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Sees a train coming. he goes for it. the cop pulls him back. it is not your day, buddy. the police officer says just doing his job. >> that is remarkable. spring like a cat. >> almost as if instinct kicked in. >> man just something about the way the guy is walking. >> no stopping. just looked like he would walk in front of the train. wasn't going to stop. >> yeah. violent protests in the streets of france after lawmakers in paris approved gay marriage. throwing objects at police who responded with tear gas. lawmakers asked the highest court to rule whether the new law is constitutional. we...

Several other hub's impact on the entire system is a lot bigger. no matter how you slice this. >> on the issue of safety. >> can you again look the american people in the eye and say the sequester will have no affect on safety? >> yes. the impact will be on efficiency, but we will not do anything to compromise safety. >> reporter: across the capitol the senate majority leader claim the sequester cuts could hurt society in much bigger ways. >> it can hurt the country. aids, park kins disease or cancer. >> remember cans pounced on that line with one telling me washington's scare among gerg of th...

Best buddies. >> regarding how americans view bush today, there's been recent polls out there, mark, indicating that how they view him is improving. >> there are a couple of different polls out there. most recently washington post, abc poll, that showed that bush had an uptick in his approval ratings since he was president. however, tamron, a couple weeks ago, nbc wall street journal poll found that bush's favorable/unfavorable score is in negative territory, pretty much unchanged from 2010, so over the last three years. >> mark murray, thank you very much. an interesting scene tomorrow in tex...

Were based on appearances. men had direction and guidance from al qaeda terrorists in iran. the iranian foreign ministry denies involvement. amid the misery in boston, the show of gratitude from journalists. we'll explain that later in the grapevine. up next, the misery is far for over from air travelers delayed by the sequester.

If you're one of the thousands of people stuck at an airport right now, delayed by the sequester, which means that faa staff have had to be furloughed, then you may well be looking for someone to blame. and luckily enough, republicans are at the ready and know exactly who's responsible. >> as a result of the administration's poor planning, i would argue political motives, thousands of people were stuck on tarmacs over the last few days. the faa's mismanagement of this issue is a source of bipartisan frustration. our goal here shouldn't be to score political points on the backs of weary travele...