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So the pacific ocean is out there. is there any way to take the salt from the water and use it for drinking water? >> certainly there is. it's very cost prohibitive because it takes a lot of power to do it. to steam that water to make it distilled water takes a lot of energy. energy that we just haven't put -- now there's ways to do it solar. that would be a very large con continue tan ner -- container. the earth evaporates the water out of ocean, makes it rain makes it fall. we just can't get the rain to fall where we need it carol. >> all right. chad myers, thanks so much. we appreciate it. ...

Four this weekend. tamron? >> thanks, gabe. joining me democratic indiana state representative ed delaney. thank you for your time. >> thank you for having me. >> let me get your reaction to what happened just this morning. your state representative there, republican house speaker, said they hope to have a fix as you referred to it very soon. you have now a group of assembly leaders, republican assembly leaders drafting new legislation to quote, clarify, the law. is this enough? >> no, that won't be enough. what we have is a law they never did explain, that was never needed. now we have a gove...

Radical feminists, activists, fighting discrimination against women using unconventional weapons. their half naked bodies. founded in 2008 in ukraine by an activist, this defiant collective is called femin which translates to women's beginning. a 22-year-old is one of the group's leaders. >> our tactic and strategy is to show women's point and appearance everywhere. >> the fight is against what it sees as men's domination of women across the globe. >> we see for us three main target we're going to crash. that is sex industry, dictatorship, and religion.

Movement. >> they taukt abolk about rosa taking her seat at the front of the bus. now, martin luther king did not want her to take her seat in the front of the bus. that wasn't what he was talking about. he did not say go to the front of the bus and that's where your seat was. what reverend king wanted was that she could set anywhere in the bus. that's what he wanted. i want her to be able to sit anywhere in that bus and i want to be able to sit next to her anywhere on that because. >> when rosa parks refused to give up her seat on that bus, she was fighting discrimination. it was an act of se...

Welcome normal onstein back to the table. and frank houston who knows a lit bit about those problem areas democrats are facing. he's chair of the oakland county michigan democrat party. frank, you were quoted in the "the new york times" story we talked about this week. tell aus a little bit about you experience in michigan, site of a key senate rait race this year. we talk about the working class white male voters. we see the statistics where obama's approval rating is them is off the charts low, his performance with them in the election last year not good. what -- when you talk to them, what ...