i am not sure what i am going to do next. after he left office, vice president gore won an oscar and a nobel peace prize. [laughter] i don't know. i might win a prize, publisher's clearing house or something. but thanks for inviting me. our entertainment tonight is craig ferguson. [applause] you know, this is a small world. craig was once in a punk band called "bastards from hell," which is what dick and i are going to call our band. craig is scottish by birth, so is barney. two months ago, craig became an american citizen. [applause] i'm honored to call you a fellow american. ladies and gentlemen, surprisingly, i have enjoyed these dinners. so tonight, i thought we would reminisce a bit. the first couple of years i came to this dinner, i was really into slideshows. [video clip] >> my mother has put together at least 70 scrapbooks about our life as a family. what i have done is pull out some of the actual, never before seen photos from these scrapbooks. [laughter] [applause] this was during the great drought of 1953. dad, nei

i am not going to sit there and be like oh i am wonderful, i am a president. i am going to win and i will be so presidential. >> what does it mean to be presidential. >> it means not be so aggressive not is get so personal. when people get personal with me. they say oh they don't like my hair. okay? if i ever said i didn't like their hair. they are allowed to say whatever they want about me. if i said something about hair they would say oh. it is my hair. it isn't that bad is it? what happens is they hit me and i hit them back harder. usually, almost in all cases they do it first. but they hit me and i hit them back harder and they disappear. that's what we want to lead the country. but i promise you, let me finish it off, i will be so presidential. greta, you will be so proud of me. i am a smart guy. being presidential easy but you make it boring. she won't want to interview me any more. >> what does it mean you are going to stop tweeting? >> i don't think so. no. i tell you what. this is a modern forum. it is like owning my own newspaper. twitter 7 and a hal

i am not sure what i am going to do next.ident gore won an oscar and a nobel peace prize. [laughter] i don't know. i might win a prize, publishers clearinghouse or something. but thanks for inviting me. our entertainment tonight is craig ferguson. [applause] know, this is a small world. craig was once in a punk band called "baskets from -- "bastards from hell," which is what dick and i are going to call our birth. craig is scottish by birth, so is barney. two months ago, craig became an american citizen. [applause] honored to call you a fellow american. ladies and gentlemen, surprisingly, i have enjoyed these dinners. [laughter] so tonight, i thought we would reminisce a bit. the first couple of years i came to this dinner, i was really into slideshows. [laughter] [video clip] my mother has put together at least 70 scrapbooks about our life as a family. when i have done is pull out some of the actual, never before seen photos from these scrapbooks. [laughter] [applause] this was during the great drought of 1953. [laughter] da

i am not worried, i am going with janet reno.applause] [laughter] now the bloomberg party is also a cast party for the stars for the west wing who are celebrating the end of their first season. if il have to forgive me am not as excited as everyone else is at the thought of a west wing finale party. i have to give them credit, their first season got better ratings than mine. not to mention the reviews. hated my travel episode. [laughter] fellhat david cameo completely flat. speaking of real-life drama, i am so glad that senator mccain is back tonight. i welcome him especially. [applause] he just made a, difficult journey back to a place where he endured unspeakable abuse at the hands of his oppressors, the senate's republican caucus. [laughter] [applause] see that senator mccain and governor bush are talking about healing the rift. they are thinking about talking about healing the rift. you know, i would really like to help them. [laughter] i mean i have a lot of experience repairing breach. i worked with catholics and protestant

>> left. >> i am from mississippi and i am moderate-right. brian: so, you two were sitting here together. are you friends? >> yes, i would say so. >> absolutely. brian lamb: we have something going here, folks. [laughter] brian lamb: what are you most passionate about? >> the reason i am leaning toward the left, a bit moderate but mostly toward the left is because i believe we should all have social freedom to decide what we believe to be morally right and morally wrong whether it is the issue of abortion or whether it is about your sexual -- i don't know how to explain it. brian lamb: your sexuality? >> yes, it your sexuality or anything socially. you should be able to decide for yourself and so the politicians. you should be able to choose what is right and have your life model your own morality because i believe morality is a relative concept and we all come from very different backgrounds. there is a lot of immigrants in our country and there are people from so many different religions that we should really have our own choice. [applause]

that story is coming up. >>> i am alecia reid three i am tracking the weather -- i am alecia reid three -- brittney shippi. >>> -- i am brittney shipp and i am tracking the weather to that you can plan your day. >>> pounds of chicken were being recalled, consumers and federal inspectors found wood, plastic, and metal, inside of the chicken. the products were shipped across the nation for institutional use. records show that some schools purchased the chicken. it is a good warning to know about. >>> still ahead, a dramatic rescue, the emotional reunion between a teenager and the man that same temper -- and save them. >>> thank you so much. i have something for you. >> an update for a story we brought you last night. he had a near-death experience, he was working on changing a tire when his truck fell on top of him. fortunately, a ups driver saw the accident and he was able to adjust the track -- that jack and was able to lift the truck off of them. the boy's mother was able to track down the rescuer and thank him for saving his boys life. >> that is incredible. >>> we are tracking rain,

>> i sure am not. i really am not.ay that drugs really took me there. >> orosco faces three possible outcomes from the hearing -- reinstatement of his parole, allowing him to go home, a return to prison for up to 2 1/2 more years, or something in between. he could be sent to an intermediate sanction facility, or isf, a halfway house which holds parole violators in custody but allows them to work at outside jobs. >> it is another form of a prison. they do a lot of counseling there. they have classes. i'm thinking that's where i will go. hopefully not. i'm trying to get reinstated because they're playing with my life here. >> coming up -- >> i am never going home again. that's what they tell me. they may put me to death. i got a lot to think about. this place is a think-tank. >> tim gaffney and other ex-gang members attempt to make peace with the past. and -- joey rhodes creates a new life in a housing unit for straight men. almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arms, you avoid picking up the check. what?

. >> i am a woodworker.ething real quick here. >> i brought you a gift. >> stephen: oh, my goodness, that is beautiful. >> this is cameron myrtle, with eastern black walnut legs. >> stephen: that is beautiful, thank you so much. >> that will work perfectly. >> stephen: now, you do a lot of woodwork. do you have a company name for this. >> yes. offerman web shop, we have a website and add.com to the end of that. >> and here is a coaster. >> stephen: here you can use the questions i was going to ask you. >> thank you very much. >> that is the second nicest gift i have gotten from a guest. >> that is big talk. >> stephen: yeah. >> well i have some smooches from some ladies a couple of weeks ago, that was pretty good too. >> it is still early. >> stephen: that does look like it tickles i have to say. thank you for being here. thank you for being here and thank you for enoughing up your beard before coming out. you have a nice sort of wedge going on in your face. >> i am hoping would cast me as a viking one of th

. >>> good morning, and welcome back on this monday, april 4, and i am pam cook. >> i am dave clark. >>> and we are looking at some roller coaster temperatures. >> yes, but not today. we have patchy fog and it is easy, and it is tuesday and wednesday that will be the key days. but the today's a's hope opener -- home opener looking clear. bring a jacket. it will get warmer on tuesday and wednesday, and wednesday will be the warmest day of the week. 80s and even on the coast, so get ready. we will find to this tomorrow, but -- fine tune this tomorrow, 40s and 50s, and temperatures will not take long to warm up. we have a breeze at 20, and not done with that yet. that will turn northerly tonight, and that will warm us up. patchy fog and sunny, a little bit warmer with breezes at times with highs in the 60s and 70s, upper 60s and mainly low 70s. >>> 5:01 am. >>> things are still quiet, and it will start to change it around 5:30 am. you can see the traffic is looking good between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur bridge. when you get to the toll plaza, you will see plenty of room to

i am thinking about when to retire. i am an old originalist. i am aging, and i am an originalist. it could also have another set of references. i have been interested in the subject of originalist them ever since i was a graduate in harvard in 1970. i started thinking about the issues we call originalist history when i was working on my dissertation. i was not interested in the jura's financial aspect, but the impeachment of richard nixon. i come from a family of longtime nixon haters. in thate a long history subject. i am interested in war policy resolution. what role the congress lays on 's of authority. i was also a member of the committee against the war. a reserve committee against the war which filed a very interesting suit against defense secretary james/injure. james schlessinger. which called to resign under the provisions of the constitution which prevents members of congress from holding office under the executive branch. start thinking of the issues -- i am an old originalist. i've been thinking of this for four point decades, going back to the nixon years. this is the

>> i am from wyoming.or me ruth bader ginsburg was , the most inspirational person we have met this week. she has been one of my idols for a long time. i either want to be in the legal profession or possibly a senator, but she has done such amazing work to advance women's rights and especially women going into the legal system. it was an honor to get to speak to her. brian lamb: what did she say when she made her presentation that you will most remember? >> that is tough. she talked a lot about the influences of different supreme court justices, and sort of their legacies, and so i guess it makes you think about what you want your legacy to be even if you are not a supreme court justice. but just how impactful some have been andions , that if i want they become a lawyer i will want to put a lot of thought into these important decisions because it is something that is really going to stick around throughout. earlier, she gave a eulogy for antonin scalia, and they were close friends over the years, and they

>> i am fascinated by the english people. i am fascinated by the british accent. i think because of my grandfather. >> stephen: did he have an english accent. >> he did not have an english accent. he grew up in -- he lived his whole life in williamstown, massachusetts, and he used to run track in the twenties and i would go visit him in williamstown, massachusetts and not a whole lot to do in williamstown so one night i decided to rent the movie chariots of fire thinking he was about people who ran track. and -- >> stephen: class city, definitely an old-time movie. >> and at the end of the movie he said i hated, i hated the movie. and i said what are you talking about? this won the academy award and we loved this movie and he said i just didn't buy in the way anybody was speaking. and i said what are you talking about? and as it turns out my father, my grandfather to his dying day thought that all british people were making up the accent. >> >> stephen: did he have a >> yes. >> stephen: what was that? >> in an effort to impress people, he thought that all british

i am not sure what i am going to do next.ident gore won an oscar and a nobel peace prize. [laughter] i don't know. i might win a prize, publisher's clearing house or something. but thanks for inviting me. our entertainment tonight is craig ferguson. [applause]

i am aople will say, good businessman. i am so good. you people are going to be so rich so fast you don't even know. you do not know how rich you are going to be. we are going to go from a debtor nation and you will say, well look, youned stop have ted cruz that refused to approve any language on devaluation. any language on monetary manipulation. that is why they beat us. devalued their currency so much and we see our dollar holding and going up. in the meantime, komatsu is killing caterpillar. china is draining our businesses. look at what is going on with mexico. mexico is taking our businesses for devaluation. biggest is politicians do not know what the hell they are doing we are going to change things. i have carl icahn, great is this man. we have the greatest businessman in this world and we don't use them. we use political hacks. third-rate political slobs, to negotiate with the smartest people in china, the smartest people in japan, and we have all the cards. people don't realize it. without our money, without this big pot of mo

i am not changing, i went to the best schools, i am a smart person. i will represent our country with dignity and very l i don't want to change. i think, it got me here. somebody said, if you change, if you were that way, you wouldn't be where you are right now. a lot of people are sitting back, saying, what happened darling, why are we sitting here watching television? when i announced, there were favorites that were going to win. one of those raced $100 million, a lot of money. others had big advantages, governors of major states, et cetera. they were all going to do great. one after another, here we stand, with five victories over 60%. david. >> tonight in her speech, hillary clinton said -- [ inaudible ] >> i call her crooked hillary. she is crooked. she will be a horrible president. she knows nothing about -- her husband signed nafta. it was a disaster. her husband signed it. it was a disaster for this country. hillary will be horrible. absolutely horrible on economic development. she knows nothing about jobs, except jobs for herself. when it cam

i am i am, take it or leave it. [applause] frankly, and frankly i am pretty happy with uim and evidently some voters have been also. i have not based my campaigns on the support of politicians, even though some of them are my very best friends. with all due respect, most politicians but the exceptions of a few with great courage wait to see how political events are breaking before risking a political capital and i understand that. what this means for the rest of it is, i guess i have become a rare bird, some extraordinary creature that has to be dissected by those who analyze politics to find out what makes them tick. well, i resist that so i become in a matter or whatnot -- enigmatic or whatnot. the more people talk about me, the more i resisted so it becomes the cat chasing its tail. a number of friends of mine around the country will tell you in the weeks leading up to this race, i gave serious thought to not running for president. in many ways, i did not want to. it is because i had to do a number of these profi

i am a dinosuar m i am making an effort not to be a dinosaur but i am. what i have been asking from you and the last 30 years and it is my 30th anniversary as an anchorman. it is one of these kind of, each one has a name. maybe like five trump over here. but what is really interesting is that i asking from you to watch the newscast every day at 6:30 p.m. if you tune in at 6:59 you cannot see it. if you tune in at 7:01 i am not there. that requirement i have been asking from you and millions of people is no longer valid. everything is changing because there is a migration of eyes from tv and c-span is here, and thank you, c-span for having an interest in what we are doing honestly because it is important. but there is a migration of eyes from tv to cell phones and maybe i should have asked for your permission but you are on facebook live. you want to help me here? [applause] >> so you are on facebook live. [applause] >> all right. let me tell you what is happening. the thing is that in the last super tuesday we were broadcasting on uniivation and fusion i

am i right? that is the way you eat a pickle. i will have a little soup. >> governor kasich, he told me your first trip would be to ireland if you became president. have you changed your mind? governor kasich: i never said my first trip was going to be to ireland. where did you get that? why would i say that? >> because i am irish. kasich: no, i mean, there is nothing wrong with it. there is nothing wrong with it. if it is true. no. >> so, governor, your numbers in new york? [indiscernible] [laughter] kasich: i don't know the difference between this pickle and this pickle. do you like pickles? >> [indiscernible] [laughter] >> [indiscernible] kasich: you know, i may have matzah. the reporter said i was 29 points down. what do you do to close the gap? i said put in steph curry. that was really good. >> salad, chicken soup. governor kasich: i ate a pickle. i'm going to have one more. p>> [indiscernible] uh?good, h governor kasich: i'm going to fly home and had dinner with one of my daughters. she is 16. do you have daughters? how ma

good. >> i am a fan. >> really?>>> a watters fan, never underestimate the power of stupid. >> who do you think you are talking to? >> i am watters and this is "my world." >> last episcopal sold we showed you a clip of rove rand al speaking at college in 1992 about pet misconduct and the community react. all the panther lovers and --. [ inaudible ] >> brother, i don't believe in marches, i don't believe in that, i don't believe in offing the pig, you --. [ inaudible ] >> what i believe in i do. do what you believe in. or shut up. stand up. stand up what you believe in. i believe in fight. well, fight then, ain't nobody holding you. [ inaudible ] where are the crackers around here? here? >> pretty inflammatory. we wanted an explanation but sharpton refused to return our calls and e-mails so lucky me i happened to run into him at the convention. >> a little distorted. >> we have an interview of you saying off crackers and off picks. can you apologize? >> you had me where i said that a guy was talking about offing pigs

let's see if he enjoyed the ride. >> i am having a good time of the i am having a good time. spilled my soup. i got soup on my dockers. >> he got soup on his dockers. i support his soup habit, but don't take it on the coaster. >> don't take soup on the coaster. you can never take soup on the coaster. i don't know where to go with this story. i can't believe -- this is where it has gone to. this is what we do. if we are not talking about trump, we are talking about ted cruz. whatever happened to having candidates talk about policy and explain themselves. >> he does. he talks policy all the time. >> i didn't hear that. >> most of the videos, they made me like ted cruz all the more. it is fantastic. he goes on rollercoasters. he eats soup. >> he is like me. >> he is a human like every one of us. >> i feel like he is clearly trying to prove he is a human and if he wants to show he is relatable he should have shown himself gorging on funnel cake and then vomiting it everywhere. i make mistakes all the time so i would like to see him do something like that. i would be like, all rig

i am the messenger. i am a good messenger. but it is about you. been on the cover of time magazine many, many times in fact, i am going to be at a dinner tomorrow night for time magazine. mostss, the world's important 100. who cares question mark what do i care about? i care about winning this nomination. clinton.rooked hillary and doing a great job for our nation. we are going to do it. [chanting "usa"] mr. trump: you want to see. rhode island today. they said, your poll numbers are so high there, mr. trump. over 60%. i said, oh i get it. because i am doing so well, i am not going to take of the people of rhode island? i had a little slot, we flew up to rhode island. we gave them 10-hour notice. the place was packed. thelew down to delaware other day, unbelievable people. we went to maryland a couple times. packed, packed, packed. i have been all over. unbelievable. i tell you. unbelievable. it has been so great. i hear we are doing great all of the place. but a little bit about rhode island. rhode island. you want to take care of people who are

i hope that i am wrong. i hope that this reticence on my part proves unjustified and that judge roberts will show himself to not only be an outstanding legal thinker but also someone who upholds the court's historic role as a check on the majority impulses of the executive branch and the legislative branch. i hope he will recognize who the weak and who the strong are in our society. i hope the jurisprudence stands up to the bullies of all ideological strikes. this leads me to conclude with one more comment on this confirmation process. i was deeply concerned by some statements that were made by, largely democratic advocacy groups when ranking member senator leahy announced he would support judge roberts. although the scales have tipped in a different direction for me, i am deeply admiring of the work and the thought the ranking member senator leahy has put in to make his decision. the knee-jerk, unbending and unfair attacks on senator leahy's motives were unjustified. unfortunately, both parties have fallen

i am not sure what i am going to do next.ent gore won an oscar and a nobel peace prize. [laughter] i don't know. i might win a prize, publisher's clearing house or something. [laughter] but thanks for inviting me. our entertainment tonight is craig ferguson. [applause] you know, this is a small world. craig was once in a punk band called "bastards from hell," which is what dick and i are going to call our band. craig is scottish by birth, so is barney. two months ago, craig became an american citizen. [applause] i'm honored to call you a fellow american. ladies and gentlemen, surprisingly, i have enjoyed these dinners. [laughter] so tonight, i thought we would reminisce a bit. the first couple of years i came to this dinner, i was really into slideshows. [laughter] [video clip] president bush: my mother has put together at least 70 scrapbooks about our life as a family. what i have done is pull out some of the actual, never before seen photos from these scrapbooks. [laughter] [applause] this was during the great drought of 19

and i am at a super bowl and i am different, and i want to entertained and i am not interested in theolitical messages. that is the world that we are in now. that is our topic today. and joining us today, is john destain, and jonathan thompson, executive director and ceo and david shorlic, the assistant editor at the washington post. and michael, the columnist and conservative appointment. you know, did you watch the super bowl? >> i did. >> did it bother you? >> you know --. >> i am talking about did it bother you initially when you watched it, did you know that there was something there. and did you get caught up in what everyone else was saying from law enforcement? >> no, here is what unfolded for us. it was a minute and a half away. and one of my members say that are you watching the social media, and beyonce is going to be the half time entertainment and she is going to be singing to rememb formation and it has symbolism as it relates to crime and police and our nation and i cannot watch that, and i asked our members, 650 member standing in the balance room and said do you want

am one of you.ight. >> i am one of you. and it is like,, no i know you are not. i know you have an agenda and there are strings attached. >> yes. exactly. >> larry: right. exactly. >> hillary with the hot status like it is in my purse, when was the last time you saw hillary with a purse? it is like that doesn't happen. hillary isn't running around with a purse. >> it is in the purse, absolutely. >> that is rich people (bleep). >> larry: how about. >> listen, hillary is pandering out of control. she can't stop. she really can't. she did the -- she had the mothers with her, and then she is doing the nanay and doing the dad. she a week away from saying sickle-cell so black people will vote for her. i am not kidding. it is rimmed. >> larry: you, ridiculous. >> larry: you think they would vote for her for having sickle-cell? that is relating too much if you have sickle-cell. >> i think everybody at some level, humans want to be liked. >> larry: right. >> so we do that naturally, everyone kind of panders.

i am going for my major in bio chemistry. i am wapitiastic, you know, i am on "soul train." and if you just pressed the wrong button, it was like pow. just a nuclear explosion would occur in me, and that's what happened with do cornelius. he turned me and pulled me and yanked me inappropriately, and i freaked out. and i just started swinging and started grabbing things and the first thing i grabbed was a piece of kentucky fried chicken. it was a low point. i was beyond embarrassed. i was still walking out with this pathetic bravado like i don't care. i don't care. by the time i got in the car, i started crying. i felt like an idio. >> you threw a chicken wing at don cornelius's forehead. wrong. i thank you goodness we were able to make up before husband passing. way before his passing. and, you know, but that's what i mean. it's like am i really enjoying my life? if i am this person holding on to this anger from the past, am no. >> do you think the temper was innate in you? was that something you had as a circumstances? >> you know, my therapist told me that it was probably

i am phil torres. we meet someone knew, they will often make immediate decisions about who you are based upon your general appearance and what your face looks like and what you are wearing but, also, on the sounds of a your voice? >> it's true. there are tennessee of millions who can't speak or have limited speech. two and a half million of them are right here in the sglurns. >> of those two and a half million, 40% use some kind of text to speech to communicate but they all sound pretty much alike. >> at the young's home, this point. that's because 16-year-old sara young was about to get a gift like no other. her very own voice. >> she has been known as savvy sarah, happy and joyful. >> sarah was born with cerebral palsy leaving her unable speak but had he she and her mom have plenty to say. >> hello, everyone. my name is sarah. i am 16. >> sarah talks mostly through a text to speech app on her computer . >> i am see it. >> the computerized voice is heather. it's standard equipment. >> why was the heat

i am crazy. i am dangerous. >> he literally used the words it is a smear campaign. >> is a clean slate ticket a good idea. jazz shaw who wrote the article has a very cool name, but sound lobing a bad guy from oliver stone's gfk? jfk? >> did you ever go by jazz shaw? >> you will find yourself in huge trouble. if trump is close and they give the nomination to someone else they are asking for trouble jie. >> it is reckless and insane. >> i also feel like it would be easy for democrats to campaign against someone who didn't run in the primary. >> it last happened in 1968 when they gave it to hubert humphrey and he didn't win a single vote. >> he became president, right? >> after the riot. >> joanne, you suggested trump would run as an independent if he doesn't get the nomination. i don't think he can get on the ballot in most states. >> i don't understand that. it is something i heard earlier on another show. >> i don't think he would be able to. >> great, i appreciate your input. >> glad to give it.

. >>> thank you for joining us on this tuesday morning, april 5, and i am pam cook. >> i am brian flores. let's take a look at the traffic and the weather. >>> i notice it's time to pull the weeds.>> you may love that, or you may not, but it's going to top out tomorrow, in santa rosa getting that northerly breeze with the sign of things to come. patchy fog that it will not last long, and that northerly breeze turning northeast tonight and into tomorrow, setting up for a significant warm up. 40s and 50s on the temperatures, and speaking of the northerly breeze, santa rosa at its, so not that much. this will turn northerly later on in the other areas, and high pressure nosing in, and not lasting long, and today is sunshine and warmer temperatures once we get going. possible patchy fog to the south, but a cool morning and 70s and 80s. read it and weep. >> my goodness, kind of like summer. >> well we would need to make it a 98. >>> good morning everyone. we are glad that you are here and let's take a look at but we have. it is going to be a mystery to me, i don't even know what we have. let'

obviously we all know i am not a politician. i am not a public speaker. i am just a football coach. thought i would do today is i think i am going to tell you a football story and this football story includes ?onald trump, ok so, donald trump is the owner of andnew jersey generals whatever that league was, u.s. fl and the funny thing is one of my coaches actually coach for mr. trumps team. a guy named chris palmer. and the ball is on the one yard line. the generals have two running backs. they have a big huge fullback named maurice and the other back walker.y named herschel just a guy, right. so herschel walker obviously is a great act and everything else and worries cost on, just a huge blocking back. and in typical coach fashion, the ball is on the one yard line and he says, let's trick the defense. let us give the ball to maurice carr on. he gets smashed. so there it is again. and all of a sudden the phone , yes i've the phone up sir, mr. trump. and this is what he said. the conversation went like this. he said, you know the next time you give the ball to maurice instead of hersc

i am gasia mikaelian. >> i am dave clark. we are checking the weather. are a few pockets. it's starting to burn. >> oh, good. >> not as rainy as it was this weekend. >> yeah. >> that's for sure. there were some really impressive totals here. clayton, concord, over to livermore seemed to be a higher concentration of the rainfall. many that had over 1 inch rain of 1.50 on the concord clayton border. near livermore, east livermore had a report of almost 2 inches of rain as well. castro valley an inch and a third. richmond also. el cerrito an inch and a quarter. sausalito almost in there. oakmont .80. socal .49. not too bad. most of that is gone. looks like there is breaks in the clouds towards maybe santa cruz and monterey and a couple, but i tell you it's, i'd say, 98% cloudy here. we will get a few breaks as the dynamics are pushing south and east. the low cloud deck is in

i am not aware of totally what is going on. i get home, i am now little dizzy.ide i am going to lay down in the floor. i am in the kitchen. i lay on the floor. get myself together a little. decide, i am still not good, my wife is in las vegas at the particular time. i go and get in the bed. she calls, how are you doing? what is happening? i said i am not feeling good. she said do you want me to send someone to take you to the hospital? i am not the hospital-kind of guy. unfortunately i have just pushed some things off, men, we can have chest pains and want to take an aspirin and lay down and think it will go away that evening. i decide yes, send someone. she then, of course gets my daughter to come over and i am unconscious when my daughter gets there. i am goi wondering dad, we have to get you out of here. i go to urgent care center. one of my members are working there. she happened to see me come in. they rush me back right away. my sat levels are at 22 now. normal should be anywhere from 93-100. i am at 22. she has never seen any number that low without this

>> good, good. >> i am a fan, i am a watters' fan.mate the power of soup. >> who dew think you are talking to? i am watters' and this is my world. >> reverend a l spooking in king college in 1992 about police misconduct and the company's reaction. and here it is again. >> all of you do it. and [inaudible] you dope nothing. i don't believe in marching they got pigs out there. i believe it, i do. do what you believe in or shut up and admit you lost your guts and courage to stand up. [inaudible] ain't no body holding you. those crackers around here? >> inflammatory. we wanted an explanation but sharpton refused to return our calls and e-mails. you run into the ref rend in the convention. >> how are you? >> very good. i want to ask you saying off cracker ares and pigs. would you like to apologize. >> one of the things, you asked me where a guy was talking about them pigs and i said you ain't doing nothing. and i mocked him. >> no, you're changing. >> i have the transcript. >> i watched the film. and you are trying to defraud your listener

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sarah palin: i feel like i am at home. i am in the snow again and you guys even dress like alaskans, you guys are so great. it is so great to be here with you. thank you for being here for the right reason, supporting the next president of the united states. [applause] sarah palin: it really is great to be here, reconnecting with family roots. my grandma was born in wisconsin. [applause] sarah palin: my favorite brother-in-law, he is from a tiny town in wisconsin. another cool connection we have, i just got a text from number 64, jerry kramer. he -- yeah, cheeseheads. we are cheeseheads in alaska, we do not have pro teams, so any connection we have. one of them, my dad played with jerry kramer in his high school days, so we get to claim, ok, we have a connection with the cheeseheads. by the way, we are on a mission to try to get jerry kramer finally inducted into the nfl pro football hall of fame. we have donald trump helping us do that. you'll get a good benefit from trump with one of your favorite players. it is great to

so you can. >>> welcome back, and i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook.lear skies out there, and a little bit breezy for some, but not bad for most. it's actually quite cool, low to mid 40s and even 50s and 60s toward the valley. clear skies yesterday in the fog stuck around in the early morning hours and this of weird. here are the records to be, and only napa in the open airport are closed, and the others i don't think so. but tomorrow possible. there could be, and everything falls into place, near 90 degrees in a few places. by thursday those would drop a good 20 degrees. out of the north you can see this airflow taking care of the low clouds. 40s, 50s and 60s, and there are some cool readings. brentwood at 62. except for a few high clouds, sunshine and warmer temperatures. a cool morning for some, and the north northeasterly breeze, meaning 70s and 80s.>>> 5:31 am and metering lights are clicking on.>> moderate traffic, but getting heavier and good morning. let's go out and take a look at what we have the traffic, busy at the toll plaza. and the meter

i think i found my voice when i accept it completely that i am who i am. i am am an immigrant. and that changes everything that i do. it's a different story than yours but when it's recognize that she was who she was, she wrote -- now she's in mexico, she's living in mexico right now and she's looking for her house and i'm looking for my house too. and we in urine immigrant, you're always looking for your house or your home. a place to call home. and therefore your question is beautiful because i cannot be anyone else, i cannot compete with anderson cooper or with cbs news because i am not them. so my only value is to recognize who i am. [applause]. >> i got involved in politics against my parents wishes, it was a frustrating experience to talk to latinos who were wasting my time and how do you channel that with that anger but that into something. and it works beautifully. you're always changing things right. >> i guess something you can touch, that is the beauty of writers and publishers and artists, they can actually touch their anger. they can touch their frustration. do fru

i am not retiring. [laughter] [applause] i am -- >> i stand corrected. [laughter] >> i am simply stepping away from the microphone after 37 years of doing two hours a day, 10 hours a week of "the diane rehm show"ment -- show. i am 79 years old, i will be 80 in september. it is time for someone else to have that glorious real estate. >> no. [laughter] [applause] >> so we are in the process of thinking very hard and very carefully about what comes next, and the management at wamu has been in touch with so many people, so many stations. npr has been involved. something really, really good will come into those two hours. i really believe that. i will miss being with all of you every day. there is no question of that. but i am going on to do other things. i have appeared in a play about alzheimer's, and we've done that play in washington, in l.a., in san diego, in boston, in raleigh, indianapolis, and we plan to continue taking that play around the country. i am also going to be speaking out wherever i am at on the right to choose. i want to be very clear abo

check this out.>> we don't have that out here.>> that is because i am pretty fancy. sorry about the sneeze. i was going to say, if you're flying out today, and your flight connects in houston, many of those flights will be canceled. they had some heavy rain and flooding.>> a lot of flights do go through houston.>> and i think united has a hub there, so check on your flights.>>> if you're driving here in the bay area, not bad, a live look at highway 24 through lafayette. nice drive between there and oakland, and a nice drive. at the bay bridge toll plaza, filling in and it's usually 5:30 am when the metering lights go on. 580 through livermore in dublin, 880 through fremont in santa clara valley, alike commute. >>> 5:17 am. >>> record rainfall in houston already. from the rockies, and you probably heard that colorado had a blizzard over the week end. that system out on the planes is also producing. the busiest people in the united states today are the weather folks in houston. i guarantee it, and probably austin, texas as well. you will not fly near that line, i guara

morning, i am brian flores. let's take a look at the weather.>>> we have cooler weather today, and we have this weak system, and not doing much but giving us an onshore breeze, and partly cloudy in the north bay, but overall falling apart and lifting northward. it is sending that ridge of high pressure off to the east, and we will keep some partly cloudy skies in the north bay. 40s and 50s for the temperatures, palo alto at 49, and not much of a breeze, and this system will fall apart as it lives, and ushering in slightly cooler air. 60s and 70s.>>> orell 1 am. -- 4:01 am.>>> welcome back, and the roadways are light, and let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic looks pretty good with no major problems as you drive into san francisco. the really early commuters get a lot of a nice commute with very little going on. here's a look at interstate 880 in oakland, and traffic is moving well if you are in alameda. and you have to go down to one of the bridges to get off of the island, and if you are d

i am a democrat but i tell you, i am not going to vote for them, i am going to vote for a man who can bring us back and make america great again, donald trump. right, thanks for calling, the wisconsin primary is coming up on tuesday for both the republicans and the democrats, and we will be coming -- we will be covering the democrats live here on c-span, live from milwaukee. both hillary clinton and senator bernie sanders will be there and will speak and we will have that for you here on c-span. ♪ during campaign 2016, c-span takes you on the road to the white house as we follow the candidates on the span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. announcer: in his weekly address, the president talks about the nuclear security summit and working with other nations to present terrorist attacks. senator richard burr from north carolina has the republican response in ways to combat isis and why it has become a global threat. hi, everybody.: this week i am speaking to you from our nuclear summit. leaders from around the world are making sure that we are coming together to face one of the threats of g

i am a conservative but i am a free trader. you can only do this if you have good people representing your interests. either one of those situations is not except double. ok? it is not acceptable. have theing to toughest, smartest, sharp as business people in the world negotiating our trade deals. let me tell you. the world's most dishonest people. they cover it wrong all the time. it was asked to me about nato. it was asked on cnn. story. here is the never one, nato is obsolete. number two, they are not paying their fair share. they are not paying. they take advantage of us. as i said, you always have to be prepared to walk, but we will never have to walk. they owe us tremendous amounts of money. many of these countries are very rich countries. i want them to pay up all the delinquency, all of the stuff in arrears. they are taking advantage of us because we have no respect for our leaders. $21 trillion.e at we will have a better presidentip with our right now and they will be even. japan,know, we protect we protect germany, wi

i am just joking.nalists with the resources and the autonomy to chase down the truth and all the powerful accountable. the best fantasy film since "star wars." [laughter] that was maybe a cheap shot. i understand the news business is tough his days, he keeps changing all the time. every year, somebody makes a joke about buzz feed changing the media landscape. every year the washington post laughs a little bit less hard. [scattered laughter] gop chairman ryan previous is here as well. glad to see that you feel that you have earned the night off. on all of your success. the republican party, the nomination process, it is all going great. keep it up. [laughter] [applause] kendall jenner is also here. we had a chance to meet backstage at her and she seems like a very nice young woman. i and not exactly sure what she does? i am told that my twitter mentions are about to go through the roof. [laughter] helen mirren is here tonight. [applause] joke, i justhave a think helen mirren is awesome. [applause] [chee

dave clark. >>> good morning, i am pam cook, and it's about 5:30 am, and thank you for joining us. if you are just joining us, don't forget your jacket.>>> it is definitely a day for layers. and we have the air flowing out of the northwest, and after yesterday, that was a pretty impressive system. not much for us, but some big rumors in the san joaquin valley, snow in the sierra, and wind gusts over 50 miles an hour at the sfo. and down there in bakersfield, a pretty good boomer with numerous reports of hell, and snow in the high country. also rain heading toward las vegas, so a pretty active system. 40s on the temperatures, and up few 30s. 43 in blackhawk, 47 in dublin, 46 for lafayette, in a breeze out of the northwest. it will continue to be with us most of the day. this has been will keep the snow showers going in the sierra, and highs today in the 60s with mostly sunny skies in the next chance for rain on wednesday. and here is our 5:30 am update and metering lights clicking on. >>> they usually do at they usually do at 5:30 am at the bay bridge toll plaza, and the commute is