you missed it on that side or you missed it on the value of the hoover.i mean, i hope you'll appreciate our concern is, when you come in and say look, if we had $300 million, we've got a very valuable piece of property downto downtown, we can exchange it, somehow build us a building and that's going to be great. and then still ask you what is the value. and nobody seems to know yet, other than the new estimate is, we missed it by 1.8 billion. it's going to be 1.8 billion less than we thought. or somehow the office space is going to cost more. i think as stewards of the taxpayer dollars, we've got to have a better handle from you on where the money is going to go. so that's -- i mean, other members might have questions as well. but i did want to bring that up, because i think that's something that we're going to have to really work through. >> sure, mr. chairman. and it's not that we don't know what the project scope is. it really is a eareflection of t wanting to overburden our request. if we had a project for full consolidation as we do now, it will have

here is what he said about hoover. in new the idea embodied deal legislation where he cap elation of those that come to maturity under hoover's agents. all of us owe much to hoover. that's fdr's right-hand man. he didn't in the great depression. the unemployment rate before the depression was about 3%, the normal unemployment rate. by 1938, still 19%. 1939, still 17.2%. endedeat depression never before world war ii. personal consumption, the major of how well-off consumers were was still about 10% lower than it was in 1940. the depression did not end by world war ii either. sending 10 million men or 12 million men out of the country is not the way to end the great depression. the end of the depression means greater prosperity for consumers and we didn't have that during the war. the depression didn't really end until after the war. cut ineral budget was absolute dollars from $95 1945on to $35 billion from to 1947. the economy took off. all of that money was put back in the private sector. they never pay attention to th

hoover bulldozer... hoover captured this video of his new pig in his new home. cleaner and smarter than you'd expect - hoover says dozer fits in just fine at his new place. sounds of baseball and you can bet the farm hoover plans to be just as comfortable in his new place with the reds. (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates,

know about herbert hoover, they say great depression, hoover-villes, failure. well, herbert hoover was once one of the famous men in america, one of the most admired men in america. he was so famous that his name was a verb. in world war i, this has an extraordinary life story. he was an orphan from oregon. he goes to stanford university when it was tuition free back in the 1890s. and he is a self made millionaire within a few decades. still a relatively young man. a mining engineer. he's tapped by woodrow wilson to run the food administration in 1901. figuring out how to conserve food, get food to the troops. and how to get food to people in war torn countries both during and after the war. and housewives would talk about hooverizing when they were economizing on food. he then goes on to become commerce secretary in the 1920s and then is elected president in 1928. and so not only is he renowned for managerial expertise, he is really good at running things and taking a real thorny logistical problem and making it work, but he's also a master of media. he's real

either you missed it on that side or missed it on the value of the hoover. i mean, i hope you'll appreciate our concern is, when you come in and say look, if we had $300 million, we've got a very valuable piece of property downtown, we can exchange it, somehow build us a building and that's going to be great. and then still ask you what's the value and nobody seems to know yet other than the new estimate is we missed it by $1.8 billion. it's going to be $1.8 billion less than we thought or somehow the office space is going to cost more. i think as stewards of the taxpayers' dollars, we have to have a better handle from you on where the hundred is going to go. so that's -- i mean, other members might have questions as well, but i did want to bring that up because i think that's something that we're going to have to really work through. >> sure, mr. chairman. and it's not that we don't know what the project scope is. it really is a reflection of not wanting to overburden our request. ultimately, if we had a project for full funding, full consolidation as we do

the value of the hoover building is $1.8 billion less than what gsa expected.so today in addition to the $390 million provided in the omnibus, the administration is asking the subcommittee for $759 million and another $646 million from the commerce, justice, science subcommittee. so that concerns me a little bit about the size of this request. and i still wonder whether gsa has the expertise to execute such a complicated transaction. so we'll have a frank discussion about that today. to date the congress has appropriated $1.6 billion in full consolidation -- for full consolidation of the department of homeland security headquarters at st. elizabeth. that request includes another $267 million for 2017. as gsa moves forward with its enhanced plan for st. elizabeth, i hope to hear more about the gsa's continued effort with the dhs to reduce construction cost and increase project efficiency. the president's budget also seeks to establish a $3.1 billion information technology modernization fund within gsa to replace legacy i.t. systems all across the government. now

>> relate to both the value of hoover as well as the project overall.primarily because we're an active procurement process currently. >> how did you find out that the hoover building is worth $1.8 billion less than you thought it would be? >> the project itself and what we had before both this committee as well as the other committee from fbi is really a reflection of where the project is, in terms of trying to change the the full consolidation. we've gotten a better understanding as the project is coming to its maturity with the cost reflect. with the funding we've received from this committee as well as the request that's pending as well as with the costs we receive from its value would be reflected of what's needed for the project. last year we talked there was indication that $2980 million was appropriate. was that 391 or 291? i can't remember. but anyway, i think we were told that that would be it from the appropriations sand point. that would get things started. now if you add up those two, so i guess you can understand why we're a little surprise

little cyclones up 15-11 at the break. 2nd half, back comes hoover. douglas wilson backs up and in for two! then it's wilson out to kenny quinn for three! bang! huskies take the lead. and they wouldn't look back. hoover holds ames scoreless in the 3rd to take a 22-15 lead into the 4th. and they're headed back to state with the 31-24 win! to college hoops tonight was senior night for the hawkeyes hosting big ten champs indiana. clemons with the first points for the hawkeyes for 3 he buries it iowa up one. jarrod uthoff a fall away jumper he had 18 points on the night. then mike gesell opening up the triple iowa on an 8-3 run to open this game. thomas bryant helping indiana get back into it with the lay in 10-9 then nick uthoff 15-17 williams 17-20 wagner 20-24 woodbury 34-37 joke 39-42 wagner at buzzer 41-47 indiana wins 81 to 78 over the hawks. jon/3shot we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at 10. our future? well, the answer is yes! tonight will be cold though with clearing skies and temps falling into the 10s. at least the winds wi

hoover is the man that has the unenviable task of replacing aroldis chapman hoover has been in the reds system since being acquired in a trade with atlanta and it didn' t take long for the reds to start training him for this closer role. in mind. england from a starting role with the braves in 2011. i' been progressing. i' ve had a few shots at it in the big leaks -- big leagues. george: so far hoover is putting together some good spring. 5 and 2/thirds innings. has not allowed a run, and 5 strikeouts. not a bad spring at all. it' s been quiet for the past several days for the bengals they still have 4 free agents that are unsigned here they are, including their age hall, nelson, and gilberry have all sheree: sheree: right now police are conducting several raids around belgium after several terror attacks around the capital new the airport and also another at the subway station. a lease 34 people have died, hundreds were injured. isis has claimed responsibility. please believe the man in the mike: a lexington woman says that they cannot reach her niece or the nieces husband. they were d

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. >> reporter: friends and family of catherine hoover are taking to the polls to get voters attention. >> maybe being at the polls will bring more public attention to the injustice and maybe encourage them to help change. >> in july 2014 a pregnant catherine hoover who shot in the head killing her. the baby would later.. >> i pulled the hammer back.>> safety matters that come in when you are a gun owner. this gentleman did not follow safety matter at all. >> somehow it went to that way. an accident so he was never charged. >> it is a cover-up but i don't know what it is. there are similar cases to my daughters that have been prosecuted. >> it's a novel idea to bring more awareness that will this protest outside the voting polls to anything to reopen the case. >> awareness is something that is always important absent new information which will change the evidence and facts of the case. there is nothing new that was brought to our attention. >> i think scott needs to step in and puts a prosecutor on this case. >> i heard to tremendously. >> casey cumley, 10 news. said she plans to head

air force one has ever touched down there because that visit 88 years ago by then president herbert hoover was by boat. you are taking a live look at the president's arrival in havana at this hour. shortly, the first family is expected to continue touring the old streets of havana and we will show you that as it happens. embassy of cuba. we got caught up in the motorcade. i don't know if that happened to you. it is hard to hear you with the traffic but the first family arrived about two hours ago. president and first lady are expected to take a walking tour part of anna as effort to restore ties to the country. president castro is expected to take heart in an event about entrepreneurship. several companies will be joining the president on this trip just hours before the president's arrival. police roque up and antigovernment protest in havana which has been taking ever -- taking place every sunday for the last year. it will actually have a positive impact on the cuban peop think this step -- this is a step in the right direction. it can only help the relationship and understanding between

know about herbert hoover, they say great depression, hoover-villes, failure.bert hoover was once one of the famous men in america, one of the most admired men in america. he was so famous that his name was a verb. in world war i, this has an extraordinary life story. he was an orphan from oregon. he goes to stanford university when it was tuition free back in the 1890s. and he is a self made millionaire within a few decades. still a relatively young man. a mining engineer. he's tapped by woodrow wilson to run the food administration in 1901. figuring out how to conserve food, get food to the troops. and how to get food to people in war torn countries both during and after the war. and housewives would talk about hooverizing when they were economizing on food. he then goes on to become commerce secretary in the 1920s and then is elected president in 1928. and so not only is he renowned for managerial expertise, he is really good at running things and taking a real thorny logistical problem and making it work, but he's also a master of media. he's really good at

hoover as a man on the scene when challenges or crises arrived. he was also media saturday. he knew to give his speeches from the mississippi river from a perch where you could hear the water rushing in the background so audiences at home have a sense of the man on the spot and national geographic and other magazines and spreads of him in action with thoughs from the disaster scene. when as president hoover had an emergency proved there is a little irony in the title, sort of another theme of the book, that spin certain we can sell a candidate running for president but spin cannot save failure of policy and that is that theme that recurs throughout. more recently getting into a later part of the century i discovered even minor bureaucratic elements, development of less than apparatus that turned out to be consequential. during the vietnam war lyndon johnson organizes the vietnam information group which has a rather benign sounding title but the first interagency group designed to sell the war, the vietnam war was going badly. people worried was ab

hoover versus ames in southeast polk. a nice spin move. uber knocks off ames -- hoover knocks off ames. an emotional night. dowling catholic and ankeny. two-handed throw down. a battle back and forth. down the stretch of a two-point game. brendan dougherty underneath. the bucket and the foul. call. he ended up getting not want, maroonst serve any fish sandwich at culver's. we serve wild-caught, north atlantic cod. this cod grows in water that is cold, clean and pristine, full of flavorful nutrients, and that comes through in the fish. this is the way we ship it to your restaurants. it's not pre-breaded. so not only do we use the highest quality cod, but we still hand-batter it the old-fashioned way. that's remarkable. and we think we get the best fish filet sandwich because of that. this is the best fish sandwich in america. stacey: hillary clinton rejected to win in massachusetts primary. her total is seven states. also justin, bernie sanders wing todd: >> jon: stephen colbert! yeah! captioning sponsored by cbs ( band playing intro music

does that start with johnson or hoover or when did that start? >> the rumors of warren harding being poisoned. we actually have a tradition assuming that every president to guys during office with done by some nefarious means. it goes back to william henry harrison. someone tried to murder him because of slavery. that is why he was exhumed in the name in 90s. by the way, he died in 1850 and the brock about a 1991 to check on what had killed him. the story of warren harding, this is one of the best-selling books that came out after he died a suggested that his wife had found out about all of his extramarital dalliances and have poisoned him. that was a best-selling book. it was almost certainly just rumors trying to get book sales. wish i had thought of that. but the public ate it up as if there were real and also some of the harding papers were burned by his widow, which did not help the case of the people saying this is all hogwash. so does have persisted certainly over the years. supposedly there were people after franklin roosevelt died reset

this society so lit tij gus they sue on the drop of a dime. >> reporter: the mayor says hoover boards are already illegal, they fall under the existing law, prohibiting motorized vehicles on the boardwalk with the exception of motorize the wheel chairs. >> the city solicitor looking at ordinance that prohibits motorized vehicles to see if that would apply. >> reporter: if not, ocean stid will draft a new plan to specifically ban hoverboards on the boardwalk during peak months. >> they should be allowed on the boardwalksen it fun. until something happens, that proves otherwise, i think kids should be able to have fun or adults with it. >> reporter: a second and final vote on the wildwood plan expected to be held mid-april. >> i like to do circles. >> reporter: if it passes, vincent will have to keep his hoverboard off these boards by memorial day weekend. ted green bug, nbc 10 news. >>> weather warmed back up in time for opening day at six flags great adventure today. from now until april 3rd, the park celebrating the start of the season and countdown to the latest roller coaster calle

hoover has been in the reds system since being acquired in a trade with atlanta and it didn' t take long for the reds to start training him for this closer role. >> i did not know what they had in mind, i was just fresh off of meeting moved from a starting i' m having with how things have been progressing. i close down in aaa. i' ve gotten a few shots at it in the big least. it is an awesome job in the pinnacle of relief. george: five strikeouts, not a bad spring at all. president obama is on hand in you but when the tampa bay rays are playing the cuban team. this is the first major exhibition team -- game in over 20 years. mike: i' m going to hand it over to our closer. kevin: looks like a nice night out there. it looks like it should be a nice scene with the rain. on thursday. test. sfl sfl sfl sfl sfl sfl sfl somewhere advertise pall >>> breaking news tonight. terror in brussels, a horrific sea of carnage as bombs explode at the airport, in the subway at rush hour. dozens killed. hundreds injured, including americans. nails in the bombs and victims. two americans who were at the airpo

president hoover rejected the commonwealth speech as a philosophy of stagnation and despair. once out of office, he continued once out of office, he continued the battle. his criticism -- hoover and his fellow conservatives, believed the new deal concept of the frontier was too small. there was a whole new world waiting to be conquered. fast confidence of thought, research, industry, human relations. more full of comfort than the boundless west, hoover wrote in 1934, that they can be conquered and applied to human service with free enterprise. freemen pioneer and achieve in these regions. regimented men march restlessly without confidence and hope. that is where the argument act 20 years later by bradford chynoweth. he replied to the president's equivalent of free land with security, true, ike, the frontier closed the very year you and i were born. but free land it was never. the pioneer had to secure their land. the frontiers of life are infinite. we will never reach and it's what the new frontiers if we throttle industry and put a straitjacket on pioneer types. ike admitted

i want to get back to bob beckel, christopher ruddy and margaret hoover.that moment in august, the first gop debate, the question of megyn kelly. a couple days later i interviewed him and asked him why he was so upset with megan kelley. take a look. let's talk about megyn kelly because you brought her up. she did push you. pushed a lot of people. what is writh you and megyn kelly? >> i just don't respect her as a journalist. i think she's highly overrated. when i came out there. i'm not getting paid for this. i go out there and they start saying, lift up your arms if you can -- and i didn't know there would be 24 million people. i knew it would be a big crowd because i get big crowds and ratings. they call me the ratings machine. she gets out and she starts asking me all sorts of ridiculous questions. you can see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her, wherever, but she was, in my opinion, she was off base. and by the way, not in my opinion. in the opinion of hundreds of thousands of people on twitter because it has been a brutal d

(margaret hoover, republican strategist) remember there are a lot of late deciders but i think it's still quite likely that donald trump will win on super tuesday. its been a rough couple of days for donald trump. first he was attacked relentlessly by marco rubio during last week's debate. then, he declined to immediately disavow support from former ku klux klan leader david duke in an interview on sunday. (donald trump, (r) presidential candidate) i don't know anything about david duke. despite having distanced himself before and after that interview. (donald trump, (r) presidential candidate) so, i've disavowed david duke all weekend log on facebook, on twitter. and obviously it's never enough. matters protesters interrupted trump's event. rubio has taken full advantage -- trying to label trump a con-man and even taking shots at his appearance. (sen. marco rubio, (r) presidential candidate) he doesn't sweat because his pores are clogged from the spray tan he uses. now results from georgia, virginia, and vermont should start rolling in around 7 o'clock eastern time tonight. the last poll

no president since hoof -- hoover has traveled to cuba. the two presidents will meet later this morning. >> we are if havana for the official welcome sermon by cuban president castro. our special coverage is this morning at 8:00 a.m. and you can follow on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> the contra costa county sheriff is investigating a body found in a a car outside a fire station in okly. crews covered the we vehicle blocking the drive of fire station 93 on o'hare yesterday morning. we foul play is not suspected. the person could have suffered from a pre-existing medical condition. the board of supervisors will look at a plan to spare teachers living in the city from eviction if approved knowledge cares will not face eviction during the school year. the union hopes this will save them from moving away because of rising rent. there could be a negative impact on students if they have to move. >> a man's dog died after a disturbing incident at a safeway store and how the story is reacting. >> in the arctic ocean, military submarines are coming t

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read the book and research, i realize now there is one person i did not think and that was j edgar hoover. [laughter] without jager hoover, and investigating every black man in america, to express a controversial controversial opinion. i would not have had all of these wonderful thoughts because anything that was taking place in the nation of islam, there could be for people, for leaders of the room talking about important decisions and i have my guesses of which one it was. what surprised me is i thought i knew who mohammed ali was. he turned out to be a much more different person than i ever expected. one person interviewed and said figuring out mohammed ali is not easy. there's just so many different facets of this person's personality. >> anyone else? just raise your hand. >> you mentioned that mohammed ali, so when mohammed switched to more orthodox islam did that have issues for mohammed ali? >> you mention that mohammed ali had separate views on the nation of islam. so when elijah mohammed sun decided to take the nation in a direction of orthodox islam, why did mohammed ali choose

(margaret hoover, republican strategist) remember there are a lot of late deciders but i think it's still quite likely that donald trump will win on super tuesday. its been a rough couple of days for donald trump. first he was attacked relentlessly by marco rubio during last week's debate. then, he declined to immediately disavow support from former ku klux klan leader david duke in an interview on sunday. (donald trump, (r) presidential candidate) i don't know anything about david duke. despite having distanced himself before and after that interview. (donald trump, (r) presidential candidate) so, i've disavowed david duke all weekend log on facebook, on twitter. and obviously it's never enough.

was hoover right to control the federal deficit? why was kennedy successful, what skills were important? and by asking those additional questions, they want to determine why a president is great. not only if they are great. i won't necessarily look at that part of the argument. ultimately you have 846 surveys. this is not a representative sample. only 59 women actually participated in the survey. their ranking goes, abraham lincoln is one. franklin roosevelt is two. george washington is three. thomas jeffersonis four. the four presidents that had an average score of being a great president. the near greats were theodore roosevelt, woodrow wilson, andrew jackson, and harry truman. the bottom two are interesting, john adams and lyndon johnson. we won't see these presidents on other rankings. perhaps this is partly because in this study, scholars tend to more favorably rate the president's that served in the era in which they did their research. if you did research on colonial america and early american republic, you would be more like

joining me is bob beckel, margaret hoover, republican strategist and consultant for sirius-xm radio host and douglas brinkley, order of "right full heritage." we're looking at all of this. he comes out and says, listen, we have a lot of support, i don't think there's going to be a brokered convention once we get there. you don't think that's going to be one. you don't think there's going to be one, margaret? >> i don't think so. and part it have is because of the scene we're looking at now. as these rallies become riots, like the one in chicago last week, he support went up in florida, around the time that the support from rubio pulled back, 22% of republicans said those riots solidified their support for donald trump. romney comes outs are endorses ted cruz today, they're supposed to be tying up this caucus there. if they can get over 50%, it's winner take all, ted cruz would get all 40 delegates, but now the protests just bring support for donald trump. it's going to add inertia and momentum for donald trump and he only has to win half the remaining delegates. >> when you add up all th

(margaret hoover, republican strategist) remember there are a lot of late deciders but i think it's still quite likely that donald trump will win on super tuesday. its been a rough couple of days for donald trump. first he was attacked relentlessly by marco rubio during last week's debate. then, he declined to immediately disavow support from former ku klux klan leader david duke in an interview on sunday. (donald trump, (r) presidential candidate) i don't know anything about david duke. despite having distanced himself before and after that interview. (donald trump, (r) presidential candidate) so, i've disavowed david duke all weekend log on facebook, on twitter. and obviously it's never enough. matters protesters interrupted trump's event. rubio has taken full advantage -- trying to label trump a con-man and even taking shots at his appearance. (sen. marco rubio, (r) presidential candidate) he doesn't sweat because his pores are clogged from the spray tan he uses. ((kirsten joyce)) > here in nevada... the caucuses were a headache for some... but it did not affect our "first in the west"

if an upright is more your speed, this hoover wind tunnel handles the carpets just fine. at $180 is a consumer reports best buy. but before you go out and buy new vacuums, consumer reports says another solution is to try raising the power head to a higher setting. if that's not an option, try adjusting the airflow on the suction control dial which might be enough to get your vacuum moving. >> julie: raising the power head and reducing the airflow this one costs more than the hoover but it's also quieter. >> lisa: that plush carpet feels so nice, though. >> ginger: but you have problems cleaning it. a first-of-its-kind in the country starts today in a local city. >> lisa: how it could change the way we get to work, ahead at 4:30. >> julie: and lana barton finds out her fate following the disappearance and death of her toddler, lonzie. what's next for her case, coming up. getting results on the new come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped milkshakes. better yet, come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped milkshakes r r at half-price during r half-price happier hour, p at stea

it shocked herbert hoover's crowd the way he used radio, john f. kennedy as ability to communicate on the debate. trump's doing it with twitter and staying ahead of the reporters in some way. he's anticipating he needed to lay that marker down about i will riot, we will riot. don't just say if you try to deny me of this. >> he knows what he's doing and he knows how to run the news cycle. at 10:00 at night if you tweet something, the morning shows are going to pick it up, it's going to -- >> but trump called in to this program at 10:00 on a friday night when other candidates -- marco rubio did call in at 10:00 at night but not when he was really in the race. nobody else but donald trump. they say, hey, you guys don't give us as much coverage. well, you don't accept interviews as much as donald trump. can i ask you about the interviews on friday night, mr. rather. they were very disturbing to a lot of people and especially african-americans. at least those i have spoken to. why hasn't that affected the race at all or his support at all? >> again, i c

this is not just hoover, as history likes to believe. frank when roosevelt, in his first election actually had a set of economic beliefs similar to those of uber -- uber, with respect to cutting the budget. mainstreams were not and well expect -- well accepted. we were subject to the gold standard. for some reason there seems to be perennial interest in reviving that among a small clinical constituency. the gold standard with a truly corrosive regime. it forced nations to behave in ways that were self-destructive. under the gold standard, the flight, theyapital had to raise standards to encourage investors looking for higher returns. the raising of rate for that time -- rates at that time had an immediate impact. it is hard to truly convey how much better equipped we are for crisis than in the 1930's. the intellectual tools have developed and evolved over time. work ofthrough the these men. combined with the dismantling of the gold standard and the development of theories about money supply and model -- money multipliers, fraction reserv

part of the fit to fight net cofounded by ryan hoover. from north carolina. who now travels the world. teaching this unique type of active shooter defense training. inspired by fear that his own children would be hurt. after the sandy hook school shooting. you don't want to be last minute hearing gunshots go off. and go what would i barricade with. >> third step. most controversial. to respond. in whatever way is necessary. >> . sitting in a corner and hoping it works out is not good. >> it's an emotional based issue. psychological. >> to attack the sthaoter psych and greatly diminish their ability to fire. they also suggest yelling and throwing stuff. >> books. everything. the more we can disrupt their plan. the better. >> the best way to regain is to tackle the shooter. aim low. find the moment. and go for it. >> we just got down to. wrap up and try to take the person to the floor. >> doing things people don't want to talk about. like jamming fingers in eye. fake a a sis sor or pen if i have something. using it to stab with. >> . i might as well going down

(margaret hoover, republican strategist) remember there are a lot of late deciders but i think it's still quite likely that donald trump will win on super tuesday. its been a rough couple of days for donald trump. first he was attacked relentlessly by marco rubio during last week's debate. then, he declined to immediately disavow support from former ku klux klan leader david duke in an interview on sunday. (donald trump, (r) presidential candidate) i don't know anything about david duke. despite having distanced himself before and after that interview. (donald trump, (r) presidential candidate) so, i've disavowed david duke all weekend log on facebook, on twitter. and obviously it's never enough.

was hoover right to value balancing the budget and controlling the federal investment? why was kennedy successful? what skills were important? by asking those questions, they want to determine why a president is great. not only if they are great. not necessarily looking at that part of the argument, we are to focus instead on the evaluations of whether scholars assigned to breaking up great, but average, below average, or failure. be aware that this is not a representative sample. only 59 women participated in the survey. goes ibrahim linking is one. breath in roosevelt's two. george washington is three. thomas jefferson is four. those are the four president that had a never score of being a great president. the near greats were theodore roosevelt, andrew jackson, and harry truman. the bottom two were john adams and lyndon johnson. we are not going to series presidents on other rankings. that is partly because in this study, scholars tended to more favorably great a resident that served in the era in which they did their research. if you did research on colonial america

inwas appointed by hoover 1932. both sides and something to cheer about when he was appointed. conservatives look at his record as a republican. thought that he prosecuted the harding administration and was not an ideologue. both sides cheered the appointment. his jurisprudence remains something of a mystery even within the court. he was generally conservative but open-minded in certain ways. in 1935 he throws in his lot with the conservatives. not simply that he is voting with them but writing vehement opinions. he seems entirely lost. he finally switches back. the putting linpack is tremendous. he was very interested in public opinion. he was so attractive in many ways that he was talked about as a presidential candidate to run against roosevelt in 1936. he seemed to like the attention. when the supreme court started a lotng down these laws, of contempt really rains down on him. he had flipped back and forth before. the scene is responsible for this. today most of it comes down on justice kennedy. you know how justice scalia is going to vote. and how is justice kennedy going

(margaret hoover, republican strategist) remember there are a lot of late deciders but i think it's still quite likely that donald trump will win on super tuesday. its been a rough couple of days for donald trump. first he was attacked relentlessly by marco rubio during last week's debate. then, he declined to immediately disavow support from former ku klux klan leader david duke in an interview on sunday. (donald trump, (r) presidential candidate) i don't know anything about david duke. despite having distanced himself before and after that interview. (donald trump, (r) presidential candidate) so, i've disavowed david duke all weekend log on facebook, on

margaret hoover is a republican strategist and sanders supporter as well as editor and publisher of the nation. let's welcome to you all. does this idea of now keeping the field suddenly divided in order to deprive him of delegates, does that make sense? >> we'll go through some of this later. you can make a case if you keep more candidates in the field and if they can start winning some states, it's a novel theory in politics. if kasich can win ohio and rubio can win florida, if either can win michigan, it is possible. your odds are roughly the same as winning the powerball. but listen to what mark preston just said. this is the rip van winkle's party whose leadership has finally woken up after donald trump was amassing votes. they're going to try to stop him. the very people donald trump is running against, they're going to say to his voters, change your mind. good luck with that. the leaders of a political party, the party of lincoln and reagan running another candidate in a general election? we may destroy our party. we may decide to break it because we don't want him to have it. if

back with me now, matt lewis, kayleigh mcenany and margaret hoover. so, we've been going back and forth about this math and this strategy and what's going to go on here. what is plan b? many people are saying at least in the republican party, we need to stop donald trump. what is the plan b here, matt? >> well, look, if donald trump doesn't get the requisite delegates he needs to clinch the nomination, then it goes to the convention, and that means he will not have gotten the majority of the delegates which means that the majority of the delegates could coalesce on a second ballot if he's not able to get enough, there will be a chance for him because there are some delegates actually undeclared, try to get in the first -- if he doesn't get them, it's fair game. to try to wrest it from him. >> good. let's talk about that. we were talking about it in the break, many people say, okay, then it will be stealing it from donald trump. but if he actually doesn't have it, then it's not a steal. >> right. exactly. >> kayleigh, you don't agree with that? >> i co

. >> as i was coming closer toward hoover, i noticed tpat there was smoke coming out and i thought it w a grass fire. >> but she quickly realized that itas a life or death situation. >> they were saying that someone was in the car, and he was screaming and trapped and the horn was talking. >> a car driven by a ad and struck an 2018 sign and burst into flames. shsh grabbed her firefighter gear from the truck and rushed over to help. there was another explosion as people wrote trying t t get the man out. >> my concern was having more than one victim because when the explosion happened with the tire -- >> reporter: the driver was able to break a window from the inside, allowing them to pull him out of car and get him away from the flames. >> he did come out with flames on his back. he was fire. and soe used my blanket and they were able to smother him with that. and i yelled out, if anybody has a pocketknife so we could cut off whatever i couldn't tear off by hand. i started tearing off his clothes because they were melting toward the skin. >> she's praying for his speedy recovery, but s

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back in 2012, mitt romney's rally at hoover high caused north canton $10,000 for overtime pay and cleanup costs. the romney campaign never paid the city back. and this time around, the mayor said if any candidate wants to make a campaign stop there, he wants to see the money first. >>> and news out of elyria. 14 people have overdosed on heroin and fentanol the past few weeks leaving people -- police on high alert. said calling it an epidemic would be an understatement. one woman would do anything to get the money to buy the drug. >> i shoplift, prostitute myself, i steal from my family, i steal from the neighbors, i break into cars, i steal -- going into mailboxes. if it means breaking into your house while you're at work, do. >> reporter: police arrested selling heroin in nearby and two died. >> and the heroin epidemic is lawmakers. and a recovery act is making its way through congress and is looking to alternatives and prevention. just yesterday, the senate voted in overwhelming favorite to pass it and now they move on to the house that can vote as early as next week. >> and the city of

>> well, i'd like to thank you and hoover for everything this afternoon.except perhaps for the title of this session. conservatism and the executive power. because there is or at least there should be no conservative view of the power of the presidency. there should only be a constitutional view of the power of the presidency. if the views of the presidency derived from conservatism, whatever conservatism may mean, rather than from the constitution, if they're meant to promote conservative goals or cover up for conservative errors or the errors of conservatives, they really hold no interest for me and i don't think they should hold much interest for you, either. or if they should hold maybe a little bit of interest it's of the sort that interests intellectual historians who like to waste their time and ours cataloging such views. these views, that is, what people have said from the point of view of conservatism really are -- can't be genuine and they can't be normative for what we think. i went only to this degree if some conservatives should happen to hav

. >> i'm ben hoover. >>> it's looking like the front-runners will stay on top of their parties. here's more on the results so far. [ cheers ] >> thank you all so much. >> reporter: cheers erupting at the florida headquarters for hillary clinton after georgia and virginia were called for her. two states she lost the last tuesday. >> reporter: bernie sanders, easily winning his home state of vermont. home. >> reporter: supporters happy with the outcome, chanting his popular slogan, feel the burn. the super tuesday contests are a front-runners and a test of survival for others. >> when i'm president of the united states, we will expand the american dream to reach more people thak ever. >> reporter: sanders an clinton are vying for more than a third of the deligates needed to rin the race. >> this campaign is not just about elect the the president. it's about transforming america. >> reporter: the stakes are higher for republicans. nearly half of the deligates needed to clinch the gop are up for grabs. many of these states will divide those deligates proportionately. trump has the u

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when the american people speak, that's where it should end. >> margaret hoover? >> the guy is a dealer. he knows how to make a deal. >> by the way co-wrote. tony schwartz, the co-writer has tweeted out, i wrote the book, he read it. >> forgive me. i'm just quoting donald trump. i rely on kayleigh to be the fact checker. >> i want writers to get the credit as someone who did write a book. >> here's the deal. if you are going to be the nominee, presumptively, if you are in donald trump's position, you have to deal with the fact that somewhere between 35% and 40% of people who self-identify as republicans and show up at this convention say they'll never vote for donald trump. that's a tough starting point. what is he going to do about it? this lindsey graham and ted cruz reunion is extraordinary because what lindsey graham is saying, is i know ted cruz is going to lose but i'd rather go down lose with ted cruz because i know he's a republican and we can rebuild from within if that's the context of the loss. if donald trump takes over the republican party, it's over.