michael bennett. [applause] senator bennett goes forward with the full support of the democratic party and was an -- and with the full support of thousands of people across colorado of every political affiliation because he has earned it. he has shown us that he has a vision to build a world-class education system that he will and the partisanship in washington, that he will work to solve our nation's most pressing problems including bringing down the national debt and that he will bring the openness and transparency and the accountability to washington that this nation deserves. we are lucky to have senator michael bennett as their candidate representing the democratic party and fighting for the people of colorado. . i want to thank you all for being here. we will all work together to win in november. we have wonderful candidates up and down the ballot. thank you very much. is my privilege now to introduce a great friend and a gray color of a leader, senator mark udall. [applause] >> is always a trea

bennett and pennsylvania as well. it ended up being -- he ended up winning by a larger margin than people thought. host: some of the headlines are noting that president obama backed michael bennett and some of the incumbents or candidates that he has backed until this point have not fared as well as michael bennett. is this a win for the white house? guest: definitely a win for the white house. it shows kind of how establishment and money can really stale go a long way. andrew romanoff had -- he spent eight years in the state house and he had a lot of connections with the colorado democratic community, the activists in the state. bennett this is his first run for political office, the first time his name was actually on the ballot. he was still introducing himself to a lot of the voters in colorado. so he was actually pushing for a larger turnout figuring that the more people that voted, it was less kind of the party establishment voting. ended up getting over 300,000 votes in the primary, mostly mail-in primary ballo

michael bennett has never been in politics. he had come out of the school system. he was superintendent of schools in denver. he had no political network, no political fund raising network or political base. he was plucked from relative obscurity into this seat. he has had to spend the last 18 months becoming well known to people who had no idea who he was. that made him vulnerable in the fall in part because of the political winds but also because he isn't well known. when andrew romanov stepped in he was very much on the attack against michael bennett who was somebody who had become a creature of special interests in washington. >> ifill: do the presidential endorsements make any difference at all? >> they don't seem to have made a lot of difference. michael bennett obviously has the support of the president and the national democratic establishment. they have been hard at work for him. the president made a call last week out to colorado, a conference call, to supporters urging them to get out and vote. former president clinton endorsed andrew romanov. he did not

michael bennett. -- the honorable michael bennett. [applause] >> i want to say a few words in thanks to the thousands of people this supported our campaign, the folks who volunteered and voted for us, thank you from the bottom of my heart for the support you showed. proud of our team and proud to see so many folks standing with us together in this united democratic party today, but not just for my sake and not even for the sake of the democratic party, i am asking you today to throw your support fully and unequivocally behind michael bennett for the united states senate. [applause] i say this not for the sake of the democratic party, because the truth is, the party is a vehicle, all means to an end. the end that we share is a better quality of life, a cleaner and healthier environment, more affordable healthcare, stronger schools, more jobs, those goals which we share would be better advanced by michael bennett then any other candidate in this race. is an easy call. -- it is an easy call. [applause] this is a time of it so much pain f

mike bennett defeated romanoff. the georgia republican primary runoff for governor is still undecided this morning. we will talk about that and the other primary results on today's "washington journal." the house yesterday approved $26 billion in state aid before leaving again for august break. we want to get your thoughts this morning on congress and campaign 2010. the phone numbers are on your screen. here is the front page of "the denver post." that is the front page of "the denver post." the results broke down like this. in the republican primary, buck defeated norton. maes beat mcinnis 50% to 49%. mike bennett beat andrew romanoff 54% to 45%. we want to get your thoughts this morning on camping 2010 results, as well as what we saw from congress yesterday. they approved $26 billion in state aid, and another $10 billion to avoid teacher layoffs. we can show you that to vote in just a little bit. also from "the washington post" this morning -- we want to hear from you and what you think the results mean for the ge

democrat michael bennett never expected to be colorado's senator. but he's scrambling to keep the job now. >> we have worked as a team from day one. >> reporter: bennett actually had zero political experience until he was appointed to fill a vacancy last year. president obama has gone all out, appearing in person and in tv ads. >> michael is a different kind of leader. >> it's a tough year to be an incumbent. it's a great year to be someone who's never had their name on a ballot. and i have never had my name on a ballot until right now. >> reporter: but another democrat backed by president bill clinton defies the obama white house and refused to stay out of the race. >> we need a senator for the rest of us. >> reporter: of the state house, slammed bennett's investment background with a barrage of tough tv commercials. >> he's had almost no money. he had to sell his house to buy his final ad. that's a hungry candidate. >> reporter: and hungry describes republicans. this is a seat they can win. former lieutenant governor jane norton is up against the

in colorado, democrats hope michael bennett can hold on to his senate seat. more about that race now from jeff greenfield. >> reporter: it was a split decision tuesday night in colorado, not between republicans and democrats but between insiders and outsiders. democrats gave a comfortable primary victory to interim senator michael bennett who survived a strong challenge from former statehouse speaker andrew romanoff. they also spared president obama who campaigned hard for bennett the embarrassment of having to explain why colorado democrats had rejected his candidate. >> i've worked as a truck driver... >> reporter: it was a different story on the republican side. district attorney ken buck, the tea party favorite, one a close race against former lieutenant governor jane norton, the choice of the republican establishment. buck was helped by two million dollars worth of adds and mailers for americans with job security. >> norton pushed the largest tax hike in colorado history. as a regulator, she managed a multimillion dollar surge in government spending. >>

these little crawlers have lodged themselves into 7-year-old bennett's hair, and it quickly spread to the rest of his family. >> itchy. it was -- it felt weird. >> reporter: even weirder was the fact that over-the-counter remedies they used did not work. >> after we put it in her hair, when they came, she still had live lice in her hair. >> reporter: dr. gabrielle von simpson who treated them said these parasites have developed a resistance to over-the-counter medication. and may not disappear with just one application. >> what i also recommend and most people recommend as well is manual mechanical removal of the active lice. >> reporter: it's a tedious and unpleasant task. the doctor says it's the best way to get rid of lice. olive oil and a fine-tooth comb is what finally gave them some relief. >> it was kind of gross because we had to put all that stuff in my hair. when they got it all out, it was much better. >> reporter: you must also wash all your linens and towels as well as hats and hairbrushes. items that can't be washed can be stored in a plastic bag for who weeks. >> it's n

. >>> 28-year-old kelly bennett has a rare form of cancer at the base of her skull. a fundraiser over the weekend at a college. bennett noticed unusual pictures, that led to the arrest of a man who police say was planning an attack. >>> the nancy pelosi, the secretary of navy and mayor newsom were on hand for the change of guards. there's a redevelopment plan for treasure island. >> we want to work with the redevelopment plan and try to be a part of the new neighborhood. >>> construction on the bay bridge is moving quickly now and some new deck sections will speed it along even more. two big pieces arrived and will become the new eastern span of the bridge. caltrans says the work is progressing so well it expects the pieces to be in place by next week. the next sections of the power are due to arrive in october and when all of the work is complete, the signature tower arrives 100 feet above the current traffic and will completely change the look of the bridge. >>> california is now among three states reporting salmonella illnesses now linked to eggs. 13 brands are af

tam. >> let us check-in with jacqueline bennett. >> even more changes in store for this weekend! if you thought it was cool to yesterday wait until today. today, things are pagoda to tell co do wit t and rushing to the bay area of. the winds are going to pick up, and cooler temperatures and showers later in this evening. into tomorrow morning. temperatures, look at how cool they are. 72, and lead that is the warmest location some are even going to be warmer thacooln that. and upper 50s, not too many commenced by tomorrow but temperatures will be increasing a few degrees but less breezy. qamar will be the better of the afternoon, and this rain and how much we're good to see an or extended forecast. and a warm-up coming up, all of that coming up. >> coming up, a cat lovers, beware. perhaps to many devices- gadget devices, a gadget lovers? >> and later, paris hilton behind bars. >> tech news, you may want to take some time out with your ipad, laptop, smart phones. and as kron 4 is tech report, for gabriel slate's tech report to many gadgets, and too much gadgets time to be bad for y

i think it was eight points by which bennett won. if he hadn't won, it would have been a real embarrassment. the white house knew it. they were primed for it. i was talking just yesterday with a senior obama political radded advisor who was very nervous and if they knew bennett had stumbled it would have been not just his defeat but seen as a defeat for obama because obama had been out to colorado time and time again and made it clear in his choice. so anyway, they got some good news for a change and they've needed it. >> rose: it's said that by him... by the president that what he was able to do in 2008 was make his personal narrative a narrative of the country. he clearly did that. what narrative would the president like for the country to see going into these midterms and as a precedent to what the narrative might be in 2012? >> right. i think we have to look at this, as you asked, what he would like the narrative to be. but then also acknowledge that he is not succeeding right now in 2010 the way he did in 2008 of making his pref

join me all the bennetts in the moscow region where emergency crews are struggling to contain far as leaving muscovites choking on fics smoke. in other news iran denies reports of an assassination attempt on president talk my dinner sought after a new with web site set up a navy exploded near his car meanwhile to bomb faces further u.s. sanctions as terror linked groups are blacklisted. and india could be putting its future at risk as millions of children skipped school to put food on their family's table. while still markets wobble as investors fish shares up overheated more business in twenty minutes. or welcome to you live from our headquarters in central moscow this is our team with me and some now way it's two pm here in the russian capital and two thirty pm in tehran but first this hour russia's emergencies teams are be. raising themselves for the worst to come as far as peat fires continue to hold their grip in many parts of the country what makes firefighters still wary is that the relentless heat wave is keeping the landscape tinder dry and the scorching temperatures are set

and join me either bennett's in the moscow region where firefighters all managing to control the blaze the smoke is still choking the atmosphere and spreading to the city. flushing the president left his summer residence to hold emergency meetings in firefighting ancram like. in other news the u.s. imposes more sanctions on iran severing ties with groups suspected of terrorist links as a group of intelligence experts write to president obama saying that israel may strike against a round within weeks. this is r t is why i'm here in moscow ten pm in london five in the afternoon in new york city were you watching us around the world welcome. when the top stories eight hundred fifty thousand firefighters are still battling russia's worst wildfires in decades the blazes have already left forty eight people dead in the air in moscow is thick with smoke as far as approach the capital from the south our correspondent ivan bennett reports from just outside the small smothered capital. all morning on the early hours of this afternoon just in the woods behind me there was a fire raging and the fi

artists like rosemary clooney and tony bennett. today bennett released this statement. "mitch miller was a great friend and a magnificent musician and he put me on the map." >> open the windows and let the neighbors hear you loud and clear. >> reporter: miller, who hated rock and roll calling it musical baby food, passed up the opportunity to sign early rock icon buddy holly and another buy -- guy named elvis. >> his tastes were definitely established. he was a man of strong opinions. not always in harmony with the times. ♪ oh, the times ♪ they are a-changing >> reporter: and those times were a-changing. mitch miller added a young bob dylan to columbia's line-up of artists. in an era when the boomers were grooving to the beatles, mitch miller was selling millions of records to their parents and leaving a lasting impact on the recording industry. george lewis, nbc news, los angeles. >>> and that's our broadcast for this monday night. thank you as always for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we all hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. we all hope to

and join me all of the bennetts in the moscow region where firefighters all managing to control the blaze but smoke is still choking the atmosphere and spreading to the city. russian president last year's summer residence to hold an emergency meeting on firefighting ancram like. in other news tonight tightening the grip on to iran washington imposes new sanctions severing ties with the iranian groups thought to be aiding terrorists. also coming up in the business update as the severe drought in russia devastates wheat production we're looking at the impact it's been having across the world join us in about twenty minutes time. hello this is r t it's ten pm here in moscow this wednesday night the fourth of august it's kevin owen a over the top stories on the story dominating the news from us one hundred fifty thousand firefighters are battling russia's worst wildfires in decades now the blazes have already left forty eight people dead the air in moscow is thick with smoke as fires approached the capital from the south our correspondent i have a bennett report from just outside the small do

and join me all the bennetts in the moscow region with five pauses all managing to control a blaze the smoke is still choking the atmosphere and spreading to the city. and russian president left his summer residence to hold an emergency meeting on fire fighting in kremlin. and other news washington puts more economic and political pressure on terror wrong tightening sanctions and blocking iranian organizations want to be aiding terrorists. and coming up in business that day as the period around in russia devastate production we'll be looking at the impact it's been having across the world join us in twenty minutes time. live from our headquarters in central moscow this is our team with me i need to now way it's six pm here in the russian capital and our top story at least forty eight people have died as russia was sweltering in the worst heat wave in decades the air in moscow is thick with smoke from wildfires and more blazes keep springing up our correspondent ivor bennett is just outside the capital with more. all morning on the early hours of this afternoon just in the woods behind

it's the only thing these boys dreaming on ivy bennett r.t. moscow. it's been five years since israel pulled out from gaza leaving this trip to the palestinians it was hoped the withdrawal would lead a path to peace but instead the move spots criticism over the israeli government's handling of the process and to the view of reportedly considering a similar move in the west bank ati's discovered that israelis living there far from happy with the plans. five years on and the pictures stronghold and israeli soldier pitted against israeli citizen israelis had hoped that by withdrawing eight thousand settlers from gaza they'd be extending an olive branch to the palestinians but most underestimated the violence and heartbreak that would follow natural process of this all just claimed they went to the window and shouted i said why don't you come and knock on the door like normal people there told me your under arrest you were supposed to have loved guards or already the soldiers were crying the children were crying i was crying i looked at the guards i looke

it's the only thing these boys dream of after bennett r.t. moscow. and while russia is keeping fingers crossed ahead of the fee for votes other important sporting victories are already in the bag the country has topped table that the two thousand and ten european championships. and that in our sports bulletin coming up later this hour. it's been five years since israel pulled out from gaza leaving the strip to the palestinians it was hoped they withdraw would lead a path to peace but instead the move sparked criticism over the israeli government's handling of the process and the turn of the reportedly considering a similar move in the west bank are to discover that israelis living there are far from happy with the plans. five years on and the picture is still haunt israeli soldier pitted against israeli citizen israelis had hoped if i would point eight thousand secrets from gaza they'd be extending an olive branch to the palestinians but most underestimated the violence and heartbreak that would follow after. this all just came they went to the windo

asset to top forty selfie and save the next few days well for more on this task season i've had bennett he's in the south of the mosque a region for us either how is the situation developing on the ground. but it doesn't seem to be any sign of improvement here anyone about one hundred kilometers south of moscow and i can hear flames burning and fires burning in the forest behind me i've just been in there to have a look what's going on there is of an emergency crew there's a fire engine there they're trying to contain the blaze it's not very big but the situation is the ground is just so dry that whenever they put one fire out it just brings up elsewhere and the ground is still left smoldering and as you can see behind me as well the smoke is very very thick here the air is thick with smoke so thick in fact the sun is barely visible through all the smoke it's very difficult to breathe when i breathe and it's very difficult not to actually cough as well and the smoke is burning my eyes this is one of seventeen regions where far as a still reads raging one of seven regions where it's unde

bennett, even though he's the incumbent senator, was running his very first campaign ever because he had been appointed to that job. so you could argue that he was washington but not really establishment. gwen: one more thing into this. it also requires some understanding about this in connecticut where -- were these insiders who won? outsiders who won? >> i think you would have to say there the outsider won over rob simmons. she won in classic old-fashioned way which was she bought the nomination. she spent tens of millions of dollars to win the nomination. but she clearly was the outsider and the newcomer in that race. gwen: what about instead? wasn't he supposed to be making his big comeback running for governor of connecticut? >> it didn't work out. gwen: it didn't work out by an awful lot. >> one what do those verge divisions in the party -- erm internal divisions in the party say? >> i think that -- there's nothing that happened this week, whether it was through the election results or through the public opinion surveys that we saw that change the basic direction of the year, w

join me all the bennetts in the moscow region where emergency crews are struggling to contain far as leaving muscovites choking on fics smoke. another new to brand denies reports of an assassination attempt on president talking a dinner shot after a news website said of grenades his car meanwhile teheran faces further u.s. sanctions as terribly improves on one specific. and india could be putting its future at risk as millions of children skipped school to put food on their family's tables. it's three pm here in moscow and this is are you coming to you live with me and you so now way first this hour our top story russia's emergencies teams are bracing themselves for worse to come as forest and paint fires continue to hold their grip in many parts of the country what makes firefighters so where it is that the relentless heat wave is keeping the landscape timber dry and scorching temperatures are set to top forty celsius in the next few days bennett is in the south of the moscow region. around one hundred kilometers south of moscow in the moscow region and just a few meters over there

and join me either bennett's in the moscow region where firefighters are managing to control the blaze but smoke is still choking the atmosphere and spreading to the city. russian president last his summer residence to hold emergency meeting and fire fighting in kremlin. you know the news tightening the grip on turn around washington imposes new sanctions severing ties of the radian groups thought to be aiding terrorists. this is r t it's nine pm here in moscow this wednesday night the fourth of august warm welcome if you just joined it it is kind of you know any of this with the top stories one hundred fifty thousand firefighters battling russia's worst wildfires in decades the blazes have already there forty eight people dead the area of moscow is thick with smoke as far as approach the capital from the south our correspondent for bennett reports from just outside the small smothered capital. all morning in the early hours of this afternoon just in the woods behind me there was a fire raging and the firefighters were struggling to control it but in the last couple of hours they have

now the college is helping bennett. she's suffering from a rare form of cancer that leaves her with double vision and severe headaches. last night a fund-raiser was held on campus to collect donations for her medical bills." >> the bombs were supposeded to go off in this building. kellie bennett's mother asked officials about hosting a party here for kellie, the answer was immediate. >> when i told them what was happening, they said to me that this is where kellie needs to be. she saved us, we wanna save her. >> kellie was developing pictures in 2001 when she came across some disturbing images of pipe bombs and guns. she decided to call the police. m ago talking about that decision. >> no que>86 'y))zf99 my mind, first picture i knew what i was gonna do, i was gonna call the police. >> police went to the home of a 19-year-old and found the weapon along with a plan that included setting off bombs in the campus center during you lunchtime and shooting students from the roof as they ran for safety. kellie made the discove

and join me on the bennetts in the moscow region with five thought is that all magic bullet plays the smoke is still choking the atmosphere and spreading to the city. and russian president left his summer residence the old emergency teams in part fighting in family. and in other news washington post more economic and political pressure on tehran tightening sanctions and blocking iranian organizations to be aiding terrorists. it's five pm here in moscow and this is r t coming to you live with me a new some now way first this hour at least forty eight people have died while touring in the worst heat wave in decades the air in moscow is thick with smoke from wildfires and more blazes keep springing up our correspondents ivor bennett and the talk in the have the latest. all morning in the early hours of this afternoon just in the woods behind me there was a fire raging and the firefighters were struggling to control it but in the last couple of hours they have managed to put it out for the time being because the conditions here simply just so dry the fires a spreading very very quickly an

and join me all the bennetts in the moscow region with firefighters all managing to control the blaze the smoke is still choking the atmosphere and spreading to the city. and russian president left his summer residence to hold an emergency meeting on fire fighting in kremlin. and other news washington what's more economic and political pressure on terror on tightening sanctions on blocking iranian organizations ought to be aiding terrorists. coming up in the business update that management clash in the real cynical continues as billionaire glad to be a full time. rival to join us in twenty minutes time. live from moscow this is archie with me and you so now way let's get straight to our top story where at least forty eight people have died as russians sweltering in the worst heat wave in decades the air in moscow is thick with smoke from wildfires and more blazes springing up let's cross now to our correspondents ivor bennett and . first to you ivor you are of course in one of the worst affected areas it's very small i guess we can see what is the situation are things improving. for t

it's the only thing these boys are dreaming of after bennett r.t. moscow. five years ago israel pulled out of gaza leaving it to the palestinians the aim was peace but as some jewish settlers refused to leave quietly the consequences were more criticism and ongoing violence so now that israel is thinking over a withdrawal from the west bank some servers are worried they're also about to be forced from their homes. five years on and the pictures still haunt israeli soldier pitted against israeli citizen israelis had hoped that by withdrawing eight thousand settlers from gaza they'd be extending an olive branch to the palestinians but most underestimated the violence and heartbreak that would follow after. the soldiers came they went to the window and shouted and said why don't you come and knock on the door like normal people they told me your and rest you were supposed to have loved guards are already the soldiers were crying the children were crying i was crying i looked at the guards i looked at the sea i said that's it it's over. you are full of ryan liv

little fresher on their chest little not just on and it's the only thing these boys dream of are the bennett. moscow. international. pharmaceutical companies are under fire for allegedly testing new drugs on people in india without their consent around two million people are estimated to be taken part in clinical trials in the country but even those who do sign up aren't told the full story about potentially dangerous side effects. any india government run hospitals provide low cost treatment to the poor but there are increasing claims that being made guinea pigs in drug trials for western pharma companies without their knowledge here at the. hospital in indoor the north has been taking pills for the last six months on the advice of his doctor he suspects he's being experimented upon. to get to me i had a pain in my abdomen they did all sorts of tests and gave me all sorts of pills to have in the morning afternoon and night but i haven't got any better or turn around to recap but they can test any medication they like on me. allegations have surfaced in the media that the hospital conducts i

but on the gop side, ken buck is the latest to catch fire, and though bennett has the support bill sident obama, challenger idrew romanoff has his own supporter, bill clinton. >> i'm supporting andrew romanoff for the senate, and i hope you'll vote for him because he's got really good ideas on the economy. >> in georgia, the latest display of palin power. he ah palin has lined up against he nra, backing her own candidate for governor. >> are you ready to elect a pro-life, common sense constitutional conservative who will fight like a mama grizzly for you? >> and in connecticut, a political smackdown, linda mcmahon, the former ceo of world drestling entertainment is vying for senate against rod simmons dho got lifted off the mat when women undswirld about how pro wrestling treated women under the leadership of mcmahon and her husband, vince. >>> six americans were murdered >>> six in afghanistan and they vowed they would not abandon eyeir work. they said they will stay in afghanistan despite signs of a stay in afghanistal taliban. nick schifrin reports from kabul tonight. >> reporter: memb

and join me all the bennetts in the region where the air is thick with smoke of the capsule chokes on its small. and nominees protest a school boy calls of ours it's time for the immigration bills this effect with business is booming from an increase in activity. and millions of indian children are pushing their future. by skipping school notice have. a very warm welcome to you this is live from moscow with me alice have but russia's emergencies it seems a bracing themselves for the worst to calm a forest fires continue to rage in many parts of the country what makes a war rages the relentless heat wave is keeping the landscape tinder dry and the school shooting at temperatures the set top for. the next few days will for more let's join bennett's in the south and from a region how is the situation developing. fires are still raging in seventeen regions across the country seven of those regions are under a state of emergency including this one moscow region where i am just around fifty kilometers south of the capital as you can probably see the air is thick with smoke and very acrid sm

on to bennett. moscow. time now for today's some other. brief australian prime minister julia gillard has held initial talks with independent candidates to try to form a government on today's election with most of the votes counted the country is facing its first time column and in fact is no cause he was lucky to win the seventy six things needed for outright majority will go along who may want to a new government formed a process that could take a full week. the pathologist who performed an autopsy on british government scientists david kelly has told media that the cause of death was a textbook case of suicide he said that no evidence was found to support murder theories well the scientists caused a political scandal seventy years ago when he comes down to the u.k. government claims that iraq had weapons of mass destruction shortly after kennedy's body was found near woods close to his home his death has caused worldwide controversy. police in brazil are searching for the gunman responsible for saturday's attack at a hotel he owned men

it's the only thing these boys a dream on offer bennett. moscow. time for our close up series now in this week we're heading one thousand kilometers north west of moscow to the small town of cargo poll in the art congress krege and it became an important trade center back in the sixteenth century as it was situated between russia's only seaport and moscow but as artie's tests are silly i found out its history dates all the way back to the eleventh century. to. a town frozen in time. these stone churches and centuries old wooden houses once owned by rich merchants sturdy magination. once upon a time cargo ball was one of the wealthiest towns in russia thanks to bustling trade by the anya go river but it began to fade into obscurity when c. trade was moved to st petersburg and later on when the railroads were built bypassing the town life here is simple quiet and for the most part that actually means nothing has changed some have automatic machines but they still come to wash the things in the river after they wash them in the machine the room next t

and >> jacqueline bennett has a forecast. >> if he thought was cooler yesterday wait till you get to this afternoon temperatures are going to be much cooler than what we saw yesterday only in the mid-70s for inland spots 64 for the bay shores upper 50s along the coastline. dense fog will be the story out there this morning peeling back to san francisco by the afternoon we'll have the sunny conditions but obviously temperatures not up that much. tomorrow how little bit of a change will still have the dense fog but it's going to be little less expensive car in the valleys not seem quite as much of that and towards the afternoon temperatures will warm up a few degrees very similar to what we saw out there yesterday. that little warming trend is nothing compared to what we have in our extended forecast coming up in just a bit will take a look at that. topping our news this morning of the mass of a recall has extended to more than half of the aids concerns over potential salmonella appliance. more than a thousand people have been sick and across the country including about 90 right here i

so in a way michael bennett is sort of the citizen senator of one's ideal and he arrives and has the idea that he's going to work on the debt, climate change big issues. and he finds insaid that he's sitting in the chair learning how to preside and watching a lot of nothing. and he now has four years or six years if he wins in november to decide whether this is the place where he wants to spend his career. more and more of them are deciding it's not. >> rose: is it likely to change? is there a gathering storm of protest recognizing something has to be done? >> ultimately the american people are going to say this is not working. >> rose: how how does that happen. >> i think they're going to look at the the members engaging in the most incendiary and inflammatory type of language that tries to reduce other people to subhuman levels that they're not worthy of their respect. they that kind of language has got to stop and i think the american people are going to see if the issues are not being addressed they're going to want to elect people who are saying look, we sent you there, yes we w

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