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which gop candidates currently the most vulnerable, tammy? >> well, i think that what you're seeing -- this is a situation like robert in kansas, where you've got something on the ballot that's affecting them, the removal of the democrat, independent who is kind of center, center left doing a little bit better there. so that's even nate silver at 538 is saying that's probably the strangest, weakest dynamic. yet, there is a libertarian also on that ballot that could split that vote. ultimately people want not obama. and i think that's going to show up. i think roberts is going to be okay, but that's probably the wiggliest race we've got as conservatives. >> doug that, going to be enough? not obama? >> again, if you add north carolina where kay hagin moved ahead of tom tillis, you have again, another state the republicans really have to win. there has been some movement to the republicans, but it's not really yet a referendum on obama, even though his ratings are sinking. >> okay. i have to go. by the way, i usually end on the other person, but

tammy faye was two seconds from bursting into song at all times. he had a powder blue suit and heavy gold watch and kind of like carnal-like atmosphere in their own life and marriage. because of that they were magnetic, they were so fun to watch and it kind of had a who knows, let's throw open the doors spirit alley and see what god springs in. >> host: who does these, who do these ministers appeal to? >> guest: we know, there are very little good data. relationship of audience and televangelists in particular. there are meager resources to draw on. we know that those televangelists like jim and tammy faye bakker were attractive to silver set, elderly and home viewers. the megachurch phenomenon this is young, middle class phenomenon. everyone thinks this is the sad indigent poor reaching out the last penny to drop it in the coffer, but really this is the kind of thing that a aspirational middle class audience will see weekly in order to get practical resources how to think about their jobs and their marriages and their parenting as spiritual. >> ho

they had the kind of jim and tammy faye feel. they have matching sparkly suits and the kind of exciting attitude. >> what's the difference between the mega church and prosperity megachurch? are they preaching different gospels? >> megachurches have the reputation for being non-denominational optimistic, things would get better, media savvy. but for the most part megachurches usually numbers wise, many if not most belong to the nominations and they're typically smoke the most megachurches really are just barely getting that threshold, 2000, 2500. ross petty megachurches on the other hand, so i look for four things. i look for space, a sense that faith is not just hope or trust but it's a spiritual power that is released by believers t. it's that invisible thing that goes out into the universe and draws back blessings. so how do you know your faith is working? you look for health and wealth to those of the other two markers. a lot of pentecostal preachers that will preach health. the last is a victory that victory will put an eagle

they're part of the magic as tammy said they're the sculptures because it's their little inside talent that pulled this off for me. over 10 years ago when we said look we could utilize the skill set of our city flez employees they took their time and came back and said by the way, that pole you used to have next to the restaurants we need a sturdy pole that won't fall down when the winds get tough and honor this for a very long, long time. i was out here mohammed and naomi said can we get a little facelift before valentine's day so you see the product of what john lay would do the same with the heads it's perfection from a historians violative i like taking over this boulevard for the right reaps and for all our doggie diner thufkz how about a clap >> thank you, everyone for helping all of us revisit our history and appreciate our neighborhoods and art and appreciate icons and all the things it means to us and while we can't take ourself back to the 1960s if they're good things why don't we will make sure we continue good things for our city. thank you very much for sharing this moment

ellen ratner, tammy bruce, thanks. shannon: american plans against isis leaking to the media, to the public and to the terrorists. how the attempt to rescue murdered american journalist james foley could undercut u.s. forces against the extremists. >>> the fda gives a thumbs up to a new pill that could help dieters shed pounds. who will help and who it won't.  shannon: we'll take you live to the white house and look in on the 20th anniversary celebration for americorps. this you may remember was a program that president clinton started 20 years ago. plugs in volunteers at all kind of place, schools, non-profits, community service, giving them the chance to learn work skills and volunteer to help all different kinds of communities across the country. they're swearing in a new group that will embark on their service for americorps. we expect to hear from president obama and president clinton, the one who established and kicked off the program 20 years ago today. we'll check back in on that. if you want to watch this liv

but that was before, tammy, before the killings of two american journalists, before the announcement of extended u.s. military involvement. that was then. so could the foreign policy sort of hands off backfire either party in mid terms? >> i think this general sense that nobody wants to take a position is not going well with the american people. we elect representatives to take a stand, especially in these kinds of situations. i can tell you twitter is reporting now that a british hostage has been murdered by isis. that's true yet to be confirmed. >> we can't confirm that here on fox news, for the record. >> i know that. i know that's not confirmed. but in the sense of what americans are seeing and what the world is seeing, that there is an issue when it comes to the stability of the american politician base, whether it's not just the, who but congress as well and both parties. no one seems to be gelling with each other. you have contradictory statements in the obama administration, as well as in congress. so i think that's what the american people are responding to. it's not going o

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jon: tammy, what about that? he has gone forcefully after journalists like james rosen, and even the associated press. >> yeah. the current james ricen situation from "the new york times" they still pursue, james rosen, ap. when we talk about legacy, we have to weave in how the american people view this individual. his approval rating right now is at 15%. now john ashcroft, when he left, not exactly a guy who was embraced as a fabulous guy by america, left at 49%. janet reno after waco, ruby ridge and gonzalez travesty had a 45% approval rating. the american people, you may not like what a guy does or woman does or attorney general, but you could still respect them. eric holder for some reason was a 15% approval rating means that this cuts across politics, it cuts across parties, it cuts across race. nobody likes what he is doing. nobody appreciates it. and even in 2009, the very first thing he did, tried to do, was get the september 11th masterminds to go to trial in manhattan. that really set a tone i think for

tammy is back from lunch. don't turn on the ac, you mix that with cold air, we'll have a tropical storm on our hands. >> i took my wife to vegas with me and we had to go somewhere. she took me to the hoover dam. i had never been there before because it's a dam. and we're in vegas. why are we leaving the strip? i don't get that. but she was right, incredible structure, built on the colorado river. the state line of colorado and arizona goes right down the middle. if you laid out the concrete would build a two lane highway from new york to san francisco. and as i looked at i, i was in awe of the determination of the human spirit then i turned around and saw a guy behind me going i'm in nevada! i'm in arizona. i'm in nevada! i'm in arizona. >> we're going to take a break. be right back. chili special? i've got 3-alarm heartburn... rolaids gives you rapid relief of heartburn and neutralizes 44% more acid than tums. attaboy! rolaids, that's how you spell relief. >> welcome back. what doo you do on the road? >> just

>> what should tammy do? >> oh. >> wow. >> i -- i really have to wonder that this was not a known issue before the house was purchased. >> right. >> this is pretty bad. look at this. nobody should have to live like that. >> that's totally unfair. >> if i were here, first speak to her realtor. she may have case against the person that she purchased the home from if this was not disclosed. definitely i would go that route number one. secondly deal with this immediately because the longer she lives with it the neighbor will say you've been living here all this time and never happened. this is the first time. >> they just moved in recently. >> now we maybe know why the former owner moved out. approach the neighbor, take some video, say look, this is what's happening, we need to clarify this. hire an engineer together. if the problem is mine or if it's not yours, not being caused by your drain i will pay for the cost of the engineer. if this is something that's being caused by your drainage, you're going to pay fo

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. >> we met tammy dietz at the tennessee prison for women. but initially, it wasn't her crime that caught our attention. it was her disability. >> what is it like being deaf in prison? >> it's not fun. it's not. you know, you got a lot of bullies here. a lot of them make fun of me, you know, all the time. >> dietz has been deaf since birth. >> i know sign language, i read lips, and i've just been reading lips. >> but as a young woman, it wasn't her hearing that caused her life to unravel, it was a crack addiction. >> fighting, i couldn't find crack, if i couldn't find crack, i'd do heroin, you know. >> her addiction led to a life of prostitution and several arrests. she's currently serving three years not just for prostitution, but aggravated prostitution. >> tell me what aggravated prostitution means. >> what it means is that knowing that you have hiv and you're out there on the corner, walking, trying to get dates. >> dietz was first diagnosed with hiv in 1999. >> so from 1999 to when you were incarcerated, how many -- how many customers, h

and went -- tammy -- her manames tammy. tammy, will -- will -- and i started -- i started shaking. she said, all right. get up. i couldn't. i swear to you folks, i couldn't do it. >> jimmy: did you buy her a big ring? >> no. i didn't buy her anything. >> jimmy: you didn't? >> if i bought her a ring, that makes it more official. everything had to happen right now. if it happens right now, i'm good with it. if i had bought a ring, made an announcement, it wouldn't have happened. >> jimmy: did you have a big wedding? >> seven people. don watson and his wife, gail and his brother, dan. rockwood, the colonel in the army. and made dan protect the front door, in case anybody tried to sneak in and get pictures and the helicopter showed up. >> jimmy: none of the guys from the show? >> and my preacher came home from houston. and he got on the plane and went back. yeah. she walked out of the living room, out into the backyard. i was out there sweating like crazy. 15 minutes later, it was over, jack. >> jimmy: wow. >> two weeks, i was in shock. >> jimmy: what a lucky lady. >> yes, she is. >> j

what about it, tammy? there are accusations that the media, you know, putting still photos of the unfortunate journalists just before they were beheaded on the front pages, that the media are driving an attack on isil which maybe does not need to take a place? what do you think? >> well, look, i mean, that's news. what's happening in the world is news. americans should know about it. and what senator paul is doing is part of the problem that president barack obama's doing in that they are referring back to the past of a situation that was entirely unique and a dynamic that was different. this is now. this is a different situation. this is a dynamic that is created out of syria. the meltdown of the syrian dynamic, isis coming out of that, and this is what's so very strange, is the these to attach a political framework to the choices we make. at the same time, you know, the media in some ways is covering certainly some very basic news like the beheadings, but they're not covering the murder of a man out of n

around her neck and around her mouth. >> those girls used tammy's phone to make the 911 call that was just released. investigators say the girls were lucky to make it out alive. the suspects in utah have not been caught. >> very scary. >> alicia thank you. >>> a chicago church is giving tens of thousands of dollars to prish unders and asking them to consider paying it forward. >> the and non-denominational church received money in a real estate deal, instead of taking it all for themselves, they gave $500 each to their 300 church members. >> this money is given to all of you and all of you are asked to tive in the way the spirit is leading you. >> the church is deciding how to leading you. >> the church is deciding how to invest or donate i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about a

big news for illinois congresswoman tammy duckworth: she and her husband are expecting a baby girl in december. duckworkth says they've been trying to have a baby for some time. she is 46 and says she got pregnant with the help of in- vitro fertilization. she says, in spite of potential problems with the pregnancy, she and her husband are very excited about their new addition. >> i am an older mom so i in a high risk pregnancy with heart issues from my service in iraq. but we are just thrilled. >>duckworth still plans to run for a second term in office this fall. local politicians spent labor day looking for votes, with the election just two months away. governor quinn and his republican opponent bruce rauner shook plenty of hands on some parade routes. quinn wore a t-shirt to promote raising the state minimum wage. quinn wants to raise it from "eight dollars and 25-cents" an hour, to ten dollars an hour. >> trying to raise the minimum wage for thousands of people in illinois who work hard every day. nobody should have to work 40 hours a week and live in poverty. >> he doesn't have a

john, tammy and steve are absolutely right. it left gorbachev scrambling at the end. we've had seer turmoil in the middle east, oil goes down. turmoil in venezuela every time oil goes down. the reason why putin is in the ukraine is the big gas and oil reserves. >> good point. john, we should mention something, all this oil production increase, yes the dollar has something to do with it, but it's on private lands. we could increase oil production much more if they released the public land rights. those have gone down tremendously under president obama. federal drilling permits have gone down from 66,000 in 2008 to -- excuse me 6600 in 2008 to 3700 in 2013. so increase oil production and it's good for everybody? >> well, i'm all for that, but the reagan model is a lot simpler, a stronger dollar brings down the oil prices, it has little to do with pumping the oil. what that would do is a magnet for investment into the united states, it would boost our economy at the same time while bringing down commodities across the board, and it would hurt those countries, a lot of th

tammy, thanks very much. great event. the riders are about to take off, in just a little bit. we will give you one more update before they do we will be at the finish line for our next hit, at just about 6:30. we will see you then. right now we are live from cherry hill, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". back to you, todd. >>> flights come to a halt across the country, coming up next we are learning more about what happened inside an air traffic control center that kept airline passengers grounded for hours. >> reporter: facebook or twitter feel too public for your family's communications down load a more private social network. i'm kara suboy with recommendations in the the tech minute. >>> and george clooney is saying good bye to his bachelor life, coming up next where the hollywood celebrity and his soon to be bride were spot add head of their italian wedding. ♪ this is a woman hesitating on a life-changing decision. at university of phoenix, we know going back to school is a big decision. that's why we offer students new to college a risk-free period, so you ca

so congratulations to congresswoman tammy duckworth who is expecting her first child, a baby girl in december. she made the announcement on the today show yesterday. she will join the fellow amputees who have given birth. she is the first female iraq veteran to be elected to congress, and she says she has no plans to stop working. that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> joining us now, ellis, good morning. >> good morning, betty. i am thinking about the cabinet positions we want in the new york administration. >> that's frightening, especially for us to be in those. let's talk about minimum wage, the president is pushing to raise the minimum wage. and striking fast food workers will hold demonstrations in 150 cities on thursday. is this effort gaining traction and momentum? >> it does seem to be. it is good news for democrats in this election. if they're going to do anything and hold back the republican tide that you and i have been talking about, they have to rally working in middle class folks. one of the issues i think resonates is that idea of hard-working people who

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tourists cheered as they hopped into a water tammy done the canal. his bride amal had a thin band studded with die mopdz. >> looks like a scene from old james bond movie there. >> it does. >> much more to come on "action news" jeff skversky has sports including update on the eagles. >> what players had to say to fans i'm j-a-n-e and i have copd. i'm d-a-v-e and i have copd. i'm k-a-t-e and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way my volunteering. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hospital stay. breo is not for asthma. breo contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. breo won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. breo may increase your risk of pneumonia, thrush, osteoporosis, and some

. >> reporter: tammy gonzalez ran to evacuate children from a nearby school as flames barreled down on them. did you think you were going to make it out alive? >> at one point, no. >> reporter: with smoke choking this community of 3,000, it wasn't until today that the full scope of the damage became clear. the holy family catholic church is where corey rodriguez was baptized. >> it's like out of a movie, mm-hmm. especially a church where i used to come like every sunday, yeah. >> reporter: just across the street, the lumber mill, a major employer for the town, was fuel for the fire. >> like a firestorm. >> reporter: the bernstein family lost the home their children grew up in. >> a lot of this, you know, just the sentimental stuff is what can't be replaced. >> reporter: at 4,000 feet we can still see hot spots on the ground. this fire is still very active. it could change direction and attack homes at any moment. tonight california's fire season is in full swing. near sacramento, tense moments when a crew of 12 deployed their fire shelters as flames overran their position. >> we'll nee

the touchdown to jacob tammy and two-point conversion away from tying the game. >> great cheers for that. peyton manning gets the two-point conversion to take the game to overtime. but seattle keeps possession and makes for a 26-20 victory. after the game, seattle cornerback deshaun shed got down on one knee and proposed to his girlfriend jessica. yes, she said yes. >>> in the nfc east, eagles and redskins, late in the game, it looked like an interception, then you'll see lineman chris baker take a vicious shot at foles. fight breaks out. the teageagles pull it out and remain undefeated. >>> rob broearonis was killed i car crash in nashville. he was less a mile from his house when he lost control of his suv. police believe he was speeding. he is survived by his wife rachel bradshaw. she's the daughter of hall of fame quarterback terry bradshaw. >>> mississippi state ranked 14th reaching the top 25 for the first time in two seasons after breaking a long losing streak against lsu. florida state remains at the top after edging out clemson on saturday. >>> joey logano wins at new hampshire m

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if you have the opportunity to look at the two concepts it is just remarkable after seven years with tammy could describe and what genie could draw and you take ted kaczynski's official photograph and put it beside it, you see exactly the jaw line, the jutting chin that she described. that was a very unique thing and we did it in black-and-white. we didn't want people focusing on yellow hair because we were afraid he might be wearing a wig and so forth. what we found later is he was wearing a yellow wig and planting yellow hairs in bombs to throw us off track when he didn't have blonde hair. there were all kinds of interesting things throughout the case like that. >> you mention the manifesto and i want to get to that so give us a sense in the final years of the pressure you felt to catch this guy. i was reminded reading the book, 1993 was the oklahoma city bombing and first question, levels, was that the unabomber, talk a little bit about the pressure that you felt. >> one of the saddest things that happens is when you are all assembled and think you have a great plan and someone else get

congresswoman tammy duckworth is denying any involvement in the patient scheduling scandal at the veterans administration. duckworth's republican challenger, marine corps reserve colonel larry kaifesh, says he is concerned that duckworth was in the middle of the scandal... though he didn't accuse her of any direct actions that contributed to the v.a. backlog. from 2009 to 2011, duckworth was assistant secretary of veterans affairs. a new poll has republican bruce rauner taking a slim lead in the governor's race. "we ask america" has rauner leading goveror pat quinn 44 to 41-percent. the narrow spread is within the margin of error. quinn was on the campaign trail yesterday... attending a kickoff for renovating the cta dan ryan stop. he also picked up the endorsement of the illinois chapter of the sierra club. the conservation group says he understands that protecting the environment creates jobs in fields like renewable energy. challenger bruce rauner picked up an endorsement from prominent african-american ministers in chicago. calling itself "the economic empowerment forum," the pastors'

[ laughter ] finally, this last screen grab was sent in to us by tammy kelso in fairfield, pennsylvania. she was watching the news and they listed the top five amusement parks in the united states. >> steve: oh great. >> jimmy: yeah. let's see which one came in at number one. sex flags. [ laughter ] keep the kids at home for that one. that's all the time we have for "screen grabs," everyone. [ cheers and applause ] if you have a funny screen grab, email it to us at screengrabs@tonightshow.com and we might put it on the show. stick around, we'll be right back with barbara streisand! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody! we are so lucky to have the one and only barbra streisand on the show tonight. [ cheers ] it's exciting. she has a brand new album out right now. it's called "partners." it is fantastic. each song is a duet with a a different artist. now we wanted tonight to be all about barbra because when you're talking about a a barbra streisand album, that's really all you need, right? [ cheers and applause ] that's all

[ laughter ] finally, this last screen grab was sent in to us by tammy kelso in fairfield, pennsylvania. she was watching the news and they listed the top five amusement parks in the united states. >> steve: oh great. >> jimmy: yeah. let's see which one came in at number one. sex flags. [ laughter ] keep the kids at home for that one. that's all the time we have for "screen grabs," everyone. [ cheers and applause ] if you have a funny screen grab, email it to us at screengrabs@tonightshow.com and we might put it on the show. stick around, we'll be right back with barbara streisand! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ break the ice, with breath freshening cooling crystals. ice breakers. that's all i crave.e that's where this comes in. only nicorette gum has patented dual-coated technology for great taste. plus nicorette gum gives you intense craving relief. and that helps put my craving in its place. that's why i only choose nicorette. as a teacher i'm always or planning for the month. so, like the 5th of each month, ya know, i know like clockwork which day i get paid. every dollar we ha

tamny told us on -- tammy told us on the phone that the arrest stuns her. she also believes the charges will not stick. >> he has worked with my step dad doing tree work. we have always been out in the wilderness. we have gone camping numerous times. >> she told us her brother is a good person and they were extremely close when they grew up together in santa cruz. we asked about huntsman criminal history and she insists he put all of those problems behind him. >>> fire crews are close to fully containing the other wild fire. the wild fire in the city of weed is 85% contained. however, there was a flair up yesterday which raised the burn acreage to 479-acre. 150 homes and businesses have been damaged or destroyed with another 1,000 still in harms way. this map here shows the ten major wild fires burning in california. most of them are in northern and central part of the state. 6600 firefighters are working on these fires. >>> redwood city recycle her has agreed to pay a large fine for polluting the bay. had two large fines last year. this time the environmen

tammy criswell said the arrest stunned her, and the charges will not stick. she did not want her face shown during an interview she did with a news station in salinas. >> he worked with his step dad doing tree work. we have always been in the wilderness, went camping regularly. even if we had a campfire at the beach, he would watch, make sure everything was okay. >> reporter: she told us her brother was a good person and they were extremely close when they grew up together in santa cruz. we asked about his criminal history. she insists he had put all the troubles behind him and that the crimes do not reflect who he is today. >>> it is 8:09. fire crews are close to fully containing the other destructive fire in northern california. cal fire announced the bowls fire is 90% contained. there was a flare up yesterday which raised the burn area to 479 acres. 150 homes and businesses, most in the city of weed have been damaged or destroyed, but another thousand still in harms way. we have created this map showing the ten major wildfires currently in california. as y

let's bring in the democratic congresswoman, tammy duckworth, iraq war veteran and sits on the house armed services committee. thanks for coming in. >> it's good to be here this morning. >> thank you very much. you voted against to arm and train syrian rebels but also come at this, to this from a unique perspective. you're a veteran. you have seen combat. why could you not support the president on this measure? >> i can't trust the syrian rebels, kate. we don't know who they are. i'm not comfortable with the vetting process and i don't know how long this commitment is. the vote on wednesday was really just for a 12-week bill that would allow us to fund them for 12 weeks. this commitment is far longer term and deserved more of a debate than this short term debate that we had. >> when is that debate going to happen? i've heard many other members of congress, democrats and republicans, saying the same thing, that they are not necessarily comfortable with what they know about the process of vetting the rebels, that they can trust, that they are moderate opposition. i even heard congressm

you can see him there in handicuffs, joes self accused of killing 46 year old tammy joe blanton. police say they found him at the scene of a crime caring a knife. esiason's now being head without bond. trial date set for february. ohio school bus driver dies after in the moving bus to save a child. student and drivers will participating in evacuation drills when the this accident happened yesterday. ten year old girl was getting out of the back of the bus, when it began to roll. that's when witnesses say, the driver pushed the girl out of the way, and then the bus rolled over her, an investigation underway to determine what cause that bus to rollback ward in the first place. >>> 5:18. the minnesota vikings have placed star running back, adrian peterson, on the exempt list. a move that will require him to stay away from the team while he addresses those child abuse charges. the vikings made the announcement early this morning after initially deciding peterson could play with the team while the legal process played out. peterson of course charged with a felony for using a wooden sw

tammy told us on the phone the arrest stunned her. chris did not want her face shown during an interview with the station in salinas. >> he has worked with the step dad doing tree work. we have always been out in the wilderness. we have went camping regularly. even if we would have a bonfire. >> reporter: chriswell told us her brother is a good person and they were extremely close. we asked her about huntsman criminal history she insisted that he put all of those crimes behind him. >>> fire crews are close to containing that destructive fire until northern california. the wild fire in the city of weed is 85% contained. however, there was a flair up yesterday which raised the burn area to 479 acres. 150 homes and businesses have been damaged or completely destroyed. with another 1,000 still in harms way. we have created this map showing the ten major wild fires burning in california. most of them are in the northern and central part of the state. 6600 firefighters are working on these fires. >> san jose fire station is making repairs a

now congresswoman tammy duckworth, who sits on the oversight committee with me, will address the pentagon alleged failing to deploy f-16s. >> thank you, mr. cummings. and thank you, congressman smith. i also get to sit on the armed services committee as well so i have gone through many of these questions multiple times in both committees. we should not be spending the time that we have on this committee reviewing questions that have already been answered in numerous investigations and  the same questions asked and answered in both committees over the past year and a half that i have been here in congress. if we want to make sure that no american diplomat, no american is ever put in the same kind of jeopardy again we need to move beyond the questions that have already been answered. an important example of the ongoing criticism that has already been addressed is that the pentagon failed to deployf-16s to support our diplomats and service members in benghazi. it's clear from the reports that have been compiled by the house armed services economy, the independent accountability review board

listen to congresswoman tammy duckworth tick off the most important issues. and remember, she's an iraq war veteran. she is talking to kate bolduan on cnn's "new day." >> i can't trust the syrian rebels, kate. the i'm not comfortable with the vetting process and i don't know how long this commitment is. the vote on wednesday was really just for a 12-week bill that would allow us to fund them $500 million for 12 weeks. and i feel like this commitment is far longer term and deserved more of a debate than the initial short-term debate we had. >> joining us is senator bob casey who supports air strikes on isis in syria. a fellow pennsylvanian. i appreciate the ribbon you're wearing in honor of the trooper we lost this week. >> michael, thank you very much. we just hope they find his killer. >> do you believe that the president has sufficient congressional authority, given the way you voted this past week and the way the house voted to execute the four-point plan he articulated to the nation a week ago wednesday? >> yes, i do. michael, i think he does. look, it re

the old tammy wynette stand by your man thing. i went through that in atlanta, georgia during the michael vick situation with the dog fighting thing. if you were a person who dared say anything about michael vick through that process the majority of the atlanta falcons fans here will look at you as lower than scum not the guy who was strangling dogs, electrocuting dogs, beating zogs, killing dogs but you and it's all because these people just want guys who can help them play. the sound clip you played, he helped us win a super bowl as long as ray rice is one of the most productive running backs and is able to play that's all the fans care about. it's sad but true. >> and terry o'neil isn't that a sad state of affairs for women in this country to hear sound like that? i was really stunned that they would equalize that out because this guy played football for their team in the nfl. your thoughts? >> you know, i think two things. first of all there, is an awful lot of absence of information about the dynamics of domestic violence. an

carmichael, kwame ture felt even if you didn't follow this way but tammy became a revolutionary pan africanism he needed to organize. groups like the naacp are extraordinarily important. they are advocates for racial justice and advocates for economic justice and more importantly they are advocates for black equality. i think the biggest thing that we don't talk about in america in 2014 is this idea like black equality. that's more than racial justice. that's more than diversity and more than multiculturalism. saying if black people receive a quality there's going to be a trickle up effect for everyone else whether and are people who are poor or people who are physically challenged but you have to talk about black equality because the country is founded on racial slavery. even though it's an uncomfortable subject and i don't think it's our view of the president that the president has to talk about it. it's all of us who are active citizens who have to talk about this issue of black equality even if we are not black. that's interesting thing. it actually matters for all of us even if we are not

tammy. tase him. >> from tammy, i recently moved into a new home and discovered our neighbors underground storm pipe spills out on to our property causing our backyard to flood. i'm sure they spent a lot of money on draining their yard properly. how do i ask them to fix the problem without creating an enemy? this is the video of what -- >> that's illegal, isn't it? >> what should tammy do? >> oh. >> wow. >> i -- i really have to wonder that this was not a known issue before the house was purchased. >> right. >> this is pretty bad. look at this. nobody should have to live like that. >> that's totally unfair. >> if i were here, first speak to her realtor. she may have case against the person that she purchased the home from if this was not disclosed. definitely i would go that route number one. secondly deal with this immediately because the longer she lives with it the neighbor will say you've been living here all this time and never happened. this is the first time. >> they just moved in rec