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Targeting the new health care law, including this one released on the day of the president's state of the union address. >> i can't afford to continue to pay for obamacare, i don't get my medicine. i don't get to see my doctors. i'm very disappointed in barack obama as a president. >> joining me e now is former national press secretary for the obama campaign and co-founder of the insight agency, ben le bolt. and from capitol hill, nbc's casey hunt. my first question is does this sound like a good strategy? because there is some concern on the part of the democrats that if you lose the house no...

The count chocula wants to eat your cereal. all of which have boosted cereal sales well above $7 billion annually and made cereal more consistently profitable not only for other food categories but more than most sectors in the economy, which is why the latest news on america's beloved breakfast foods has me questioning the conventional wisdom about our economic recovery. this week, kellogg's, the largest maker of breakfast cereal, announced lagging cereal sales are forcing the company to cut 7% of its workforce, a total of 2,000 employees who will be losing their jobs. shrinking sales and dec...

One real number in anything you said. 85% should be able to keep -- that's ludacris.z not layoffs is ludacris. it's 100% over the next 15 years. where did you get that? >> where i get it from -- i accept the fact people are losing hours to work. losing hours to workr< nmipeople greg or kimberly or me e our position are not going to change. 85% of the people in the do country -- >> people struggling to stay in middle class are the ones being harmed. it's not just hours being cut. i believe american businesses when they say we are deciding not to hire. we are waiting. it's the delay. the more yo...

>> said it to a witness, to a police officer as the police officer arrived on the scene. what was his state of mind? i'm getting beat up. >> we have to take a break. very i think it was devastating today. you agree? >> absolutely. >> devastating. coming up next, day five of the murder trial continues with this and more. >> you took it upon yourself to take the picture? >> yes. >> he didn't ask you to take the picture? >> no. >> thankfully you did, but that was your decision? >> you will hear tonight from the man himself, george zimmerman, how he may or may not take the stand. we already know...

Turin shroud and the shroud is by coincidence to be shown on television for the first time tomorrow, easter saturday, at a time when new claims have eme e emerged that the fabric is not a forgery, as many have claimed, but instead really does date back to around jesus' lifetime. these claims are published in a new book called "the mystery of the shroud" by a professor at padua university. where are we with the shroud? do you think there is now irrefutable evidence from a scholastic point of view that it does date to at least the time when jesus was alive? >> well, you have been very kind to me...