joining me is aaron carter who covers high school sports. before that he covered sports at state college. he's also the son of fred carter. thanks for being with us? . >> thanks for having me. >> i want to read a quote after attending a high school basketball game. it refers to what you heard from a fan directed at a student in the game. >> the quote is cripple 22, the man shouted cupping his hands around his mouth, break his legs. first, describe this scenario. set is scene for us. what was the basketball game and where were you? >> it was a quarter final match up at a high school. where i like to sit as a reporter is i sit behind the scorer's table. pretty good access to everywhere. there was a gentleman sitting two or three rows in front of me. there was an elderly woman to his left and another gentleman who his right. there was a fast break play in the game, and the player fouled hard a player from the other team, and there was a tumble to the ground. the referee stepped in. no altercation or anything like that. there was a foul called.

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donald trump now has endorsements from dennis rodman, wayne newton, aaron carter, gary busey, tila scott baio. apple today had another one of their big announcement events. they unveiled a lot of new stuffetter "i." a new version of ios, a new ipad ipad, a new iphone, the se is a smaller version of the i has a four-inch screen. i guess we're supposed to be excited. to bigger and smaller. and it's getting harder and harder to tell thetween these new phones. so this afternoon we went out and asked people what they think of the new iphone se compared to the other iphone5. we gave them two i handed them to them and asked them to compare apples to apples. which of course makes no sense. but that didn't stop people from comparing.pple announced a new version of the iphone, similar in size to the iphone 5, so we're having people compare the two side by side. >> okay. >> this is the iphone5, ll right. >> and this is the new version of the iphone. >> okay. nice. like i can already feel that --tle heavier, i thought it was going to be lighter. it might mean there's extra features which is kind of

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aaron carter, dennis rodman, wayne newton, willie robertson, mike tyson, tee la tequila and gary buseyng massive power. >> which superfan will trump make vice president of the united states? >> run it like a business. >> chris christie hosts. trumpus room this november on animal planet. [ laughter ] >> whoa. >> joining us now, president and ceo of politico, jim vandehei and editor of the "weekly standard," bill kristol. >> what were you saying about the mini bar? i missed the tweet. >> is it empty? >> it's a joke about having to hit the mini bar. just remember, joe and me car, it's always darkest before it turns pitch black. wasn't that a favorite -- >> that was chairman mao. we know bill kristol is in a happy mood when he starts quoting chairman mao. i did see you start the tweet about what i this i is the only viable option for conservatives who want to stop trump and that is if you're going to do it, it looks like trump is on his way to the nomination, despite willie showed me very funny headlines here. >> these are early editions, i think, but still "a mixed night for trump." >> no

trailed 10 to 4 out of the gates---but bounce back----marcus carter---conference player of the year out of bruton with 21 points, 12 boards----aaron mcfarland added 19---captains make it to the sweet 16 for 6th time in school history---67-64 the final. more state quarterfinals on the high school basketball quart---for that--we go to brian parsons-- action continued today across the commonwealth with three games at odu's ted constant center. we start with the norcom boys. the two time reigning state champs, taking on western albemarle from crozay. norcom, 21 and 1 entering the game. western albemarle, 19 and 3. norcom wearing white, with 3 star players. here's one of them. travis fields, the three pointer 12 points for fields. then it's norcom on defense, the greyhounds force the turnover, it ends up with travis ingram who throws down the dunk....12 points for ingram. a little later, ingram with one of his 13 rebounds, pushes it upcourt and finds norcom's other star player kj davis. 17 points and 7 rebounds for davis. norcom does it. greyhounds win 56 to 42 to advance to the state semifinals against john marshall. other boys finals

tried to pull away in this one later was aaron mcfarland turn in traffic tough layups he had nineteen points to lead forty three thirty nine bruton high's marcus carter had twenty one is a held on for the sixty seven sixty four when the next play keene state in upstate new york on friday in the sweet sixteen last night eighth ranked north carolina on the road to number seventeen duke it was senior night for the blue devils down five marshall pong leaf or two goes in for the whole been hard to get within three the heels would spoil senior night for the blue devils can remix the alley oop to bryce johnson with eighteen carolina win seventy six seed in the upcoming acc tournaments not the best of days for area high schools in the state quarters yesterday though still in a group three a boys and girls be as organ greyhounds taking on western ave bar on the break barry allen said. going on the glove off the glass ceiling by ten at the break third period they started pulling away travis feels with a three pointer he had twelve points is a wonderful added the greyhounds on the break a j davis to miss what camera on the putback he also had twelve points to l

night--- 21 points and 12 rebounds for marcus carter---the conference player of the year out of bruton high school in williamsburg--- captains also got 19 from aaron mcfarland--- they're now riding a 19-game win streak----a program best 28 and 1 on the year--- also the women are in the sweet 16 next weekend--they'll play scranton--- and as expected---the sherrif will ride off into the sunset--- according to a number of reports----future hall of fame quarterback peyton manning will anounce his retirement tomorrow around 1'clock--- 18 seasons in the nfl----and number 18 made his last one of the most memorable---helping the denver broncos win super bowl 50 over cam newton and the panthers--- the two-time super bowl champion manning is 39 years old and will leave the game as the all-time leader in passing yards, passing . daly: it started nine seasons ago... welcome to "the voice," a singing competition unlike any other. ...and became... [ cheering ] ...an emmy-winning global phenomenon attracting the greatest undiscovered singers in the country... and the biggest artists in the music industry to coach them. boom! tonight, the blind auditions kick off

carter who's also a very good friend of the wilson center. we are so pleased to have you, mr. minister. welcome to washington. it is also my pleasure to welcome aaron david miller, vice president of the wilson center, and middle east expert who will lead this conversation. please join me in welcoming them both. [ applause ] >> joey, thank you so much. you have done so much for the wilson center. you have no idea how greatly we appreciate your efforts. mr. minister, you were here in 2012. i want to welcome you back to the woodrow wilson international center for scholars, the living memorial to 28th president, the only ph.d. president and the only president buried in washington, d.c. which is perhaps a commentary, however sad, on what our presidents thought of the nation's capital in their time here. the two of us go back a long way. at least since the late '80s and early '90s. we have watched the u.s.'s relationship develop, we watched the ups, mostly downs, when it came to the pursuit of arab-israeli peace and even when we disagreed, i always appreciated the clarity and economy of language with respect to your analysis. i continue to believe that i

carter, who is also a very good friend of the wilson center. we are so pleased to have you, mr. minister. welcome to washington. it is also my pleasure to welcome aaroniller, vice president of the wilson center, and middle east expert who will lead this conversation. please join me in welcoming them both. [ applause ] >> joey, thank you so much. you have done so much for the wilson center. you have no idea how greatly we appreciate your efforts. mr. minister, you were here in 2012. i want to welcome you back to the woodrow wilson international center for scholars, the living memorial to 28th president, the only ph.d. president and the only president buried in washington, d.c. which is perhaps a commentary, however sad, on what our presidents thought of the nation's capital in their time here. the two of us go back a long way. at least since the late '80s and early '90s. we have watched the u.s.'s relationship develop, we watched the ups, mostly downs, when it came to the pursuit of arab-israeli peace and even when we disagreed, i always appreciated the clarity and economy of language with respect to your analysis. i continue to believe that if you wa

carter, who is also a very good friend of the wilson center. we're so pleased to have you, mr. minister. and welcome you to washington. it's also my pleasure to welcome aaron david miller, vice president of the wilson center, and middle east expert, who will lead this conversation. please join me in welcoming them both. [applause] mr. miller: thank you very much. you have no idea how greatly we appreciate your efforts. mr. minister, you were here in 2012. i want to welcome you back to the wid row -- the woodrow wilson center for scholars. the only president buried in washington, d.c. the two of us go back a long way. at least since the late 19 0s and early 1990's. we've wasmed the u.s.-israeli relationship develop. we've watched the ups, mostly downs, when it came to the pursuit of arab-israeli peace. and even when we disagreed, i always appreciated the clarity and economy of language with respect to your analysis. i continue to believe that if you want to change the world, you have to first understand it. and that requires at times sober judgments on the way the world actually is. rather than the way we all want it to be. the format today is very simple.