in the line of duty. that crowd gathered in honor of officer nick schultz. schultz was shot in the head while responding to a call on february 5-th. he was taken off life support two days later, and his organs were donated to six people. family, friends, and even total strangers went to the star plaza theatre, where schultz's casket was covered with an american flag. his police chief says he last saw schultz when he gave him a new official ball cap. >> what not to my office. i handed to him. i said, be careful out there. and he walked out there. many schools in merrillville were closed in honor of schultz. that helped direct a procession that went 20 miles to his hometown of lowell, where he'll be buried. a chicago court says its recent ruling in favor of same-sex marriage in indiana cannot be enforced. the u.s. supreme court must decide whether to weigh in first. earlier this month, the court of appeals found same-sex marriage bans in both indiana and wisconsin unconstitutional. the 7th circuit posted a brief order yesterday, agreeing to hold off on enforcing it's ruling. observer

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wasserman schultz, there has been a controversy about her. some democrats apparently not that happy with the chair of the dnc even though their boss, president obama, says, quote, no one works harder. >>> time for a quick check of the headlines. chrysler recalling nearly 190,000 suv to fix a fuel pump problem. the affected models are some of the 2011 jeep grand cherokees and dodge durango. chrysler says there have been no reports of crashes or injuries from the problem. >>> pope francis appointing a new american archbishop. bishop blaze supic of spokane will be installed in the archdiocese of chicago in november. he'll be replacing cardinal francis george, ho is suffering from poor health. >>> and oktoberfest is underway in munich. bring it on of the the city is expecting more than 6 million people to visit the world's largest beer festival which runs through october 5. >>> some democrats are not that pleased with one of their top leaders. that according to politico. they say florida congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz, who is also the chair of the dnc, she's been taking some fir

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space schultz. this is a popular perception. question two, please speak to education and k 20 and what people will do to get the message out to kids. >> people talking about nasa being dead and i wish i could agree with you and we are still working hard keeping curiosity moving all over the lunar surface and we have opportunity which is a much smaller rover that pumps data back. we have orbiters who are orbiting mars right now and there 15 nations contributing to on the international space station. we now have commercial cargo that is going back and forth to the international space station. serious competition to carry through to the international space station. we hope to make an announcement sometime into the summer and early fall. if that's dead, so be it. i can't help you understand. i am a schultz person. i love schultz. it was time for schultz to go. it was time for schultz to go long before we phased it out. schultz was not -- i know there is schultz people in here. i talked about thompson all the time. i spent a saturday with him not long ago in houston over beer. he helpi

chief of portfolio charlotte 0 schultz. >> thank you to her staff and team i'd like to recognize our own seoul san francisco sister committee chang and mike kim and others please raise our hands so we can acknowledge you, please stand actually chang and others (calling names.) (clapping.) as you can see he have quite an active sister committee and we're one of the most fun delegations so i'd like to hand over our mike to say a few words. >> good morning thank you for joining us the san francisco seoulcy you committee in the welcoming mayor park in san francisco our sister committee wishes to thank mayor edwin lee for joining this morning as the city hall since it's city committee our primary roll has phenomenon streld a relationship between san francisco and seoul and we reenergies those with the mayor last year and today mayors park to san francisco confirms his commitment and san francisco has been a gateway city between korea and the united states and given the recent agreement and the program we expect an increase in tourm and buzz investment and a exchange of culture in san fran

time for your thursday look at "scrambled politics." has dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz become political kryptonite to her party? inside interviews even call her a liability to the dnc. sources telling politico she's used meetings with donors as a way to solicit for her own political action committee and that she tried to get the dnc to play for her wardrobe during the 2012 convention, allegations she denies. now we're learning the obama administration dropped plans to replace her in 2012 and that her relationship, though, with president obama has soured to the point where they do not speak with each other anymore. >>> back in 2012, las vegas billionaire sheldon aidleson shelled out $100 million to help elect republican candidates like mitt romney and now is making his first major contribution in the 2014 midterm psych wael a $10 million check to karl rove's crossroads gps. >>> what do you think of this? a city in washington state passed an ordinance banning people with bad body odor from the park and other places. the aclu says it's unconstitutional because it singles out home

on debbie wasserman schultz. in the end the conclusion was basically being dnc chair is a major political opportunity. the knock on wasserman schultz isn't that she's taking advantage of these relationships, but that she appears to be planning her personal political rise while also trying to lead the party. who would have thought it? a politician plotting their own political rise while in another job. >> how stunning. >> i'll tell you what stunned me was the attack was, i thought, pretty vicious in washington standards and it was that old woman thing. she wants us to pay for her clothes so it makes it look petty. >> which wasn't true by the way. the last chair of the democratic party tim caine went on to be united states senator. chief chair mccullough the governor. i can talk about ed rendell, former mayor, governor of pennsylvania. there's nothing wrong with being ambitious. what i didn't like about the article, of course, is not just the timing but the nature of the attacks, the personal attacks. look, i'm vice chair of the party and i turned the gavel over to debbie wasserma

for merrillville police officer nick schultz. he was shot and killed on september 5-th. schultz and three other officers were trying to evict michael hrnciar from a condo building, when they were ambushed. hrnciar then shot and killed himself. school custodians could lose their job at the end of this month. the janitorial services firm was fired. since then the activist group has been completed but the cleanliness. workers will be notified by september 30th. >>nearly 500 chicago public 35-hundred runners and walkers took part in the 30-th annual *aids run and walk chicago. w-g-n's own dean richards served as emcee for the five and ten-k if events winding along the lakeshore. it raised more than 383-thousand dollars yesterday for h-i-v and aids research... and more than 4-million dollars since 2001. good morning. happy monday to. >> good morning. if you are looking for summer, you will find it here. least not for another week. this weekend temperatures warm up before then, much cooler than normal temperatures continue. 60 degrees is the high this afternoon. typical high is 75. down t

. ♪ ♪ >> remember a few weeks ago when dnc chairwoman debbie wasserman-schultz caused an uproar about saying this about wisconsin governor scott walker? >> scott walker has given women the back of his hand x there is no -- i know that is direct, but that is reality. >> well, it turns out that rhetoric was nothing new. she used the very same language just weeks earlier about florida governor rick scott. have a listen. >> oh, man. >> oh, really? >> you know, sandra, do democrats get away with this all the time, i don't know that it's most media ignore it, i don't see a lot of folks saying, believe me, if this were republicans saying this, this would be all over everywhere, 24/7. >> the creatism is she's putting her career before that of her party. democrats respect even happy about -- aren't even happy about things she's been saying. it was really hard to watch. >> yeah. i mean, somebody's going to be showing her the door. you know that, right? bye-bye. >> hillary, likely. [laughter] >> and by the way, they need a better representative because now she's become a liability, it's very obv

schultz is said to be disconnected from the president and putting her own political future ahead of the party. here's the allegations and the response. >> as chairman of the democratic national committee, debby wasserman schultz is at the tip of the spear, a spear she uses carelessly, critics say. this month she compared policies to domestic violence. >> they're grabbing us by the hair and pulling us back. >> reporter: the republican governor's association called the comments appalling and shameful. she offered a luke-warm apology, quote, i shouldn't have used the words i used. but now, it's democrats who are turning on her. in a scathing article, politico states a donor, it's that she seems to keep shooting herself in the foot before she even gets the gun out of the holster. she wanted to get the dnc to buy her wardrobe. and that she's so disliked in the white house she's cut out of strategy meetings. the democratic leadership stood by her. >> she has all of our support. >> i'm always so impressed with her appearances on television. she's very, very good. but the ultimate decision

they didn't like, a reference to two senators. w schultz was described as having lost the confidence of congressional democrats and party insiders, a charge that white house secretary was forced to deny. >> does the president have confidence in schultz as the chair. >> based on the strong track record of leadership, the president has strong confidence in her ability to lead the organization. >> i'm joined by bill schneider, resident scholar at the think tank third way, and a professor, and al jazeera contributor, and from los angeles, al jazeera political contributor michael sure. >> let's start with the development. developments are saying schultz is more interested in advancing her career than in helping other democrats win. the story was petty saying he wasted time and energy getting the d.n.c. and others to pay for her wardrobe, something she denied, and you heard ennest, he was -- ernst, he was asked if the president had confidence, he said strong confidence. same thing? >> at the end of his remarks. he said he sees no reason now why she wouldn't serve out the rest of

back. >> debbie wasserman schultz later apologized for those comments about wisconsin's governor. she's the subject of a very tough piece in politico saying the democrats and republicans have lost confidence in her. when you have anecdotes like wasserman schultz insisting that her wardrobe be paid for, which she denies -- >> i think this is partly triggered by that comment she made about scott walker which truly was, even with the low bar of political rhetoric was really, really nasty. and i think undermined what is supposed to be her strength, which is to appeal to women voters. it turns that into something that worked for scott walker. i think that's where some of this is coming from. it happened every couple of years, that people get upset with debbie wasserman-schultz. we're getting rid of a woman in the dnc doesn't help that narrative. did this have a whiff of the white house or her critics using politico? >> there are a lot of critics and they all willingly cooperated. i think it was nine pages long. it was a hit piece with lots of sources from the cooperation that didn't l

, we'll tell you why. bill: also, the furious backlash over debbie wasserman-schultz's choice of words against wisconsin governor scott walker. a fair and balanced debate on that and what she has said lately. >> apparently, that they can't find a high quality leader with a little pit of class and a little bit of a filter. because you can differ on politics all day long, but there used to be some sort of standard by which you had an eloquent political debate. when fixed income experts work with equity experts who work with regional experts who work with portfolio management experts that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. ♪ ♪ martha: the democratic national chief chair debbie wasserman-schultz stirring up a political firestorm with some comments about wisconsin governor scott walker. the florida congresswoman attacking the republican governor using the emotionally-charged language of domestic violence. listen to this. >> scott walker has given women the back of his hand, and there is no -- i know that is direct, but that is reali

time. >> incredible. >> great having you here. >>> debbie wasserman schultz raising the bar for the level of discourse in politics. not really. >> scott walker has given women the bask his hand. >> includes cutting -- >>> good morning. it is thursday, september 4, 2014. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. it is hard to believe. overnight there was another escape at the same detention center where 30 teen-agers escaped earlier this week. this time things got really violent. >>> brand-new video of president obama with british prime minister david cameron. so can we expect our president to draw a harder line in the sand against the war on terror, like his counterpart seems to do verbally? stay tuned. >>> dws, debbie wasserman schultz taking the war on women to a whole new level. >> scott walker has given women the bask his hand. >> was she just calling scott walker the governor a wife beater? well, scott walker responds. he's not happy. but we are that you're watching because thursday mornings are always better with friends like you. >> this is michael wasserman, you're watching "fox & friends."

right-hand woman here with a message for debbie was yserman schultz. "fox & friends" starts now. >> announcer: it's time for "fox & friends"! [ rooster crowing ] >>> and it's a friday, and welcome to the program. and we start with a fox news alert you'll want to know about. u.s. air strikes have taken out three senior isis terrorists, including the top aide to isis leader abu al baghdadi. he was killed in the terrorist strong hold of mosul. >> wow, many speculating that the president got his news when the secretary of state, john kerry, passed this note to him during nato meetings in wales yesterday. >> that's right. and this morning there's a new target. the fbi now hunting this guy, a tech-savvy american from boston believed to be the mastermind behind isis's brutal social media blitz. elizabeth is live in washington. what more do we know about this guy? >> reporter: officials here reportedly zeroing in on this american. he's been on the run from americans for years. ahmed abu al samarra. he's suspected of being behind their social media blitz that they've been so advanced at,

schultz accusing some democrats of committing domestic violence. >> scott walker has given women the back of his hand. there is no -- i know that is direct, but that is reality. what republican tea party extremists like scott walker are doing is they are grabbing us by the hair and pulling us back. it's unacceptable. it's not going to happen on our watch. >> really, congresswoman? this is what dragging a woman really looks like. it's the video of ray rice after his fight with his fiance. is this how republicans treat women? michelle, sure seems like over the top comments like this would turn off voters and political donors as we head into the midterm elections, and you know how much that money is important to them. >> yeah. i mean, she put her foot in her mouth because now what's happening is you are seeing scott walker able to get tons of donations from people who are appalled at what she said. i mean, she trivialized the pain that women who have dealt with domestic abuse have done with. i mean, that's just -- she's basically slapping them in the face when by saying this kind of stu

, debbie wa wasser man schultz got a show of support from vice president bidening who also warned -- >> the president is a wonderful b guy, he's my great personal friend, but right now we feel like horacio at the dike. all we're able to do right now is stop bad things from happening. >> reporter: the vice president also reminisced fondly about the oregonian forced to resign from the senate amid multiple allegations of sexual harassment. the white house cited -- >> the vice president is certainly in the position to have to explain that position. >> reporter: president obama argued that the country is better off than six years ago with it's best days still ahead. >> we got a whole bunch of strong women who are ready to work and have faith. >> reporter: women voted in the 2010 midterms and this could see the return of the so-called security moms. >> as foreign policy continues to crater. women will continue to look at president obama's leadership and finding it lacking. because they're concerned about safety, they don't want to give president obama a pass when it comes to these midterm electio

back, it's "last call." you know, in recent years andrew schultz has established himself as a household name on mtv. his latest gig is his fifth show for the network. it's called "jobs that don't suck." and andrew's here tonight to tell you all about it. from beacher's madhouse in hollywood, this is the "last call" spotlight. >> nobody thinks there's jobs out there. you know, that's all were told. it's like, "there's no jobs. the economy's horrible." and this show just disproves that. this show is all about "hey, you can go make your own job." i sold lemonade outside my apartment in new york city once as a grown man. i was 25-years-old. my buddy jamele and i, sitting outside my apartment selling lemonade. the creepiest lemonade stand in the entire world. we made like $150. i almost quit my dreams. i was like "i'm just going to start lemonading things from now on. this is what's going to be my life. it's lemonade." hi, i'm andrew schultz. i'm the host of "jobs that don't suck" and i'm also on "guy code" on mtv2. "jobs that don't suck" is basically like the opposite of mike rowe

o'reilley of being a sexist. take a look at democratic national committee chair debbie wasserman schultz. >> scott walker has given women the back of his hand. and there is no -- i know that is stois stark and direct but t is reality. what tea party extremists like scott walker are doing is they're grabbing us by the hair and pulling us back. >> the claim blatantly false. the visual horrific. but even worse, she ridicules the pain of real victims of domestic violence. ms. wasserman schultz, yes, there are women that get the back of a man's hand. and yes, there are women yanked by their hair. i know. i've seen chunks of hair on the floor accompanied by tape, crime scene tape at the scene of a homicide. how dare you minimize the plight of battered women to benefit your politics and your trumped up war against women. my next guest, political strategist betina eigen joins us. all right, ms. wasserman retracted this statement. and i'm going to read it to you. i think we have it here. "i shouldn't have used the words i used. but that shouldn't detract from the broader point that i was making t

latest. >> debbie wasser man schultz does it again weeks after accusing of domestic violence it has many shaking their heads. >> it is not controversy. it is one nfl commentator is saying that is raising eyebrows. >> the washington team has a lot of offense. >> refusing to call the redskins team by name. "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> oo good morning to you. you are watching "fox and friends first. you made it. it is friday. thank you for joining us i am i am heather childers. >> the eric holder resignation is th here. the fbi announcing they know who the man with the british accent is. they are not yet revealing his name or nationality. the executioner known as jihadi john is behind the beheadings of james foley and steven sotloff and john haines. we will have more on the breaking story coming up in a live report at 5:30. >>> now to another fox news alert. eric hold her resigning as attorney general after a tumultuous sixth term. we have a closer look at the specific question why now? >> that is a great yes. it is bitter sweet. the president holding the career record on

any democrat really believes it. i don't think debbie wasserman schultz believes he's up to the task. but it's more than modern politics. let's talk about this coalition. remember how the democrats belittled george bush for going it alone in operation iraqi freedom. he had 48 nations behind him, 40 of which contributed military contingents. his father did a brilliant job of building a remarkable coalition for desert storm. now obama -- well, let's see, bush had a coalition of the willing. let's see if obama has a coalition of the chilling. because i will tell you he is not going to get our allies to step up the way george bush did. he's not going to get neutral states and others in the middle east to step up. why? because they cannot trust obama. he's screwed over the eastern europeans on missile defense to get arms -- a crappy arms deal with putin. he's bailed on our allies in iraq. he's won nato all over the map in afghanistan. drawn red line after red line never lived up to any of it. won't call an invasion in ukraine an invasion. he won't call a war a war. he won't call isla

and interesting about this is this as the first printed cartoon ever of charles schultz in the back of it. just keep laughing, by sparky. this is his home. he grew up on the corner of snelling and shelby. his dad was a barber. he went to school central high school. he stayed here pretty, you know, well into his formative career, and then moved out to california. i don't remember, i think that was a decision of his wife's, but he's just a very, very st. paul. i think the thing that i love about this collection is that you could come in and find out any aspect of the minnesota, whether it's sports history or business history or immigrant history, and you can find things that are unique enough to make you very proud to be st. paul light or a minnesotan, like the early fitzgerald stuff. but i also think that there's enough depth their that what you really walk away understanding is that you have a common humanity with everybody else. your experience is not different from your grandparents expenses, are different from the recent immigrants, and we are all impacted by the place that we grow

provide an escort for the body of 24 year- old police officer schultz. >> did you know officer schultz? >> i did not. we are a brotherhood and we stick together. >> died sunday morning after he was taken off life support two days after he was shot while responding to a call at a condo complex for a tenant who had been evicted and was trying to move back in. the 10 and shot shoals in the head then shot and killed himself. schulz is the first marysville police officer to die and the line of duty since the department was founded in 1971. former franklin college football player had only been on the force for a year. >> it is a very difficult thing. it really does not matter how old the officer is it is always a tragedy but when it is someone who had such a short time and so young obviously it is very hard on everyone. >> with their lights flashing and bagpipes playing over the radio the procession made its way from christ medical center in oaklawn to the cook county medical examiner's office on chicago's west side. >> it is important to show to the family home which means to us that we los

facebook. mckenzie and steve schultz left the waiter $100 on top of their $66 tap even though they waited 20 minutes to get water and more than an hour to get their entrees. the schultz's noticed the server was juggling 12 tables and bartending all by himself. so, they decided to reward him for his hard work. they left a note that read, we've both been in your shoes. paying it forward. >> good for them. >>> the curtain closed for randy couture on "dancing with the stars" last night. the actor and mixed martial art activity received bad reviews for his routine for the rocky theme on movie night. philadelphia's own kevin hart served as guest judge providing plenty of colorful commentary. >> indeed. 5:57 now. find out what could happen when the shuttered resort auction resumes later today. >> brand new at 6:00 an illegal withdrawal. a berks county crook takes the entire atm out with the trash. we'll be right back. i've lived hewith my mother, forty--four who is ninety--nine. people who do not live in delaware county need to know that tom mcgarrigle raised our taxes five times. five ti

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, thank you for coming on to connect the dots. appreciate it. >> thank you. debbie wasserman schultz making more controversial comments. >>> and what would you do if somebody hands you $500? what if it was a church giving you sweet cash? how will that affect you? hear the pastor coming up behind an experiment of faith. that's coming up. i'm angela, and i quit smoking with chantix. people who know me, to this day they say, "i never thought you would quit." you know, i really didn't either but chantix helped me do it. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it gave me the power to overcome the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of mental health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or skin reaction to it. if you develop these, st

reportedly turning on one of their own. they say dnc chair debbie wasserman-schultz has become a liability and what it could meaning before we go to the polls for the next election. >>> marriage rate is lower than ever and why are couples loving but deciding to go to the altar less? i love her dress. ♪ work with equity experts who work with regional experts that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. ♪ >> welcome back to "outnumbered." hillary clinton may not feel the love from the left-wing of the democratic party if she decides to take another crack at the west wing. "the hill" reviewing hundreds of e-mails from an online group called, game-changer salon, made up of more than 1500 liberal activists, finding the far left does not like her hawkishness and cozy ties to wall street. one email from a member the group saying, the more progressives i talk to, the more people say they will never forgive her for voting for iraq war and won't even vote for her in the general. another member, wall street activist, saying he is putting his p

happen on our watch. >> all right. now congressman woman wasserman schultz attacking wisconsin governor scott walker because she doesn't like his point of view on abortion and other issues. ms. wasserman schultz has now apologized kind of. she has done stuff like that in the past. all americans should demand that public servants deal with the issues and not embrace the tactics of gutter snipes. really, is that too much to ask? that's the memo. reaction with us in new york city cathy larue who works for the "the washington post." scottie hughes who works for the tea party network. the tea party can play kind of rough. do you use those kind of tactics. >> of course i don't use those kind of tactics. here is the thing. even if they want to claim you were sexist in those comments when which you were not. you were telling the truth time and time again psaki has sat here and shown that she doesn't know what she is talking about and truly missing gravitas. let's remember she did that juvenile stunt last spring about holding up the #in the elevator that shows she cares more about her twitter fo

-schultz. she's been in the headlines a lot lagts. she's in hot water because of something older that's resurfacing. she's a repeat offender when it comes to an offensive phrase to attack republicans. listen for yourself. >> we help voters answer that. who has my back? when they ask themselves that question, they will consistently say charlie crist and rick scott has given us the fact -- >> they're making a rirchs to the republican governor of florida who is running for re-election, but that back of the hand comment he is giving women the back of his hand, something she got in trouble for a few weeks ago saying about republican governor up in wisconsin. oh, wait. we have that too. hold on. >> scott walker has given women the back of his hand, and there is no -- i know that is stark. i know that is direct, but that is reality. what republican tea party extremists like scott walker are doing is they're grabbing us by the hair and pulling us back, and it's unacceptable, and it's not going to happen on our watch. >> all right. as somebody who has witnessed domestic violence firsthand, it is

. nickolaus schultz died yesterday at christ medical center in oak lawn. the 24-year-old officer had been shot in the head friday night while responding to a call. the man who shot him later committed suicide. >> if i had caught 100 applicants had to put in applications i would want them to be just like him. he was proactive and when he came to working wanted to make a difference. >>schultz was the first officer to die in the line of duty since the department was founded in 19-71. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. this mother is charged with the murder of her daughter. waukegan police say nicholette lawrence admitted she hit her eleven year old daughter, raasania coley last week. coley was found unresponsive and died on friday. an autopsy revealed her stomach tore from blunt force trauma. lawrence's other two children are with relatives. she is due back in court september 30-th. chicago police are searching for the attackers who beat and robbed a harvey police officer. it happened early yesterday morning along south lake shore drive near 59th street. the officer... identifi

. debbie wasserman schultz may have crossed the outrage line when she compared scott walker to a man who delivers domestic violence to his wife. >> scott walker has given women the back of his hand. there is no -- i know that is stock. i know that is direct. but that is reality. republican tea party extremists like scott walker is grabbing us by the hair and pulling us back. it's unacceptable. it's not going to happen on our watch. >> andrea, she tried to walk that back a little bit later. but they're really trying to perpetuate this war on women. >> these comments are vial. not only are they vile, they're untrue. it tells me democrats are petrified of somebody like scott walker, petrified because he is in a very loving marriage, which is why they are untrue and he's been very good to women in wisconsin. but he's turned the economy around and what he did with unions is remarkable. they need to kill him off quick before he becomes a bigger rising star in the republican party. that being said. debbie wasserman schultz is an insult to all women. i want to apologize on behalf of women for he

today. according to "the milwaukee sentinel," debbie wasserman schultz just made a roundtable comment at the athletic can cut, she was campaigning against the governor of wisconsin. i know that is stark and i know that is direct, but that is reality. what republican tea party extremists like scott walker are doing is they are grabbing us by the hair and pulling us back. it is not going to happen on our watch. this is blowing up, these comments, a very controversial comparing politics to domestic abuse of sexual assault or whatever. what's the response for the wasserman-schultz campaign some. >> they do have a response because they understand this is blowing up big time. domestic violence is an incredibly serious issue and the congresswoman was by no means belittling the very real pain that survivors experience. scott walker's policies had been bad for wisconsin's women. it is not going to be the end of this. >> probably not. dana bash, thank you so much. great work. if michael brown the unarmed teenager kill immediate missouri have a juvenile record does the public have a righ

blazing myths vnl timing is everything. debby wasser man schultz- >> scott walker has given women the back of his hand. the republican people extremists by scott walker are doing is they're grabbing us by the hair amend pulling us back. >> well, it's two days later and video that you're watching right there, making the chairwoman's comments look even dumber than they already look. >> worst timing in the world. >> worst timing, worst situation, worst comparison to domestic violence, i don't know. it's not the first instance of bad comments by a waszerman shulsz. >> she ignores me but she makes me happy. how long do you stay up at night writing that open 7 series host or whatever. >> 7 serious host? >> i still condemn, no matter who you say, i didn't think she was talking about domestic abuse al all. she was trying to talk about keeping the ceiling on for women. >> shouldibilitibility she thin about -- >> that's just an exercise that's crazy. she heads the dnc, she's a party leader, eric. and the party believes there's a war on women. the democratic party feels they should control e

at home with his father. >> and while you were sleeping dnc chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz is in the hot seat after accusing him of being a wife beater. she said she was wrong but stopped short of apologizing. >> debbie wasser man schultz is walking back her comments after comments about scott walker. it turned controversial when the head of the dnc said this. >> scott walker has given women the back of his hand. what republican tea party see what scott walker is doing they are grabbing us by the hair and pulling us back and it is unacceptable. >> her remarks quickly sparking outrage. overnight the congresswoman issued a statement that barely acknowledgeded what she said doubling down her attack on walker. quote i shouldn't have used the words i used but that shouldn't detract from the broader points i was making that scott walker's policies have been bad for wisconsin women whether it is mandating all the trau sounds or rejecting federal fundin health speaks for itself. >> he reacted on fox news radio. >> it is a sense of any one who understands that political battles are now

schultz. >> i read it. >> harry reid said today the future of the chairwoman is kind of up to the president. what i'm wondering from you, since the article seemed to express some disenchantment at the white house with the chairwoman is whether you guys remain confident in her and whether you expect her to serve chairwoman? >> from my colleague, mr. schultz here, expressed full support of debbie wasserman schultz as chair of the d.n.c. and frarningly for all of the staff at the d.n.c. they have a very difficult work and that is work they do outside of the lime light but produces important results for the democratic party and the president is invested in their success and the broader success of the democratic party. chairwoman wasserman schultz has a pretty strong record of performance to indicate the benefits of the tireless work she's been engaged in over the last four years or so that she's been chair of the party. over the last 20 months she's traveled to 37 states and 99 different cities. just one more and she will be in the triple digits. under her leadership the d.n.c. has ex

schultz regressed her words and sometimes we say things we don't quite mean, but that doesn't undermine the broader point. >> she's not the only one, by the way. >> debbie wasserman schultz came forward and said, i shouldn't have used the words i used. that should detract from the broader point i was making that scott walker's policies have been made bad for the wisconsin women. if reince priebus said the same thing, could he apologize and everything be okay? >> i think what the women voters are -- they are going to be the ones who decide whether debbie wasserman schultz or reince priebus would have got ape way with us. when we talk about ultrasounds not necessary, we talk about minimum wage that does impact the majority of women. these are -- this is war on women. and to argue that, i agree, there's a war on women rite large. >> but many congresswomen are coming late to the game. >> we have to leave it there, i apologize. >> thank you. >> thank you for your thoughts. >>> ten minutes before the top of the hour, up next, kevin mccarthy has one of the wildest interviews. is that bill murr

chairwoman, a florida congresswoman, debbie wasserman schultz and with me to share inspilgights is nia m ha henderson and scott hamby. debbie wasserman schultz going after governor walker and listen to the language here. >> scott walker has given women the back of his hand, and there is no -- i know that is stark. i know that is direct, but that is reality. when you have women earning 78 cents in wisconsin for every dollar a man earns and a governor who has actually signed a law that repealed this enforcement mechanism, that is just -- that is just unacceptable and it should be motivation enough for women across this state. so instead what republican tea party extremists like scott walker are doing is they are grabbing us by the hair and pulling us back, and it's unacceptable, and it's not going to happen on our watch. >> giving women the back of his hand, grabbing us by the hair and pulling us back. the democratic candidate who has used this issue in the campaign felled compelled to issue a statement, mary burke's spokesperson said that's not the type of language mary burke would

whole semester textbook. just delivered and gone. >> yesterday, neighbor al schultz had his ups package stolen. >> it was delivered at 1:02 p.m. but i got here at 2:20. and it was gone all ready. >> reporter: it has him thinking twice about ordering anything on line. >> it is very convenient to order from online. this is one of the down sides. >> stopping internet orders is letting the bad guys win. her family will continue to shop online. >> they're doing something wrong. they shouldn't diet. they are notwell come of in society there should be no place for them in this society. >> now, jessica, raj, spoke to a ups representative in atlanta what can customers do if their packages are stolen. really at that point. get in touch with the retailer, not ups. a retamer customer issue. however, as in this case, if there is evidence of a crime such as this video, you call the police. that's what these neighbors have done. in san jose, peggy bunker, nbc bay area news. >> tonight public relations nightmare continues for the national football league. another player arrested for domestic violence.