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His massive spending package and only then. he is not going to do that so no. >> brian: karl? >> i think the republicans ought to vote for it. as long as it does not touch the trump 2017 tax cuts. and as long as it is focused on true infrastructure as we understand it roads, bridges and physical items and broadband and then the republicans will have an even stronger case to make to the american people in 2022 that they need to be the check and the balance. they did the right thing on the infrastructure measure when it was bipartisan and true infrastructure and they did the right thing bioposin...

Among victims of hurricane sandy. 150,000 folks still without any power in new york and new jersey and emotions to say the least beginning to boil over. in long island, people who suffered without any power for almost two weeks now told by the local utility company, get this, fill out your forms online. kind of hard to do without any power. molly line is live on staten island, one of the hardest hit areas from the storm. molly, what is the latest with staten island residents getting help? >> reporter: you're using these words frustration, exhaustion, that is exactly what residents are talking ...

The mess. who cares about massachusetts 20 years ago? >> do you agree with chris on that? >> it's not beneath him. he needs to define mitt romney and say his ideas on the economy are not going to help us. but the president needs to come out with a bold plan on the economy, on jobs. the stimulus is not that popular these days. who cares. interest rates are historic lows. we can basically borrow money at zero interest rates. take that money, spends it roads, bridges. you can do any number of things and start creatinging jobs and get the economy moving. he needs a plan and people need to feel he ...

Police have found as many as 300 bodies on the beaches near sendai. rescuers are still working to assess all the damage there, and they are still searching through rubble for any survivors. the nuclear industry is anxiously watching the events unfolding in japan. one of the reactors that may be undergoing a partial meltdown right now is nearly 40 years old. official advisory flooded it with sea water in a desperate attempt to prevent a full meltdown. here with me now is washington post staff writer joel achenbach. >> good morning, alex. s. >> i want to read from your article. someone related t...

It is simply not working out in our economy as he steps towards this utopia he would like to create for america, it roads the work ethic the entrepreneurial spirit in this country. that too is why we have to fight to make sure we have persons in the positions to cast the vote to undo what he does want to create. >> sean: the thing i fear when i look at my grandparents that came from ireland. they didn't have any money, no guarantee of health care, but wanted to live in freedom. my father grew up really poor and worked hard and fought in world war ii and built a better life because of his grand...