candy carson, thank you for being with us today. also we are joined by his son as well as his daughter-in-law and the showstopper for the swearing-in, his beautiful granddaughter. we are also honored to be joined, i know doctor carson is by senator ted cruz and governor rick perry will be busy in a service of his own. born and raised in the inner city of detroit, doctor carson use all first-hand how too many americans can be trapped in poverty and despair and communities that are crumbling, families fracturing and their hope for a better future. you were fortunate to have a mother who prayed for you and gave yo you the push that you needed to climb the ladder of opportunity and give you quiet indeed. you're inspiring life story is known all across the country if not the world. your work as a surgeon at john hopkins hospital has been proved and saved the lives of many and inspired the nation. we are also pleased to be joined as a tribute to you by the chairman at johns hopkins hospital with us today. [applause] doctor carson coming y

carson made a statement.ognized that his statements were not the best statements at that time, and clarified those statements. once on armstrong williams show. >> okay, i get what you're saying. >> don. >> he further clarified it on facebook. >> i played the sound bite from the armstrong -- i get what you're saying. you're saying you think he misspoke, he didn't say it properly. >> and he clarified. we have to give him credit for clarification. >> simone, what do you think? >> i think this is absolutely ridiculous. i think what dr. carson did today should not be overlooked or cast aside as misspeaking, this was an attempt at revisionist history, what the trump administration has done before. we can look at betsy devos. we have to be careful and say dr. carson cleaned this up and made it clear. i am more confused by dr. carson's statement, i don't think he understands the grave grave -- just egregious misstep he made today. >> do we have -- >> hold on shamichael. if we have the thing from the armstrong show, l

carson. he also ran for president this past election and spent months traveling the country listening to the american people about the problems and the issues that they face with respect to housing. during his testimony before our committee, dr. carson highlighted the commitment that he has to carrying forth the mandate of h.u.d. and to learning more from the people directly affected by h.u.d. policies. he's also received bipartisan letters of support from four former h.u.d. secretaries, henry cisneros, former senator mell martinez, alphonso jackson and steven preston who served under both republican and democrat administrations. he said he plans to continue his conversations with the american people and do a listening tour if confirmed. this is an encouraging sign that dr. carson wants to hear from stakeholders and more importantly from the american people. there are many h.u.d. issues to be addressed. once confirmed, we can begin working on several important issues under h.u.d.'s jurisdicti

carson. i vote for a number of nominees when i think they can offer s e something to the country and i voted against the out of step, far right, radical nominees and that list is much longer with this president than any president in history. dr. carson had a distinguished career as a pediatric neuro surgeon. we know his life story is well known. but he is not the nominee i would have chosen to lead hud. he is not the nominee, in fact, probably any president in my lifetime would have chosen because he has nee experience with the housing and community development field, made troubling statements on public policy issues prior to nomination. my colleagues in the banking committee asked dr. carson direct questions ability his views now he is the nominee for secretary of hud. i will give dr. carson the benefit of the doubt and that is why i am voting for him because he made commitments to me in person sitting in my office and commitments in the banking housing and urban affairs committee in his tes

i get where ben carson is coming from.ew up in the ghetto, and against all odds he went on to become one of the most respected brain surgeons of all time and then joined trump and surgically separated himself from his reputation. he believes you can do anything if you put your mind to it. it's seductive to believe african american can take part in the story. president obama said something similar in tbept 15. >> certainly, it wasn't even for those of african heritage who had not come here voluntarily, and yet, in their own way, were immigrants themselves. >> trevor: you could tell before he said that part he was thinking, damn, my speechwriter (bleep) up. ( laughter ) but, still, he said it. and the truth is, it doesn't matter who says it. slaves weren't immigrants because an immigrant has choice. they choose the country they're going to because they hope it will bring them a better life. saying that sliefs are just another group of immigrants eraises how black people are uniquely oppressed in america, and justifies africa

carson's businessmannage manager during his campaign. he's now the housing and development appointee. he is joining us for his first interview. dr. carson, welcome to the show. >> thank you, good to be here again. >> this is about what's next. i remember when i grew up as a kid i wanted to be a writer. i really wanted to write books. oh, my god i just dreamed of what it would be like to be an an author. the thrill was over and it was like what's next. we set goals and become aspirational. there was a time you dreamed of being an neuro you passed the boards and became an neurosurgeon. what was it about you when you became an neurosurgeon that you became an exceptional one? >> i tried to get in contact with the special gift god gave me and utilize those in a way to bring real healing to people. not looking at a person as a disease but as a person, a fellow human being. when that's the case you are always willing to go the ex-tra mile for them. >> you know, let's backtrack. what was different that made you succeed during segregation. what w

last year the number one goal was to get carson wentz. this year the number one goal is to get carson wentz some help. at least one eagles fan trusts the process. there's wentz hanging with sixers start joel embiid at the sports card show in king of prussia. he's working out and working on mechanics. just like eagles fans, he's dieing to find out what the team will do to build around him. >> excited. just with other guys on the team and talking about how we're excited for otas to start building this thing and head in the right direction. >> talk about you drafting a wide receiver with or free agency. >> see what happens. it's an exciting time of the year with free agency. always trade rumors. there's the draft and the combine still going on. it's an exciting time. i remember just a year ago i was in that situation. >> more from carson wentz coming up on action news sports sunday. just about 15 minutes. and mike joins me to talk eagles and much more. brain dawkins and jim schwartz at the nfl combine. checking out reddick. the grad runs the

carson. i voted for a number of these nominees when i think they can offer something to our country. i voted against some of the most corrupt and some of the most out of step and far-right radical nominees. and that list is unfortunately much longer for this president than any president in american history. dr. carson had a career as a pediatric neurosurgeon. we know that about him. that's good. his remarkable life store is well known to millions of americans and that is good. but he's not the nominee i would have chosen to lead h.u.d. in fact he's not the nominee that any president in my lifetime would have chosen to lead h.u.d. h he's made troubling statements on public policy issues. my colleagues and i asked dr. carson direct questions about his views now that he is the nominee for secretary of h.u.d. i'll give dr. carson the benefit of the doubt. that's why i am voting for him, because he made commitments to me in person sitting in my office across the table, and he made commitments in t

i'm not a surgeon like ben carson.ope ben carson's triumphant and successful because the nation will benefit from where he succeeds. i'm a person that actually has a housing background in my past capacities. so i hope he does succeed. i do think we have to look at the russians. thesaying that caused democrats to win or lose, but do we want a country like that that our enemy has interfered with our elections? i do think we need to look at it and get to the bottom of it. host: one more call from linda in tennessee. thank you for taking my call. house, the last in the there wasn't nothing, but a lie. e started tea party in the i.r.s. and lied about benghazi and if they go back and check out, i'd say that is where the leaks is coming from. disagree withly i you about that and, you know, felt, president obama should have been checked, too. i don't agree with your again, i'm sure there's people that seat on any government program or other programs, but the amount is so little we put one more brush on stamps hat are on food o

how does secretary carson feel about that? we'll ask him. ben carson coming up later this hour. headlining things this hour, as we kick things off, the hearings have begun for neil gorsuch. i say hearings because he did very little talking. he had some brief comments saying that he felt humbled and honored to be chosen for this job. affording many of the committee members on the judiciary. there's 11 republicans, 9 democrats each to make ten-minute statements that often time went over. again, he really starts the grilling or they start the grilling for him tomorrow. the washington examiner reporter, susan crabtree. whose going on? >> it's obvious the fireworks will go tomorrow. this is a pro forma session of opening statements. you get a feeling for what democrats will emphasize. dianne feinstein, the ranking member, was talking about how she still is recenting the fact that merrick garland never got a vote and how democrats are harboring those issues. she took issue with neil gorsuch's pledge that he considers himself an originalist, of the constitution. that's the same view th

hey, guys, do you remember hud secretary ben carson, dr. ben carson, that guy?st address to the housing and urban development yesterday. it could have gone better, especially when he talked about immigrants. >> that's what america is about-- a land of dreams and opportunity. there were other immigrants who came here in the bottom of slave ships, worked even longer, even harder, for less. >> stephen: yes, you heard him right. ben carson thinks slaves were immigrants, and the jews in egypt were "pyramid interns." i think. i've got to read the bible. i've got to read the bible. lucrative pyramid interns." i think it's unfair that everyone's dwelling on this one gaffe of carson's, because the rest of carson's speech was a gaffe-hole of doom. first, carson drew upon his experience as a brain surgeon to elighten the crowd on the complexities of the mind. >> every human being, regardless of their ethnicities or their background, they have a brain, the human brain. ( laughter ) >> stephen: ben carson just blew my mind. ( laughter ) ( applause ) my human mind. ( cheers )

carson: not right now. is paid why european lenders and by the ecb so debt relief will not make the greek economy grow harder or faster. but in the long run, greece will need some kind of debt relief. that does not meet -- that does not mean a haircut or gradual relief. the parliament is likely to become a more confusing place post election. how difficult is that going to make it to get some sort of deal done with degrees and keep greece in the eurozone? carson: it is not a big deal. it is not in the interest of the greek population to go for grexit nor is it in the interest of germany and the rest of the eurozone. newit would mean speculation about the entire end of the eurozone. if you look at the german generally are is move of being pro-european. this of muddling through will continue. some reforms from the greek side and some leeway from the german side. has europe prepared itself or the possibility of a grexit? he says it is not in the cards but wolfgang+++ on a few occasions that if they do not refor

>>> and new this half hour, ben carson said what? the controversial comments. >> in his first big speech, he drew comparisons between immigrants and slaves. the comments are bringing plenty of backlash. hear how carson is defending himself. >> it's down to the final two on the bachelor. things got steamy, but someone else was in the hot seat. the women tell all. our senior global executive exclusive consulting analyst is here to break it down. it's tuesday, march 7th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> well, repeat that title? >> i think i forgot. jack is like whoa, i just got a raise. yeah. >> don't i wish. >> we are going to have more from our bachelor analyst coming up. we're going to start with breaking news. >>> at least one tornado as severe weather hit several states. >> you can see the line of storms from oklahoma to wisconsin. tornado warnings were in four states. >> they're trying to figure out the extent of the damages. these scenes east of kan swept through a neighborhood. >> get away from the windows. middl

and i think doctor carson has distorted the entire process. >> a statement posted late monday on carson's facebook page seemed to reflect that point. it red in part: immigrants made the choice to come to america. they saw this country as a land of opportunity. in contrast, slaves were forced here against their will and lost all their opportunities. the two experiences should never be intertwined, nor forgotten. kim hutchinson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >>> meanwhile president trump want to make a deal with planned parenthood. tells the new york times he'll keep federal funding to for the group if it agrees to stop provide ago bore sean. planned parenthood dismissed the idea. federal funds cannot be used to pay for abortions, jim? >> rahel, pennsylvania senator pat toomey held social media conversation right here yesterday at cbs-3 studios, in a live chat on facebook he said he hasn't had face-to-face town hall meetings because he spends so much time in washington. toomey says however he's held 48 town hauls over the phone. he adds his office will probably hossa town hall in philadelphia i

carson the benefit of the doubt. that's why i am voting for him, because he made commitments to me in person sitting in my office across the table, and he made commitments in the banking, housing and urban affairs committee in his testimony as written responses. 2450es -- these clu the promises to address lead hazards. he pledged to uphold -- under oath he pledged to uphold the fair housing act and the housing

>> carson wentz. it was this time last year the eagles got the ball rolling, setting up the foundation to get wentz. how active do they need to be in free agency and with trades to get you excited for 2017? >> i'm excited as it is. because the free agency period is really exciting. and frankly it's all we have, all right? let's be honest. it's all we have at this particular time. but always been able to pull something out of his sleeve. so i'm look forward to what he can do this year with a salary cap situation that's not really good. be creative with a trade or a lower priced free agent. see what happens. >> they have about 8 million to play with right now. wentz is excited to see what the eagles do. caught up with the eagles quarterback at the philadelphia sports card show in king of prussia. after some time out wentz is working out, working on his mechanics and hoping the eagles are working on finding him a go-to receiver. so, carson, what have you been up to? >> a little bit of everything. got tim

carson released this statement.he slave narrative and immigrant narrative are two different experiences. immigrants made the choice to come to america. in contrast, slaves were forced against their will and lost opportunities. the two experiences should never been intertwined nor forgotten nor should that statement, mr. carson. >>> we now know the cause of death of the actor bill paxton. according to the death certificate, paxton suffered a stroke following heart surgery. he was best known for "aliens" and "titanic." so talented. 61 years old. >>> 48 minutes past the valley donald trump's policies, but investors are not concerned. we will have a look at your money next. powerful you'll think they are. re myss theye more... it's time to see what power really looks like. new neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair with accelerated retinol sa. clinically proven to reduce wrinkles in just one week. wrinkles? your time is up! rapid wrinkle repair. and for dark spots. rapid tone repair. neutrogena® see what's possible. >>> iraqi

carson has distorted the entire process."ent posted late monday on carson's facebook page seemed to reflect that point.it read, in part:"immigrants made the choice to come to america. they saw this country as a land of opportunity. in contrast, slaves were forced here against their will and lost all their opportunities. ... the two experiences should never be intertwined, nor forgotten."i'm kim hutcherson reporting. ( mark ) in the east bay... a stretch of morgan territory road is closed this morning due to a mud slide. the heavy rains triggered the slide that buckled the road... and it still needs to be repaired. dozens of people who live in the area are forced to drive a long one-land route around... or park to the north of the closure and walk through the damaged area. one family says they have to cross the road a couple of times a day and dealing with the closure has been stressful. "it takes a little extra time, extra work to really figure out how you're going to get through your day. you know what's stressing me out is

carson is getting hammered. the record, anyone forced to leave their homeland is not an immigrant.ow certainly slaves were abused human beings who had no choice about where they lived or even what they did. but if you listen to dr. carson's speech, his point was that even those most abused on this planet have dreams, and those dreams are now achievable, according to dr. carson, in the usa. now, bernard mcguirk and greg gutfeld. i always think that before you condemn someone for a mistake, a verbal mistake, gutfeld, of which you make tons of them. >> not like that one. >> bill: no. but it wasn't done out of malice, and it wasn't done for any other purpose other than to make a point that america is a land of opportunity. now, dr. carson has -- i wouldn't say apologized, butld he has issued a statement, look, not what i meant. the slave narrative and immigrant narrative are twote different experiences. he does acknowledge his mistake. should he be crucified for this? >> i don't think so. it depends on who says the

. >>> and just days on the job, hud secretary ben carson with controversial comments on slavery. >> therere other >>> good morning from the cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. well, the house republicans' plan to replace the affordable care act hasn't been out of the block for 24 hours and already facing opposition from some republicans. safe guards for people with preexisting conditions and the ability of adult children to stay on their parents' plan until age of 26. committee voting is expected to start tomorrow, nancy cordes reports. >> there is one thing and one thing only that lawmakers were doing on monday night, and that is poring through the 66-page bill just released by republican lawmakers. some details are still missing but here's what we can tell you about what's in it. the bill would provide tax credits to help americans buy insurance. americans making under $75,000 a year or families making understand $150,000 would get the fum credit and they would begin to taper off for people making more than that. now, how journal russ are t

carson.unfortunate to me, anderson, is that it seems as if with black republicans or conservatives there's automatically had rush to judgment we are unaware of our history or where we come from or why we're here. we can understand that dr. carson who has an exhibit in the african-american museum and saw portions of it that talked about slavery has acute awareness where we come from and how amazing it is so that so many years after slavery he can stand there as a secretary of hud. >> angela, is it unfair to pinpoint one sentence he says in a long speech where he it appears like he's speaking extemporaneously, and parse his words? >> i think at some point we all have to be accountable for the extemporaneous words we use, as well. ben carson said that black people work ford less. i have breaking news for ben carson today. you can't see it on my shirt but it says we built this joint for free. we didn't build it for less. i believe cune ta kin ta ta had no deep desire to one day become toby in had

in fact, alshon believes carson wentz can be mvp.ecome mvp. listen to the conversation they had. >> he said, i don't really care about mvp. i want to win championships. i was like, that's right. that's the right mindset, right attitude. >> what does that say about him? >> means a lot for a young player to say that. like i said, the sky's the limit for him. >> you can see he has the had factor to be able to play with a guy to grow with him and help him in other ways, i'm looking forward to it. >> reporter: what an amazing conversation for carson wentz to basically say i don't really care about being the mvp. i want to win championships. and these guys are going to get together with the other weapons on offense and they're all going to have a good time coming up in about a month or so. and they're going to hang out with carson wentz, get to know each other and of course work on becoming good football players. i tell you, a lot of eagles fans are excited, especially because players want to come here and play with carson wentz. coming up

>> carson is color blind.rson is a sweet fourth grader, but a lot of the times when you're in fourth grader your teacher asks you to do something in colors. so carson has to ask a friend, which means he's having to cheat. it is not a fair environment for such a sweet kid, but you can almost make out the logo with these incredible glasses that take you from a world without color to a world filled with it. and it is seeing ivory brought in. >> look at the smile there. >> that's the sweetest thank you ever. >> it is so sweet. >> he gets a hug first before he puts them on. >> you can see people lose it. they go, wow! and he just goes -- just a tiny smile on his face. and then, about to run the test again. >> what color is this? >> red. >> what color is this? >> orange. >> every single one of them right. >> look at that smile. ivory, his teacher, with the help of friends are responsible for buying the glasses for him. and it just goes to show the length they go to to help our kids. >> you don't ever have to worry a

last year the number one goal was to get carson wentz.year the number one goal is to get carson wentz some help. at least one eagles fan trusts the process. there's wentz hanging with sixers start joel embiid at the sports card show in king of prussia. he's working out and working on mechanics. just like eagles fans, he's dieing to find out what the team will do to build around him. >> excited. just with other guys on the team and talking about how we're excited for otas to start building this thing and head in the right direction. >> talk about you drafting a wide receiver with or free agency. >> see what happens. it's an exciting time of the year with free agency. always trade rumors. there's the draft and the combine still going on. it's an exciting time. i remember just a year ago i

really ben carson? what is this guy thinking about? well, what do you think about ben carson's comments? log on to any of our social media pages and join the conversation. >>> temperatures in the 60s sounds great. but there are also some showers lurking around. meteorologist howard bernstein joins us with the first alert seven day forecast. >> considering we're in somewhat of a drought andrea, a shower sounds great to me. we need them. we're going to need the water here. but they're going to be held down by some cold coming over the next few days. right now 67 in national. 69 in springfield. still in the 50s in northern loudoun county. rockville 63 with andrews at 59. but lot of mild ire out there and especially to the south and west, look at the 60. 71 norfolk. still a chill central pennsylvania to the northeast in the 40s. but the warmer air is going to win in the short-term and with the warmth some showers. might even get a rumble of thunder out of this activity in west virginia. and that could even impact us. want to show you close

wentz and told carson he wanted to maim him an mvp. carson said i'm not worried about mvp, i want to win a championship. those guys are already building up a good rapport. that is situation here at know of care complex, i'm don bell, and ukee, we will see you later in sports. >> i like what i'm hearing, thanks, sir. >>> john bon jovi is known forgiving back and now that the new jersey rocker is at it again. >> see how he is lending a hand to someone who has helped his band over the years. >>> a missed opportunity to witness history why people planning to go to president trump's inauguration just received their invitations. >>> what would make these people wait outside in the cold, today, how about free food, we will let you know where you can still go tonight , to grab a bite, for free. >>> it is march madness, one day after the temperature hit the 60's, it is a frigid friday, and kate lets you know how long the chilly weather sticks around and tracking threat for more snow, coming up next week. we will be right >>> as president trump

think they're happy they got them, carson is certainly happy. they get the biggest name on the free agent market. receiver alshon jeffrey from the bears. howie roseman says really they were going in a different direction and he came to them. he turned down a better offer. he's coming off a four-game suspension for p.e.d.s. tory smith signed for two years with options for two more years. both have something to prove. a and eagles fans tonight, hey, what say you? >> there's some good moves, but you know, we got to do a couple more things, shore up the defense. >> i think anything they did is an upgrade over what we had. >> they wanted to get carson went some weapons. >> i think these are good moves. not a lot of risk involved. we'll hear from tory smith about what happened in san francisco but conner barwin's message to eagles fans after being released. >>> next at 11:00, how much snow is going to fall in your neighborhood? i'll have the timing and totals straight ahead. >>> you are my celebrity crush. i love everything you do. >>> remember this l

says a lot about carson and a lot about the eagles and carson that these receivers want to come here because of him. john clark, we'll have a lot more coming up at 5:00 and 6:00. >> all about teamwork. >> super bowl 2018 you never know. we'll see you soon. >>> investigators are searching for the cause of a fire that left one person dead in chester county. the fire started around 10:00 this morning on valley forge round. we're told other people were in the house at the time. but they made it out safely. >>> today, pope francis said he would be open to the idea of allowing married men to become priests. the pope said the church could consider the possibility because many remote communities around the world are facing priest shortages. but he did rule out the prospect of allowing single men who are already priests to marry. tim furlong spoke to a local priest about the idea. hear what he had to say at 5:00. >>> new details about a police chase that ended with a car crashing into this house in penn's grove. police say the driver turned himself in overnight. police tried pulling him over

ben carson's comments comparing slavery to immigration. we went to the national museum of african american history and culture to hear what people are saying. >> in the speech yesterday, ben carson talked about the immigrants coming through ellis island and then he said this. >> there were other immigrants who came here at the bottom of slave ships who worked longer and harder. sam: that sparked criticism from samuel l. jackson who pleaded out "expletive please," to tamer comments. >> how he can be so oblivious. >> it doesn't stop there. last night on siriusxm, carson started to use the term involuntary immigrant. >> you can't be an immigrant if you are brought over here against your will in chains. >> yes, you can. you can be an involuntary immigrant. >> later -- or involuntary. if you come from outside to inside you are an immigrant. >> reaction from the national museum of african american history and culture. >> in anacostia, much the same. >> how can slavery be an immigrant? honestly. it's insane. >> carson and his wife put out a state

in fact, alshon says he believes carson will be a future mvp. question is, will alshon stay after his one year deal is up. >> going into the situation i just looked at it, whether it was the best possible situation for me and my family. maybe one year was the best for me. >> we feel confident when alshon gets here and sees the passion this city has for our football team, that this will be place he'll want to be. >> tory smith comes here after two bad years in san francisco. hey, he was very good with the ravens, brings a lot of speed to the offense. birds fans, if you're worried you're getting the 49ers version of tory smith, listen to this. >> you want to race, we can go do it. now, i can still run. i've seen all the love and hate that can happen too. i view it all at as passion. it's a place and organization that's hungry and they'll rely on us to make it happen. >> the eagles resigned offensive linemen. they resigned their backup, chance warmack has been brought in. reports say jason kelsey will be staying. >> the first thing we talked about

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carson clarified his remarks on his facebook page documenting the difference. >>> this morning we are cause of death of actor bill paxton. according to his death certificate obtained by e news, he died from a stroke on february 25th. 11 days after surgery to replace a heart valve and repair damage to his aorta. the face of turner classic movies died. robert osborn was 84 years old. >>> casey anthony, the woman acquitted in the death of her 2-year-old daughter opened up. now, she's finally saying her piece, insisting she doesn't know how the last hours of her daughter's life unfolded in an interview with the associated press. >> i'm not certain, as i stand here today what happened. >> to your understanding, how did she die? >> i don't know. >> something about drowning, possibly? >> everyone else had their theories, i don't know. >> your parents had her? >> my dad did. >> next thing you know, she's missing? right? >> i did what i was told. i don't remember too much of what happened. >> still to come here on "early today," talk of impeachment is heating up. >>> charges are pending after

ben carson. >> bob: one word ben carson did not get out of his mouth was in voluntarily.ay it. obama said they involuntarily came on slave ships. carson didn't say that bread one word is a big difference. >> brian: they were immigrants and their own way was the follow-up. ben carson, also african-american, i didn't know if you notice. >> bob: didn't notice that prayed to >> eric: bob, are you suggesting immigrants came over here. are you suggesting immigrants weren't choosing to come over and the bottom of slave ships? >> bob: also said working for low wages. >> kimberly: you just got zapped. the bug zapper blew up. you're making a distinction without a difference. you can't be able to parse words on it and say there's any material difference whatsoever. >> brian: meghan, let's get you in here. you understand parsing words. >> meghan: the proof is in the tapes you showed. both of these men are saying the same thing. i don't even remember the one clip with president obama with the slavery comments. i don't remember seeing that picked up on any new cycles. they are basicall

i have to start with ben carson.his first speech to the housing and urban development group, his own team, i have to share what he had to say. >> it's what america is about. a land of dreams and opportunity. there were other immigrants who came here in the bottom of slave ships worked longer and harder for less. >> slaves he's talking about. in a facebook post later, he tried to clean this up and reversed his comments saying slave and immigrant experiences were entirely different. i mean, we are four weeks away from baseball season and ben carson is leading off if an absolute unforced error. what happened here? >> ben carson is not a great communique tor. i loved his book, it is incredible. look at some of the things he said and you are like, where is that coming from. >> is that about communication or about what he believes? >> i think it's about expertise and a lack of expertise. he is talking about immigration, not a sweet spot for him. everyone that knew him as a doctor said he's a great neurosurgeon. >> white ho

carson has distorted the entire process."ment posted last night on facebook, secretary carson clarified his comments writing in part "immigrants made the choice to come to america. in contrast, slaves were forced here against their will and lost all their opportunities. the two experiences should never be intertwined, nor forgotten." still ahead...the t-s-a rolls out new pat-down procedures at airports across the country. see how passengers feel about the new policies. and next... the splash brothers have another off night. after the break... see who picked up the slack to help the warriors get the win. and here's a hershey's miniatures. we pour 'em! we pass 'em! we pick 'em! delicious fun for everyone. hershey's miniatures are mine, yours, our chocolate. yours, no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is backing up in the cash lanes. san mateo bridge at the limit. drive time are at the limit for wb 4 sb 680 wb 580 and nb 101 more arrests could be coming after rallies in support of president trump from over the weekend. according

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carson was primarily along party lines. carson will be responsible for driving housing policy and will oversee programs that provide assistance to low income americans. carson ran for the presidential nomination in 2016 against donald trump. >> rates for home loans fell slightly in the latest week according to freddie mac the 30 year fixed rate mortgage averaged 4.1%. rates this year have not followed the typical patterns. they have not been tracking the yield on the 10 year treasury as closely as they once did and they've also not been rising as many predicted and that is helped keep refinancing activity steady. >> so if you're thinking of selling your home this spring, you probably know the housing market is hot pretty much everywhere. but when exactly is it the hottest time to list in your neighborhood? diana olick has the answers. >> reporter: this spring housing market is barely underway but it's already one of the most competitive in years thanks to low supply and high demand. sellers are in the driver's seat but if t

among biggest need get something one carson wentz can throw to and don't worry about his elbow, wentzmiles and says it feels great. >> one fan trust process here's wentz hanging with joel embiid at philadelphia sports car show at valley forge put on by hunt auctions. after taking time off wentz has been training and working on his mechanics. wentz tells "action news" he cannot wait to see how this off season plays out for the eagles and of course start 2017. >> i'm real excited. with some of the other guys on the team and talking about how we are excited about otas to start heading in the right direction. >> we are talking about you guys drafting wide receiver or going after a wide receive, how much would you like to get some help in that position. >> we will see what happens. it is exciting time of the year with free agency, is there trade rumors, the draft, the combine was just last couple of days, still going on it is an exciting time. i remember this year when i was in that situation. a lot of uncertainty in that area for those guys. >> more from our interview with carson wentz on

listen, carson wentz he's something you might be surprised he's doing.etting some kids fresh and i'll show was he's doing in the community plus the eagles made a couple of moves that will go a long way next year. see how the eagles added championship swag. that's coming up next in sports. if you're looking frien. "hi!!!" "hi everybody" "cookie!" all-new it's sesame street live make a new friend! playing liacouras center april 6-9 tickets on sale now! liacourascenter dot com ♪ eagles not staying put. i like it. i love it. still making moves to get better. that's what a championship team does. eagles pick up a couple players today that shouldn't be looked at small ones. solid moves super bowl teams make. they signed patrick robinson to one year deal. not number one guy but a solid cornerback. a nickel plus the eagles added championship swag also chris long fresh off that super bowl within the patriots signed a two-year deal with the eagles and today is actually his birthday. happy b day chris it's your birthday you turn 32 and you get paid while doing it.