i thought of running for governor before. i attempted to run for u.s. senate before. his is something that i am ready for. what i would say about what motivated me is that i had a grandfather who was in the state legislature three terms. i think having a relative close to me that had served in politics possibly had an effect. a very politically minded sixth-grade teacher during the election of next and -- nixon. we were on the campaign trail in the sixth grade. having our little school election and so on. i think that was very powerful. at a young age, to have that social studies experience touring an election year with a very aggressive teacher. being a womanhink running for office is harder than being a man running for office? caller: well, i think the fact that michele bachmann has held the seat for 10 years -- i have a feeling the constituents -- they may be like to vote for women and they don't care what you say. that may be one thing going for me. i think that actually, for instance, for me, i don't see this as a career, and i don't think anybody should look at p

because i want howard stern as my running mate. you can ask howard yeah i already have and you've already talked on occasion and he's considering and we'll find out tomorrow whether we'll go forward what would be your plaint. would be simple and i'll win with it. i if i run i will offer the people of the united states the first opportunity to elect a president who does not belong to a palooza political party said george washington he is our only president who did not belong to a political party at all and this would give the american people an opportunity to make history again and we're going to have multiple but we had the wig the federalists where we had were of the world i have any parties. they're nothing but gangs that's all they are i don't belong to any of them elect a president that belongs to no political party and i believe larry you could win off that that alone especially now in light of this government shutdown that's what scares me larry all the pieces are falling into place for me we take this week early so the should

i'll put it to you this way i larry if i run as an independent i'll be a true independent and i now can do it right here on or about t.v. if i want to because i have the way to talk to the people now. what what it would require though is like i've said i would it would be required that i get ballot access in all fifty states and that's going to require a grassroots movement from the country where the show me they would want me to come back for them in the grid it's taken me back to ninety two and my guess was ross perot and he said the same thing put me on a ballot in every state now run well that that's what's required if you're an independent because it's different in every state they make it that way so that you have to jump through all the hoops so that they don't get a third choice but the way public sentiment is right now larry i mean i would run on this i would offer the people of america challenge them to elect the first president since george washington the father of our country. that doesn't belong to a political party imagine that and i think the way it is today you could win

for a while look i'm doing fine i mean the guy destined myself off i had to the run for mayor was one that i you know i was proud the campaign that we were and i obviously was a deeply flawed messenger and we didn't do as well as we would like but nothing ventured nothing gained now i'm moving forward i'm blessed i've got a two year old at home and a wife i love very much and so i've got to many blessings to be thankful for are you out of the political arena at all it's completely. well i can't see running for office again any time in the in the near middle or probably the distant distant future i mean i had a i spent my entire adult life in politics i worked for my predecessor chuck schumer and then was elected to the city council of a young age and was honored to have a job that's mentioned in the united states constitution representing the people of brooklyn and queens so i've had a pretty good career it as an elected official the things i care about i still care about i mean the challenges facing the middle class and those struggling to make it a challenge to find comprehensive he

well i can't see running for office again any time in the in the near middle or probably the distant distant future i mean i had a i spent my entire adult life in politics i worked for my predecessor chuck schumer and then was elected to the city council of a young age and was honored to have a job that's mentioned in the united states constitution representing the people of brooklyn and queens so i've had a pretty good career it as an elected official the things i care about i still care about i mean the challenges facing the middle class and those struggling to make it a challenge to find comprehensive health care for all americans these things i still care about the law i'll be looking for other ways to advance those things but i'm not sure running for office again in the future will be in the cards but do take it one day at a time. and before we get to some things current is your wife still very close with she still were invented laurie. she's she's she's hillary's chief of staff to her transition whatever the you know hillary organization is now who is that and whom is secretary

one other question did i hear that the forward mragsdz need to removal the question. - and so small businesses don't normally have the resources to run criminal checks are they i guess could they be liable for, you know, if they didn't do a criminal check and is for example, if someone was a sex offered who was hired or the employer - what kind of protection if something happens in the workplace >> if you're not using background checks this didn't apply to you. this is really looking at people who are using the commercial background check or some type of formal questionnaire. it didn't make a difference whether or not i choose to do a background check it up to you if you're not doing it it doesn't increase our liability >> commissioner dwight. >> so as a vice president brandon who doesn't do background checks and they're only experience is from someone an employee stealing from the company i don't find anything objectionable about this legislation. are there any particular objections that have been expressed from small businesses. >> we had a small business r0u7bd table a number of months ago and the concerns are larger on the large

i just started running and my asthma kicked up. what to do except for run and try to get to safety where i could. >> and when did you get out of the mall? how long did it take and when -- this is your mother, robin. when were you able to talk to her? >> as soon as i tried to

i thought of running for governor before. i attempted to run for u.s. senate before. his is something that i am ready for. what i would say about what motivated me is that i had a grandfather who was in the state legislature three terms. i think having a relative close to me that had served in politics possibly had an effect. a very politically minded sixth-grade teacher during the election of next and -- nixon. we were on the campaign trail in the sixth grade. having our little school election and so on. i think that was very powerful. at a young age, to have that social studies experience touring an election year with a very aggressive teacher. being a womanhink running for office is harder than being a man running for office? caller: well, i think the fact that michele bachmann has held the seat for 10 years -- i have a feeling the constituents -- they may be like to vote for women and they don't care what you say. that may be one thing going for me. i think that actually, for instance, for me, i don't see this as a career, and i don't think anybody should look at p

was i running when i was 27 or 28?l krystal ball, the local republican party, it was supposed to expose who i really was. now, i had done a lot of different things, even though i was only 27, 28 years old. i was a cpa, had designed software, implemented software across the country and had all these things in my bio. and they basically wanted to make the point that i hadn't done any of them long enough to count. that the only qualification that i really had was as a mother. so they put all these things on the website, economist, cpa, et cetera, et cetera, and they were all crossed out, and it just said mother. as if, number one, that's a bad thing, but number two, that i was nothing more than a mom. and with wendy davis, it's funny, because they're doing the exact opposite. they're saying, you aren't a good enough mom to be a quality candidate. and that's a problem for women, who have to hit this goldilocks zone of the perfect story. >> yeah, jess, it is the opposite here, right? because there's one story which is about

look i you know as i said earlier in this discussion when you asked me whether i'd run for office again you know there's stuff i still care about and i still enjoy talking with people like like you and people still ask me for my opinion on things and i still have them. and when i'm invited to come talk about issues i am probably going to going to going to say yes from time to time but i clearly don't have a face for television but if you're in in the arena a person and i would guess that in the arena a person. wants the arena. well i don't know what that means it mean i do come from from the if you're not part of the solution you're part of the problem a kind of school of thought like if you can try to help to contribute to something if you have a skill if you have any insight then you should try to try to participate and we do live in a world and you're the perfect embodiment of it that you know people that have the access to have lead conversations and have them have influence i mean you know people care about your gas people care about what you have to say but you know there are othe

i said, i do not have time to run out and give a statement right now. said, look at what the video is and get a statement. i look over the shoulder and the first video we look at, the officer dropped his cellphone and we thought that was not a gun. i tell the chief, it is not a gun, but a cell phone. and we see the other video later. the lesson was learned. you really need to know all the information. it was a nightmare. i got hundreds and hundreds of e-mails and calls and letters. people were outraged over that. that was a media nightmare for a year. >> i got terms when i was doing research on this interview that i wanted to ask you about. what is zero tolerance? >> it became very popular after the beginning of the transformation of new york. the chief, the big story was the squeegee guys. he had a zero tolerance approach to policing in new york. it worked very well. it took off in terms of a trend in policing. it is not one i think works well here. we have done it and i think it has some of the opposite. impact here. >> why here? >> back to my first st

do you think she's going to run. well i don't have any inside knowledge we keep kind of a fire wall in our household information like that in that i don't have any great insight i know that if hillary were to run she'd be an amazing cavity arguably the most qualified candidate in the history of the united states ever to run for president i know that if she does decide to run it would be great but i don't have any great insight remember you know hillary's another person that has gone from amazing achievement to amazing achievement you know being in arkansas in the first lady and then a senator i think she's entitled to breathe deeply and enjoy her for freedom from public life for these these intermediate years we sometimes lurch from one campaign to the next i think she's going to make up her mind on her own schedule if she decides to run i think sure when and if she wins i think should be a great president who's this week's time magazine is annoying doing her. well i mean look we have this tendency in american civic life to

in 1998 he was an arrow space engineer and he has never run for office before and his focus as governor would be making jobs and fixing schools. >> i want to strengthen california so that everybody gets a great education and everybody gets great jobs. thatthat is my platform jobs and education. >> at this point, the only other candidates who have initially run for governor, tim donely has not confirmed he is running put has not come forward. >> yesterday, the 16-year-old found out you have to be a resident for at least five years. he is now considering a run for the top seat. siegel is training sheriff's deputies and increasing patrols. >> if i run he said he will endorse me and we will discuss this over italian food. >> the arpaio said he -- sheriff arpaio said he plans on discussing it later today. >>> they are raising some big bucks and a date with the well nope ladies man, the winner gets to go back stable with clooney, and and $10 donation is all you you need to center. >>> and the candy crush saga says they have a trademark on the word candy. and the infringements, candy crush has been downloaded more than a billion times and

>> yeah. ♪ i went running in westchester county, and i was looking for women running out of their houseshing at the mouth -- >> i was hoping to get through it without discussing libido, but i was wrong. >> aren't the people who work in your city the people on that highway who should never have come in? who's to blame for that? name some names. >> thank you, mayor. good luck with the next storm. i hope the two storms -- >> he's young, smart, and he brings notes. he's so prepared. look at this. he look like sam stein. >> i'm about to be attacked right now. see this? >> oh, my god. "morning joe" and the hazing is just moments away. >> i love -- >> oh, cute. >> were they wearing matching dresses? >> yes. >> the world's mayor. >> why is he wearing that jersey? >> excited for the super bowl. >> is he coming down for it? >> i don't think he's allowed. >> he feel like i'm in the movie "frozen." >> you can catch chuck in theatering now, in the movie "frozen." >> yes. hey, mika. dwain's going to be on. she's hanging out. hold on one second. ma! meat loaf! ma! >> that's to come a little later on. >

but how would i run when i didn't have food or anything else that's why i had said to myself and what can i do i miss my children so much. and you have to keep going whatever happens. already suffered a lot and sometimes i said to myself now stop. but i can't. we've been talking about this problem for nineteen years with all of our government people and. nothing's changed in rob was one of the first guys first ranchers that said if you don't do some somebody's going to get killed. and ironically he was the guy that got killed in the. bin it just invaded in the fact of every day and every night. before that you had a few people a month coming across but now you've got a few hundred a day coming across we've got people coming in that are illiterate we've got criminals we have people from who knows where in the world that are coming here for other purposes and to better their lives it just is ridiculous to have to live in america that way and. you know it is part of the good deal when you live here and i'm not leaving. it. is if i

am running for president you know i said i'm going to keep running till i win i doubt that the american people are smart enough to get me elected but if there was america and they woke up and understood what i'm really saying about their money their future their pensions their homes their children and got made. elected you know then. i would. be very happy and rosa and i want to say one final message to our audience. you know just because she's a woman. hillary clinton you know i think you know she's a woman but come on i'm the real woman from a i've never like been in cahoots with any of these people and i think that's what our country and so i like world i like what you said earlier show up stop all the talk and actually put your words to action we've got to show up in massive i want to take this country box thank you so much road up all right i say go and i quote can i quote one person or my done abigail's or roseanne quote unquote jesus i quote jesus. real cool jewish guy he said faith without works is dead. well said roseanne barr t.v. legend comedian presidential candidate thank y

but do i run windows for business services. >> i know people that love it and hate mac. and they swear by windows. >> reporter: mobile devices, like smart phones and tablets, are growing rapidly. microsoft is moving hard into the mobile market by buying nokia's device business for $7 billion. but that business is struggling. today nokia reported that sales in its device business dropped 29%. nokia runs windows phone, the mobile version of windows. market researcher idc says windows phone controls a miniscule percentage of the global mobile operating system market. far behind rivals like google and apple. he thinks the most successful strategy would be for microsoft to pay back its windows and tablets and focus on enterprise opportunities. rick shoreland has a different take. he agrees with pritchard microsoft needs to rethink its business model. he says the most important question is who will be the next ceo. sherman says only an outsider who has the courage and self-confidence to stand up to steve baumer and the board can fic microsoft. the next ceo will face tough choi

think people like me -- love me -- because i'm so honest, and i'm cutthroat. >> i run the kingdom by myself. i don't need no help. >> i'm like a little chester. >> like a little jester? >> you're a -- >> i'm a peasant. >> absolutely. >> while washington seemingly reigns over the hamptons, he admits he has trouble reining in his emotions. >> you [ bleep ] guys are losers. >> every emotion leads to anger. fat, angry, mad, angry. everything leads to anger. >> washington's anger led to three domestic violence charges within the last year. >> the first time i got a domestic violence charge my ex angered me, and i hit him in the mouth with my granny's cane, and when the cops came, my grandma said that i hit her as well. >> washington pled guilty to both charges of domestic violence and was placed on probation shortly after his arrest, but six months later he was back in jail for a third domestic violence charge. this time, the alleged victim was his mother. he says it was all a misunderstanding. so he's pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. >> my mom said i'm innocent and my mom's not goin

two i want him to run? absolutely not. >> it goes to show you. told my boys they could never be elected, and look at them. i guess i am a political doubter. i think it is a huge sacrifice to run for office, and i think people are very critical of congress. they may not be doing a great job, but they could do better at home. they would be home with their families. many of them can't afford a home in washington. i feel like it is asking a lot, and i thought he might lose. of course, he did, but we moved on. >> how do you develop those six kids for criticism? >> i am not good at it. most people don't dare criticize my children in front of me. the press i don't pay attention to. if i don't like it, i don't pay attention. don't dare criticize george h w bush ever. >> there was a bumper sticker that said, annoy the media. reelect bush. >> i didn't write that, but i might have. i didn't remember that, but i do remember george was running for president on the freeway going from new york to connecticut i saw someone with a sign that said bush for president

you know, joy, i run through the litany of what the gop attempted to do in 2013 and i say this failednd that failed and this failed. but with regard to 2014 at the ballot box, maybe that's not a bad strategy. >> well, you know, when you show all that litany of things that republicans did last year it was sort of like a sign wave. there was escalation and then dim mission. when the republicans were on stronger ground was really before the law was actually passed. in 2010 when they were arguing a very simple message. do not let this law happen. obamacare is bad. right? after the law passed they had another very simple message. repeal, repeal, repeal. now what you're seeing is eric cantor and others sending a complicated message. we're going to get these security breaches and will find them when we get them. as you you drill down the strategy to things that are more complex but smaller bore, it makes it difficult to use as a political message. what republicans are counting on is being able to maintain, not dislike for the affordable care act, but rage and anger. that's what you had in 20

going to do it for two months we're going to do it for three months if he should let that happen i mean run down some political figures give me a thoughts what do you make of senator cruz i do not know him he put of its stake in the ground maybe in the heart of the republican party in the process so so we'll see him in it. i've never been. in chanted with true believers on the right around the left i think someone like you tried to be empirical and and he's not he's isn't a deal and hillary hillary i think will run i think she's a dynamo i got to know or when she was first lady and she's very focused person people who worked with her in the state department in the white house and other cabinet positions when she was secretary of state for the first obama term across the board give her high marks and say she knew how to manage she knew how to set reasonable goals and blues those are two yeah that's right is as a senator she was formidable if she made her deals chris christie. we'll see you know it's possible eliminated but remember if we were talking in one nine hundred eighty nine we said w

. >> i run my crew my way. >> are you in the mafia? >> am i in the what?re going to answer to me. >> there is a fight between good and evil and i'm just one of the people who happens to believe that good is ultimately stronger. >> i'm roger ebert of the chicago sun times. film critics are important because films are important. what about the movies, the dialogue, the characters? >> the president can decide that it's in the best interest of the nation or something and do something illegal? >> when the president does it, that means that it is not illegal. >> helen. >> helen. >> helen. this is my inaugural moment here. >> we are the watch dogs. we're there and it's very important that we be there. >> if it's one against 48 i'm very sorry for the 48. they were right. britain needs an iron lady. >> i have cherished the idea of a democratic and free society. it is an ideal for which i am prepared to die. >> don't call me. i'll call you. >> don't call me, i'll call you. nelson mandela making us laugh only after helping to change the world. >>> still much more ahe

i tried to get a hold of you when you were running for president. e. and my wife's family has had a -- they had a lake house on the lake for years. >> at lake winnipesaukee? >> jimmy: yeah. >> i'm in wolfeboro. >> jimmy: i was real close to you, and i don't know how to get a hold of you because i don't have your number. so i was thinking of maybe either renting a jet ski and going by your house and waving. but, i was trying -- i tweeted at you, and i just said we should have a burger summit. >> a burger summit? >> jimmy: yeah, you come over and have a burger. >> we could do it next summer. we'll be there. >> jimmy: okay, we'll do it. let's do it. we'll have a burger summit. >> sounds good. >> jimmy: i love that place. how long have you been going there? >> about 15 years. we really love it. >> jimmy: it's just beautiful. >> it really is lovely. >> jimmy: small town and good people. and like the fourth of july parade. >> they have a parade with the local fire trucks, the dump truck operator, the guy that runs the marina. they all take their boats and

i run the fish restaurant here on the promenade. it's going pretty well. happy when my family is healthy and happy and the people around me are healthy and happy. i like to eat everything that comes from the sea. i live next to the sea, so of course it all has to be fresh. a lot of my friends have been to cuba and they like it a lot. i hope that i will be able to go there next year. i am just a bit afraid that i might not want to come back. to me, globalization means that we will all be alike at some point. then you won't have to visit me and i won't have to visit you. everything will be the same everywhere. that's not good -- an unavoidable evil. in my leisure time, of which i have less and less, i like to ride my motorcycle. but of course i also like to spend time with my relatives and my grandson. and then i get on my motorcycle and ride on our lovely roads. >> lebanon is one of the few nations in the middle east where water is still easily accessible. the population there is growing, while every day, large quantities of water seep from the country's sys

i started running. next thing i know, i see a big fireball, and i tried to run, get away as fast as i could. >> officials have recovered the body of one of the victims, but they say the building is too unstable to reach the other person killed. >>> new this morning, the family of the american held in north korea right now is speaking out this morning. it comes after kenneth bae appeared before reporters monday saying he committed serious crimes and he urged the obama administration to work to free him. in response, his sister issued a statement asking for mercy and apologizing to north korea's leader on bae's behalf. in the meantime, u.s. officials are offering to send a special envoy to north korea to help secure his release. >>> the majority of americans oppose the nsa's bulk collection of telephone records and don't believe the president's proposals to reform that agency will change anything. take a look at this new survey by the pew research center and "usa today." 53% of the adults surveyed disappro

the desperate housewives turn to one another that's inevitable in these things happen i think is a long way to run we don't know how it's going to turn out i do not assume that it necessarily knocks christie out of the republican prison in law who's going to find out that he knew about it more it could but his reason here now we have to know more they've indicted the other call on people to testify or have someone turned or someone said he did know well that would be very bad news for christie indeed but you mentioned criminal charges that's one difference here watergate as they say of widespread criminal conspiracy forty people convicted felons as best i can see there's no more been broken here in the bridge gate thing now it may turn out to be their best to getting one are they invested in their will and one but as i understand it from criminal defense attorneys it is going to be a difficult case to make but we will see what is not a widespread criminal operation i think where the trouble is really going to come down in the courts are civil cases people say listen i was put out this was unfair a