. >>> governor rick perry of texas is demanding an apology tonight from the sacramento bee over a cartoon. take a look. it features a quote about business booming in texas and then an explosion in the next panel. last week a huge blast of a texas fertilizer plant exploded. they say the artist has made it clear empathy for the victims and made a strong statement about perry'sisregard for worker safety. >>> you know all parents want to keep their children safe. some are literally bulletproofing them. >> michael finney has more on this story. >> we are talking about military grade protection. it is a reasonable precaution or is it extreme reaction? it calls controversy to put kids in body armer. >> and the creepy critter that showed up at starbucks and what one local county had to do. >> we have music from paramore. tesha is us. what is your n >>> since the sandy hook tragedy keeping children safe is top of mind for many communities. >> its independenceable but now a controversial option for parents to consider. bulletproof theirbackpacks for r kids. >> here is michael finney with more on th

governor rick perry is on radio air waves across illinois attempting to convince companies to leave the land of lincoln and head to texas. in one spot, the governor says: "i have a word of advice for employers frustrated by illinois' short-sighted approach to business: you need to get out while there's still time." illinois governor pat quinn tells the chicago tribune it's nothing more than a publicity stunt, and that companies are coming to illinois for its highly skilled workforce. cupcake fans are experiencing a sugar crash. the dessert is losing luster after years of popularity. case in point: crumbs bake shop. the cupcake chain, which trades on the nyse, is now warning of slower sales. its stock fell 34% last friday. no word yet on what dessert will next capture the attention of america's sweet tooth. still to come, it's a movies and money thursday. find out if tom cruise still has what it takes to come in number one at the box office this weekend. but first, networks and cable channels beware: big changes are coming from small upstarts. that's next with bill moller. you hear that?

we just got a statement in from rick perry. it says, our thoughts and prayers are with the people of west, and the first responders ornt scene. the texas governor goes on to say that state officials are monitoring developments closely and all state resources have been mobilized to help local authorities. >> the explosion happened at 5:50 our time. that's 7:50 p.m. in texas. the plant was engulfed in flames when they arrived a few minutes later. several people were killed but they do not know how many. we do know at least 200 people have been injured. the mayor of that small town, so the explosion destroyed houses in a 5 to 6 block radius. crews will be performing searches house to house through the night and into the morning. we will continue to follow this breaking story and bring you the latest. we have a significant break in the case in boston. tomorrow the fbi is expected to announce exactly where this investigation stands. sources tell nbc news that a key piece of video and still photos have provided the fbi critical clues

develop as it has been frontally mentioned here today we have the -- pleasure of hosting government rick perry recently for i think -- public blissity stunt but on a more serious level there has been a definite increase suns november about countries that are -- them sense against california company and is one is prop 30 which raise raises income tax on high earners and why should they come herein instead of somewhere else? >>> first of all, the pressure of our locally grown skeet successful equips are growing and if they can grow within the bay area and so, i'm alms -- between san francisco and oakland, that you believe [inaudible] employee and is i had you raise your hands already and you are going to expand the idea that meet leading edge companies say they want to be with the talented and with oakland being the liberator and home of the -- technology in general and thriving arts and cutting edge innovation in general in areas we really have the talent here in the bay area and i think that is critical and also, i think we are looking at investors internationally and frankly at an -- pr

>> reporter: it shows governor rick perry boasting that business is booming in texas, in front of a picture of a massive blast. governor perry responded to the bee with this statement. it was with extreme disappoint i viewed your recent cartoon. while i will always welcome healthy debate, i won't stand for this. the paper is standing by cartoonist jack omen, who wrote on the paper's website, i am not really trying to be tasteless. i am not. what i am trying to do is get readers to think about an issue in a striking way. perry has been promoting texas as having a better business climate than california with fewer regulations. sacramento constitutional attorney jeff kravetz called the cartoon good journalism. >> this is a serious and important issue. this cartoon used a shocking method to bring people's attention to it. that's what his job is. >> reporter: a stinging commentary. now it's the bee in the headlines. and this cartoon debate isn't over yet. i am told the editorial team is preparing a response to governor perry that will be published in tomorrow's edition. in sacramento, kpix 5. >>

governor brown recently scoffed at texas governor rick perry for trying to do something similar. >>> new details now. google is moving forward with its plans to build an executive terminal at san jose's monetta international airport. the city council cleared the way today. the facility will be a place for google executives to park and service their private jets. airport officials have urged the city to approve the plan. they say it will generate more than $2 million a year in rent. >>> a dynamic debut in just the first 24 hours of powerball sales in california. lottery players snapped up a national record of $3.1 million in tickets. this is all in anticipation of tomorrow night's $60 million powerball drawing. the sales shattered the previous first day record of $1.5 million set by florida in 2009. if there is a winner tomorrow, the ticket holder will take home nearly $39 million after taxes. powerball tickets are sold in 42 states right now, washington, d.c. and the u.s. virgin islands. >>> still ahead, the discovery that may double the risk of alzheimer's in african-americans. >>>

among the speakers, president obama and texas governor rick perry. flags all over the state are flying at half staff in memory of the vicks. 14 people died last week when a fire at the west, texas, fertilizer plant erupted into an all-out mreegs. >>> before president obama heads down to that memorial service, he stopped in dallas for the opening of the george w. bush presidential museum. nbc bay area's danielle leigh was there for the commander in chief power party. >> reporter: thousands of people filled the courtyard outside the george w. bush presidential center for today's dedication ceremony. >> obviously from an educational standpoint, i think the students and the community and the world will benefit significantly. and we are excited to be host to it here in dallas. >> reporter: security was tight as all five of the nation's living presidents gathered together in celebration of the former president's legacy. >> i've always thought that president bush was gracious. he was patriotic. >> reporter: the more than 43,000 square foot museum welcomes v

the governor, rick perry, is asking everybody to be vigilant. >> i suggest everyone should be careful about what goes on, whether they're public officials or otherwise. this, i think, is a clear concern to individuals who are in public life, particularly those who deal with some very mean and vicious individuals. >>steve: who's killing prosecutors in texas? and is this an attack on our justice system? darren roselle is the mayor in the city where the victims were found. mayor, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> are people freaked out down there? are they freaked out? >> it's made the national news, so obviously it is a big story. and i understand why, because this is a targeted attack on a high-ranking elected official. what's impacted us the most is not only has this happened in our nation, it's happened in our hometown, our community and our county. obviously a lot of people are on edge. our primary concern is for the mcclellan family and how they feel. they lost both of their parents on one weekend in such a horrific manner. >>steve: i know a lot of people are on edge down th

brandy fernandez will hold that role for a period of 21 days until governor rick perry appoints a new d.a. for this county. still no new leads for investigators, and for the people of kaufman, the unanswered questions are taking a toll. just off the town square in kaufman, texas -- >> in the front room most of the time and don't have light, because it's a private area, so they would have like him and his wife and some friends or whatever. >> reporter: lisa hawke and debbie ray say the mclellands were regs at the speciality tea room. they saw mike and cynthia here days ago, just days before the county's district attorney and his wife were shot dead in their own home. when you heard about what happened -- >> it was heartbreaking. >> yep. >> heartbreaking. >> just shocking, very shocking. not really soaking it in, i don't think, so. >> this is a small town. it hits very close to home. people are on edge a little and afraid for the rest of the city employees. >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: it's the second prosecutor to be killed in two months in kaufman. first, assistant d.a. mark hassey gunned

rick perry has mobilized the state's resources to assist local authorities. a number of buildings have been damaged or destroyed, including a nearby nursing home. apartment complex, as well as dozens of private homes, completely devastated. the head of emergency response said some buildings were simply gone. initially, there was heavy

[applause] i would now like to acknowledge the governor of texas, rick perry. [applause] the governor of arizona, jan brewer. [applause] the governor of new jersey, chris christie and mrs. mary christie. the former governor of alabama, bob riley, and the former governor of michigan, john anglers and his wife, michelle. i want to greet the following members of congress -- senator ted cruz and his wife, heidi, of texas, senator john cornyn of texas, former senator bill frist, former senator kay bailey hutchinson, the speaker of the house, congressman john boehner and his wife, debby. congressman jeff kinsarling. congresswoman kay granger, congressman michael burgess, congressman pete sessions, congressman mike conaway, congressman kenny martin, congressman john mica, and now, of the texas elected representatives, lieutenant governor david duhearst, speaker of the texas house of representatives, joe strauss, the mayor of dallas, michael rawlings, the mayor of highland park, joel williams, the mayor of university park, richard davis, and the former mayor of dallas,

perry saying that it's good it's it's fair and predictable to have a regulatory climate i mean i'm just paraphrasing here what does that mean and when it comes to workplace safety is. lation henri allowing the industries to regulate themselves a good policy. what no in general i would say it's not. good policy we definitely need government to make sure that we have workplace safety standards the passing of the original occupational safety and health act in seventy two was was a really was and was an important move as was around the same time the passing of e.p.a. it's important to see how this this explosion in west texas is both an environmental and a workplace disaster in fact the people who are most affected were not people who are working there people who live nearby that's almost the definition of an environmental disaster and it's really not good enough to say oh we're just going to trust we're just going to trust the employers we're just going to insure trust polluters if we don't make it expensive for them to pollute or have dangerous work places right because they build you hav

perry saying that it's good it's it's fair and predictable to have a regulatory climate i mean i'm just paraphrasing here what does that mean and when it comes to workplace safety is do you. lation henri allowing the industries to regulate themselves a good policy. what no in general i would say it's not good policy we definitely need government to make sure that we have workplace safety standards the passing of the original occupational safety and health act in seventy two was was a really was and was an important move as was around the same time the passing of e.p.a. it's important to see how this this explosion in west texas is both an environmental and a workplace disaster in fact the people who are most affected were not people who are working there people who live nearby that's almost the definition of an environmental disaster and it's really not good enough to say oh we're just going to trust we're just going to trust the employers we're just going to insure trust polluters if we don't make it expensive for them to pollute or have dangerous places right because to build you have

. >> the governor of texas, rick perry. >> where is he? he used to wet his bed. >> that's funny. >> the governor of new jersey. chris christie. >> oh, my. he tried to eat my hair once. >> he probably thought it was cotton candy. >> that is brilliant. back to "hardball." we're in the sideshow. hold on to your seats for this one. karl rove rates the presidency of george w. bush. where does george w. bush rate according to the w. in the comparison to, say, washington, lincoln, fdr? and, of course, ronald reagan? here's rove with abc's jonathan carl. >> where does karl rove historian rate president bush? among the best presidents, not so great? where do you put him? >> look, the greats you can't touch. george washington, abraham lincoln, ronald reagan, fdr, the greats. but, yeah, i put him up there. >> i put him up there. there you have it. w. coming up just shy of the greats. i personally put him in a category all by himself. >>> next, three-time presidential candidate ron paul took a dive back into politics this week and endorsed georgia rep

governor rick perry called it a nightmare scenario for this tight-knit community. >> this tragedy has most likely hit every family, touched practically everyone in that town. >> reporter: the wounded arrived at hospitals as far away as dallas. >> we're kind of going over them from head to toe, closely looking for missed injuries, injuries that are worsening. >> reporter: authorities say there is no sign of a crime. but they need to wait for the scene to cool so they can start their investigation. i'm juan fernandez for cbs news, west, texas. >>> paid or unpaid, the dangers they face are the same. bay area volunteer firefighters are mourning the loss of the volunteers lost in the texas explosion. just ahead what makes them want to serve. >> police should be doing their job not people on the internet. >> yes, the fbi is asking for the public's help. but not like this. how the crowd sourced investigating we told you about last night has already backfired big time. >> the wind has died down. and the sunshine is increased. so have temperatures. we're approaching 80 in some spots. find out

in the meantime, we are hearing from governor rick perry. he did release a statement saying we're monitoring developments and gathering information as details continue to emerge about this incident. we have also mobilized state resources to help local authorities and our thoughts and prayers are with the people of west texas and the first responders. for those just joining us, there are about 3,000 people who do live in west text outside of waco. after the explosion around 8:00 a.m. last night, there are more than 100 folks injured. there are a number of fatalities in this incident, which we're learning -- we will be learning more about this morning. however, there is still danger on scene. there's still a small flame smolders. we know it is emitting toxic fumes. so there is an eight to ten-block area around that facility that is evacuated and they are searching for folks who may be in their homes. stay with us here on fox. we'll continue to update you on this breaking situation. >>> we continue to watch the very devastating situation out of

the governor rick perry will also attend that public memorial in sunnyvale, texas. then on friday, the funeral and burial to follow in wortham texas. >> george howell in texas. thank you so much. >>> tension building between north and south korea this morning. north korea making good on its threat to block south korean workers from entering or leaving a jointly run industrial complex. this moves comes a day after pyongyang announced it would restart a shuttered nuclear power plant. the north increasingly hostile behavior prompting harsh criticism, even threats from the west. >> i reiterate again, the united states will do what is necessary to defend ourselves, and defend our allies, korea, and japan. >> if we have solid evidence that north korea is going to take action, then i think we have the moral obligation and the absolute right to defend ourselves by taking -- i wouldn't even consider that preemptive. to me that would be stopping an attack that's about to happen. >> this week the united states positioned two warships and a sea-based radar platform near the kor

in the states as texas governor rick perry's been speaking about the tragedy in that small community. suffered that explosion earlier on that he is so what he had to say was truly a nightmare scenario for that community. but as i said earlier we're blessed in this state to have the best emergency management team in the country this tragedy has most likely hit every family touched. practically everyone in that town. for a long time of course as we closely follow me going on in texas the. tragedy from the outside lining up for. reaction and getting pictures from the scene as well we've had to keep across developments minute by minute. you know some of the news tonight that the glamour of the ground praise coming to. play to. blood after the break demonstrators a struggling to draw attention to human rights abuses that. well . it's technology innovations all the developments from around russia we've. covered. the international airport in the very heart of moscow. again in bahrain protests against this weekend's formula one grand prix of turn violent demonstrators are furious at the autho

. >>> texas governor rick perry is furious over a cartoon printed in the sacramento bee. what it said, and the message the cartoonist says is behind it. >> and california lawmakers rethinking the jury box. who they are now considering calling up for jury duty. >> but first, another look at 880 and oakland. it looks ok but we have a big problem further down south on 880 and fremont where an injury accident closed all northbound lanes before auto mall parkway. a severe traffic alert is in effect. we're calling to get more information now, to see if we can get an update on when that area will be cleared. it's 7:42. this is mornings on 2. >>> good morning, oakland. a cloudy start to the day. we have sunshine coming our way. right now, temperatures ranging in the upper 40s to low 50s with mostly calm conditions. >>> new this morning, north korea says it will put an american man on trial. they say kenneth bay tried to overthrow its government. bay is a korean american tour operator from washington state. a north korean official told the associated press bay will likely get a ve

perry who want to ignore federal laws that they don't like but none of these outlandish nonsensical ideas are as dangerous and destructive as the new simpson bowles cat food plan two point zero yesterday the pair introduced a rebooted or shall we say rebate version of the original simpson bowles cat food commission idiocy that original plan you remember was so bad that their own commission members would not vote for it. yes there was no official commission report unfortunately the media is still in love with these irrelevant hustlers and their crazy ideas which makes understanding the absurdity of the simpson bowles two point zero cat food plan all the harder but let's give it a try in the original simpson bowles cat food commission plan on the left here the pair saw a whopping two point nine trillion dollars in budget cuts combined with two point six trillion in revenues fancy word that mostly describes increasing taxes or cutting tax loopholes under the new simpson bowles cat food plan two point zero by chart on the right this pair of crackpots is now seeking one point two trillio

perry. dreaming now, criminal defense attorney, former prosecutor. good to have you both here. now suggesting there is a working relationship between the brotherhood and at least one of the mexican drug cartels. i have not heard law-enforcement discussion of that e4. have you? >> now, have not. intelligence reports show there is a link with the italian mob, the brotherhood is not just something that is a message of the past, they are actually working with othecriminal organizations. the fbi intelligence has just not discovered. lou: a former prosecutor, you have to be familiar with what is going on here. having covered the border security issue for mexican drug cartels, essentially, i have never heard they were with a white supremacist group. one for spent has got to get to the core of this matter. kill police officers and the fact don't have that in our country as part of the fabric of our society that keeps us going. judicial system is the background of every civilization and if this thing

perry. the governor of arizona jan brewer, the governor of new jersey kris christy and wife, the former governor of alabama, bob ryely, and the former governor of michigan john angler and his wife michelle. i want to greet the following members of congress, senator john cornyn of texas, senator -- former senator bill frisk, former senator kay bailee hutchinson, speaker of the house john boehner and his wife debbie, congressman -- congresswoman kay granger, congressman michael burr jes. >> as the former secretary of state continues to introduce the vips that have come from all over the country and the world. five american presidents, current presidents, four former presidents on hand at the same place. this doesn't happen very often. >> it is quite unique. nixon's funeral is one of the events where they all got together. i think it is interesting to here con da lee za rice taking charge in the outset. many of the critics of bush talk about rumsfeld and cheney. he has stayed loyal to con da le

governor texas, rick perry. >> where is he? he used to wet his bed. >> that's funny. >> the governor of new jersey chris christie. >> oh, my, he tried to eat my hair once. >> he probably thought it was cotton candy. >> i love watching him do interviews because you never know what he's doing to say he's like a mad lib come to life. this is from john king on cnn. >> history will ultimate judge the decisions that were made for iraq. and i'm just not going to be around to see the final verdict. >> not going to be around is an interesting way to put it. >> in other words, i would be dead. >> jimmy: oh, that's what you meant? i miss him so much, i really do. benjamin franklin is getting a makeover. the $100 bill is getting redesigned for the first time since 1996. they go into circulation october 8. it has new security features that will hopely make it harder to counterfeit. there's a security ribbon that runs through it. and this is kind of amazing. i got an advanced copy of the bill here. benjamin franklin's air is real. you can co

. >> back here at home texas governor rick perry nominating a judge to take over the role of mike mcclellan. his nomination has to be confirmed by the senate. mcclelland and his wife were shot in their home nearly two weeks ago. no rayses have been made so far. >> the u.s. poets tal service has a plan to cut out saturday mail delivery. congress took action flock the delivery. they are looking at price increases and layoffs to make up for it. >> they lost $50.9 billion last year. >> facebook and twitter was supposed to bring us closer together. it turns out that may not be the case at all. there's a new study that finds folks on social media are ruder and more likely to hurl face to face slurs. >> after an on-line run in 19 percent admitted to blocking or unfriending someone because of a virtual argument. >> like politics or something like that. >> that leads us to the question of the day is facebook your friend or your foe? shoot us an email at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. we are all on twitter here. >> we try not to get into arguments on it. >> still to come, could your doctor now be able

we understand that governor rick perry will be here in front of the courthouse, which is symbolic for this town. a lot of people are concerned about what's happening. he will attend here before attending the memorial. >> reporting live from kaufman county, texas. >>> also there are new warning in another high profile murder. last month's killing of the top prison official. he was shot to death at his home. now investigators believe evan ebel may have plotted that by fellow white supremacists. they say thomas ghouly and james lohr are believed to be armed and dangerous. they believe one or both could be heading to nevada. >>> on to north korea. this time, it could be more than plus ter. just their morning cnn is learning north korea could launch a mobile bliss particular missile within days. it comes as the united states deploys ballistic missile defense does guam and tries to tamp down on its own rhetoric. barbara starr joins me now from the pentagon. what more are you learning? >> i think it is very fair to say here at the pentagon officials are trying to ratchet back their own rheto

office until the governor rick perry appoints a permanent successor. >> it is time for your five at five. lawmakers in connecticut reaching a deal on gun control that would put in place some of the toughest gun laws in the united states. the proposal includes a ban on high-capacity magazines and it also expands the state assault weapons ban to 100 new types of firearms. lawmakers also calling for universal background checks. under the proposal, the state would create the first statewide dangerous weapon offender registry. >> the man suspected of killing colorado's prison chief should have been behind bars. but because of a clerical error, he was released. back in 2008. he pleaded guilty to assaulting a prison guard. he was sentenced to an additional four years on top of the eight years he was already serving but the sentence was put into the computer system incorrectly and he was set free in january. now two months after that, he was killed in a shootout with police in texas. the same gun found at the scene matched the crime scene in colorado. vince: vito corleone got away with it in "th

texas governor rick perry declared it a disaster thursday. >> last night was truly a nightmare scenario. anyone who grew up in a small town like west, they know that this tragedy has most likely hit every family, touched everyone in the town. >> one west residents describes what the blast felt like. >> like a bomb. picked you up. took your breath away and dropped you and exploded everything. >> reporter: the blast registered as a 2.1 seismic event. a community is left to heal. >> hurts but i am alive so i am happy. >>> the attorney general spoke and said he took a aerial tour and he was amazed, he wasn't expecting what he saw. the apartment complex that was destroyed looked like a bombed out building from baghdad and he said there was a railroad track nearby and the mett of the -- metal of the track melded together. >> thank you. more details on ammonium nitrate. it is used as fertilizer. it is a compressed liquid and stored under high pressure. >> one of those watching the search and rescue is meno park fire chief. he said among the crews is a federal response team similar to the one h

a fellow by the name of rick perry. north dakota is projecting over one-half billion dollars surplus . energy independence. north dakota has a republican governor. ohio is expecting a billion dollars surplus from the current fiscal year. it has a republican governor. wisconsin, a very famous republican governor projecting almost half billion dollar budget surplus. governor scott walker. i will projecting and $800 million surplus and, yes, another republican governor, tennessee, little over half a billion dollar surplus. in the state of tennessee, well, florida, n quite half, four under and $37 million in surplus again. a republican governor. i just want to us here at a shout out, if i may, to the state of california, the only blue stayed on track to end the year, are you ready, with a surplus. it is only $36 million. you know what? us surplus is a surplus, and the state auditor says california has a negative net worth. you know what to my-net worth to 127 billion in california. i know it is only a $36 million surplus. y

. >>> in texas, rick perry wants an apologize from the "sacramento bee." it linked perry's push for less regulati regulations. it's with a picture of an explosion. perry responded on facebook saying i won't stand from somebody mocking the tragic deaths of my fellow texans and our fellow americans. for their part the paper stands by the cartoon saying it was perry's statement on disregard for worker safety and not a disregard for any of the victims. >>> and then the bombing suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev, has been moved to the federal medical facility, devens, 40 miles away from boston. he was being treated at at hospital where some of the victims were being treated. and dzhokhar has recovered enough to sit up and write and he has not revealed any more substantial information since being read the miranda rights. i am joining you live here in boston, beautiful morning, sun coming up to my right and behind me a beautiful makeshift memorial for the victims of the bombing. it continues to grow and grow. people from all around the world sending messages of support a

perry is talking about texas secession everything it's like anything that happens that comes from the obama administration states red states ok well we can ignore the constitution we can ignore the federal government i mean this is something that well we've tried before and i don't know this rose lord knows liberty loving citizens should welcome the opportunity to always be considering hey what are the limits of federal power what to the extent to what extent can we just as a state decide on these things and i think that's why we have the arson amendment it's a pretty good but that's only exercise and i mean far too often especially with obama the presidency liberals come out from the perspective of no no no there's no such thing as states' rights to federal and i don't know i differ on this i think we do think that there are states rights but to some extent states can't go around just doing the will in early stuff like succeeding from the union or past having their own state religion that's an interesting point because the constitution is basically a contract that was ratified betwee

governor rick perry will attend. it's a private service on friday. the mclellands a five children, all adult, including one who is a dallas police officer. this came to light that the mclellands installed a motion detector outside their house that would have picked up anybody coming to the house but it was not hooked up. >> shepard: dan trunk springer. thank you. with us, the reporter who broke the news story of the texas prosecutor withdrawing from the aryan brotherhood case. tanya, nice to see you, thank you. >> thank you. from your reporting, is there more to this or was that prosecutor just afraid? >> well, you know, obviously the prosecutor's not talking but yesterday morning, he sent an email to all of the prosecutors in the case withdrawing and specifically cited security concerns. i've talked to a number of defense attorneys involved in the case and they say he did not elaborate on the concerns but they believe it must be related to the events that occurred. >> did they say how that case will go forward? >> he was not the lead prosecutor on t

texas governor rick perry is calling the deadly explosion in his state a quote truly nightmare scenario. he warned that the number of dead and injured could go higher. we are awaiting testimony from eric holder on capitol hill. this will be his first public testimony since the deadly boston bombings, meanwhile next guest tells fox news some of the forensic information from the scene of those bombings could be in washington by today. here is that picture we showed you earlier of the site the lord and taylor surveillance camera, police had been looking at some of that tape and where the second bomb went off. republican congressman michael mccall of texas is chairman of the house homeland security commit. mr. chairman, thank you so much for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> megyn: i want to start with that information that had you said some of the forensic information should come back today and they may have some of the signatures from the equipment. can you clarify what that means? >> well possibly as early as today it's down at quantico being examined for forensics. there are trace

let's go to a sound byte from governor rick perry at a memorial talking about some reward money for tips that lead to an arrest. listen. >> these are heinous crimes. they have affected not just texans, but people across the country who respect the rural law. these are truly direct attacks on the core of our civil society. the fact is we cannot react with fear. we have to react with resolve. >> kimberly, we are glad to have you walk us through this. if you are investigators in the various states, three states, west virginia, colorado, texas, nobody is saying there is a direct connection, but they are looking at it because it does seem plausible. what do you think? >> and it makes sense. they are developing certain theories of investigation how there might be an investigation a plausible connection. maybe there is a connection between the killing in colorado and texas, but not in west virginia. they have to develop this based on the information they are getting. in particular the one gang, the 211 crew which is corrected with the white supremecist group and the aryan brotherhood they belie

when rick perry uncovered that rock with the "n" word that i'm not going to say. it wasn't his rock, but there was this attitude. but i say bravo. it's a testament to the changing face of america. and if they don't get on board that this is a more diverse company they're going to be left behind. we're seeing a kinder, gentler g.o.p. and i'm enjoying it. >> michael: the reaction is most encouraging, and this is a case that have. keli, before i let you go. >> therelet's end on this note, i'm sorry if anyone was offended. >> michael: it's admonishing a colleague that you wouldn't have seen before. today the ap associated press changed the usage of the term illegal immigrant suggesting that journalists only using illegal. describing a person being in the country illegally why is this debate so important, this language debate with the a.p.? >> i'm going to get in trouble. i don't think it is. i'm sorry. i'm going to get in trouble. and antonio vargas is a dear friend of mine but this is what i disagree on. i'll tell i couldn't i disagree on this. for years partial-birt