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veryt: coming up, a special day for young baseball fans. why today was even better. leon: despite the efforts of countless volunteers and donations coming from all over the country, it's going to be a long time before life in flood ravaged west virginia returns to normal. the loss to the economy will likely be $10 million. help from the federal ve that. last week's record flooding killed 23 people and destroyed or damaged more than 1200 homes. an ambulance from maryland his health saving lives in west virginia. the wheaton squad donated the amulets. we hear it's already in service. maureen: they need it badly. leon: it is just part of the outpouring of support coming from our area for -- from our area. maureen: we have a look at the major effort to help west virginia. >> please send help. the pictures will not do any justice for top reporter: a desperate plea from this group of all in tears. tear. reporter: members have been stocking this tractor-trailer bed with supplies. it will head to west virginia on friday and they have been promised corporate assistance. >> we

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veryter: ibuprofen is a effective medicine but for the elderly and those at risk of heart disease, they need to be used with care. we're probably all in need of a little distraction from the stress of everyday life. many of us turn to yoga. one woman is getting goats in on the act at her farm in oregon. she is holding classes and people from all over the world have contacted her for a spot. >> my name is lanie, and i'm the founder of goat yoga. i had a really bad year. i ended up getting a divorce, and that i was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease call sjorgren's. how can you be sad and depressed when you have a baby goat jumping around you? i just realized the healing quality of them. if i was in pain, i would forget i was in pain because they are funny. they use horses and dogs. why not goats? then i started inviting my friends over. they would be so stressed out, and once they left, they would be like, i forgot that i was stressed. i'm a million miles away from where i was. goats were wandering around in the, and heather the instructor said i should have a yoga class out here. that

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veryt to be clear, he was open with us about that quality assurance program.vited us into their offices. we sat down with his people. he showed us a database that went through every product that they had purchased for quality assurance. when we looked at that database, we triangulated it with the receipts we already had and the expense reports and cash advances and records and we found that none of the purchases that were done for the quality assurance program where the same inchases that had been done terms of creating the illusion of demand. qualityere was a control database but the program you found was not in the database. >> yes. cory: i am sure he is really happy with the story. doesn't he suggest that they are still doing something like this? they are certainly doing the quality assurance program. what is normal for a quality assurance program that we found after talking to multiple experts is that there is quality assurance where you take the product and tested, it happens before it goes to the consumers, the supermarkets. cory: you probably want to kn

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millions of dollars from wall veryt and from other powerful special interests. that's fine. raise money that way. >> al, 20 seconds. both sides accusing each other of being viciously negative. are they actually being viciously negative? so bean bag. if this is negative, my gosh! money from wall street. so what? she's been a little bit more -- her campaign, particularly david, brock and company, have certainly been more negative than anything sanders has done. world, it's not that negative. i think what he said was totally legitimate. if you talkly mad about the negative stuff they do on him. >> they'll accuse him of having gout. >> ah! how dare you. >> have you ever had gout? >> never. never. >> i'm happy to hear that. you're awesome. fantastic. and amazing. up, the chairman of the republican national committee. right after this. forget. if you're washington us in washington, d.c., you can listen 99.1 f.m.on we'll be right back. ♪ >> joining us now, just hours before the final debate before the iowa caucuses is the of the republican national committee, reince priebus. to see

. > developing tonight a veryt strange and tragic series of ser events for the military. it began this h afternoon whennw an air force thunderbird jet crashed in colorado springs. the thunderbirds just finished a flyover performance at the air force academy president obama gave the t commencement address. ad the pilot jected and was not seriously hurt. hur a short time later a blue angels jet crashed in anymore a, tennessee. you can see the thick black smoke. and then in texas at least three fort hood soldiers are dead after their truck flipped over o in a creek in fast moving flood exercises. it happened during a morning exercise. the flood waters were so high because of two days of heavy rain. a montgomery county grand jury u has indicted the man accused of killing three people and wounding three others during a two-day shooting spring. eulalio tordil is charged withed first degree murder, attempted first degree murder and gun charges. people say he shot and killed his estranged life outside his a day later he shot and killed i two other people in a shopping center. if

been a veryt has hard go, but we are making it. we don't have isolated communities., and britain does. britain has a huge number of pakistanis,, and over time they have faced terror challenges in britain. i would argue, and the far right governments are not related to just infected minorities. late semitism coming back in europe, and europe is not prepared for it. the eu experiment, which is a great idealistic experiment, was not built on a solid foundation of mechanisms to resolve problems of financial problems, refugee flows. the schengen system of open borders is beautiful, except when it isn't. john micklethwait: to me, i think there is one selection that is pretty much the same on both sides of the atlantic, and that is the general sense of frustration that jane was talking about earlier. pen inwaiting for le france and trump in america, left behind. they are not keen on the new global world which is happening. afteru are seeing poll poll that their children will not have as good a life as they do. and so there is a strong element on both sides of the atlantic o

th this >> my asian was one veryt, tough-minded new york lady told me that i'd written enough about climate that it was time to do something else. and the animals in my life and i look at domestication -- i wask, updating the textbook and i got into it and discovered no one had ever done is. so i got going. h my cats have a central role. they specialize in to things. one is sitting in the outbox, which is fine. and the other one is when mikey if they decide they get out. largely because they want to.o. they get up and arrange themselves on my keyboard. the other solution is to dedicate the books to them. the last book i dedicated two my main cat whose name is atticus cap at this boost, otherwise known as the great keyboard theater.0 book >> between 40 and 50 books as i understand it. tell us how you did this. how can you write that much in a lifetime? >> 40 years of r&d techter] deprived.nd the [laughter] >> this is not like writing your life story or some pain. >> it all started in africa were as worked in the museum at the time of independence and the rest of question. you've got all this

i think when we look back on be a veryt will interesting and historic moment great historian of the fed who will be known, i think, ever, maybe doesn't maybe fitsrch but for the first of many times on the stage with the next great fed historian. thank you so much for coming. [applause] [captions performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national 2016]satellite corp. meetingd trump will be with house and senate republican leaders on thursday. ahead of that today, former candidate, senator from florida, quashing any talk about him becoming a vice presidential candidate, writing on facebook, statedviously reservations about his campaign and concerns with many of his unchanged.main he will be best served by a running mate and surrogates who his campaign. as such, i have never sought, not seek and do not want to be considered for vice president." what marco rubio posted today on facebook. communicators,he republican f.c.c. commissioner o'reilly on several key issues facing the f.c.c. like spectrum options and set top boxes. he comments on the political f.c.c., joinedhe

also veryt is controversial, some of the tactics he has used. you know that. mr.eld: everybody is controversial. you are not going to get 100% out of any leader -- charlie: so whatever he is doing, you are saying it is ok with me because it is necessary to achieve his objectives. mr. rumsfeld: i would not say it is ok with me. what i am saying is, we live in a big world. there are countries different from us. there are different cultures, linkages to my histories -- anduages, histories, neighbors. the idea that everyone has to be exactly like us is unrealistic. in fact, we are still evolving. women did not vote until the 1900s. charlie: so you are saying we should give them some slack as to how they develop their own country? mr. rumsfeld: you have to. charlie: and including iraq. mr. rumsfeld: you can't expect others to be like us, because we are not like we were 100 years ago, and we are not like how we are going to be in 50 years. charlie: your 83 years old. mr. rumsfeld: i am. i am a great-grandfather. charlie: you obviously have good genes and will live a lon

first of all, again, what is happening in the middle east is is verytal, and it serious and institutional in its composition. it will take time. do not assume that things can be resolved quickly. you cannot ignore it. the region is on the precipice of -- what we need to be wise beingtient without complacent. cannot afford apathy or complacency. i would urge arab countries to remain true to their culture, their relationships, and their heritage. i would nevertheless urge them to look forward rather than backwards, take a larger role in defining their own destiny, securely on the management of the societies and the national , and it issues imperative for the leaders in the arab world to put forward models for a 21st century centrist, pluralistic arab state with strong national security capabilities that deal with the threat for tomorrow. surprised that i would emphasize and reentry that i think egypt can play and should play a dominant role in this respect. i would urge the united states -- and again when i go to russia things, asame different nature -- i would urge the united states to ado

i think ted cruz has been veryt.ecause he said he believes get. >> that's why he picked carly. >> 40% said they definitely won't or trump in a general >> it's very make them say whatever you wa, said 22% said f he was the nominee. probably. 55 definitely. 22 not at all. you're saying that of those 21, the probablies are not much of a commitment. you're lumping them in with the 22. >>e cause which means morethan not. sufficient evidence. >> these are republicans. republicans, indiana republicans, this is a e. >> they said they wouldhere's t voting for trump bec going to get. the one who says we got to get out of the middle east. or the one who says let's take all their oil. the one who says ted cruz is a liar, or the one who gets his news from the "national enquirer." the one who says he's pro military or says that john mccain isn't a war who claims t 11s to save his own investments. so trying to figure out which trump you're actually for. the one who calls libya a disaster after egging on the invasion. the one who sa

he and a number of other individuals, political prisoner, s, make veryter important points here.many ways, i'm actually in agreement. but at the end of the day, perhaps the practical bones in my body, i think having tubman as the face on the $20 bill actually provides an opportunity for a number of us to go beyond an elementary school narrative and discussion of her life and legacy. she is an extraordinary figure. and given the place of enslaved african men and women, specifically the marginalization of enslaved african women, the absolute absence of ownership over their bodies, tubman's activism, her agency stands in stark contrast to that. i think it is very, very important for folks to not only understand that, but to also come in a society in which there whenn -- heroism connected, when gendered, when seen in connection to womanhood is often always placed in exclusively white terms, to have tubman given prominence in this way is profoundly important. something that should not -- amy: i'm going to put this quote to professor winston grady-willis, running -- several people have

veryt want to have a point on very focus egypt. thatstrike me as a country as a nation we have a dilemma in our relationship. the leader there is in power by virtue of a coup. we are in this uneasy position of that relate knowing how to relate for influence his government. how do you think through this issue on how to make egypt a full partner. not only just in specific counterterrorism initiatives, but more widely and strategically. you for thethank question. as i came into this position, i took the opportunity to reach out to a number of officers that have been in command to get their advice. when of the common themes i took away from it, was the importance of egypt in the region. i received a strong encouragement from all of them to make that egypt is one of the first countries that we visited. it was. it was one of the countries we when i fill this position. i think the importance of egypt -- certainly, there are some challenges as you have highlighted here. the way that i am trying to think about egypt is through a longer-term

thinking veryter hard about it, expressing our concerns repeatedly saying we did not think we could work jeff. i was a the concerns were really twofold. under jeff'sf -- leadership, the organization would not be well run given how we saw that he ran a campaign. secondly, jeff wanted to take the organization down this path ,f accepting billionaire money specifically, chosen a legal structure for the organization that had already prevented us from doing effective organizing for candidates like tim canova who has talked about how we have left him hanging. which is true. as the group was formed as a (c) (4), we could not mobilize thousands of supporters locally in miami or across the country to participate in his field operation because we cannot talk to him. the same thing -- amy: explain what you mean by this. >> a 501(c) four organization has a number of problems with it. one, federal officeholders cannot be involved in those organizations, so there is a real question about whether bernie could even be involved as a spokesperson, as someone who could send out e-mails. secondly, candidates

veryt was state dinners much. with a tent, they have to construct a tent. they cannot do that in one day. state dinner i worked on for mexico we had a chat. andd to be there saturday sunday, taking sure that all went ok. for all of this? , india,t state dinner cost half $1 million. compare that to sink or -- compare that to singapore, 250,000. department pays for the state dinners. the state department is a true partner every step of the way. patricia marshall was chief of protocol when i was social secretary and held my hand through it all the way. it matters how many people that do a tent.if you that tends to be more expensive. it can vary based on the number of people that are there. >> let's talk about the very first state dinner up for the indian prime minister. it was before you took over. it is of theer white house crashers. when you took over in 2010, what changes were made to make sure that did not happen again? >> the state dinner for india was youthful. -- it was wonderful. it's a shame that we had crashers come in. it was a matter of making sure

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back veryt is moving quickly. see there if you go back to june we were down 10% around the u.k. referendum. this can move very quickly in terms of the probabilities. if you think about this global shock, this is something that has been allen saying what is happening in china and europe. and then of course we will have to consider the politics domestically as well. manus: can i ask you if you would be an advocate of, if we go for rate hike in december, the dollar is much better off, where does that put you in terms of your perspective for u.s. exposure relative to the u.k., relative to europe, relative to em? guest: the euro might strengthen about 1150116. people have in wrongfooted, everyone wanted to be bearish and that is not the case. the growth differential if you look like -- at things like relative pmi and between the eurozone in the u.s., it is coming back -- together for the first time in a while. we would see exposure for european countries if you're looking at european equities, we have been whining to b

again, police tell us that,ha again no, reason to suspecto s foul play but it is veryt it is strange that kaitlyn has not kai been in contact with anyoneone she knows even over the longthel weekend so we don't know whatw a this morning will hold andd and police say, again, they willy ll that continue this continue th investigation until they knowthk that kaitlyn is okay. o live at university ofrsityf maryland, i'm melanie alnwick,i, fox5 local news.ew >> all right melanie. melanie. >>> lots of questions in thatqu hi tucker.hi t good morning. mor >> hey, good morning. morning guys check out the supermoon.er >> yes, saw it this morning.orng super bright.sur br >> i think i saw it last nighttt more so. so. >> allison still having issuesiu like it was bright but -- but -- >> i think i've seen more.nor i think i've seen brighter. bte there have been some moonsome ms that i'm like -- i think it's ts a light and it's the moon. >> it's also where it'sere it' positioned in the sky.thsky. it's particularly bright inrit its rising and setting. setting >> this morning it looked likei a big old s