putin has no fear. he saw how obama handled syria and the red line and is incredibly empowered. this shows a lack of foresight in the obama foreign policy that has, unfortunately, been more of the rule. you look at how the ambassador to the ukraine are talking about power sharing arrangements. it gets leaked on youtube. and we re but there s no plan for what happens next. so this happens and you think putin isn t going to respond. like, what is our response? i guess what i wonder and i think back to 2008 and the situation in georgia and george w. bush was president, the united states was outraged at this incursion, ultimate ly it wasn t something the united states was willing to put any troops on the ground to stop and ultimately putin just sort of got his way and life went on. i wonder is there more that the united states can do here? not in terms of military response. even in the time of george w. bush when we had a much larger defense budget, we couldn t do
shooting. that was an excerpt from the unbelievable 911 call from inside mcnair discovery learning academy on tuesday. the woman you heard on that call was the school s bookkeeper antoinette tuff who stayed on the for enwith police for nearly 25 minutes while trying to talk down suspected gunman michael brandon hill, a troubled 20 years old man who had entered the school moments earlier wielding an ak-47 assault-style weapon and what police say was nearly 500 rounds of ammunition. after he exchanged gunfire with police, he was able to ultimate ly convince him to lay down his just sit right there. i m going to butt them in so you know when they re coming. just stay there calm. i m going to sit here to see that you re trying not to harm me, okay? okay. okay.
wanted to be firemen and baseball players just like so many little boys. to my parents, and grand parents, i wanted to be a trashman, because i liked driving on the i thought it would be fun to drive on that truck. reporter: instead, ryan connors of providence, rhode island became a priest, ordained last june. i did not think about the priesthood a great deal deal growing up, but not until high skochool and college. reporter: until this student got the calling, he didn t know what it was. you didn t know what we seminary was? yes, ultimate ly, it is a calling. you look back at it and the beautiful thing about being in the seminary and being a seminarian is that when you hand yourself over to the lord where he can take you, and i guess for each and every one of us, we never would have thought that we d be sitting here today. reporter: chris syler thought he would be get marry and have children, and he had a girlfriend in st. louis.
captions by vitac www.vitac.com good evening, everyone. outfront tonight, a burning question for mitt romney. today, he got an endorsement from donald trump. he was all smiles, but another day has gone by without an answer to a crucial question. does mitt think we should pay more taxes? here are his returns. sorry, this is unwieldy. for 2009 and estimated for 2010 and 11. it turns out that 30% of mitt romney s income, $12.9 million comes from one very specific thing. in these tax years, 2010 and 2011. it s calling the carry. here s how it works. partners in private equity and hedge funds invest money for their clintss and clients and get a significant cut of the profits they make. this cut is taxed at 15%. not 35% like regular income. now, money people think it is right to reward people for investing money, for taking risks with a lower tax rate. they argue this encourages people to create jobs. but almost no one says it is right to award the guy what invests other p
early friday from a manhattan hospital, the same place where he underwent a quadruple bypass in 2004. i felt it was a repair job. the rest of my heart was exactly as it was five years ago, the arteries and everything was clear. i actually am doing very well. i feel very blessed. i was fortunate i had a feeling about it. we will get in sigsight from former doctor about his recovery and prognosis. an emotional patrick kennedy now opening up about his decision to retire from congress as democrat party heavies in rhode island start a mad scramble to get the seat. he said his decision feels like a load off his shoulders. i feel like i ve been so blessed to have had the 15 years i had with my dad serving in congress and especially the last two years, to have gotten as close as i did with him. and to know that ultimate ly, is