some republicans want medicare and social security to sunset. i m not saying it s the majority. let me give you anybody who doubts it, contact my office. i ll give you a copy. i ll give you a copy of the proposal. good morning, everyone. welcome to capitol hill to the balcony here. listen, it was very interesting watching. i was asking kaitlin as that was playing, have you been as a white house correspondent to the state of the union. you say you are always at the white house. yeah. and you have been watching them. i don t know if i have ever seen one like that, to have that reaction. i remember the you lie moment with president barack obama, but i don t know if i remember one like that. i think what s so different in those two moments is the reaction. when the lie moment happened, everyone was stunned. last night it was feisty. almost expected. yeah. the president trying to cut through all of the noise and heckling from republicans. did he get his message acr
in front of a cheering crowd filled with celebrities, including, of course, kareem abdul-jabbar, the man who set the record 39 years ago in 1984. joining us now that announcer was very dramatic. more dramatic than you, poppy. you are taking over, don. breaking the record! . i am giving you my greatest excited votes after sleeping three hours, getting up at three in the morning. this was not i was not comparing it to you. it wasn t a knock on you. the announcer was very he was so excited. we were so excited. david is here. welcome. you got in the middle of this madness. it s all good. at the athletic, right? thank you so much. of course. i loved this moment. i was saying earlier to katlyn and don, i also love that it happened to such a good guy, who has done so much for so many people off the court.
the one on the right, after the massive tornado hit. there were 67 residents in that nursing home at time. last time the town had damage from a tornado, 1984. joining us now over the phone from manette, arkansas, is mayor bob blankenship. mayor, thank you so much for being here with us. your city was really hard hit and unfortunately, there was loss of life. now that you ve seen the damage during daylight hours today, just how bad is it? well, i think the initial shock was last evening when we saw what had happened, what we knew could happen and the reality is it did happen. but in the daylight hours, to see to see the widespread of what it had done, not just in the inner part of our city or
involvement is critical. reporter: nigerian schools closed today to protest the nigerian government s failure to launch a meaningful rescue of the schoolgirls and to protect students across the country. families are still searching the morgue for their children killed when a twin set of suicide bombings left more than 170 dead two days ago in a separate boko haram attack. jon: that is an awful organization. thank very much, jennifer griffin at the pentagon. patti ann: well, prosecutors in louisiana are getting ready to try a man for the murder of his life more than 50 years ago and despite the fact that their key witness died this week. still, they plan to use the dead man s videotaped testimony instead. the suspect s name is felix veil, he s accused of killing his wife in 1962. he is also a suspect in the kiss appearances of dis appearances of his common law wife in 1933 and his last wife in 1984. joining us now is the
a new poll shows republican presidential candidate mitt romney gaining ground on president obama, up four points from their last poll, romney now ties the president in a head-to-head 2012 matchup with 45%, but when pitted against rick perry, president obama wins 45% to 42%. that s within a margin of error, of course. when asked if president obama deserves to be reelected, 51% said no, only 42% said yes, he deserves to be reelected. those are very intimidating numbers to the obama reelection campaign, but our next guest can see right through them. he has an election formula that has correctly predicted every presidential election since ronald reagan s reelection in 1984.