bill perry, his wife lee perry is delightful person, always traveled with him. it's a great compliment. many of the other spouses of senior military people can do that. stef can't do that because she works. every once in a while she can. our military is family affair. our enlisted people, over half are married. 70% of the officers are married. it is a married force. we always say you recruit an individual and you retain a family. it is really important that the families feel connected. so when she is able to come. she can meet with spouses, she can meet with kids, we're going to the hospital. unfortunately there is less of that -- fortunately there is less of that than in past years, hospitals every weekend in years past. dover where the fallen come home, for a spouse and a family to see a family at the other end means a lot. and so it's great when she can, she can come and it signifies, another way of signifying to these kids and their families just how much, how proud we are of them. how grateful we are, and how, how we, they are everything to us. i hope you a

and bill perry has had exactly the same path in his life. he has recently written a wonderful memoir called, my journey at the nuclear brink, and in this memoir, he states that he has seen throughout his whole career, the challenge of preventing the use of nuclear weapons as being his greatest challenge, and what he has most focused on. since he has left office he put almost his entire focus on this particular issue. so we have two gentlemen here have lifetime of experience dealing with this governor brown particularly focused how to get the public to understand it and to appreciate it. and get more public involvement. dr. perry has focused on that significantly, particularly with a focus on young people and bringing them to understand it better. he has had a distinguished career in academia. he ought many of us what we know about this subject. and many others as well. and tried to spread the knowledge more widely within the academic community as well. governor, i think governor brown, of course has not shied away from working on trying to s

at noon california governor jerry brown and former secretary of defense bill perry on new approaches to reducing threats posed by nuclear weapons. and rode to the widest coverage tonight at 7:00 eastern. bernie sanders campaigning in new york without primary set for tuesday april 19. .. for the nuclear summit getting underway today at the white house. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. welcome to the brookings institution for the latest in the series of distinguished speakers that we have while dumbed to our building on this 100th anniversary year of brookings. i am pleased today to welcome my friend, prime minister bohuslav sobotka, of the czech republic to address us of the challenges in europe and the eu. as we meet this morning, the prime minister is here for the president's nuclear security summit and has agreed to address us. at the prime minister's career parallels the history of the modern czech republic starting with the fall of communism in 1989. he has been a member of the czech social democratic party since december of 1989 when the late

win a thousand dollars a day, bill: no, katy perry is not moving to rock hill, not right now, on social media claims that perry is looking for something different from hollywood, like a small town, the mckendy post is a fake new site that claims to be premier news fantasy site. bill: oscars may have come and gone but many of the best films are coming to dvd this week. a look at what you can look forward to in entertainment. >> all about oscar for this week's new in entertainment. brie larson, about a mother and her 5-year-old son held captive for years. danish girl. also nominated, stallone for his work in creed. michael caine and harvey key tell, they reflect on their lives during a spa vacation in sweater land -- switzerland. night before takes joseph gordon levitt on one last holiday adventure celebrating christmas together. and barbie spy squad. >> from small screen. the americans out with a third season. complete series, new video games include mortal combat xl, if legend of zelda. fox news. >> here is a look at what is coming up on fox 8:00, new episode ofny girls, new girls, gran

perry. former president bill clinton and daughter chelsea also joined the more than 5,000 people attending the fund raising concert. >>> well, traveling to cuba could be getting easier for tampa bay residents. two more airlines are jumping into the mix in hopes of providing flights from florida to cuba. american wants to fly out of miami to six cuban cities including havana. silver airways also proposed service to havana from several florida cities including tampa and orlando. >>> well, this morning, remodeling work will continue at havana's so-called cuban yankee stadium where the tampa bay rays will play this month against the cuban nationals. president barack obama is set to throw out the first pitch. the stadium is a kind of shrine for cuban baseball fans and the improvements include the field, the ball park's interior. all this comes as historic changes are happening between cuba and the u.s. our own keith cate will be traveling to cuba this month to cover president barack obama's historic visit to the island. you can see keith's reports from cuba right here on news channel 8 beginning on

perry. former president bill clinton and daughter chelsea also joined the more than 5,000 people that attended the concert. >>> time now is 5:37. and leigh, it's a beautiful day. >> it is going to be a fabulous day. you might notice it's a little chillier here this morning. but it's going to warm up quickly. watch the hour-by-hour forecast, how we jump each hour some four to five degrees. so from 56 at 8:00. 63 at 10:00. gorgeous lunch break, 7 1 degrees. 75 at 3:00 p.m. low humidity. we will see some passing clouds. but that should make for a comfortable 70 around 7:00 p.m. unfortunately, those that want to get outside and enjoy the great weather may sneeze a bit. we have a pollen forecast in the high category over the next couple days. you may want to take the allergy medicine. bradenton, clearwater, tampa, all games starting at 1:05 today. low 70s and sunshine. again, put the sunscreen on. we have a string of really nice and then eight-day forecast trends warmer into the low 80s next week. at 5:38, we will check on traffic on the 8s because people have to get to work. >> they do. >>> we are

bill designed to improve boating safety honors the memory of two palm beach county boys lost at sea last year. patrick murphy and tom rooney are pushing the safe boating incentive act. austin and perry cohen never returned from a boating trip. the bill would offer a tax credit to small boat users that use safety beacons. the credit would cover half of the cost of the devices. >>> breaking news from washington, d.c. the suspicious white powder was found at marco rubio's headquarters in washington. we know that the fbi is headed the fire department is also there. the tweet says that rubio's staff has been evacuated to the roof of that building. >>> next at 5:30, the nfl is finally acknowledging a link between football and brain disease. straight ahead, why parents say it's worth a second look. >>> and later, lord & taylor reaches a settlement over instagram posts. the one thing that the government says the company did >> tonight more news surrounding the nfl and the injuries. the top health officials acknowledge a link between the >> as serena found out while some of the top physicians say this is not ground breaking news, many parents are paying close attention. >> i think it's worth

former defense secretary william perry, who worked in the bill clinton administration, and is now a stanford fellow, called it a strong speech. >> hillary clinton was very strong, and i fully agree with her, to win this fight, we have to work with our allies. >> reporter: but the republican national committee was quick to respond saying that president obama and hillary clinton have been wrong about isis at every turn. >> stay with us for continued coverage for brussels under attack and get the latest updates by downloading our free news app. >>> new details today about that possible third party that might unlock a terrorist iphone without apple's help. according to a tel aviv newspaper, an israeli company is working with the fbi. apple is fighting a court order to build software to open syed farook's cell phone. >>> a beautiful day outside. a live look outside right here. >> spencer christian is here with our accuweather update. spencer? [ no audio ] >> well, i can see his lips were moving, but clearly there's a technical problem. we'll come back to spencer. a weather related note, a powerfu

bill: so, trump and cruz. cruz says he is the only one to beat trump, the only alternative. here is your delegate count this morning. trump, 458, cruz, 359. former texas governor rick perryandidate for the nomination, 2012, 2016. ted cruz supporter, life in his hometown of austin, texas. >> thank you very much. bill: what did last night teach you, governor? >> i get a charge out of donald trump. he says no one's ever beat me, which means they rarely beat me. but, anyway, the consistency or lack of consistency out of donald trump is always gives me a charge. listen this, is still an open process. it is down to two people. i think everyone recognizes that as it's donald trump and ted cruz and the question for americans is, do you want consistent conservative as your president? and i've yet to see the consistency in donald trump. and the person who is best quipped to really turn washington on its ear, americans are angry. you're seeing response of people who are supporting donald trump. i understand that and i respect them. the question for them i think, who do you think is really best equipped to do what you want to do which is reduce the size of government, get government

elected your new boss, robert morrow who said things about hillary clinton, bill clinton, the form he governor of texas rick perry and i believe he said the bush family ought to be in jail. can you tell me: how does that -- how does it happen that you elect somebody like that, and what are you planning to do about it? >> yeah, look, we had 47,000 votes cast in that race. it was the 24th or 25th race on the ballot. most people didn't know either candidate. our sitting chairman james dickey was running for reelection and this person robert morrow was also on the ballot. people vote for the name they like or the name that's first. that's what happened. there was a 6,000 vote margin. there are a lot of people surprised or disgusted about this. i've had hundreds of calls trying to remove him from travis county chairman. slanderous comments he's made about rick perry and the clintons, it goes on and on and on. it doesn't say anything about the elects rat or trump or anyone eps e-else. we are going to do everything we can to remove him from office to pressure him to resign to constrain his ability to be chairman for the

perry for president has yet to be thunk as an idea. in response to his name being floated thus ruining my new ipad the campaign manager said with all due respect to bills have called, where were you when governor perry was actually running for president of the united states. today donald trump predicted he will easily get enough delegates to get the nomination ahead of the republican convention in cleveland. he says he may get over 1400 delegates. he only needs 1200 to lock up the nomination. launched a 100-day effort to stop him starting a week into wisconsin because everybody should take a vacation and think about it first, it just, it gives you some idea of why the man is still winning in that party. got more ahead. stay with us. at&t can help you stay connected. am i seeing double? no ma'am. our at&t 'buy one get one free' makes it easier for your staff to send appointment reminders to your customers... ...and share promotions on social media? you know it! now i'm seeing dollar signs. you should probably get your eyes checked. good one babe. optometry humor. right now get up to $650 in credits to help you switch to at&t. and an early morning mode.

perry. also on the bill, sir elton john. tickets for the show topped out at three grand a pop.t could be yours, mccallum. martha: the economy expected to be a key topic. the state is currently grappling with a surplus of job openings. mike tobin joining us live. the problem is not a lack of jobs, apparently. reporter: when people think of michigan they don't think of an opulent theater like this. but the modern reality is different. technology is expanding and construction is booming. high school grads head right to college and don't think about the trades. so michigan is at a loss for skilled labor. the skills gap ultimately slows down projects and increases costs. >> the atrailability of labor is causing our contractors to bid prongs higher than they would normally bid them because they don't have the labor to handle the projects going on. >> this is reflective of a nationwide trend. nor rubio put a plank in his campaign about overhauling trade education, to get students out into the workforce with an applicable skill, free of the mountain of debt. they know if the developer

perry for president has yet to be thunk as an idea. in response to his name being floated thus ruining my new ipad the campaign manager said with all due respect to billnd donors have called, where were you when governor perry was actually running for president of the united states. today donald trump predicted he will easily get enough delegates to get the nomination ahead of the republican convention in cleveland. he says he may get over 1400 delegates. he only needs 1200 to lock up the nomination. launched a 100-day effort to stop him starting a week into wisconsin because everybody should take a vacation and think about it first, it just, it gives you some idea of why the man is still winning in that party. got more ahead. stay with us. are part of what make you, you. and you're not going to let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure with nutritious calories, 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. come on, grandma! giving you the strength and energy to get back to doing what you love. from the #1 doctor recommended brand. ensure. always stay you. or if you're young or old.are if you run everyday, no matter who you are a

the senate passed a bill to provide hundred percent of a worker's salary to their family if they die on the job. former judge belvin perry says this is a matter of fairness. >> scott pine made the ultimate sacrifices for the citizens of orange county. the least, the bare minimum we can do, is to help provide for his family as if he was still here by providing his salary that he worked for and eventually died for. >> reporter: ms. pine has personal personally e-mailed all 120 members of the house asking them to solve this problem before the >> ryan: new at 6:00 the owner of the king cobra that escaped appeared before a judge today. >> reporter: a big victory for the man who owned elvis. they said fwc cannot use statements he made previously because the officers never read the miranda rights. >> i think the judge made the right ruling with the right set of facts. >> reporter: the state fish and wildlife commission is trying to revoke michael kennedy's license to own any more venomous snakes after his king cobra escaped. the state filled charges for not immediately reporting the missing koeb cobra waiting 24 hours. his atto

bill crystal, the weekly standard? what in the world? has he taken leave of his senses? >> well, the idea that rick perryould be on the ticket as the names have been discussed. i mean why not go right with michael bloomberg and get a real democrat? lou: yeah. >> the whole idea -- lou: i don't think that's the case. i don't think he's worried about winning. i think they want to destroy the republican party because they had the affrontry to have the ideas that were not his. most of these people that are -- i won't use some names of columnists but these are people whose time have long since past, my god. and the nonsense that they're spewing. >> i think donald trump is on his way to be nominee but if you want a conservative, you've got one of the greatest conservatives ted cruz in this thing. but they don't control either one of the front-runners or certainly don't control a third person. they want their own person in there who's going to fail and fail miserably. starting a third party is expensive and feudal. >> and it will elect hillary clinton. >> and it will elect hillary clinton. lou: which i don't und

bill: he's in philly, they're taking it to his level. >> jim: heartbreak as always for the advantage wished. -- for the vanquished. perry ellis, his remarkable career at kansas, comes to an end, one game short of the promised land. no heart is bigger than arcidiacono. he puts it out there. >> grant: he really embodies the spirit of the team. arcidiacono going to the final four. >> bill: there is george clooney with all of his guy. >> jim: remind you of what it used to be like? >> bill: they circumstance md around, yeah. they circled around. >> jim: villanova is going meet up again with oklahoma. they played actually in hawaii on december 7, in the pearl harbor invitational. >> bill: oklahoma pd a little revenge for villanova. >> jim: 78-55 the sooners beat them. >> bill: terrible three-point line shooting game, villanova. >> jim: 4 for 32. >> bill: but more of a threat for the three-pointer, they have the middle game as well. >> grant: more balance now, and they didn't shoot great from the perimeter tonight but they were able to get the win. that is going to be a tremendous game. oklahoma sooners versus villanova wildca

bill: he's in philly, they're taking it to his level. >> jim: heartbreak as always for the advantage wished. -- for the vanquished. perry ellis, his remarkable career at kansas, comes to an end, one game short of the promised land. no heart is bigger than arcidiacono. he puts it out there. >> grant: he really embodies the spirit of the team. arcidiacono going to the final four. >> bill: there is george clooney with all of his guy. >> jim: remind you of what it used to be like? >> bill: they circumstance md around, yeah. they circled around. up again with oklahoma. they played actually in hawaii on december 7, in the pearl harbor invitational. >> bill: oklahoma proved then how good they are. a little revenge for villanova. >> jim: 78-55 the sooners beat them. >> bill: terrible three-point line shooting game, villanova. >> jim: 4 for 32. >> bill: but more of a threat for the three-pointer, they have the middle game as well. >> grant: more balance now, and they didn't shoot great from the perimeter tonight but they were able to get the win. that is going to be a tremendous game. oklahoma sooners versus villanova wildcats.

weekly standard editor bill kristol is circulating a memo suggesting potential third party candidates, including former u.s. senator tom coburn, and ex-presidential candidate rick perry. coburn, according to "the new york times," has privately considered a bid but says he doesn't expect to be the candidate. meanwhile, perry's former campaign manager says the governor wants the gop to unite around senator ted cruz, whom he has endorsed. and today, nearly all of the remaining presidential candidates are scheduled to speak to the american israeli public affairs committee known as apac. hillary clinton, john kasich, ted cruz, and donald trump will all be in washington today addressing an expected crowd of 18,000. wow. several groups are expected to protest trump's remarks this evening. with a group of rabbis planning a walkout after he is introduced. while others are advocating a less disruptive boycott than the rabbis i guess. despite his typical off-the-cuff style politico reports that trump has quote taken input from a number of very significant jewish influences who have reaffirmed to him the importance of this particular speech. trump has said he would like to broke

bill crystal has suggested former oklahoma senator coburn and rick perry essentially as these candidatesoalitw alternatives. >> senator coburn said no i believe. left the senate because of the cancer -- >> but these are the only two names being floated right now. >> bill crystal, whom i know and respect greatly, i just think he's wrong here. and this really does speak to the insider establishment thing that they really don't care what people out here in the middle of pennsylvania think. they are going to force some candidate that people haven't voted for down their throats. i think that is a huge mistake. >> let me get your reaction of john kasich. he had a conversation that will air later today. here is what he said about merrick garland. >> frankly they all augment to sit down and meet with the guy. >> would you take a look if you were elected president? >> well he received overwhelming support from senator hatch, so of course we'd think about it. >> most senate republicans have been in lock step. but they won't consider him. will not meet with him. not only john kasich says they shoul

local 12's perry schaible will tell us what's next for madison junior/senior high school. 3 3 3 now at five thirty. 3 avoiding student loans.we'll tell you about a new kentucky bill that's investing in higher education. 3 plus, an ohio college is preparing for mayhem.we'll tell you how wright state's campus is gearing up for a presidential debate. 3 those top stories in just a moment.but first we want to start with a first check of your forecast.here's meterologist john gumm. 3 3 today students at madison junior/senior high school are trying to get back to normal after four students were hurt in a shooting monday. some kids are still shaken up.. as school leaders talk about security. local 12's perry schaible joins us *live* from butler county with the details. 3 this is the second day back in class for students...and the staff is just trying to make things as smooth and normal as possible for students. yesterday, the family of alleged shooter james "austin" hancock released a statement. it says in part: "we are devastated by austin's actions at school monday. we pray for the immediate recovery of the injured students and for the healing of the entire community."

perry. furstenberg. >> you just ruined everything! i hate you! >> reporter: mtv's "my super sweet 16" has featured pampered teens and opulent this texan princess, a night to remember. for her father, a credit card bill he won't soon forget. for "nightline" i'm juju chang in new york. call me old school, i guess. >>> it was a scottish theologian william barkley who said, there are two great days in a person'sday we're born, and the day we discover why. thank you for watching. tune into gma in the morning. as always we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page it's comics unleashed, with your host, byron allen. tonight byron well comes chris reid, kim whitley, rod vance and vince florence. now man voted most likely to

bill a at fox 29. >> shameless plug. >> sue serio fox 29. >> and alex holley fox 29. >> yes. certainly isn't me, it is katie perryith 84 million follow are. >> wow. >> now the most mentioned person, person who people are tweeting too justin beiber. >> tool. >> 943 million tweet. >> yes. >> and i am not any of those. >> i might find myself doing it. i love his album. it is so good. >> sorry. >> i can do that song. >> i like it. >> and then most tweeted emoji tears of joy. >> tears of joy. >> 14.5 billion tweets. >> my favorite one is thinking one. do i that all the time. it is always perfect. >> tears of joy has become my lol. i hate to admit it but you just, it wasn't even that funny. but somebody says something and you have a mild chuckle, tears of joy. it is hilarious. having such a great time. >> which one do you use a lot, sue. >> i use the heart. i feel like when i love something i put a heart. >> so sweet. >> i can see that. >> do you guys ever use this one. >> not that i think much. >> no. >> what about the oscar selfie, everybody loves it. >> biggie. >> nobody can forget that. >> so, her retweet when she

bill of rights. and i have kept my promise. that's why we were supported in this election by texas governor greg abbott. by lieutenant governor dan patrick, our campaign chairman, by former governor rick perry, a true patriot, by nearly half of the republican state legislators in texas, and by thousands upon thousands of republican women and grass roots activists. they know my record. they know me personally. they know my heart. and they know that i have kept my word to fight for them each and every day. america, i'll do the same as president. together we will repeal obamacare. abolish the irs. pull back the epa regulators that are killing small businesses. stop amnesty and secure the borders. and the result will be small businesses exploding, millions of high-paying jobs, wages going up and young people coming out of school with two, three, four, five job offers. from this day forward let us together show that reagan's love, optimism and faith in the american people were not misplaced. let us show that we will not let the american light go out, that we will fight for our constitution, for life and for freedom. [ cheers ] you have shown that we remain a strong and just people, a people who

perry is live in seattle where a caucus is happening. have they wrapped it up there? oh, yes, i see it. >> reporter: very efficient, i have to say, for a process billed as being convoluted and confusing. people got in, got out, around 500 to 600 people. these are the results from the congressional district seven. chris will be taking them on to the congressional office shortly and that's when we'll start to get the first results from this washington caucus. i would say two to three hours for the results. it was a pretty ruccous crowd. a lot of interesting debates back and forth. there was an initial vote and people have the opportunity to speak for three minutes to try to sway undecided voters into their camp or to try to switch voters into their camp. so that's what we saw here this morning. and now it's all about those results as you said, bernie sanders wanting to carry that momentum through this caucus as he looks forward to wisconsin on tuesday. chris? >> whatever you say about how many delegates he's behind, it hasn't dampened the enthusiasm of his supporters. that was a wildly big crowd at safeco. >> reporter: yeah, huge crowd last night at th

bill of rights. [applause] and i have kept my promise. [applause] that is why we were supported in this election by texas governor. my lieutenant governor, dan patrick. [applause] former governor, rick perryt. [applause] half of they nearly republican state legislature in texas. [applause] and my thousands upon thousands of republican women and grassroots activists. [applause] they know my record. they know me personally. they know my heart. and they know that i have kept my word to fight for them, each and every day. [applause] sen. cruz: america, i will do the same as president. [applause] together, we will repeal obama care. [applause] irs.cruz: abolish the pulled back the epa regulators that are killing small businesses. stop amnesty and secure the border. [applause] sen. cruz: and the result will be small businesses exploding millions of high paying jobs, wages going up, and young people coming out of the school with 2, 3, 4, 5 job offers. forward, let us together show that reagan cost , and optimismve in the american people were not misplaced. that we will not let the american lights go out. we will fight or our constitution, for life, and for freedom. [applause] you have shown that

weekly standard" editor bill kristol is circulating a memo suggesting potential third-party candidates, including former u.s. senator tom coburn and ex-presidential candidate rick perryeanwhile, perry's former campaign manager says the governor wants the gop to unite around senator ted cruz, whom he has endorsed. joe? >> all right. so, sam stein, they're actually talking about bringing trackers to follow people that would have the audacity to support donald trump. i suspect just looking from 30,000 feet, this is the point in which you can declare that your party is in an all out civil war? >> this one surprised me. we're talking about a republican-operated anti-trump super pac going after fellow republicans for meeting with the republican front-runner. you just to step back and this to yourself the party's kind of coming apart here at the seams. and, you know, this -- it's interesting to see it because the more establishment republicans do actually go to donald trump -- such as chris christie, senator jeff sessions -- the harder it then becomes for them to take it away from him at the convention because trump will have more mainstream people complaining on his behalf

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bill of rights. and i have kept my promise. that's why we were supported in this election by texas governor greg abbott. by lieutenant governor, dan patrick, our campaign chairman. by former governor rick perrys in texas. and by thousands upon thousands of republican women and grassroots activists. they know my record. they know me personally. they know my heart. and they know that i have kept my word to fight for them each and every day. america, i'll do the same as president. together we will repeal obamacare. abolish the irs. pull back the epa regulators that are killing small businesses. stop amnesty and secure the borders. and the results will be small businesses exploding, millions of high-paying jobs, wages going up and young people coming out of school with two, three, four, five job offers. from this day forward let us together show that reagan's love optimism and faith in the american people were not misplaced. let us show that we will not let the american light go out, that we will fight for our constitution, for life and for freedom. you have shown that we remain a strong and just people. a people who do not give in to fear but rise always in our righteous might to meet the chall