. >> i have my jewelery and mike allen and a time for a rate of this parade i of headed to prom. ♪ its not what you might expect. ♪ >> just up in smoke now one year later the power of karaoke people like the places like the arts. >> you remember everything like it was yesterday. >> here is a new jersey is the scale replica of the memorial's is in washington d.c. but this weekend people will come not to remember vietnam and the men and women who died during that conflict. is blurting that the paid in the wound of that conflict more than 40 years ago opened up very quickly for people who will stand next to this wall. even those who consider themselves among the lucky ones. >> dennis is a resident that i met here and he came by himself to go to the wall to see the names of some of his friends who were killed when he was in vietnam from an aide that he went up the rivers and the deltas from the dangerous work working ewery condoleezza and was involved in 22 firefights and came out without a stretch when dash scratch be he lost a friend even wanted quayside died. >> abraham bush to standin

mike allen. >> thanks. it's an honor for me today to introduce my former boss and future national security leader mike rogers, former congressman and chairman of the house chairs committee. i want to speak for a few minutes about chairman roger's time as chairman of the house chairs committee. he was a strong, conservative voice for conservative internationalism. a strong national defense and an aggressive and fair intelligence community. himself once a man in the field he knew what it was like to be around the campfire and to be at the top of the spear and he brought those instincts back to washingt washington. when i was his staff director and chairman rogers had a reputation for jumping on c-130s or going down range as it was called to different places where our intelligence community officers might be serving, chairman rogers really unhappy when i had to be the one to explain to him that the intelligence community for reasons of security was unenthusiastic about his ideas to go down range while he was ch

my friend, mike allen, is going to be giving some framing remarks, then we will hear from congressman rogers. mike started his career after law school. he worked for president bush in the white house national security area. for three years, he was the staff director at hipsi. i cannot think of a better person to introduce our key note speaker than mike allen. mr. allen: thanks, david, and thanks to the heritage foundation for organizing such a great event. it is an honor for me to introduce my former boss and future national security leader, mike rogers, former congressman and chair of the national intelligence committee. i want to speak by way of introduction about chairman rogers's time as the chairman of the house committee. he was a strong, conservative voice for a conservative internationalism. a strong national defense and an aggressive in fair intelligence community. himself, once a man in the field as an fbi agent. he knew what it was like to be around the campfire and to be at the tip of the spear. he brought those instincts back to washington. when i was his staff director,

mike allen, of politico, reports today, quote, top republicans are becoming increasingly vocal about their long-held belief that speaker paul ryan will wind up as the party nominee for president. perhaps when the fourth ballot at a chaotic cleveland convention. one of the nation's best wired republicans with an enviable prediction record for sees a 60% of a deadlock, and a 90% chance that the delegates turn to ryan. speaker ryan, who has repeatedly said he has no intention of accepting the republican nomination, denied again today he would be willing to take the job. here he is. >> the people put my name in this thing, i say get my name out of that. if you want to be president, you should run for president. and that's just the way i see it. >> you're not the fresh face that karl rove was talking about. >> i'm not the fresh face, i'm not that person. i would like to think my face is somewhat fresh. not for this conversation. i think you need to run for president if you're going to be president. period, end of story. >> well, not end of story. in another interview published by the time

mike allen who writes the playbook for "politico" this morning put out an interesting observation hereuz and trump for republicans. donald trump's potential problems in the general election are pretty well documented at this point but he looked at these, these are states republican primary states that voted so far that are also swing states in the fall. i don't know if you can see this, but in these primaries, florida, virginia, ohio, new hampshire, arizona, these are potential big swing states in the fall cruz has lost by gee began tick margins in that state, did he get a narrow win in iowa, he did take wisconsin but what is the argument that ted cruz is more electable than donald trump? >> the general election polling data to me is the best data that indicates where we would be right now if we had a general election right now and that polling data suggests collectively if you add it all together suggests that ted cruz does far better than donald trump in a general election format. now, we all understand that today's polling data is favorables and unfavorables are vastly superior to d

. >> mike allen?ting and momentum matters in dating. momentum matters here. you have the rules and reality. if trump looks strong, if he's winning going into it, if he puts a california campaign together, which he's a little late on, it's going to be tough and ugly to deny it. >> what am i missing? this is the first time i've heard if he comes well below 1237 he still can make it through? >> he said one other thing that was interesting. >> yeah. >> that wasn't in the bite which shows you why he can pull 1100 out and then say it fits into the rules, is that they manipulated the rules so that only mitt romney fit the new rule so that he would benefit from it. so they can do anything. they're the king. >> yeah. i think the a.p. style now is the rulesish committee. >> if you're a ted cruz person you heard that on the air saying 1100 is the new 1237 you're going to go up and scream and yell and say the process is just as flawed. >> with great flair. >> it's chaotic. >> the rules committee, yeah. and we've

mike? >> reporter: allen, if you believe every action has a reaction, it's going to cost business more, that means they

so it will be a mess. >> mike allen, let's -- we all agree this convention is going to be wide open if donald trump doesn't get to 1237 and it's in in's game. why would john kasich get out. as long as he has the money and he can stay in this, on what ground would he leave? >> well, we checked around this morning and it looks like cruz and trump are going to be successful at least on the first ballot. there are the votes on the rules committee to keep that threshold -- those eight states that ari reported on, there's no reason for kasich to get out. people talked to john weaver, his senior strategist know there's no chance he's going to. this weekend he's on the cover of "barone -- barron's" as the remember being the best for the market and them telling their readingship to check out kasich. >> there's a standing rnc rules committee that has a population and a convention rules committee will put the final ruhles package together. those people haven't been select yet. point number two is donald trump has a democracy-oriented argument here. his argument is he went through all 50 states, e

mike? >> reporter: allen, if you believe every action has a reaction, it's going to cost business more, that means they are going to pass their costs on to consumers. and then san francisco may say, you know, that's not really fair. we have stores in daly city, oakland, they don't have to do this. is the city milking small business dry? >> please stop adding more expenses to the businesses in san francisco. >> reporter: tony at caffe roma thinks so. so too does mark dwight. the 30 employees at his @a dogpatch factory literally cut red tape. but he sees city hall doing just the opposite. >> a message to be sent, sometimes, enough is enough. >> reporter: it will make san francisco the only city in the state that has to pay its own parental leave. >> constant piling on is the death of 1,000 cuts. >> reporter: the city cuts into his bottom line this way. the highest minimum wage in the state, although the state will catch up over the next several years with new legislation. among the highest business tax in california, the city's health ordinance which costs employers an additional dollar an hou

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i can't make you love me if you don't >> like the mike reid/allen shamlin song "i can't make you love me," off her 1991 album, "luck of the draw." here in the dark >> i know what it's like being in the audience and hearing a song like that. what is it like as a performer to play a song like that? >> it's a holy bond that you have with your audience. for me to sing it, it's like holding a space for all of us that have been through that terrible heartbreak. breakthrough came late with 1989's "nick of time," which won the grammy for album of the year. she returned to the grammys this year to pay tribute to blues legend b.b. king, with this year's breakout artist, chris stapleton. >> i relate to his write because it was similar for me. the public at large didn't know who i was. i won grammys, my record went to number one. people are like, who is this 40-year-old, you know. and i called him one week before we did the b.b. king thing and said, man, i watched out "cma awards." i know just how you feel. >> how long can you do this for? >> wow. i hope i can do it at least until i'm 85, 90. i h

giving their profits to nonprofits, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to mike hannigan and sean marx. allenartin, kpix 5. >> the partners say they will be focusing on smaller grassroots nonprofits that don't necessarily get as much money or attention as larger groups. that way, give something back's 20- to 30,000 online shoppers can see the work smaller organizations are doing. now, if you would like to check out office supplies at give something back and send some profits to nonprofits, check them out on our website, cbssf.com/hero. >>> check in with paul deanno our meteorologist. we have cooler weather moving in. >> today temperatures are perfect. if you like the low 70s, i do. low cloud cover in san francisco. cooled to 65 degrees. the giants bats the past couple days, we need more offense tonight and hopefully they will do it in game three in the series against the diamondbacks. a nice night for baseball in the mid-60s for the first pitch. surf is rough for the next couple of days. it's not going to be crazy high but the swells will build. there's a threat or risk of sneaker waves and h

mike and alex? >> allen iverson being inducted into the hall of fame.ght, allen was there won the national clan cript chip in houston, sitly throw a parade alex and i hosting that here on fox, some a they don't de is her after parade. you new when you wrote this article, the day before yesterday, would you create a stir and you have. first, get to tweet, people tweeting you already? >> unbelievable. i've gotten tons of hate mail, but i've gotten great supportive e-mail that said kiss mike for me. >> you have more fans than dow. >> go ahead. >> here's your premise, see if i'm right. >> villanova, college team, deserve a parade, but who deserves a parade maybe more than them? one allen iverson, beloved player for philadelphia. why? >> no question a lot happened monday. and i felt that a lot happened for basketball in philadelphia allen iverson, what it means to be a philadelphian, part will smith, part rocky, all heart. congratulations villanova. outstanding team. many of us in philadelphia were temporary, fans of theirs, but temple didn't get in. st. joe

mike. >> we always have a bunch of issues. i've got my eye on three in particular. in the south bay, san jose, northbound 101, that's where we saw the build in where the crash was around allen rock. things are clearing up there. no other unexpected issues between south bay and the city. in the city the fremont offramp. we do have slowing expected off the freeway. the skyway moves well. things are light for the east shore freeway because likely they are all held up over here. we have slowing getting off the carquinez bridge for westbound 80. that is still going on. a lot of flashing lights. a lot of developments. the second crash for the morning. bob redell is out there. the coroner has arrived on the scene, is that right? >> correct. good morning to you. the coroner has removed the driver crushed by that big rig behind me. you're looking at eastbound 80 here in crockett before the cummings skyway. the two right lanes open, two left lanes shut down. the wrecker has been able to remove the car that was carrying that driver that was crushed and underneath the front of that big rig. there is progress made out here. we are guessing it could be another 30 minutes, could be anothe

mike and alex. >> do i. >> they played yesterday. >> yes, they were playing very well yesterday until the eighth inning. well, allenal. sixers compiled this video right after the announce. was made. >> allen iverson, perhaps the most captivating super a star in philadelphia sports history. >> you will in the find 6-foot, 165-pound, to be able to compete every night. >> one of the most captivating sports figures in the history of this city. >> nobody could have accomplished what he has done. >> he won the game. >> sonny hill is here, matt cord is here. >> yes. >> i like it. >> so what is his legacy, ai. >> one of the most dynamic players, iconic players in the history of the nba a. why do you say that, sunny the impact that he haddon the league, during his playing time is just one of a guy who was referred to by mean as the james brown of basketball. one of the hardest workers i have ever seen and i'm a historian of the game of basketball. >> matt? >> i was on the air yesterday when it went down. there is that kiehl and cheryl swoops and tom iso and all anybody wants to talk business ai. that kiehl's number is, bett

mike lupica, "new york daily news." appreciate that. >>> have breaking news we want to tell you about right now. vice president joe biden has just landed in iraq for a surprise visit there. ron allenow. ron, why is joe biden in iraq? >> well, steve, this is a top secret mission with a lot of urgency attached to it. the vice president just landed there this morning. we are not revealing his where abilities. this mission was not revealed because of urgency. iraq is involved in a political crisis. the prime minister there is trying to form a new government. the concern the united states administration is that that is a big distraction from america's main octoberive in iraq which is to destroy and ultimately defeat isis. and this comes at a time when the president has been saying that the united states and coalition partners have been making a lot of progress in that argument against isis. they have recaptured 40% of the territory that isis once held. the u.s. feels they have momentum and the president is concerned this political crisis inning iraq where the prime minister is trying to form a new government. we know about the infight that takes place there when this sort of thing happ

allen dane ale walton. i just check with the airport. so far so good. we will keep our fingers crossed that it stays that way. mike and alex, back over to you. >>> 7:32. >> we are all a mourning the death of a legend, founder of the philadelphia flyers, ed snider, passed away yesterday at age 83 years old. >> of course, known as one of the most enthusiastic sports owners in philadelphia, in fact, in the country. he was loved by his players, his team captains say he was one of a kind. >> every time we get to see him, you can just feel the passion, you know, i'm talking about hockey, and he really loved the flyers. he is the philadelphia flyers. >> he cares so much about everybody. i think you can tell that through his work in the community. he did not the do it for fame or anything. other than the fact that, you know, that is truly what was in his heart. he was such a genuine person. he had such a big heart and wanted to help everybody out. >> that is for sure. >> ed lost his two year battle with bladder cancer yesterday morning and doctor mike joins us now, now doctor mike, our condolences to you for your good fri