheads the hostage. sotloff was working as a freelance journalist. he was kidnapped in syria a year ago. his mother issued a video message last we

>> i think it means we absolutely have to beat mary andrew p. she is out of touch with the voters, has doubled down on failed policies of harry reid and the president well over 90 percent of the time. double down on her vote for obamacare. even though she is now chairman of the senate energy committee she has not been able to do anything, for example getting the keystone pieplant approved. by the way, you now see the canadian prime minister calling obama's for straighter in chief. canadians are looking toward sending their oil toward the chinese instead of the preferred customers i asked about the united states. so i think that we need to replace mary lynn true. it will happen this year. it is possible we could have a runoff. we have an open primary because of court decisions. we used to do the open primary before november. our first election in november. a runoff in december. happened in 2002 it is possible. i look forward to seeing everyone of you in my state in the intervening weeks. i think there would be very bad for her. she is trying hard

i want to introduce you now to andrew sperling, nami's director of legislative advocacy, who has important information about our capitol hill visits today. >> thank you, mary, just a few final logistical details before you head up to capitol hill and prepare to get on the buses. proceed to the main lobby, past the marble floor, there will be a number of nami staff to direct you to your bus. it takes approximately 20 minutes to get from here to capitol hill. they will let you off at corner of first street and c streets southwest, just adjacent to the entry to the cannon house office building. they will get you to the rayburn buildings on house side. those with meets on senate side, walk across the east front of the capitol, past the supreme court to the russell senate, dirksen, heart senate office buildings. if state delegation has meeting at 10:00, get at first set of buses leaving at approximately 9:15. if your state does not have meetings until later in the morning, wait for the second wave of buses departing hotel around 10:45. the buses will depart, initially between 10:00 and 10:15. h