. >> reporter: governor scott walker made an unforced error. asked if he has the experience to take on isis, he cited his battle with wisconsin teachers. >> if i can take on 100,000 protestors i can do the same across the world. >> nobody was beheading anybody in wisconsin. >> no but i said nobody else has that kind of experience, no one in the house, the senate, no other candidate. >> reporter: the candidates, still honing their message. the race, just getting started. david wright, abc news, national harbor, maryland. >>> just getting started is right. oversea, honing his own message british's prince williams closing out his visit to japan. delighted fans of all ages. abc's bob woodruff is in the region tonight. >> reporter: the prince's visit is packed with japanese tradition. >> from geishas to japan's most loved drama, meeting actors and trying on costumes like this samurai suit. >> how do i look? >> reporter: it was william sporting a helmet in a samurai suit. >> fantastic, i feel ready for action. >> reporter: and there was an emotional

wisconsin governor scott walker came in second with 21.4%. more than 3000 conservative activists voted in the poll. >>> just ahead on wusa 9 this weekend, a prominent russian opposition leader, gunned down, hours after speaking out. we'll have the latest. >> and it's never too soon to think about your own garden, as hundreds turn out for . >>> a 12-year-old girl from upper marlboro is missing tonight. prince george's county police want the public help in bringing her home. the girl was last seen around 7:45 friday morning on rosaryville road. she is 4' 8, weighs about 88 pounds. she has braided long hair and was last seen wearing pink flannel pajama pants with a tic tac toe design and pink slippers. police say she was not wearing her glasses. >>> tomorrow marks a year since alicia rudd disappeared. that 8-year-old girl was last seen in the company of a janitor at the dc general homeless shelter, where al icia's family lived. the janitor, khalil tatum, committed suicide after killing his own wife, according to police. there's been no sign of t

c-span: now you have had three sons, brian, scott and jay. >> guest: yes. c-span: how old are they, and where are they? >> guest: oh, they're pretty old now. they're all in their--the youngest is about to become 40. and the oldest and the middle son live in the phoenix area scott and brian. and our son, jay, the youngest lives in palo alto. he went to stanford. c-span: what kind of work do they do? >> guest: well, scott and brian are both in real estate-related ventures. and jay is in the dot-com world, still hanging on. c-span: now da, your father, and mo, your mother, were here when you were sworn in to this court. >> guest: they were in the court on the day i was sworn in, in september of 1981. c-span: did they understand it? did they know what you were about to do? >> guest: oh, of course they did. c-span: and what did they think about it? >> guest: well, they were thrilled, as parents, of course, would be. and what it meant for them was that the minute it was announced that i was nominated, everyone they had ever known contacted them to tell them how e

scott walk ker finished a strong second there in the cpac poll, just four points behind paul. another significant winter storm is moving across the country. dallas area was hit hard with nearly a thousand flights canceled so far. now back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. so far we've seen a few different kinds of occupational hazards. but certainly one of the most dangerous jobs is that of a police officer. cops never know what to expect when they arrive on a scene, and you're about to see two officers who learned that the hard way. a wild animal's on the loose, terrorizing a neighborhood. >> he opens it up and starts doing this. >> and becoming an occupational hazard for one unfortunate cop. >> i'm just thinking how long's this going to go on? >> october 2010. suko the chimp, or sue as she's called, escapes from her owner and is making all kinds of trouble around a kansas city neighborhood. >> he opens up the door and he's staring. like he's a smart monkey, starts smile ag, laughing, pointing at us, ha ha. >> the chimpanzee c

>> on the subject of isis scott walker potential opponent of yours, said something interesting at cpac this week. i want to roll the tape. i think you'll at least be able to listen to it. play it. >> i want a commander in chief who will do everything in their power to ensure that the threat from rad islamic terrorists do not wash up on america's soil. we will have someone who leads and ultimately send a message not only that we will protect american soil but do not take this upon freedom-loving people anywhere else in the world. we need a lead we are that kind of confidence. if i could take on 100,000 protesters i could do the same across the world. >> would you agree that was a blunder on his part to make a comparison between isis and union protesters in wisconsin? >> i don't think it was an appropriate comparison. i think he was trying to demonstrate that he has fight and clearly he has a lot of that. but isis is a unique threat in the world. we need to treat it as a unique threat in the world. we should not underestimate in any way their willingness to use whatever barbarous means a

robert k scott, for example demanded a brigade. he became the state commissioner of the freedmen's bureau in south carolina after the war. he was elected governor in 1868 and served in that position until 1872. as we have heard, the figure who at the end headed the confederate defense of columbia was hometown military hero wade hampton, whose family had a number of houses burned on this day 150 years ago. he of course winds up leading the resistance to reconstruction as the redeemer governor. but tidy as that story is, my major point is that the resistance to buy racial democracy in columbia -- t o biracial democracy in columbia is different than in the country of south carolina. -- the upcountry of south carolina. violence prompted the u.s. army to fight the ku klux klan. the arrests were almost all in york and spartanburg counties. the trials, however, were held in columbia, which underscored the contrast between the relatively peaceful capital -- the completely peaceful capital -- and the bloodsoaked resistance elsewhere in the

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for "teen kids news," i'm scott. >> want to volunteer a guess at the nickname for tennessee? here's a hint. i've already given you the answer. plans tonight kevin? yep, going to ryan's house for a party. i guess that's ok. just be home by ten. what, it's friday night. the curfew you have imposed is an egregious infringement upon my social well-being and freedom. speaking of freedom - it is preposterous to suggest that i must have my homework done before playing video games. i also dispute your contention that i keep my room clean, and the vile task of taking out the garbage is beneath me. i know my rights, and you can't tell me what to do. ryan's party- here i come. thank you kevin. mom, dad, you have thirty seconds for a response. does ery conversation with your teen turn into a debate? call the boys town national hotline at 800-448-3000, or visit parenting.org. trained counselors are on call 24-7 to help with parenting problems - big or small. don't wait for your next debate. ♪ in 1988, our dear friend paul newman had a vision. a place where kids with serious illnesses co

wisconsin governor scott walker came in second with 21%. just confirmed, it's been a record-breaking month for city of denver which has gotten 22.4 inches of snow, the snowiest february on record. now back to "caught on camera" >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. it's not unusual for a suspect to flee from police, but it's not always a well thought out plan. you're about to meet two suspects who make downright foolish attempts to escape from authorities, and another guy who goes to extremes to turn himself in. a suspect leaps to escape police custody. not so unusual until you realize he is leaping out of a moving police cruiser, and it's all caught on camera. january 22, 2011, sandy city, utah. police officer gavin white is transporting 20-year-old nicholas duffy to the salt lake county jail. earlier that day, duffy is arrested by another police department on investigation of burglary charges. he is admitted to a local hospital after being tasered, and also for possible intoxication. he escapes and is eventually dis

scott walker, 21%. ted cruz, 12%. ben carson 11%. and rounding out the top five governor jeb bush with 8%. >> what's interesting, we have some other numbers beyond that in last place at number ten. governor chris christie 2.8%. that could raise questions there. carly fiore. we have a lot more as the numbers roll in through the rest of the afternoon. >> we're back in about 35, 34 minutes and we're going to have more at the top of the hour at 6:00 o'clock eastern time here on the fox news channel. for now, we'll have analysis of all this, the winners and the ones who didn't win. >> have a lot about the potential iranian nuclear program. a special report in the next hour. politics, international affairs, and the assassination in moscow. >> why i think prime minister netanyahu's visit is going to be really important. he's going to be able to tell wil the truth on this. and the american people, i believe, are going to reject what president obama's trying to do in iran. >> i'm running out of time. i've got to wrap up in a minute. i've aske

what was interesting, number two, scott walker. he had a very strong performance here a few years ago. he took number two. and he was at 7% last year. this year he had 21% of the straw poll. he lost to rand paul who had 25%. there you go. they just announced rand paul the winner. you can hear the excitement behind me poppy. people are very excited in the background here. >> i think, chris, it's really interesting we've seen this momentum behind scott walker recently. but when you look at the reality of how this plays out in predicting the next president, what's the history there? >> reporter: well it doesn't always have a history of predicting the next president. the poll is very good as a snapshot for where this particular conservative group is right now. this is a very conservative face very libertarian. you start to see who has momentum going into the election season. certainly scott walker has that momentum. he is up in the polls in iowa. and he's coming out of this looking very strong. rand paul held on. he needed to make sure

how about scott walker? what type of showing could we expect from walker? the more conservative versus the standard bearer mainstream-, establishment[( [ republicans? >> scott walker certainly set the place on fire during his appearance at cpac. it's a safe beat beth he's going to do -- bet he's going to do pretty well. i was talking to a person associated with one of the candidates in the straw policy that rand paul would probably be first, scottrióuju second, and ben carson third. we talk abouth nthis idea that ron paul won the cpac straw poll one year and what does that really mean in terms of his viability as a candidate? i think this year might be different. 'cause ted cruz when he was speaking last night, was urging these very, very deep donors, and among them, the people who ranw7zññ some of the biggest corporations in the world, he's make the case, don't elect or don't nominate anothert0# squishy moderate as has happened in the past. nominate a conservative because every time republicans nominate a conservative, they win elections as opposed to l

wisconsin governor scott walker at 21% and then it drops off a bit. ted cruz at 11%. dr. ben carson at 11%. former governor bush at 8% of the vote. former senator rick santorum at 4%. marco rubio at 3%. also at 3%, donald trump and carly fiorina. governor christie at 2%. there were other votes on the ballot coming in at about 1% was former texas governor rick perry. others under the 1% level work bobby jindal, sarah palin, mike huckabee. we would like to get your thoughts on what you have seen from the cpac conference and your response for rand paul winning the straw poll. the numbers are on your screen. as always, you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter as well. we will go right to the calls. we have one lined up for roger who was on the democratic line from palm beach, florida. what do you think? caller: i watched the whole convention. you guys did such good coverage of it. i would have liked to been there. i like to hear both sides of the issue even though i am a democrat. i like rand paul. being from florida, i was rooting for jeb bush myself. i think do

places like iowa now, and he's up in the polls there, and so i think we're going to be looking for scott walker how well does he do? can he overtake rand paul? it's not going to give us a sense of who wins the nomination but it's a really nice litmus test for where we are as a snapshot right now coming out of one of the first and biggest events where these candidates really got to test drive their message and see how it plays with a very conservative libertarian base. >> those results come in the next hour is that right? >> reporter: yeah we're going to have those within 4:30 or 5:00. looking 589 inging at those results coming in. stay tuned because we'll be back here with the results to tell you how did people do. >> we'll come to you live for that. enjoy cpac thank you for joining me. >>> up next incredible development in the fight against isis. the terrorist group releasing hostages. you do not hear that often, not because the coalition forced them to but because their courts isis's own courts ordered them to they followed a court order. what? we'll discuss, next. national gives me th

as it turns out, they get caught in the police surge and alex falls to the ground with scott immediately rushing to her side. >> i was trying to calm her down. it was pretty scary for her. it seemed like the best thing to do. jones and thomas are stunned by the attention they receive from the photo as they explain in an interview with the "today" show. >> it was kind of amazing. there was someone there to take a photo and capture that. ly always know the feelings and emotions from that but there's an photograph that so clearly shows it, it is pretty incredible. >> i guess it was such a good shot people couldn't believe that was what happened. it was the perfect lighting, perfect focus. >> rich is also amazed at how his single snapshot has been called the most compelling sports image of the year. >> it was quite interesting to see a picture i took is that popular. to have one photo going everywhere to all corners of the market, it was quite surreal. >> rich's photo will no doubt live on as a special moment captured in time. however, it's part of a moment most vancouverites would rather fo

the cluck forb for growth is hosting mike pence wisconsin governor scott walker and louisiana governor bobby jandindal scheduled to give a keynote address in 15 minutes from now. national correspondent john roberts joins us live from the event at the breakers in palm beach, florida, i love that hotel. >> reporter: it's very nice, but it's pouring outside julie, so you don't want to be here right now. indiana governor mike pence who is a favorite of the club for growth and has been for a long time told a room full of big-money donors this could be the first election since 1980 to turn on foreign policy. pence who was considered to be a dark horse candidate for 2016 wants to dramatically increase spending on defense insisting that america needs to restore its position of power in the world. and in an exclusive interview pence who traveled to israel back in december told me that he's disappointed with president obama's approach to israel has been for years, as well as president obama's attempts to undercut israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's address to congress next week. >> you k

scott walker did reasonably well but i agree with ron. i think, you know jeb bush deserves a t-shirt that reads "i survived cpac." clearly, they were not willing to listen to his positions on immigration, common core and there's some resistance to the idea naturally of no, ma'amminating a third bush in the third president, but on the whole, he got through it and showed good humor doing it walker played well with the audience and marco marco rubio played well, and some minor candidates auditioning to be the anti-hillary clinton spokesperson of the republican party. >> does she stand a good chance of that? do voters feel fatigue seeing a familiar face one more time running again. like they cancel them out, menning the american you know voting public cancels them out even though the person with the experience in running feels like you know i learned something from the last campaign and i want to try it again, larry? >> uh-huh. well if you are talking about -- >> yes, i am. >> she's trying for a cabinet post or something like that look jeb bu

together with my husband stanley scott, i am in enthusiast for george washington of many varieties, including portraiture. we have collected all of our adult lives as were several members of our families, before us, and they acquired a number of survey drawings, medallions coins, rare books, and metals, as well as documents on the subject of george washington and his time. we have been active supporters of mount vernon for several decades and members of connoisseurs society. this lively group is dedicated to supporting the acquisition, preservation, and conservation of mount vernon's remarkable collections. it is very encouraging for us to see you all here at this crowded seminar because it indicates an interest in coming closer to the iconic presence of our first american president and his character charisma and abilities. we met wendy wick reaves, our speaker, in the early 1970's and we were impressed then. with her comfort and obvious affection for her specialty, american graphic arts. it is a pleasure to tell you a little bit about her. she is a leading authority in her field and the seni

next we hear from scott walker. it is about 20 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome governor -- >> good evening. thanks. hi guys. well, thank you. as a kid, i grew up loving history. i loved reading about our founders, they were like superheroes. bigger than life. but being the son of a small-town preacher and a mom who was a part-time secretary, our family did not have the money to go to some of the historic sites like we have here in the nation's capital. years ago, a few years after i was governor, we have a chance had the chance to go to philadelphia. we jumped at it. we got up early in the morning and went past the liberty bell and to independence hall. and as someone who loved our founders, i was ready to be blown away. we walked in there early that day and looked at it. if you have been the, you know the room itself is not much bigger than this stage. as we look at the chairs, they are not that much different from the ones you're in now except they were a little bit older than these. it made me th

. >> apologizes scott sanchez want to stay i stated earlier the appellant has two appointed plans there is an inconsistency in the planned on the belief are not the approved plans they're essentially the approved plans the subtle differences first the approved planned the site plan is consistent with the plan it didn't show the changes or reduction only the original proposal xepd to the rear but the other 40 plans shows the change the second discretion there's an on railing for the rear deck alongside both property links on the plans submitted that i i did permit holder that is gone to a solid wall it's my understanding from the project sponsor that they intend to make that roof obey some means have that be an open railing along the side for the rear deck for the site plan can be addressed through the addendum and the floor planned are correct but explicit reflect the editions to the process i hope that wasn't confusing that is almost 8 o'clock at night. >> is the fire rated wall. >> fire rated roof that's an alternative to the fire rated wall it could be glass that's fire rated. >> oka

. >> good evening scott sanchez planning staff i think some of the history of the project has been acted this is an rh2 with the zoning district the parcel maps have been revised because of the shape and size and configuration also topographic it is a angle lot up and above or higher than the appellants protein as well as towards the rear this property plays into it the previous variance that authorized a larger envelope than what we have before you today that was never pursued a building permit that was received to start construction so that has expired and within the project was resubmitted we have a different process for reviewing the residential guidelines with the grade level consistent and we have concerns about the variants one of the things i'll note the planned that reflected the commission and my decision son the variants i don't think that which is put on this screen by the appellant it can be found in exhibit d of the permit holders brief so make sure the changes from the previous plan to the neighborhood notification we have a group form and short depth been unfortunately a

you talk about the record of you and scott walker. the fancy political consultants and media types govern this today. they think this is jeb bush's race to lose. >> the elites in washington if they make decisions about who the president will be, he will be the front runner. if the people want someone who looks them in the eye connects with them and is one of them, i will do ok if i run. [applause] >> you get the sense in the country -- one of the tweets that came in -- one of the points was, we seem like we can't get ahead. we work and work and work two jobs yet we can't save money for a rainy day. politicians are always fighting with each other about things that don't matter to us. more people seem to tuenne out politics than ever before. the credibility of both parties is in the toilet. they don't believe you when you say one thing because you say something different to do months later. -- two months later. how do you break the distrust? >> i wake up every morning with a democratic legislature. i wake up every morning knowing him go

>> reporter: scott walker had a very good cpac. he's doing well in the polls and can unite the activist base here and the establishment republicans. they were thrilled with him. he had a great speech despite that line where he compared unions to isis. republicans here loved it. rand paul also had a very good cpac cpac. he's very popular here. >> rand paul's won that straw poll, conducted later on this evening. who do you think had the toughest time there? >> reporter: i think jeb bush is definitely struggling a little bit with these kinds of voters. despite raising huge amounts of money and really locking down a lot of the establishment republican support, cpac voters weren't very happy with him. he gave a good speech but it was overshadowed by a lot of negativity coming both from the stage and from attendees. a lot of people i talked to compare him to hillary clinton, said he was two sides of the same coin. so he struggled here. also chris christie the new jersey governor, he's been fading quickly from the chatter of 2016. he need

right inside the room with indiana governor michael pens scott walker scott walker touted his record in wisconsin to these deep pocketed members of this elite club, citing the battles that he has faced there and how he would take that ideology and how he would take that sort of fortitude forward if he were to run for president. walker is under fire this week for saying at c pac that he's equipped to take on isis if it he becomes president because he took on union protesters in wisconsin. former tk governor rick perry whacked him hard for that in an interview here. walker told me he wasn't equating unions with isis he was talking about the importance of leadership. >> some people ms. took that, i don't think the people in the hall did, but others did as i was comparing the unions to isis. no way no how. i have been tested under fire. i have had incredible circumstances to deal with and i persevered with each of those keeping the promises i made to the hard working people of my state. if given the chance if if i chose to run i would make that same case to the american people. >> report

i want to read a quote from david scott from georgia. he said, "we are, in effect, at war." >> yeah. >> at war over the $165 million of bonuses they were trying to get back. >> why weren't they at war at the $100 million that was spent between four firms to watch the people of aig work, to see if they are doing the right thing. so whatever it is the congressman said, we spent $100 million watching people that you paid $165 million to over the work that they did that they earned. so you tell me, maybe i'm nuts. maybe i'm the crazy one. >> crazy, or at least crazy enough to threaten to quit the job he just started if the bonuses were not awarded. you threatened to quit, didn't you? >> what i said was that i would announce my retirement in april of 2010. so i didn't quit. i said that i'm going to say that we are stabilized and it is time for me to move on, because if i cannot commit to a compensation program that makes sense -- remember, people were asking me to pay in aig stock. and people of the administration and the government didn't th

they also knew that winfield scott who was the ranking general in the u.s. army fought lee was the best soldier he had ever seen in the field and robbery et looked like a fine soldier. he stood just under 6 feet tall had powerful broad shoulders, had barrel chest, had perfect posture, everyone who's saw him saw some version of the same thing that man looks every inch the soldier. in 1861 and emissary for abraham lincoln asked robert e. lee, right across from arlington to the city of washington. net emissary's name was frances blair and he has an extraordinary offer, he said will you lead and the union army to crush secession? remember the story, blair tried in every way to convince robert e. lee to say yes. he said the country looks to you, quote, as a representative of the washington family to save the union george washington forged and that is not an exaggeration because the son of george washington -- son in lot of george washington's adopted child. so now only one word separated robert e. lee from the pinnacle of his profession, from command of what woul

from republican run, scott run, unions are running with scott walker took on the state. now he is about to protect the private sector where workers are being forced to join a union and pay union dues. he says no matter where you live you should hear about this fight. >> particularly if you live in a state that isn't right to work. it means you are not forced to pay union dues. that's where the jobs are going. in the last decade, that's where economic growth was income growth was, that is where payroll growth was. this does matter to you because if you are being forced to pay union dues and you don't want to belong to a union, that is totally unfair. >> it seems the demonstrators, there are people banging drums. anyone banging a drum has nothing to say. we want people to work and not be dragooned into paying union dues. we love union and being a member of the screen actors guild. >> the drum banging union head is on line one. >> i'm pro-union. >> they choose all moral high ground when they force people to join their cause or bang drums. that's worse. that's just annoying.

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