they remain loyal to their leader in exile in saab raburn. they have launched repeated efforts to capture the second largest city. the bombing raids have been targeting shiite held positions, naval base and various armed goes. on friday, the rebels announced they would be attending u.n. brockered peace talms -- talks. the talks are due to take place on the shallth of june and aimed to secure a cease-fire agree on a withdrawal plan and step up humanitarian aid. >> forces to the assad regime in sir why are reportedly locked in fierce battles day with the islamic organization. the loss of this city would mark the latest in a series of major defeats for the president, bashar al-assad. >> hundreds of meters away from their next target target, islamic state militants are seen fighting their way into the southern gates on thursday. battling with regime soldiers, who tried to hold on to the position. each side lost more than two dozen men. months of u.s.-led air strikes have been unable to stop the mill fans. they have captured territory around palmi

south carolina state senators ronnie groom and larry saab. also joining success kyle green.he reverend was a mentor to him. thank you for being with us. senator grooms, let me start with you. i look at the resumÉ of the pastor and his career as a senator. 13 years old he became a pastor -- i'm sorry, he was preaching at 13, was a pastor at the age of 18, youngest well studied in the doctrine of the church. youngest african american legislator, just 23. state senate not a few years later. tell us about this incredible human being, and this tragedy. he leaves behind a wife and two children. >> he's someone i've come to know and love over the years. we've served in the assembly for 18 years, the last 15 years being together in the south carolina senate. there's been issues that we've disagreed on. i'm a conservative republican, he's a democrat. but when we disagreed, it was behind closed doors. but publicly when we came together for the good of south carolina, we let everybody know. we've done some remarkable things over these years. he was my colleague, he was my friend, he wa

checkered and ugly and things such as the joint venture in fremont, cali and most recently with peugeot, saabud not a good history there at all and i'm not necessarily sure the market would welcome this merger. would the talk of it give the stock a short-term boost? just a buzz. >> i'm sorry, can you say that again? >> can just the buzz the talk of a possible merger give the stock a li >> well, without gm tying up with fca which i don't think they need to do at all. i think they need gm far more than the other way around. gm has a great turnaround plan in place. they have the size and they just never had the economies of scale as they should but they're moving toward that and the target of gm north america outmargins next year and i think that's conservative. >> we've seen the work that activist investors can do when they work with the company and there's talk that activists and investors may be working with fiat chrysler to push this forward. do you hear any talk about that and what impact can that have on >> obviously, at this point "the wall street journal" story about how sergio mark on a

twitching to the traffic map have a lot of slowing in the east believing and south to 42 margin with saabquick about one minutes to get to the interchange if your travel to the south bank and a lot of stopping the traffic no. 11 coming out of five san jose could diminish for 1 01 to the 280 connected and that of the drive times. >>mark: they're trying to protect homes and cab was led by two wild fires burn north and south of anchorage alaska this video, again showing firefighters wearing away from the 54 fires one of the fires is 12 mi. from five homes have burned ablaze covers will the two square miles and sextuples have been destroyed. >>darya: the search for the two prison inmates has expanding mix of the media partners sea in an that joyce mitchell will you see here talk to her husband about the inmates planned to break out of prison she also reportedly warned him that his life could be in danger his lawyer denies that he knew anything about the plan the investigation and the investigators say that she had relationships with the bulk. of the bulk >>mark: we're hearing from the fixing

saab today added their list of recall vehicles to the online data check list.hey say they hope it'll be complete within the next few weeks. drivers are recommended to check the list every day. >>> sunset magazine is moving to jack london square. the magazine plans to relocate to the second floor of the jack london square building. >> everybody in america was moving into suburbs to enjoy the wide open places. the story has completely reversed and people are filling in old industrial spaces, great new businesses are springing up in places that used to be industrial. >> as a added twist, jack london himself used to be a writer for sunset magazine. the move is set for december. >>> up next, legislation to raise the legal smoking age to 21. we'll explain where the bill stand tonight. >>> acres and acres of land line under water. why california's rice businesses are facing controversy during the drought. ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da...♪ sorry brenda. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. da da da. >>> acres of california farmland und

. >> senator saab this young man sat there for an hour in a church as people were praying. knew their good heart, he knew their good intentions. this isn't even a sunday. it's a bible study on a wednesday night. sat there for an hour knowing what he was going to do. a lot of times when these incidents come up they have telegraphed what they are going to do. this man telegraphed what he was going to do and we don't pick up on it. do you think we need to pick up on it senator sabb? >> i do. we have to pay attention to what is being said. not only can we sit silent and allow them to express their views to us but we've got to take a stand to the extent what they say is wrong, evil racist. to be silent is almost endorsing or giving consent. there ought to be an outrage when that kind of thing is expressed. let me say one more quick thing on this notion of beingin in the church. i think if you want to do evil people think if we come to the church -- i think we have seen a nation that has come together see that justice is being done. we've embraced those who have suffered in a maj

saab run? >> mr. chief justice and may it please the court, the problem with applying strict scrutiny in this case or this type of case is that it will have, we believe, the opposite effect. it will limit speech because towns, cities will enact one-size-fits-all in order to do that as counsel indicated, there needs to be limitations on the number of signs, on the duration of signs. the signs would have to be all large enough to accommodate the largest message that needs to be communicated. and in order to pass strict scrutiny, the legislatures in these towns and cities across this country would be inclined to ban all signs except those that the first amendment absolutely allows. >> you can make that argument in all kinds of contexts. i don't know where it gets you. suppose the question is whether we're going to -- whether the town is going to allow anybody to speak in a park. and the town, the town council says, well, you know, we would like to have people be able to speak on subjects that we like, i

i've stood in front of more companies, including saab in orange connecticut, holding a microphone saying over the past year said they would leave the state if they could. 50%. but they can't sell their house. because nobody's coming in because they keep raising taxes. the business environment is worse than it's ever been. so why would you move your business to connecticut? i moved to connecticut because i love connecticut and my children love connecticut and my dogs -- we love this state. i -- they i think, have lived in a zillion places that's probably where i'm going to be the rest of my life. but, man, it is hard to have a business up there. >> you can be sure now, with g.e. aetna, travelers, three iconic companies in connecticut coming out publicly against this dannel malloy's going have to have slam on the brakes $700 million of new taxes over 2 years and when you have companies like g.e. who usually doesn't speak publicly about taxes. >> never done this. >> this is now for them to say this is unacceptable we have to look at other -- there they're scrambling in the legislature looki

rick saab tore yum will be on your show. >> yes, he is running again, and he should.was the second man standing, last man standing when mitt romney won. he won 11 states, 4 million votes. he is running again as not only a social conservative but economic populous says the republican party can in longer be seen as protecting the rich. we will talk to him about his chances. it looks like there will be 16 or 15 candidates and one of the question is whether the republican party will bruce itself, bloody itself up so much that hillary clinton who looks lake she will have have a easy pass to the nom mission whether she will have an easy pass to the demolition after you get through this demolition derby on the other side. >> we have ten candidates after the announcement yesterday by rick perry. we will see you sunday. >> thanks, mike. >>> 8:42. take a two minute break and coming right back. we will get back down to cape may. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to buy a house. i know how it feels to be stressed about money. i understand what a scary word "retirement" i

militias that are backed by iran in iraq they're the ones fighting isis, that makes the average sunni ar saab a-- arab say, i'm much morer shi'ite oppression. the president's policy, i think, has been bad for expanding iran's influence. but i think it also had the effect of driving more sunni arabs into the hand of isis. so it's a lose-lose policy and so i thank my friend from pennsylvania for having this discussion. i hope that this bad deal doesn't happen. but if it does, then we need to have robust debate in the house, we need to pick apart the deal peace by -- piece by piece and show how this is not something that's good for the security in the world. and we can see that already br the deal's even been agreed to because you see an arm's race in the middle east with the sunni arab state that has been under way now for some time. that is a direct result of the bad policies that this administration has engaged in vis-a-vis iran. the regime in iran is an enemy of the country. we need to recognize that and we need to make sure that any deal that comes to this congress, that we scrutinize in an

larry saab balto joins us now to discuss this and some of the other myths of 2016 he would like to dispel. thanks for taking a few minutes. i love -- let's start on the first one, the idea that the giant republican field is that wide open. been saying in my mind bush rubio, walker and maybe kasich are the four truly viable ones r there more than that? less than that? what do you think? >> no i guess i stole that from you, steve, because that's exactly what my piece in politico says. look, you can make a case for any candidate. you talked to the staffers as i do. you spend a half hour with them and you come out thinking my god, this candidate's going to win. of course that's not true. they are very good at spinning a scenario that produces their candidate as a nominee. but when you really go right through the nominees potential nominees and look at their pluses and minuses and whether they honestly have a chance of getting the nomination or whipping the jeep election it does come down to bush rubio, walker and, you know, maybe a chance for kasich. i tend to think not, but you could throw h

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