0 asteroid came out of the daytime sky. so it s against a bright sky lit by the sun. so that makes it very, very difficult to see. and also, the small size, that didn t help us either. hakeem, what are the chances of us seeing something like that, i mean in a lifetime? how rare is this? it s really small. if this were to happen in the daytime in the bright daylight in an over the ocean, which is most of the earth, no one would see it, of course, right? so a lot of the earth is uninhabited. so the fact that we saw it and the fact that it was captured on camera is amazing. derrick pitts and hakeem oluseyi, thank you so much for joining us tonight. i appreciate it. it s a pleasure, easy. and that s the ed show. i m ed schultz. the rachel maddow show starts right now. you know, rachel, the russians must have thought they were getting bombed or something. i mean, the videotape, and so many people that caught this is just absolutely amazing. it s really pictures we ve never see
0 matter who the republicans pick. but in part because of that, what has become the headline in this race so far is not necessarily the polling on the people, but the polling that is being done on this race on the issues. look at this. in massachusetts, look at this. they re polling on the favorability of who the guys are that are running, right? they re polling on the place holder guy who is holding the seat. they re polling interestingly still on scott brown, who decided not to brown. they re polling on the democratic party and the republican party writ large. but the one other thing they re polling on, they re also polling on the nra. yes. that is the one other thing worth polling favorables and unfavorables in a major election in america right now. because this is not just one of the first elections that is going to take place after this last presidential race. this is the election that is going to be taking place after sandy hook, after what happened in newtown. so you better poll
0 and he has been on the run. there has been a major manhunt in the southern california from the mountains of san bernardino county to the border of mexico now for six days without much progress. it seemed like the trail had gone cold until about 12:22 this afternoon pacific time. the san bernardino sheriff s office got a call about a car theft. it s not clear yet about whether it was a home a burglary or a car theft. anyway, they were told to be on the lookout, that a guy who looked like christopher dorner would be driving. they thought to be driving a white pickup truck. he was spotted by some california fish and wildlife warden. there was a brief exchange of gunfire. he fled into the forest. and then holed up in this cabin that we re now looking at that is being reduced to ashes right now. there was a gunfight with looking for this person. the vastness of los angeles territory, the media involvement, the media savvy of this person we re pursuing here, the police are, talking to ch
seat in the senate. mo cowan was chosen to fill it. he says he will not run in the special election, so both parties have to pick the candidates and fast. the deadline is roughly two weeks from now for any candidates in the special election to turn in 10,000 signatures to get their names on the massachusetts ballot. a long way to go and a short time to get there. on the democratic side, there are two guys in for a while now, steven lynch, conservative, and the more liberal democratic congressman, ed markey, on the republican side, senator scott brown, who just months ago lost his seat in the senate to democrat elizabeth warren, lost his seat, turns out he is not running, we know that because he
shoveled. while there was still a driving ban in effect for the whole state. but these hearty souls were out with the card table, in the snow, canvassing for the signatures. it takes more than two feet of snow to stop politics in massachusetts, there was a reason for that. when john kerry became secretary of state, he had to resign his seat in the senate. mo cowan was chosen to fill it. he says he will not run in the special election, so both parties have to pick the candidates and fast. the deadline is roughly two weeks from now for any candidates in the special election to turn in 10,000 signatures to get their names on the massachusetts ballot. a long way to go and a short time to get there. on the democratic side, there