ama: arizona police are still searching for a little girl who disappeared from her tucson home more than three weeks ago and tonight a bay area recording studio is lending a hand. we re live in oakland with the details. reporter: police say they scaled back the search for isabelle seles they believe was abducted. music s friends and friends of friends from tucson here to oakland have get toen together to raise money to fine her in the building behind me, the finishing touches are being put on a song they hope will help. this is a youtube video put together by several arizona musicians and artists. the video was made in an effort to find this girl. she has been missing since april 20th. her parents say they found a window to her bedroom ohm and a screen pushed aside when they went to check on her. music producers here have made a professional mix of the music in order to cut a c.d. that will be sold to raise funds to find isabelle. they have donated the mix and stu
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medicaid also in danger. stuart varney of the fox business network crunching the numbers. what is the news, stuart? 2033 is when social security runs out of money. the future is getting closer and closer, bill. 2024 medicare runs out of money. 2016, the social security disability fund runs out of money. we re paying for all of this now because medicare and social security are paying out a lot more than they re taking in. in fact over the last 10 years, one quarter of ail our accumulated debt is because of the overruns, the overpaying out more than we re taking in on those two programs. you could ask why and i give you the following three reasons. bill: yeah, please. number one, there has been an explosion in disability claims. 3 million extra people claiming disability in the last three years. bill: why would that be? the theory is that a lot of people are claiming disability because they are long-term unemployed, not necessarily because they are disabled, but because i
in second place with 260. newt gingrich in third with 137. ron paul trailing with 75. so what does mitt romney need to do to shore up the base and perhaps seal the deal? with us now, former senior advisor and deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush, karl rove. he is also at fox news contributor. so is this mitt romney s day? could be. there are 209 delegates up tonight. my suspicion he takes virtually everyone of them. the only interesting state on its own is going to be delaware where newt gingrich is basically camped out in the state and has said he is likely to reconsider his situation if he loses the state. but romney is likely to go from nearly 700 delegates to perhaps close to or above 900 delegates as of tonight. jon: bill kristol, the editor of the weekly standard and not normally at least not to this point a mitt romney fan has said that romney essentially needs to be presidential. that over the next six months, to convince some number of swing voters h
row island, pennsylvania delaware. mitt romney expected to make a clean sweep on the republican side. taking a look at the latest delegate count, romney is far out in front with 698. he is closing in on 1144 delegates needed to clinch the nomination. although he suspended his campaign, rick santorum is in second place with 260. newt gingrich in third with 137. ron paul trailing with 75. so what does mitt romney need to do to shore up the base and perhaps seal the deal? with us now, former senior advisor and deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush, karl rove. he is also at fox news contributor. so is this mitt romney s day? could be. there are 209 delegates up tonight. my suspicion he takes virtually everyone of them. the only interesting state on its own is going to be delaware where newt gingrich is basically camped out in the state and has said he is likely to reconsider his situation if he loses the state. but romney is likely to go from nearly 700 delegates to