in terms of that kind of came andp, joe biden made nice remarks on that afternoon. started with the concern of dysfunction. he was able to replace justice scalia. adjustment to vacate until the next election? >> i agree with majority leader mcconnell: in saying they will not consider a nomination until after the election. obviously, there have been times before when the senate has rejected nominees. by the tactical move senate leadership. pathf you start down that and bring about to the floor on they would put a lot of political pressure on a .umber of the members this would protect them from that. important in are terms of the court. they do not want to replace the ultimate conservative justice judicial philosophy that will shape the court for the next 30 years. a substanceg to be of debate. obama will argue his point of view and republicans will argue their point of view. i'm not surprised that there is controversy there. it is interesting to notice that this issue came up during george w. bush's last term. chuck schumer, joe biden and were adamant that no one wou

i've also had friends that have been physically assaulted andpe one of them was permanently altered to be too injured, an elderly woman in her 80s when someone tried to take her purseg >> host: gregory, that all said and how has that affected your view of incarceration, three strikes you're out other type issues? >> caller: i've tried to stay as liberal and open-minded on ao these topics as they possibly can. for instance i am opposed to this terrible scandal phone companies making money off criminals and also the college pipeline. i'm for every good thing we can do [inaudible] the model from the american viewpoint that seems incredibly progressive but also my attitudn about criminals and people that just can't behave while hurt by these terrible experiences and i'm still trying to reconcile these &-and-sign wondering if you've been a victim of a i serious crime with a type i described in my experience and if sit isso ---- >> host: thank you sir. let's hear from the author. >> guest: that is a verya thoughtful response and i really appreciate that and empathize it with your victimhood

andp wants to reach out basically argue stylistically, "i can be an adult and make a persuasive pointhat does not end with the word sad, exclamation point." john: you think about the megan kelly tete-a-tete, and then think about "the wall street journal" opening up its pages to allow him in, suggests something -landiag on in murdoch thinking they do not want to be at war with the potential republican nominee. mark: it would not be unusual for news corp. to make the following judgment -- trump is probably going to be the nominee. he could under some fluke get elected. why not in the short term do some nice stuff? john: that is the kind of thing rupert murdoch were done and -- would do and has done for years. we will be right back. ♪ today, we follow ted cruz up to cicero, new york, not that far from-- not that syracuse. we talked a little politics, starting out with his discussion of his empire state strategy. cruz: new york is donald's home state. if he does anything other than win with substantially more than 50%, i think it will be perceived as a real loss. we are trying to earn as

the factors that are leading to the growth of or the continued persistence of sloo shabaab andp in djibouti. >> what is the priority for america? >> well, that's a good question. when u.s. africa command was set up about ten years ago, out of recognition of the significance of africa as a continent as something that needed to be treated separately and in its own right from other combat and commands, the idea was that partnering operation aimed at strengthening african security operations so they could take care of their own populations. what we have seen over the course of the last few years is a growing shift towards counterterrorism probation opern africa, i.s.i.s. in north afri africa, aqam. >> djibouti's president is up or the reelection. does the outcome of that election amount to the continued u.s. military presence there? >> obviously other countries including france for example that operate from djibouti have to a certain degree benefited from the political stability that that country has offered. that political stability over time has come with the price that it is a authoritarian

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and then this afternoon, northwesterly breezes push in andpe downward.e should be back into the mid-50s by about 7:00 tonight. your "7-day forecast," i think you will like this one, after all the cloudy and rainy stretches we've had, we've had measured rainfall on eight of the first 11 days in the month of april. after today, i think we can go maybe eight days in a row with narey a drop. but the pollen count will remain high. >>> 95 north at franconia springfield parkway, a couple minutes ago, we didn't have much of an issue. right now, many of the lanes closed as fire and rescue has just arrived on the scene. so again, 95 north franconia springfield parkway, have that crash it looks like one right lane gedi igetting by. red line delays at shady grove. and the 4 x 4 driving on the beltway, looking pretty good. every now and then need to use the windshield 301 north, left lane blocked. 270, the rain is falling. have to use the windshield wipers this morning. >>> concerns about speeding in parts of charles county after a boy is hit by a car while riding hi

andp we are learning north korea sentenced a american to ten years hard labor for espionnage. has been unable fo determine if the confession was made under durress. live in. >> he said he was guilty of espionnage. we don't know if it was cooersed or those were his own words. we now know, according to the chin neez statement, he has been sentenced ten years hard labor. he is said to be born in south korea, and a naturalized american citizens. a student, sentenced to 15 years. a long run of american citizens that korea said they did something again their laws. the high profile individual, from america, that goes there and trying to secure their release. >> thank you. live this hour in seoul. >> the fbi arrested three, they were response for the shooting that killed 14 people. the couple of killed in a gun battle with police. details of major fraud. >> john, the three supported suspects shuffled in court with leg irons, and he is the brother of the san bernd terrorist. he and the other suspects must have been relieved say thanksgiving a case of marriage fraud. we know we are not

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andp's volatile temperament ignorance of policy, according to this view, make him ineligible.arletta: what does this say? that one person's opinion means more? in pennsylvania, 100,000 democrats have changed parties. we should be embracing this. i have talked to people who have sayvoted in 10-20 years who they are coming up to vote. host: but what about the people who he is turning off? lou barletta: the political consultants have been saying for months now, this is the end of donald trump, whether it is something he has said or something in the polls. but then the election says something different, but the establishment says, "we have a p oll." we don't elect people through pools. we elect people by letting people go to the voting booth and let their vote count. host: mrs. clinton's saving grace -- the survey found that donald trump would have a harder time consolidating his party behind himthan she would. 38% of republican primary voters said they couldn't see them self-supporting him. -- couldn't see themselves supporting him. lou barletta: many things, many times the full

and should andp must? let's go to my left which is something as a democrat i often do. >> the first thing i would say is where to focus that. in my experience over the past few decades we have done a lot that has been broadly applied. focus on those very few communities where we know there is a lot of people being recruited from and there is strong sentiment. then i would focus on online. sometime they overlap sometimes they are the virgin. we should pinpoint where we want to focus those programs. over the were all place. then is how we will apply them. where on the spectrum of extremism do we want to apply. the better way to bring it up is we have a pyramid but your investment should be the reverse. heavier on the engagements which an eye mama or cleric that does that physically or it is online. how dohe radicalization we undermine the mission to make villains not martyrs. another foreign fighter, that radicalizing population and that is where we use vectors or peers. investment is winning over the commun

i have challenged her and challenged her and she still refuses to come on board and system andp intod social security benefits for the elderly and disabled that's. [applause] vetseason -- disabled [applause] . the reason our campaign is doing so well is that we are doing something radical in contemporary american politics. we are telling the truth. here is the truth. when a handful of billionaires, like the koch brothers and a few are able to put more money into the political process in order to elect candidates who represent the interests of the wealthy and the powerful -- when the koch brothers and a few money on ad more campaign than either the democratic or republican party, that is not democracy. that is oligarchy. and we will not accept that. [applause] and we will not accept republican governors trying to suppress the vote. [cheers and applause] cowardly go-getters who are afraid of free and open elections. if you are too afraid of a fair election, get out of politics. get another job. [cheers and applause] this campaign is going to win because we are talking about a rigged ec