thanks to katie, robert, george and linda for checking in with clear skies, 40s and 50s. the winds are flat under 5 miles per hour for the most part except for oakland. then across the bay at sfo these winds will be pretty consistent today out of the south 5 to 15 miles per hour. a westerly right now in napa. these are three things to take away from this weathercast: i don't see any rain in the next 10 days. here's the approaching area of homes the front now pressing up against the northwestern section of the state of california. one more chance of the rainfall but i'm not very impressed with this system our futurecast illustrates here comes the rain, watch the clock, 8:00, then it spills on over the central bay falling apart very quickly. wake up tomorrow morning for the commute with partly to mostly cloudy skies. then clear skies and warming trend. .14" the most rain in santa rosa. our numbers where they should be for this time of the year. 50s, 60s, up to 70. same on thursday. flirting with 80 on friday. a good-looking weekend. a few clouds, partly cloudy by next tuesd

jersey and is the author of truth overruled the religious freedom and co-authored with princeton's robert george. the book what is marriage, man and a woman a defense. he has a bachelor's degree fromr princeton university and a doctoral in the university of notre dame. thank you everyone for coming. you are in for a treat. all around us people try to deny the obvious that men and women are equal but not the same. this is a timely and important book responding to the drive to abolish male and female. but the senior fellow at the catholic association she writes and speaks about the religious freedom, catholicism. she's appeared on fox, pbs and the bbc and her writing has appeared in "the new york times," the "washington post," and usa today, the weekly standard and the huffington post. her new book coming in her new book sex scandal she explores debates about women in the military and the workforce. she explores gender-neutral parenting and equitable homemaking. the arguments come with a warning when delivered on college campuses. we best protect the property and dignity when we stop trying to mak

here with me now are the statements authors, professor robert george, mccormick professor at princetonniversity and dr. cornell west, a professor of philosophy. welcome to both of you. as we look at what's going down at berkeley, professor george, let me start with you. they're concerned because they have had some violence on campus, and they don't that to happen again. the students say that there needs to be an environment created so ann coulter can talk to the group zoo truth seeking mission, they need to create and maintain freedom. there needs to be a general attitude of tolerance and respect for other people's points of view. you need certain virtues and the students and faculty and the administration, and those include an openness of mind, willness to listen to other people, engage each other, not to try to shout each other down or stop each other from speaking. another point about the berkeley situation that i think is important, we must avoid the hecklers. we must avoid some people resorting to violence, or threatening violence, so that a university has no choice but to prevent

truth overruled fro, the future of marriage and religious freedom, and co-authored with princeton robert george, the book, what is marriage, man and a woman. he earned his bachelors from princeton and his doctoral degree in political philosophy from notre dame. these join me in welcoming ryan anderson. [applause] >> thanthank you, john and thanu everyone for coming. today we are in for a treat. while all around us people in power tried to deny the obvious, that men and women are equal but not the same. ashley mcguire has written a timely and important book responded to the drive to abolish male and female. she's a senior fellow with the catholic association, she writes and speaks wild about religious freedom, catholicism and women pictures appeared on cnn, cbs, pbs, fox and bbc. as writing has appeared in the "new york times," "wall street journal," the "washington post," "usa today," time magazine, the weekly standard, the federalist, the new post in the the "huffington post." her new book "sex scandal," she explores the bates about women in the military and women on the workforce. campus hook

george w. bushr nominated john roberts as chief justice.. there was no filibuster attempt against that nomination. president bill clinton nominated ruth bader ginsburg and david prior to the supreme court. president george h.w. bush nominated justice souter and clarence thomas to the supreme court. either just a face to filibustes even though 48th in the voted against the thomas nomination. they did require a cloture vote when a group of democrat senators attended to block a vote on the confirmation of justice alito's nomination. es 72 and back to invoke cloture,e, or preserving the bipartisan u.s. of filibusters against supreme court nominee is. among those who reject bid the alito filibuster in 2006 with the two democrat senators from my state, senator robert c. byrd and senator jay rockefeller. 72 senators voted to invoketing cloture on justice alito's nomination, but only 58 ended up voting for the final confirmation. the senate has a very clear history of rejecting the use of the filibuster proof court nominations. there's no justificati

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cat is in hayward, robert in redwood city and george in san francisco, katie in hayward, all waking up bright and early with us. clocking in, checking in, reporting temperatures in the 40s and 50s. thank you very much for playing along with us here at kpix 5. satellite and radar an approaching area of low pressure looks impressive as far as the dynamics are concerned. the big deal is though we now have this huge dome of high pressure diverting the storm track well to the north of the bay area. so that's going to sideswipe us on saturday with increasing clouds but taking the precipitation to the north of the bay area leaving us rain- free on saturday and sunday. so here's your futurecast. and here comes that front and notice how close it gets to sonoma county by 4:00 saturday morning and then falls apart. we'll see those clouds from time to time. less clouds on sunday. but we will see some cooler temperatures in comparison to today over the weekend due to that front. high sierra, also precipitation- free. our numbers today from 64 in pacifica to 71 degrees in oakland, emeryville and als

george w. bush and john roberts as well as justice alito all received 60 votes during the course of their consideration. that is not written in the law. se, but it was written in the rules of the senate. you needed 60 votes to overcome the possibility of a filibusterd and to file closure. that rule change to a majority. that's unfortunate. lifetime appointment to the highest court on the land shoulr be more than just a bare majority vote, as far as i'm concerned, and historically with few exceptions, that has been the case. that is not the case here. we found yesterday, a change in the rules which was under the power of the majority to do, a change in the rules whichci lowered the standard for this judge for the first time in ad century to a mere majority vote. that's when he received and that's what brings his nomination to the floor today to be considered for the supreme court. at the end of yesterday's session, when the rule was changed, some senators were engaged in celebrating on the other side of the aisle. i don't know why. i think it was an unfortunate moment. the question is where we go froe h

george. thursday, robert of the dallas fed. another big fed speaker week. this is bloomberg.ed if vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. welcome to "bloomberg markets." from bloomberg world headquarters in new york we are going to take from you washington, d.c. to san francisco and istanbul. in markets the u.s. stocks rebounding from a weekly decline. the s&p 500 riding the most in two weeks. trading is light today with many key markets, particularly in europe, still closed for the easter holiday. meanwhile, the 10-year is holding near a november low. and vice president mike pence encouraging china to take action against north korea hile he met with troops. this come after the north korean failed missile test. and the vice president saying they will act without china if necessary. and reports. the company may find it tough to build on last year's record

roberts. >> she said her friend, george clooney has only been sexiest man twice and she will rub it in in herristmas cards this year. >> once you have been five times, though -- >> does it really mean anything? >> should we pick somebody else? just a thought. >>> an act of kindness brought a restaurant worker to tears and for good reason. >> she was walking a customer to his table in connecticut, and the man noticed she had trouble hearing and she told him one of her hearing aids was broken and out of nowhere he gave her $500 to help her fix it. >> i am in shock. it's not something that happens every day. i didn't say i needed the money or anything, and he just came in the back and said i am not going to take no for an answer, and i tried to give him back the money, and he was like, no, you deserve this. >> the restaurant owner is now using t-shirt sales to raise money for the american society for deaf childre. >> we will come back with another full 90 minutes of news including the east bay city that may have a new school district. >>> and then the grades are in. where one agency is dropping

scholars who worked with gorsuch on, including john finnes, john keywaun at georgetown university, robert george at princeton university, general editor; the experts offered by the white house asserted that the criteria for citing work and dis certations on legal philosophy is different than for other types of ak -- academia or journalism. while gorsuch may have borrowed from others he did not miss ideas or arguments. judge gorsuch did not attempt to steal others intellectual property or arguments taken from other writers as his own said george. in no case did he seek credit for insights or analysis. in short not only is there no fire, there isn't even any smoke. the article continues the examples at issue make up a small fraction of published works by gorsuch which include hundreds of legal opinions, academic articles, news articles and his book. "politico" did not conduct a full examination of the federal judge's writings. yet, a review of the documents provided to "politico" shows gorsuch parroting other priorities pros and sourcing without citing them. instead, gorsuch often acknowledges the

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george w. bush, roberts as well as -- all received 60 votes during the course of their consideration. that is not what the senator from texas eluded. but it was written until yesterday, you need 60 votes to overcome the possibility of a filibuster. that role has changed yesterday to a majority. that is an unfortunate occurrence. a lifetime appointment in the highest court of the land. historically, with very few exceptions that has been the case. that is not the case here. we found yesterday changing the rules which was under the power of the majority to do.a change in the rules which lowered the standard for this judge for the first time officially to a majority vote. he received and that's what brings his nomination to the floor today to be considered. for the supreme court. at the end of yesterday's session when the rule was changed, some senators were engaged in high-fives on the other side of the aisle i am not sure why. i don't think it was time for any willing celebration. i think it was an unfortunate moment.the question is where would we go from here. we know the outcome of t

amy: long-time award-winning investigative journalist allan joke -- the george polk award, robert f kennedyrd.dupont: the his red for numerous publications. to see his conversation with julian assange on democracy now! , go to democracynow.org. that does it for our show. we begin "change in america tour " sunday in princeton, new jersey. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. go to democracynow.org to see our 60 cities in 30 days to ur. happy birthday to anna ozbek. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] reyes: they put their lives on the line and fought for the united states only to get deported to mexico. it's the story of hispanic immigrants who served in the military but could not enjoy the american dream. i'm elaine reyes in washington, d.c., and this is "americas now." first up, military veterans of the united states who are not u.s. citizizens being deported after committing a crime. it's happened to over 200 c

george w. bush, john roberts as well as justice alito, all received 60 votes during the course of their consideration. that is not, as the senator from texas alluded, written in the law per say. but it was written until yesterday in the rules of the senate. you needed 60 votes to overcome the possibility of a fillibuster and to file cloture. well, that rule was changed yesterday to a majority. that's an unfortunate occurrence. a lifetime appointment to the highest court on the land should be more than just a bare majority vote, as i'm concerned and historically with very few exceptions take has been the case. that is not the case here. we found yesterday a change in the rules which was under the power of the majority to do, a change in the rules which lowered the standard for this judge for the first time officially in at least a century to a mere majority vote. that's what he received and that's what brings his nomination to the floor today to be considered for the supreme court. at the end of yesterday's session when the rule was changed, some senators were engaged in high fives on the other side o

robert dole. it is about an hour. george mitchell: at the beginning of this congress, i said the passage of comprehensive health care reform would be a high priority. i repeated that goal at the beginning of this year and said i would give it my close attention and all my energy. two years ago, americans made the judgment at the polls that the nation's problems had been subordinated for too long to problems abroad. the pressures on working middle income families from corporate downsizing, defense industry conversion, violent crime, college costs, and inflated health insurance costs all made americans ask us here in washington to focus on america -- american needs. president clinton and the democratic congress responded with a budget that cuts the deficit and has contributed to the creation of more than 4 million new jobs in the last two years. and with legislation to reduce crime, improve college loans, broaden trade, speed up the introduction of new technologies, and the economic prosperity they promise. we also made a stro

and this is what john roberts wants to destroy. and actually what george bush wants to destroy as well. now why do they want to destroy it? i think they want it destroy it, not because they dislike watching the yukon women's hoops team. they want it destroy it for the -- they want to destroy it for the same reason that they want to overturn roe versus wade. they want to destroy it for the same reason that they're actually trying to roll back everything that a previous generation, ali's generation, won in the streets. and i think for that reason alone it's worth fighting for. but it's also worth fighting for because it represents an attack on all of us. nobody benefits. and they trot out all of this garbage about it. oh, it's just funding teams that don't need to be there. look at the men's crew team, they had to be eliminated. look at the men's wrestling team. just two facts for people to leave with. one, is that the number one budget-eater in all of college sports, is football. men's football. the budget for men's football destroys athletic budgets. and m

george san francisco, in the low 50s. robert says it's 50 in redwood city.nd good morning to katie in hayward at 51 degrees. clouds will be scooting through the bay area today. these are all clouds associated with the front that will produce the rain showers beginning with towards the evening commute on thursday. we'll walk you through that. partly cloudy and mild today. thursday mostly cloudy, breezy, wet, windy on your friday. satellite-radar does suggest that this area of low pressure is still queued up ready to move into the bay area. its timing has been spot on. its pace hasn't changed. its intensity is strong for this time of the year. so clouds drift north from the southerly direction. wednesday lunch hour fair game to pack a lunch and eat outdoors today. here comes your thursday morning commute. the rain remains in the far reaches of the north bay. spotty showers possible during the day but there's your evening commute. a hit-and-miss scattered shower. intensity will hit the bay area during the early-morning hours of friday. by lunchtime hit-and-miss

george spoke about efforts to end a bill. up next on american history tv, senator mitchell's press conference followed by reaction from republican leader robert dole. it is about one hour. the beginning of this congress, i said

george w. bush, john roberts as well as justice alito, all received 60 votes during the course of their consideration. that is not, as the senator from texas alluded, written in the law per say. but it was written until yesterday in the rules of the senate. you needed 60 votes to overcome the possibility of a fillibuster and to file cloture. well, that rule was changed yesterday to a majority. that's an unfortunate occurrence. a lifetime appointment to the highest court on the land should be more than just a bare majority vote, as i'm concerned and historically with very few exceptions take has been the case. that is not the case here. we found yesterday a change in the rules which was under the power of the majority to do, a change in the rules which lowered the standard for this judge for the first time officially in at least a century to a mere majority vote. that's what he received and that's what brings his nomination to the floor today to be considered for the supreme court. at the end of yesterday's session when the rule was changed, some senators were engaged in high fives on the other side o

roberts told "people" it's bragging rights over two-time sexiest man alive george clooney. >> i'm goingard to the clooneys this year. >>> janet jackson debuts her baby. 3-month-old son issa is instagram official care of his 59-year-old mom's post. his father and her estranged husband broke his silence a week after news of their split he wrote on his personal website, quote, thank you for your divine love, your eternal support and for being my best friend. ♪ a source tells us their split has been amishable. >>> beyonce's pregnant outing. there is beyonce leaving a restaurant. the expectant mom smiled and worked those braids. inside we were told she can't stop smiling and didn't seem to mind when a few friends put their hand on her tummy. >>> prince harry talks therapy in a podcast interview with the telegraph he says he buried his grief over his mother's death but as an adult he finally sought counseling. >> losing my mom at the age of 12 and shutting down all of my emotions for 20 years has had a serious effect on my terrible life and work as well. >>> richard simmons returns home from

don't miss these close of interviews with fed president esther george tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. and robert dallas fed on thursday. let's get a check of the headlines. >> president trump kicked off the white house easter egg role today, reporters asked the president for his message to north korea after the failed missile test on saturday. >> any message for north korea? president trump: you've got to behave. onthe administration is track to make the united states "stronger and bigger and better than ever before." another is criticizing the united states for the recent use of the largest ever nonnuclear bomb, calling it an immense atrocity against the afghan people. they drop to 43 massive ordnance air bomb blast, reportedly killing 95 militants. his country was used very disrespectfully by the u.s. to test weapons of mass distraction. erdoganave given sweeping new powers. nine month after he faced down an attempted military coup. he won the referendum that changes turkey from a parliament led system of government to an executive presidency. he warned opponents not to challenge the legitimac

george w. bush nominated john roberts as chief justice. there was no filibuster attempt against that nomination. president bill clinton nominated ruth bader ginsburg and steven breyer to the supreme court. neither faced a filibuster. and president george h. w. bush nominated david souter and clarence thomas to the supreme court. neither justice faced a filibuster, even though 48 senators voted against the thomas nomination. one recent supreme court nomination did require a cloture vote when a group of democrat senators attempted to block a vote on the confirmation of justice alito's nomination. but a large majority of senator, 72 in fact, invoked cloture preserving that bipartisan practice of rejecting filibusters against supreme court nominees. among those who rejected the alito filibuster in 2006 were the two democrat senators from my state, senator robert c. byrd and senator jay rockefeller. 72 senators voted to invoke cloture on justice alito's nomination, but only 58 ended up voting for the final confirmation. the not has a very clear

georg georgia. >> phil smoke billowed from a an apartment building. firefighter robertto arrive. >> definitely get in the mindset we going in. >> somebody was in there. >> he said help! >> all of a sudden, they ran over to him. somebody is in there. >> i heard somebody screaming we have -- i'm up here i'm up here and then i seen him hanging the baby, he had a baby in his hands. >> that's when it happened. in a flash, a father desperate to save his childs toed the baby from the window. >> he came up and he caught it like a football. he caught the baby like a football pass. i said whoa! look at there. that was remarkable sight to see something like that. >> i'm not sure there's anyone thing that can actually prepare someone for what firefighter sutton encountered yesterday. um, what you get through all those years experience, training, working with your fellow crew members is just the ability to think quick on your feet and have situational awareness to allow to you react when a situation presents itself. >> reporter: sutton who has firefighter for ten years is reluctant

roberts this morning. >> that's right. and this is the fifth time she's gotten the nod. she has a sense of human about it. she says pal georgelooney has only been sexiest man twice so she plans to rub her title in in their christmas card this year. >> five times, a record. coming up next goats in pa gammas. >> up next, kids having fun on >>> coming up on "abc 7 news" at 4:00, distracted drivers might be more distracted than we thought. what a shocking study reveals about what people are doing behind the wheel. on the "abc 7 news" at 5:00, seven years after allowing women on board, the navy is making it easier for women to serve on submarines. some changes are obvious, others are not. all coming up. >> this next story likely to put a smile on your face. >> yeah, goats in pajamas, these kids were recently worn. this is from the cream railway in maine. they said we let the first ten kids born out for a pajamas party. >> it is goatling season. the farm expected about 50 kids to be born over the next month or so. the baby goats spend about eight weeks with their mom and then go to new homes in june and july. you know, maine not a

george w. bush. he pulled back at the last senate, barack obama doing and so trump is following a very conventional path here. robert: we're talking about congress applauding the president for the moment but a lot of them want the president to come to congress and look for authorization. what's the white house's approach to approaching congress for this? >> they are of the position we did not ask permission. that's a norm that we have seen since president obama decided himself that he was not going to conduct seed in his retreat from actually deploying missile attack against assad and changed his mind and went to congress and found out what he and david cameron in the u.k. discovered which is, it was a very hard lift to try to get that support from the legislative allys that they had hoped to get. and president trump made no bones about the idea that he thought it was legal. he thought it was supported. he gave conflicting rationales for that. but that he was not asking for permission. robert: i want to go to nancy. you've been reporting what do we know about who actually influenced the president's decision here? wa

george's county. i'm erika gonzalez, back to you. >>> new this morning, emotional words from the family of robert godwin sr.lderly ohio man who was gunned down and his killing was posted on facebook. >> this after they learned the man accused of killing him is dead. >> we all know, and we want to see him go to trial because of what he did to my brother. >> police believe it was a random kill then posted video to facebook several days ago. we're learning dramatic details of how officers tracked down the killer. nbc's gabe gutierrez is live from erie, pennsylvania. good morning. >> reporter: aaron and eun, good morning. a dramatic end to this manhunt. this morning, investigators are trying to figure out what steve stephens was up to during the 48 hours he was on the run. but you're right, we're learning these details about how police managed to track him down. it was actually employees at this mcdonald's. one employ first noticed him when he came through the drivethrough and put in an order of chicken mcnuggets and french fries. that employee recognized him and his car and called 911. other employs tried to s

george spoke about efforts to end a bill. up next on american history tv, senator mitchell's press conference followed by reaction from republican leader robert dole. it is about one hour. the beginning of this congress, i said that passing health care reform would be a hype priority. i repeated that at the beginning of this year and said i would give it my close attention. two years ago, americans faced a judgment at the polls. the nations problems had been subordinated for too long to problems abroad. the pressure on middle income families, violent crime, college health crimeflated cost all made americans ask is here in washington to focus on american needs. resident clinton with a budget that cuts the deficit and has contributed to the cuts of more than 4 million jobs in the last two years and legislation to increase college loans, speed up the introduction of new technology and the economic prosperity they promise. we made a strong effort to reform the existing system so that every american can afford private health care insurance as good as that which covers senators and members of the house of representatives. the resident made this eff

the state department, taught at georgetown university and george washington ufrpt and published widely. welcome, dr. rumer. clint watts is a robert thoughts fellow for the foreign policy research insurance tucson ought to and a sen r senior fellow at george washington university. he's a consultant researcher forecasting threat accurate bee havior and developing count irrelevant measures for did he feeting state and nonstate actors. he designs and implements customized training and research programs for the military, intelligence, law enforcement organizations, at the federal, state, and local level. clint serves as a united states army infrontitry officer, fbi agent on jant terrorism task force as the executive officer of the combating terrorism at west point and as a consultant to the fbi's counterterrorism division and national security broonch. welcome and thank you for your service. with that, i will recognize our witnesses from my left to right and dr. godson, you are recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and like so many members of the committee for inviting me to this hearing. i'd like to begin with just a minute or two

he taught at georgetown university and george washington university and published widely. welcome, dr. rumor. clint watts, is a robert fox fellow for the foreign policy research institute. and a senior fellow at the center for cyber and homeland security at george washington university. he's a consultant and researcher, modeling and forecasting threat actor behavior and developing countermeasures for disrupting, defeating, state and non-state actors. as a consultant clint designs and implements customized training and research programs for the military, intelligence, law enforcement organizations at the federal, state and local levels. clint served as a united states army infantry officer, an fbi agent on a joint terrorism task force. as the executive officer of the combatting terrorism center at west point and as a consultant to the fbi's counterterrorism division and national security branch. clint, welcome, thank you for your service. with that, i will recognize our witnesses from my left to right. and dr. godson, you are recognized. , vicenk you mr. chairman chairman, and members of the committee for inviting me

george washington's flag. the real culmination here at the museum, however at 10:30 with our speakers david mccollough, cookie robertsrformance from songs of hamilton by an original cast member. >> reporter: joe biden, list goes on. >> keynote by vice-president joe biden. >> reporter: doors opened up at noon, check out on line though that is where you can get tickets before coming here they are selling out fast. jim and rahel back to you. >> thank you, jan. >>> we have some breaking news in the "eyewitness news" room former new england patriots tighten, aaron hernandez has been found dead inside of his jail cell. our sister station wbz in boston confirms hernandez was found hanging from a bed sheet >> hernandez was serving life sentence for murder of odin lloyd, video from last week when he was acquitted on two other murder charges. stay with cbs-3 for the latest but aaron hernandez found dead in jail from an apparent suicide. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news", imaging for a walk or jog and seeing this along the trail, yes, that is a ball of slittering snakes, find out why they are piled on top of each other like

robert kraft who traveled on air force one and marine one. >> i can't think of anything like this in the modern era. >> reporter: an ethics expert at george washingtonfrom george w. bush's trips to his ranch in texas or president obama's trips to martha's vineyard, trump can mingle with members who now pay over $200,000 to join. >> he shouldn't be traveling there on a regular basis on the public's dime, and shouldn't be driving business to his personal interests. it is unacceptable. >> reporter: what is the price tag and who is paying? preside prime minister abe's was a personnel gift from the president himself. the transportation, secret service protection, military support and the coast guard are paid for by taxpayer's money, as they are when any president travels. it is estimated a weekend trip in 2013 by president obama to chicago and south florida cost about $3.6 million. the costs for air force one alone, $142,000 per hour. >> this is where he sees his family. he brings people down there. this is part of being president. >> reporter: critics, including a conservative budget watchdog group, say the frequent trips cost too much. >> there is room

john roberts says that perhaps the white house was relieved and maybe there was some coordination to get that backed off on a little bit. joining me now, marc thiessen, speechwriter for president georged boa lethe, founding executive director of georgetown's institute of politics and public service. both are fox news contributors. let me get your thoughts on this, first. tax return, when you talk to people, when you travel around the country over the course of the campaign and in the first 100 days, tax reform is one of people's number one things that they want to see, marc with. is this a problem? >> it's a problem. i'm not surprised they are backing up for the august date. they have a trifecta of problems, a lack of momentum, a lack of revenue, and a lack of momentum. politics is a sort of momentum. that was a big momentum killer when they feel depressed about my care repeal. at the same time, a lack of revenue. $100 trillion that should have been repealed that we don't get to use for tax reform. if you want to cut the rate, as paul ryan wants to do, you have to come up with the money. that is $100 trillion of the table. the board of adjustment, that is a way to get foreign trading

robert employers is, governor morris. they don't make it. who makes it? there are six people who make the list. this is, i guess, my list, but i defend it. they are george washington, primos interparis, the foundingest fathers of them all, and they would all said among us he was the greatest. they all said that. no disagreement. he is the toughest to get to know. benjamin franklin, the grandfather amongst the fathers. franklin was born roughly the same time as jonathan edwards, and he grew up knowing increased mather in boston, and he's an old guy. he at the time in an international poll would rank higher than washington, because of the reputation as a scientist in england and as a philasof in france. washington's key value is judgment. he got all the big things right. franklin's is wisdom. he's probably the wisest of them all. and people say, well, what would franklin say about the affordable care act? you can't do that, so i have developed the answer, he would not care, because he is on medicare. [ laughter ] john adams, i like him best, and you will see why, because he tellses you more than any of the other founders in his diary and the letters. he i

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our george i out here in northeast ohio, i encourage to give them a call, talk to them, call us and turn yourself. >> arrest warrant issued for aggravated murder after stevens targeted 74 year old robertat random shooting him to death. police say they learned about the killing from callers outside the cleveland area who had seen video of the shooting on facebook. the video reportedly shows gun being pointed at a man's head and then fired, the victim falling to the ground. >> and he drove off. i know he heard me screaming. i look across the street, and just led me -- i saw blood. >> godwin reportedly walking hope home after celebrating easter his family. >> i this man right here was a good man. i just hate he's gone. i don't know what i am ' going to do. it is not real. >> facebook disable access to the video after posted sunday afternoon. police say stevens claimed publicly to have killed other, but chief williams said sunday that they don't know of any other victims. read bin john, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> back here at home, upper darby bail set at $1 million for the man accuse in the hit-and-run that injured a young girl and had he great aunt. now facing long list of charges inc

the state department, taught at georgetown university and george washington ufrpt and published widely. welcome, dr. rumer. clint watts is a robert thoughts fellow for the foreign policy research insurance tucson ought to and a sen r senior fellow at george washington university. he's a consultant researcher forecasting threat accurate bee havior and developing count irrelevant measures for did he feeting state and nonstate actors. he designs and implements customized training and research programs for the military, intelligence, law enforcement organizations, at the federal, state, and local level. clint serves as a united states army infrontitry officer, fbi agent on jant terrorism task force as the executive officer of the combating terrorism at west point and as a consultant to the fbi's counterterrorism division and national security broonch. welcome and thank you for your service. with that, i will recognize our witnesses from my left to right and dr. godson, you are recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and like so many members of the committee for inviting me to this hearing. i'd like to begin with just a minute or two

roberts. "pop news" and we begin today with some new details for you on pippa middleton's upcoming wedding and a royal affair. kensington plaskon firming prince georgeeen named a bridesmaid. good luck with that. their momma, pippa's sister, the duchess of cambridge, kate, will be involved along with prince william and harry. judy wade says kate will likely not be her sister's maid of honor to avoid stealing the spotlight. the future queen might do a reading. yeah, that's nice. give it up for courtesy. so probably do a reading instead at the ceremony and that big day is may 20th at st. mark's church. i am available to report should you need me. >> road trip. >> live coverage. >> road trip. >> exactly. >>> spring in london. >>> also in "pop news" this morning, kylie jenner in the news. more than just a makeup mogul, a kardashian sister at 19 she's now an executive producer and star of her own show. it will be called "life of kylie" airing on e! network and will follow her as a fashion designer, author, social media star and ceo of kylie cosmetics. jenner said the episodes will give her a chance to show fans what she's working on and feature personal t

george w. bush white house and state departments elise jordan and political reporter for the washington post, roberte saluted, mark halperin, anybody that can drop in 2017 an american bandstand refence from 1974 that's pretty good. >> man of great range. >> banstand. bandstand. >>> warring inner circle either work it out or move on. that could spell trouble for senior adviser steve bannon, who has been sparring with the son-in-law jared kushner. >> don't do that. not smart. >> reince priebus organized an hour-long meeting to try to clear the air. bannon's message were, quote, democrats will never run the white house, referring to kushner and gary cohn. bannon has nick naemed them the west wing democrats. national security adviser h.r. mcmaster is said to be pushing out holdovers from michael flynn's short tenure in the white house, among them k.t. mcfarland being reassigned and likely to be nominated as ambassador to singapore. the former fox news commentator was brought on by flynn, who was forced out himself in february. not a promotion. >> not a promotion, no. bob costa, first of all, breaking ne

roberts. good morning, everybody. it is time for pop news and we begin with new details on pippa middleton's upcoming wedding. get ready for a royal affair. kensington palace confirming this morning 4-year-old prince georgeas been named a bridesmaid. good luck with that. their mama, pippa's sister, the duchess of cambridge, kate, will also be involved, along with prince william and harry. as kate's royal author judy wade says she will likely not be her sister's maid of honor to avoid stealing the spotlight. the future queen may do a reading -- yeah, that's nice. give it up, give it up for courtesy. she'll probably do a reading instead at the ceremony and that big day is may 20th at saint mark's church in anglefield. i am available to report should you need me. >> road trip. >> exactly. spring in london. >>> also, this morning kylie jenner in the news. more than a makeup mogul, a kardashian sister at 19 she's now executive producer and star of her own show called life of kylie. airing on e network. it will follow her as an entrepreneur, fashion designer, social media star and ceo of kylie cosmetics. she says the episodes will give her fans a chance to show what he's working on beyond the standard snapchat