alec: it failed on election day.paign built a beautiful system, 150 that a scientist built it. mitt romney but something off-the-shelf on election day. i have a feeling that none of the republican candidates likely to emerge from the field will make the same mistake mitt romney did. jeb bush is pretty sharp two. erik: he might make other mistakes. alec: first of all, they are republicans, and i think were the republican party is is incontinent on where the american public is, especially on issues related to women and other things. taken the technology out of it, you cannot tweet your way into good policies. to the extent that the mechanics of the campaign matter -- erik: so where should hillary clinton be spending her time? let's not dog on the republicans. let's talk about a candidate that you do know and technologies that you do understand. alec: i think that hillary clinton has built a great relationship with silicon valley and american technologies she did not have five or six years ago. she was outperformed by b

alec: i think she wants support for her presidential run.hen we connected, she was in ohio on her way to iowa. very excited about her new presidential run. emily: how did she feel? alec: the rollout has been a huge success. i mean it is kind of an and is actually. you know, they came out with this new video, and within the first 18 hours, it was viewed 5 million times. now, one of the other presidential candidates is rand paul, his video had been watched 250,000 times. so, you know, i think 20 times as well as the next tech savvy candidate is not shabby. so she feels pretty good. emily: do likes and followers on twitter and facebook, do they translate into votes? alec: we are far past the days of ronald reagan doing a perfectly executed campaign event with the flag positioned just so, and then he shows up again three days later. you have to have a continuous dialogue with the american people. you have to educate them about who you are and why you are running. that is what really matters. the 5 million video views matters in so far that 500 m

alec: we will see which tools get used.hat i do believe we will see is an unprecedented use of big data in this campaign. to the extent of that social media was defining in the 2012 race, i think big data will make a big impact. emily: alec ross, former senior adviser for innovation at the united states state department. the 2016 candidates are already sparring over twitter and youtube, but when it comes to tech and politics, campaigns it is not just about social media. campaigns, including marco rubio's, are already investing and big data to learn more about voters and competitors. i spoke with someone who has seen firsthand obama's campaign. he has seen the impact of the data on a presidential campaign firsthand as the head of analytics of president obama's campaign. >> i think rubio's approach is clever. he is going up against a incumbent who has a huge amount of technology behind him. using the strategies of his father and brother, they are planning on raising hundreds of millions of dollars through traditional means. r

alec: manipulate? mike: manipulate four men at the same time. alec overheard this. think we've got it. alec: that was like my own personal "beautiful mind" moment. emily: i just got spit on. i'm good. very meta. [laughter] really, you guys do a lot of research for this show. you have come up here often. tell me about that. mike: a lot of the stories come from real stories up here. when alec started on it, i think we both had this desire to dig in and find out more about the real world and what these people really do. we were sitting after the pilot when it went to series. it just kept occurring to us -- i don't know what these people are doing. i used to program a little bit but i wasn't building apps and platforms. i was doing a different kind of test engineering thing. the more we dug into it, the more great stuff we found. emily: the hot shows used to be about doctors and lawyers. why write about computer geeks? alec: we ask that on a daily basis. why do we do a show about people that sit and type all day? what they do literally 16 hours a day is inherently un-fi

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here in baltimore, alec, chris?s and the white sox, where no one was in the stands. literally no fans. >> one planned today here in philadelphia, at 4:30. >> right at city hall. could affect your travel. bob kelly stay on top of that for you throughout the morning. meantime 8:10, guess who is on good day this morning? >> taj murphy our studio, performs for us. yes, you remember him. he is a singer now, yes, he does it all. plus we have to ask: will he have a role in the full house re aoun snap we want to see that. >> first, boston strong. this ballroom dancer is thriving two years after the bombing, why she is telling her incredible story of survival right here in our studio next. people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so

cory: emily chang with mike judge and alec berg.next, how technology has changed with hip-hop and why they are giving it away. up next on "bloomberg west." ♪ cory: this is "bloomberg west" where we focus on innovation technology, and the future of business. americans applying for employment benefits are at a 15 year low. averaging 200,000 a week. the lowest level since 2000. u.s. consumer confidence rose to its highest mark since may of 2007. will european politicians drive greece out of the euro area? the french economist says it is a real risk. spoke in paris. >> it is as a rule. [indiscernible] cory: greece is currently negotiating with officials on the terms of the bailout. christine lagarde said that the fed could be in for a bumpy ride if they start raising interest rates. >> we would say that macroeconomic risks have decreased. the global recovery continues. it is moderate and uneven. cory: they have decelerated it over the last six months, but threats to the financial system have risen. shutdown by hackers that claim allegia

bp, facebook, and yahoo all cut ties with alec.o of google said alec was lying about climate change and left the group back in september. republicans are following the money. conservative politicians won't enact climate saving policies but they're trying to opt out of the discussion. >> i'm not qualifyied to debate the science over climate change. >> i'm not a scientist. >> you know i'm not a scientist. i'm not a scientist. >> great line. they're not a scientist. what information. more republicans don't want to be labeled backward and anti-science. one environmentalist won't let them off so easy. tom styier put together the next gen climate pac. the next presidential election may push the issue to the forefront, we think. joining me tonight on our rapid response panel the chief strategist with next gen and the president of cold blue project. i want to go to this sound byte. jeb bush was a town hall meeting in denver, colorado, and the focus was on energy. he had this to say about keystone. >> i forgot to mention. i'm totally for th

going out to all of the empty sheds. >> alec hopes that sheds won't be empty forever. >> as i get oldermaybe i'll have the same problem in 50 years. >> remember that 29 john deere one that belonged to alex's great grandfather the very first one that dave rescued from the junk pile. this is it. >> this is it. jamie: in his will, dave hawkins set that one act side for alex. perhaps it will be seed that grows into another grand collection just like his grandpa's. >> living here on the farm, is good. you always get to walk somewhat in his got footsteps day in and day out. people that grew up on farms it is your life style. you breathe and die farming. >> i can't help but notice alex's pride not just in that machine or a "strange inheritance" that turned out to be quite valuable. but rather in the way of life, that links him to those who came before him on this land, and determination of dave hawkins hairs to keep his legacying it. for at least one more generation. we learn one other story about dave hawkins from his family, he never spent time with his tractors without having one of his chi

alec were you in indianapolis when you went on that date?ould have been. >> the other thing speaking of money real quickly lauren, have you ever been on date where the guy says as you look at the menu oh by the way? order anything you want. >> chris wag telling the story, i was being funny really can you tell somebody you can only order on that side of the men knew it is a date. >> anything you want. this part of the menu, then two of the items on this one. >> well i thought the thick was you let her order first depending on what she orders, then you get the salad? >> oh that's the trick? >> here is another trick. if the woman orders alcohol. >> yes? >> does that sends a signal? >> what is the signal? you're the man tell us the signal. >> little kiss after dinner. >> oh, my gosh, it doesn't mean that. >> no i don't think so. chris a question. i was asked on date yesterday. >> oh really? >> do tell. >> this is what the guy said. hey, why don't we go to kelly drive and walk around. >> i like that. >> oh i think that's perfect. >> what do you t

melissa: i don't think that is alec baldwin point. that is the smartest thing he ever said. >> that is not a lefty, lefty liberal a moderate liberal who understands this. i know a lot of liberals like this they're sick of constant protesting, gumming up the streets. these guys have no right to prevent me from getting to work. >> they want to live in liveable city. alan colmes voted for giuliani second time. very often liberals in manhattan come to the lifestyle protest. mcdonald's caused all this raising salaries as pr stunt. i knew that would empower protesters. wouldn't cause them to back off. exactly what happened. >> to your point there will be consequence if you do raise wages to the $15 level, unintended consequences. more automation. more stores closing. >> get rid of dollar menu. >> more young people out of work. >> problem mat tick, people argue living in new york it is difficult to live on anything less than that. comply -- melissa: you can't live on $15 an hour in new york. can't live on $20. you work part-time for $15 an h

alec: on the flipside child or -- charter is the only buyer.oyees have assumed there why did he on this deal. it will be interesting to see about what he has to say in terms of army ready to go at this standalone company or is there going to be a message saying we are still up for sale if charter comes up for us at the right price. alix: thank you for bringing this to us. and other top story we are watching this afternoon, sheryl sandberg sounding off -- sounding optimistic. sales gaining in the first quarter. she sat down for an interview with emily chang and talked about facebook's shift to mobile. samberg: we are excited about the opportunities in front of us. facebook is well positioned to take advantage. americans are spending 25% on their phones. facebook and instagram get 20% of that time. we have a great ad product in the markets. it integrates in news feed. with four mites -- with formats like video, that is a pretty exciting ad format. marketers love the ability to tell their story. emily: what is good about video in terms of attracti

in chicago, alec gordon does the superman route teen. making the catch., the white sox fan took the charge there. gordon managed to avoid that little kid. that is derek jeter-esque kc lost 3-2. and morgan pressle has a two stroke lead with two holes left in the swinging skirts at lake merced. highlights in an hour. >> that looked painful diving into the stands. >> he made it. i think the white sox fan took the brunt of that. >> no kidding. thank you. coming up a doberman that gives new meaning to the okay buddy what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... but apple cinnamon is my favorite too... and fruity... oh yeah, and frosted! okay, but...what's you're most favorite of all? hmm... the kind i have with you. me too. >> coming up at 6:00, bay area officials worried about a growing safety concern at the golden gate bridge. >> a uc berkeley team gets creative to bring cheap and clean power to rural africans, join us at 6:00. >> a dog in boston apparently had too much time on his hand. >> a lot of puns is in sto

mike, alec, back over to you. >> well it is spring now, starting to feel like spring.hould feel like cleaning, cleaning it up. >> i will tell were you it feels like spring. it is spring. >> thank you, mike. >> sure. >> so shrink cleaning beauty routine. >> clean the house, clean the garage, also closure face, that's why we brought in style axe perth. >> hello. >> good to see you. >> good to be back. >> i love your vehicle dress by the way. >> oh, literally zebra -- >> yes. >> just now notice that. >> yes. >> cute. >> thank you very much. what should we be doing with your butte you i routine. >> we will shake thins up. make it who are high jen i can. starting with your toothbrush, you're used to your regular nylon toothbrush. >> so porous consideration build upton of bacteria specially in the bathroom, flushing toilets, a mess, right? so from forao, design mixing up with silicone toothbrush, it is an electric toothbrush, too. nonporous, so you can ooh us this brush to up arrayment one charge able to pressure teeth 365 times. you can take it with you without having to br

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. >> reporter: "c" alec baldwin leaving a voicemail for his then preteen daughter. >> reporter: or "d" actor dennis quaid. "i am acting here and this bleephead wanders onto my set." >> reporter: if you said "d". >> ding ding ding >> reporter: you've probably been watching tv. >> i think that was real. >> my verdict it's fake. >> we think it's real. >> i love a hoax. >> reporter: we also love meltdowns. >> these damn bills come out of here all the damn time. >> we'll do it live! bleep it >> reporter: so when you combine a meltdown and a hoax, what's not to love. >> i can't even get a line out until dopey the bleep head starts whispering in your ear. >> reporter: jimmy kimmel was accused of being an accomplice, which he denied. >> you play 50 pranks and all of a sudden people don't trust me anymore. >> reporter: kimmel put dennis quaid's rant in daffy duck's beak. >> this is the most unprofessional set ever been on. >> reporter: but after a day and a half of meltdown analysis. the website funny or die debuted the full dennis quaid sketch, complete with a man dressed like a.nevermind. >>

i'm alec from -- [inaudible] a scholar here. >> where are you from? >> from turkey. i'm assistant professor in turkey. i have two question and one short comment. the first question is about the beginning of history -- >> we just ask you, sir, to speak slowly and clearly into the mic? because we're taping this. >> oh, okay. my first question and comment is about the beginning of history. you framed beginning of kurdish independence as the following u.k., france establish a commission, the p independence of kurdistan was about -- was a matter of time. but it was interrupted by ataturk's independence war. this was your framing of the beginning. but why we ignore the elephant in the room? the u.k. and france were there in this region and they colonized iraq syria and some part of this middle east region. and why they do not let the establishment of kurdish stay in hair own colony of territory -- their own colony of territory if they were so good. this is my first question. second is about the current process in turkey. and the government is quite autocratic, tiranic, oka

our guest host is om alec, partner at true ventures.or the rest of the hour, we will be looking at the rise of on-demand -- at the rise of the on-demand service economy. do we need all these apps to offer instant gratification, and how much time do we actually save? she will discuss with a founder -- the founders of a few of these service startups. welcome back to bloomberg west. we have covered the valley for a long time, you and i. the latest craze is the on-demand economy. are you a believer? om: i'm definitely a customer. i've been a believer in a very long time. i think there is a lot to it. there are a lot of things which are not right. brad: what are the finer terms? when we say "the on demand economy," we mean, pushed a button and summon a service, usually a physical service like uber or groceries. om: in my case, it was mostly mover or food. brad: there is a company called magic. the idea is, you text them anything, and they do it. i guess they raised money from sequoia is the rumor. are we seeing signs of excess? om: access --

mike, alec, back to you. >> mom day two hit and runs situations. >> so the driver of suv, police have impounded supposed to turn himself in this morning, hit-and-run that involved the four year old who died. >> who died, yes. >> investigators say, this woman hit and killed four year old boy with her car in southwest philadelphia, then they drove off, but they found the car. >> to steve live with the latest. >> here is where it was, love park parking garage across the street from the mayor's offers, the mayor yesterday morning, that put out the word, that there would be $20,000 reward offer, which is the standard reward in all cases where anybody is killed in this city, and in a was the case here. they find the car. the lawyer says i'll be with her when they turn themselves in. the surveillance video the best evidence they had both against this woman, likely, the best evidence she would have had that this was an accident, and she wasn't at fault. she wasn't driving irradically , and she didn't do anything wrong until she left d she leave because of the night before in milwaukee where a

mike, alec, back to you. >> huge delays yesterday after none at the airport, for sure. >> plane made emergency landing at philadelphia international airport. after it engine caught on fire, yesterday afternoon. >> so the plane en route from north carolina up to newark, new jersey, so guy on board, flight 4882, shot this video, about 75 passengers, scrambled on to the tarmac there. boy, nervous passengers, say the flight crew, flights crew, remained very calm. quickly diverting the plane to philly, everybody was evacuated that far incident. aircraft was sprayed with foam to put out the flames. say one passenger complaining of chest pains taken to the hospital. later in the evening, buses arrive to usher passengers to newark airport. >> earlier, you asked about the logo on the back. >> pretty sure agreed keep the couldn't mental logo. >> bought continental out? >> according to one of our followers here. >> united express, continental logo. >> continental on the tail. okay. what was the old slogan of continental? fly with goal entail, fun with goal entail it is -- >> and we have sigh le

c, alec baldwin leaving a voice mail for his then preteen daughter. >> what a rotten little pig you reallyreporter: or d., actor dennis quaid. >> i am acting here. >> reporter: if you said d, you have probably been watching tv. >> i think that was real. >> we thing it is real. >> i love a hoax. >> reporter: we also love meltdowns. >> all the time. we will do it live! >> reporter: when you combine a meltdown and hoax what's not to love. >> i can't get a loon out until [ bleep ] starts whispering in your ear. >> reporter: jimmy kimmel was accused of being an accomplice. he denied. >> you play 50 pranks and people don't trust you anymore. >> reporter: kimmel put dennis quaid's rant in daffy duck's beak. but after a day and a half of freak-out analysis -- >> epic. >> reporter: the website, funny or die, revealed the dennis quaid sketch complete with a man dressed like a, never mind. >> i can't get a line out and [ bleep ] is whispering in your ear. >> reporter: and insults sounded worse than they were. quaid is known for pranks on "ellen" repeating what she tells hem to. >> dennis quaid is her

if you did go alec are you would be spending more. >> hbo netflix lulu. it is actually not true.is is always the trick. espn is something that everyone is getting used to having free from basic cable. >> they will need some drastic consequences. a lot of these big companies are trying desperately to reshuffle for the growing demands. they will not have packages. it will be that advantage of having typewriters. melissa: amazon not the only company looking at using drone carriers. the postal service is considering an electric truck that doubles as a drone launcher. i love it. >> of course the federal government will give this. they are not going to give -- >> yes. exactly. being able to develop it safely. it is kind of lame. >> it can be used to stop the billion-dollar deficit. i feel that when i come out to central park at 6:00 a.m. i get arrested. i have a drone. melissa: the phantom drone. it sounds like you have a really fancy, expensive scary drone. [laughter] >> i will meet you on the great lawn. melissa: one step closer to being settled. it will battle out for the hearts and

mike, alec, back to you. >> all right, bob, thank you. 7:03, apparently there is some dash cam video, related to the south carolina shooting. >> everyone is seeing the cell phone video. >> yes. >> whether it comes to the dash cam video corks really provide more insight into what happened before former officer, we say former, because he was fired, by the police department in north charleston. michael slager fatally shot an un arm man over the weekend. >> yes, the shooting as you can see right there, now look at this, see this piece of video? looks like he dropped a weapon by the man's body, after he shoots him. my goodness. so, the man who was shot his name is walter scott, shot in the back, as he was running away, as you can see on this tape. now, this former, see him, dropping somebody, is that the taser gun? it looks like it. >> people are saying that is a taser, because he claimed that walter was trying to reach for his taser, and that's why he shot him. but then you see already shot and on the gown the officer drops what looks to be a taser by his bod. >> i to back up what his ver

enough evidence to try a high-end call girl charged in the death of a google executive. 27-year-old alec tickleman is accused of injecting forrest hayes with a lethal dose of heroin in 2013. hayes was found on his yacht in the santa cruz harbor. tickle tickleman faces felony manslaughter charge for leaving as hayes lay dying. her attorney calls it an accident. she faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted. >>> san francisco police are looking for the armed robbers who killed a woman and injured another person during a chase on friday night. a memorial now is growing for 28-year-old bridgette klecker at california and kearney streets. the robber struck and killed her as she was crossing the street. minutes later they hit another woman who survived. police are looking for three men linked to a string of armed robberies. >>> a journalist from marin and detained in iran is facing espionage charges. he works for the "washington post." he, his wife and two photo journalists were detained last july in tehran. they were later released except for him. iran claims he obtained economic informatio

mike alec, for instance, the senator did suffer this guy you know, when he is not even a new jersey resident or constituent or a voter because from florida right? he goes out of his way to activity take steps in student a tourist advice for this young doctor's girlfriend, models and actresses from far inch countries around the world like brazil, ukraine and dominican republic. >> boy. >> do i need to say any more? >> probably not. all right steve thank you 6:08. >> young man with autism beaten up two days in a row. but somebody steps up to help him out. the story you'll only see on fox. >> later nigeria's near president taking a firm stand against boca who are a.m. his words for the terrorist organization. >> my body is still in shock. >> an autistic, 16 year old boy, from palmyra, suffers two attacks in two days. the boy said he was punched in the face twice and then another teen tried to rob him. >> they did find the boy who attack him but it didn't stop there. >> not showing hess face out of retaliation, but wanted to you hear this story. >> what the 24 hours after the first attack, he wa

. >> c, alec baldwin leaving a voice mail for his then preteen daughter. >> what a little pig you arenis quaid. >> i am acting here and this [ bleep ] wanders on to my set. >> if you said d, you probably have been watching tv. >> i think that was real. >> my verdict? it's fake. >> we think it's real. >> i love a hoax. >> we also love meltdowns. >> these [ expletive ] bills that come out here all the [ expletive ] time? >> so when you combine a meltdown and a hoax, what's not to love? >> i can't even get a line out until dopy the -- starts whispering in your ear. >> jimmy kimmel was accused of being an accomplice, which he denied. >> you play 50 pranks and people don't trust you any more. >> this is the most unprofessional set i have ever been on. >> but after a day and a half of freak out analysis -- >> epic. >> the website funny or die debuted the full dennis quaid sketch complete with a man dressed like a -- never mind. >> i can't even get a line out and dopy -- >> and insults that sounded worse than they were. >> quade is known for his pranks on ellen, repeating what she tells him

. >> alec chris we're done, we're headed back.will. the fun isn't over yet. because i'm heading to reading this evening, it will be me, karen hepp, sue serio scott william. we will be on the "newstonight" at 5:00 and six: at jimmy's peanut bar first energy stadium in reading. join us. >> and i'll be sleeping. have great weekends go phillies if you are going to the ballpark, because this is good wetter. >> my my, my, mama my my. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. recommended by vets. loved by dogs. from the makers of frontline plus. >>> live from new york city, it's "

mike alec, look at you. >> nicki minaj rumors on her social media site, maybe she has a music merger with a philadelphian. >> so here is the reason why. she, look at this bling yes huge. on her ring finger. so you know there is comes just after rumors have started that she and meek mill are engaged. >> yes. so tweet being it, another picture there in miami hanging out. she had a ring on her finger, then oh i'm going show you a pick. then she posts this, as people my gosh, they're engaged so their camps so meek mills camp and nicky minaj camp, haven't confirmed there is teasing us right now but look at that. >> how many karats? >> canary-yellow. >> thirteen car arts. certainly can airy diamond there in the middle. >> well if it is not an engagement ring, that's very expensive promise ring. >> here is the problem. it is a beautiful ring no question about it. >> it is, it is huge. >> but doesn't it -- it just -- fingernails seriously? >> too much. >> i can't even see the fingernails. i can't get past the ring. >> really? >> yes. >> i looked right there at the nails. >> the nails ya, the

. >> c, alec baldwin leaving a voicemail for his then preteen daughter. >> what a pig you really are.s quaid. >> i am acting here. this [ bleep ] wanders onto my set. >> reporter: if you said d, you've probably been watching tv. >> i think that was real. >> my verdict, fake. >> we think it's real. >> i love a hoax. >> reporter: we also love meltdowns. >> all the [ bleep ] time. do it live. >> reporter: when you combine a meltdown and a hoax what's not to love. >> i can't even get a line out until dopey [ bleep ] starts whispering in your ear. >> reporter: jimmy kimmel accused of being an accomplice which he dibd. >> you play 50 hoax and people don't trust you anymore. >> this is the most unprofessional set i have ever been on. >> reporter: after a day and a half of freakout analysis website funny or die debuted the full dennis quaid sketch complete with a man dressed like never mind -- >> i can't get a line out and dopey is whispering in your ear. >> reporter: insults that sounded worse than they were. >> quaid is known for his pranks on "ellen" telling him what she tells him to. >> d

. >> lucky alec. >> there you go. >> hey howard. >> i guess.ard on one of its players which is led to 10 game suspension and that will effect the eagles and the phillies played a really sloppy game as cole hamels was looking for his first win of the season much that's all coming up in sports. keep up with those everyday messes with the help of roomba from irobot. a full suite of sensors automatically guides roomba around your home, going under furniture and along edges while avoiding stairs. and its powerful 3-stage cleaning system sweeps brushes and vacuums your floors. for a more thorough clean every day all at the touch of a button. roomba. only from irobot. ♪ >>> those phillies had hope after scoring a season high seven runs last night the team's offense went right back to being a real struggle. but the phillies defense was worse in this game let's go to citizens bank park. cole hamels in a scoreless game in the second inning. playing miami marlins. utley throws to hamels drops the ball. town nothing miami in the second. chase utley i was t

he's a real smart one, smart alec, funny guy. and i was, too. i was feisty right back to him.just started messing around, joking around like that. i think that's what our playfulness with each other, what got david and i to start a friendship. >> as the old saying goes, you can't help who you fall for. you know? >> david and i had known each other for seven months when we finally got caught. >> an officer came up to me and told me that he thought there were some improprieties going on between david and a nurse. okay? so what i did is i pulled up his information on the computer. i had a bunch of phone calls from the inmate. and then i started listening to some phone calls, and the name paula came up. and paula happened to be the nurse that the officer told me about. >> they said that they recognized her voice on the telephone. we were communicating, you know, outside of the prison system. i didn't want to get her in any kind of trouble. but i couldn't stop communicating with her. there was no way that that was going to happen. >> one day, i was out on my med run, and one of the

south carolina congressman is actually blaming the right-leaning group, alec, for the shooting. >> they have been drawing up these legislations -- pieces of legislation like stand your ground. that legislation gives a license for people to be vigilantes and that's why you have these rogue police officers feeling they have license to do what they want to do and there will be no consequences paid for it. >> kg is there any indication what happened in south carolina at this point had anything to do with race? >> no, because i'm also not a mind reader. i don't know what that man's thoughts, private thoughts and heart is. what i saw was in my opinion, as a prosecutor a bad shooting, based on the circumstance. i haven't evaluated all the evidence but certainly seems there was excessive force used and the map lost his life and it's very unfortunate. they are going to take any opportunity to turn this into a raisch a.m. issue but i think we need to be very careful in light of what happened in ferguson as well. >> different though. completely different than what happened in ferguson. >> yeah, bu

. >> thank you very much alec for those details. while hillary clinton begins her campaign in iowa senator marco rubio is back this washington, d.c. returning to capitol hill less than a day after making his official 2016 announcement in miami. the florida republican is scheduled to attend a meeting of the foreign relations committee which is considering legislation having to do with the nuclear deal with iran. senator rubio is now the fourth major candidate to enter the race and at 43 he's also now the youngest. as he launched his campaign yesterday at miami's historic freedom tower the senator put an emphasis on his groout drawing sharp contrast to hillary clinton and his republican mentor, jeb bush who is expected of course to jump into the race. >> before us now is the opportunity to author the greatest chapter yet in the amazing story of america. but we can't do that by being back to the leaders and ideas of the past. we must change the decisions we are making by changing the people who are making them. >> and ms nbc political

he worked for senator who is in line to be the next president of alec who denied turning over documents bills they were trying to move forward. he's using the same process to try to silence somebody in our state. it's important fortous speak up on it. there's great foot a 7-year-old calls governor walker to the mat and asks him to questions about climate change. i encourage people to speak up on this. and we need to speak up. >> and what was the response ruth? >> i posted the video on twitter. basically he ignored the 7-year-old. the 7-year-old was bold enough to ask a follow-up question that said do you care about climate change. and walker ignored him and walked away. >> all right. now he says this isn't part of the board's mission, which is to make money for our beneficiaries. what is your response to that, ruth? >> well part of the board's mission, it's the oldest state agency, is to manage these public forest lands, and the money from their sale. more were sold off 100 years ago. they have about a billion dollars in their trust. not taxpayer funds. but this is publicly owned wealth

and i think my greatest moment came when he was still kind of a smart alec playing golf with his father was the travel pool. and they made it through 18 holes 18 holes in one hour and 53 minutes. he came up to my reporter's notebook and said one hour and 53 minutes. write that down, that's a record. the white a record. the white house doctors is aerobic golf. c-span: 1992 another time we did a presidential debate. what was it it like to be chosen to do this and how much preparation did you do? >> guest: for the 1st debate we were told 36 hours before we had been chosen. i was on his campaign train with julie literally texting for take off and they stop complaining came back to the terminal is because and compton had a phone call. i was given a number in los angeles will you be on the debate tomorrow night? new york and asked for permission. yes. they all knew it was coming. coming. so i got almost no preparation time. i spent that preparation time staying up late running questions. the 2nd time the 2nd time we had at least a week or two notice. once i was asked to be a debate questionin

you do with such alec and spend such a vision and such sensitivity and your scholarship actually from a expulsion terms of this discourse i'm hyper incarceration among poor people is chocolate, is crucial. such a thing to spend this time with you my brother, is a pitiful thing. will think about martin king we're thing about the same tradition to produce you, that produced me. is one of the great moments in the tradition of a grand people who in the face of terror and instead was able to generate levels of love and vision an unbelievable high quality service to the least of these. he is a christian minister first and foremost and it is his calling. what i thought is important you and i know brother martin gets sanitized and sterilized every january. >> host: what do you mean by that? >> guest: and dignity of scum ever has a smile on their face and dicing he's the most dangerous man in america. and other black leaders are saying trying to organize poor people and critique vietnam before it was such power. is now betraying the movement, he is un-american. is a traitor to the country and