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Then he would have just stopped all of this. >> greg: racist dooce that all the time. >> juan: clearly looking at programs intended to help with issues like healthcare or hoursing. >> greg: what about prison reform? >> martha: what did president obama do? >> juan: i think he did a lot. >> martha: im just curious, the economy was on the decline. >> juan: no, no, no. >> martha: in terms of race relations? >> juan: again, the fact its the far left that wants to attack obama and said felt you had to...

>> jesse: big bad racist guy then he would have just stopped all of this. >> greg: racist dooce that all the time. >> juan: clearly looking at programs intended to help with issues like healthcare or hoursing. >> greg: what about prison reform? >> martha: what did president obama do? >> juan: i think he did a lot. >> martha: im just curious, the economy was on the decline. >> juan: no, no, no. >> martha: in terms of race relations? >> juan: again, the fact its the far left that wants to attack o...

Team but they worked really hard and they should be sable to play basketball and the parents probably should have had a vote. >> reporter: now, the statement from the assistant superintendent says that the -- its a matter of fairness to be sure that all of the players on the team would be treated equally. alluding to the idea that some of the players on the team may be illegal. well, speaking with parents of players on this girls basketball team, they find that argument isnt consistent, because ...

On this sunny -- well, well pretend this is a sunny day. thank you as always. bill: its dry indoors, isnt it? martha: lovely in here. bill: you think about the families that molly is talking to, up at 4:00 and digging their way out, and its not going to stop today, this goes into today and tomorrow. who knows how high these waters can rise. mash march usually in these situations people say im staying, im not -- but did you hear that woman? take it. the river has taken my home. its not mine, it b...

Bill: im bill hemmer. good morning, the index, by the wa, an increase in confidence for march, albeit slightly and meaning americans might be feeling a bit better about the future and about what they are experiencing today. does it mean, however, things are actually getting better? martha: that is a good question im going to ask gerri lewis that and it looks like a sizable jump, up over 50 which is usually a good indicator and what do you make of reading. >> dont get excited yet. i mean, it is a...

Some results in 2011. martha: adam, thank you very much. adam shapiro. i guess if theyre not going to go to the moon, they can figure out the toyota problems, right? bill: you remember that report from the telephone lines that go across the highway. the mostry continues. in a moment, there is a crucial barometer about the economy and if things are actually getting better out there. we are minutes away from receiving the latest fegs and well break down what it means for every american in moment...

Impassable. the national guard is there, theyre using helicopters just to get basic supplies into the people in the small mountain communities there that are so isolated by all of this flooding. residents in the town of pwralgtsborough say this is the worst flooding they have ever, ever experienced. >> youve got to prepare for these things. >> been here over 23 years, never done that. >> you can see the river just rise, didnt take no time at all. mash march the governor who spoke with us yesterd...