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his bill clinton the cure for wh at ails priorities? john: he is often the cure for any situation politically speaking. he is a huge draw on the fund-raising circuit. but there is a problem they have. the same problem they had in 2012, rich democrats do not like super pac's. in practice they don't like it. they are not going to like that under any circumstances. democrats are always going to be behind in super pac fundraising for those reasons. bill clinton can help. he can't solve the problem. phil: here is my question, doesn't it this helps them when stories come out about how they are not going to be able to raise money? isn't that helping them raise money? these are good stories. you scare democrats into donating. john: you know what happens priorities did not raise money for all of 2011 and for most of 2012 because a lot of democrats dismissed the republicans as a clown show. when mitt romney became the nominee and got closer to obama, that scared donors to start writing the checks. my point is to say if they -- the best thing is t

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the court didn't say wh the poem sentenced were linked to i.s.i.l. >>> yemen's government laid out conditions for a temporary ceasefire, there seems to be little prospect coming as aid groups warn that the humanitarian situation is worsening by the day. we have this report. >> the ambulances keep coming with more wounded people as the fighting in yemen continues. this is a functional hospital and there's little power to keep machines running. everyone is relying on generators and fuel. this is a fighter for the pro-government forces calling themselves popular resistance. he was warned against fighting houthis and the president. he has a bullet in his leg. they need help to get to the hospital. >> right now i'm not asking for anything but to recognise the wounds and get them out of yemen. saudi fights did not allow for aid. 3,500 have been wounded. officials say the numbers of injured are in their thousand. we have spoken to n.g.o.s about our situation. we are under siege. >> reporter: heavy fighting in central and southern yemen, hopes of a ceasefire are low. in a letter to the misty upham, t

he's in charge of the state agency in when w wh-- >> good morning. imagine for a moment taking over an agency under investigation by the u.s. attorney, the state attorney general and a federal grand jury. well, that's what michael thicker walked into when he became president of the puc back in december. this morning we give him a lot of credit. he set down in front of our cameras and answered tough questions. it was a no limit 60 minute interview. he said it's roebl to most frustrating job he's had. the e-mails that are at the center of that state and federal investigation, he said he's read them and found them both troubling and distressing. finally and perhaps most important, the new president says he plans to hold them more accountable. safety must become more of a priority and he said he's working to learn what it might take to evoke the exclusive gas and electricity franchises. now, we incite you to watch our entire investigation and exclusive interview. you can find it now on nbc.com home page. >> if you have a tip for our investigative unit gi

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. >>> failed drug test while he worked at a nuclear plant investigators still don't know wh why 24-year-old mohammed yousef abdulazeez opened fire on a military base. charles stratford haspaul hendren has reports. >> at the site of the first shooting a military recruiting center a witness recalls a calm killer who stopped to reload. >> he reached down into the passenger seat, and started pulling out the rifle and i saw the black handle come out and then he picked it up like this, and he just went back and forth like this. unloaded the cartridge put another one in and went back and forth again. >> mohammed yousef abdulazeez was an immigrant born in kuwait. neighbors remembered him as a smiling good natured boy. a mixed martial arts fighter and a devout muslim. then in april he was arrested for drunk driving. authorities are looking for clues into what turned a reportedly mild mannered neighbor into a terrorist. >>> no link to any organized group. >> because the investigation is still in its early stages it would be premature to speculate on exactly why the shooter did what he did. however we

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wh? just handed him a giant cockroach. >> is that the latest thing at wedding party favors? >> maybe but that's not where it ends. he looks at it starts playing around with it. >> he's going to eat it. he's going to eat it. he's going to eat it watch. >> at a wedding? >> he's just drunk enough. >> well yes he starts asking how much if i do eat this? beyonce's "single ladies" playing in the background. >> eat it! >> give me money. how much? >> five bucks. >> oh, that's so big. look at the little antenna is moving. >> it actually manages to bite >> ow! >> it bites? >> yes. >> i guess he's going to bite it bike. >> eventually everybody that's there at this afterparty is able to gather $45. that is the amount being offered to this fellow for eating that cockroach. i would give him $45 not to do it. >> no hesitation he starts savoring the little treat. >> he. uts in his mouth. >> and chew it and taste it and chew it some more and let all the guts gush all over his [ screaming ] oh my god! >> he starts chewing it like he just had some chips and ga back mow lee. takes a drink of hi

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there is a lot of rich asshole whs keep watering their lawns at ridiculous rates, they don't care.say they are above it. we had this huge argument over lawns, okay. so who look, i will just say these people are wrong. but is it okay to have lawns? let's just start there. >> it's okay to have a lawn if you live like in michigan. but if you are-- if you are living in tatuine and there is no water to be found you don't get to have a lawn. >> larry: i don't know if that place exists or not. >> no no hold on. >> star wars. >> if you have the money to pay for the water why shouldn't you be allowed to use it. if i had the money i would clean my car with fiji every day, okay. >> that's [bleep]. >> you think rich people should hog the water. >> if they can afford it yes. if i can afford something are you going to tell me. >> they are using water from like the supply that supplies everybody and i'm rich so i want a lawn grow up, i mean. >> rory. >> i'm pro lawn. >> oh. >> nice. >> daisy dukes. >> so how do you get in there. >> okay so tvland announces it's pulling reruns of the tv show dux o

in the west the conversation in iran is whether it want nuclear weaponry, wh it poses a threat to israel and others. in the streets of drain tehran, nuclear power is a source of pride. the problem is economics. the i deal of a deal is they want trade, they want sanctions lifted. they want to be able to do business with the world and by products from the west and america. they want to sell their product, as i told you yesterday, it stand out to me that i spoke to a carpet merchant that said before the sanctions they'd send a 40 foot container a week of carpets to america, persian rugs. now they don't sell to america, and they are expensive for iranians because the value of the currency fell. i'm not finding all sorts of people that want to look into the cameras of an american news organization and tell me what is oning with their government -- wrong with their government, but a lot say the sanctions are hurting. if they trade off the nuclear programme, in exchange to growth, prosperity, and in exchange for a stable currency, i expect they'll think it's a good deal. i'm ali velshi from teh

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