they accuse democrats taking taxpayer ball and going home when things don t go their way. they were elected to enact or block laws as appropriate for the people of indiana. reporter: labor unions are threatening to make their presence known as the most sacred of american events. [shouting] occupy super bowl. reporter: you heard that right. they rep right. they re chanting occupy super bowl. they think making presence known at the big game would take their concerns over right to work legislation to the biggest audience possible. martha? martha: that depends how good the game is, how much attention they get right, mike? mike tobin in indianapolis. bill: will be a great location for the big game. indianapolis is well-trained for all of this stuff. experience they have there. fire crews battling massive flames as the fires force thousands of people out of their homes. check that out. man, you do not want to get in the way of that with the wind blowing? live on the latest on this.
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interests of the country. let s create jobs and more become more energy secure and refused to do it. bill: how do you think the candidates are approaching it? here is what peggy noonan writes in the wall street journal part of her piece. republicans are distracted by their own dramas they did not in together protest as they should have. keystone happened while they were busy look like the keystone cops. is she onto something? i would note last night mitt romney in the presidential debate brought this up as a key matter. i think off the times those doing questioning avoid energy issue because a lot of their messages are consistent. they re trying to find areas where they don t agree. but i think everybody understands for the president to deny the largest shovel-ready project in the country today calls into question just how serious he is about job creation. bill: jack, thank you for your time today. we re going to watch this and see whether or not it has legs in the come weeks
him to, you know, connect with the women voters that have been aeu lee eve alien natured a hreurbgs enated. they are going to go up against president obama who one with the largest number of women voters ever recorded. it will be hard for them to switch from appealing the 12th man in the audience that has been rooting on this type of very combative, very callous, cold arguments he s making. bill: the polling shows that women have left barack obama s camp too which is causing some concern there at the white house. but to jemu s point m. k., does he need to be careful here? yeah i think he does for a general election. in south carolina about half the voters were made up of women last night. of it wasn t hugely outnumbered by men. that s why he should be careful. i don t want to necessarily say
now with that diagnosis. close to one in a hundred in several places, and three to four times boys than girls. a doctor at yale looked at a big autism study from 1993 and concluded that based on more strict guidelines that actually 75% of the kids that supposedly have this diagnosis may not really have it. i ll tell you why that is important, bill, because once a kid gets a diagnosis of autism or a asperger s where they can community but not socially and they have that stigma they may not be able to out grow it. kids are changing on a dime. what a kid was like yesterday they are not like tomorrow. i had that with my own kids. i can t even recognize them when they get older. bill: critics have argued the criteria for doe fining this is too vague in in what way. reporter: in medical diagnosis we say six out of 12. if you have six out of 12 you