a new reuters poll ask asked democrats around the country in a national poll this question about hillary clinton and their second choice. the question was phrased this way. if polling indicated that hillary clinton would lose to a republican candidate for president in the 2016 election, who would you then support in the democratic primary? there s joe biden at the top of that one 40.4% say they go to biden. 28% bernie sanders. that s the kind of internal polling question the biden team maybe staring at closely. they must be looking at that. they are also looking at the questions about hillary clinton s e-mails trying to figure out where that heads and where it is likely to go. i think the most important thing they are looking at is, you know, what vice president biden said on the call the other day, he is looking inside, internally to see if he has the fire, the
a lot of people think joe biden is a joke. they make fun of him. all of his gaffes. he said that obama is clean and articulate. but joe biden is likable. if you watch the debate he had with paul ryan in 2012, he can throw elbows, too. a new reuters poll ask asked democrats around the country in a national poll this question about hillary clinton and their second choice. the question was phrased this way. if polling indicated that hillary clinton would lose to a pub can candidate for president in the 2016 election, who would you then support in the democratic primary? there s joe biden at the top of that one 40.4% say they go 0 to biden. 28% bernie sanders. that s the kind of internal polling question the biden team maybe staring at closely. they must be looking at that. they are also looking at the questions about hillary
looking at other growth factors in cancer cells and designing pills and types 60 treatments that can go in, turn off that patway and allow cells to mature or allow the cells to undergo natural death so the cancer doesn t progress. i look at these statistics because i think everybody at some point believes we re just not going to get that disease then you see about 40.4% of member and women in the united states will be diagnosed with some kind of cancer. it just is astounding. and what that makes me this is please tell me there s something big on the horizon because if this announcement is coming for so many of us, and it is, what s the good news that we can expect. so the good news that we can expect is that we re finding cancers earlier, we actually have better ways to treat them and we re seeing many more patients live longer without the side effects of therapy. some of those great advances have come in understanding the molecular profile or the
could not access any kind of protection there their own government. 48% apparently of folks say they were threatened by criminals. 48% of the undocumented children that you talked to. and then you have this. the homicide rates for the countries with the majority of immigrants are coming from. in guatemala just under 40 per 100,000 people. el solve door 41.2. honduras 40.4 per 100,000. are most people, you think, in this country missing precisely why it is this is happening? yes, the numbers are alarming but the stories behind them are heart wrenching. for example, we had one girl who left she had been threatened by criminal armed groups in her home and threatened to become a girlfriend for criminal armed groups a nonconsensual sexual
it s at 40.4%. ana, there s a lot of discussion within marriages now that s a bottom line discussion. about who should be working based on who s earning. i think that s where the discussion should be. amongst marriages. there has been an evolution in the american family. you know, i think what we have to be as a society is accepting of what couples decide to do for themselves. there are some people who want to lean in. there are some people who want to lean back and be on a rocking chair drinking a mint julep. whatever works for every couple enough about your sunday afternoon. when i say in my house i want to be a kept woman, the answer i get back is i want to be a kept man. that s not working. it s not working in my house. but i think it s what chairman rogers was just saying i think makes a very important point. he talked about what girls go through in so many other parts of the world to be able to go to school. here we encourage girls and women to reach their potential. wh