it's cirque du soleil's first broadway show and they're doing things their way. battist takes us behind the scenes. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: this is not your average musical. it's what you get when cirque du soleil brings their high-flying stunts to broadway. para mor somersaults its way through a tale of love, fame and jealousy set in hollywood's golden age. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: at the center of it all is indigo, a struggling nightclub singer who finally gets her big break. in real life, ruby lewis is making her broadway debut in a story line that mirrors her own. >> it was weird, because cirque du soleil discovered me singing in a nightclub in los angeles. and i'm from kentucky. she's a girl from a small town, moves to los angeles to pursue stardom and she sings in a nightclub to make ends meet. big time director happens to be there one night. >> that's me. >> reporter: jeremy kushner plays a.j. golden to discovers indigo. >> he sees her and thinks she's meant for the screen and becomes smitten. >> reporter: the central plot leads its leading lady entwined in a love triang

inspired by james cameron's avatar torque the first flight by cirque du soleil will have you wowed atnd we're taking a look behind the scenes and finding out, firsthand how the mythical nov i comes to life. >> it features the horses we have seen in the movie avatar. we see them in our show. it gives the name to the show, they are big, big puppets. but here, we have some of the costumes that you have seen in the show, these body suits are what they use, they are made to look like novi skin and how wye transform our athletes into novis. >> speaking of. >> yes. >> transform into a novi myself by lead ago bat zoe. >> i'm so excited, i cannot even breathe. >> well, creating the novi skin took a foundation color created specifically for the show. >> so it is three different bases, i'm using this one, and that one and thinks like the shade, and the light. so now i will do just a little darker. this is a important step because when you are doing acrobatics and sweating if you don't have this powder it will get all messed up. >> people in the hallway think i'm part of the show. >> we're ready

learn more at your john deere dealer. >> cirque du soleil performing.ow the fall, but they say the female performer landed on her back while flying through the air, hitting a swing as she fell. she was carried away on backboard, but officials with the show say she's okay and doing well. >> now information this morning, on that deadly bus crash that killed 13 church members in texas. just before wednesday's accident, calls came in to law enforcement officials, in count counties about person driving irradically, that pick up slammed on route 83, 75 miles west of san antonio, pick up driver and bus driver survived the crash. >>> out west, off initials oakland, california blame fatal fire in a building on a candle. that fire killed four people and displaced dozens more. the building housed recovering addicts and people who had been homeless. the fire happened just three days after city building inspectors found numerous fire code violations including non-working sprinklers anal larges. >> shocking video out of australia showing entire communities under wate

adopted for the most part going to united states although a significant number went to europe analyst soleil at. many, if not most already scheduled to be adopted by families going to this process for a while already been in the end anybody to alexian of photographs or the fall of saigon fell helicopter on top of the building people climbing up to get did in the complete chios on negative chaos knows a they did not work in the official -- efficient manner balata of vietnamese parents were so panicked about their children after the communists took over it was to get them adopted overseas and the ability to care for them. so what the children ended up at the last minute by the entire day got to the u.s. there was the question hollow reed place these children and where will we put them? >> that was dedicated to the baby live was eight galaxy aircraft that it came in to vietnam april 4 for and children were quickly loaded into the plane there were 200 something children loaded on to a cargo jet in the inside of a passenger plane looks like so most of it the bottom part cause like the inside the

. >> let's check with jen with the cirque du soleil. >> what are you supposed to be >> she's backstagerent type of show, it is more of a show with the plot line, there is some speaking rolls but then there is acrobatics and big stage stuff and costumes so come on back we will show you everything they have going on here. ♪ ♪ it isn't just about vision, it's about care. nobody cares for eyes more than pearle. >>> some places getting rain, jersey shore, stone harbor, cape may, lewis delaware, other place necessary southern delaware, and again, it shouldn't linger too much longer. now we're backup to 50 degrees we are at 39 in mount pocono. forty-seven in wildwood and at lee, the wind are starting to pick up especially to the north of us with the 30-mile an hour wind gusts in mount pocono. windy, sunny today with a high of 63. sixty tomorrow. plenty of sunshine. the morning is the question on friday, snow, and or rain, very cold air moving in for the weekend. still cold, on sunday, for the st. patrick's day parade, 35 degrees is all we will get, for high temperatures, so i think we will al

is pliable and interest is broad and kids have the most time to mess around so right now we are of soleildvocating for policy whether challenge grants were direct action in the state or through other mechanisms of the federal government to establish a way to get the needs that we have of open jobs with the education we currently have been the case through 126 -- system. >> senator hatch just unveiled his innovation agenda focusing on the h. b. one visa program also what you think needs to be changed about the program if anything. >> first of senator hatch announcement today was wide-ranging pride and passion to senator hatch outlined a wind the agenda that was incredibly aggressive to put smiles on the face of everybody in the room because he was clearly listening. want to start off to say thank you very much to senator hatch for bringing up and investing is an energy. and did seize some specific issues and then to get ahold of the piece of with that reality that we live been so and then how do you bring that person over? how do we get back into the system works out to be replenished the

our investments in caa, cirque du soleil, these are the results of working in what we think of as differentegments of tech knowledge he where we can have a differentiated approach. jason: coming up after the break, who is buying and who is selling? we hear from more voices. roberto: we did not get brexit. i don't think we're going to get anything else in the short-term. we need to stay calm. ♪ ♪ jason: welcome back. i am jason kelly here in berlin. one station in the hall, there has been a mood of optimism and part of the caution comes from concerns about regulation that may be headed for private equity in europe and back in the united states. i asked the coo of riverside what that might mean for her investment going forward. pam: when you think about some of the things that need to happen or might happen, it's hard to get things done. no government in the world short of a dictatorship can really move things along quickly. let's talk about border tax. that came out and now there is a deluge of people going wait a minute, you can't do that. mary barra says if i assemble the car in detroit, w

content media, our investments in caa, our investment in cirque du soleil, these are the results of working in what we think of as different segments of tech knowledge he where we can have a dutch technology -- segments of technology where we can have a differentiated approach. jason: that was todd. coming up after the break, who is buying and who is selling? we hear from more voices at the conference here in berlin. roberto i don't think we're : going to get anything else in the short-term. state -- we need to stay calm. stay focused. ♪ jason: welcome back. i am jason kelly here in berlin at the superreturn international conference. on stage and in the halls here, there has been a mood of optimism and part of the caution comes from concerns about regulation that may be headed for private equity in europe and back in the united states. i asked the coo of riverside what that might mean for her investment going forward. pam: when you think about some of the things that need to happen or that might happen, it is really hard to get things done. no government in the world short of a dictatorship

[applause] soleil a couple of years ago in part because of obamacare. but the programs were not right. but it is time to make a decision grex will be repealed obamacare? will you encourage a each senator to do the same. we'll use the end before me? we can do this. together we can. we want to. and we will. [applause] so here we are we have been out in the cold. but storm congress. noble. and an. lead skidded then prepared joining me to be a member of the group we will get you taken care of then the setup with your property's. try again.

soleil reading this to my son and i promised this experience for us. i love to this book. [laughter] when you're reading it together it was the most brutal situation. [laughter] i cannot even remember what he said but it definitely provoked a conversation about difficult choices. [laughter] >> we are going to hell to laugh about the pony. >> the course of black stallion in all the books that came after that. was convinced i would move to an island and i am still trying to get their. i distinctly remember reading a collection of plays and autobiographies and that book that i still have it was so important to me because it was the first time my read a book by a black woman who was unapologetically smart. she did not hide. she is a genius. i'll give you a little anecdote where they have some of her papers. there was the yellow pad she wrote to columns. things that i aboard and the that excite me but there is of way that your own work becomes very laborious. what i love to is that what she was actually writing about is brilliant that these children are indicated they have blow

. >>> a cirque du soleil reporter recovering after she was injured during a performance in washington state. she was flying from one swing to another last night when she fell and landed on her back. the performer was taken away from the arena on a stretcher. she was conscious and did not need to g hospital. >>> rescue crews pulled four people aboard the boat to safety. they all had minor injuries. all four were wearing their life jackets. they blame high winds and rough waves for this accident. >>> three, two, one, lift off. >> you're looking at a milestone for spacex. they successfully launched a reused rocket. it's the first time it has ever been done. it put a commercial satellite in orbit. it took four months to refurbish the rocket for launch. >>> i'm erika martin with a first alert forecast. we'll start off with an aerial flood watch that has been issued from saturday morning at 2:00 a.m. it does encome pass the entire viewing area. we do have rain. it will only get steadier as we track a developing low that's due here by this afternoon. in addition we do have a weather advisory

soleil stop by to see what was happening as the freshman football player number to end the rotc class simply standing there between class's and was shot in the thorax. the guy picked him up and threw him backward their army battle rifles it is insane to control what crowd with the army battle rifle m-1. this breaks part agate choked up because walking between class's a friend of hers was walking beside her he heard the shooting grabbed her pushed her down and said stay down the shooting stopped he said it's okay to get up she was shot from 130 yards away at sniper rage. it breaks your heart. so this is the outcome of old thing. so what happened was strategy for the university to be said that with the wrong equipment and many word during talks about this . and aster do the impossible many did fired guns with a deep regret but of course, ultimately he the various tragedies. and so on the notable turnover to you. >> good afternoon i will ask if anybody was in selma 1965? we talked earlier. i will give you a chronology for the sake of those were not familiar. the civil rights act passed i

soleil answer that question the headline is bush criticizes trump there should be the free and independent press but it should be accurate. [applause] >> i made the decision after my presidency not to criticize president obama and i feel the same way about trump. first of all, the office of the press it is more important than the occupant to. [applause] i believe that undermines the office of the of presidency. second commander stand there is a lot of critics idol want to make the president's job worse matter the political party. it is a hard job if they are there second-guess saying it will make it harder. i want anybody who is president to succeed. we are in this together. i m understand sometimes my remarks can be construed as criticism but did is not meant to be after i finish this book tour you probably will hear from me for a while laugh laugh i like privacy. people say thank you for the sacrifice. it is sent to serve a country you love. but you do sacrifice anonymity. i cannot walk down madison avenue maybe i should say that better. >> without drawing a lot of attention to the exten

not know when it would clear sometimes they needed to pay the bill right away or though late fee soleil was an expensive decision but also logical. >> in the book you talk about so have a surprising response of puerto rico woman in her 50s and to come to my window with the information, the computer screen to pay $20 every time she came in. and to explain what they needed to do. to create an arrangement which is interesting in and of itself that would have been charged the bad jackie to keep track of the customers' bad behavior even if it is not your fault you made be kicked out of your bank account and then you cannot get another account for a couple years so they say i cannot pay that today's so what do we do? so we say sorry we need a $20 the teller said of course, not so that is the good example without being penalized so do uc to create opportunity spinet there has been such a change the guy who hired me said by way of illustration banks want one customer with a million-dollar is inject cash schurz want a million customers with $1 nobody can argue with that like every other profit s

soleil appreciate your comments.of both of these countries who will not only have to hold the line but also put forward a vision. my favorite foods said martin luther king had a dream. not a strategy. said the dead is states needs to articulate that vision in beneath the awful headlines to break the silence again like the aclu to say is this to we want to be? and it was not that long ago when the sitting vice president of the united states said the aclu was helping the terrorist because of what was happening in iraq and get no. with the civil society organizations services looking to create a public space that achieved a monumental victory to be the main architect to provide equal funding in the budgetary process. seven government does not yet implemented this was the huge victory not because of the largess of the israeli government but to give those arab citizens a fair sheik? just like the government of israel who said the great propaganda branding it was the old ddt movement from israel -- all ddt. [applause] it i

our investments in caa, cirque du soleil, these are the results of working in what we think of as differentof tech knowledge he where we can have a differentiated approach. jason: coming up after the break, who is buying and who is selling? we hear from more voices. we did not get brexit. i don't think we're going to get anything else in the short-term. we need to stay calm. ♪ jason: welcome back. i am jason kelly here in berlin. hall, therein the has been a mood of optimism and part of the caution comes from concerns about regulation that may be headed for private equity in europe and back in the united states. i asked the coo of riverside what that might mean for her investment going forward. kim: when you think about some of the things that need to happen or might happen, it's hard to get things done. no government in the world short of a dictatorship can really move things along quickly. tax. talk about border that came out and now there is a deluge of people going wait a minute, you can't do that. i assemblesays if the car in detroit, what does that do to me? interest,bility of you hav

now gone and in combination with the sun glare, just 7 miles per hour as you come down to cirque du soleil in philadelphia tonight. finally we got rid of the crash at lancaster and girard and things are moving normally again on the 10 and 57 trolleys and pennsylvania turnpike eastbound just 4 miles per hour between valley forge and norristown, because eastbound approaching norristown a crash taking out two lanes and the schuylkill is busy but better than the single digit speeds on the eastbound turnpike. the pace on 295 in cherry hill as you head southbound the crash is gone as is the disabled vehicle and slowing in both directions, crash on 42 southbound has cleared as has the one in marlton and medford. and the water main break from earlier this afternoon blocking arm street. back over to you. >> thank you. >>> much more to come on "action news" wednesday night. a budding partnership in south jersey is pairing school children with shelter animals and a whole lot of books. why this new program is benefiting everyone. >> but first trouble on the high seas for a group of seasoned sailors th

new this morning, the show will go on in seattle after cirque du soleil avoided a serious injury during last night's opening performance. this is video just after it happened. during the premier of the show, a female performer had a hard landing on a swing act and stayed down. this is a photo showing her airborne just before getting hurt. now, she is expected to be okay. performances here were put on hold last november when a worker died. it was not during a performance. >>> recovery efforts are conditioning in atlanta after a fire caused part of a major interstate to collapse. you can see the chunk of road that is missing. a live look at the scene this morning. that's what it looked like on i-85 during rush hour. no cars there, though. instead, foirefighters say that the fire burned right under the freeway. despite all of that, no one was hurt. the interstate will be closed for the foreseeable future. >> this is going to take time for inspection and then time for the engineers to go in there and assess what they are going to have to do to build it back. >> this is reminiscent of a scen

i said this morning that sean should try out for cirque du soleil for all of the bending and twisting that he needs to do to try to keep up here and he's paying a price, there's no doubt about it. sean was one of the best-liked and respected press people in washington and he has sacrificed a lot in these last 70 days trying to sometimes explain the unexplainable. >> i want to get to your show but first let me set up my question with i got to talk to retired senator allen simpson. >> always fun. >> always down for a sound bite. i was asking him about bipartisanship because he crossed party lines and i know you talked to john mccain who crossed the line as well. here's senator simpson. >> the coin of the realm when i was there was trust and the coin of the realm is severely tarnished and an example would be me and ted kennedy. i didn't agree with his votes. i didn't care about his life style. that had nothing to do with me. that's all his. but when he shook my hand and said i'm with you or i ain't, i put it in the bank and he never lied to me once. that's what it's all about. you don't

. >>> new this morning, the show will go on in seattle after a cirque du soleil acrobat avoided serious injury. wait until you see how high up she was. this is video just after it happened. a performer had a hard landing on a swing act and stayed down. you can see her fellow workers tending to her aid. the seattle post intelligence showed a photo of her going airborne just before getting hurt. she's expected to be okay. a performance was put on hold last november when a worker died. that was not during a performance. >>> it's 6:06. a developing story out of atlanta, recovery efforts are continuing right now after a fire caused part of a major interstate to collapse. this was the scene of i-85 during rush hour. firefighters say the fire actually burned right under the freeway. luckily, no one was hurt. the governor has declared a state of emergency. the interstate will be closed for the foreseeable future. >> this is going to take time for inspection and it's going to take time for the engineers to assess what they are going to have to do to build it back. >> this reminds me of a scene i

inspired by james cameron's avitar, the first flight by cirque du soleil will have you wowed at the wells> and we're taking a look behind the scenes and finding out first-hand how the mythical delights. >> see the horses, seen them in the movie after tar, we've seen them in our show. it gives a name to the show, as big, big puppet, but here we have some of the costumes that you'll see in the show. these body suits are what they use, made to look like knobby skin. that's how we transform our athletes. >> speaking of. >> one of the main, her name is zoe. >> zoe, tori. turn into a knobby myself. >> yeah. >> i'm so excited, i can't even breathe. >> creating the skin took foundation color that was created specifically for the show. >> so i would like to see kind of different base, me, i am using this one. and this is shade and delight. >> now i will do like powder, very important step, because when doing acrobat and sweating if you don't have this powder it is getting all mixed up. >> you know what's cool? i think people in the hallways think i'm part of the show. >> be right out. >> after man

soleil waiting for my interview almost like in a dream state somehow it felt strangely familiar as if it was meant to be. suddenly swung open with your pieces and radios and watcher come toward me. did they know what i was doing? and then behind the agent could it possibly be? it was the of president. and it never occurred to me i may actually meet him and i did not know what to do so what if the flag were passing by? i eight steps straight put my hand over my heart and looking off into the distance none even looking at him. i am sure it was completely ridiculous but he walked right toward me and extended his hyundai shut his hand and introduced myself. hello. nice to meet you the president of the united states of america. i imagine him 10-foot tall giant he tackled communism head on and solved many of the world's problems. with an ordinary man just over six fled tall but up close eye socket touching is of great evidence of his 78 years. his cheeks full of life and happiness and vitality. the smile was more asymmetrical and i had noticed but it was perfect. as i wonder fulbright true

i mean, poor sean spicer should be in cirque du soleil for all of the different twists and turns he hastake based on what his boss says. >> yeah. and he's going to get more questions today. i mean, it would be malpractice for reporters not to be asking about it, and he -- >> i talked about it as a hot mess. it is a hot mess and i don't think it's getting better any time soon. >> when it comes to the russia problem, this began -- we know the fbi started their investigation back in july. this, of course, that means during the obama administration. democrats have been critical that president obama and maybe looking back, they wish president obama had done more, had come out for forcefully against russian interference in the election. do you think that criticism is fair looking back? >> you know, i am not here as a spokesman for him -- >> of course not. >> but knowing how he thinks and what he said, i'm sure that his concern was not to do anything that looked like he was, in fact, politicizing the investigation and putting his thumb on the scale in some way. and he proceeded with caution fo

. >> like a cirque du soleil show with a story, song and dance as well. >> nicki, always great to havehanks for the immersive journalism here. >> good assignment. >> we'll be right back. ♪ five-second rule protection. new lysol kitchen pro eliminates 99.9% of bacteria without any harsh chemical residue. ♪ lysol. what it takes to protect. my cold medicines' wearing off. that stuff only lasts a few hours. or, take mucinex. one pill fights congestion for 12 hours. guess i won't be seeing you for a while. why take medicines that only last 4 hours when just one mucinex lasts 12 hours? let's end this. two kids barfed in class today. it was so gross. lysol disinfectant spray kills 99.9% of bacteria, even those that cause stomach bugs. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. >>> it's time for our in box segment. >> also known as our least favorite segment. kidding. >> we take a look at what you guys have thought about the show. >> our most crinkge worthy segment. >> you might have noticed our fashion yesterday during the storm. >> like to think we were fashion forward. >> that was my

soleil will explain to the world what russia does to break the backbone of democracy than make a case why they should be sanctioned. i have no evidence personally that they be given full opportunity without interference. >> this question stand up. >> emily? given the 2016 south carolina presidential election results that those are implemented. >> to be successful as possible. and to get the country moving again. >> so to replace obamacare i want to put judge course such on the supreme court because we need to we want someone to rebuild our military. i want to build a pipeline to get away from canada so that you learn that i am a conservative and damn proud of it. and the rest of the death of and for clinton. >> this next question is from westminster. >> said down. >> go-ahead. this question is from westminster. please stand-up we need affordable health care will lead you to make sure middle-class people can afford health care quite. >> who asked? how many if you are on medicare? all of you? how many if you like equips whoa. let's keep it. how many of you are below 65? you raise your h

soleil if he looks at those trends to adopt as the thatcher's style reform. the panel today we will discuss with they will do with experts of highways and public transit and aviation. eyebrow heavily from all of the speakers today and i encourage you to go to those website so i would induce the speakers and then we will get going. the research fellow and was at the heritage foundation as the go to guy for pro market reform on infrastructure when i write about transportation issues i look at what he has said over the years to make sure i am on the right track. associate director for privatization has the phd from indiana university. us senior fellow at the competitive enterprise institute privatization and innovation such as automated vehicles in did is crucial to the current debates which a thinking is a topic of discussion. and the third speaker is the assistant director at the reason foundation and earning a master's degree from the georgette institute of technology and then we have an expert on urban growth to right tons and tons over the years to have a l

plus, we follow along as jerry o'connell tries out for cirque du soleil. all next on "live."'t believe ♪ until you see >> announcer: now here are kelly ripa and jerry o'connell. [cheers and applause] >> ♪ yeah, we're all about ♪ a good life ♪ good energy, come follow me ♪ oh, it's gonna be ♪ a good night >> ♪ that's right ♪ that's right >> ♪ that's right ♪ my generation [cheers and applause] >> kelly: thank you. thanks, jer. hi, hi! >> jerry: what is up? yeah! [cheers and applause] whoo!

soleil started to look around this is what joe biden fought -- thought to someone steps down to send up the name of gases senate to seriously consider not having a hearing on the nominee. with that conclusion was the season is under way action on nominations must we put off until the campaign ise over. that is what joe said 1992. bottom line no doubt to the shoe were on the afoot theater side would havein delayed the confirmation of process and tell the next president was elected. and then the senate in the hands and not doing anything and with those democratic words in the past and we have been consistent and have been voting for everybody since i have been here. just as roberts, uh justice alito, justice sotomayor and justice kagan and all four have one thing in common how can they choose one and then say they're not qualified for the job ahead? living exemplary lives and now the shoe was on the other foot. after i've voted for justice kagan all the headlines said this will hit 20 it's the primary. they were right. that was the main reason i dunno how we got here as a nation the sc

cirque du soleil using and really in the parking lot. fleet week. concerts readily at at&t park and then they have large events at pier 48, 27, and 35. that includes concerts, corporate events, very visible. facebook, google, dream force, everything happens over at the port. these are just some of the pictures of past events in the last couple of years. concerts america's cup and fireworks. currently, for last five years as a been there but work on quite a few developments. i've always say nothing very moves very fast at the port. it takes a long time. many outside agencies statement commission, bcdc, corps of engineering, anytime you want to do anything with the 100 feet of the shoreline, it requires a lot of permission, let different groups. one of the workouts of the five years i've been around was actually believe started four years before that was giants parking lot-eight. pictured left is what it looks like on right now and hopefully they're hoping for the first quarter of 2018 to go-ahead and further sure for shovel in the ground is a root, 1

. >> uno de los artistas del espectÁculo de cirque du soleil resultÓ herido en una presentaciÓn en washingtonudad no cooperan con ice vamos a ir a la casa blanca a ver quÉ nos cuenta, ademÁs como un error que cometiÓ un dreamers lo pone apunto de la deportaciÓn vamos a hablar con Él y con un abogado para decirnos cÓmo protegernos. una empresaria latina que estuvo cara a cara con el presidente donald trump esta semana, este domingo en enfoque horario diferente una de la tarde 12 centro regresamos con ustedes. >> tenemos una cita contigo el domingo muchas gracias josÉ. >> buen para mantenerse bien informado recuerden que pueden visitarnos en noticias.com con la informaciÓn mÁs actualizada. >> ahora pasamos con diego adelante diego. >> muchas gracias vanessa, aunque nos hayan dicho que vamos a tener lluvia con ella siempre brilla el sol, vamos con janice a las condiciones tiempo cÓmo estas janice? >> muy bien querido diego, contenta de saludarte y contenta que hoy es viernes, y bueno nos vamos a chicago a ver cÓmo estÁn las condiciones ahÍ podemos ver aurora 37, chicago tambiÉn con 37 grados a n

caa.nt, media, investments in cirque du soleil.tments as a result of years of working in different segments of technology where we could have a differentiated approach and angle. .ason: todd sisitsky thank you for spending a few moments with us on a very busy day. back to you in london. francine: that was jason kelly speaking with todd sisitsky. us. nielsen stays with this week, bloomberg is launching a new show hosted by jonathan ferro each friday at noon focusing on global issues and events that directly affect markets. we will host the biggest names in the field and provide critical analysis. yield."loomberg real this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: let's bring the focus back to france with the french presidential candidate francois fillon, who will speak in a few minutes. still with us in london is erik nielsen from unicredit. talk is through the morning that was? it was chaotic. his wife was in custody and now they are denying this? very early this morning, the first news we had is that he was canceling his visit today at the agricu

cirque du soleil using and really in the parking lot. fleet week. concerts readily at at&t park and then they have large events at pier 48, 27, and 35. that includes concerts, corporate events, very visible. facebook, google, dream force, everything happens over at the port. these are just some of the pictures of past events in the last couple of years. concerts america's cup and fireworks. currently, for last five years as a been there but work on quite a few developments. i've always say nothing very moves very fast at the port. it takes a long time. many outside agencies statement commission, bcdc, corps of engineering, anytime you want to do anything with the 100 feet of the shoreline, it requires a lot of permission, let different groups. one of the workouts of the five years i've been around was actually believe started four years before that was giants parking lot-eight. pictured left is what it looks like on right now and hopefully they're hoping for the first quarter of 2018 to go-ahead and further sure for shovel in the ground is a root, 1

. >> looking at at couple different factors as soleil say primary indicator with a huge hispanic population in favor of breaking complete the against us. but in florida we thought we would be in trouble but north carolina said 225,000 votes in met romney carried north carolina. by 77,000. we knew we would win ohio the wisconsin and pennsylvania and michigan bieber very concerned about. because they took them for granted. i was the last rally of the campaign. from the rise in wireless center. it has been very good to us so this will be the 8:00 rally. he will not stop working at 8:00. to say i know this guy. we came here with the big light show. and we went to michigan it was a muffled last-minute thing and it made a difference because we knew. that the people have not been engaged in the election process. and hillary clinton did not connect with the african-american voters. donald trump one with the women. did nominee republican. donald trump one across the board. i was on the senate on cnn at the time. . >> we are for the affordable care act not to diminish what our goals were. they word t