>> i am melanie barker from ames. i love my country and i am very faithful at following all of the elections and wanting to find out a little bit more about the personal side of a candidate. host: have you caucused? >> i have not. host: are you going to this year? >> i am. host: why? >> i am worried about our country. i think everybody needs to put a little extra out there and vote for a candidate they feel is going to be someone who can renew our country and the values that i have grown up with. i am worried they are going to be gone. host: did senator rubio sell you today? >> yes. host: why? >> a lot of things that are important to me, he stands for. i am worried about the country security, values, lots of things i see for my kids and grandkids, and i am just enough older that i have been able to see a change in how things have been through the years. it is time to up the ante and get more involved. host: josh in maryland. what did you think of the event? caller: i am jealous of ioan's getting to sit alongside the c

i am concerned about that. now, electing someone permanently with low voter turn-out is also not a good thing. and secondly this interim supervisor will be taking votes of the board. they are not just going to the phones but go to the meetings and they need to be accountable. and if that person succeeds in the future election, those votes count. and if someone is not to run in the future, you can vote how you want. there is no recourse or accountability there -- thank you, supervisor cohen. and i mentioned the difficulty of finding appointees in a period of time and to give up a job. or someone is unemployed and needs a temporary position and the staffing for that. i feel that we have a system in place that tries their very best to make sure if there is an appointee. depending on the situation, there could be three scenarios. someone gets to run in an election that is coming up soon and would be the normal election cycle anyway. or some time between 120 days and one year after the vacancy. again there are diffe

max: it turns out i am much happier when i am working.n i am not working, i am kind of a bummer. like, i bum people out. like, everyone around me was sort of, oh, man, don't come over, you're sad. emily: so you started slide. max: i started a bunch of things. slide was the thing that i ultimately wound up running. as i found out, not the thing that i deeply cared about at the product level. i was not in love, and still am not in love, with entertainment, but ultimately was -- was not nearly as successful as i thought strictly because the products didn't roll me out of bed every morning. emily: you ended up selling to google. $182 million. what was it like working at a company that you didn't start? max: it was very weird, because i was -- i had never worked for anyone before. i had the privilege and the opportunity to be very close to the very top of the company -- at the founder level. just -- not professionally, but just being there with the guys. and they are as brilliant as it gets. and they are awesome. so in that sense, it was rewar

i am concerned about that. now, electing someone permanently with low voter turn-out is also not a good thing. and secondly this interim supervisor will be taking votes of the board. they are not just going to the phones but go to the meetings and they need to be accountable. and if that person succeeds in the future election, those votes count. and if someone is not to run in the future, you can vote how you want. there is no recourse or accountability there -- thank you, supervisor cohen. and i mentioned the difficulty of finding appointees in a period of time and to give up a job. or someone is unemployed and needs a temporary position and the staffing for that. i feel that we have a system in place that tries their very best to make sure if there is an appointee. depending on the situation, there could be three scenarios. someone gets to run in an election that is coming up soon and would be the normal election cycle anyway. or some time between 120 days and one year after the vacancy. again there are diffe

>> i am melanie barker from ames. verye my country and i am faithful at following all of the elections and wanting to find out a little bit more about the personal side of a candidate. host: have you caucused? >> i have not. host: are you going to this year? >> i am. host: why? >> i am worried about our country. i think everybody needs to put a little extra out there and vote for a candidate they feel is going to be someone who can renew our country and the values that i have grown up with. i am worried they are going to be gone. host: did senator rubio sell you today? >> yes. host: why? t arelot of things tha important to me, he stands for. i am worried about the country security, values, lots of things , see for my kids and grandkids and i am just enough older that i have been able to see a change in how things have been through the years. it is time to up the ante and get more involved. josh in maryland. what did you think of the event? i am jealous of ioan's getting to sit alongside the candidates. rubio, its on s

i am part of the muslim community, but i am not a leader. an impact and other muslim organizations, and i do not want to take their place. my specialty is conflict resolution and middle eastern africa. but as a member of the muslim community, i think every individual has a voice. i shared the agreement and terms of we are not apologists. that said, i have his eyes word of no excuses. part of it is taking responsibility. killed aspeople being of this islamic extremism, by the islamic state and boko haram and others. we have to react because we are the primary targets, the primary victims. just as i hear you in terms of not being an apologist, i would like to invite you about thinking about not being a victim. muslims are not victims it we have had occupation and colonization. i do not know of any country that has not. i do not like the term victim are the term victims of aggression. i think muslims are providers and active citizens of the communities they live. there is a history. i would not classify us as a victims. we have a voice and a st

>> well, look, i am a strong guy. i am going to make our country great again, which is what we want, and i would say that, you know, i can think of people that maybe they would have a little bit less anxiety about but they won't get anything done and we are in trouble. >> dickerson: you talked about being unpredictable, is that unpriblghtbility causes people the anxiety? >> i think, so i think we have to be unpredictable, our enemies is war, whether it is finance, you have to be somewhat unpredictable. as an example, i mean, right now, i am the leader by a lot in terms of the republicans side and i am beating hillary in the polls. i hate to give you as an example an answer, you will ask me a question very strategic question, maybe a military type question and i have a very strong answer in mind but there is something about giving you that answer that bothers me very much because basically the enemy is getting that answer. >> dickerson: but what about, if you are president, people have this anxious feeling about you, y

i am a family man. i have five kids. i am different. i am not a criminal.ily: tell me about mega. what is this new business that you are working on? kim: after the raid, i spent a lot of time thinking about the intrusion of privacy. because in my own case, they have used the nsa to spy on me. the prime minister of new zealand has apologized for that, because they have done that illegally. i created a cloud storage website where people who upload their files can be 100% sure their data is fully encrypted, that no government can access it. that we, as a service provider, cannot access their private data. emily: so even you cannot see what is in the files? kim: that is correct. emily: so the nsa could not get in. kim: no. they would get a lot of garbage. emily: what is to stop this from becoming a bank for criminals? kim: it is your right to privacy. i think that right overrules anything else. emily: is there anything you would have done differently? kim: absolutely. emily: like what? kim: if anyone from the u.s. government had reached out to us and said, well

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i am excited about it. and i hope he doesn't wear the defense out. >> kelly released this statement saying, my immediate focus is to build the best coaching staff possible. one that will maximize the abilities of each of our players and put us in the best position to win football games. >> pretty much what you expect him to say. here to talk about the choice is jason applebaum and a woman who calls herself the 49ers fan girl. tracy sandler. nuts and bolts first. do you think this was objectively a good hire? >> gosh, i don't know. but making more than harbaugh? six million better? they got rid of harbaugh for a guy nobody else interviewed this guy. i am surprised at the salary. i will say that off the top. as far as whether he is a good coach or not, i think he is a great coach. the knock against him is he doesn't get along with people and maine maybe overstays his welcome. i look at this maybe lasting three years, four years. seems like they are going back to the pac-12. getting a college coach who coached

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that's why i am sitting here today. if i didn't think we didn't have a chance to do something special here i wouldn't be here. no question about that. again, i cannot thank jimmy and d enough for this opportunity. success. i said to jimmy the other day. he's had success in doing most things he's done. what did you say to me, jimmy. >> accept this. let me tell you. i am here now. we want to change that. he deserves, him and his wife and this organization and city deserves a winner. that's what i am here to do is help this organization win. >> what are your thoughts on johnny manziel and do you want him as a quarterback on this team? >> this is what i would say to that. i need to get in this building and have an opportunity and sit down and watch tape. i don't know johnny personally. i know who he is. at the same time, i think i have to give everybody on our football team the fair opportunity to see who they are. it truly learn who they are and make decisions from there. >> tom reid from cleveland.com. >> one play i am su

right now i am regretting the way i look? >> what i why think you look great? if i had your bone structure i would not have gotten involved in comedy in the first place. >> i am watching but the audience is experiencing some form of discord as i look - -dash there we go i am at the club live for the wrong thing it your whole weekend great morning energy. >> and we put that over there where can i do were can i do to help you out? >> ram is coke. i know it's a little early. no it is good everything is good. >> you been here many times before since the last time you on with you? >> i'm getting older look at my face on that camera. what is know as i've been writing a book and i am wrestling with the idea of expanding in a relationship with someone with emotional issues. >> if i had the ability - - welcome, everybody and their good morning to you all up i had healthier people play them working on and what is your book about then? the book i don't know - - it is a memoir sort of an experience of being on the road and writing am going on and off intelligent projects i

i am kidding. i promise i am kidding. i keep looking everybody and i think when i finish i will dismiss you and all and eat pizza. thank you for crowding into jeff's pizza place in ames. we are just a few days away from the caucuses. i am grateful to have friends from around the country who came to show support. folks like andre bower. someone who spent his career as lieutenant governor primarily helping and working on policies for seniors and very committeded and dedicated to the task. a true public sufshervant. later you will meet the secretary of state from alabama. we brought all of these southern boys up here and introduced them to what snow looks like. we have been living in it in january. i used to laugh at people in the north when i would hear on television they would say some person has had a heart attack shoveling snow. and i thought why would you shovel snow? it will melt tomorrow. we thought people out there shoveling snow, and why would they do that. i realized it doesn't go away the next day up here. one of

i am a huge fan. but they have a lot of things to do and they cannot be worried about what webcasts say in addition to running the diplomacy of this country and most of them do not want to. i agree with your underlying point that there needs to be a separation and it is healthy. but i think at the management level where i was, there was a lot of collaboration and cooperation that can go on between the state department and international broadcasting to the mutual benefit of both and particularly to our country. >> thank you very much. i am the bureau chief of the french national bureau. i was interested in what you said about russia and russian putin's walldimir that is very active at the moment. what you said in terms of creating confusion, the russians are pretty effective. maybe not in being totally convincing what they say, but they have created confusion and i am wondering if it is not in fact the main danger now in europe that there is a lot of confusion about where our alliances live. a lot of c

i am both. i am a woman and i am an african-american. so i cannot separate myself. >> are there times when you feel divided, though? >> there are times when i felt like people wanted to divide me. >> never yourself? >> i don't think i felt divided. you have to remember something about me. i was raised in a female headed household. >> with sisters. >> right. with sisters. i didn't have any brothers. my father died when i was 4 1/2 years old. my mother's brothers didn't live with us. i was raised predominantly in a female head of household. my perspective about women is probably different from the perspective that other people may have about the role of women and black. my mother was the head. my mother was the leader. my mother was -- she was the one out there making the difference. >> um. now, i am trying to wrap up a lot of things in a very few minutes. you have talked about yourself as the beneficiary of civil rights activists and have expressed concern that young people don't seem to appreciate this legacy. how could we make them or s

i am john dickerson. the final precaucus numbers are in. and according to the bloomberg politics des moines register poll, hillary clinton is up over bernie sanders, 45 tont among likely democratic caucus goers, on the other side, donald trump is on cruz is next at is at 15, ben carson at 10 percent support, the rest of the field is in single digits. >> we caught up with donald trump on the campaign trail in new hampshireegan our conversation with his boycott of the fox news debate. >> in 2011 you weren'tebate and you said of the republicans who weren't going to show we are not seeing a lot of counsel here are we, not a lot of counsel, these republicans are supposed to be e said about you? >> you are sharp, because there was no reason, i was doing the moderation, i mean it was for a news things and i asked thed of mine a very good guy would i don't you do it, i have never done it before, i guess i will do it. >> but here is the difference, i was treated very unfairly by treated, they weren't treated badly, i was treated very badly by fox, t

so here i am. >> wait, what was that?i may not be qualified to be president, but a dramatic camera age california make me look like a president. >> mark it. >> honest gil fulbright isn't a real company, he's an actor and this is a satire that has been viewed more than 3 million times on social media. >> ideas, policies, these are things i don't need, what i need is $2 billion. >> it makes you chuckle, but there is a serious point to his pitch. >> he is just shine ago light on how politicians are routinely being bribed by special interest lobbyists, and swaying their votes in their favor, and the people who are left out are we, the american people. >> josh silver is the director of represent us, the grass roots organization behind gil fulbright that is working to pass laws combating the influence of moneyed interests in american politics. >> to be successful you would need to have these guys in congress vote against thayer self interest, right? >> well that's why we are doing what we are doing. >> he is talking about the a

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>> if a way i am. who i am helping is the republican party supposing he is the nominee the first thing the democrats -- he has two lawsuits filed. the first thing the democrats are going do do is sue him. and sue the party. because he is not allowed to run. okay? how can you have a candidate that has a cloud, a cloud of title in real estate, a cloud title, a cloud over his head. he probably or possibly is not allowed to run. >> many lawyers would dispute that. >> that is the point. >> you made the issue, not the press. >> kit go either way it depend on the court. that is a problem. do you agree it is a problem? >> potential problem. >> how do you have a person running for your party that maybe is not allowed to run for the party. >> let's talk about new york values you are from queens i am from brooklyn and you brought up the response to 9/11 when ted cruz raised this in the debate and he made the point when you did the interview with russert back in 1999 you said, i'm a new yorker and i am very pr. on

i am not blaming the chinese. i am not angry at them. we be losing, in trade deficits, $500 billion a year? if i took a guy like this and , mr. and mrs.rge phil ruffin, come on up. [applause] mr. trump: come up. [applause] he has never had anything -- it is like everything he touches turns to gold. you put a piece of land in las vegas. $110 million. forold it a few years later $1.43 billion. when he gives a million, it is like ten cents, but still very important. say a couple of words. [applause] >> thank you. i would like to introduce my wife, alexandra. donald and i have been friends for some 18 years and business partners. , i said if you run for president, i will give you $1 million. $1l, he ran, i gave him million. he sent it back. he said, i cannot take your money. in any case, he is a great man. happy.m very my wife and i will donate $1 million to your charity. [applause] mr. trump: he actually sent me a million dollars and said, there is 10 or 20 more if you need it. i sent it back. i am self funding my own campaign, right? but a

they don't know if i am telling the truth. i am joking. i am living in the past the only time i ever ran i'll look cool. let's just take a second. [laughter] how cool is he? king of the castle. bending colleges found that i wasn't cool anymore. that made me go to the army and i had a girlfriend who thought i should move that back home. then i met her boyfriend i thought why are you here? he said i am not supposed to know about you than it got awkward that my girlfriend had a boyfriend that was not the. [laughter] so why joe lane to the military. the top left picture i went to the recruiter's office. the air force was never in the office. [laughter] sometimes the truth hurts. but the navy might grab the is in the navy will not harm upon them they are pretty cool but then the others the marines. [laughter] that is what it is. the other navy. the smaller branch of the marines. [laughter] look get up. serious. but they had $24,000 signing bonus the marine? said signing bonus? is setting over their 24 green and. oh i don't get it. went to the a

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i am ready, and i am anxious to bring people together to solve our problems. highest priorities that has to be addressed. >> still to come, final thoughts from our hillary clinton roundtable. plus, the candidate gets candid. hear the stories she shares with the gr congress doesn't regulate wall street... wall street regulates congress. it's a rigged economy that sends most new wealth to the top 1%. and it's held in place by a corrupt political system where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is funded by over two and a half million small contributions. people who know you can't level the playing field by taking more money from wall street. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >> welcome back to kcci eight news close-up . the roundtable with hillary clinton was only supposed to last 30 minutes, but she stayed longer. before she left she had ideas to pass along. they say in iowa, if you do not get your picture with a presidential candidate you are not trying. not many voters get to get up close and personal with hillary. hill

not because i am cute, because i am.t is because i think fundamentally america is a patriotic plays. some people wear the uniform, obviously there patriots, they decide to sign up, there's no draft anymore, if you're running for office you are a patriotic and the lead in the country but for the average the driver, the teacher, landscaper, to be picking up this book, and talk about the dead is the reason it resonated in my humble opinion is because we know how great george washington is, we know about benjamin franklin and thomas jefferson and our founding father, we'd still don't know everything about them. what they did is extraordinary but what most of you know and beginning to realize is we have no country without the so-called everyday americans to do extraordinary things to keep the country going, the spirit alive, getting less economy going from the ground up. so to talk about a bartender i can relate to and that, longshoremen, newspaper guy, a farmer, i can relate to is that. the extraordinary things with the lead

i am emilie parker from ames. i am verytry faithful at following although the elections and wanting to find out a little bit more about the personal side of a candidate. before?you caucus >> i have not and i am this year because i am worried about our country and i just feel that everyone needs to put out a little bit of extra to get out there and vote for the candidate that they feel is going to be someone who can renew our country and the values that i have grown up with and i am worried that they are going to be gone. >> did senator rubio sell you today? >> yes. i feel that a lot the things that are important to me, he stands for. countriesed about the and security, i am worried about the values, i am worried about lots of different things that i see for my kids and grandkids id i am enough older that have been able to see a change in how things have in through the years, so it is time to up the ante and get more involved. >> this is melanie, who is going to be a first-time caucus goer. maryland, what are you t

probably -- am i can get into it. -- i am not going to get into it.some that have been wrong, but you grow, you learn in this business. mark: have you ever turn on the tv and seen a negative attack ad against you? gov. kasich: yeah. mark: did you laugh at it, roll your eyes, swear? what do you do? gov. kasich: guys, it's all part of it. part of it, but you are not going to be president or the nominee without millions of dollars of negative ads. gov. kasich: i had millions of dollars spent against me when i read for governor. called me everything, said i stole people's pensions and bankrupted lehman brothers. i just go through it, like a gauntlet. mark: but do you laugh it off? gov. kasich: i just don't overthink it. i might say to some people, what do you think about that ad, but i just don't live in that world. mark: have you seen any -- gov. kasich: since i have been running, i cannot remember the last time i turned the television on. i don't turn the television on. not because i am against television -- mark: how do you see our show? gov. kasich: i

i am targeting new hampshire. i am not running in iowa. jon adams, so -- i really have a connection. i wanted to vote for jimmy carter when i was five-years-old because i felt he would be better for the country. so everything i've done from marriage equality in 2002 all the way down to water rights, i look at our wonderful, clean and iand ice think of -- think of flint, michigan. >> as the only person from both democrat and republican, i am here representing the great state of california. i am going to keep in under two minutes. start counting now. they keep. la fuente.de from hard work, i have international work and experience. i am proud to be hispanic. proud to be latin. it is my heritage. i know what it is like to have to prove yourself over and over again. have hurdlesf us in our daily lives. candidates. fellow i have always found a way to overcome them. i did so in massachusetts, michigan, and north carolina. i qualify today with over 30 ballots in 30 states. also, with americans abroad. addition, voters from ohio will have only thre

>> i definitely am not single. greg: you are 23. >> i am 23. i am working. i am seeking employment. greg: what kind of job do you want 3 what kind of job do i want. >> are you a social worker right now? >> i am a caseworker for a law >> let's fire up again. if you want to meet joey, you can. >> j gold. okay. rosanna: that will be nice. you have inspired so many people. hopefully there is a job opportunity out there. your dream job would be to -- >> my dream job would definitely be to help my youth. >> social services. let's clean up the resume. that was an amazing thing. i am glad it worked out. we have a little bit of a change. it looks like today we get a a clipper system. going to be coming to town. you get some snow out of these things. it will be one of those situations. rain mixed with snow. as we head towards the evening, more likely to see some snow squalls. the area of low pressure drives across the great lakes. we could get a quick coding. higher elevation places. one-2 inches. typically these clippers don't carry a lot. it is also going to turn windy and cold are here. wi

scooter: i don't even know if i am dominating pop music. i am just having a good time. and, yeah.hen i was younger, i thought like every kid, i wanted to play in the nba, and no one told me i would grow up to be about 5'11" and not have the hops that i thought i was going to have. just kind of, one thing led to another. i read a couple of books that kind of inspired me and here i am. emily: what music was scooter braun listening to when he was 13 years old? scooter: 13? that was my bar mitzvah circuit. "i like to move it, move it. i like to -- move it." that was a big one. i was a big michael jackson fan. i love boyz ii men. but then i also love, like, biggie. i was the first kid in the suburbs to discover biggie. because i played in a basketball camp, my roommates were from harlem. they were like, "you don't know notorious?" and then i kind of went back to the suburbs with this mixtape, and then when it hit the radio four months later, i felt like i owned it. and that kind of showed me, for the first time, the idea of self discovery of music. emily: can you sing? scooter: until a

i am darci strickland. >> i am andrea mock. it is powerball mania. you have 5 hours to get out there and take your shot that nation's largest jackpot ever. today's prize is already at $1.5 billion. >> reporter: i am joined by the state lottery director. wow! this is a huge sum of money. >> almost too much to imagine. really is. we watched it grow from 40 million. this will be the 20th drara that is 930 0 million in cash. it is just unbelievable. >> reporter: ticket sales are through the roof. across the country and in here in south carolina right now. >> they are. we have never seen ticket sales like this in the powerball game. we say we are all in uncharted waters. never been here before. we ask people to play responsibly. not take your whole pay check. you only need one ticket to win. we urge that. but it is fun. hard not to get caught up in the excitement of it all. >> reporter: did you ever when we would see a powerball jackpot this big? >> i did not. i did not. and i actually thought when the changes were made that it could be a while before we

i am supposed to say, i am not angry. get up to the stage and during otherst debate i won, the debate i skipped because i was not treated properly. [applause] by the way, they got lousy ratings. which i knew would happen. they would have broken the record. but we have to remember, when you are not treated properly, you have to do what you have to do and that goes for the country. if we are not treated properly, like the way we are treated by iran and many other nations, we have to worry about our country. the nicest part of other debate situation was that we raised $6 million in one hour for the veterans. one hour. [applause] that was a great thing. i see all the hats, make america great again. we want to make america great again. what we want to do. it's very simple. >> how many times do you see a presidential candidate giving -- insteadin debt of of getting it? that's a great example. that group -- of that group would, on the stage now, called partners and patriots. applause]d >> where are they. mr. trump: oh, they are

7 am.>>> marina jurica in severe weather center 9. >> if you want to get out and about to do activities today it will be the best bet. it will be quite a nice day on the coast today. we are looking at a small craft advisory that seas at 40 feet -- 4 feet. we are going into a blustery period starting sunday. that will affect our into coastal waters and the sea. light intercoastal chop today. swim near the lifeguard station changes moving in and 20 hours. from west to east, ocala, 73 for the high with a 10% shot of a string from -- of a sprinkle. topping out at 76. cocoa beach, we will look at sunny skies and 73 for the high and the next chance for rain will begin after midnight tonight. i will check that in five minutes.>>> apopka police warning people to lock their cars after people trying to steal. the clue that helped police catch up with the suspects. >>> a lawn fertilizer blamed live outdoors as comfortably, and as fashionably, as indoors. havertys has everything you need stunning room

>> am i right about that?> coming from the officianado that is a crack. >> i found it iten energizing. how about you? >> who ever cut that open needs to apply for a job at msnbc. they would fit right in the way they cut it together. they would be perfect. >> i am not saying we needed to make it more exciting through the use of editing. i thought we learned a lot and it is refreshing. >> i didn't watch. i was at a restaurant with a fine group of breitbart fans instead of watching the debate we had a conversation about hip hop and conservatism and it was much more fun. >> it sounds exciting. why not shoot that and stick it on u tube? >> you can check my site for it. >> i was drinking crown royal and coke instead of my usual petrone shots. >> what's the deal, luis? i think i am not uh loin because the debate was the second highest rated show in fox news history. >> what was the first rated show? >> the first debate. >> there is a theme here. i also didn't watch the debate because donald trump wasn't there. in all

can't tell you how proud i am.they have been here since 2:00 o'clock today for all of you to be here tonight. i have to quickly notice cookie and jeannie. okay. steve durrant who is a master. >> they did that for you. they were here to set this up. let's give a round of applause. >> were going to get started and i want to tell you quickly why i endorsed carly most of you know me. i live karen meredith. i want to go to conquer to represent you. i think that so important. i don't think we have a voice. that is why we did it. when i 1st met carly and heard from her that is what call me to want to support her. very much like me in that regard. she does not want to be president. she wants to be of service leader for all of you. she wants to her she believes in people, potential, unlocking of potential. he will hear about that. i am going to stop right there. but just before do there are some representatives that i forgot. representative frazier, representative gallagher, representative hurt representative chandler. at r

with your help, i am. i am so glad to see you guys. thank you. are you together? hi, how are you? you. [indiscernible conversation] hillary clinton: got it? hillary clinton: hi. ♪ [indiscernible conversation] ♪ [indiscernible conversation] ♪ [indiscernible conversation] hillary clinton: right now we are seeing reimbursement rates -- indiscernible] hillary clinton: i know. and [indiscernible] prescription drug companies, insurance companies. the recipient's price is going up. [indiscernible] hillary clinton: i have talked to a lot of folks. [indiscernible] hillary clinton: hi, how are you doing? i think broadband is part of [indiscernible] living with electricity starting in the 1930's. it took about 30 years, but we got it done. we should have a government program that subsidizes the cost until we get it all over the country. why should we be paying a higher price for slower and have some parts of the country hardly covered at all? it is. none of the other countries [indiscernible] [laughter] hillary clinton: let's hope. [indiscernible conversation] hillary clinton: i have got to

i am not just angry. i am furious. i am a lifelong dem.have always fought for racial justice, for social justice. but now i find i must fight for the last oppressed class, those tiny babies being murdered and chopped apart. i have become a republican. somehow, it is an easy place for and an easy place for me to be because i was a democrat for so many years. we had ropey weight hoisted on us in 1973 -- we had ropey wade hoisted on us in 1973 by the supreme court. the only way to change it is to elect a president who will put in judges who are strict constructionists so it can be overturned. that is the thing that makes me the angriest. voters of good faith elect officials who are also antiabortion. they put laws in. they regularly get put to the supreme court and knocked down, anything limiting abortion. host: mary judith in virginia. bernie sanders addressed the anger issue in an interview. [video clip] bernie sanders: a lot of people in this country are angry. they are angry because jobs went abroad. they don't have money to take care of

rumsfeld: i am. i am a great-grandfather.ie: you obviously have good genes and will live a long time. but how do you want america to remember donald rumsfeld? mr. rumsfeld: goodness, i don't want to get into that. people spend their time worrying about their legacy -- i worry about doing the right thing for the country. charlie: there is no misconception about you that bothers you? mr. rumsfeld: what good does it do? all you have to do is get up in the morning and do your best. charlie: so from a position of observing, and the party you have served, who best reflects donald rumsfeld of all the candidates? mr. rumsfeld: i have no idea. i don't even know half of them. charlie: but they have been debating for a year. what conclusion have you come to? mr. rumsfeld: my conclusion is we don't need four more years of the last eight years. a change in administrations would be a good thing for the country. charlie: so whether it is democratic or republican, that would be a change. mr. rumsfeld: one would represent a greater change tha

it is 8:04 am.mute has not been too bad.>>> tomorrow we will be dancing.>> more people will be back tomorrow, and even though a lot of people are back, certainly heavier the last week, still a little bit lighter than usual volume, but it will pick outÃthe cup throughout the week. a 30 minute drive to the macarthur maze, so not bad. it could be bad later as the rain gets harder. at the toll plaza, it is backed up. you can see from this shot, the 880 ramps are not that bad, so that is a sign that things are getting better. we are looking from concorde, and 680 from concord to walnut creek, and it is 8:05 am.>>> the minors wrapped up the ugly season with the overtime victory, but not enough to save the head coach job.>> it has been announced, jim tomsula has been fired. let's talk about what is next.>> reporter: good morning, and the search for the new head coach is underway, and the jim tomsula era for the 49ers, certainly a disappointment which is an understatement. the 49ers wound up in last place f

i don't know you, but i am angry and i am frustrated and i am fed up. are losingthough we power in our lives, power to control our future, power to hold the government accountable and cut it down to size. angie at, all of these problems can be solved. but we have to remember who we are. be awas intended to citizen government. we were not intended to have a professional political class or a government growing out of control. i will not sit down and be quiet and i six and -- suggest you do not either. it is time we take our future back. ours time we take government back. citizens, it is time. we must take our country back. [applause] ms. fiorina: it is why i have rolled out my blueprint. it is not the only things we must do, but it is the first and most important. we can get it done together. i am putting it in writing, calling it a blueprint, because i want you to hold me accountable. i am used to ring held accountable will stop i come -- heldused to being accountable. byeople's character is known what they do, not by what they say. we know that talk is

am dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic. steve paulson, let's start the engine and go. >> it was not that bad when i came in. it did not take long to pick up, but tomorrow could be worse. the ground can take a lot of moisture because we have had a few years of dry weather. but pretty soon we will start having issues when you get 3 to 4 inches of rain. marin county and up into the russian river and down toward the santa cruz mountains, but the first part of the system has gone through. there is a lot more that needs to move in, and plenty offshore and a stronger system will be here tomorrow. nothing like what we had a little while ago, and back to rodeo and hercules getting some rain. it looks like back over to toward union city and the east san jose foothills. this has jet stream support and colder air, so this is a bigger system for tomorrow. there is plenty offshore moving in today, and this is this colder air working its way toward us, so we have another 48 hours of pretty heavy