that. this is a street that's named after a famous educator, dr. benjamin mays. this is a street, a residential street. we support the family dollar stores on mlk jr. there are three of them. we support the stores on cascade in the segments of where they have those stores. cascade has residents and retail commercial. most of mlk has that, also. but benjamin mays drive, high school named after him, is a residential street. 116 homes are built on that street. >> just very quickly. >> of various -- >> just very quickly. as a final word, i'm interested in whether the creation of jobs might outweigh our jobs here. >> jobs that don't pay. jobs that pay just above minimum wages. >> mtu, how many jobs will be created then? >> ten. >> depending upon the volume and the location of the store, we look to create somewhere between five and 15 jobs. all of which we draw from the community. and i'd like to add that, you know, atlanta's been a great market for us and we expect that that will continue. you know? we don't always get it all right but certainly willing to work with our customers and to

balanced debate. we have new york delegate and obama campaign fundraiser benjamin and carolyn may from the "daily caller." >>heather: what about the controversy over the platform and why was it added back in? >>guest: for most delegates it was not a controversy. many of us were not in the hall and it takes away from what we should be talking about which is the committee. in regard to what it says, it's not, really, an issue we found come -- compelling. this is a matter for the media. >>heather: but the delegates everyone not happy after the two-thirds voice vote that was taken, not once, but they times, lots of delegates there if the hall screaming "no." >>guest: lots of -- it was a small number. most of us were not there. it was the platform committee that you had there, but most of us purpose not even alerted there was an issue for to us vote on. so, i understand from a media perspective this looks like a lot is happening but technically, the majority of uses when i get to the floor at 7:00 all people wanted to talk about, what time was bill clinton getting there, and it really

exclusion of drones from the dialogue and what activism may look like during the next presidential administration i spoke to co-founder of code pink but did benjamin. so the co-founder of one of the most prominent antiwar movement in the country activism for decades we saw a huge swell of anti-war activism during the bush administration it was really at the peak and then you know obama came in he pretty much continued a lot of the same policies but activism totally dropped off why. good question something i've been asking myself for four years when i think a lot of people were hoping obama would be the peace president that he talked about . i think a lot of people turned out to be more concerned about partisan politics didn't want to criticize a democrat didn't want to criticize the first black president and a lot of people were hit by the financial crisis and turned their attention inwards so there were a number of different factors but you're right this strong anti-war movement we have been building up under the bush years dissipated when obama came in and we just heard about thi

minister benjamin netanyahu's high stakes visit to washington may already be getting off on the wrong foot after a report suggesting that israeli officials have privately warned president obama's inner circle, they'll not give awe heads up. >> do you want them to tell you whether or not they're going to attack iran? >> i'll save the leader to leader and defense minister to defense minister conversations for the-- those participants. >> a stream of top u.s. officials have been to israel trying to calm the situation. but israel seems ready to act alone. >> when we say that all options are on the table, we really mean it. >> a top republican warned, given the tension with israel they may be pulled into a military conflict. >> if israel takes this action because israel sees the united states is not being hopeful enough in wiping out iran's nuclear program, the united nations will help. >> raising the stakes for the president's speech sunday at the american-israeli public affairs committee annual conference one day before he meets face-to-face with netanyahu. israel has been pushing the preside

the capability of producing a nuclear weapon. i think that's the same test that benjamin netanyahu would also apply. i can't speak for the president in this regard but i think that there has to be a recognition that there are boundaries that the iranians may not cross. let's also recognize that we have a long way to go before military action may be necessary, and hopefully it is never necessary. hopefully through extremely tight sanctions, as well as diplomatic action, we can prevent iran from taking a course which would lead to them crossing that line. >> prime minister at the u.n. spoke of the spring or summer as some sort of deadline. if israel were to launch a military strike against iran's nuclear facilities and you were president of the united states, would you back up israel? >> we have israel's back, both at the u.n. but also militarily. i would anticipate that if i'm president, the actions of israel would not come as a surprise to me but i would meet with prime minister netanyahu, i would speak with him. i've indicated that my first trip as president would be to israel. so

stopped. >> benjamin netanyahu's tough talk suggests that he may be to launch a unilateral iran's nuclear facility. him at odds with who is to give, diplomacy and sanctions more o work >> . the george washington university after an alert person may have been on campus. the school sent out an alert last night after the secret man who may have heading towas seen the campus from the white house. authorities searched the foggy bottom campus but did not find suspects. >> i am not that scared because i feel like there's a lot of police around the area. but it is scary that he may not have been caught yet. >> the library was evacuated last night after a possible was spotted changing clothes. police arrested the library but did not find any suspects. the fbi tested white powder that r at aund in a lette restaurant in downtown washington around 6:00 last night employees. d it with the powder inside. hazmat crews evacuated the restaurant. bewas determined not to the st. reopened around 7:30 last night. >> verizon offering more options cannot get high- speed internet. we are used to hearing

for real about their nuclear program. the proof of this is that israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has embraced the sanctions of -- the sanctions. sanctions may help move (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. (vo) she's joy behar. >>current will let me say anything. >> eliot: doug, you have a lot of titles. that's a mouthful. i want to come back what is, in a way the fulcrum of this debate. even though we all know it is completely out of context and the republican -- the president was claiming government builds things is false the debate about who should be doing what is at the heart of this. has the president articulated with enough force and verve the role that government has to play either in a regulatory capacity which not everybody likes or investing in education highways erie canal the hoover dam, whatever the metaphor may be. >> listening to him last night workman-like job of talking about the role of the of government and why government is something that can

months ahead of that expected as prime minister benjamin netanyahu disbanded the government and announced a snap parliamentary election he said the coalition's failure to nail down the budget is behind the rush but as. reports netanyahu his political sway may be a ploy to gain more points and that coming paul. but it means anyone who has announced that there will be indeed early elections in israel of course that means that they will take place in january or february of next year as opposed to october and then when they were actually slated to happen initially he said that right now it is impossible to pass every sponsible budget of course there are many here in israel to believe this was actually done not on purpose and then humans you know who was actually leading up to this type of events unfolding of course the budget talks have everything just recently and the latest party that. who was talking to was the ultra orthodox party who are adamantly against the budget cuts to the social economic sphere as particularly those which concern the elderly and those who are less fortuna

truth. president obama holding a critical meeting this hour with benjamin netanyahu. can he assure the prime minister the u.s. has israel's back? >>> super tuesday may be super for mitt romney. endorsements are rolling in to help him beat back the other gop challengers. 424 delegates up for grabs. the race in ohio now neck and neck. we'll look at that.

meeting this hour with benjamin netanyahu. can he assure the prime minister the u.s. has israel's back? >>> super tuesday may be super for mitt romney. endorsements are rolling in to help him beat back the other gop challengers. 424 delegates up for grabs. the race in ohio now neck and neck. we'll look at that. >>> and too little too late. rush limbaugh loses seven big advertisers over calling a law student a slut. and new polls suggest the focus on birth control is leading

, as well. the suspect they're thinking of, benjamin colton barnes, the name we've been given. he may also be connected to the shooting of four other people over the weekend at a party. we also hear that he's got survivalist skills and that he's got military experience. you can see from the pictures and surmise what else we know about him. here's something else, all the folks who have been in mt. rainier park, camping, visiting over the holidays, many of them had to be rounded up, taken to the visitors center and kept us police escort. we're told they're being evacuated but don't know at this point if they've all been evacuated or how that's going or whether they're under guard because he's sniper style and concerned he's still on the loose. >> a very scary situation there. unbelievable. >> there's like two feet of snow on the ground. so when they're able to use that to their advantage to track him or whether that's tougher because as the snow keeps falling those tracks keep getting covered so snow a problem and for us in the northeast, as well. >> apparently this big chill is coming

eparyhesraeli foreign ministry calls for another round of sanctions against iran suesting the israelis may be willing to hold off taking military action. however, that was before israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke to the u.n. general assembly a short time agmpte w ue visual aid. nbc's mike viqueira joins us live from the white house. mike, mr. netanyahu today said he's in ongoing discussion with the u.s. over exactly when and where to draw this so-called red line. mike, has anne at the white house confirm or dendt >> reporter: no, the last we heard is no deadlines, no red lines. this has been an ongoing controversy. it bubbled up again a couple weeks ago and prime minister netanyu once again called for a red line. as u.n. spehes ,re's nikita chew she have, yasser arafat, wile a lot of people have been deriding this prop that prime minister netanyahu is using today as sort of a cartoon initial roadrunner and coyote sortfaris bomb he used as a prop, it's a deadly serious issue. there are some things the united states and prime minister netanyahu agree on, and this is iran is enr

meeting scheduled for may 23rd. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and i'm quoting him now and there will be another round and my initial impression is that iran has been given a freebie. a freebie. >> well, i think that is not accurate because what came out of the first meeting was a commitment to a second meeting with a work plan between the two meetings. we are really getting down to testing whether or not there is a willingness on the part of the iranians to reach some kind of negotiated resolution. >> were you encouraged by the first round? >> i believe that the first round was positive because from our assessment after having no contact in 15 month, the iranians kale become to the table at a time when sanctions are continuing to put a lot of pressure on the iranian government and are willing to talk about their nuclear program which is an important, positive step. now, we have a long way to go and this has got to be very clearly laid out as to what the international community expects, what is acceptable, of course, to the united states since we are at the table with the p

dismissing what he called loose talk of war with iran, he sat down with benjamin netanyahu. at the top of their agenda, talk that israel may soon attack iran's nuclear sites. jessica yellin working sources all day. take us inside three hours of talks and a working lunch later, what do we know? >> reporter: we're told the prime minister and the president within their three hours had 30 minutes when they were one-on-one. none of us will know really what they talked about when they were alone together. but the most pressing question, did they discuss red lines, and we are told by u.s. and israeli officials that that was not what the the two leaders sat down to talk about. that this was essentially a meeting to make clear to each leader where they stand on these fundamental issues of what it would take to press each other for an attack, but they did not ask each other fundamentally for the go-ahead, which is what we're talking about when we talk about these red lines. so the topic of red lines was not the purpose of this discussion. but many of the very fundamental topics of the iranian nu

should always be absolutely last resort. that's why these crippling sanctions that benjamin netanyahu says we should continue, which if i'm not mistaken governor romney says we should continue. i may be mistaken, he changed his mind so often, i could be wrong. but the fact of the matter is he says they're working. and the fact is that they are being crippled by them. and we have made it clear. big nations can't bluff. this president doesn't bluff. >> gentlemen, i want to bring the conversation to a different kind of national security issue. the state of our economy. the number one issue here at home is jobs. the percentage of unemployed just fell below 8% for the first time i3 mons. the obama administration had projected that it would fall below 6% now, after the addition of close to a trillion dollars in stimulus money. so will both of you level with the american people, can you get unemployment to under 6% and how long will it take? >> i don't know how long it will take. we can and we will get it under 6%. let's look at-- let's take a look at the facts. let's look at where

for 24-year-old benjamin colton. his body was found in a snowy creek at the park on monday after succumbing to the elements. >>> iowa may have put rick santorum on the national pedestal. another name not on the ballot has gotten a fair share of attention online. as a result of the iowa caucuses, and the debate over whether iowa really represents the nation. scott started in the video called iowa nice. his plan was to buck the perception that iowa conservative -- or that iowa is very conservative and that its residents are mostly farmers. >> you heard we're a bunch of knee jerk conservative reactionaries. i guess that's why we went democratic in five out of the last six presidential elections. how do you like me now? did your state legalize gay marriage before us? probably not. the first woman in america to become a lawyer was in iowa in 1869. iowa has the sixth lowest unemployment in the nation. ranked the richest metro in the country and the second happiest. i guess you can't have it all. >> scott joins us live now from des moines. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having

area, someone like benjamin crump who represents the trayvon martin family in florida. i think that would diffuse and even reverse any kind of racial connotation and may work in the benefit. but, let me assume the guys, remembering my advice that i would have hired an african-american attorney. okay. what i would do first, is hold a press conference on the steps of the police department or city hall in norfolk and i would announce to the people in the commonwealth of virginia that i think a grave injustice is being done here. a toxic combination of political correctness and lazy police work has led to my clients, david forster and marjon ross ross tammy. these two guys were brutally beaten. i call on the commonwealth of virginia right now to release any relevant 911 calls. >> bill: we ought to tell the folks maybe they don't know the case. they won't release the 911 tape. the norfolk police saying there is an investigation and that might hinder it. >> bogus. how many times have we heard 911 call including in the trayvon martin case. you hear 911 calls. they release it when it is con

suspect they are looking for right now, benjamin colton barnes, 24 years old. fled on foot through mt. rainier park. also tonight, police in a san diego suburb believe a shooting that left four people dead may be a murder-suicide. officers responded early sunday to a call of shots fired inside a condo. they found one body in a doorway. inside there were three more bodies. two men and a woman. police did not take chances when they got to the scene. >> upon the initial arrival of the coronado police department, they observed a male lying in the walkway in the doorway of the residence. our s.w.a.t. team did respond to the scene and with the assistance of a robot entered the residence and discovered the bodies of two additional deceased males and one deceased female. >> police do not believe there are any outstanding suspects, although they caution it is early in the investigation. >>> a 12-year-old florida boy is in critical condition after being hit by a bullet apparently fired during a new year's celebration. the boy was sitting in the front yard of his home in ruskin, south of tampa,

president in egypt. he has refused to see benjamin netanyahu. there's simply no way to claim that relationship is not strained. and given the fact that israel is facing an extessential threat, one effective program that we may have had in place that would have been able to slow or stop that nuclear program, the cyberwarfare activity, members of the president's national security team leaked to them. so, the president's record is clearly abysmal. >> i'm not in the administration, so i wasn't part of this. i don't think there's been any direct request to meet. and i don't think there's been a refusal. there are daily contacts between israeli government officials and the united states. secretary of state clinton has been out there meeting people. we know very well the positions on all sides, the uncertainties, the intelligence, the information is shared. planning is shared. it's very close. this is the question of the best way to bring this iranian program to a halt. >> and, on that subject, george stephanopoulos interviewed mitt romney this week and asked about the red lines, where t

against george zimmerman? joining me is benjamin krump, attorney for the trayvon family. dramatic developments tonight with the release of a lot of evidence. i want to go through some of this with you in order if i may. first of all, the revelation that there were traces of thc, a by-product of marijuana, inside of trayvon martin's body. what do you make of that? is it significant? is it relevant? >> there's no significance that there was trace amounts of marijuana in trayvon martin's system. piers, what's really relevant is the fact there was no toxicology report done on george zimmerman and we don't know what else was in his system with the prescribed medicines he was on to have him get out of his car, and profile, pursue, and confront trayvon martin and kill trayvon martin in cold blood, even though he was unarmed. so the trace amounts of marijuana is irrelevant. >> the second point is this photograph. quite fascinating. it seems to have been taken in the back of the car after george zimmerman is taken to the police station from the scene of the incident. it's a very grainy pho

hired the most prominent black attorney in the norfolk area, someone like benjamin crump who represents the trayvon martin family in florida. i think that would diffuse and even reverse any kind of racial connotation and may work in the benefit. but, let me assume the guys, remembering my advice that i would have hired an african-american attorney. okay. what i would do first, is hold a press conference on the steps of the police department or city hall in norfolk and i would announce to the people in the commonwealth of virginia that i think a grave injustice is being done here. a toxic combination of political correctness and lazy police work has led to my clients, david forster and marjon ross ross tammy. these two guys were brutally beaten. i call on the commonwealth of virginia right now to release any relevant 911 calls. >> bill: we ought to tell the folks maybe they don't know the case. they won't release the 911 tape. the norfolk police saying there is an investigation and that might hinder it. >> bogus. how many times have we heard 911 call including in the trayvon m

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, as well. the suspect they're thinking of, benjamin colton barnes, the name we've been given. he may also be connected to the shooting of four other people over the weekend at a party. we also hear that he's got survivalist skills and that he's got military experience. you can see from the pictures and surmise what else we know about him. here's something else, all the folks who have been in mt. rainier park, camping, visiting over the holidays, many of them had to be rounded up, taken to the visitors center and kept us police escort. we're told they're being evacuated but don't know at this point if they've all been evacuated or how that's going or whether they're under guard because he's sniper style and concerned he's still on the loose. >> a very scary situation there. unbelievable. >> there's like two feet of snow on the ground. so when they're able to use that to their advantage to track him or whether that's tougher because as the snow keeps falling those tracks keep getting covered so snow a problem and for us in the northeast, as well. >> apparently this big chill is coming

and the group has said some of its e-mail may have been forged. nonetheless, conspiracy abounds. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu wrapping up his quick visit to washington with a trip to capitol hill. netanyahu spent his time in the u.s. discussing the threat of iran's nuclear ambitions. in addition, he stressed the time is near for military action. the prime minister also sat down with our own greta van susteren for an "on the record" interview. >> this is a fantastic threat to the peace of the world. to the security of my country? certainly. to the security of my country. to the security of the entire world, i think it's something that must be stopped. i can't stress that. >> you can catch the prime minister's interview with greta at 10:00 eastern tonight. the new miss seattle far from a ray of sunshine apparently. turns out in december, she tweeted that she hated the city. she says she can't stand the rain there or the annoying people. she since apologized and said she was feeling lonely. the 22-year-old hoping to make it to the miss america pageant. that's a warn

. argues sanctioning in iran are having an impact. we may have different perspective on that when benjamin netanyahu addresses the u.n. >> a lot of reaction from the president's speech this morning. that's what the special report panel was talking about last night. >> liz cheney who also informally advises the romney campaign says his speech did not assure people any real action will be taken. >> my overall sense watching the speech was that it was a lot of rhetoric punk waited by moments of what could only be called delusion. he talked about the moment we are living through in the middle east now. he said this is a real period a season of progress were his words. there was no recognition at all that any pieeace and security i the world since world war ii has come from american leadership through american military. no recognition we face a threat from islamic jihad. it was a lot of what we heard him say before. i think he did have some statements about iran. he had statements about syria. but there's no reason that i can see for people to believe it's going to be followed up by any action.

on santorum tonight to prove he's still viable. romney may have a perception problem, but santorum has a math problem. we'll break it down. >>> and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu makes it clear to an american audience he's through with waiting on iran. president obama affirms he's got israel's back as we move a step closer to an armed conflict. it's super tuesday, march 6, 2012, this is "the daily rundown," i'm chuck todd. packed show. let's get to it. >>> ten states, five time zones stretching more than 4,500 miles cast ballots today. the closest americans get to a national primary. an 11th state, wyoming, elects delegates at county conventions. two battles tonight. a perception and delegate battle. we know who wins the delegate fight. mitt romney poised to walkway from tonight one step closer to the 1144 mark he needs to secure the nomination. the question, though, who will walkway from tonight's contest with momentum? three states will tell the story. ohio, 63 delegates at stake. tonight is the symbolic prize. >> we have been all over the state from a to z. all right?