the county say it's legal as long as the 15 companies all agreed that bates trucking and goo would take a large chunk of the business servicing 30,000 each. they're not shell companies, p if you will, for the other hauliers? >> no, not to my knowledge. > now county executive rashan bearing, a fox5 a statement which reads, the baker administration has always prioritized making sure that county-based business and specifically majority businesses are competitive with contracts with the prince george's county. further the decision to expand these contracts as well as the approval of the contracts were all approved at public forum and at ultimate many hearings. in the meantime if you're in prince george's county and you're still having trash pickup issues, call 311. life tonight in hyattsville, marina maracco, fox5 local newses. > we're following some breaking news from massachusetts. it has been a violent night in the city of taunton. that's south of boston. the state police say a man stabbed two people at a home, then that man drove to a shopping mall and crashed his car through the front

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. >> i can confidently say, daniel did not do the things he was charged with. >> reporter: bates is aoma city as a video vigilante for posting videos of prostitutes and their customers caught in the act. >> hey, debbie. >> what are you doing? >> running off prostitution going on. >> reporter: he says because nearly all holtzclaw's alleged victims have a history of drug abuse, prostitution, or outstanding warrants, they're not to be believed. >> we're dealing with a lot of people that their entire life is spent committing crime. it's just a simple fact. lying is second nature to committing these crime. >> reporter: so i know that you have a criminal record? >> yeah, but i don't really wanna talk about that. >> reporter: you don't wanna talk about it. >> huh-uh. >> you know, they're the perfect victim. nobody's gonna believe 'em. if you believe 'em, who cares? they're prostitutes. a prostitute can't be raped. yes, they can. yes, they can. so that's why he was picking these kinda women. because that's the perfect victim. >> reporter: perfect victims, but far from perfect witnesses. the h

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two of the companies, bates trucking will account for nearlr 40 percent of the county's trash pickup.both companies and their presidents have controlled nearly $20,000 to baker's campaigns since 20162016, there was no bidding process. no and the county says it's it' legal as long as the 15 companies agreed that bates trucking and good would take a large chunk of the business servicing 30,000 homes each and others would just pick up at a couple thousand homes. they're not shell companies, ifp you will, for the other haulers? >> no. not to my knowledge.. > now county executivery shawn baker sent fox5 a statement which reads, the baker administration has always prioritized making sure that specifically minority businesses are competitive for contracts with prince george's county. furthermore, the decision to de extend these contracts as well as approval of the contracts con themselves were all approved in public forums and at multiple ml hearings. in the meantime if you're still having issues here in the county with your trash pickup, you're edged urged to call 311.all life tonight in hy

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while it has not happened yet, we are waiting with bated breath to see. >> this comes to you all the from thailand. check out this flatbed truck. flies off and crashes right into a motorcyclist which ends pretty well, as you'll see in the video. and then just falls down on her. no harm, no foul. >> anyone who loves harry potter has dreamed of playing the sport in this series called quidditch. unfortunately we cannot fly because we are human, or can we? skydiving quidditch. to play is truly a dream of all harry potter fans everywhere, but don't get too excited because this is not becoming mainstream. this is a promotion. immediately disappointed. ♪ bill: all right. ready? can we use a little? >> all about those pearly whites. >> white chewing gum to see what it would look like. >> the headgear, the things they look in the movies. >> similar to the plastic surgery trend, cosmetic dentistry is being driven by social media. >> i personally take five or six pictures before i choose the right one. i look for a nap. >> i would like to guess who is behind it. >> some of my older patients. >>

the person who decides atlantic city bates now is a governor chris christie, who threatened to veto earlier bills but has made some indications that he might sign these. i came came down to atlantic city to chase the governor and see what his mindset was by the governor was in a different frame of mind. the governor was addressing the new jersey charter schools association. christie has expanded charter schools more than any other governor, he got a hero's welcome. when he started when he started his speech he seemed to be in a contemplative mood, thinking about fatherhood, and age. >> and so, i lost weight, that made me feel less told, i'm getting gray hair so that made me feel more old but i have hairs that made me feel less old. and i justify this by looking at myself in the mirror every morning. but something undeniably is going to happen this weekend which makes me old. my first child is graduating from college. >> christy's first son to move out of the house and into the world. the governor talked about how that made him feel. referencing the scene from the night before his son was to

. >> goes back to 1910 with nora bates. >> i didn't think we had pop stars in 1910. >> then 1920s wheregs get more risque. >> that looks like something you would see in a modern music video. >> that's awesome. the bananas. >> how can you forget the 1930s with billy holiday. >> and a story behind it. >> in 1940s, lena horne. >> a beautiful woman. >> mid-century doris day. now we get into the free love of the 1960s with janice joplin. i do love the '70s. the style. attitude of diana ross with the hair. >> they were famous for those gowns. definitely madonna for the '80s. >> here she is, the '90s. we have britney spears in that school girl outfit. >> my favorite. >> yes. we get into the skin tight leotards with beyonce. >>> i want to see who will be the top icons in the decades to come. >> i'm astonished to see the skin back in the 1920s. >> that' [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] harvey: welcome to "tmz live." harvey levin here. charles: charles here. harvey: kim kardashian, this is crossing the boundary here. kim kardashian was at l.a.x. and deci

eighth grade attended a school ceremony to honor seventh graders annika osterland, cory and sasha batesheir honorable mention video "gunning tomorrow safety." the bus will be stopped to baird middle school in ludlow to honor eighth grader sedona wicca and her winning video called "veterans services." and james elliott won for his video called "lgbt rights: stop the discrimination." the two were honored in front of classmates, family members and local officials, receiving $250 for their winning video. thanks to comcast cable and charter communications for helping coordinate these visits in the community. you can view all the winning documentaries at studentcam.org. >>> join us tomorrow when "washington journal" looks at the news of the day and takes your phone calls. our guests include montgomery county, maryland, police chief and president of the maryland chiefs association tom manger. he'll talk about rising homicide rates in american cities. also, the "washington examiner's" joseph lawler will discuss puerto rico's debt crisis. "washington journal," live tomorrow and every day startin

. >> bates is part of a new team of arlington cops often in plain clothes, now dedicated fashion center pentagon row and pentagon center. before january, officers would patrol streets nearby and not be stationed inside the mall. cutting down response time and effectiveness. >> being in the mall help us arrest somebody then. >> shoplifting cases are up. 60% compared to last year. arlington police say it's a good thing. sign retailers are more comfortable reporting the crime knowing they will get attention. >> lately i noted more of a police presence here. not something i noticed before. >> police say 85% of the criminals use metro to get in and out of pentagon city. same number 85% of them are from maryland, d.c. or other part of virginia. thieves look for anything from clothing to sunglasses to makeup. but the hope is they will start looking elsewhere. >> people think they c caught and there are repercussions for the actions. you think twice. >> in arlington, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. leon: "7 on your side" fighting back against crime. you can check all the reported incident if your nei

we've been waiting with bated breath. ashley, give us numbers. >> bated breath and everything else. let's start with earnings per share. earnings four cents on adjusted basis. one cent better than estimate. revenue just a tad short of 1.89 billion. the estimate was for 1.93 billion. news and information services revenue at 1.23 billion, just a little shy what the street was expecting but it does go on to say that the company is on track for improvements in the fourth quarter. that's where we stand this hour. as you can see the stock, well, bid and ask, a big gap about a buck 70, closing at 12.17. david: it hasn't changed for the past half hour. perhaps it hasn't caught up with the after hour traders. closing value of $12.17. that 11:30 been for the past half hour -- 11.30. when you have the beat on earnings it is a pretty good thing. the problem is the revenue. you see 1.93 estimate, the actual revenue was a bit shy of that. that might actually cut into it, ashley. >> it will indeed but we're still waiting for revenue numbers to come forward. the advertising revenue of course so cri

however, we did see the ftse ever so slightly below the flatline, this as investors were waiting with bated breath, some might say, for the fed minutes. we saw banking shares in particular trading higher in europe on hopes that interest rates could had higher, because higher interest rates is seen as a good thing for banks. laura: ok, thanks very much indeed. markus karlsson with the business. filmto head to the cannes festival, time for the daily rendezvous. genie godula has spoken to hollywood legends -- steven spielberg, woody allen, to name a couple. tonight's show is no exception. robert deniro is talking about his new film. robert deniro is back in cannes this week for a tribute to his career, and the man who won an oscar for "raging bull" is stepping back into the ring. he stars as the manager and coach of a panamanian boxer in the new movie "hand of stone." we met up with the acting legend and his classmates from the film. >> i have trained more world champs than anyone else in boxing history. in 66 seconds, roberto changed my life. reporter: 40 years after "taxi driver," which won

we should see just bate of sunshine later on today. but the rain will return this week.ll have details in just a moment in the first alert forecast. good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's just about 6:00 on this sunday. happy mother's day. meteorologist karen thomas is tracking the improving conditions in our neighborhood weather. karen, we really started to see a little bit of break in that wet weather yesterday afternoon. >> yes, indeed. we do have some scattered showers, isolated showers moving through the area this morning. again, we're expecting a nice sunny break later on this afternoon. so we just have to deal with the pesky clouds and scattered isolated showers this morning. and then for a great mother's day

this is on the schuylkill bates beingly anywhere i look this is kind of what we're seeing. it's familiar. blue route mid country this is what you're looking at. heating up own the blue route. delaware county still looking i would say fairly quiet. moving northbound direction 45 2 and you say this to the airport. no reports we heard of any delays at the airport and especially when it's kind of slick and wet out there. i would certainly check schedules if i were you. also malfunctioning traffic light you see them down here. boulevard northbound 9 pl street. there is no cross traffic either because of it on ninth street. make note of that they're malfunctioning because of earlier accident that cleared 3 a.m. in the area and also construction in delaware. 95 north between 141 and 495 that right lane blocked. brook over to you. >> meisha, back in court this morning for bill cosby. >> judge is supposed to see if comedian will stand trial in sexual assault case dating back over a decade. justin finch is live at montgomery county courthouse in norristown. good morning. >> that hear

charlene bates we know who shews is because she's right there s on the screen she says she watches fox5 it's part of theart te morning routine. rti >> she says she just loves herve fox5 family and we love you back. she is 61 years young.. beautiful lady.tifu if you want to be our next facebook familiar of the dayamif post your pic right underneath u charlene's beautiful picture.tue happy thursday to you miss bates. hope you have a wonderful day.wl >> gary mcgrady got someom weather for us.we >> lay, what kind of rock are you guys living under if youiv don't watch game of thrones. t >> one that -- one >> children.hildn. >> yeah, three children, baseball, homework, cooking,ng, cleaning. >> you can't carve out like 30i0 to 45 minutes. mutes >> we're too committed tooo other shows like "empire." have to pay for hbo, right. rig >> i understand. i'm surprised you haven'td yo found someone to give you thehe ghost subscription that youn can use but you have to have ato smart known to be able to doto t that, wisdom. >> his dumb phone.is dumb phone. >> there's showers out there. so super spotty t

. >> bates ball in south philadelphia, phillies hosting marlins, game number two of their three gameies. picking it up in the bottom of the second there is in score. how about tommy joseph called up over the weekend, first big league home run, gone. welcome to the showcase. sixth inning we will go, joseph, again, ropes one to the outfield. center fielder azuna miss plates, caesar hernandez scores phillies go up two to nothing. how about vince velasquez he has been great this year on the bump. he went five innings, giving up three hits, no runs, ten strike outs. phillies escaped a jam in the ninth inning and win it three-one your final score. >>> sammy b is speaking in south philadelphia. sam bradford answered questions today for the first time and he will offer guidance to carson wentz. he was frustrated by the eagles second pick and then finally, the quarterback says it was his agent's idea to demand a trade. >> tom co then has been my agent, for my entire career. he felt like that was the best option, and, for me, and, you know, given that i trust him and know that he has my best i

. >> just like another guy i remember, norman bates. anybody? "psycho" reference. i'm out. >> you asked why we feed another space jam. it is the highest growing basketball movie of all time. 2 theater million world -- 230 million worldwide. >> with inflation, all right. >> the whole thing was kassin's fault. did serious -- it seriously was. >> you said you were doing forensics to see if there are men. identity politics. >> yeah there is con -- conclusive evidence. >> scott, what is the point of the tweet. it said nothing anything about the huffing editor's meeting. >> it was white arm muscle. >> i thought it was part of the fact that liz heron was excited about the video conferencing monitor. >> i think that is possible. i am done. >> thank you, andy. jimmy is here to talk about wrangling professional wrestler after the break. wow. for all of your news log on to fox news.com. >>> even tough guys like the undertaker need protection. when they do they turn to my next guest jimmy nunin. welcome. >> thank you very much. good to see you. you look at a guy like this and

his parents were freed slaves and he was taught to read at age eight and went to bates college and was the only black in his class and valedictorian of his class. that was a role model. and the other book written by a friend joe callahan the tragedy and triumph of lynnden johnson. great book and covered what happened with president kennedy's assassination and how johnson was able to use that period to push through a lot of legislation, not only for health care, medicaid/medicare, and education. so that is a fascinating story about how a masterful politician was able to use the system to accomplish a hell of a lot of things compared to today. he used every trick. >> he was a persuasive character. >> oh, yeah. >> we have a pop up exhibit here about robert moses. that is an incredible -- i guess it is a trilogy in the johnson books. there are four books? thank you for keeping me straight here. i want to thank you. it is too brief, there is too much to discuss but i am glad we got this 30 minutes to talk. i want to go out to the audience and see if there are any questions for dr. sullivan.

persisted so that brings us to another angry order from a judge in this case, presiding judge john bates in october 2011. he found that the government had misrepresented the scope of its targeting of internet communications. he said, "the court is troubled that this is the third instance in less than three years in which the government has disclosed a substantial misrepresentation regarding the scope of a major collection program. so, so much for the lack of abuse supposedly so much for the effective oversight supposedly. now, to turn from an area where we strongly disagree to an area where we disagree, i'll turn to where we agree, at least in part. to the first point that david made and that is the seriousness of the threat to national security that this country faces. i take those threats extremely seriously as a practical matter i think it is noteworthy, however, that going back to 2013 our top national security officials have emphasized as the number one the number one national security threat that my country faces is not terrorism, serious as that is, but it is it is in fact threats

a proposal will be committee bated today -- debated. >> a police officer doused with bleach.led up to the incident and the reason the suspect says she's innocent. >>> good morning, we're looking at a commute that will be busy on the san mateo bridge. we're getting to the peak of the commute. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) . >>> a 20 yield man is ---year-old man is facing charges of killing his aunt. zamora stabbed marla zamora last fit. marla zamora was one of the first women to work in the public defenders office. a san francisco woman is in jail accused of pouring bleach on a police officer. she says she's innocent. a dog belonging to kim tran, bit a man's leg outside an apartment building in the tenderloin. as he was reporting it someone poured bleach from an apartment window. miss tran was arrested on charges including felony assault. >> officers get ass

eighth grade attended a school ceremony to honor seventh-graders annika ofterlamb, cory muatt and sasha bates for their video titled "gunning for salt." they also made a stop in paul r. baird middle school to honor sedona wicca and her video called veteran services. and james elliott won for his video titled lgbt rights: stop the discrimination. the two were honored in front of their classmates, family members and local elected officials receiving $250 for their winning video. a special thanks to our cable partners, comcast cable and helping to coordinate these visits in the community. and you can view all the winning documentaries at studentcam.org. >>> a house small business committee looked at the role of small businesses in employing people with disabilities. members heard from business owners and employees at this hour-long hearing. it begins with committee chair steve chabot. >> the committee will come to order. we want to thank everyone for being here today. before i give my opening statement i'd like to welcome here the co-chairs of the autism caucus. chris smith from new jersey is he

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we let out some life bates and see what we had. we hit a shark.as an atlantic sharp nose measuring three feet long. saiber was an experienced chack fisherman thought it would be safe to try and cut the shark free. this is the first time one actually turns around and takes charge of the chack. while bringing the distressed shark on board the kayak saiber made a distake. i let go of the line too soon. i wanted to place the head in the the front of the well and what happened was the shark turned around and came back in and charged at my body in my seat. several camera angels captured the tense seconds that followed while the shark thrashed around the kayak inching closer and closer to saiber. as far as fear, i'm surprised i remained as calm as i was. at the rate the shark was coming, i did my best to do evasive maneuvers to avoid getting about it. the shark ended up jumping back in the water, giving man and predator a moment to regroup. i didn't want to over react and flip the kayak. saiber tries it again. this time he's successful. he cuts the fishi

coming up, a look at shares of massachusetts bates companies.e talking about some of those with emily chang in just a moment. ♪ ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets." time now for the bloomberg business flash and a look at the biggest stories in the news right now. federal reserve and ecb officials are looking for time to give their policies breathing room. charles evans said the central bank is being careful by pausing the campaign to raise rates, thing borrowing costs should increase of economic fundamentals remain sound. neel kashkari tells reporters that commercial real estate is showing signs of froth and says that the next president should reappoint janet as the chair of the federal reserve. donald trump has hinted that he would appoint someone else. no for an answer, tribune is looking to thwart that unsolicited takeover offer. the board is adopting a shareholder rights plan known as a poison pill that gives shareholders the right to buy more shares at a discount. a defensive measure against a hostile takeover. uber and lift our writing ou

bates was found guilty of manslaughter in the shooting death of eric paris. incident made headlines across the country when it was captured on video. jurors recommended the maximum four years this prison. >>> we're one puig awweek away e california primaries. we've learned hillary clinton is changing her schedule to be in california for five straight days ahead of next week's primary. senator bernie sanders will campaign in san francisco today after a bit of a scare at his rally in oakland. secret service agents surrounded senator sanders, they were will al to get the animal rights protesters out of that rally. now new questions for the gop presidential nominee. some veterans groups say donald trump never turned over the donations he says he raised last fall. >> we raised a vets. >> trump will hold a news conference later this morning to name the veterans groups who he says got that money. >>> thursday is a special day in our area, especially for our nonprofit organizations. it's called do more 24. a day long fundraising drive for charities take that the unit

they were waiting with nervous and bated breath throughout the game.y happy, i think, just to see them through to a draw after going down to ten men. i have terry alongside me now. terry, how are you feeling now after that nail-biting match? >> brilliant. you know, a point is great for us. at the end of the day, tomorrow night, we're going to have chelsea beat tottenham, you know, and tomorrow night you're back here. the celebration is going to be real. you know, this town is going to be electric, really electric. you know, you want to get yourself down here tomorrow night in leicester because tomorrow night, leicester are going to win the league. >> reporter: okay. can you explain to me how leicester have been so successful this season? it's the question everyone's asking. >> the question is, is that they're just brilliant, you know. they love each other, and they're just -- they're just unbeatable. >> reporter: team spirit? you think that's what's done it? >> that's what it is and a great manager. you know. >> reporter: and how do you feel about the

we should see just bate of sunshine later on today. but the rain will return this week. we'll have details in just a moment in the first alert forecast. good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's just about 6:00 on this sunday. happy mother's day. meteorologist karen thomas is tracking the improving conditions in our neighborhood weather. karen, we really started to see a little bit of break in that wet weather yesterday afternoon. >> yes, indeed. we do have some scattered showers, isolated showers moving through the area this morning. again, we're expecting a nice sunny break later on this afternoon. so we just have to deal with the pesky clouds and scattered isolated showers this morning. and then for a great mother's day later on, we'll bring some sunshine in for mom. right now, temperatures mainly in the 50s. a little cooler out here in the suburb as the 48 degrees. we put cloudy in here simply because we do still have clouds. we have isolated showers happening. 53 with peeks of sunshine. there for a high today though, we're looking to get to

bates was paralyzed in the shooting and died in 2012, but not before identifying hails asi the shooterking when bl shown a police photo line up.p. the defense has asked the case a be dismissed. hails' lawyer argues pay the wae not competent after he was shot to make the identification. staying in prince george'sg county now, states attorney angela al that is launching ag a new program she hopes to give first time drug offenders the second chance.hanc it's called back on tracktr program is to provide guidance to first time offenders and keee them from repeating the same crime. the program is aimed at young a people between the ages of 18 and 26.. under the program defendants dot not have to plead guilty and complete community service.te c the door would be open for for workforce training and even job placementment early voting is vo now underway in the district. registered voters can cast their ballots at one judiciary square northwest until 7:00 tonight. voting opens at 8:30 in the morning. the 8 other early voting centers will open on saturday. early voting will end june 14. in januar

this were at alta bates summit medical center. chances of being born on leap day are one in 1400.t makes these little guys unique is they are twins with different birthdays. >> very special babies. >>> the giants say hey kid willie mays is 85 today. to celebrate, san francisco dedicated a special cable car in his honor. it is car number 24, the number mays wore on his uniform as a giant. a plaque was unveiled as part of the ceremony that will be mounted on the car. mays says he is honored but he was concerned about the team itself. >> what happened to the giants? don't they come play here? they the one that brought me here. they said no, no, no. the giants will come later. we gonna do something for them later but the cable car is yours. >> mays is widely considered one of the best to ever play the game. he was elected to baseball's hall of fame in 1979. >>> a smaller scale design from one of the world's best known architects is coming to marin county. we mean a doghouse. marin county accepting the donated replica of a doghouse designed by frank lloyd wright in the '50s based on hi

bates on that, we're told the assumption is that these all may be linked.whether they will make that more official. that will depend on ballistic te tests, whether they can do those quickly enough, i would doubt. nonetheless, there have been several things that have happened as a result of this. schools in the area have been told to lock their doors and not let anyone in. two reasons for that. it's the usual response when there's a shooting like this and the gunman is still at large and the victim in last night's sh t shooting did have some connection to the school district, we're told. there's that as well and some other county facilities in this same area of northern washington, d.c. suburbs in maryland, in montgomery county have also been given similar orders. they're very much looking for this person. a federal official told us he was put on administrative leave earlier this year, a couple of months ago, after his estranged wife got a protective order against him, a legal judge's order requiring him to stay away. when that happened he was first placed o

how about most bates? -- marreese speights?p on the boards, bringing emotion and as steve kerr says, instant offense. see him get pumped. also back on his game not to forget andrew bogut showing at large, 15 points, 14 rebounds and looking very active undoubtedly his best game of the series. steph the beneficiary here of vintage draymond racing into the forecourt, kick it back out, there's the three-point shot we're used to seeing. in fact at one point late in the second, seven straight points for the warriors. steph again late in the half, this time to the bucket, he will be able to finish. fast-forward this thing after the warriors led by eight at halftime to the fourth quarter, that's what's all happening, a lot of smart plays on both ends, they were up by as many as 14 but they could not seal the deal and barry okc. sloppy turnovers, they had 16, not terrible but key moment here, durant with a three. all of a sudden the thunder within five with 4:31 left. very much in it. we've seen it so many times in the regular season, h

. >> professor laura bates from indiana state university has been volunteering in prisons for more thanyears. she founded a unique program called "shakespeare in the shu." >> we chose "macbeth" as our main text for a lot of important reasons. the idea of looking at the choices that this character makes, someone who is in aristotle's terms a tragic hero. he's a noble man, an honorable man, a good man who made bad choices. >> i'm in prison for murder. um, i got 60 years for murder. got 60 years for the murder that i'm in here on now. >> i will say for whiskey, to recruit these gutter tramps. two murders. they ain't trained and they are going against banquo, this symbol, right? what i'm saying is, that's risky, right? >> everything he's doing from the beginning to the end of this play is risky. once he decided to take that turn to go back, he got so much to lose, you know what i'm saying? so he's risking everything from that point on. yeah, he's taking risks. >> for every action, there's a reaction. so i can relate to macbeth by the choices he made, for taking his punishment, no matter how

he's a race-bating, xenophobic, religious bigot. women and hispanics hate his guts for good reason. he's the iso man of the year. looking back we should have kicked him out of the party. i believe donald trump's foreign policy, isolationism, will lead to another 9/11. make america great again, tell donald trump to go to hell. >> it appears, yes, it does, that even senator lindsey graham may be coming around to the man who in an act of public bullying once read graham's private phone number to a crowd. >> he gave me his number and i found the card. i wrote the number down. i don't know if it's the right number. 202-[ bleep ] -- [ bleep ]. >> he's not swearing, we're just bleeping out the number so you don't call, though i eye it's been disconnected. graham had a pleasant conversation with trump and over the weekend graham spoke to gop donors in florida where one fund-raiser recalled he did say we need to get behind trump. graham is denying the report. also this weekend, trump won the support of evangelical republican mega donor fostor frees, one of many evangelicals rallying around t

now with speculation around senator elizabeth warren the world has been waiting with bated breath.sible clinton vp pick. we've got this. >> you know she has got this goofy friend named elizabeth warren. she is on her twitter rant. she is goofus. she is a goofus. [booing] you ever see her? this woman is a basket case. harris: wow. >> joining the party last week, dnc with a nickname of its own for donald trump. dubbing him, dangerous donald. chairwoman debbie wasserman-schultz seizing on it in an email reading in part, today is reminder of the dangerous donald would threaten america's relationship with our closest allies and make our communities less safe. it is apparently landed, with a thud. couple reactions on twitter. how long did it take and how many people were involved in coming up with "dangerous donald." i really want to know. oh, god, got a bunch of dnc emails about dangerous donald. it is really happening. double-edged sword here, juan. not a lot of thought went into the name, for some fame must spies danger is their middle name that can be seen as a positive. >> i don't t

witness which we were proud to have brought into the case was an elderly woman named sammy louise batesand she was born in mississippi. she remembered vividly tapping out the poll tax for her mother, she moved to chicago and detroit, went to college, worked her whole life, moved to texas and lives on social security now. two hours after the supreme court's as the voting rights act and its corporate protections were no longer needed texas passed this law or implemented the law and instantly 608,000 eligible voters on the books in texas suddenly were no longer able to vote and she was one of them and she gave testimony and was asked why didn't you just get your birth certificate? remember, she just lives on social security. she said i had to put $42 where that would do the most good. you can't eat a birth certificate. that was very powerful and the judge in that case ruled that this was in effect the poll tax but the very conservative court of appeals in federal courts, although upholding the ruling that it was illegal said no, the poll tax just means a poll tax. this very issue of wealth

being an important factor in their candidacy if they're trying to get into the general election de-bates need that threshold in the national polls. >> look. i think the right standard -- every news organization -- it depends on -- we as a news organization tell our pollsters whether to include that. for instance, we believe in asking it both ways. two-way and then three-way. sometimes offering the option first and a respon dent may not know and go, oh, yeah, i i'll pick the third option. the right way to do it and understand it is to always see both numbers side by side so you have the possibility in this case. but i think in this case because you have two nominees with unusually high negatives, that's when you should put on the -- check to see well if they have a third option, will they go there, because that doesn't impact. rachel, let's play this out. the way third party candidates have work and have had an impact before, to me the first 5% takes equally from both parties any time you see any of those numbers. ice the next ten, right? the next two five percent that starts pulling from

we're not waiting with bated breath for the decision of any judge or jury to determine what justice looks like or should look like in our communities. amy: billy murphy, you're the attorney for the gray family. what was their reaction? >> theirs was the same as it was to the hung jury and the run-up to these trials, and that is that justice did not have award "tilting" or not guilty, justice is the result of a fair price worth both sides present all of the evidence and the judge makes as here ruling as capable of doing by applying the law and finding the facts. as long as that was done, the family is satisfied because they did not put their fingers on the scale here. they did not think in advance "i want that officer to be found guilty." rather, they let the system do its job. and they had confidence in the system because that a black judge who was exceptionally qualified because he was a former prosecutor of police misconduct for the federal government for six years. and they believed both sides are capable of presenting their case, and they left it up to that designated representative o

. >> all right, we are waiting with bated breath. thank you. >>> here is what kissinger had to say back in january when asked whether trump would be able to run the white house without any political experience but with the right advisors. >> the inflow of challenges to the president, just the operation of the government and the choices that the president has to make would raise the question how does he know which are the press people. >> fben collins served three tours of duty in afghanistan. a great panel to talk to us today. will mr. trump get the endor endorsement of former secretary of state kissinger today after this meeting? >> you know, i don't know if this is really the subject to be discussed. the subject, the content, the details, the goal, all of that will be revealed by the candidate himself or his direct spokesperson. but the importance of the meeting, as was introduced right was, is that it is happening with somebody who lived a chunk of u.s. foreign policy history. he has been engaging in the name of the united states