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0 trying to get more and more black audiences. >> the city has developed the area around turner field in the last 18, 19 years since the olympics happened. if they had developed the area, the team would probably not be moving. there's nothing there. >> i have walk eed around that area and it is kind of shocking. it's sort of the husk remnants of the olympics. >> tell me about it, i live there. >> that's all for this evening. the "rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening. >> happy friday. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. the state of illinois is a bright, bright, br...

0 to be not a very predictable guy. he is a conservative in a lot of the traditional senses. he's anti-regulation and anti-tax guy. he's a hawk on foreign policy. he's supported privatizing social security. but he also sometimes takes positions where it's just senator mark kirk and the democrats. or it's just senator mark kirk and a handful of other republicans who are brave enough to defy their party and side with the democrats. like, for example, on the employment nondiscrimination act, senator kirk was not just one of the ten republicans who crossed party lines in order to support that anti...

Of the aisle. joining me now on the phone, wisconsin state representative, robin voss, a republican who co-chairs the joint finance committee there and finance was certainly the issue, trying to get your state's budget balanced. now there is a new law on the books. thanks for being with us. tell us what you think will happen next. >> good morning and thanks for having me on today. this is one of those critical times in our state's history where hopefully we are setting an example for the country, you can truly get costs under control and you can use innovative ways to give tools to local gover...

war ii. they are worried about possible melt downs and potential for an explosion at nuclear reactors, along the northeast earn coast. and, more than 170,000 people evacuating the area, where authorities fear now more than 10,000 people have already died from the quake and a wall of water that rushed right through. david piper on the ground, streaming live with the latest from tokyo. david, give us the latest. what is the situation, with the nuclear scare? >> reporter: well, jamie, there's a real fear that there could be a nuclear melted down, the latest we have is the fukushima comp...