i want to talk about the likability factor in just a moment. want to discuss, does this remind you any way of '68? you guys brought this up in the break, '68, the chicago democratic convention. you were roughed up, right? >> yes. it has that potential. keep in mind that in chicago you had chaos and yes, some violence inside the convention hall and then even more outside the convention hall. remember, we had gone through a period in which martin luther king had been assassinated. we'd had real race riots in the country. >> does this remind you at all -- >> bobby kennedy was assassinated. here's the point. the republican convention in miami beach also had some violence surrounding it, but nothing compared to the democratic convention. the '68 democratic convention where, yes, i was roughed up inside and there was violence inside and outside can be instructive for this year. when people talk about a brokered convention and a convention maybe take way from trump, quote unquote, and trump talks about a possible riot, that could lead to a situation w

. >> she men likable. not natural. >> she is not a natural politician but she is a career politician which is one of the reasons young people in particular are saying, can't we do something different? i don't agree. i think she is very awkward. the voice continues to change. you appointment out, the laughs, it's annoying a lot of people. even if you didn't like where bill clinton was on policy, you still liked the guy. and frankly, president obama. i can't stand what he's doing with the country, i can't stand what he's doing with spending, the regulations, the epa, top to bottom, obamacare. but i can listen to the guy talk. he is a natural. >> that's true. >> she walks in the room to join us at the "the five." we would not be like wow! but she's very likable. i've interviewed her one-on-one. social, very nice person. but she doesn't fill the room and she doesn't overpower. bill clinton comes in, everybody is just like, wow! barack obama come in. >> do you know who else has that? sarah palin has charisma. a

can he emerge as a favorite candidate given the concerns about his likability. washington, d.c., and among the political class? mr. perkins: it is kind of funny coming from donald trump, because he is about as huggable as a porcupine himself. the reality is if you are not like in washington, d.c., there must be something good about you. that is the message ted cruz has had. he cares about the american people. i know him very well. it is difficult to shift all those emotions, and display all of those various agile beats people want to see, but i -- attributes people want to see, but i believe in a general election when people get a chance to see him, clearly focus on him, they will know he has a vision for the future of the country and he is unafraid to stand up to the political class in washington, d.c., including his own party, and the most elite club in the world, the united states senate. he has done that. he has proven himself. that is one of the reasons i'm standing with him. i have no doubt what he would do as president of the united states. susan: tony pe

likability came in third.every candidate is disliked by the other side but think about it, some of hillary's voters even hate hillary and the gop establishment completely dispieses. >> larry, larry, larry. >> larry: look, ricky, i thought i told you to. >> i'm still covering dolphin watch 2016. don't worry. who approved you making a graphic? >> larry, this is an important story, all right. you know that movie spotlight, this is my spotlight, okay? a lot of the dolphins don't want this story to be told. you're catholic, you understand. >> larry: hey, hey, come on, ricky. that's not fair. okay, stop it. now-- (laughter) tell me, please tell me why you insist on covering this absurd story. >> absurd story? is it really more absurd than covering another story about donald [bleep] trump marching to the white house? >> true. >> come on given the context, jerking off a dolphin is the closest thing to hard news, pun intended that this show has covered in [bleep] weeks, okay. >> larry: okay. i see your point, i see you

was at the end goal, to find whatever you thought made something about this person charming or likable? tina: with sarah palin? we did it, what, eight years ago now? a lot of us wanting to figure out what is the joke? what is true about this whole situation? i was talking about chris rock and why i think he is a genius. let's take a situation and find something that is true that no one has noticed yet. that is what we're trying to do. we were trying to figure that out with her and mccain. robert: it is a player with such good cheer all the time. the take is not negative. charlie: there's a sense that you cannot wait to -- lorne: because if you are -- just scolding, there are no laughs and it is not fun. it is getting to make your own decision as the audience that we are encouraging as opposed to here is an idiot. or here is somebody we admire. you think it did would come back? tina: at the end of the run eight years ago, i thought was probably -- i am at the age now that i was when she started. last time i played her, i thought, i look more like her now. lorne: she came back with darre

heather: the likability and trustworthiness is a factor for both candidates. have a great day.amatic video of a yacht going up in flames. where this vessel caught fire her owner never gave up hope when luna was lost at sea for five weeks. how this dog was finally found. >> this is not a day we thought would ever happen. john: let's check out what is ahead on "outnumbered". >> donald trump warning of riot if he is denied the gop nomination in a brokered or contested convention. what does that mean? what would it mean for the party? >> the administration admits isys is committing genocide against christians. does this mean we need to step up the fight? >> a major-league baseball player retires when the team says his son is spending too much time in the clubhouse. who is right on this? >> all that and more. our first timer one lucky guy is a surprise, you will find out. he has a big surprise show on fbn. be careful, no touching. see you then. heather: dramatic video capturing a raging fire on a luxury yacht, going up in flames while it is docked. you can see the fire sent black sm

. >> he was likable.p close he was likable. >> i suppose you'd like to meet my family. >> he involved mrs. truman and daughter margaret. every way possible. introducing them as the boss. and margaret as the boss's boss. and they would grin and wave. it was fun. >> there you have it. >> meanwhile, back on the victory special, dewey is sticking to the script. >> his speeches became so full of empty bromides and silly nonsense, saying things like your future is bright, very bright indeed. >> the unity we need for the nation will be practiced in the nation's capital. >> they were empty and meaningless. >> the peace of the world will only be secure when the forces on the side of peace are stronger than the forces on the side of evil. >> it was hard to really disagree with anything dewey said. who could be against peace and prosperity and working together? >> dewey is playing it safe, and why not? he's still way ahead in the polls. time is running out for harry truman. out on the town or in for the night, at&t

. >> i think that there is something about who is-- whether there is a certain kind of likability that there was, with will ferel playing george w or dana playing. >> rose: the father. >> yeah, or dar il playing clinton there is something that in order for it to work, there has to be-- there has to be some charm. you can't editorialize. you have to play-- and bring the person to life. so if you are just editorializing them and you disapprove of them and you don't like them and you are sort of pointing at that in your performance, it won't work. so in a sense you have to commit to making the person likable even though whatever you feel personally isn't that and trust that the writing will make the other part clear. >> rose: so he is there. so was it easy? were you, was that the end goal to find whatever you thought, something about this person charming or likable? >> with sarah palin. >> rose: yes. >> i mean we did it, you know, eight years ago now. it was a lot of us learning to figure out what is the joke, like what is true about this whole situation. i always talk about chris rock. i

how is a likability toward going?ohn: i do not know if this translates to likability, but it was a very good performance. you have talked about how estoril as this sounds, you have to go on shows like that and, crossing a winning way. i have seen them, crossing a winning way like that rarely. last night, he hit it out of the park. mark: i will quote twitter trouble and say that anybody who has spent time with ted cruz knows he is a funny, and i will say, charming guy -- he does not display enough. the focus on donald trump, the fighting over their wives, it is clouding out his ability to convince republican voters do not just before me i am not trumpeted there are good reasons to be for me. john: all this focus is obscuring the fact that ted cruz is getting better. all caps carries get better over a long campaign. mark: most. john: the ones that survive generally get better. he has done better. i think the comment he made suggesting he might have run trot over might have been -- trumpet over --donald trump over might

he is known as a consensus-builder and likable. >> because he is so likable, such a soft spoken decent human being that it's going to be harder and harder for the senate republicans to stay we're not even going to meet with him. >> on the issue, garland last no paper trail on boors rights, ab, scotus blog notes says he rarely writes on criminal justice appeals. lower court justices are generally beholden to supreme court precedent. >> even if we can read his paper trail on the court of appeals essentially it is a moderate paper trail, it is unknown how someone will vote once they become a justice on the supreme court. >> reporter: still at 63 years old, garland is the oldest nominee since the nixon era. he would be surprisingly to serve for 20 years. scalia served for 30. may ratchet up president obama's pressure on the republican led senate to allow a vote on garland's nomination. >> i am grateful beyond words for the honor you have bestowed upon me. [applause] >> reporter: david schuster, al jazeera. >> steve rapile is a professor at american university's washington college of law an

. >> maybe she wants him to be less likable so he can be less like her.sitting at home saying, come on, bernie. talk about it. he's not going there. i don't know what, she looks like a big baby and she looks like she's afraid of him and i think she should be. he came out of nowhere. he is much more likable than she is. he has a lot of hollywood on his side. a lot of young voters. he is doing what president obama did. he has the likes of susan sarndon out there. so i think she's intimidated. and i think you're right. i think wall street is a super sore point for her and she can't take the heat. >> i have another theory that if she wins in wisconsin next tuesday, that there will be no debate in new york city. that she won't agree to it. if she loses in wisconsin, she'll be worried and she'll ask form debate. >> i'm going to agree with your first one and disagree with the second. this is brilliant strategy. she is putting it out now, and the tone, the way i read this. it is like the panthers playing the steelers. the panthers like to play the steel where's t

you have to commit to making the person likable, even though whatever you feel personally is not that. trust that the writing make the other part clear. charlie: he is there. was it easy? was at the end goal, to find whatever you thought made something about this person charming or likable? did it, what, eight years ago now? a lot of us wanting to figure out what is the joke? what is true about this whole situation? i was talking about chris rock and why i think he is a genius. and finde a situation something that is true that no one has noticed yet. that is what we're trying to do. robert: it is a player with such good cheer all the time. the take is not negative. charlie: there's a sense that you cannot wait to -- lorne: because if you are just justlding -- scolding, there are no last, and it is not fun. it is your decision to make the audience determine what you were influencing. here is an idiot. charlie: did it make you come back? lorne: -- tina: at the end of the run eight years ago, i thought was probably -- i am at the age now i was when she started. lorne: she came back with

we have to talk about his unfavorable declining forward likability level.t not likeable. lou: do you really think that this election is about likability, i think it is about getting the job done. >> listen, every election is a "show boat," obama 2012 was a ter i terrible candidate but he came across as more like in. lou: you are too smart for this. you sound like a neilist. you are going into future with a bang. i mean come on, what are you going to do with brass tax and short strokes? are you staying in the party and support the nominee or are you really committed to hillary clinton. >> if donald trump is nominee, i am not voting for him or hillary clinton. i will find someone else to vote for. lou: they are stark choices thank you, eric. >> take care. lou: up next, donald trump naming his foreigner policy advis addor -- advisors outlining different views, we'll take it up with k don't let dust and allergies get between you and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by over producing

it is likable flag if you' re not expecting it. boom there it is. if you don' t know what it is. 64. 71 in ocala. it is a nice and quiet set up. a look at what' s going on. a cool front pushing on through town. if you haven' t noticed the chill in the air yet, you will. though it is nothing and nothing like our friends up north. lots of white on the radar. that is snow. we just happen to have live pictures from this area. over there, you can see the chrysler building. and that little white haze. it is now three hours of light snow being reported. we live in central florida right. 9:00 bright sunshine. 50 is my forecast low in orlando. it is been 22 days and' s have been the school. it is not record scenting. 50 degrees to wake up to. 49 degrees in melbourne. once we get that chill off, that cool weather. we' re talking about great weather if you want to head on to spring training. 61 degrees for this first pitch. it really looks great. tuesday is looking great as well. by wednesday, we start to bring in a little bit of cloud cover. it starts to get

. >> maria, there are moments where they both can be rather likable and they can both have a sense ofumor. >> if you compare likability between president obama and donald trump, president obama just wipes the floor with him. but i will say this. if hillary clinton is the nominee and trump is the nominee, it is going to be an incredibly ugly divisive. she's going to need all the help she can get. having president obama in her corner will be a formidable way to dampen and combat all that incredibly divisive rhetoric. given the fact she is very popular with the obama coalition, i think it will be a winning combination. >>> outfront next, donald trump preparing for a major foreign policy speech. will he sound like a commander and chief? and the fbi investigating tonight a suspicious letter with white powder sent to donald trump's son. the latest on that next. game of. i wanted to put the odds in my favor. so my doctor told me about botox®, an fda-approved treatment that significantly reduces headache days for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 h

most important to us is likability. they play an awful character, an awful character, i am not naming anybody, they still have to be likable. that's the whole thing with beach blanket. >> and what's neat and important i am sure for you each person plays a bunch of different roles? >> at least teen. >> we have understudies who are just as good as our principals. they have to play at least ten characters a night and be able to switch really quickly. >> sal, i think you would be great at this. >> you know what? >> thank you so much for coming on and we have more information about how you can -- >> congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> again the open auditions begin saturday 2 p.m. they are being held there on beach blanket boulevard in san francisco's north beach district. go to ktvu.com and look for it under the web links section at the tonight home page. we will be right back. >>> new this morning bay area star brandi chastain says she will donate her brain for concussion research. chastain tells "usa t

he is known as a judicial moderate, a consensus-builder and likable. >> because he is so impeccably credentialed and such a soft spoken decent human being that it's going to be harder and harder for the senate republicans to say we are not even going to meet with him. >> on the issues, garland has no judicial paper trail on abortion rights, he's issued opinions that suggest a more narrow view of second amendment gun rights and is considered tough on criminal justice, a pro phi on scotuprofile onscotus note, genn to supreme court precedent. >> even if we could read our paper trail, it's essentiallien a plod rat paper trail, it's unknown how someone would vote as a justice on the supreme court. >> still at 63 years old, garland is the oldest noaa nominee since the nixon era. he would be lucky to serve on the court for more than 20 years. scalia's death, he served for 30. ratchet up president obama's pressure on the republican led senate to allow a vote on garland's nomination. >> i am grateful beyond words for honor you have bestowed upon me. thank you. [applause] >> david schuster, al jazeera. >>

how does she do on likability in the formats? >> i think this is a chance for her to kind of let her hair down a little bit and be more comfortable. the issue has to do with trust worthiness. lot of people think bernie sanders is more trustworthy, think he is more of a straight shooter. the clinton campaign thinks this is sort of baked in, so entrenched, how do you really deal with it? maybe they can't. so i think what her tactic is, is to try to show that she is going to be more effective, right, that she's going to get the job done, cast bernie sanders as someone who makes all of these big promises, promises of things he won't be able to deliver on and hoping that's something the voter also connect with and believe in. >> the pragmatism versus idealism. the clinton camp doesn't like it put that way. stay with us. nia, to you. bernie sanders said this today on "state of the union" about hillary clinton that stood out to me. let's play it. >> i think that secretary clinton is getting a little bit nervous. she lost last week in mi

he is a nice guy he is a likable guy. not crazy. not nasty and not a liar, he is down the middle gay. anyone can trust him. he has plenty of integrity. he is who he is. he is conservative. he does want to get government out of people's hicks. >> looking down line, there is a lot of talk among the "stop trump moment," of a brokered convention. what is the chance? if they go in the convention and trump does not have the majority but he has more delegate than anyone else what happens if establishment keeps him from getting the nomination? >> you keep a sharp eye because who uns the convention? the establishment. the republican party, they run it. i looked at the rhymes the other day, rule 40 determines everything you asked me about, if trump does not get 1,237 the delegates are pledged to him whether they want to vote or not in the first ballot and then it is wide open. this is at least as of 2012 candidates in order to be considered at an open convention have to is gotten a majority of delegates in eight states. they can change that r

president to nominate the next supreme court justice, president obama made it a point to show garland's likability on both sides of the aisle. here's what you need to know about the president's pick. the 63-year-old is a native of the chicagoland area, skoekie, to be exact and graduated magna couple lawed. he vetted garland by speaking to republican and democratic members of congress alike and every member of the senate judiciary committee. his lengthy resume includes clerking for judges appointed by federal prosecutor during the george h.w. bush administration. president obama is looking to fill that vacanty created by the death of justice antonin scalia and ahead of today's announcement republicans said the new associate justice should be selected by the winner of this year's presidential contest. president obama said that would shakin faith in america's justice system. >> at a time when our politics are so polarized at a time when norms and customs of critical rhetoric and courtesies and comedy are so often treated like they are disposable this is precisely the time when we should play it strai

he's very engaging, very likable, very passionate. he talked about things like fair wage and immigration. we sat down with him for 10 minutes. he was very candid. we'll try to get the interview for you in the newscast now or perhaps at 11:00. we're still putting the finishing touches on it for you. sanders is off to tampa. he's probably very close to another rally there, by my watch. he told me if there's a strong voter turn-out in florida, he could pull another upset. let's face it, he did it in michigan, he could do it again. back to you. >> sachelle: thank you, mike. california lawmakers are making history today, becoming the second state in the country to raise the legal smoking age from 18 to 21. the governor must still sign it into law. if he does, it will put california up there with hawaii it's part of a larger package of anti-smoking measures hoping to crack down on tobacco use including e-cigarettes in the state. while bernie was in gainesville this morning and kissimmee this afternoon, democratic opponent hillary clinton st

cruz has a likability problem,il one that he is basicallyally admitted publicly. so i'm not sure that cruz can pull this off. the other thing is the establishment doesn't like ted cruz, either. the chances are over 90 percent that donald trump is the nominee. > you've been covering'v washington politics for ae long time. have you ever seen anything likg quite like this. >> no, i don't think we've ever see anything like this in our lifetime.feti i've never seen someone who basically defies political gravity. donald trump has said controversial things after controversial, is it doesn't matter. he actually goes up on the l polls when he takes on the pope or gets in the kkk controversy. no one that i've talked to has seen anything like this. if you could look into the political crystal ball who would be your guess who we're going to see in the white house. i think especial the hispanic population you'd have to give the edge to hillary clinton. however, hillary clinton is part of the establishment she's been around. a lot of people don't want a bush or a clinton and it

in the charlotte area a likable do you find mid- 50s then up the weather is not an excuse to not get out and vote. weather in the 70s and 80 degrees on tuesday. despite a few morning clouds in the mountains sunshine for just about everyone else an absolutely stupendous day. seventy by months -- lunchtime on the way to our highs of 70. a look at pacific neighborhood jefferson pretty mild 70 tomorrow afternoon. davidson highs in the upper 70s and working the way south to the midlands a and heavy rain tonight than a balmy afternoon grown used to warm weather in the '80s challenging the record almost 20 degrees above the record. this isn't anything but the average market with the driest on record. and a record to go back to 1878. are seven day forecast not much rain but we will cool down as we head into the weekend. >>> in the last ten minutes and neighbor gave us at this video of the fire at the home on derby chase road. flames are covering the roof of that house. neighbor say they heard a lightning strike on the roof and they say it caused the furnace to explode and it engulfed this ho

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it was because he's not a likable guy. they didn't like him.politics, like, winning is winning. and mcginty has not been a good candidate. >> well, let me just take issue with that a little bit. i think that, first of all, mcginty is a really good candidate. that hasn't come through so far in this election, but -- >> why isn't she catching fire? >> i think it's because there's no tv. that's a very big part of it, and that's gonna change. but the other thing is we don't have a single woman representing our commonwealth in washington -- not in the house, not in the senate. enough. i think that's a big part of why. >> i don't think that story is going to play out if kathleen herself, katie, isn't really more of a projecting and persuadable candidate, which she was not in the governor's race. >> right. >> i thought she probably made some smart political moves in the governor's race. >> she did. she did, indeed. >> but she's also -- i don't think she's a natural, and i think sestak's county-by-county walk -- by the way, if bernie does well in pennsy

donald trump, regularly, on the campaign trail, points to his lack of likability, and i am wondering what you think about his appeal if we get to a brokered convention. can he emerge as a favorite candidate given the concerns about his likability in washington, d.c., and among the political class? mr. perkins: it is kind of funny coming from donald trump, because he is about as huggable s a porcupine himself. the reality is if you are not liked in washington, d.c., there must be something good about you. that is the message ted cruz has had. i think people want to know that he cares and he does. i know him very well. it is difficult to shift all hose emotions, and display all of those various agile beats people want to see, but i -- attributes people want to see, but i believe in a general election when people get a chance to see him, clearly focus on him, they will know he has a vision for the future of the country and he is unafraid to stand up to the political class in washington, d.c., including his own party, and the most elite club in the world, the united states senate. he has

in to talk about to have them more physically attractive and more likable they don't want to be known as partisan. said to be counterproductive for the media and spends so much time focusing on independence in so many are engaged with politics. >> they may be more attractive. >> 80 betty field not attractive? >> in just the quick like being around. from the recently departed justice scalia. in here is what it said. so i read in your book that scalia made those statements. the at what can you say about this bill vietnamized the penny a which president gets to do that? in that comment from the oral arguments of the voting rights act case and put them behind up teller. new york the voting rights act is so popular. and then to talk about the fact it made the u.s. say democracy instead of the supporting rights act with the perpetuation of racial entitlement. people have talked about this but he has the only person new york. [laughter] and the court room aghast when he said that in jobless was sitting in the front row. how was john the was reacting to this? i interviewed him the next day an

second you will have to be likable though for them to visit you in denver.pe we can survive without your friend visiting the establishment. and look what happened to a woman who complained. >> that's really funny. >> would you eat at this place? >> yes. i love this man. i love the whole idea. yelp should not be a one way street. you can't go to a place. it is like everything you have done with your life is garbage and not have somebody come back. this is his dream. he wants to sell you coffee. he should be able to come back and be like you are also an idiot. good day. >> shouldn't he have de-caf ready? >> she asked for that after she had drank five cups of coffee. >> >> liz, is this guy just getting ready for trump's america? >> -- i love this guy. i think he is right. they say there wasn't enough croutons and they didn't have enough sugar packet. they go on to anonymously complain. what yelp does is create millennials and boomers. it is like they become crabby immediately on yelp. and i am glad he blasted back. he was funny and entertaining. he may have to

managed to cruz has make himself likable only in the context of donald trump, but the fact of the matterhave similar policies. look at what was said today by ted cruz in light of the terrible, tragic events in brussels. his solution is that we should out into the muslim neighborhoods of the united states. donald trump once waterboarding. these are not the solutions. i think the fact of the matter is that hillary and we will be able to take on either one of them. john: is there any doubt in your the john kasich would be the toughest opponent among those three? >> i think it's going to be very difficult for john kasich to be the nominee, so frankly, we haven't spent much time giving him consideration. we have focused on donald trump and ted cruz. let me ask you the question again. john kasich is still in the race. do you agree or disagree that he would be the toughest general election candidate among the three existing candidates? i think when you are in a parade of the blind, the one eyed man often leads. the fact of the matter is, john kasich has a pretty extreme record on issues dating

. >> but likable, too. he wasn't combative or bomb bastic, dana, you thought okay, i would like to have dinner with him. and in previous debates he's been more like i will get you. i will stop you. >> the woman in the frank luntz focus group says this is the first time she wasn't afraid to have her children there. that is something. i do think that this issue about assault and allegations of them, and just after the debates, donald trump's response to a question from cnn saying that he doesn't, he believes they made it up. i think that that is really big news, and uncomfortably so. >> we covered that tonight on the kelly file tonight at 9:00. it's live if you care to see our allegations being made against trump's campaign manager. good to see you both. >> good to see you. >> one of the more interesting focus group moments came when president obama's name came up. we'll show you that when our group returns, next. >> please, i'm not interested in being politically correct. i'm interested in being correct. and

he is known as a judicial moderate, a consensus builder and likable. >> because he's so impeccably credentialed and such a soft spoken human being, it's going to be harder and harder for the senate republicans to say they won't meet with him. >> he's i should iropinions that suggest a narrow view of second amendment gun rights and is considered tough on criminal justice, a profile on scotus blog notes that he "rarely votes in favor of criminal defendant appeals of their convictions." experts note lower court judges are generally beholden to supreme court precedent. >> even if we can read his paper trail on the court of appeals and it is a very moderate paper trail, it's unknown how someone will vote as adjusts on the supreme court. >> at 63 years old, he is the oldest supreme court nominee since the nixon area. if confirmed, he would be lucky to serve on the court for 20 years. antonin scalia served on the fort for 30. it underscores the contention by democratic that is gar land's nomination is a modest one, and may ratchet up president obama's pressure on the republican-led senate to allow a v

sharapova, the world's highest earning female athlete for 11 years running and also one of the most likable pros on her admission that she used meldonium has undermined all of that. maria sharapova received support from long time nemesis, serena tuesday. >> she is ready to take full responsibility. showed a lot of courage and heart. >> reporter: other stars, faulted sharapova for not being more careful. >> as athletes we make sure there is nothing in it that could put us in a bad situation. >> former world number one, jennifer capriati was blunt. i didn't have the high priced team of doctors that found a way for me to cheat. she wrote in a since deleted tweet. the russian tennis star said monday, she has been using meldonium since 2006. >> i had irregular ekg results and i had a family of history of diabetes. >> reporter: the drug is used to treat heart problems on a short term basis. originally given to soviet soldiers to boost stamina. banned meldonium in january, it suspected athletes were using it to improve endurance and oxygen intake. sharapova, the sixth@let to test positive. >> attr

the fact of the matter is ted cruz has managed to make himself likable only in the context of donaldhave similar policies. if you look at what was said today by ted cruz in light of a terrible and tragic event in brussels, his solution is we should send patrols out into muslim neighborhoods in the united states. donald trump once more water building and -- more waterboarding and make sure the wall is higher. the fact of the matter is hillary and we will be ready to take on either one of them. is there any doubt in your mind john kasich would be the toughest opponent among the three? guest: the fact of the matter is it's very difficult for john kasich to be the republican nominee, so we have not spent much time giving him consideration. we are focusing on those we think will be the nominee. john kasich is still in the race. beyou agree or disagree you the toughest candidate among the three existing candidates? i think when you are in a parade of the blind, the one eyed man is king. john kasich would be marginally better but he has a pretty extreme record on a number of issues dating b

experience yesterday will show you say what we've got why would you be surprised about a k-6 when a likable candidate especially compared to thehe others off the instagram page she says hillary is the only candidate with any experience in the white house has tried i'm just sayingh britney says it doesn't matter what party is in i office picked congress first if you want change. >> always vote by mail never had any problems as well and> christie you are asking we are viewers where viewers to help out w vote by mail they did not for a long time but started so now you can vote by mail and get voted by maili just to let you knowu you put your face and that others. >> no i don't think anybody wantsshi to see the we appreciate the comments so far away want to hear more from your hours are you hours of voting experience yesterdaye ? should do you have any issues?ul here is how you get a hold of us we have over 700,000 likes by the way here is the text number and of course the voice not lines are open. >> thank you, sir. >> 7:41 a.m. is your time right now.w. >> just in time for spring - - we will

mistake with his tone, and it reminded me of when barack obama looked at clinton and he said you're likable enough, and all the supporters of barack obama said that wasn't quite the tone that you wanted. and i think he made some tone mistakes last night, but bernie sanders is going to be fine. >> what do you think, senator? did he overstep? >> there were no tone mistakes last evening. as a matter of fact, bernie has been a gentleman, and it was time he made a distinction between hillary and himself. we're all democrats, but in particular, bernie sanders is saying listen, if we're going to look at results and if we're going to look at tone and things that matter in these debates, then when we're talking about blacks, we have to bring up a number of things that blacks should be upset with related to the hillary campaign and things that have happened in the past. i think he was trying to say let me get my point out, make my points. this is not a sensational thing. bernie was pushing facts. the facts speak for themselves. >> on the issue of race, there was a question about whether or not the ca