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ted nugent is going to tell us what he thinks. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >> thist this picture. can you put it back up? it's a white trash mount rushmore. ted nugent, he's said the most vile things about hillary you can say. liz: this time calling a photo of sarah palin, ted nugent and kid rock a white trash mount rushmore. ted nugent joins me by phone. thanks for coming on the show. ted, listen, i may not agree with what you say, i'm not going to like some of the things you said about hillary, but i'm not going to call you names back. were you offended by cnn's commentary? >> we all tune in to cnn for comedy relief. i think it's a badge of honor. we met with th

ted nugent was supportive of ted cruz for quite some time. they had a good respectful conversation as far as the picture, they have outspoken view views. they have a different way of expressing themselves and whether or not they should have done it in front of hillary clinton's portrait is up for discussion. but that's who they are. >> do you think this would have been as big a deal had they just taken a picture of the dinner where she said they had a great conversation? >> no, let's not overanalyze or try to rationalize this too much. i think this is a president who just likes and feels comfortable around celebrity. those are three celebrities in the white house, and it's also a reflection of just how this information goes viral. we've heard stories about willie nelson spoking a joint in the white house. that's a story that's a legend. it was told by willie nelson and then passed on. nowadays with social media, and the way you have these pictures go viral. willie nelson would have live so i think -- i just think we should not try to overanal

algunas cuentas bancaria, propiedades de "el chapo," mÉxico se va a quedar con esas propiedades. >> tedtuna de el chapo y el proyecto costarÍa cerca de 22.000 millones de dÓlares. >> para algunos experto es casi imposible que se convierta en realidad y mÁs que eso la califican como una campaÑa publicitaria. >> para poner atenciÓn al senador cruz porque no se va a realizar. >> en mÉxico, muchos creen que la propuesta es irreal. >> ahora estÁ por ver si en el senado le creen o no a ted cruz. tz nos telemundo. >> esta semana no se pierda la mÁs completa cobertura de los primeros 100 dÍas del presidente trump. >> recuerde los primeros 100 dÍas de trump en tz nos telemundo. >> un venezolano considerado un hÉroe en su paÍs por su lucha contra el gobierno de maduro estÁ en manos de las autoridades migratorias en miami, fue detenido esta semana cuando se presentÓ a la peticion de asilo que introdujo en el 2015 en la solicitÓ denuncio que fue torturado en caracas por participar en protestas opositoras niegan ex haya violada alguna ley migratoria >>> el Único alegato que Él ha estado en estados u

it's ted. >> you are making me dress up as ted. >> we don't have a mascot.st my size too. >> okay. >> you don't have to. >> we will start things off with current first lady melania trump, releasing her official portrait yesterday. surprise she was not dressed as ted. >> it is believed to be the first picture of her inside the white house. hands crossed. hard to see much else other than the two giant rings there on her fingers. there is also a new picture, former first lady, michelle obama that came out. showing a relaxed mrs. obama. clearly enjoying the post white house life. >> her natural hair was apparently something that people had been waiting for. in case you are wondering, the internet approved. >> like it. nice natural hair. no more chemicals. no dye. no weave, no nothing. just let it be. >> i'm -- sporting some natural hair right now? >> so once again. here it is. you have the bracket. this was diane's bracket. this is why. all the black spots, not good. my bracket. >> no. >> also not good. >> not much better. >> put the head on. >> i did have north

you are on with ted yoho. wanted to thank you for being in the position that you are, acknowledging so much with so much credit he. doingu guys in florida any type of florida -- of program on the internet where they are running into these types of issues. on our front, we could have an .nline presence really quickly, i want to comment on my previous caller from alabama. saying, you have what is now syria, iraq, russia, and china, getting together. there is a lot going on. a newspaper in one hand and the bible in the other. to have representatives out there only helps. host: we will let our guest response. played football up in northwest alabama. i appreciate calling it. homegrown terrorism. we are dealing with that from preschool on out. are making sure there are opportunities out there. the best way to do this is make opportunities in our state and lead kids away from this. this is a destructive path. america, we have to take it vantage and use those. as far as the bible, i agree. there is a lot of chaos in t

el senador republicano de texas ted cruz quiere que el chapo guzmÁn pague el muro de trump. trump dijo que lo pagarÍa mÉxico, luego el gobierno, y que mÉxico reembolsorÍa el dinero. pero ahora el senador republicano ted cruz, afirma que de ser declarado es usted el pablo, el joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn loera debe escribir el cheque. tras hacer las matemÁticas afirmÓ. muchos republicanos piensan que usar asÍ esos fondos es positivo. >> me parece una buena idea, en tÉrminos de decir, vamos a encontrar una nueva fuente para financiar un muro que estÁ siendo una situaciÓn de controversia. jorge silva dice que la propuesta viene con una conclusi conclusiÓn inmediata. jorge: queda claro que los republicanos estÁn anunciando que mÉxico no va a pagar el muro en la frontera. estÁn buscando medidas legislativas para encontrar el dinero. reportero: presidente donald trump no ha encontrado la manera de tener el dinero. reportero: el primer problema es que nadie sabe en realidad cuÁnto dinero tiene el chapo y dÓnde. ha mayorÍa estaria en mÉxico y ese paÍs no enviarÍa ese dinero a estados u

. >> plus what the pope says today during his surprise ted talks. plus his new laundry mat for the poor where the homeless can wash their clothes for free. >> also ahead the raiders are getting one beast of a running back. the hometown kid getting ready to make his return to oakland. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, system is accused of hiding millions of dollars. a state audit reveals: it had nearly 175-million- >>> a university of california system is accused of hiding millions of dollars. a state audit reveals it had nearly $175 million in a secret fund. the university reportedly overestimated its operating costs and then spent less than it budgeted. the auditor said it could have been spent on students. . >> if we were able to use this money for california student enrollment which we've been fighting for over the last four years it would result in over 35,000 students being able to enroll in the university of california. >> university officials are denying the audit's claims. the uc president says the school system did not keep money stashed away. >> pope franc

that is ted nugent and kid rock and first lady, hillary clinton. [ceo] welcome. [heroine] happy to be here. [ceo] so when you take the job, all these benefits are yours. the world's 2nd most decorated sushi chef... i'm trying to get the first. over here we have quiet spaces for deep thoughts. the latest smart technology. and of course, personal mobility solutions... functional and pragmatic. >>> former vice president nominee, sarah palin visited the white house she brought along rockers ted nugent and kid rock and the pictures are generating controversy online what's appropriate at the white house, this one the most, the portrait of hillary clinton, the portrait hangs for the eight years she served as first lady. she explained it on jake tapper today. >> jesus was booked, so, yes, i invited my buddies, kid rock and ted nugent, some bold courageous all american dudes who i knew would have good conversation with the president and get to express a lot of good middle class work ethic type of issues and policy proposals that they could all relate to and that's exactly

ted?so much. >>> i think we'll have to break out the shorts this week. >> i don't think anybody will have a problem with that at all. some of you may want to hit the beach. look at this. 80 degrees. 82 by tuesday. and really, we're going to have mostly sunny skies. the high pressure system is going to be the weather maker. not a huge complaint at all. a nice stretch of weather. while we'll see 70s and 60s, and then the 08s. let's stay on the 08s. >>> thank you so much for being with us. "nbc nightly news" is next. for all of us here at nbc 10, hope to see you back here at 11:00. hope you have a great night. and the guardian the woman who found her calling looking after american children left behind after their

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joining us now, ted cruz.enator, the real a president -- the real lack of precedents here -- it's never happened before in over 200 years. a partisan democratic party that will not allow an up or down vote because they know they will lose. so, what do you think happens question marks become sean, you are exactly right. you played some of those early clips talking about an up or down vote on supreme court justices. they were very persuasive. we are going to have an up or down vote about judge gorsuch and he will be confirmed at the next associate justice of the supreme court. that really is a victory for the american people. this last election as you know was in many ways a referendum on what sort of justice would replace justice antonin scalia. hillary promised a liberal activist and trump promised a constitutionalist. >> sean: it is funny how schumer tries to shift the blame to the republicans when he is doing something that has never happened. and that is he is filibustering an up or down vote. it's really h

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while the president was in the school, laura kennedy and ted laura bush and ted kennedy were workingn this legislation. that's what they were trying to a cop bush and sure enough, in the 11th month of that administration, they were able to pass that these of legislation & it into law. that's a great example of a president reaching across party lines no way from the first weeks in office this is something he wanted to do even in a moment of crisis, sticking with it while they were planning to war in afghanistan respond to the 9/11 attacks. they are still moving forward with that legislation in a bar -- in a bipartisan way. remarkably hadon to first years. he had the first year of his -- after the an assassination of president kennedy and once he helped the country get through the sadness and the grief over that, he began moving forward very quickly and by that next summer, president kennedy was assassinated in november of 1963, by july of 1964, lyndon johnson had passed through the house and senate, the 19 64 civil rights bill. reelected by a landslide in november of 1964, he takes hi

ted ken dip because it was bob dole that said that ted kennedy could eviscerate you on the floor in his speech and then come in the cloakroom and convince you that he wasn't talking about you. but you know the thing about ted kennedy, the reason -- >> you guys menaced each other. >> we fought and then we would finish the fight and we'd put an arm around each other i'll never forget and say we did pretty good, didn't we. because he divorced personal relationships and personality from the issues. so therefore, if you were friends with ted kennedy, that friendship worked and it also, like with reagan and o'neil, when you had an issue you could sit down and work it out because you had a personal relationship. >> come up next, president and some of his supporters and he himself likes the dare gate the whole reagan administration to him. do you see him as a reagan-like figure? >> no, i don't. i think there it's fre pretty clear well aren't we killers and the guy that stood there and said so mr. gosha chaff, take do this wall. but then i realized there was. so, i finally broke the silence with

la iniciativa fue planteada por el senador estadounidense ted cruz, quien invito a los ciudadanos delmarse a ella .para evitar indico en una entrevista con la cadena fox, la entrada ilegal de drogas , personas y armas. super=ted cruz / senador estadounidense inq=..sus activos y ganancias, ese dinero, irá a construir el muro y a mantener nuestra frontera segura y nuestro país a salvo. el legislador hablo de usar 14 mil millones de dolares del lider del cartel de sinaloa quiene esta siendo juzgado en una corte de nueva york. stand= jazive perez/ ciudad de mexico inq=..autoridades de méxico y estados unidos han estimado la fortuna de joaquín guzmán en unos 21 mil millones de dólares ,incluso una importante publicación lo incluyo durante 4 años en la lista de las personas más ricas del mundo. dinero mal habido o no, los senadores de esta nacion rechazaron que los recursos se usen para un fin que en multiples ocasiones ellos han reprobado. super= gerardo sanchez / senador mexcano inq=..la posición nuestra no es como se paga , sino que no se debe construir el muro.. super= jesus casillas /

senator ted cruz's brainchild.seized from el chapo to pay for the border wall. >> yesterday i filed the act that provides if he's convicted the famed mexican drug lord, the estimates are his criminal fortune is roughly worth about $14 billion. now, coincidentally, the estimates for the cost to build a wall range from $14 billion to $20 billion. my legislation provides if those assets are forfeited, those assets from el chapo will go directly to building a wall and to securing the border. >> voila. your government at work. and -- >> you have a harvard law degree for that for sure. >> it's clever because he also put out a petition that would be clicked if you want to support it. it goes straight to his fund-raising page. >> ted cruz. >> you would not for a moment think that somebody in this town was seeking publicity to get clicks on i an website to raise money. >> never. >> next there's gambling in the casino. >> ted cruz likes donald trump's idea since cruz ran for re-election in 2018. he seems to be courting donal

>> jon: i love ted talks. >> stephen: did you do ted talks. >> jon: i did. >> stephen: what was that jon: jazz, tre >> stephen: there it is. so it is. right now the reason i ask is the annual ted conference is happening in vancouver, and it kicked off yesterday with a surprise skyping in from none other than pope francis! i think it's impressive for an 80-year-old to set up his own webcam. it's not like he can get help from his grandkids. >> jon: oh, yeah, yeah. ( applause ) >> stephen: pope francis talked about developing a healthy relationship with technology. >> (translation: how wonderful would it be if the growth of scientific and technological innovation would come along with more equality and social inclusion. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i'm sorry. i was on my phone. what wer i just blocking jerks who don't agree with me. and the pope used a powerful metaphor to describe how power corrupts people. >> (translator): power is like drinking gin on an empty stomach. you feel dizzy, you ge

helped chris out with some of the staging and music and so on and if you spend four or five days at tedthe intellectual stimulation is so overpowering sometimes that it's very refreshing to have a scottish folk singer go off and seem you for 15 minutes, so my job was to bring in musicians and create custom music for each session. >> you did just that creating music for the panels and brought in people like david byrne and paul simon and many others. >> you wanted people that would stick around for four days and rub shoulders with astronauts and coral reef explorers and genetic physicist and things like that. >> i can't help but think there is a direct link between ted and that intellectual stimulation and coupling with music, which is something you came from. and your current tenure as a johns hopkins university professor. >> not tenure-- [laughter] >> your current position. >> gap, so i got invited over three years ago to lecture at johns hopkins university in baltimore, and to help them launch a new film center, so i'm in the film department currently and i teach film scoring two stud

even ted cruz doesn't want to be ted cruz.e would be probably seeing that and be, like, i want to change back to the egg, back when i was beautiful! it's all about the trolls. speaking of twitter trolls, president donald j. trump, he announced april is not just for fools. >> trump is proclaiming april 2017 national sexual assault awareness and prevention month. ( "hail to the chief" playing ) >> trevor: yeah! ( immitating donald trump ) trump -- thanks, president trump, it's officially sexual assault awareness and prevention month. yes, you know how trump can celebrate? by calling out his propaganda partner bill o'reilly at fox news. yeah! but this is a decision we can get behind in a respectful manner -- no touching, no sneaking -- just get behind it respectfully. it is something we can get behind because what's impressive is that trump is finally following presidential tradition because obama started this month, right? and now trump is following suit which is super rare. could this be the pivot, people? is that elusive presi

good evening, everyone, i'm ted greenberg.chaotic scene unfolded on a busy street in the middle of the afternoon. nbc 10's andrea cline-thomas is live in upper darby with how the victims are doing. >> reporter: well, i want you to first notice, just how busy 69th street is out here. in fact, there's been a kids' event all day at the theater. that woman and her grandchild, 6 years old, they were crossing this crosswalk right here when they were hit. >> we saw a guy on a dirt bike riding down the street extra fast. >> reporter: paris marshal hall and her co-workers anticipated the crash by how reckless the operator was driving the dirt bike. the grandmother and grandchild were crossing the street in upper darby. >> the little girl wasn't moving at all. she was just staying near, the mom was bleeding, trying to get to the child to see if she was okay. >> reporter: the driver of the dirt bike kept going and crashed. then police say he got up and carjacked another driver at knife point. then took off in the stolen car. >> he fled t

. >>> overnight, the pope holds a surprising ted talk. hear his message to world leaders. >>> we do say good morning, everybody. we start with a busy day on tap for president trump, addressing the crisis with north korea while taking on tax reform here at home. >> the president is unveiling what he calls the biggest tax cuts in u.s. history. >> in the meantime, the white house is facing more fallout over fired national security adviser michael flynn and his connections with russia. lawmakers now say flynn may have committed a crime. >> reporter: diane and kendis, good morning. there are a couple of briefings taking place on the white house grounds today. one on the situation with knot korea. the other on president trump's much anticipated tax plan. it promises big tax cuts. today's the day president trump releases his hyped up tax plan. they barrel through the tr 100th day in office. the proposal is expected to call for cutting taxes for corporations and companies like his, and small businesses, from 35% to 15%. a tax break for child care

in the long-haul -- >> you know what -- howie: sean hannity takes on ted koppel. and we debate his comment that the meade jails out to destroy donald trump. this is "mediabuzz." >> media firestorm after devin nunes disclosed he was secretly on white house grounds and expressed information that surveillance picked up to trump aides. this is his meeting with the press. >> did you meet with the president or of any his aides while you were there that night? >> no. i'm sure the people in the west wing had no yifd was there. howie: the "new york times" revealed the sources were two white house officials. buy benson, the political editor at "town hall.com" and juan williams. this report of devin nunes going away, coming back, talking to reporters about alleged surveillance. how big a story is that? >> we heard the president say the press is getting bogged down in process. that's how stories get told. we need to see if 9 media is using devin nun else as a distraction the way donald trump uses his twitter feed as a distraction. >> i think it's hard to follow the expript an

form you are communication director for ted ted cruz, alice stewart and host of the dean an dahlia show these kind of threats motivate the freedom caucus to get behind the president? >> no. >> why? >> they won their elections by a greater margin than donald trump did and they're answering to their constituents and they're getting praise because of their position on health care. they all ran on the idea of repealing and replacing obama care. i do think there's going to be a second bite at the apple and it will be successful. mark meadows, the head of the house fleemd caucus received overwhelming support. they thanked thim him for standing firm. he didn't believe this original bill provided those options for his constituents. so he stood firm. any attempts by the president to is intimidate them by tweets aren't going to work. they're standing on principles. that goes for all the members of the house freedom caucus. >> do you think this is part of the president's man to shake up washington? >> i think this is a great plan. i couldn't disagree more with alice. as a democrat it's bringing jo

nice proposal from ted cruz. even remind you of that hot second bromance of the presidential primaries. is this a serious legislative proposal or indulging some of the campaign's toxic nativist anger trying to make a big dea out of the arch villain. cruz' office put out this weird $14 billion bill, pointing out that el chap poe would pay for the wall. the legislation would be more complex than he says, and potentially less productive than he promises. the cartels generate up to $40 billion. they don't just deposit all the employees in a regular bank account and leave it there. following the money is good advice, this may be harder than it looks in this case. we wanted to take this idea seriously, though. inside the hunt for el chap poe. a journalist who has accused the mexican government of being complicit with the cartel. what do you think of this proposal and is it possible to get a significant amount of el chapo's assets? >> well, first if you let me comment, i don't think a wall would resolve the issues that

he invited ted kennedy and his family to the white house after the moderation. -- inauguration.e said the new movie 13 days just came out about the cuban missile crisis, would you like to watch it? >> all these things were about this trust developing, this relationship, this common cause of can we get something done? they both have their own equities. they both believed they should do a better job of educating kids. >> you can imagine the brother of president kennedy sitting there with president bush in the white house talking about how they wanted to work together on some big issues. was it going to be health care, education reform? he started reaching out across the lines from the early days of the administration. george w. bush was elected as a compassionate conservative. school reform is the one issue where he is going to make that mark. on september 10, the day before september 11, they had a white house summit on education policy. the next day, he flies down to florida and is doing an event at a school in florida reading to students. that iconic picture of his eight whispe

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kennedy ted ted stevens. these larger-than-life figures who, back in 2005, were not really in leadership. along with that, the new personalities, you have a much more polarized country that is looking for -- they are viewing shirtsed versus blue, versus skins. they are looking for an outcome that fits that partisan mold. host: can you take it back to 2013? guest: in 2005, harry reid was trying to protect the filibuster . he was the new minority leader, and republicans were trying to push through george w. bush's appellate court judges. there was this bipartisan group that came together led by john mccain and a few others. they defused the issue. harry reid at times told me and other colleagues that it was his greatest moment in the senate -- preserving the filibuster. then, he becomes majority leader and barack obama becomes president. they are tried to get through what becomes this republican lock aid several different fronts for a while. mitch mcconnell and the republicans were not even allowing a quorum to

why do people take an instantaneous dislike to ted cruz? they're merely saving time. >> host: but you feel trumps tactics of getting an emotional rise out of people in twitter, should he do that in the white house or should he back off? >> guest: only for strategic purpose. in this case he got crew so mad. he got in a fight with a ten euro boy at a rally. they keep showing my intent. >> host: but you could argue back that cruise cited that in terms of some disparaging things about his wife, heidi. as reasons why he could not endorse trump. you could argue that a cruise endorsement might've helped trump at the convention. >> guest: trump one and therefore cruises the loser in his calculation. he is a bush republican masquerading as something else. i call them out extensively in the book i would hope that somebody will challenge him in the primary in texas. maybe the attorney general. if not maybe alex jones will run. somebody needs to challenge him. if he survives the and he has plans to run for president think many republicans will remember

and ted was like, "what's happening?" and they gave us flashlights.he was standing there with his flashlight, and then he just sat down in a chair and handed me his flashlight and kind of sunk. [ laughter ] he did not have fun. and we didn't escape. it was a very hard one. but i haven't given up. i'm going to take him to another one, and he is going to enjoy it. >> seth: i'm sure he will. >> yeah. >> seth: thank you so much for being here. it's always such a pleasure seeing you here. >> thanks for having me. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: kristen bell, everybody. "chips" opens in theaters this friday. we'll be right back with bill nighy. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ upbeat music playing ] [ grunt ] woo! yeah! boom! [ music playing ] rated pg-13. ♪ ♪i'ma wade, i'ma wave through the waters♪ ♪tell the tide, "don't move" ♪freedom! freedom! i can't move ♪freedom, cut me loose! ♪freedom! freedom! where are you?♪ ♪cause i need freedom too! ♪freedom! freedom! freedom! freedom!♪ ♪what you want from me? ♪is it truth you seek? oh father can you hear meee

host: ted hesson is with labor reporter for that organization. we are talking about temporary visas and a review of that program. can you tell us what a temporary visa is? guest: it gives a foreign worker permission to come to the u.s. or a company permission to bring that foreign worker to the u.s. for a period of time. geared towardss high skilled workers, people stem fields,en in science, technology, engineering, and math. host: how many of those people can come in yearly? guest: in this category, it is 85,000 the year, with 65,000 of what they call general visas and 20,000 reserved for people with masters degrees. host: walk through the process of how to get a visa. need to company will petition on behalf of that worker. in the case of the h-1b, they have to submit an application and explains why they need to bring this worker abroad and also give documentation that they have actually sought a u.s. worker v4 they go and look for a temporary worker from overseas. host: after that process, is it a lottery system? 85,000 visas, and typically the

so, ted, the next time you wanna [bleep] on this city, ask a new yorker. they've been digging for two years! our many great restaurants... i'm at brunch right now. or take a shot at our quality of life. it costs $5,000 a month to live here. and it comes with a [bleep] roommate. - we're out of toilet paper. - we don't even have a bathroom. wait. where have you been [bleep]? [eclectic music] ♪ - this is our president-elect. - do you believe in punishment for abortion, yes or no? - there has to be some form of punishment. - for the woman? - yeah. - this is his right-hand man. - our legislation would deny any and all federal funding to planned parenthood. - and together, they've caused this. - women are taking proactive measures to protect their reproductive rights. - you know, we are building a wall around our vaginas. - and sure, a trump-pence administration has threatened to repeal obamacare, but how concerned should women be? - there are 55 million women now who have access to no-cost preventive services because of the affordable care act. - okay, that's a

senator ted cruz getting creative to fund the border wall. media loves the idea. serious x and 115, here with some of that reaction. >> a lot of talk about how and when the government will fund the border wall and yesterday ted cruz came up with an idea. have mexican drug lord l chabot pay for it, he has introduced what he is calling the l chopper act. the idea is pretty simple, $14 billion in drug money the government is seeking from him to pay for the border wall so is this a good idea? former house speaker newt gingrich seems to think so, he tweeted ted cruz is right to focus on confiscating mexican drug money to pay for the wall. what a grand and fitting irony. a lot more reaction coming in on this story. jenna said that is a good idea but look at this tweet from brian who says building a wall with money taken from a man notorious for tunneling under walls would be fun, i guess. the question is does el chapo have this $14 billion in assets? that is up for debate. ted cruz says we can use money from other mexican cartel members to pay for

. >> our ted greenburg is thinking about summer.g sunshine and mild weather at the jersey shore. the perfect mix to get set for the busy season. >> this is about the best day you can get for putting things together. >> i'm ted greenburg while some places are feeling extra pressure. >>> well, beautiful weather we have yesterday and today already has people with their minds think about summer. i am. >> there's plenty buzz around the boardwalk as people get their homes ready for the season. ted greenberg with the story. >> reporter: ocean city's boardwalk starting to buzz with more activity. >> things are really gearing up for summer, so the season is started. >> reporter: and on this bright and mild early april day, even some shorts. >> beautiful, gorgeous. >> reporter: a heavy dose of sunshine for these guys with the miami summer's company. >> really couldn't ask for anything better. >> reporter: their mission at this house, to replace and rearrange retractible awnings. this is their busy times. blooming beauty arriving for this marg

police zeroed in on 50-year-old ted couple ins overnight acting on a tim from a man who spot his vehicle in a remote part of northern california more than 2,000 miles from where they disappeared. police aprprehend ed -- couple iummings was suspendr an inappropriate relationship with a high school freshman, cummings wife who has filed for divorce told us ted had been helping elizabeth and had been spending time at her home prior to her disappearance. >> i think he was mentoring her and maybe one bad decision started him on a path he didn't need to go on. >> the pair spotted two days later hundreds of miles from home in oklahoma city, in a walmart, it was the last confirmed siting until today. >> it only takes one tip. this is yet another example of the value of the public helping us to rescue a kidnapping victim. >> abc 7 news willows california. >>> uc berkeley has reinvited conservative commentator anne kourcoulter invied the april 27s she has a contract to do. >> this university and i have an unwavering commitment to the first amendment of the constitution. >> chancellor dirks defendin

maybe not as inflammatory as ted nugent.. >> people made more from the hillary clinton photo than they made ted nugent in the past. >> twitter is having a field day. >> do you think it is offensivo? the photo with hillary clinton? >> her portrait is there. she was the first lady. i guess people do it on white house tours. when donald trump greeted tours shortly after taking office, that photo was front and center right behind him the whole time. they are not taking it down. >> i think it is much ado about nothing. thank you, zach. >>> no comment from the white house after judge curiel will hear the case of a man illegally deported to mexico. he was attacked by then candidate trump for the mishandling of the lawsuit case. acclaimed the judge could not be impartial. he is from indiana. the lawsuit was settled. >> now curiel will preside over the case over juan manuel montez. he tried to sneak back in the united states and caught by border patrol agents. his lawyers claim he was improperly deported one day earlier. >>> okay. pr

ted yo of florida. thank you very much. >>> just ahead, u.s. military options for dealing with kim jong-un. how far would, should, president trump go? expert are standing by. how. >>> how has the facebook murder suspect gone without being caught? a new reward has just been offered. >>> tonight north korea says the region and world may be on the brink of nuclear war. blaming the trump administration for the escalation despite new military taunts by kim jong-un at a time when mike pence is in his backyard. we are joined by military experts and when the vice president says, i'm quoting him now, the jer yaera of the strat patience is over with north korea. >> everything i heard is the policy we have been pursuing for the eight plus years. i'm not sure exactly what they mean by strategic patience but the idea, and sean spicer floated it out there, that president is waiting and seeing what was happening. and that is not true. there is a lot of energy put forth. not only the united states but the international community. >> it didn't work. >> no. i th

kennedy, ted stevens, his larger-than-life figures who back in 2005 were not really in leadership. and along with that the sort of new personalities, you have a very much more divided, much more polarized country thatok really is looking for doing it as shorts versus skins, red versus blue and they're just looking for an outcome that fits that partisan mold. >> host: how much is this just an extension of what happened in 2013? >> guest: let's start with 2005. harry reid was trying to protect the filibuster. he was the new minority leader, and republicans were trying topu push through george w. bush is appellate court judges. then this sort of bipartisan group came together led by john mccain and a few others. they defuse the issue, and harry reid at the time told me that some of the colleagues, when we were at roll call at the time that it was his greatest moment in the senate, was preserving the filibuster. then he becomes majority leader. barack obama becomes president o and they're trying to get through what becomes this repub republican blockade on several different fronts. for

ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> check your debit card. police say two men installed a skimmer on an atm at a beneficial bank. it's allowing thieves to steal your information. anyone who used the machine should review their account for suspicious activity. >>> a teen was able to chase home with a story about a lost dog. police say he went knocking on doors asking if people had seen the dog. she w he was trying to see if anyone was home. they found him in their home and he told us e he saw his dog run inside. he's now facing charges. >>> dollar express is is going out of business. some will reopen as dollar general within six weeks. >>> new right now, kicked off on a community center in doils town. the ground breaking held today this is a look at rend ergs at the new hub of pine run community. it adds a fitness center, classrooms and a stage. >>> back to our first alert weather. perfect day to spend out there. people out in full force. >>> a warm day to stroll around campus. tammie souza has your first alert forecast. >> are these temperatu

you mentioned the ted cruz zming there have been others that he brings up.s is one where i think he's right tlf right. there's no evidence that shows he coordinated with the russians. >> then he stumbled into a ton of coincidences. >> he certainly did. there is plenty of smoke. a lot of smoke. >> what if it is all smoke? >> if it is, it is. we have to find out. and as you said, the irony of roger stone just rejecting a conspiracy theory and then saying, this thing about ted cruz' father, the "national enquirer," they're like the "new york times" or the "washington post." for the record, the "national enquirer" is not like them. >> it is true. they pursued it in ways that other reporters -- sleeping in the beverly hills -- >> they did. >> amy, what i understood is, why the full depend russia tried on infiltrate the election. boy, there are two people who shared that view. >> roger stone and donald trump. >> it has been pretty clear. even the secretary of state yesterday came out and said, it is clear that the russians hacked the 2016 election. right? so even