now, we got an update from the sheriff here who did say it is incredibly dangerous this that burn zone because of the winds. here s the sheriff. be. we re talking about a very hot area, and some, in some cases we re talking two-story homes that have been affected by the fire, they have collapsed down in, and there s multiple billion layers of burn bl multiple layers of burnable material. and as we start to inspect, it starts blaring up again. reporter: now, some of the host powerful fire fighting resources you can find in this country have been brought into colorado to battle this fire. there is a dc-10 that has been brought in. now, this is an aircraft that can carly 11,600 gallons of slurry. c-130s are also in play here as well. however, it is no match so far for the winds, the high, powerful winds that we ve seen 40-50 mile-per-hour winds that
we go there tonight. let s go outfront. good evening. tonight, the super rich surtax. okay, i keep stumbling on that one. but president obama today went on the road to press a theme from his state of the union address telling millionaires they need to pay up. if you make more than a million dollars a year you should pay a tax rate of at least 30%. all right, the president s proposal would affect about 240,000 tax filers across the country. an expert tells us it would effectively raise the top margin rate about 44% for millionaires. now, that s the highest it s been since the middle of this guy s administration when he was cutting taxes. now, putting aside the debate over whether it s fair, here s the math. taxing this dplup would bring in $41 billion in revenue a year. that adds up to about 380 billion over ten years. thanks to david logan for running the numbers for us. that sounds like a lot of money, right? but here is an interesting thing. compare it to our debt a
race less than a week until the florida primary and it s a virtual dead heat between mitt and newt. absentee voters may make the difference. a navy s.e.a.l. rescuing american from pirates. it s real life. it s real life. we go there tonight. captions by vitac www.vitac.com good evening. tonight, the super rich surtax. okay, i keep stumbling on that one. but president obama today went on the road to press a theme from his state of the union address telling millionaires they need to pay up. if you make more than a million dollars a year you should pay a tax rate of at least 30%. all right, the president s proposal would affect about 240,000 tax filers across the country. an expert tells us it would effectively raise the top margin rate about 44% for millionaires. now, that s the highest it s been since the middle of this guy s administration when he was cutting taxes. now, putting aside the debate over whether it s fair, here s the math. tacking this group would bring
and navy s.e.a.l.s rescuing americans from somali pirates. it s real life. we go there tonight. let s go outfront. good evening. tonight, the super rich surtax. okay, i keep stumbling on that one. but president obama today went on the road to press a theme from his state of the union address telling millionaires they need to pay up. if you make more than a million dollars a year you should pay a tax rate of at least 30%. all right, the president s proposal would affect about 240,000 tax filers across the country. an expert tells us it would effectively raise the top margin rate about 44% for millionaires. now, that s the highest it s been since the middle of this guy s administration when he was cutting taxes. now, putting aside the debate over whether it s fair, here s the math. taxing this dplup would bring in $41 billion in revenue a year. that adds up to about 380 billion over ten years. thanks to david logan for running the numbers for us. that sounds like a lot
countries, they don t have established political parties with people working together for a long time. the point i think for america isn t to elect the best individual president. it s to elect a group of people who you believe in. can your process do that? absolutely. you ll see if you go to our website, it s all about the issues. this is about getting back to issues-based politics. not the far right or the far left, but, what are the crucial issues facing country? we re seeing this. people don t feel they re being served up stable, political solutions. so we re making a process that is completely framed around the issues. i m talking about institutions and people who stand for something. because the problem is, you have a lot of two parties we know are dysfunctional and not serving up solutions. they re in hock with the litmus test on both sides. exciting to me about this, i want to get karen in, with the question, look, she s just assess excited down in down