mr. campbell brown are here. senor.y dan a lot of speculation about marco rubio.e might want to stay in and make a deal with somebody. dan: i'm hoping he wins tonight in florida. i know he is fully committed to stopping donald trump. any decision he makes will be .riven by how to stop trump someone we can be proud of. mean cooperating with one of the other candidates. if he loses tonight and makes a deal with one of the , wouldand endorses them that be treated as exciting or be demolished by donald trump as a cynical deal the two losers are making to try to stop me? campbell: you can argue it both ways. i think it would be demolished. there is a fundamental problem that you have to come to terms with. the ideas and been so important to you like it entitlement reform and immigration reform that you thought were going to be the future of the republic and party are just not according to donald trump. knowing the donors and people who support rubio, i don't think they would go to ted cruz in the same way that they might go to john kasich but they are not thrilled with

mr. campbell, was uncle luke a stage persona, in a sense? >> guest: yeah, yeah. no doubt about it. an, luke -- you have luther campbell, luke, and then you have uncle luke. so luke on stage was a guy that gave the people what they wanted, you know? if you listen to a record, you know, we felt it was our responsibility to go out and give people what they want other than going into a concert or a situation and toning it down at that time, at that particular time. and on the records, you know, as more as the government pushed back, we pushed back, and the records got a little more graphic than we wanted them to become, but, you know, we were in this thing called fighting for free speech. >> host: the fight for 2 lives crew's explicit lyrics, you write, was never really about the lyrics. it had been about the principle of fighting for the right to do the same thing white artists did without legal harassment and censorship. >> guest: yeah, yeah.r i mean, when i looked at it at that particular time, again,ing with the first hip-hop label in the south and then owning it and operating it my

mr. campbell, what and where is liberty city? >> guest: about ten minutes away from here. fifty-eight and 10th avenue right in the heart of where i was raised at. martin luther king boulevard. >> host: what is it? >> guest: a historically black neighborhood. one in which black folks, when we 1st moved here everybody lived in overtown, and we eventually started moving to liberty city. so my dad, like i talk about in the book, was one of the 1st persons to purchase a home there. they did not know he was black. when he showed up he already had the deposit, but at the end of the day they were like, we did not know we were selling to a black guy. he was one of the 1st to move to liberty city. >> host: and the deposit went from 500 to 2500 overnight? >> guest: exactly. >> host: what is two live crew? >> guest: a group i eventually got into. i was a mobile dj around here in miami. the guys came, just like every other band that was struggling. eventually they said they want to do songs where we get paid. you know, i want you to do a song. they did this song called throw the deep.

mr. options edge. >> stay short campbell's. >> i got in the mail "the options edge" i looked all over for my name, mel's name. >> nada. >> i thank all of you. >> fair enough. put calendars. >> have a great weekend. our time expires. stay tuned. mad money is up next. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the 21 day fix brought to you by beachbody. [ cheers and applause ] >> very nice. thank you. hey, welcome. i'm tom bergeron. if you are struggling right now to lose weight, keep watching because today right here on this stage we're gonna show you how you can lose up to 15 pounds or more in just 21 days. >> announcer: now there's a breakthrough new way to lose those pounds and inches, and it happens in just 21 days. >> in 21 days, i lost 10 pounds, 6 1/2 inches, and two dress sizes. at 44, i'm excited. [ laughs ]

mr. ted campbell from the industrial health and safety engineer contract consultant from the usps office sustainability. thank you. >> president omotalade thank you. >> testifier: good afternoon commission. later he said my name is ted campbell. i'm the person that got sent out by the office of sustainability to assist and work with the dept. of the environment and the local postal officials are trying to straighten out the problems that we have with our waste disposal recycling composting. a lot of that stuff was due to the postal service. the office of sustainability has a program called the pressure recycling operations, and that is my primary focus. what that is, we are standardizing our recycling and our waste, how we handle waste throughout the postal service nationwide. there's a lot of reasons for that. as san francisco already knows, there's for a business there's money to be saved. it's a bottom-line issue in a lot of cases. we're really are taking the recyclable zeroes out of the way stream and be able to sell those on the commodity market and generate a little bit of revenue

mr. ted campbell from the industrial health and safety engineer contract consultant from the usps office sustainability. thank you. >> president omotalade thank you. >> testifier: good afternoon commission. later he said my name is ted campbell. i'm the person that got sent out by the office of sustainability to assist and work with the dept. of the environment and the local postal officials are trying to straighten out the problems that we have with our waste disposal recycling composting. a lot of that stuff was due to the postal service. the office of sustainability has a program called the pressure recycling operations, and that is my primary focus. what that is, we are standardizing our recycling and our waste, how we handle waste throughout the postal service nationwide. there's a lot of reasons for that. as san francisco already knows, there's for a business there's money to be saved. it's a bottom-line issue in a lot of cases. we're really are taking the recyclable zeroes out of the way stream and be able to sell those on the commodity market and generate a little bit of revenue

mr. found, images depicting images of children. they are locked up at the campbell detention center. >>> learning lessons and moving forward after a school shooting. >> first at 4:00, local parents p change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability. bernie sanders. he was there when dr. king marched on washington. unafraid to challenge the status quo to end racial profiling, take on police misconduct, and take down a system that profits from mass imprisonment. to end institutional racism. education. opportunity. reform. bernie. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >> a 13-year-old boy face as charge of inducing panic after making a threat to taylor middle school. many parents are upset how they found out. spokesperson says additional threat came in around 5:30 last night. it took another four hours for a final confirmation. then a posting on facebook. the district did a push notification for families who downloaded an app. many families are not happy there wasn't a call to every parent's phone. to do that. they read in part, school officials were made aware a taylor middl

mr. march madness is getting sweeter with the help of campbell's sweets factoryin telephone that they're having and she's going to play out all of the deliciousness . in march we have giveaways for all of the of the googling. >> like us on facebook share the posting ands it's pretty easy. >> campbell's sweet shop were going to start with a dozen cupcakess this is a party for 12 we will have a 2-gallon 10 also a chocolate platter ticket choose the countries they want to cook had to say that your kettle corn is my all-time >> toss about some of the new products or flavors?me >> we have the cupcake of the monthh and we have the samoan . this is the hot fudge sundae . we do a little dazed all of these fresh-baked at all of their locations. >> the chocolate business of creating perfect. >> i think i'd like to see them special were going to have the ticket giveaway again . it is one dozen cupcakes the we will do that for the finals just cannot get enough of this popcorn, you once again and before you know it is empty . there is a lot of demand, but what do people prefer the kettle corn the che

mr. obama will talk to the cuban people in a televised speech. leon: a trooper is facing charges after he allegedly shot and killed a dog. campbell based in springfield is charged with animal cruelty and discharging a firearm after allegedly shooting a pitbull on march 8. tonight an arlington tow truck driver facing charges and is charged with stealing from the vehicles he towed. police say 35-year-old phillip pierce stole thousands of dollars worth of items out of three vehicles. the items include electronics, wallet and purses. fellow drivers say they noticed pierce going back and forth from the truck in an unusual number of times. they called the police and he is now charged with grand larceny, burglary and marijuana possession. maureen: still ahead at 6:00 -- how you can get a close look fiat pope francis traveled, in during his historic trip to the district. leon: flipping houses can be lucrative if you pick the right neighborhood. the beg neighborhood to buy and flip. number one is in our area. >> they ride on the coattail of the men. >> what he had to say about the female tennis players that is creating a fire sorm. doug:

campbell, and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >> flags are at half-staff today at san francisco city hall in honor of former first lady nancy reagan. mrsreagan passed away over the weekend. she's being remembered for her fight for alzheimer's research as well as her just say no to drugs campaign which she launched in oakland. historians say she worked behind the scenes to shape the ronald reagan white house. >> it became accepted, yes, fifrls ladies communicate with the president, influence staffing positions, do influence strategy. >> mrs. reagan will be buried this friday at the reagan library in southern california right next to her husband. the public will be allowed to visit to pay their respects on wednesday as well as thursday. >>> researchers say even a short break from certain kinds of personal care products can lead to a drop in hormone-disrupting chemicals in the body. the study released today finds teen girls see a big drop in chemical exposure with just a three-day switch in cosmetics, shampoos and lotions. teen girls may be at particular risk since it's the time of rapid reproductive development. the uc berkeley study foc

mr. trump for inciting the riot that causes all of this hate that's happening. >> so what's interesting is that you've had sort of a counternarrative that some people have brought up. i interviewed luther campbella few months back. he said in the barber shops there are some african-american who is are going to say i like donald trump. he's saying he can bring jobs. tavis smiley recently wrote a piece for usa today essentially saying trump could have some resonance with african-americans. do you sense any of that in your community and does the violent nature of the rallies counteract tra? >> i haven't sensed that. i've sensed that people are afraid when their kids walk to school. the jobs won't do any good if the kids aren't here to have the job. what we need is our community to be safe. people should feel safe in their communities and they have an opportunity to grow and become productive citizens in america. any time the children aren't free to walk these streets and go to and from school and they're surrounded by the terroristic acts, that's not an american i want to live in. >> you're a hillary clinton supporter. she has talked about criminal justice issues. bernie sanders has. and yet you d

mr. chairman. >> are we in the process of learning lessons from 2015. >> where i was going was recommendations from general campbell for changes. >> he's getting his thoughts and we are in the process of making recommendations to the president for changes that might be made to make us more effective. >> you need an additional 37 million in 2016. the then chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said that with a manageable risks, you're saying that it seems to be okay even though the army had to cut many helicopters and 45 over the next four years the navy plans to lay up in the national five cruisers to cut 77 joint light tactical vehicles and $1.3 billion in military construction. all of those cuts are being made as opposed to what you asked for last year. and so now you're saying that -- and by the way we have seen this before when you cut them and you increase the cost because the original plans are optimum costs. so right now you are satisfied with the level which is $17 billion less than last year even though your predecessor said that you are were on the lower ragged edge of manageable risk with the amount we ha

general campbell and now general nicholson are working with the afghan security forces to address those setbacks and put measures in place that should improve the performance there. the president mr. ghani has embraced the suggestions and they are moving out and making corrections. we expect to see some improved performance. there is more advising and assisting that needs to be done going forward to it one of the key things that has transpired here recently is that because the afghans in some cases were overextended they have adjusted their footprint to give them more flexibility. a smaller footprint that allows them to project combat power at will and places that they need to project combat power to. >> thank you. general votel senator reed raised the issue of counter messaging in his opening statement and i know that in 2016 the ndaa provided resources for technology to support our information operations and communications that to these so can you elaborate on what you are doing in this area to improve our counter messaging efforts which i think are really critical both to what's going on with isis but also to putin in russia. soon russia. >> thank you senator. i agree with you

general campbell and now general nicholson are working with the afghan security forces to address those setbacks. they put measures in place that should improve the performance here. the president, mr. ghani, has embraced these and they're making corrections. we expect to see some improved performance. there's more advising and assisting that needed to be done going forward. one of the key things that's transpired here recently is that because the afghans in some cases were overextended, they've adjusted their footprint to give a more flexibility. so smaller footprint that allows them to project combat power at will in places that they need to prevent combat power to. >> thank you. general votel, senator reid raised the issue of countermessaging in his opening statement. and i know that in 2016, they provided resources for technologies to support our information operations and communications activities. can you elaborate what you're doing to improve our countermessaging efforts which i think are really critical, both with what's going on to isis, putin and russia? >> i agree with your assessment. i think it is absolutely critical and it must be integrated aspect of all of our opera

mr. march madness is getting sweeter with the help of campbell's sweets factoryin telephone that they're having and she's going to play out all