dwight garner of "the new york times" says he possesses what is probably the most-- journalist voice in his generation. in 1993 he was diagnosed with parkinson's, a disease he hid for eight years. he writes about that and much more in this new book. it is called "old age: a beginners guide." >> i'm pleased to have michael kinsley back at this table. welcome. >> thank you. >> i second everything that dwight said about you as you well know. what's interesting is that you view yourself as a kind of scout. for the boomer generation. >> yes. >> yes, that is the gimmick of the book. >> yes. >> is that i am experiencing what every one is going to experience unless they get run over by a truck. you know. but if they die the way most people die, with some sort of ailment, they-- it will resemble

and i cannibalized during the process. >> garner killed his father on christmas eve 1995.his dad was preventing the second coming of christ. again, we'll warn you, his account of the murder is extremely graphic. >> i eventually told him to sit in the chair and not to move. and i started singing "the battle hymn of the republic." glory, glory, hallelujah. i told him they're coming. do you hear them? i was wigged out completely at that time. he must have got scared. and he jumped up and tried to push me aside and i thought he was attacking me. i stabbed him in the back. he took about three steps. i tackled him from behind, somehow got behind him and slit his throat. and i remember him saying please don't kill me. that's when i realized, oh, my god. what am i doing? >> our producer later described her interview with garner as exhausting as he often took the conversation on bizarre tangents. >> each and every nanosecond, moment, impulse second, whatever the latest measurement of time is. repressed freudian alien who had snowballed emotionally and was repressed with drugs and a

but it is bernie sanders who had garnered -- has garnered the most celebrity support, with actor markuffalo appearing in campaign videos alongside him and denny to veto warming the crowd up at sanders rallies. endorsementke lee's has helped sanders increase his vote among african-americans. >> it's not that spike lee's endorsement is suddenly going to make african-american voters abandoned hillary. they respect him. he is someone who speaks his mind. if spike lee is endorsing bernie sanders then i will give him a closer look. >> hollywood has long been accused of a liberal bias. donald trump has picked up few celebrity endorsements with formeron voight and boxer mike tyson. it may not matter to the reality tv dark who manages well enough on his own -- star who manages well enough on his own. >> he's his own celebrity. he has had his own tv show. so in a sense he needs those endorsements less than a hillary or a bernie sanders. the actors and directors are more likely to back democratic candidates, but the corporate studio bosses swing both ways. >> oliver farry reporting. rivieraad to

sanders opened a campaign office in sacramento last week to garner more support in our state. marianne favro, nbc news. >>> early voting starts tomorrow in several bay area counties. voters who want to cast their ballots early in santa clara county can go to the registrar voter's office and vote in santa clara and alameda county. >>> we have more decision 2016 coverage comings up later in the newscast, they are preparing for an important primary coming up. at 5:00, the attacks and strategies on the campaign trail for hillary clinton, bernie sanders and donald trump. >>> the preliminary hearing for two san jose brothers accused of killing their parents could start as soon as tomorrow. defense attorneys and prosecutors said on friday that they are ready for the hearing to start on monday. the man seen here and his 17-year-old younger brother omar have been kept away from cameras because he's a minor. they are accused of killing their parents two weeks ago. on friday in court the prosecutor turned in an electronic file full of evidence. legal experts say it will be tough to exami

an online petition has garnered more than 100,000 signatures at this point. people are saying they want prosecutors and police to criminally charge these parents for negligence and also a lot of people giving their support and sadness for harambe. however, the zoo director refuses to point fingers and no criminal charges have been filed. >> thank you for that. >>> two close calls for airline passengers on on one of the busy travel days of the year. one had nothing to do with planes. at o'hare, a taxi jumped into the curb and crashed through the window in terminal three. the driver was cited for a speed violation. in tampa on monday, united flight blew a tire accelerating for takeoff. the pilot slammed on the brakes in time. we are told there was a lot of screaming. >> understandable screaming. >>> the storm formerly known as bonnie is set to mess up commutes on the east coast. let's get to meteorologist derek van dam. >> now we have potential for weather to disrupt your commute to the office. remnants of tropical depression bonnie. showers and thunderstorms s

. >> what could it mean for the eric garner case? >>> all that, plus outrage over offensive comments from trump's longtime butler and a strong new push on equality from president obama. from rockefeller center in new york, this is "politicsnation with al sharpton." >>> good morning. i'm al sharpton. donald trump wants gop leaders to take him seriously. but he spent days dealing with other issues like hateful talk from a former butler, claims about phony calls to reporters back in the '90s, and his own admission that he doesn't have policies, just, quote, suggestions. gop leaders dote want to deal with any of that. speaker paul ryan made it clear what they do want after meeting with trump this week. >> what is it that we need to do to unify the republican party? we are now planting the seeds to get ourselves unified, a process on how we unify. unifying the republican party is very important that we don't fake unifying, we don't pretend unification, that we truly and actually unify. i don't want us to have a fake unification. what it t

. >> a change .org -- change .org petition calling for animal cruelty charges garnered more than 200,000ignatures, and the department did investigate. >> he made a judgment call which many folks did not agree with. thewith. the officer could have extended other efforts to capture the cat before the cat's life was terminated. >> the officer has been fired. that is not enough, especially in light of a veterinarian postmortem report that said the cat was essentially uninjured except for the gunshot that killed her. they will be exploring legal options on the civil side for which they're is precedent. >> the police officer's job is not to deal with wildlife. that is why they have animal control. >> pets are more like family members. this is something that i can see if the cat was not injured. bill: what happens next? >> the district attorney has ruled. no one on either side wants to see anyone's life or career ruined, but you make a very good point. in animal story always gets play. bill: thanks, hank. ♪ bill: "high speed chase", start us off. >> philly jesus, former drug addict turned stree

we have liz garner from the merchant advisory group. teve who is the president of the american consumer institute center for citizen research. thank you for joining us. we look forward to your remarks as well as the discussion that will follow. let me start things off with scott talbott. let me ask you if you could tell us what the payment industry is doing to protect consumers and provide your thoughts on the transition that has happened so far? scott: thanks for having me. i represent the transaction association. we are a trade association that represents 500 companies that focus on the payment system. we ensure that payments are faster and more secure. everything we do is geared toward those goals to make sure he transaction go through. in terms of the migration, this is a major change. it's a major upgrade in our system. we have gone from the magnetic stripe, that was used in cassette tapes and most of you don't know what they are. you used to stick them in your car and rewind with a pencil. it's the same tech knowledge he that was

but he also garnered a lot of energy and excitement from his supporters here when he took on donald trump. >> donald trump is not going to become president for a number of reasons. and the major reason is that the american people understand that we cannot have a president who has insulted latinos and mexicans, who has insulted muslims, who every day is insulting women in one way or another, who has insulted veterans like john mccain and others, who has insulted african-americans in a very profound way. >> reporter: bernie sanders explaining to his supporters that he has received 45% of the pledged delegates. that goes to show you the math and why it is so difficult for him because moving forward, in order to tie hillary clinton and just the pledged delegates, he would need to seize 66% of the pledged delegates in all of the primary contests ahead. that is a huge undertaking, nearly impossible, john and christine. >> brianna keilar, thanks so much. joining us to discuss, cnn political analyst and columnist for bloomberg view josh rogan. we're now in may. sort of like maalox may for hillary

. >> from new york to paris, where ben affleck and jen garner are sparking rumors they're back togethere couple announced their split in june but have remained on friendly terms. jen, ben, kids did some sightseeing in the french capital and they both sampled the local ice cream. there's even a report they went to tiffany. we checked on that. and sources told us they're not together but are friends and co-parents. we also are told jen supported ben in the filming of his new movie "justice league" the same way ben supported her when was in georgia filming "miracles from heaven." next baby news. rob kardashian and blac chyna aring. their first >> congratulations, chyna. >> the couple along with kim ignored paps when they asked about them. >> are you excited? >> plus she made it official today posting this emoji. the couple have been dating since ja the news comes after some reality show drama. rob can be seen arguing with his sisters about his engagement to blac chyna on a preview for "keeping up with the kardashians." >> the hostility in your voice. that's exactly why i don't say things.

i think there's a place in 2016 for one or even two additional candidates to garner some support foroth of them. i can see a green party candidate getting some support from trump, from republicans as well. some of those classically environmental republicans. so i think it's not as clear-cut. but i think what's really interesting about gary johnson and bill weld, they're playing for the debates already. >> yep. >> and he didn't do it with you, but he's done it basically for the last week. >> and we should tell people, it takes 15%. i feel like i have a polling challenge myself here, because you have -- do you ask the three-way, or do you ask the four-way, because jill stein is likely the green party nominee. they'll be on 30, 35 states, i don't have the final number yet. combined, stein and johnson probably will poll over 15%. individually, they won't. >> they won't. sort of the same problem you showed with the 1912 race. it's gonna bust your budget. >> right. i think you ask them all. >> and i think you have to. one of the interesting things about the gary johnson interview, if you t

whether it was ferguson and michael brown or staten island and eric garner, freddie gray in baltimoreas pretty articulate and this and that. what was his pitch, to raise money? what was he telling people to do. send me money why? >> because you want to be part of the movement. >> what movement? >> the black lives matter movement. >> did he mention black lives matter? >> i believe he did. he didn't specifically say he works with black lives matter. >> just want to help. >> if you want to help the cause. >> the cause? >> against social injustice with cops, et cetera. don't forget, this is the same group, remember we went from -- ended up here after eric garner on december 12th walking down fifth avenue saying what do we want? we want cops dead. when do we want it? we want it now 8 days after this group did that, they got two dead cops, a guy came from maryland. >> that's what i don't understand. >> and blows away. >> pigs in a blanket fry them like bacon. >> there are horrible negatives about the group, it's true. some of the -- many of the people though are good spirits who really want

there's an online petition garnering 100,000 signature at this point.ple want prosecutors and police to criminally charge the parents for negligence and also a lot of people giving their support and their sadness for harambe. however, the zoo director says he refuses to point fingers and as of yet, no criminal charges have been filed. christine. >> jessica, thank you. >>> news for roman polanski. he managed to avoid extradition to the u.s. to face sentencing for a 1977 child sexual abuse conviction. the government of poland says it will appeal a judge's decision not to extradite him. there is no expiration date on the sentencing for statutory rape. according to the agreement, polanski is still eligible for extradition. >>> the nba finals are set. steph curry and the golden state warriors. they staged a comeback against oklahoma city. they won game seven. coy wire shows us how it went down in the bleacher report next. righ your. stomach! watch this!... >>yikes, that ice cream was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real ice cream, without that

i just think, at the end of the day, when trump has to go out and garner support of 30% of the far rightgo out and garner 30% of the support of the far left, and when 50% of americans right now are declaring themselves as independent, statistically, don't the two party, two major parties represent about 30% of the electorate? i mean, that's the big dissatisfaction that's out there right now. >> let me ask you this, have -- since the -- we've gotten to this point, where it looks like both parties are going to nominate two people who have unfavorable ratings that would be record levels, record level for trump, for clinton it's not a record level because of the existence of trump, have you gotten more money, have you gotten more support? what kind of calls have you gotten in the last week? >> well, the interest has gone way up. for me, chuck, the crux is just being in the polls. i wouldn't be doing this if there weren't the opportunity of winning. the only way, the only opportunity that a third party has of winning is to be in presidential debates. the presidential debate commission says yo

she says the militants shown here in a propaganda video are aware of the attention the case has garnerede recalls encountering this goal georgian once in captivity. >> the others were close by that were completely isolated from the other prisoners. once we saw them reading the koran, they were altogether. >> earlier this month, muhammadu buhari had a meeting with the chief of schoolgirls who was arrested -- christina says the militants are keen to capitalize on the publicity the case has attracted. they have approached the government looking for a ransom to release the other girls, but there are countless other victims like christina ijabla whose cases not -- do not receive attention. those who have escaped face the challenge of reintegrating into society. >> coming back may pose a danger to society because of the reorientation they got from the captors. >> we have to show them love, except them, and welcome them home. >> they should be at least taken to a different center. >> christina ijabla and her cousin cannot fathom why the schoolgirls have not received more attention. she is not l

. >> garner says it's unlikely that the ads will air on network tv during the p presidential campaign. for now they're on you tube. >>> for now george zimmerman is trying to sell the gun he used to kill trayvon martin. zimmerman opened the bidding at $5,000 on gun broker.com. he described the weapon as quote an american firearm icon. and a quote peace of american history. -- piece of american history. >> what i decided is to not coward. i'm an free american and i can sell my possessions. >>> google's parent company alphabet is now worth $5 billion over taking apple which is valued at 495 billion. the two companies have traded the lead several times. so far this year both companys have seen drops in their share prices. apple is down 15% and google is down 17%. >>> it has all the greater number -- all the greater -- all the glitz and glamour of a red carpet. and i can hear them clapping for you. it's crazy. >> i think they're actually waiting for the main act of the night. but it has been just a spectacular night and i want to show you around right now. all these vip guests they're eati

secretary-general's international ebola recovery conference, which garnered 5.2 billion u.s. dollars in pledges. arora: what people really feel moved by, they've never been in a poor slum, in a hut. they've never been at an ebola burying site. so many people have said that they've seen that picture in the news, that actually being there while the body is being buried is something else. it makes you think about this crisis and other crises in a different way. kent: the most important thing is transparency. if the vr producer is trying to advance a political cause or a social cause, that needs to be made clear. arora: i think one just has to be really open and clear about one's methods. we're gonna constantly be evolving in thinking about these ethics even more as we go forward. we privilege the human story. you know, it isn't so much the u.n. did this and this is what's happening and this is what you should do. it really is a quiet sort of, let's put yourself in the shoes of another. it definitely is something that we are just at the beginning of. being at the forefront of it,

now this story since it broke yesterday has garnered overwhelming response in social media in fact you can you can see this post and twitter, with nearly six honoree tweets and more than 400 lights and comments. we want to read some of those comments because a lot of you had a lot to say. one person says its been happening just this time the right person was arrested, how did he know she was transgender we know now that the security guard is actually female, then there's another comment saying there are only two gender this world you go to the bathroom based on your part that the man upstairs gave lots of reaction on both sides of this situation. fran seen jones will be back in court on july 21st of the today it its important to note that she did enter a plea of not guilty. tisha lewis fox 5 local news. >> developing tonight search crews are continuing to look for the wreckage of egypt air flight 80 will there is a good chance terrorism brought down the plain that was carrying 66 passengers and crew members. it was traveling from paris down to cairo when it disappeared from ray dour so

of those votes, donald trump has managed to garner over 10 million of them.n has taken over just 12 million. it is important to note here that trump pulled in that number while fending off 16 candidates. clinton was at times outgunned just facing, well, at most two candidates, one of whom didn't get many votes as i recall. joining me political reporter for real clear politics, rebecca berg and mike gallagher, great to have you both. >> hi, lou. lou: these numbers are impressive. republicans are running ahead of democrats, who would have thought, 11 months ago. >> and it's the kind of number and this fact is something that never trumpers never wanted to acknowledge. they don't want to give credit for donald trump, a guy who's never really run for public office in his life as reince priebus told us on my radio show to garner those kind of numbers and you see three swing states where he's neck-and-neck? wait a minute. i thought the never-trumpers said he was going to get clobbered by hillary clinton. why do we think they're right now? lou: point of fact, rebecca

well, thousands show up to his rallies and he's managed to garner major support from many millennialet, when you look at the map, the likelihood of securing the democratic nomination is not in sanders' favor. rival hillary clinton is closing in on the that magic number of 2383. let's talk more about it with nomiki konst, a democratic strategist and bernie sanders supporter. good to see you. >> nice to see you! >> nomiki, you first, then. so what is the changing strategy or, likely the modifications bernie sanders feels that he has to make to put him in a better position to potentially get the nomination? >> i think he's on a roll. he just needs to keep winning. he's won, as you said, 19 of the 25 last primary and caucus states. he's won 54% of the last pledged delegates. and right now, they're just about 200 -- 200 or so pledged delegates away from each other. the rules are of the dnc, and they've been the rules for the past 32 years, that both candidates need to reach 2383 pledged delegates. that super delegates declare on the floor. the problem is, this is the second closest behind

. >> for inmate joseph garner, processing his horrific crime has been the hardest part of his punishment>> i have been down 9 1/2 years. i got 22 1/2 more to go. i've been -- my crime is murder, and i cannibalized during the process. >> on christmas night, 1996, joseph thought his father was preventing the second coming of christ. >> i tackled him from behind and somehow got around behind him and slit his throat. and i remember him saying, "please don't kill me." and that's when i realized, oh, my god, what am i doing? i said whatever is done has already been done. by this time, i'm totally wigged out and i pulled his brain out, you know, and took a bite out of it. >> joseph garner's treatment in the rtu helped him assimilate into the level four general population, but still he struggles with his crime. >> oh, it's -- it's heinous. if i had -- i believe in an eye for an eye and tooth for a tooth. if i had my way, i believe they should take my life. even though there were extenuating circumstances that were both mitigating and aggravating, still having crossed that line, it would, therefo

. >> there have been outreaches trying to garner support for the half a million dollar proposal to replace the extended day model. currently three days a week half of the class stay force a longer day for groups to work with students. but research shows that everyone is staying in class the whole day benefits kids from all socioeconomic backgrounds. >> their attendance span improves and allows kids to interact and have better social skills. >> i don't think it is in the best interest of my kindergarteners but all k through 12 students. >>> barbara successco is the leading voice of opposition. many have signed petitions to express dee september and some say they are happy with the current system and see no reason for change. >> the full day kindergarten is an all day approach. >> the all day school will lower the quality of the education. >> the district officials say parents unconvinced of the full day benefits can opt out and pick up the child after a half day. in palo alto. jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> still to come, bill cosby ordered to stand trial on criminal charges. it is a sexu

you may remember sanders opened a campaign office in oakland last week to try to garner more support in our state and he's planning a visit to the bay area. but so far his campaign managers are not giving us an exact date or location. the california primary is june 7th. marianne favro. >> as for the other candidates vying for the presidency, donald trump says he is not concerned about a growing list of party leader hes who are refusing to back his campaign, including house speaker paul ryan also due to serve as chairman of the republican convention in july. today sarah palin vowed to end ryan's career over that snub. meanwhile, hillary clinton increasingly turning her focus from sanders to trump, and she says she's been hearing from republicans interested in supporting her campaign since he became the presumptive nominee. >>> here are some key dates for the upcoming california primary. tart starting tomorrow, absentee ballots out in the mail. early voting also starts. may 23rd another important date, the deadline to register to vote in the primary election. and of course that primary

the consequences today of speaking up and being punished can also be garnered. many people enter the public school pipeline. just like the jehovah's witnesses in 1943, the consequences are start. they held that people including young students could not be forced to say what was not in their minds, a concept we call compelled speech. :Ñi

who are they giving them to and could they be handing them out just to garner some votes? of course, kenny, we'll follow up on that. >> is this just for the oakland coliseum? is this the arena? >> of course, that got things going, but we made some phone calls, found there was no luxury seats for elected officials at at&t park or levi stadium, but san diego is, in fact, dealing with a similar issue in its stadium and the mayors are now calling for some reform. >> i think you'd be willing to meet with the council members if they call after seeing this. >> we'd love to. >>> back to tonight's game, dennis o'donnell is at oracle arena tonight. dennis? >> reporter: thank you, elizabeth. perhaps even more impressive than the warriors 73 wins this season is the fact they have not lost back to back games all season. that streak continued tonight against okc in western conference finals. now steph curry is not going to let his team take another one on the chin against oklahoma city, but the mvp took one himself, but he popped up just fine. in the 3rd quarter curry made three shots f

$12 sound real menial right now, but this authority is going to be able to raise taxes further and garnere money for future projects. >> this authority cannot raise any tax without the approval of two-thirds of the voters. and $12 is a tiny tax. and in fact, the only opposition that's registered in any county in the voter pamphlet is anti-taxpayer groups who oppose any tax no matter how small and no matter the purpose. we hope voters will look at the actual purpose and the broad support for this measure and agree it's a tiny tax to pay for a huge benefit. >> we will have to leave the discussion there. thank you both. david lewis with safe the bay and linda keling, former mayor of foster city. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >>> this weekend marks the long awaited reopening of the san francisco museum of modern art. the three year, $305 million redesign more than doubles the museum's previous exhibition space. it's being praised by many as an international destination for modern and contemporary art. the expanded site showcases the growing collection, including an impressive body of

he is ma because the music video for the song freedom includes the mothers of trayvon martin, eric garnerful moment in a song about overcoming the odds and fighting for what is right. apparently advoity kaing for black lives gets piers nickers in a twist. i said nickers, you guysk i'm not some sort of piers morgan over here. his next tweet says i've always been consistently against gun control. beyonce suddenly turned political there is a difference. sure, you consistently been against gun control, you have also consistently been a douche bag. first off, music has always been political. ever heard of bob marly or john lennon or bill clinton playing sax on arsenio? as far as i'm concerned, beyonce's music has always been polit ka. bill, bill, bills was clearly about raising the minimum wage. single ladies, the ultimate marriage equality theme song. crazy in love about funding mental health infrastructure. frequentu m dress impose tariffs on dresses. and par tition, that is just about [bleep] in a limousine. but as the internet does, people felt they needed to jump into the conversation and

but i do read everything and i try to provide constructive ideas and edits that would garner my support. many times recently, they haven't been adopted or considered. that is disappointing. it's a decision by the leadership that my vote is not as important. howard: past chairmen have put things out -- and not a consensus as much. michael: that's what you can see from the items. peter: a year into net neutrality, have there been any issues? michael: we have a major court decision that is about to break in a matter of weeks or so, could be a couple of days. there weren't problems before. there are problems with the rules themselves and the behavior from the rules. i think that's been problematic and i would like to see those things changed. peter: in a couple of weeks, you will be visiting with the cable industry at their annual show and one of the issues that will talked about is set top boxes, where are you on that? michael: you outlined my position. so i did vote against what the commission was proposing. in fairness, my view points are fairly well known. i would like to get rid of the

. >>> donald trump is the presumptive republican nominee but he's still trying to garner support from leaders of his own party. he's slated to meet with republican leaders on thursday including house speaker paul ryan. ryan said last week that he was just not ready to support trump. trump has tapped new jersey governor chris christie to lead his transition team should trump win the election in november. >>> let's turn now to the accuweather forecast and dave murphy. >> we're starting out a little damp in some neighborhoods matt. storm tracker6 live double scan shows that as there are showers out to the west a few more down to the south and if we go in closer to philadelphia some of the stuff coming close to the philadelphia area, media, delaware county picking up a light sprinkle or shower. a little bit more of that in new castle county delaware. a bit more over by medford lakes and parts of south jersey, central camden county and central burlington county. if we go out wider, there are also some sprinkles and showers down in cape may county and down toward dover. it's this big mass o

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. >> reporter: wayne garner calls himself the sharks number one fan. 'rived at sap center earlier today hours before anyone showed um. >> these guys have been working for this city so hard to get them a championship, and i think -- as a matter of fact, i know this is their year. >> reporter: tonight is game seven of round two in the stanley cup playoffs. the sharks hoept to avoid a repeat of 2014 when they foal the l.a. kings in the first round. >> we weren't good nif enough in game 1i78. the effort wasn't good enough. very to be sharper and better. >> everybody's got to do their part. we've got to be ready to go tonight. and contribute as much as we can. >> reporter: the team's head coach says it's all about staying the course. >> we rely on our structure. we know what our good game looks like. we've got to bring that too to the rink. we didn't last game. i'm real confident we will tonight. >> reporter: downtown restaurants say business has been booming throughout the playoffs. they're hopeful the team's success doesn't end anytime soon. >> toptd is a

he spent a lot of time campaigning but he could not garner enough delegates. >> reporter: case it hasthe gop race but has yet to receive accurate proceed. >> reporter: plans on sticking with the gop candidate. >> i think maybe he will be more presidential. i've seen kids will get serious hit because he really needs to get into the policies. >> reporter: he believes trump will brink and the best and brightest to bring it on a plan that will work best for the country. >> reporter: can forget about gridlock if you decide to move to the old area and san francisco. it is so crowded that he uses one individual uses a golf course. robert >> reporter: is one of the first people to purchase a townhouse at the san francisco ship yard and massive new development at the old naval park. >> reporter: put in perspective that is the same number of new homes built in all of san francisco and the last five years. >> reporter: birds the three-bedroom condo with its view is still under construction. he believes this is like to be something big. >> is quiet. but what you do know is that it is coming. >> t

they would garner my support. many times recently they haven't been adopted or even considered. i think that's disappointing. it's a decision i think by the leadership that my vote is not as important. >> guest: mr. chairman -- passed germans have put things under the 352 vote. >> guest: that's been my experience. >> host: commissioner all rightly a year into net neutrality has there have been any issues? >> guest: we are at year-end but we have a major court decision that is about to break in a matter of weeks or so. it could be a couple of days. there were no problems before so i'm not surprised you haven't seen problems since. there are problems with the rules themselves and the behavior of the rules and that's an problematic and i would like to see those things change. i don't know that will be successful. whose gun a couple of weeks you'll be visiting with the cable industry at their annual show and one of the industries that will probably be talked about is set-top boxes. where are you on that? >> guest: you outline my position. i did vote against what he was opposing. my

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if the establishment is not willing to admit that no one is above the law and is not willing to garnerust, then ordinary americans need to make sure that the scales of justice are level for all of us. and that means that hillary cannot be president. and that's my open. tell me what you think on my facebook page or twitter, hashtag judge jeanine. >>> now, some democrats see things a little differently when it comes to the clintons, the foundation, and all that money. and joining me now is my friend democratic stralt gist and principal at the dewey square group. marianne marsh. good evening marianne. >> good evening, judge. quite an open. >> i'm not even going to ask you if i'm wrong. i know you think i am. >> misguided. >> misguided. okay. >> misguided. >> you know, i don't know. i've got a pretty good record. but let's talk about what is now coming out. i think you know, marianne, as i do, that the foundation is now coming under more serious review. and when the director of the fbi takes her comments about a security inquiry and says huh-uh, this is law enforcement investigation, we do

garnering a half million votes and republican turnout overall also record-breaking. 28 million votesr this year with five states states still to go in the republican primaries. i believe trump will win this election irrespective of who ultimately is the democratic nominee. and if i may, i want to explain why. these are the principle electoral reasons. the party gaining democrats and independents in drove, the gop hasn't seen anything like it since perhaps ronald reagan. the rnc also working hard to insure a trump victory come november doubling its staff at nearly a dozen battleground states, all of which mitt romney lost save one. obama's margin of victory in 2012 was just under 5 million votes nationwide. he won by 3 million votes in california. and 2 million in new york. that tells you about the rest of the country and why donald trump thinks he can put 15 into play. trump could make his home state of new york competitive. and if trump does win every state won byrum any in 2012 as well as florida, ohio and pennsylvania, the battleground 3, that would give him enough electoral votes