everybody thinks i am a great person which most days i am. i am not above anyone else. the worst thing i did with this injury is a little seven year old was looking at me drinking a subway cup, she looks and keeps starring, i didn't want to be starred out and her mom looked in. and i leaned in and said you know who did this to me? the boogie man under our bed or the monster in the closet. it gets worse. i said and they are coming for you next. granted i don't know if i would do that again. well, no, if i didn't do it in the first place i still would. it is a great story. but no, "tough as they come" documents everything. let me tell you a little about myself. i am from michigan. go blue. anyone from ohio? it is impressive it takes ohio with two people. someone says oh you think of ohio. michigan is an eight letter world and i can tell it for you. 18 years old i went to play a little bit of college football. i had a girlfriend who vinced me i should move home and thought it was a great idea. i met her boyfriend collin randomly. i wasn't supposed to. he was a secret. it g

i am 63. i think the media elite is giving hillary clinton a free pass on her war record, on syria, on libya. i am a sander supporter. if he does not get the nomination i'm shopping around. vote forow my vote and a third-party candidate. host: i appreciate your point of view and it is interesting to hear from you. for this first segment, trump supporters only. dave in ohio, where you supporting donald trump? caller: i am supporting donald -- good morning. host: good morning. caller: i am supporting him, i am 58 years old, a steelworker. at,plant i used to work they packed it up and shipped it to mexico. i think donald is right on point about jobs going out of this country, and he wants to bring them back in. i do not have a pension from the steelworkers. i had another 12 years to go and i would've had a pension. it is gone. the federal government stepped in. all our pension money was taken from us. we do not have nothing. host: where does donald trump fit into that? caller: he is hitting, like

it's wednesday, march 9, and i am pam cook. >>> good morning, i am dave clark. i saw a rain while driving in. >> i did have the windshield wipers going.>> and looking good this morning.>> we have some rain out there, but not as cold is yesterday morning. and it is cloudy and mild. some patchy fog and light rain, temperatures are up compared to yesterday. and in vallejo, current conditions are 50 degrees, light rain falling, no we and. nice to see alex with us. nice to see alex anywhere. >> absolutely, and it is good to be indoors today. >>> and here's your cloud cover and light rain, not a lot here, but this is the warm sector, and no dynamics. it is with this, and it will start lifting later, and more to the north and south later on. the south will be mild and muggy today upper 60s. 50s and 40s on the tents, -- temperatures, and sliding back toward us. mild and muggy or toward the south bay, the rain focusing the energy toward the north, but widespread this morning. mid to upper 50s and 60s. >>> it's only fitting that i'm covering the traffic today. that is wha

now, i am sitting there and i am kind of bored and i don't know why. everybody has that little voice in the back of their head that whispers what to do and that was the same voice that kept me safe like watch out for this and that guy. it was that same little voice that was whispering in my ear to write. so i grabbed a pen and pad and i wrote a short story about 12-pages long about something that happened to me on the job. after i wrote this thing, i am looking at it like what now? what do i do with this now? i handed this to family and friends and said i just wrote this do you mind reading it and telling me what you think. they read it and were like we didn't know you could write. we didn't know you were that smart. but they loved it. i was kind of surprised and taken back. so i wrote another one. and i handed out it, everybody read it and they loved it. so i wrote another one. the first one had them crying, the second one had them laughing and i wrote a third one and i had them crying again. i had these stories and i was doing to kill time. i didn't

i am with you. there isu think something about telling that story differently so people can see that voting is the way to bring about change. what happened in chicago is interesting recently. people organizing to change. said immediately, does not have a clean slate. it is an important message, it was not like it was getting out to replace her and told those people accountable. i think that is a good model. >> that point about proportional representation was really raised in the early 1990's and really cut down i thought unfairly, because it was in idea, but that is what cumulative voting is in corporations. it is done in various places and it is an idea that really maybe makes sense. it is just very hard in this country to get that going. but it is in interesting idea that i wanted to reinforce. that is something that could be done if there were political will. ofif you had that kind proportional voting, then you would say it would lead to then proportional representation of minorities? instance. y

>> i am originally from south carolina. i am from the forgiving kind of people. i am a christian.pastor ame church and also a lawyer, graduated from howard in '81. separation of church and state also. it is not based on a religion, not based on anything formed by man. it is a spirit. in the book of john. all of us know the scriptures. we truth. it is not based on whether or not there is an iraq, or jewish person or sikh or muslim in the house. if we were to take all of our hearts out and put them on the table and all walked in and came back in with our hearts we wouldn't no which heart belonged to which. it is about us. an innate spirit. has nothing to do with religion. if you go right and teach right, people will do right. when i was growing up there was prayer in school. it seemed based on my experience, children who have prayer in school in those days acting a little bit better. there was a different kind of respect. i have been in the school system, children have no respect. parents have no respect. babies are making babies. when you talk about religion, they are not getting i

i am phil torres. we meet someone knew, they will often make immediate decisions about who you are based upon your general appearance and what your face looks like and what you are wearing but, also, on the sounds of a your voice? >> it's true. there are tennessee of millions who can't speak or have limited speech. two and a half million of them are right here in the sglurns. >> of those two and a half million, 40% use some kind of text to speech to communicate but they all sound pretty much alike. >> at the young's home, this point. that's because 16-year-old sara young was about to get a gift like no other. her very own voice. >> she has been known as savvy sarah, happy and joyful. >> sarah was born with cerebral palsy leaving her unable speak but had he she and her mom have plenty to say. >> hello, everyone. my name is sarah. i am 16. >> sarah talks mostly through a text to speech app on her computer . >> i am see it. >> the computerized voice is heather. it's standard equipment. >> why was the heat

i am going to stand with them. i am going to work with them. i am going to fight for them. and applause] hillary clinton: tomorrow is a big day right here in arizona! the sta t to tell you, kes in this election just keep getting higher and higher, while the rhetoric on the other side keeps getting lower and lower. opportunity for everybody in arizona to go out and vote tomorrow for the kind of future you want, the kind of president you want. and i want you to think about this. me.nt you to want [laughter] [cheers and applause] because.linton: you"] shouts "we want hillary clinton: thank you! thank you! here is why we have got to do this together. because somebody is going to walk into the oval office in january of 2017 and that night president is going to sit at the desk and a making decisions that will affect the lives and livelihoods of americans. and i think there are three big tests that the next president will face. first, can you make a positive difference in improving the lives of americans? second, can you keep us safe. and third, can you bring us together as a nati

this tuesday, march 22 and i am pam cook.>> welcome back and good morning, i am brian flores in fort dave clark. >>> -- and for dave clark. >>> shutting down air travel and affecting the subway system after double explosions in brussels this morning. cities around the world are on alert. >> we have not heard much about the increased security here at home but that is possible. the police in belgium have their hands full, investigating the attack at the airport and the metro station, trying to figure out who was behind this. >> leave your luggage here.>> chaos at the main airport in brussels following explosions. what appeared to be ceiling tiles littering the floors, and passengers being corralled inside the airport and on the tarmac, but it was clear what was happening. minutes later, reports of additional explosions and downtown brussels, all of this days after the salah abdeslam arrest for the terror attacks in paris that left 130 dead.>> the former u. s. ambassador to brussels, and firsthand the country's early response to what appears to be a wave of attacks. >> everything is in

i think if someone is doing as well as i am doing, and i am not just speaking for myself, but if i am going to win 5 -- i already 15 -- it could be nine. if i am going to win all of states, and at- it is awfully hard to say that is not the person we want to lead the party. question, is a great because i really think that one of the biggest things everyone it sees happening, is the republican party has become more dynamic and diverse. we are taking from the democrats and the independents. we have a lot more people. take a look at south carolina. look at the numbers from four years ago. then -- i was there, you had it lines a mile long. it virtually more than doubled. we have a very, very dynamic party. and i think we will be able to unify the party. i think we will get along with everybody. i don't know paul ryan well, but i hope to get along with it. i do know mitch mcconnell a little bit. this, i have millions and millions and millions of people. this is not a close match. it is too bad winner did not take all, because this thing would be over, and we would have a celebration. [appla

i am not very sure. to be honest, i am a little nervous. i don't think he would be a very good leader. he is a little wild with his decision-making. a lot of his ideas are very radical. i don't know if i agree with that. host: thank you, josh. dorie in call from parker city, indiana, a republican. caller: yes, my name is don. i am her husband. we are going for trump. i am a vietnam veteran. i think he could help the veterans out. he has been doing pretty good with the veterans. they are on his side. i think he can take care of all the people. there are a lot of veterans that need help. they are suffering. i am one of the fortunate ones. i don't get any help. that is why we are going for trump. i think he can do it. say is all i have to because i think he has it over the rest of them. i did not want to vote for hillary because there is too much going on with her with things happening. i think donald trump will stand up for the people, and he can get some good help. he is a businessman. a movementcan make and keep things going to. host: thank

i am telling you what i am going to do. i am laying it out and we are going to do it together.hat also goes for education. countryild in this deserves a good school and a good teacher regardless of the zip code that child lives in. said, i want more early childhood education. i want to be a partner with today's teachers. i want them to know the president will be on their side as you do the work to gather to get the kids the education and skills they need. [cheers and applause] hillary clinton: i am also going to launch a campaign with your help, the help of our construction and trade unions, and others, to enhance more apprenticeship programs to encourage more young people to go and seek the skills they need to be able to be employed. we have made a grave error in any way undermining the work that is done by carpenters, and plumbers, and machinists, and electricians, and welders. this is work that is in demand across our country. we are going to need more than one million people right now to fill these jobs. to start doing this again and high schools, community colleges, and ap

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not, i am not. >> i am not saying that at all. there been any legitimate complaints besides somebody who have a problem with his race? >> just the race. >> this type of making an issue out of a nonissue is why trump is going to be the president. it is a backlash against the nonsense. i think she was screaming in a weird way. >> i still think she is horrible. >> they are all charizmatic. that's what they have in common. she is anti-charming and that's what he was getting at. >> andy, do you think there is a double standard? david is demanding this woman be charming. >> i think there are two things going on here. the people who were wondering why a candidate didn't appear to be celebrating after she had a really, really good night. that is legitimate. >> there is no reason to stay on the surface. >> in that case hillary is who she is. hillary is is never going to be a warm or charming candidate. it is pointless to tell her to be that because it comes off as phony. it is phony. it is not who she is. the scarborough -- >> it was treat

caller: i am in ann arbor. i am 25 years old. have been working for the past 10 years doing facility management, maintenance, facility work. the real reason i am supporting trump is he is the most moldable candidate out there by far. the majority of my friends are liberal democrats, and i understand their views. learn as much as i can about liberal policies and ideas because that is the only way we are going to cooperate. i think donald is the most moldable candidate and we can put into place what we feel is necessary. host: daniel, you say most of your friends are liberal. you are living in a liberal city. do you keep your support quiet or are you vocal about it? caller: i have been following ted cruz for a lot longer than donald. something about being conservative, i feel like people try to be more sick -- specific about things. it feels like donald is a little more trying to figure things out before and not as specific. as far as being quiet about it come my cards are still out on the table, i am still deciding. it comes down

yeah, am i worried about donald trump? i most certainly am. the establishment created -- it is not even the establishment, but the fringe created the industry since obama has been president that has been casting doubt on institutions in america created this man. there is no attacking him. mitt rot knee coming out -- mitt romney coming out tomorrow is not helping anybody. he is in fantasy island land thinking he will be the nominee. not gonna happen. not going to work. it will just help donald trump win more. >> and you are getting emotional. >> i am getting choked up. >> some people call this ad vicious. what did you think of it? >> it is so weak. there are so many things to complain about donald trump, but this is just -- the idea of saying the blacks in assisted of black people or david duke, when if you went after obama's relationship with bill ayres it is out of bound. but david duke who has never met -- i don't know. there are so many things like him being a bafoon. >> they say the middle class has been forgotten and hillary shared the bl

>> i am santa claus. >> and i am the jolly green giant. >> really? congratulations.ughter] appearancesearliest to his 90th birthday special. >> i am honored to be a part of this birthday celebration. i usually celebrate quietly at home with my family. [laughter] >> there was no one that bob hope could not crack up. >> he kept our troops smiling. >> when you one of the outstanding glamour stars from back home and this year we hit the jackpot, ms. ann-margret. home -- warm at home. >> mrs. julie garland. somewhere over the rainbow ♪ >> he can sing. >> ♪ won't you come home bill bailey? won't you come home? ♪ >> you tell jokes? laugh.he loved to >> how could you ever have married her? >> it was a mistake. [laughter] >> and you have had one ever since. [laughter] be prepared to be amused and amazed. be prepared to follow love again with comedy's commander-in-chief. bob hope was a true american legend. his jokes. >> in 25 years, i have never missed a show because of sickness. >> his nose. and that cute little turned up nose. my nose turns up. >> eventually. you being next

i am going to be on israel's side when i am president of the united states.ause] senator rubio: the world is going to know we are on israel's side i first say in office, because after i am done repealing all of barack obama's unconstitutional executive orders, the next thing i'm going to do is repeal his deal with iran. i am going to cancel it. [applause] senator rubio: by the way, as part of our national security, we need to take care of our veterans. i speak about this everywhere i go. as a senator from florida, literally, one out of four calls to my office, is a veteran having a hassle with the veterans administration. i want to recognize this, there are really good people at the veterans administration. i have met them. they are good. a lot of them are veterans and they care about veterans. they are frustrated because they know while they are working hard, there are bosses at the v.a. that are not doing a good job and no one is held accountable. in addition to the real-life stories we get calling in, today, calls to 58 suicide hotline go to voicemail. the

we've already gotten 60 million of that approved to the legislature, and i am putting -- i am asking for $135 million to go in a statewide infrastructure funds to deal with not only flinch but also others as a catalyst for discussion. i am on the grounds taking action for the great team of people. they deserve a fix. and i appreciate this committee hearing them. and focus is, what can i do to make flint a better place, to help make up for this tragedy? rep. chaffetz: we now recognize the gentlewoman from new jersey, mrs. watson coleman. >> thank you, mr. chairman. one quick statement to mr. mccarthy -- administrator mccarthy. even in the state of new jersey we have issues with high lead content, and children are being exposed. i don't know what you are doing, but i hope that when i called back to new jersey, you all are doing something there. thank you. governor, how long have you worked with chief of staff? how long has he been your chief of staff? governor snyder: i have a relatively new chief of staff. >> the chief of staff that was in this position when this occurred? governor sn

dave clark. >>> i am pam cook, and thank you for waking up with us, just about 5:30 am.eel like i lost an hour. >> and it was a rainy day, making it much harder. and i read that golf and the barbecue industry are most in favor of that daylight savings time. i would not have equated that. >> i guess it does give you more time.>>> and from the twilight zone, we have some impressive totals coming in. going through the dimension. getting some of these totals, incredible. we said we needed a miracle march, and we have already had it. santa rosa had over 9 inches, concord over four. and been loma and -- ben lomand over 18 inches, and that is pretty impressive. our 24 hour totals, 10 field almost 3/4, san francisco 1.64, and morgan hill had over an inch of rain, concord is well over an inch. and where you are, a little bit more or a little bit less. cool air to the north and some enhancement taking place, pushing in this cloud cover and light rain to the north. 40s and 50s on the temperatures, and the initial looking at low 50s, pacifica in the low 50s. clouds and sun, golden m

i am walter. >> and i am lauren pastrana. traffic and weather this morning.>>> let's get a check of the forecast with alyssa gonzales. >> so far so good this morning. we're looking live from our fort lauderdale camera. we are rain free. were: comfortable with low 60s inland. right now, 66 in fort lauderdale. 66 in miami. it is very similar to yesterday. winds are calm and light. later on, veering out of the southeast. as we head into the afternoon, we will see some warm sunshine. highs climbing to the low 80s. they be a stray shower into the evening. we will have a check of the traffic. >>> we will start off on the palmetto and move over to brouwer's. 8:26 am -- we want to show you that it is a busy drive. here is a northbound commute. nw. 25th st., here's a southbound drive leading to the dolphin expressway. palmetto, looking great. no accidents. no construction. here's i-95 in miami dade. there is a southbound side and northbound. leaving you want i-95 in broward county, sheridan street, no accidents. it is a good drive at

i am lucky to have her and i am lucky because i know how much i am appreciated. >> celebrating nancy reagan, now reporting, george stephanopolis. >> good afternoon. we are celebrating the life of nancy reagan one of the most influential first ladies in history, known for her grace, style and above all her single minded devotion to the 40th president, ronald reagan. the two married more than half a century. she died on sunday the at age of 94. she will be laid to rest today next to her husband at the ronald reagan presidential library. you can see the guests gathered for the funeral moments away and i am joined by barbara walters would knew both very well and invited to the funeral. what a love step. >> it was. it is nice that people turned out to be as devoted to her as they were. it was one of the from stories we knew about she said her most permit request for her funeral, george, was she be laid to rest as close as physically possible to the president so that when her cassette is lowered she will -- her cassette is lowered she will be next to him. >> president george w. bush and se

i am not doing business, i am a tourist so i do not have to pay a tax. that is the way we do it.arry it in big luggage. my mom helped me sell it. important -- imported products were popular at the time. in the 1970's. you would say, this is from singapore or hong kong. haslinda amin: what makes an entrepreneur succeed? you get up at 5:30 every morning without fail. it is a very structured day. aton a rainy day i wake up 5:30, on a hard day i wake up at 5:30. when i -- when my company does not make profit, i still do it. to commit, it is not depend on ience or emotion. it is commitment. haslinda amin: what is your advice to aspiring onto the nearest -- aspiring entrepreneurs? >> you do not just want to be wealthy. that is not an entre nous are -- and onto the newer -- entr epreuner. i earn a portion from indonesia, i give back to indonesia. : does it have to do with your experience in poverty? >> of course. it is a big influence. until now, i hate rich people. haslinda amin: you are one of the richest in indonesia. arrogant,ople are most of them. they bully people. haslinda amin:

>> i am undecided. i am a registered republican.rying to decide whether or not to vote for you. >> you have a great voice, man. check out radio. >> i was thinking of that, too. >> really, so good. >> anyway. beyo -- the ongoing crisis in syria and iraq demonstrate threats in security abroad and at home would you be ready and willing to land troops on the ground and would you support regime change in syria as a part of the resolution to the problem? >> we have to look at this a couple different ways. i don't believe in the u.s. getting involved in civil wars directly. i would not use troops to push assad out. i have been calling for a long time some of my friends to provide the aid to the anti assad sources forces in syria. we didn't do anything. okay? in regards toe isis. we need to reassemble the coalition question had in the first gulf war. a coalition of muslim arabs. we hear of them they are over there in the middle east. obviously in egypt and saudi arabia and jordan and the gulf states. they need to be a part of this along wit

we will be back with another update at 4:30 am. >>> it is 4:02 am and we will check in with steve, sunny and warm in southern california and then we fly back in and it's rainy. >> we are rounding third and heading for home. we will slide and now. yesterday we started off slow and picked up, reports of hail up north, and this system is hanging out toward san jose in the santa clara valley. this is like the roman candle, not much left. a little to the south and to the north, and cold air turning over at the higher elevations. a little bit around clearlake, and reports of hail yesterday, and not a lot left of this system. an isolated shower could sneak in in the next few hours, the high pressure is on its way, but will take another day to get here. a few showers, clearing and a mix of sunshine and clouds, 60s for the high. >>> and should we start with bart? >> we are okay so far, and we will find out more about whether it is the bus bridge, but so far we have not heard anything about the traffic, doing pretty well. i do not see anything major. we will cross our fingers.>>> let's take a look

i am already beginning to feel that i am a hard act to follow. [laughter] all i can say, people, is i will give it a go. one of the things that i loved many years ago, when you get invited to do something like this, is always check the small print. i got an invitation about 30 years ago to give a keynote in italy at the invitation of the italian public broadcaster. they said it is a conference about radio documentary. i said, yeah, i can do that. i did know something about radio documentary. until i actually got there, and the evening before i was about to stand up to do what i'm about to do now, they said, you know it's about the short-form documentary, don't you? no, i didn't. and actually, i'd never even heard of short-form documentary. i thought it was going to be talking about what i do know about, the beginnings of what i think we would have to call long-form documentary. this is a gathering from all over europe of people working in radio were particularly interested in a new, off on guard genre of 92nd documentary. -- avant-garde genre of

chancellor: i am sorry. but if you can take that out of your closing statement -- we have not heard from george mcgovern about the federal role. mr. mcgovern: there are two types of concentration of power. one is too much federal concentration. the other is too much corporate concentration of power. on the federal side, president reagan has increased the percentage of gnp now being taken up by the federal government. the reason is obviously the dramatic increase in military spending. he has cut nutrition and education, the environment. things like that. those cuts are less than the increase in the interest rate on the federal debt since he took office because of the escalating deficit he has brought on. on the corporate side, we have had more, huge corporate mergers in the last three years than any previous time in american history. enormous oil companies taking over others to the point i think it is a call on all of us to see what we can do to strengthen antitrust laws. mr. chancellor: do you, democrats, th

i said, i am not going to like it. by theey looked at it -- way, i can be more presidential than anybody. i can be more presidential if i want to be. when i have 16 people coming at me from 16 different angles, you don't want to be so presidential. you have to win, you have to be them back. i would say more presidential -- and i have said this a couple of times -- more presidential, other than the great abe lincoln. i saw that ad. people are sick and tired of being politically correct. i actually think that ad is good for me. [applause] donald trump: in some cases as you know, i was kidding. i have a big audience. i was joking. was showinges, i anger and showing a certain toughness we need in our country. but i watched that ad and i said, you know that ad shows a certain degree of anger and it shows a certain degree of, we are not going to take it anymore. they have been ripping us off like we are a bunch of stupid babies. i don't think it is a bad ad for me. if i had my choice of saying i could have it down or let it

he lifts the bible up high and lying"here i am, i am ted cruz." then he cap line for the whole night. -- and then he kept lying for the whole night. he knows what your position is. he tells people of the opposite. what he did to ben carson, who just endorsed me by the way. [cheers and applause] donald trump: in iowa, i was doing really well and ben was doing really well. ted cruz said that ben carson just quit the race and the voting was not close to ending. right after the race ended, he called him and apologized. give me a break. ben has think forgotten or forgiven that. but ben endorsed me a couple of days ago. that is a great endorsement. you know who else endorsed me who i think you will like? .heriff joel pi when he endorses you, that means you are tough on the borders, believe me. we have sheriff joe. we have sarah palin, who is so great. and jerry vogel junior from liberty university -- and jerry falwell junior from liberty university, so great. he really helped me with evangelicals. we go to south carolina and that is going to be ted cruz

i am pummeled on twitter because i am critiquing and complimenting everybody.e i am. >> you only have three choice. >> that's untrue. i hope if somebody is under 1237 and we go to the convention and it is crazy, then maybe john bolton becomes the president. >> he is the president of "red eye." >> good for me. >> i don't know if he can serve both offices at the same time. rick in agreeing with trump you brought up you don't want the enemy to know what you will do. i agree with you and trump on that point. if nothing else it is a better strategy than for example saying exactly when you are going to pull your troops out of afghanistan. >> exactly. you tell the enemy exactly your plan. you could be president. >> that would be a horrible idea. rob you said and i may have miss heard it. correct me if i'm wrong. you said we did have a president who was unpredictable. ronald reagan had a policy and stuck to it. >> probably that first part i just said just to get attention. >> all right. >> joanne you asked if they don't fear trump who do they fear? ted cruz? he did say

>> i am very surprised by it. very surprised to hear third party the i will appoint conservative judges. and a third party would mean that him ear would win or who you are going to have liberal judges as many as four or even five if you can belief that during this, period of time. so a third party means absolutely they will have four or five very liberal judges appointed as owe posed to four or five, very conservative judges. i think it is really playing with fire. >> they say they can't be in the party with you as head of it? >> i've don't understand that. i get along with people. i've am a unifieper. very much a unifier. maybe people don't see that. they will see that. my relationship to people has been great over the years. again. i am new to politics. been doing this now for seven months. i think i have done a very good job in seven months. but we have a tremendous number of people coming in and showing up to volt. the lines in all the states that i have won have been record setting. >> in this very room, a bi

i am ai am not a doctor, mother of four children. one of my children has had multiple broken bones and sports. another had a meniscus tear and tears.a.c.l. each time they have been given opioids, each time for about one week. in all cases they were warned and i was warned about what to look for in case of addiction. in every case, they were not on opioids for more than 48 hours. we took them off in 48 hours. i can tell you a severe as those injuries were, we weaned him off. i had a severely broken bone in both of my arms, i was off and killers in three days and never on opioids. anything more than that really needs to be carefully look at. >> are you a health professional? >> no. i am a mother of four kids. i could be a mental health professional by the time i raised four children. >> good. we got one common sense answer and it was not from a health professional. thank you. >> thank you. i want to thank all of our panelists and i want to thank my friend from maryland for his gracious invitation which i will take him up on. see what i

i am not she. we have heard from one great presidential candidate, one great senate candidate and we have another on our way. before we get to her unwanted to first of all -- i neglected to thank my beautiful wife who is here with me tonight and puts up with a lot as i do this. let me share -- this will not take very long but i think it is appropriate that we at the ohio democratic party with the national media finally in ohio actually set the record straight about one thing. if you are like me you have been watching these republican debates. help at some point it would occur to you to say who is that man from ohio and what did he do with our governor? ohio was aeone from governor who says i have been the moderate in the adult in the room. so the word in ohio with a national media watching, is that what you have seen? >> no! >> so i will ask you a question. do you think it is moderate that our governor attacks workers even more fiercely than scott walker in wisconsin. he did that, didn't he? how ab

santa cruz 4 am to 4:30 am, and it is lit up with reports of pale, moving all. -- has moved off, and this system is skirting along the coast. san mateo coast, santa cruz mountains, peninsula, and maybe over to santa clara, and not as bad toward the east bay. this system looks like it fell apart, and there is still one over concord right now, and for take a -- pacheco and also pittsburgh -- pittsburg, isolated cells popping up. not in a favorable area for thunderstorms, but we will have the general area in their today. 40s and 50s, much cooler. the east bay temperatures upper 40s to mid 40s, and everyone is stuck here. remember on friday we were in the 60s. what is interesting about this low, it will track into northern mexico, and that is rare for this time of year. we are on the driver side this afternoon, but the pattern continues to be active. today, we have showers and i think we will get a break on tuesday. wednesday could be north bay only, but there is a fine line. today possible with thunderstorms and patchy fog and definitely colder. temperatures in the upper 50s low 60s, an

i am not a computer scientist. i am told even by people very much on apple's side that there is a way to make that change without finding a new operating system. what they are concerned about is it could be the precedent for succumbing to other things or the chinese saying that thing the fbi had you do, we want you to do that. the chinese will do that anyway. i think it is a peculiar case for tim cook to make this a big -- on apple's side i don't know about that. what we are talking about, no privacy rights because he is dead. san bernardino county has already given their consent, do whatever you want. we are talking about a guy who shot up a room full of people and been in touch with isis. for legal reasons, constitutional reasons, practical reasons and political process, looks like a great case for apple. also, brethren in silicon valley writing briefs, here is the thing. you have a contract with the government which apple doesn't and i do, you want to sell and often system to the government it has to be vetted f

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i am just a bill yes, i am on a bill note i am sitting here on capitol hill well, it as it long, long journey. greg: okay. around. why don't they have other important things do? down the know when you go in, sugar and carbs. rosanna: the french fries not got four. the burger? greg: she is just a person at the computer. ji okay. fast, carbs. i mean, you know what you are getting into when go out to a restaurant. greg: hopefully. by the way, rose san ma, she in the restaurant business. guess what? she serves a lot of sugar. rosanna: you know what inwe would not be affected because i believe it is only for chain restaurants. jal oh well where. i am going to lobby. i will lobby for all restp are as. all restaurants should be governed by this. mom and pop. everybody. everybody should know. rosanna: i think people who have a problem already know from their doctors the dangers of sugars and carbs. they gave mike bloomberg a hard time. greg: i don't know. it came back and forth. rosana, here's the problem, though. we are chronically bees. we looked at the cart. i am obese. rosanna: i am, too

dave clark. >>> i am pam cook, and thank you for joining us, and the time now is 6:30 am.>>> and cominglike a lion. >> came in and going out like a lamb. tell us how is the traffic. >> looking okay. back to the cool and breezy day, clouds popping up with this low dropping in. it's like circling the wagons. clouds to the west and the east, and off to the south. we will start off on the cool side, and it is breezy in some areas stronger than others. san francisco 48, breezy and cool with mostly sunny now. it will get partly cloudy this afternoon. 62 degrees, and clouds definitely off over the ocean where that colder air is. the almanac for san francisco, 62-48, and back in 1986 he was 81 degrees, with go back to 1897 for the record low of 42. look at this, coming down you can see this parallel to the ocean, and that is unstable air going over the warmer water. this could develop later, and there will be off and on snow showers in the sierra. 40s on the temperature and the breeze is the big story as it picks up for a blustery day. wins in the higher elevations and cloud buildup coming into

alex savidge.>> i am pam cook. and it is cold outside.>>> it is beginning to warm up a little bit, and we do have a mostly clear pattern, a few high clouds coming down from the north-northwest, but after this, temperatures will slowly start to work up to near average. a taste of cool air has settled in, and a couple of 30s showing up, 40s and 50s, and the livermore airport says 40 degrees, 40s and san mateo, 43 four atherton and menlo park. higher clouds clearing the area, and everything is sunshine and warmer temperatures, and a chilly to cold morning, sunny and warmer. 30s for a few lows, but not lasting very long. near-normal on the temperatures, mid to upper 60s today. your screens are green, i hope. >>> they are, and green for me does not mean rain, it means good traffic. green is good.

i am over it. i am done. >> thank you. well, i am not commander and chief. but i think this is what i learned from bush is there is good and evil in the world. calling it what it is helps you figure out how to defeat it. defeating an ideology is difficult. they don't want our territory they want our way of wife. the military is equipped as long as they are allowed to do the same thing like signing up for the army during 2006. and who signs up during the middle of a war? that is a patriot. and they need our help when they return and they need our help now. we have an election coming up that i think will help us clarify things coming up. >> my name is jay and my beautiful wife is michele. we are huge fans of yours. in 2006 we went to washington during reagan's memorial. i took my two little boys and my youngest was on c-span. >> and you are on c-span. >> i wanted you to know you are respected and important to us. >> thank you so much. >> i was wondering you watch the news and you see what is looking like a possible fight between trump and clinton. and i am thi

i am sorry sir, you are? >> i am from the chinese embassy. i really am impressed by what the senator has said. i have several points. first of all, i really understand what he is advocated, immigration, trade, and other issues related to u.s. national interest. i think they are all correct from the american point of view. the issue is, is what approaches you have for those issues that are relating to other countries. you mentioned about china, about the war. the trade war is already there, the issue is that we are not fighting the war. i think there are approaches. one is solely concerned in u.s. interest, and the second approach, you not only consider u.s. interest, but think of the interests of other countries combined. so that the second one, if you take the second approach, it will impact other countries, but to a limited extent because you take in their interest to. the first one is simple, you only take into consideration u.s. interest, and it will certainly impact other countries because it is simple. but it will impact negatively othe

it is 5:08 am . if you're packing lunches maybe a little net and there for the kids, 53 >>> 5:11 am right now and as of this morning the voters have spoken and the republican field is narrowed once again. >> donald trump is halfway to the nomination and hillary clinton is celebrating a huge mega-tuesday victory and so what does that mean as we move forward especially now the case because one ohio? for that tracie potts live in washington this morning. we sorted out something + tracy. >> reporter: right and some things are made up in the air like are the republicans going to have a nominee before the summer convention in cleveland? we still do not know and john kasich has a lot to do with that with his big win in ohio yesterday and in the meantime it looks like hillary clinton is sailing towards her nomination.>> thank you florida, thank you north carolina, thank you ohio!>> those three states was missouri and a more narrow victory in her home state of illinois more than 1500 delegates this morning an