give a thumbnail portrait of some of the major figures starting with your first major boss kevin white. >> fascinating man. a brilliant man, undisciplined but a man who basically knew his own strengths and weaknesses very well and was able to play to his strengths and downplay his weaknesses to become very effective. >> hunt: fourth term mayor of boston. edward m. kennedy. >> extraordinary force. i opposed him when he first ran because i thought i wanted a center who would be needling the president and he was the president's brother. but nobody has done more in american history to make this a fairer society and he is the ideal -- he's the role model for how you combine zealous advocacy with pragmatic effectiveness. >> hunt: tip o'neal. much smarter than people realize. what i like about tip is when he died people did the usual oh he never goer phot where he came from. it's easy to not forget where you came from. it's hard when you were so deeply rooted in a situation to think about where we should go. tip was an extraordinary example of someone who was the best of old school, who benef

. >> his opponent kevin white, claimed to see no hidden message in campaign bumper stickers that read simply "vote white." >> the current chaplain of the u.s. senate delivered the homily and the one time chair of the d.c. republican party, a former brooks staffer. >> end of an era. our whole family was so close for so many years. >> d.c.'s delegate said he helped the city get home rule. >> he came from he was a wash washingtonian to the very end. >> they came from his adopted state, delegation of kids from the edward brooks charter school. >> and i'm proud that we were chosen to represent our schools. >> so the funeral was today, the senator died two months ago. he was laid to rest at arlington cemetery. in northwest washington sam ford, abc 7 news. >> thank you, sam. on capitol hill today, a bipartisan group of senators introduced legislation to end federal restrictions on medical marijuana. it would apply to states where medical marijuana is already legal including maryland and the district. the bill would also allow doctors at veterans hospitals to prescribe pot for medical reasons

let me give you a thumbnail portrait starting with your first major boss, kevin white.resentative frank: fascinating man. brilliant, a little undisciplined, but a man who basically knew his own strengths and weaknesses very well. he was able to play to his strengths and downplay his weaknesses to become very effective. al: edward kennedy. representative frank: asnn extraordinary force. i opposed him when i first ran because i wanted a senator that needed a president, and he was a president's brother. no one has done more in american history to make this a fairer society. he is the role model for how you combine zealous advocacy with pragmatism. al: tip o'neill. representative frank: much smarter than people realize. when he died, people that the eulogy that he never forgot where he came from. it's easy not to forget when you came from. it is hard when you are so deeply rooted in a situation to think about where we should go. he was the best of the old school, who benefited from it but was able to do new things and adapt. he was a very important transitional figure becau

. >> in perris, california, sprint car racer kevin white takes a turn for the worse. his car flips over and launches him 25 feet in the air, landing him precariously on this wire fence. >> the start of the accident was very common. the end of the accident was very, very shocking. >> photographer mike truex has been shooting sprint car racing from his perch up on the scoreboard for more than 15 years. passionate about the sport, mike has intimate knowledge of the racing experience. >> 80 miles an hour around the top of the racetrack, mud flying, driver's arms flailing. it's insane. >> and if sprint car racing is insane from mike's vantage point, imagine how insane it is to drive. >> just think of the scariest thing you've ever done ever in your life, holding on for dear life, and it almost takes somebody a little crazy to do these, to drive these things. >> number 4 driver tony jones has sprint car racing in his blood. his father was also a driver, and during the course of his 16 years of professional racing, tony's had his share of crashes. >> one of my worst crashes,

it was intercepted at the white house mail screening facility. kevin lewis is live with the investigation happening now. kevin: leon, at first, the mail facility, they tested the package for cyanide. it failed. today, a new test with much more startling results. concern tonight after an envelope mailed to the white house tested presumably positive for cyanide. sources say an employee working at the white house's mail screening facility in maryland detected a milky substance monday stashed inside of a plastic zip lock bag. in 19 publication said the bag inside of an envelope at a return address. the address links to way man the secret service has tracked since the mid-1990's. according to the cdc cyanide is a fast acting, potentially deadly chemical. it can be found in crystal form or as a colorless and odor less gas. it prints the body from using oxygen and is harmful to the heart and brain. -- it prevents the body from using oxygen and is harmful to the heart and brain. they have intercepted multiple packages to the white house over the years. in one

kevin cork at the white house where the administration is juggling bruised feelings with israel. we begin with chief washington correspondent james rosen here in the bureau with a day of terrorist carnage and a country president obama hailed as a model of success for the administration's counter terrorism policy. >> diplomats tell fox news they believe the claims of responsibility that have been issued for the horrific bombings by isis even as the white house at least for now is reserving judgment. [ sirens ] >> survivors spoke of lakes of blood after stwo suicide bombers struck a mosque and a second pair struck a mosque across town. >> the chaos to enter the mosque in the middle of prayer and blow us up a second time. >> reporter: at least 137 people were killed. scores of children among the victims. a group identifying themselves as yemeni branch of isis claimed responsibility. al qaeda formally denied responsibility for the attack andtypically takes pains to prevent civilian casualties. >> there is not a clear evidence of operational link between extremists in yemen and isil f

we have kevin cork live at the white house but starting with conner powell who is live in jerusalem. conner? >> reporter: that sunni/shiite divide is going and the united states is caught in the sectarian division. in yemen they are targeting the iran backed revels who over through the saudi arabia government there. the united states is not part of the airstrikes in pentagonyemen. the united states is providing intelligence. several other gulf countries are threatening to take action in yemen including turkey. there is no talk of ground troops. we are seeing the sunni countries relying on airstrikes. in iraq they are trying to push sunni isis militants out. we were on the sidelines because of the iranian involvement but it has stalled so they are helping out with just reporting intelligence from the drones. the united states is essentially on the side of iran-backed shiite militia in iraq and in yemen they had helping back the iranian rebels. it is very confusing. >> what a chess board that is. >> the administration's reaction to all of this is covered by kevin cork who is live at th

in one early race that he narrowly lost, his opponent, kevin white claimed to see no hidden message in campaign bumper stickers that read simply vote white. repeatedly ed brooke was urged by the political establishment not to run for higher office to instead bide his time until massachusetts was quoted quote ready. indeed in 1962 when he ran for attorney general, his opponent was the formidable elliot richardson, a man with deep connections who what was socially and financially the upper echelons of the commonwealth, but ed brooke didn't back down. and because he didn't, a straight line can be drawn between his electoral victories and that of another african-american this time in the national arena some four decades later. i was in high school when ed brooke first ran for statewide office attracting so many democratic voters to the republican primary that our party had to work for months afterward to reregister them. and i met ed early on 1971 when i was protesting against the war, but i really didn't know him until after i arrived in washington as a senator. in my early years in the s

our white house -- kevin with cnn just got a statement that president obama is disappointed to hear ofce agents. also he wants to wait for dhs inspector general to complete their review before any further action is taken against those officials. when you hear this, you had said that clancy, he's done too little already, do you think it's premature to condemn his time as a director until we see exactly what he does? >> no. clancy was named acting director by president obama in october. he's done absolutely nothing to change the culture. obama has been issuing these statements ever since five years ago when they penetrated the state dinner, the party crashers. at that point, obama should have replaced the director with an outside director which is what a panel appointed by his own secretary of homeland security recommends, that they get an outside director who's not part of this culture. i had the same recommendation in my book, the first family detail. but president obama, you know, likes mr. clancy. mr. clancy was protecting him and he's -- he really is engaging in mismanagement judgme

our constitutional system the letters that democrats fuming both on capitol hill and in the white house. kevin corke is live on the north lawn with this morning. the letter simply makes the point that no treaty will stand without the advice and consent of the u.s. senate. so the white house may use some different phraseology in this negotiation in order to perhaps get around that, right kevin? >> reporter: you're right on the money. to say they are steaming here is probably an understatement right? if you saw the press briefing yesterday, josh earnest the press secretary, very forceful in his condemnation of the letter and now even the vice president of the united states is weighing in. joe biden in this very strongly-written letter saying this about the 47 gop lawmakers who wrote to the islamic republic of iran. the letter sent march 9th by 47 republican senators to the islamic republic of iran expressly designed to undercut a sitting president in the midst of sensitive international negotiations is beneath the dignity of an institution i revere. in that note he referenced the fact that he of

kevin harvick. in fontana. a green-white checkered finish. greg biffle spinning out. they kept it going green. brad keselowski kept the lead it the finish for his first win of the year. kevin harvick finished second. it moves brad keselowski up to third place in points. kevin harvick in front and joey logano in second. >> earthquakes opening today, their leading 2-8. we will have that at 10:00 p.m. ask the ncaa -- and the ncaa tournament. >> how are you doing? >> i had iowa state as a final four so they won. >> good for you. >> chris borland giving back the money, unheard of. >> in this day and age and he said those of you who said it is about grabbing money, i am giving back the part i didn't earn. >> thank you. >>> we got maybe sprinkles? >> yeah. weak system producing rainfall to the north. showers tonight and into monday morning and that is it. warming up later in the week. >> thank you. >>> coming up tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, one hiker dies and another injured after a rock collapsed on a hiking trail. details about the crack that opened up and more on that tonight at 10:00 p.m. see y

. >>> first to kevin cork at the white house. >> great synopsis. that is the crux of the issue. is iran willing or not to prove their nuclear intentions are in fact peaceful and in doing so will the international team led by the u.s.a., finally release them from those heavy-handed sanctions. that's what they're calling them. the rest of the international community saying they're warranted. but the real problem for secretary of state john kerry is trying to figure out, will the iranians play ball? will they finally decide to agree to, say take care of step one before the u.s.a. and its partners can even think about step two. the white house is saying that without sanctions the u.s. would lose a major bargaining chip in the talks. >> those are some over enough toast sanctions ever been put in place against any country by the united states. and the president believes that we should leave those sanctions in place for not just a few weeks to verify iranian compliance. >> reporter: that's the rub. trust but verify is what the americans say but the iranians are saying we're concerned t

white house. our correspondent kevin work cork on the -- kevin corke on the north lawn how the president and administration is taking this. >> reporter: bret, as you can imagine the white house continues to tamp down the speech according to their perspective. we know several dozen democrats will not be here in the chamber to hear the prism. the president will be on a videoconference at that time. >> kevin. thanks. let's listen in. we had the announcement of the prime minister as he makes the entrance into the house chamber. [applause] >> this is not a state of the union but it is looking like that as he makes the walk in. we know that there haven't been lawmakers poised that many hours as we see in the state of the union. but they're lining up to shake the hand of the israeli prime minister. back with the panel, charles, for bibi netanyahu arguably this is a huge speech. >> this is the moment of his life. he has dead indicated years of his prime ministership, particularly this second go round, he was prime minister in the '90s to this cause. it is the most important one of his prime ministership and of his

kevin: i did a great number of things for him either at the white house or for the democratic committeedid a lot of things on the campaign. i suppose that perhaps i never waited to see which way the wind was going to blow with respect to him. i was always there. and i was a true friend. i never doubted him, never stopped believing in him. charlie: and took him as he was. kevin: i took him as he was. and that may be part of the reason why we became close. charlie: and are you close to her as well? kevin: i just have not spent as much time with her as with him. whenever i am with her, i have a good time. i recently hosted an evening at the clinton presidential library for the 10th anniversary of that library and the start of the foundation. someone took a photograph of the three of us on stage. i tweeted, three kinds of presidents. former, potential, and screen. [laughter] charlie: could you imagine what you would have done if it had not been acting? kevin: it's all i ever knew, from the time i was about eight, i knew i wanted to be an actor. charlie: you never doubted? kevin: no, and i w

i bring in my panel now, matt bai, karen finney, kevin madden, andrea mitchell. the white house was tolerating this idea of congress ghoeting involve not getting involved until march. now they look at the calendar it is march. can we wait until june? senator kaine, that's an important moment. he said, no we're going to go in march. >> that's an important moment. and, you know, the problem that the white house has, their caught between the 47 republican senators who many believe went too far in trying to interfere with the negotiating process, and this bipartisan group including corker and kaine, they're big supporters on the foreign relations committee, who want in. they want in on the unilateral sanctions. no reason they can't go to the u.n. and talk about the international sanctions, but the ones that they can deal with and the congress has the right to deal with is immediate. look, it is still not clear they're going to get the deal. i say it is now more than 50/50 but there is some really tough negotiating issues still in play including not only when the sanctions will

. >> now the white house changing its story. committee kevin has the latest. >> this is what happens when the person involved isn't talking. what happened and when and who knew what. i want you to listen carefully. you heard a little snippet of what the president and press secretary is saying about hillary clinton's e-mail address. >> at the same time everybody else earnlearned it through news reports. >> the point he is making is not that he didn't know her e-mail address, he about did, but he was not aware of the details of how that e-mail address and server had been set up or how secretary clinton and her team were able to comply with the federal records act. >> very interesting retort there. he said how they were planning -- i should add if they were plan to go comply. the problem is without a subpoena for her server and e-mails provided no one will know what business was conducted in private. that has trey gowdy fuming. >> the state department has six months to have a conversation you and i are just having. shame on me for taking six month

fox news white house correspondent kevin joins us live. kevin? >> greta, great to be on your show tone. you are right i guess better lit than never. the president finally reaching out to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, congratulating on his party's success at gaining a plurality in the israeli vote. the two had a long and wide ranging conversation in which the president also reiterated his personal push for a two state solution between palestinians and israelis. of course that's been the subject of much conversation, especially publicly on the heels of the israeli election campaign. you may remember, of course, during the campaign prime minister netanyahu was quoted as saying that he would not allow a palestinian state as long as he was not prime minister and in fact he went as far as to say that it would be a dangerous thing for the safety and security of the israeli people. by the way, they also talked about some of the tactics during the campaign. among them something that a lot of people found very offensive, mentioning arab israel

kevin corke is live at the white house with the very latest.enerally speaking you figure around 8:30 a statement will be released. i wouldn't be surprised if we didn't hear from the white house until some time midday. by the way, they pushed back very forcefully against the notion they had a dog in the fight, as they like to say. they weren't backing one side or the other, despite the fact we all know the state department has been funding a group that was said to have been efforting a get out the vote for the opposition. benjamin netanyahu is celebrating victory today. we will have to wait out to see how things play out in the kness knesset. josh earnest said this will not have a negative impact on u.s. israeli relations. lis listen. >> the president has no doubt the strong ties between united states and israel will endure far beyond this election. and that has been true for generations now. that the u.s. israel relationship is not one that has been subject historically to partisanship and not one that has been subject to intense partisan polit

correspondent kevin core takes a look from the white house. >> reporter: the roundtable was a chance for prsident obama and vasek robert mcdonald to gaze the pace of progress for a department still reeling from a crisis of confidence. >> one of those things that you can lose trust real quick and take some time to build. >> reporter: the trip the first for the president at the facility at the heart of the va scandal that sparked a national debate about veterans care in sharp contrast to his visit in january. >> this is all for show to paint this image that they are on top of the problems teva. >> reporter: those problems have been widespread and well documented. scandal uncovering chronic systemwide mismanagement including destroyed records falsified wait lists, chronic delays and some veterans died waiting for care. >> the whole system is broken from top to bottom and it's not just within the hospital. it goes right to the top of the va. >> reporter: as a result then secretary was forced out and mcdonald brought in. the white house says there have been other changes as well. more pat

white house and israel are at an all-time high. they are now accusing each other of dangerous politics. kevinood morning to you. they are not backing it in part because the invitation was extended by the speaker of the house. they don't want to be seen as taking sides in the up coming israeli election. critics make great points like for example what is the marm in listening to benning nin netanyahu's concern about iran. it is a tail that threatened him before. since when does the white house not welcome an veally minimum minister. here is speaker boehner. >> it has been remarkable to me the extent of which the last five or six weeks the white house has attacked the prime minister attacked me for wanting to hear from one of our closest allies. as you well image congressional democrats are closing ranks with the white house. they say his invitation is nothing more than a political stunt. >> to stick it to the president that will in fact hope>> a very press teeingic to make it in front, i don't want to be part of that. >> sadam we will have the responsibility to balk with as is the biggest confe

president obama did not watch the speech this morning according to the white house press secretary josh earnest. >> interesting. kevin thank you from washington. >> so the attention turns to prime minister netanyahu's address to congress tomorrow wawarning about the deal making with iran. what do we expect and who will show up and law makers are divided about his appearance. we will talk to michael and colby is a national reporter for the washington post. colby who will not be there? some in congress are going to boycott. >> there are 34 democrats that said they are not going to attend the speech. those include diane feinstein and dick durbin. they are pro israel but think that the move by boehner and netanyahu to come to congress before netanyahu's reelection without consulting the white house was a slap in the face to the president. other democrats are trying to figure out what line thaw tow attend the speech and don't stand and how they should go about it. >> it is interesting michael to see how many oxs are gored about this and who is upset about the words that the prime minister is going to say. >> i don't think

. >> now the white house changing its story. committee kevinas the latest. >> this is what happens when the person involved isn't talking. what happened and when and who knew what. i want you to listen carefully. you heard a little snippet of what the president and press secretary is saying about hillary clinton's e-mail address. >> at the same time everybody else earnlearned it through news reports. >> the point he is making is not that he didn't know her e-mail address, he about did, but he was not aware of the details of how that e-mail address and server had been set up

the white house should be building support with this congress. >> kevin brings up a point. it does seem like despite what the 47 republican senators did, it didn't chase away tim kaine yet. >> it didn't. but, you know, think about what admiral mullen just said in terms of you have a president of iran who is trying to -- looking towards elections, trying to get this nuclear deal to try to move in a more moderate direction. those 47 senators essentially bolstered the extremists, bolstered the military position, right. that actually undermines the person in iran who may be trying to move in a more moderate direction. that doesn't help us either in our concerns about what is going on in iraq and the region, nor does it help us with our negotiating position. >> matt, i have to say, it doesn't seem like there is a good political outcome here for either party if we look at that and frankly, doesn't look like there is a good strategic outcome no matter what happens with iran. >> well, no, because, you know, nonproliferation is something -- we have been quite fortunate, remarkably s

. >> kevin corke is live in washington as the white house changes their story about what the president knew about it and when he knew it. what can you tell us this morning? >> this is what happens when the person most involved is not talking. i have a question was the president being dishonest when he said this about learning of hillary's penchant for using private e-mail while at the state department? >> at the same time everybody else learned it through the news report. >> the point the president is making not that he didn't know secretary clinton's e-mail address, he did. he was not aware of the details of how that e-mail address and that server had been set up or how secretary clinton and her team were planning to comply with the federal records act. >> all right. so earnest says the president essentially misspoke. that's fine. that makes sense. what doesn't make sense is why after years after leaving the statement department and claiming to need more time to find e-mails and secretary clinton still not handed over all the documents related to the benghazi investigation. >> the sta

unscreened for weapons, and that is how reagan almost lost his life, because of his own white house staff. host: kevin is up next. go ahead. caller: the man just asked a question and you turned around and said, is this another conspiracy theory. i would like to ask you real quick, what is the definition of a conspiracy? guest: to say that i am trying to get rid of obama people just has nothing to do with any evidence or the subject. i don't know what that means. we are talking about rep. carter: today we welcome joe clancy. his first appearance before our subcommittee. director clancy, welcome. thank you for your willingness to serve dhs and our nation. fiscal year 2016 budget of the secret service is $1.9 billion. an increase of $273 million from fiscal year 2015. this increase is due in large part to the preparations for the upcoming presidential campaign cycle deployment of obama detail, and additional funds based on recommendations of mission panel -- the mission panel that reported out of december on the need for significant reform and service. director, we look forward to the discussion of these

now you have a black man in the white house, they began -- all kinds of restructuring to make the man fail. host: i will let you respond to that, kevin o'neill. the latest news out of that fraternity in oklahoma. guest: i had trouble following some of the question, but i heard the reference to eugene robinson and the peace earlier in the week. i have read most of the commentary that is out there. where fraternities and sororities -- they have very high expectations for their members. that's what sets them apart from clubs. they set of values for their members and those do -- those members strive to live their daily lives through those values in that it in the organization -- embedded in those organizations. when they fail, their actions have consequences. their actions were soundly rejected. their fellow members of the greek community, by the broader student body, by the broader campus, it is obviously brought up an important discussion. it is important to realize that fraternities and sororities have a great deal of diversity on most campuses and in most chapters. it is an outstanding opportunity for students to grow as leaders and

the white house says there will be a thorough investigation. >>> meteorologist kevin corriveau has more on the dangerous fog and the rest of the weather kevin. >> that's right john, he made a very good point in the video that the weather conditions can change drastically from one position to another position. when you are talking about fog in the nighttime hours, this is what they were dealing with, overnight fog conditions were in place across the panhandle. the fog could have gone less than a quarter mile. i want you to take a look at video across the area as they were doing search and rescue last night. i was looking at the observations across the area. we were seeing fog values down to a quarter of a mile or less. now that fog would have gone up to about six or 700 feet and we are talking about ocaloosa island. that's the area we are looking at here is eggland air force base here. the crash site just to the south of navarre beach. in this area we would have seen fog maybe down to zero in that area. we are talking about 8:00 or 9:00 last night. unfortunately today when they were out

kevin corke is live at the white house with what to expect. >> good morning.number one, he is expected to once again reiterate the idea that iran not only is the world's leading state sponsor of terror, they're not to be trusted. the second point i think you'll hear is that any deal with iran especially as it relates to nuclear arms, simply won't be lived up to because the regime doesn't keep his arrangements. we got a glimpse of that yesterday as bibi spoke in washington. among other things he said that a nuclear iran is a huge threat to israel's safety and security. >> i have a moral obligation to speak up in the face of these dangers while there is still time to avert them. for 2,000 years, my people, the jewish people, were stateless defenseless, voiceless. today we are no longer silent. >> meanwhile, president obama's position on the speech simply hasn't changed. he says it's political. but he makes an interesting point. he says it ultimately takes away from the fundamental work at hand. >> i don't think it's permanently destructive. i think it is a distr

white and blue. log on to learn more. this is kevin returning to his childhood home.g him feel warm. then pie crust as he wonders if it's too soon to ask what's for dessert. now vanilla, reminding him of pep talks with mom and slightly inappropriate advice from dad. new air wick life scents in mom's baking the first constantly changing fragrance that acts like real life and says 'welcome home, kev-y bear.' this is him, secretly loving the name kev-y bear. air wick home is in the air. ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of craving something that i can't have ♪ ♪ turn around barbara ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> on tuesday israeli voters will have their say in a contest that's become a tight fight for benjamin netanyahu. new polling shows the prime minister is falling behind his chief rival. in an interview israel's channel 2 news netanyahu says outside money from what he calls "european states is the reason he's losing ground. >> huge money flows into israel. millions of dollars. could be tens of millions of dollars. there

unscreened for weapons, and that is how reagan almost lost his life, because of his own white house staff. host: kevin is up next. go ahead. caller: the man just asked a question and you turned around and said, is this another conspiracy theory. i would like to ask you real quick, what is the definition of a conspiracy? guest: to say that i am trying to get rid of obama people just has nothing to do with any evidence or the subject. i don't know what that means. we are talking about the security of the president. we are talking about some sort of political issue, whatsoever. host: let's go to another kevin staten island, new york. caller: good morning, c-span. thank you for taking my call. i really appreciate the program. mr. kessler, i'm sure you're very familiar with the event in cartagena. guest: i actually broke that story in "the washington post." caller: i have a solution to the problems. why won't they put paul or read in charge -- paula reed and charged? i think you know that when you are part of the old boys network, it is difficult to enforce the rules. she, as a female and an officer that h

kevin liptack on cnn.com has a great story so far the white house promised to reject 15 bills that aregh the republican-controlled congress so this is probably foreshadowing of what we'll see a lot in the future after we didn't see it for so many years during his presidency. >> dana bash on capitol hill thanks. >>> wealthy, pregnant women who are flocking to california's maternity hotels and they're staying there for months so they can have a baby in the u.s. now, the feds are saying enough is enough. again here's some of the background. expectant moms mostly from china pay as much as $50,000 to ensure their babies are born on u.s. soil as u.s. citizens. these are elaborate birth tourism packages that they're buying into might include trips to disneyland shopping excursions on rodeo drive, even field trips to gun shooting ranges so they're being lured here in a lot of cases. there was a major sting overnight, federal agents raiding more than three dozen maternity hotels just last night in southern california. >> yes, we thought it was maybe something in the water. mostly asian descent

kevin mccarthy says it's time to eliminate the filibuster. he talked about going nuclear on a bill that would stop the white house from carrying out the executiveigration. >> i don't think going nuclear when you have 57% of the senate voted for the colin's amendment that would take away the president's action. that's not nuclear when 37% says it's wrong. that's not in the constitution. i think they should change the rule. >> it's been a tough fight on dhs funding. on face the nation john boehner had to answer a pretty straightforward question. >> do you like your job? >> most days. friday wasn't all that fun but most days. >> why wasn't friday fun? >> it was messy and i'm not into messy. >> as for a path for citizenship, scott walker says he was for it before he was against it. he told fox news his view has changed. he now opposes a path after talking to governors and people across america. >> and from the atlantic house of cards season three pirated which china top country for down loaders. a report says it was pirated about 6 80,000 times only a day after its release. and that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. i'm joined now by msnb

white house. >>> and dog utterly unable to catch food. now getting internet fame. i'm brian vickers, nascar® driver. i'm kevin nealon comedian.nal golfer. know what we have in common? we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. me, when i had a blood clot in my leg that could have traveled to my lungs. that's why i took xarelto®, too. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. i took xarelto® for afib... an irregular heartbeat that can lead to a stroke from a blood clot. xarelto® is proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. hey, well i'm glad we got together. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin there is limited information on how xarelto® and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. i tried warfarin before, but the blood testing routine and dietary restrictions had me off my game. tell me about it. let's see, golf clinic, or blood clinic? ooh, that's a tough one. not this time. not with xarelto®. anything else? i'll have another arnold palmer. ok. make mine a kevin nealon. really, brian? hey, safety

kevin lewis, abc 7 news. kimberly: donald trump is looking into a run for the white house in 2016. he announced an exploratory campaign committee today that will allow him to start raising money and hiring staff as he considers a bid for the presidency. trump said in a statement "our country is in serious trouble" and that he is the only one who is can make america truly great again. alison: thousands of dollars worth electronics and jewelry stolen in broad daylight. and take a look at this surveillance video. it catches two thieves looting the home for four hours? they look so at ease that neighbors say they thought they were simply people moving out of an apartment. and then when they were done, a hug between the two suspects before one of them drives off. the other pretends to work on his car for a while. police have not made any arrests. let's get a check of traffic. bob is standing by in the wtop traffic center. hi there. bob: hi there alison. on the inner loop, it's getting quite slow already from the dulles toll road and through bethesda and silver spring. no incidents along

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kevin corke north lawn of the white house. thank you very much.ors there. >>> eight minutes after top of the hour. time for headlines. >> remember the messed up rolling stone article, that is in the news right now. ibjust a few hours, police in virginia will release the results of an investigation into that explosive alleged sexual assault case at the university of virginia. the controversial case was featured in rolling stone magazine last year. that magazine coming under major fire for publishing details that could not be confirmed. we'll watch that story throughout the day. >>> some terrifying moments to show you when a helicopter falls out of the sky and plunged into a house. that helicopter bursting into flames when it smashed into this orlando home. at least one person believed to be the pilot was killed. witnesses say it felt like it was an earthquake when that chopper went down. >> when i looked up, it was going back behind the trees kind of. it just disappeared. it sounded like it was running hard or having some sort of trouble. >> not cl

white house barrier by two secret service agents. >>> and elephants come to the rescue of an 18-wheeler. this is the "cbs morning news." i'm kevinlon comedian. and i'm arnold palmer, professional golfer. know what we have in common? we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. me, when i had a blood clot in my leg that could have traveled to my lungs. that's why i took xarelto®, too. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. i took xarelto® for afib... an irregular heartbeat that can lead to a stroke from a blood clot. xarelto® is proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. hey, well i'm glad we got together. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin there is limited information on how xarelto® and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. i tried warfarin before, but the blood testing routine and dietary restrictions had me off my game. tell me about it. let's see, golf clinic, or blood clinic? ooh, that's a tough one. not this time. not with xarelto®. anything else? i'll have another arnold palmer. ok. make m