in all, andrea stabbed him a total of six times.d the knife to cut mcrae's wallet from his back pocket. she also took his keys. a tremendous amount of blood had been spilled. police think andrea's contention that she got a nosebleed during the struggle was probably the only thing about her story which was true. that's how her blood dripped onto the comforter on pat's bed. she walked through the rooms trying to clean up the blood, but there was simply too much of it. blood found on the curtains showed she opened them to see if mars had returned. when he arrived, andrea left through the front door and locked it on her way out, tracking fresh blood across the front porch. several hours later, when she realized she had left her wallet behind, she returned, tracking dried blood on top of the foot impressions left earlier, proving there were two separate visits and proving mars davis had been telling the truth. >> she said that she killed the guy. >> did she say why? >> because they told her to. >> they meaning who? >> these voices that s

-andreas: good. how are you? -lemonis: i'm marcus. -andreas: i'm andreas. -lemonis: nice to meet you. -andreas: nice to meet you. lemonis: it was kind of hard to find. andreas: yeah, it is. it's a hidden treasure. this is my mother. -lemonis: [ speaks greek ] -andreas: [ speaks greek ] this is my brother, michael, by the way. lemonis: how you doing, michael? andreas: this is my stepdad. -this is big mike. -mike: mike ference. -lemonis: how you doing, mike? -michael: my pleasure. lemonis: nice to meet you. i'm marcus. -mike: pleased to meet you. -andreas: come on in. -lemonis: you guys are married. -mike: we are. lemonis: so, you own the business together. kathleen: together. we're partners. mike: and then we're gonna concentrate hopefully more on franchises. -lemonis: legitimate franchises? -mike: legitimate franchises. they actually have a 10-year franchise agreement with us where they pay an up-front fee. lemonis: how much was that? mike: it's $10,000 per store. and then they pay an ongoing royalty fee, as well. lemonis: okay. franchising is an incredibly

>> andrea benson. >> reporter: how do you know it's andrea benson?? >> they're pretty good. >> reporter: detectives obtained data dumps from cell phone towers in washington, d.c., that allowed them to map the travel of the cell phones as they pinged off the towers. can you follow diana's cell phone? >> it bounced all around washington, d.c., simultaneously with andrea's. they were together the entire day. >> reporter: by late friday, the night peggy was murdered, diana's phone stopped moving and went quiet. but andrea's phone? >> we saw andrea's phone head out of the washington area and head up i-95. >> reporter: exactly the way you would drive if you were heading for peggy's house? >> right. >> reporter: along the way, the tracfone was activated. and at 1:17 a.m., it pinged a cell tower right near peggy's house. what was going on? was this murder for hire? did andrea benson drive up to new york, call peggy on the tracfone, somehow get into her house and murder her? assistant d.a. moran didn't think so. peggy would never have let a stranger like andr

andrea is that it not only violates our freedom by invadeing our privacy, it doesn't work. it's too much information for the nsa to sift through. the framers were right when they said if you present some evidence to a court first, you already have an idea of who the bad guy is. if they follow the constitution they'll find more bad guys and find them sooner than if they gather all the information from everybody all the time. >> one hot debate. judge, you've always been all over this and we thank you for your time. >> a pleasure andrea. >>> here with more reaction is the editor of national review rich lowerie. you have been all over this. i've been reading your column. you disagree with the senator and the judge. why? >> the next time you see the judge, ask him to produce his metadata do they keep it in a file at home? he doesn't have it. it doesn't belong to him. it is just phone records. and phone numbers that have been called and length of calls that are controlled by the phone companies. s

andrea: andrea gonzÁlez, univisiÓn.ero de muertos por el terremoto del 25 de abril ascendiÓ a 7000, se llega a esta cifra despuÉs que fueron encontrados los cadÁveres de 100 personas entre ellas varios extranjeros cubiertos por una avalancha cerca de un lugar de excursiÓn. fuentes oficiales dijeron que 14.000 personas resultaron heridas por el sismo en todo el paÍs. en, activistas de derechos de los homosexuales liderados por la hija del gobernante raÚl castro planea analizar una simbÓlica boda masiva el prÓximo sÁbado 9 de mayo. el objetivo es promover la aceptaciÓn en un paÍs que antes los rechazaba, la ceremonia serÁ simbÓlica porque en cuba es ilegal el matrimonio entre personas del mismo sexo. escalÓ el escÁndalo denunciado hace algÚn tiempo en colombia que militares y contratistas norteamericanos abusaron de menores de edad en ese paÍs y vendieron vÍdeos con material pornogrÁfico. el gobierno pide respuestas sobre la investigaciÓn ante estados unidos. son 50 denuncias. juan: por primera vez el gobierno de colombia

andrea: vamos a tocarle la puerta a andrea carolina, mi tocaya. andrea! sammy: ¿cÓmo estÁs?ciono porque andrea es una hermana estelar y ayudar con sus hermanos, y te ayuda a ti, sandra, no mÁs lágrimas. vamos. vamos tarde. ana: andrea llorando de la emociÓn, hoy va a quedar hermosa. karla: ella festeja sus 15 aÑos, y nosotros seguimos celebrÁndolo esos 18 aÑos. ana: me lo gocÉ desde la casita. karla: te extraÑamos. creo que en unas semanas vas a ser mamÁ. ana: no te tardes, julieta. francisca: ya la queremos conocer. alan: estÁ muy a gusto, pero ya sal. estamos muy felices, yo rodeado de muÑecas y princesas, quÉ mÁs podemos pedir. hoy debemos cÓmo le responde el abocado a un emigrante que trabajÓ con un nombre falso y ahora quiere aplicar a la acciÓn ejecutiva. francisca: ismael cala nos trae al conferencista espiritual deepak chopra, con un gran mensaje para usted. alan: tenemos espectÁculos, ninel conde se presentÓ con Éxito en bolivia, todos los detalles en el revoltillo, mÉxico describe a la india marÍa, y todos aparecimos comentando la gran exclusiva de "sal y pimienta"

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>> reporter: i'm okay andrea, thanks for asking. i'm lucky to be here. >> i know that it was an emotional night. you got home and with your wife and family afterwards but this was your neighborhood. this was your childhood neighborhood so let's take it back to last night and when you first knew on the train that something was terribly wrong. >> it was a regular train ride and iia. i was rushing home on that 7:00 train to get home to kiss my kids good night before they fell asleep, and -- and maggie's 8 and jack is 5. it's a regular train. senator tom carper was next to me at the next table over in the cafe cart where there's tables and bench seating. he got off in wilmington and we're going and -- and all of a sudden you just felt -- in trenton, felt horrible vibrations and the brakes and then the car, the rail car shifted to the left first and then violently over to the right and derailed and flipped over and that's when everyone that was on my side the left side of the car, basically fell to the other side. >> patrick, were you go

andrea: Ándale, sofi.dad estoy harto, y de las del trabajo ni se diga nada mÁs., ¿a poco ya te quieres amarrar? >> bueno, amarrar amarrar no pero--pero sÍ conquistar una chava y que me cueste. amigo 1: uy, renÉ, pues va a ser difÍcil que la encuentres, ¿eh? porque ya sabes que las chavas son las que nos conquistan a nosotros, ya nos ahorramos todo ese rollo de los detalles de las flores, de la manita

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. new england patriots deflategate soap opera. $1 million fine for the organization and loss of two critical picks in the next two drafts. brady's agent slammed the decision and said his client will fight the four game ban. some say this could have been avoided. >> if he said look we all look for an edge. i like the football at lowest possible end of allowed. i told that to equipment guys. if they went overboard, my bad. >> what's your reaction to punishment. >> it's harsh. i'm surprised. it's pretty damming. the commissioner came down in this instance. >> do you think this was because of larger context because he was criticized going too light on ray rice? now he comes down on this star a because they would have been criticized for anything that they did against someone as well known as the most celebrated quarterback there is? >> that's an element of it andrea. i think the failure to be fully compliant, the league doesn't like. that they didn't give them the character one last time af

desde ciudad de mÉxico, andrea gonzÁlez, univisiÓn.l mÁrtir salvadoreÑo fuera beatificado. cientos de miles de devotos, y mandatarios de varios paÍses se reunieron en la plaza salvador del mundo para presenciar el anhelado momento. maria: asÍ es, asÍ es. ya estÁn desmantelado todas las instalaciones que se utilizaron para esta histÓrica beatificaciÓn. la frase mÁs famosa de monseÑor romero: " si callar la voz en la radio conviÉrtase en micrÓfonos de dios", hizo que cientos de miles abarrotaron, que no cupiera un alma dentro de esta plaza. desde muy tempranolos accesos a la plaza se llenaban de gente, con vÍtores: " romero, romero, el pueblo estÁ contigo". recibiÓ el reconocimiento del pueblo por el que habÍa luchado en la dÉcadade los 80. a las 10:31 exactamente el decreto papal lo convertÍa oficialmente en el beato Óscar arnulfo romero. el nombre se leyÓ, por supuesto en latÍn. es la carta del papa en latÍn, pero posteriormente, ante el desÁnimo de los salvadoreÑos al escuchar que era en latÍn, mostraron su descontento, alguien muy es

andrea: andrea gonzÁlez, univisiÓn.la reacciÓn a la vacunas que les aplicaron en una clÍnica de chiapas. 52 niÑos recibieron la vacuna contra la tuberculosis y otras que combaten la hepatitis b. como parte del programa nacional de vacunaciÓn se ordenÓ una investigaciÓn en la suspensiÓn preventiva de la administraciÓn de vacunas en todo el paÍs. aranxa: en mÁs del vecino paÍs del sur cuando los inmigrantes mexicanos pierden la vida, el deseo a sepultarlos en su tierra natal. los trÁmites son complicados e incluso sumamente costosos, al grado de que sean creados seguros de repatriaciÓn de cadÁveres. cÓmo funciona el traslado de restos humanos en mÉxico? periodista: resulta mucho mÁs caro regresarlo a su paÍs muerto que vivo. el costo de la repatriaciÓn de un cuerpo el costo de la repatriaciÓn de un cuerpo puede llegar a costar entre 7:10 1000 $ mientras que un boleto de aviÓn 500 $ en promedio. >> la transportaciÓn del migrante que ha sido deportados mucho mÁs corta. hay un sin nÚmero de agencias que se involucran. period

andrea: vamos a tocarle la puerta a andrea carolina, mi tocaya. andrea! sammy: ¿cÓmo estÁs?y lo recuerdes con amor. andrea: emociono porque andrea es una hermana estelar y ayudar con sus hermanos, y te ayuda a ti, sandra, no mÁs lágrimas. vamos. vamos tarde. ana: andrea llorando de la emociÓn, hoy va a quedar hermosa. karla: ella festeja sus 15 aÑos, y nosotros seguimos celebrÁndolo esos 18 aÑos. ana: me lo gocÉ desde la casita. karla: te extraÑamos. creo que en unas semanas vas a ser mamÁ. ana: no te tardes, julieta. francisca: ya la queremos >> hoy viene para acÁ el niÑo prÓdigo al darnos su carta y predecir su futuro. >> una princesa! ya volvemos! el programa nÚmero uno de la televisiÓn hispana. gracias! ♪ ♪ ♪ deja ♪ deja que te cuente ♪ deja que se enteren del nuevo chisme que estÁ caliente ♪ ♪ ♪ alan: te traigo unas frutas y unas flores. maity: exquisitas para el desayuno, buenos dÍas a todos en casa, feliz inicio de semana, les deseo lo mejor para todos ustedes, vamos a arrancar informados de todo lo que pasa en el mundo del espectÁculo. como le informamos el viernes,

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i'm andrea mitchell in washington. mourners in hattiesburg, mississippi are gathering for a service this afternoon remembering two police officers gunned down and killed this weekend in a routine traffic stop. the community came together for a vigil last night in honor of 34-year-old benjamin deen once named officer of the year and 25-year-old liquori tate a rookie graduated from the police academy less than a year ago. tate's mother had an emotional mother's day interview. >> they took away my baby. the hurt is unbearable. i forgive you. >> four suspects have been charged including two who face capital murder charges. they'll be arraigned in court later this afternoon. gabe gutierrez is live joining me now. what are authorities saying about what happened here? >> reporter: hey there andrea. this community has been shaken. this is the first time police officers have been killed in the line of duty here in hattiesburg in more than 30 years according to the mayor. four suspects are due in court this afternoon. they're sc

andrea andrea? >> indeed. justin from the "baltimore." surprising in the timing because today the report of the prosecutor and yesterday we learned that went forward but not the public explanation of all details. justin take us through the charges and what the actual allegations are. >> caller: the charges are quite severe. one of the officers is facing a murder charges manslaughter charge. while we weren't reporting these, the rumor coming out were that officers were going to face maybe malpractice in offers. everything about this is stunning basically. we thought there was going to be as ron said weeks of investigation. here we are today with announcement on charges, ruling of autopsy all here. i really think the city was on edge. there was a lot of questions about how are people going to react? there's a huge demonstration that's scheduled for tomorrow. really, the mood right now in the city for folks that wanted to see charges, it's quite joy joyous joyous. we've had a major turn of events. >> we're going to hear from the mayor. he's

andrea: autoridades aseguraron que hay cinco personas detenidas. >> en buenas condiciones, sÍ, estÁnbiÉn se encontraron migrantes de la india y singapur que pretendÍan llegar a los estados unidos. pero segÚn autoridades, fueron engaÑados por quienes prometieron llevarlos. >> se hizo un operativo con gente de la policÍa estatal. andrea: los aseguramientos se han incrementado desde que autoridades implementaron el plan frontera sur, que impide transportarse en el tren conocido como la bestia. >> 83 vÍctimas de secuestro y 7 testigos de secuestros masivos. andrea: de acuerdo con el reporte, los migrantes se encontraban en buen estado de salud y fueron llevados a la agencia junto con los detenidos, despuÉs serÍan presentados ante autoridades migratorias. >> inmediatamente migraciÓn los deporta sin que las personas tengan todos los derechos que una vÍctima tiene. ilia: el bueno momento que atraviesa la economÍa estadounidense tiene repercusiones en el palacio remesas han aumentado a tal grado que constituyen el primer renglÓn de divisas para el paÍs. luis: del df al resto de los estados d

i can't do it as well as you do, andrea. believe my wife. away from the foundation if that is what it takes. i think it hurts when you say stuff like that. >> who will leave in charge? his daughter? >> she is the one having to answer questions now. basically seems to me everyone but hillary had to answer the tough questions. because the hillary campaign knows what they put her front and center, she doesn't handle these things very well. >> i offered to put on roller blades to go after her and talk. >> that i want to see. >> there is whole other image problem happening as we run banner at 5 bottom of the screen. bill clinton on $500,000. speeches i gotta pay our bills. >> campaign is based on middle class. they all make $500,000 a speech to pay the bills too, don't they. >> speaking of the trust issue, is it hurting hillary clinton? is the controversy over? the questions and donations on the families charity may be taking a poll on the former secretary of state. a new poll shows many americans doubt her honesty. shocker. 37% say the word hone

andrea? >> peter, thank you. and following this story live for us tonight in brooklyn new york is david lee miller david, we have heard reports that the suspect could be on the loose in brooklyn. when's the latest? >> the u.s. marshall service which is taking part in this manhunt is now saying that it is quote, standing down here in brooklyn. a spokesman for the marshal service says it is now not believed that the suspect is here in brooklyn at least at this hour. the a.p. reported earlier that wint was, in fact spotted in brooklyn on wednesday night. authorities questioned a girlfriend of wint's. she told them that he had plans to return to washington, d.c. and then to give himself up. not clear now, is this story credible? is it truthful or a ruse to throw investigators off track? as for wint's past he does have a criminal history. he was convicted of assaulting a girlfriend in 2009 and in 2005 his own family got a protective order after he allegedly threatened his father and stepmother. the question now, where

desde ciudad de mÉxico, andrea gonzÁlez.rear conciencia entre los jÓvenes que conducen por primera vez para evitar muertes por accidentes ya que segÚn estadÍsticas alguien muere a consecuencia de estos cada 15 minutos juan carlos gonzÁlez nos habla de la iniciativa y nos cuenta. ♪ juan: las personas resultaron heridas en un accidente de autos fue llevado de emergencia hospital donde un equipo mÉdico los espera la muerte acecha como la vÍctima que se encuentran condiciÓn crÍtica es un joven de 19 aÑos de edad. se hacen mÚltiples esfuerzos por salvar su vida pero desgraciadamente nada funciona el joven falleciÓ. se trata de un simulacro que muestra situaciones crudas bastante apegadas a la realidad, es parte del programa cada 15 minutos. "es un programa nivel nacional que simboliza el hecho de que en algÚn lugar de los ee.uu. cada 15 minutos alguien muere en un accidente automovilÍstico provocado por el alcohol o las drogas". agrega que situaciones reales es algo muy triste atender y tratar de revivir alguien despuÉs del accid

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. ten are dead in texas and oklahoma. 61 people in seven states are under the threat of severe weather today. parts of texas and oklahoma try to recover from a weekend of historic rain and flooding. schools are closed after torrential rains overnight crippled houston, city of 2 million people. motorists were stranded in their cars as major roadways were completely submerged. 200 fans were stuck inside the toyota center following the game. it was safer there to trying to get home. in wimberley, 12 are missing including laura shields and her two children. she was on the phone with her sister when she was in the house. >> she will be with her babies always in heaven. >> laura's husband managed to escape. he's hospitalized with broken bones and a collapsed lung. joining me from wimberley, gabe gutierrez. the tragedy of that family and others dislocated those still missing. how are the search and rescue operations going on? >> reporter: hi andrea good afternoon. a lot of heart break here in

just because it's such a... >> it's a voi. >> can we start with andrea bocelli. >> andrea bocelli.ger. >> come on. >> i swear. love, love, love this man. he's beyond beyond. he's a lawyer. he sculpt, plays every instrument, rides horses, swims, dives, wind surfs. he's a renaissance man. >> what is it in his vocal quality, approach to music that makes him the greatest? >> he walks in both worlds. he's the most knowledgeable classical person i know. more than lang lang my friend the piano plash. he can sit at the piano and play a beetles seconding or pick up the guitar and play a creedance clearwater guy or sing an opera that you or i knew. that was not a short answer. >> that's all right. i don't want short, i want expansive david foster. i think of the other amazing voices that you have worked with, and a couple of names - whitney houston. houston. >> i was between whitney houston and celine. now. >> great voices. it's worthy of saying this. celine was so amazing because whatever i asked her to do she'd do exactly what i wanted. like, i would cop up with a lick in my -- come up wit

desde ciudad de mÉxico andrea gonzÁlez, univisiÓn.stuvo exenta de arrestos. continuamos. reportera: todo el reporte completo del clima al volver de la pausa. ♪♪ ramÓn: las compaÑÍas de telÉfonos celulares deberÁn pagarles a sus usuarios por cobrarles servicios injustificados. los sistemas de cobros permitieron hacer que precisamente cobros ilegÍtimos a sus clientes se regresaran. estos cargos se escondÍan en mensajes de textos, horÓscopos, tibias y otros servicios que no fueron solicitados. mÁs de la mitad de familias de bajos recursos cuyos bebÉs empiezan a jugar con tabletas y algunos pasan hasta mÁs de dos horas cerca de estos dispositivos. vamos hablar de otras cosas. fuimos al gimnasio con el cantante javier carrillo para que nos mostrarÁ como consiguiÓ esos abdominales. stephanie bradford acompaÑÓ y nos tiene los detalles. stephanie: cÓmo estÁs? cÓmo estÁn esas piernas? javier: van creciendo. aquÍ mi compa nos va a enseÑar. toda mi familia somos mÚsicos y gracias a dios, como siempre lo digo esta vida yo no la escogÍ. la vida me

. >> brittney hopper has highlights of the new action thriller, san andreas. >> reporter: san andreas a mover and shaker of a movie had a big premiere tuesday night and in true hollywood form the rock, duane johnson, who stars in the film, arrives in an l.a. city fire truck as a rescue chopper hovers over the crowd. >> it's a powerful film. >> san andreas is about a 9- plus earthquake rocking l.a. and the effects can be felt all the way to san francisco. >> it's relentless. it's intense. it's a ride. it's a heck of a ride. >> reporter: skyscrapers crumbling, fires erupt, the "hollywood" sign falls over. they say making this movie helped them become more aware of being prepared. >> the idea of mother nature we like to think we can control her and we can't. >> it makes you think and it really does make you wonder. >> reporter: usgs seismologist dr. lucy jones worked closely with the filmmaker and says even though this is a hollywood movie, the reality is the san andreas fault which runs through l.a. is capable of producing "the big one" > california does not have a fault capable of nine

andrea gonzÁlez nos trae mÁs detalles de esta reveladora encuesta.s preferencias electorales en mÉxico comienzan a tomar forma rumbo al prÓximo 7 de junio. de acuerdo con una encuesta, con 29% de los votantes del partido revolucionario institucional tienen como perfil que son personas sin estudios.

this morning we are along the san andreas trail by the san andreas lake. a seismologist named the fault line after this lake ear in san bruno. a big scene in the film for tonight is this. a tsunami wave crushing into the golden gate bridge and destroying san francisco. experts say this is highly unbelievable scenario because the san andreas fault line is mostly on land so it cannot generate a tsunami and definitely not one hitting the city. unlike the movie which has a 9.0 quake, the san andreas fault is capable of at most magnitude 8.3. seismologists say the most important take away from the film other than being prepared is the reaction, drop, cover, and hold on which you do see cal tech scientists in the movie to. strap to the ground. take cover under a sturdy table and hold on to it until the shaking stops. what's also real is the damage the next big quake san andreas can cause. not quite the level depicted in the movie. of course, the 1906 earthquake. if you're headed to the movie tonight and you want something more real, maybe some live demonstration

>> it does andrea. and their families, but it's not wholly unexpected. i think we'll see immigration play a major role in the upcoming presidential election. we're not going to see the last of grim policy debate. it's become -- of immigration policy debates. it's become a states-level issue. we've seen it in the states texas being one of the prominent states because congress is at a standstill. even though president obama through his executive action has tried to make policy change, it's ultimately at a deadlock. so there's going to be a question mark going forward. but at the microlevel the states are going to keep pushing in terms of expanding immigration reform in states, and in others restricting it. >> this is a dividing line between the democrats with hillary clinton going beyond what barack obama has done in her speech in nevada a couple of weeks ago. she said the parent of dreamers should be included. hillary clinton has tweeted that it's wrong popus said they step -- potus said they took steps

>>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," threat level raised. the pentagon boosts security at military bases around the u.s. stormy weather, 16 million people now in the path of strong storms that will bring wind rain flooding and tornados. kansas texas, oklahoma have been hit. >> this is the master bedroom. when we first came in here there was still a little more ceiling than this. when we got the flash flood last night, it soaked it. >> our kids are safe. we're safe. we can rebuild. our kids are safe. >> just do it. >>> that's the president's message for fellow democrats as he prepares to speak this hour. topic one, proposed specific trade deal that has the left up in arms. >>> hometown hero appearing before a friendly crowd in massachusetts at a previously scheduled event. the star quarterback was anything but deflated. >> what wasn't what this night was supposed to be about. i was asked to come here and have some fun. >> has this however detracted from your joy of winning the super bowl? >> absolutely not. [ cheers and applause ] good day. i

i'm always cold. >> andrea says it's not that bad. >> i believe andrea. >> i believe her, too. i'm just thinking that seems like unbearable cold. >> 200 degrees. >> you're not in contact with it. on a day like today maybe walking into the fridge or freezer is a good thing, too. heat index was over 90 this afternoon. >>> the heat and humidity are around the rest of the workweek. with luck we'll get a front to slip in over the weekend, but that's in doubt. harrisonburg, charlottesville and closer in like fauquier, rappahannock county. this stuff is trying to make it up in toward how done. we'll see if it can make it. every time it crosses route 17 it full 17 -- fizzles moves off toward the north. even this guy into northern fauquier weakening approaching i-66 west of marshall. if it holds together, upperville is just after 7:00 and we're talking bell meade in a few minutes at 6:24. this guy south of sperryville going up to the northeast once again. so we're talking cordova 6:35, homeland 6:51, amosville 7:10 should that one hold together. the heavy shower in eastern garrett count

andrea?hillary clinton may feel like the press is out to get her but one segment of the media gives her the kind of coverage frankly money can't buy. that's women's magazines. according to "politico," a fashionista in her own right already has natural home among liberal magazine's but more liberal audiences, they appear to out right boosterism if not of clinton herself but democrats and progressive causes. editor-in-chief of marie claire whose may issue including a entire section on women who run washington saying quote we're thrilled hillary is in the race. we would love to see a woman president of the united states. sandra i will go to you on this one, this is no secret women's magazines tended to highlight more democratic candidates over the years. they would argue there is a lot more democratic female candidates than there are republican candidates. >> fair enough. >> what about this troubling report that they're already in the tank advocating for hillary? night is amazing. moving beyond

the movie "san andreas" is a '70s style.fied about things as if we don't have enough to worry about with earthquakes here in california. >> right. >> jimmy: you play dwayne johnson's daughter. >> i play the rock's daughter. >> jimmy: do you call him the rock or dwayne. >> i call him dwayne but not the rock to his face. hey, the rock. so i call him dwayne. >> jimmy: when you are in a earthquake movie -- this is the stupid thing i thought of. do you have to be like -- oh -- like this all the time? >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's okay for a minute but to do that all day. >> well, some of it is practical effects. sometimes they have you on a gymable which is a thing that moves up and down or i worked in a water tank, one of the biggest water tanks in the world and you are actually swimming and having water -- >> jimmy: where is the big itself water tank in the world? >> it's in australia. i shot it in australia. >> jimmy: u6 you have to go there for that. >> i'm sure that is why. >> jimmy: how big is it? >> it is giant. it is huge. i do

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can i say one thing andrea? an honest answer that i'm ashamed of, that i wouldn't send my sons. >> all right. i will say this that, harris, you kind of -- to a degree i think answered your question, andrea in the sense of why are we fighting them? >> if they start to control swire countries and they have bases to launch attacks against other western countries and eventually america it might be a smart strategy. i think the original question is why are we taking such a half-assed approach on this? why would we have not allow pilots to the fire missiles and occasionally when we do, we say fire on the right side of the building because that's where the computers are because we don't want you to kill people. we've put men and women and children -- i'm sorry -- we're putting their lives on the line for nothing. >> we love melissa because she's so honest. >> we do. >> you all right? >> i feel silly. >> give her a hug during the commercial. >> we'll hug it out. >> when we come back, she's going to talk all about her ha

andrea coming to you on this. professor saying this about black men she would be eviscerated no? >> this did the debate. applicable debate is this free speech or hate speech. harris, the last acceptable form of discrimination in this country now is, two groups, one, christians and two, white men. and that is why she can get away with this. why? where are the organizations in defense of white men? where are the marchs or editorials penned? she was hinting around the problem on campuses is white male masculinity. isn't that the dog whistle around the rape culture where men are blamed? we saw that sabrina erdley, the "rolling stone" reporter apologize to everyone for her misguided factually incorrect reporting except to the white fraternity boys that she slandered and defamed and misled and, ruined their reputations. it is the last acceptable form of discrimination in this country is against white men. they're feminizing them even more to get rid of the masculinity. >> she said a mouthful there andrea. i knew she wou