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Nhtsa, the national agency is run by the government and is supposed to figure this stuff out initially and apparently it was not done at least in time for a lot of the debate' are hoofing, lauren, thank you, and al, thanks as well and the debate will be continued, because the hearing continues at the top of the hour, what do you think? log onto foxnews.com and click on the "you decide" link and take our survey and we asked the question today: who is to blame for the safety scandal, 25 percent votes, today, and 45% say toyota, and federal regulators, are to blame. you can log on and vote, right...

The fact that the distinction was made that eliminated the women is an interesting, very interesting story and i'm glad you are bringing everyone's attention to it. dan, thanks, keep us posted. >> reporter: in two years, they'll be boxing in the summer olympics, women will, so, yeah, i mean, women are doing dangerous things already. martha: it is fascinating. crazy, thank you very much. bill: and olympics have been great. i know you are a huge fan. martha: i'm a big ski fan and love watching the skiing. bill: snow board stuff is off the hook and shaun white goes off later and, bode miller, wis...

Ago, but i guarantee people across this country have not forgotten the pain these giant banks caused. they pass a preliminary vote in the senate. so pretty good bipartisan support. so it appears on the path to final passage. dana. >> dana: all right, mike. thank you. midterm madness as texas holds the nation's first primaries. >> my campaign is not ab money or political connections. it's about heart, about service to the american people. >> dana: that's from one of the underdogs of the election who is now heading to a runoff after overcoming incredible odds. plus the lone star state senate rac...

Will anything happen this time? and later, midterm madness. a legal fight is on to keep republican seats in republican hands. we are joined by congressman ryan costello of pennsylvania. plus, is bob corker about to become a candidate again for his own seat? von hilliard brings us the murky state of play from memphis, tennessee. but first, the mass shooting in parkland, florida, did not produce the same old gun debate. it has been the voices of students that have made this one different. they have organized marches, flooded the state house in tallahassee, and demanded action from elected ...

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