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after the kentucky derby. this morning, the search for his killer. >> look, i am vice president of the united states of america. the president sets the policy. i am absolutely -- >> vice president joe biden giving us a couple of hints that the white house view of same-sex marriage could be evolving just as a key vote on the matter comes up in the battleground state. this is cnn breaking news. up first we begin with breaking news. a chilling video just released by al qaeda. on it, u...

Presidents reelection campaign and the focus of the administration for this part of his term in office around the fact that 77% of americans think there is too much power in the hands of a few rich people and large corporations in the united states. that is the american mindset right now. republicans keep calling that assertion divisive, but it represents the majority view of democrats and of independents and of republicans. and good economy or bad, whoever the candidate is who comes up with the...

Administration for this part of his term in office around the fact that 77% of americans think there is too much power in the hands of a few rich people and large corporations in the united states. that is the american mindset right now. republicans keep calling that assertion divisive, but it represents the majority view of democrats and of independents and of republicans. and good economy or bad, whoever the candidate is who comes up with the way to speak to that problem and calls it a problem...

They learn now when you get to this election and recall process, the error rate will go down because they have gone through it once. >> they could push recall to middle of the summer. if the balance of power is tipped in the state senate, it could be tipped back to the november election a few months later. the only thing that is really predictable in wisconsin politics after all the elections and recall elections is a lot of voter fatigue. bret? >> bret: mike tobin live in madison. thank you. st...

They learn now when you get to this election and recall process, the error rate will go down because they have gone through it once. >> they could push recall to middle of the summer. if the balance of power is tipped in the state senate, it could be tipped back to the november election a few months later. the only thing that is really predictable in wisconsin politics after all the elections and recall elections is a lot of voter fatigue. bret? >> bret: mike tobin live in madison. thank you. st...

Campaign undoubtedly as these firestorms will continue to escalate will become derailed or at least lose message and thats the most important thing he has going into the iowa caucuses and all the primaries. back to you. >> thank you very much for the live report from the bureau. >> all right. lets talk about a new "usa today" gallup poll. so you would think that herman cain will be sliding down the polls. instead, what were going to tell you this morning is hes actually tied with mitt romney for...

Peaze earth can eat a king or something like that. >> this thing of the picture of his body, they say the most recognizable image of his face is the most gruesome of pictures. it is mangled -- not beyond recognition, but mangled. couldnt there have been somebody, a more -- mortician to piece it back together? they can take the head and put make up on it so the person is approximately similar to viewing life despite how badly the injuries are. >> they said it is a 99.99% error rate. >> when peopl...

The one that said 75% of the oil is taken care of. the more i read it, the less satisfied i am with the thoroughness of the presentation. there are sweeping assumptions here. how do you feel about the report when we read, okay, were just going to have to deal with this quarter thats left. are you confident that thats -- that what this report encompasses is true? >> i go back to flow rate. early on there were huge questions about how much oil was actually coming out of the well. as you know, it w...

Barrels a day with a 10% error rate on either side of it. once you know the flow rate and you know the well is capped, then you know theres a proximate total amount of oil discharged in this event. that raises the question, what oil went where and what was done with it. this is the first attempt to lay that out there and start to have this conversation. i dont think its an end all, be all, but its more information than we had before. >> bp said its learned a lot during this whole process. im ass...

Quarter thats left. are you confident that thats what this report encompasses is true? >> i go back to flow rate. early on there were huge questions about how much oil was actually coming out of the well. as you know it went from one to five to 12 to 25,000. we finally got a range that was developed by a government team of the 35 to 60,000 barrels a day. just in the last few weeks weve been able through pressure readings on the well and better information, have been able to bring that down to 53...