including in congressman bucshon's bill h.r. 3716 is a bill that mr. tonko and i put together, h.r. 3821, the medicaid directy of care givers or daca act. our thought came from the g.a.o. report that identified access to care as one of the key issues facing medicare beneficiaries. there's nothing worse than someone say, the good news is you've got medical insurance coverage through medicaid, the bad news is they can't find a physician. so as a very good, commonsense government idea, what representative tonko and i came up with was the thought that we should be publishing on each state's website a list of the providers who have seen a medicaid patient in the last 12 months. the name after the -- the name of the physician, the address, the telephone number, and their specialty so at least these folks november nating -- navigating the system to find a doctor have somewhere to go as a starting point. here's a doctor who has seen a medicaid patient in the last 12 months. let me give them a call. so they're not just lost going through the phone book, so to s

bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning.d trump and john kasich holding events around that state today. polls show a statistical tie between trump and senator cruz. and one of those candidates could get a big boost. wisconsin governor scott walker who himself was a candidate until september will make an endorsement any moment now. while there has been a strong effort to push this race in a new direction, it has been rather tense out there. >> i have no interest in going down in the mud with donald trump. i will stay focused where voters and where americans are focused which is how we turn our country around and how we bring back jobs and opportunity to this country. >> ted is a very concerned puppy. he is losing big. i have hundreds of delegates more than him. i have millions of votes more than him. the system is a strange system. some people would say it is not a very honest system. martha: yes. that is taste of what it is like right now. chief political correspondent carl cameron is live in janesville, wisconsin, with a lo

bill: thank you, jon. >> thank you, bill.spent almost a year in bill: he spent almost a year in space.enter. guess what scott kelly hopes nasa does next. unlike this new open floor plan. what do you mean? well there's no privacy anymore. and how many times a day do i apply the ointment? nowhere to have a meeting... and it's just... too loud to concentrate. well, good job using fedex. at least we're all in this together, right? make your e-commerce more efficient with fedex. bill: just a couple days after his return, nasa astronaut scott kelly will answer questions about his nearly year-long stay in space. casey stiegel live at johnson space center in houston. casey, good morning. reporter: bill, good morning. you hope scott kelly gets frequent flyer miles for his journey. you will not believe how far he traveled. nearly 144 million miles, yes, million. scott kelly and his roommate on the international space station, a russian cosmonaut, circled the planet every 90 minutes and they witnessed nearly 11,000 sunrises and sunsets.

bill: i own one green tie. martha: today's the day. well done. bill: i'm bill hemmer. martha: i'm martha maccallum. it's a pig show, a few days long to officially introduce and say, hey, here is our nominee. but this time it's a very real possibility that no candidate will get to the magic number of 1237 delegates. donald trump believes that the party needs to, basically, watch it. >> i think you'd have riots. you know, we have -- i'm representing a tremendous, many, many millions of people. if you disenfranchise those people and you say, well, i'm sorry, but you're is 00 votes -- 100 votes short even though the next one is 500 vote ares short, i think you would have problems like you've never seen before. i believe that. i wouldn't lead it, but i think bad things would happen. bill: so as it is now, trump has 673 delegates, more than half of the way to 1237. cruz trails him at 411, and there's a very big question of what happens to marco rubio's delegates now that he's suspended his campaign. stephen avery here, wall street journal says trump has 57% of the delegates,

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bill: martha?tha: so closing arguments expected today in the trial of one of the first americans accused of trying to join isis. air force veteran tie rod pugh was stopped at turkish airport where he was allegedly carrying propaganda videos. rick, what is happening with this case this morning? reporter: martha, court resumes minutes from now. we expect the prosecution to rest its case and close arguments likely this afternoon with the defense and prosecution painting different pictures. tyrod pugh went to turkey to look for another job as airplane mechanic. his internet searches were aviation jobs and turkish bathhouse us. prosecutors say pugh was radicalized years ago. he pack ad black ski pa mask, solar cell phone charges and two compasses when he was stopped in inistanbul. he was at border crossings between syria. he had numerous beheading videos. most damaging a draft email to his wife which the feds say he wrote, i will use the talents and skills given to me by allah to establish and defend th

bill? bill: what are experts suggesting now, laura?eporter: there has been a lot of talk moving that security perimeter out. we saw what happened in brussels yesterday, suicide bombers detonated before the check-in and curb, right? people are talking about bringing that security perimeter out a little bit further. it is going to be a difficult process. we spoke with head, former head of the cia yesterday about that. here is what he had to say. >> there is no single solution trying to restructure our airports and the way we bored planes and all the rest in order to reduce the ability of isis to use air terminals as targets will be extremely difficult to do. the logistics of in size and design of our airports was not all put together with an eye toward avoiding terrorism. reporter: james woolsey said we have to do the best with what we have right now but the key of course is to gather effective intelligence on isis on where they live and operate from. bill: thank you, laura engle. jfk airport there. meanwhile countries around the world l

this bill is anything but that. what this bill does do, it gives special breaks under two very important clean air actuals and allows certain power plants to spew out as much nasty pollution as they wish to. they use waste coal emit toxic substances and absolutely should not get a pass. if the sense act passes, it will significantly affect air quality and this is not some radical assertion and it has stood up to the scrutiny of the courts. these rules, the cross state air pollution rule and the mercury and air toxic standards rule are two important rules for protecting public health from toxic air pollutants like mercury and sulfur dioxide. if this bill were to become law, they would be able to pollute at a higher rate than any other power plants. there are many pieces of matter emitted by coal plants such as sulfur dioxide and mercury and science has shown that air pollutants cause severity when it comes to asthma and can even contribute to heart attack risks. my amendment protects the most vulnerable from these ad

bill? jennifer, as we await ash carter, how much can you report on how much action is taking place in eastern syria today? as you report on that, jennifer, how much of that is led by the u.s.? reporter: well it is led almost completely by the curtish partners of the u.s. remember, we have 50 special operators on the ground in that part of syria, near raqqa. we heard recently from defense officials during testimony on the hill there is no strategic plan to take caulk a with u.s. forces. what you're see something pinpoint airstrikes as well as these depression operations raids you notice there are increasing number of special operations raids and pinpoint strikes on leaders of isis, since the 50 man special operations team is on the ground. that is because they have more human intelligence. they're working with partners. part of this syrian alliance of arab alliance that is moving closer towards raqqa. but having just 50 american depression tatetores on the ground has been a real game-changer

in his mind, the bill of rights was a provision that no state shall pass a bill of attainder, an ex post facto law, or law comparing the obgation of contracts. that is a something we do not think of when we think of the bill of rights. why would marshall say that? he was a smart, thoughtful man. the best i can come up with is these are, in a way, even broader provisions than the ones that are in the bill of rights. these are very sweeping provisions. -- prohibitions. bidding bills of attainder means you cannot pass a law criminalizing a person. you have to criminalize an act, you cannot criminalize a person. you cannot pass a law criminalizing syed farook. you can pass a law criminalize murder. if he had lived he would of been charged with that in convicted but you cannot pass laws that , criminalize people. very sweeping prohibition. you also cannot criminalize acts that were legal when they were committed. if murder hadn't been illegal, after someone commits a mass murderer, you cannot pass a law the next week and say that was a -- illegal. you cannot do that. you can't criminalize the

three assists. >> bill: indiana puts so much pressure on you. constant. every trip. >> ian: 17 for yogi ferrell. >> bill: nice hands. >> ian: layman gives it away. williams is fouled and now it's all window dressing for indiana. >> ian: layman has fouled out. the big ten tournament coming up in indianapolis. indiana will be in the be one seed. michigan state the two. maryland entering action could have been the three, or the four. either way, they've got the double bye which was a big key for mark turgeon. >> bill: that's what his concern was. they've got a few days to get back together and get organized. this was a terrific performance. who was ready. watching practice, tom didn't want any letdown. them, not sitting down -- you get that reaction at home, don't you? >> ian: yeah, left, right. billy, maryland will be a part of it, indiana will be a part of it. we'll have it for you -- the big ten tournament, semifinals and finals on cbs from indianapolis next weekend. >> bill: from beginning to end. >> i: it's going to be a battle too. >> bill: it's going

i know of no objectses to the bill. i -- no objection to the bill. i commend the gentleman, mr. zinke, for bringing it to the bill. ipab. -- i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky. mr. whitfield: mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 2081. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. mr. whitfield: mr. speaker, i ask for a roll call vote. the speaker pro tempore: in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the yeas and nays are requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this uestion will be postponed. for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky seek recognition? mr. whitfield: mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 2447, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the

i did. >> glor: bill plante in our washington bureau, bill, thank you very much tonight. >> the republican presidential candidate's paused today to pay tribute to nancy reagan. here's julianna goldman. >> marco rubio called nancy reagan a true example of integrity and grace. in another tweet ted cruz said she will be remembered for her deep passion for this nation an love for her husband. an amazing woman, wrote donald trump. news of nancy reagan's death came on a day when most of the candidates vying to inherit ron all reagan's conservative legacy were taking a break before the next round of critical contests. >> she is now, she is to say with her ronnie. >> reporter: john kasich was the exception. ohio, alongside arnold schwarzenegger, looking beyond the four states he lost yesterday. >> marco rubio had a very, very bad night. >> reporter: donald trump won kentucky and louisiana on saturday. but he lost to cruz in kansas an maine. rubio like kasich was 0 for 4 and last night trump called on the florida senator to drop out. >> i would love to take on ted one-on-one. that would be so much

. >> bill: down on the bottom. >> ian: juwan morgan is fouled from behind. >> bill: the hustle plays. most of them have gone to indiana. >> ian: williams upset at himself that he missed the free throws. indiana retains it and morgan, a 76% shooter is at the stripe. >> bill: the pieces fit for indiana. it's not like there is a buzz saw of overall talent but as a team they're magnificent contributors. >> ian: they won the big ten title in 2013. they lost their top four scorers from that team that included oladipo and zeller. tom crean has been able to get this team back to that high level. >> bill: it's the speed of the you've got to match it. the push. the willingness to spread and attack stretches your d. tough pass. >> ian: ferrell. the turnover. >> bill: he knows. a little giveaway. trimble a little frustrated. how smart is he? didn't go all the way -- actually picked it up, i think he was going to make a play for a cutting hoosier. >> i thought you were going to say "smarter than your average point guard." >> bill: that he is. that's not going out on a limb. >> ian: i'm like your "

bill: all right. hillary clinton and donald trump and all the states and all the counties, they were in the same county last night, palm beach. hillary clinton, another big winner sweeping to victory by wide margins in florida, ohio, and north carolina. that gives her 65% of the delegates she needs for the nomination. while well on the way to that nomination, keeping a close eye on the republican competition. just listen. >> you know, running for president is hard but being president is harder. it is the hardest, most important job in the world and no one person can succeed at the job without seeking and finding common ground to solve the problems we face. if we work together we can make a real difference in people's lives. if we reach out to treat each other with respect, kindness and even love, instead of bluster and bigotry, if we lift each other up, instead of tearing each other down. [cheering] there is nothing we can't accomplish together. martha: a very happy hillary clinton last night. chris s

bill: all right. thank you brian. >> fox 46 learned that a mother died in a car crash in lib concounty this -- lincoln county this morning, dave boyd collided head on to a dodge minivan, vand as helms died at the scene her children of in the miniva, boyd is charged with death by motor vehicle. >> at 6:00, a charlotte man is charged in murder of a woman in and her unborn child, don brown killed hala and her unborn child in 2012, later the medical examiner discovered the woman was pregnant when she died. bill: to an update, an electrical issue in an overhead light is what north business warehouse, firefighters called to the scene monday night, where smoke was showing in the building cruise controlled that blaze in over an hour, no one was hurt, the damage is estimated to bees there are$30 -- 3030,000. >> a former high school teacher pleading guilty to having a sexual relationship with a student, 46-year-old, hilton was sentenced to 100 hours of community service, ask two years of bropation, she agreed t

bill: anything that they can do?> they probably need to have the testing was from break is in session. bill: "high speed chase",. >> the police chief step down. the attorney general's office is investigating right now. >> what does he have to step down for? he was just being honest. >> third video of the shooting that took place at a gas station in detroit. a woman approaching a car with one to two other men. she pulled out a gun from underneath her skirt when a driver tried to run over one of the people she saw. she then started firing away at the driver. ♪ >> it is a thing that a lot of people call surreal. perceptionsurreal. perception inside the courtroom very different from the ones outside. how could this be? this just does not make any sense. inside the prosecution continues. charged with weapons possession. did not have any permitting but all the same he is looking at time in prison and no one can figure out why except the prosecutors. bill: as i understand they offered you a deal. >> no way. i have never vil

under the bill. this bill will make the government more accountable by shedding light on who is advising the government and how they are advising our government. this is a good government bill and i urge my colleagues to support it. madam speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri reserves the balance of his time of the the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. mr. russell: thank you, madam speaker. this bill was also referred to the committee on ways and means. we appreciate their cooperation in getting this bill to the floor. i ask unanimous consent to enter our letter exchange with the committee on ways and means into the official record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. russell: madam speaker, i would like to make my colleague, congressman clay, aware that i have no further speakers and am prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oklahoma reserves. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. clay: thank

bill, or represented chipsets -- representative chaffetz's bill? rep. goodlatte: we are interested in any senators pursuing this bill. we think this should be addressed, both from the perspective of the state needing and being entitled to revenue from online sales, but also from the standpoint of fairness among various types of retailers. brick-and-mortar retailers always had a physical presence in whatever state they are doing business and, and they have to collect sales tax. if the customer goes out-of-state online to a business elsewhere, they may or may not have to collect sales tax. thatding on whether or not business has a nexus with whatever state the sale is taking place in. we think it should be addressed. we set for quite a long time ago several principles available on the house judiciary committee website that we think any legislation should have to meet. we don't feel that the senate legislation, and this is not new, they have been working on this. they passed a bill in the last congress, and there have been attempts to try to tie that

bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning.er tuesday tomorrow is a critical day that could define this race. four different candidates, four different states. five states on the line with 358 delegates. thousands of people gathering at a trump rally in north carolina, inconcluding a group of protesters outside. heavy security on hand after demonstrators disrupted several trump events over the weekend. trump pointing finger at bernie sanders in part, blaming some of his supporters for interference. trump is in hickory, north carolina, chris christie on stage there? no, it is not. we'll let you know if that is the case. ted cruz meanwhile is in rockford illinois. let's first hear from donald trump. >> where do these people come from, get them out. gooded. every five minutes or so one of bernie's people, sometimes hillary, but there is not a lot of flavor, not a lot of fervor with hillary. martha: steve hayes, senior writer for "weekly standard," fox news contributor. good morning. >> good morning, martha. martha: give us a look

. >> bill: down on the bottom. >> ian: juwan morgan is fouled from behind. >> bill: the hustle plays. most of them have gone to indiana. himself that he missed the free throws. indiana retains it and morgan, a 76% shooter is at the stripe. >> bill: the pieces fit for indiana. it's not like there is a buzz saw of overall talent but as a team they're magnificent contributors. >> ian: they won the big ten title in 2013. they lost their top four scorers from that team that included oladipo and zeller. this team back to that high level. >> bill: it's the speed of the game that's devastating. you've got to match it. the push. the willingness to spread and attack stretches your d. tough pass. >> ian: ferrell. the turnover. >> bill: he knows. a little giveaway. trimble a little frustrated. how smart is he? didn't go all the way -- actually picked it up, i think he was going to make a play for a cutting hoosier. >> i thought you were going to say "smarter than your average point guard." >> bill: that he is. that's not going out on a limb. >> ian: i'm like your "boo-boo." >> bill: hurt his shou

this bill helps. this bill appropriates over $100 million that can be spent between now and the end of september to save lives. if i come to the floor tomorrow i will be talking about four more lives that could have been saved if we would just do our job. let's do our job. >> mr. president, i would ask my colleague to yield to a question. >> yes, sir. i yield. >> i appreciate the courtesy. and to understand just what you're saying, a week ago i held in my arms a father whose son had committed suicide waiting for treatment, so i understand the importance of the bill before us, but my question is, why can we not do both things at once? the senators from north carolina have sat with me all we debated important bills on the floor and in the judiciary committee, and all of a sudden at the last minute the rug is pulled out from under that meeting. it was scheduled. our bill was scheduled to be debated, and we could meet in the judiciary committee. i am sure my colleagues will admit, the issue with the supre

bill? look, on the non-- either way is fine if we had an open rulemaking process, open rule, at least there would be some point to these discussions on the floor. there would be republicans and democrats who might have ideas to make these bills better, that would be bringing them forward, at least there would be some point to it. but no. there's no point to it. because we're debating it, we know the outcome. and republicans and democrats can't even offer their bills to enhance it, and we're prohibited during all of this time, debating one bill, that's largely noncontroversial, and one bill that isn't going anywhere and won't become law, we're spending the entire week debating these bills or most of the week, i know we'll be back to discuss another court case relating to imgration later this week. but the bulk of the week is debating this. rather than the budget, securing our border, keeping the american people safe, growing the economy, creating jobs, investing in infrastructure, f.a.a. aut

and the assembly member's frasier's bill. and i will be keeping you abreast of the developments as we go through the next couple of weeks. in terms of the matrix of the legislation, there are 13 specific recommendations that we are making to you. one is a changed position, and then the other 12 are new bills for your consideration. and in addition, there is like 32, or 33 other measures that we have recommended watch for one reason or another, and they have may have applied to a policy area, where there is not much flesh on the bill at this point in time and many cases there are spot bills on topics that may become of interest. and so rather than trying to find them again, when they get amended and we put them on the watch and that allows us to monitor that flux more evenly. and so if you would like, i can cover the 13 measures, starting with the first one, which is ab 1550 on page six. this is a position we had recommend that opposed in the past. and we are recommending watch. and it deals with disadvantaged communities in t

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bill: tony, hang on. when you make that case, and donald trump starts going after the emails, and the server, and the money in the clinton foundation, i mean how do the american people view that? brad? >> you're talking to me? bill: yeah. >> well, first of all, i think polls have shown people are over that. i mean the benghazi investigation is petering, petering out on capitol hill because it was a disaster for republicans. bill: i said emails and server and money in the clinton foundation, et cetera? >> which is part of an ongoing fbi criminal probe in hillary clinton. >> that is bald-faced lie. it is not a criminal probe. >> fbi investigates civil matters. >> it is a security review. it is routine. that they do this. and issues of classified, classified information. there is not a -- bill: you're making the case, you're making the case, brad, that trump's got integrity issue? i'm asking you how she responds to the server, and emails and questions that bret put before loretta lynch yesterday, the attorne

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bill: the miguel the other side. the federal government will extend resources to round of turkeys and relocate them. did you guys taste the turkey pot pie? look at that. delicious. >> lf that out of my conversation. >> let people go, get your turkey. zero, my god. bill: "high speed chase",. >> hundreds of police officers, family and friends are remembering sean cohen. died after he was struck by vehicle. he leaves behind his nine -month-old son. expecting a 2nd child later this year. >> you can see aa pack of muggers pushing an older man off his bike in the bronx unconscious. you can see one suspect peddling the victims bike. the three suspects of fled the scene and police are searching for answers. >> the story is about raw emotion, transformation, and hope. we walked in the liberation way. jason is 25 years old, been battling a heroine addiction for three years. i was going through your mind when you finally asked for help? >> very disappointed in myself. basically everything i wanted in life. once i decided i want

that bill is over in the senate. and then we dealt with the issue of what we call the dot comact, to make sure that -- dot-com act, to ensure that when the contract runs out on how internet naming agency and all works and all the i can pieces, that consumers are protected and will continue to have a free internet, free from government intrusion, free and as it has been, to innovate and create this enormous change. that passed the house i think with over 380 votes. and the spectrum pipeline legislation actually was part of the bipartisan budget agreement we passed at the end of last year, so that's now in law as a matter of fact. and this marks, as i say, our fifth initiative to try and help this great sector of our economy continue to expand, that provides access to the world, provides access to commerce and jobs in a rural setting. i can't tell you how important this is in a district such as mine, where people now can locate in a smaller community, in a rural environment, with a great lifestyle, connect in to the in

bill: u.s.fficials denying reports iraqi forces launched a long awaited operation to recapture the town of mosul. they say the u.s.-led coalition is conducting shaping operations. it's a five-hour drive north of baghdad. it fell to the terror army in 2014. the iraqi prime minister repeatedly vowed to drive isis out of mosul. but u.s. officials cautioned it may take longer. stay tuned. >> what i can tell you is unfortunately there have been americans that have died. >> how many americans have to die, how many people in brussels or paris have to die, civilians, what's the threshold at that point, maybe we'll keep them under control in gitmo. >> when anybody dies it's a tragedy and we don't want anybody to die because we transferred chief takenees. however, it's the best judgment and considered judgment of this administration and the previous administration, that the risk of keeping gitmo open will outweigh -- >> innocent people will lose their lives because of this, they are just part of the equat

. >> bill: down on the bottom. >> ian: juwan morgan is fouled from behind. >> bill: the hustle plays. most of them have gone to indiana. himself that he missed the free throws. indiana retains it and morgan, a 76% shooter is at the stripe. >> bill: the pieces fit for indiana. it's not like there is a buzz saw of overall talent but as a team they're magnificent contributors. >> ian: they won the big ten title in 2013. they lost their top four scorers from that team that included oladipo and zeller. tom crean has been able to get this team back to that high level. game that's devastating. you've got to match it. the push. the willingness to spread and attack stretches your d. tough pass. >> ian: ferrell. the turnover. >> bill: he knows. a little giveaway. trimble a little frustrated. how smart is he? didn't go all the way -- actually picked it up, i think he was going to make a play for a cutting hoosier. >> i thought you were going to say "smarter than your average point guard." >> bill: that he is. that's not going out on a limb. >> ian: i'm like your "boo-boo." >> bill: hurt his shou

bill: thank you, robin. have being a sigh of relief, josh international an is -- norman is staying with the team for another season. josh sims is live with more. >> the franchise tag most personallyic keeps norman with the panthers for another season, gives team until july 15 to negotiate a long-term contract. it means, will get paid by a top top tier corner in the league. he will make just under $14 million in 2016, norman has to produce another pro bowl level season if they don't work out a long-term deal, if he does not he could face free agent again in 2017. recording a career high 4 he was named pro bowler and garnered all pro honors for the first time in his career. bill: he is a fun play or watch, thank you. >> we'll turn to weather now, really hard to imagine a better start to the workweek in 60s, low 70s, been gorgeous, but unfortunately later on this week we'll have to bust out the umbrella, checking in with chief meteorologist brian basham to let us know. brian: some areas of region we have shower

they all support the bill.the bill has the support of the national association of state departments of agriculture, the american farm bureau, many, many more. virtually every farm group is in town. just talked to the american soybean association this past week. one farmer stood up and said hey, if i cannot have agriculture biological crops with regards to increasing the yield that i plant, what am i going to do? i'm going to plant fence row to fence row? am i going to lose in this situation when farm income is declining and farm credit is getting tighter? the fundamental role of the agriculture committee is to protect america's farmers and ranchers who provide a safe, abundant and affordable food supply to a very troubled and hungry world. so i will be voting yes to do just that and i encourage my colleagues to do the same. voting no today means telling your constituents next week that you are raising their grocery bill by over $1,000. good luck with that. this is a pretty simple vote. you're either for agricul

>> hi, bill.ive me the basic understanding you have of this story. >> the owner of this is accountant, not a physician. an accountant can't give medications or increase doses. what i understand this accountant ordered nurses to give higher doses basically there were issues of reimbursement. if someone been in hospice more more than a day or two, reimbursements goes down. if the patient dies he can replace a patient that he is paid more for. nurses have licenses, bill. the nurse is not just supposed to blindly follow anyone's orders. bill: which don't know what the facts are. >> absolutely. bill: the point this is literally turnover you're talking about here that deals with human beings and more you go through your clinic, the more that pass on, the more money you make? >> disgusting term for this called warehousings. where you take patients, put them in hospice or nursing home and no longer care about their quality of life. but patients have to consent for all medication. and if they're not in the

bill: i'll bill hemmer. good monday morning.lary clinton giving a speech before the pro-israel group aipac in washington, d.c. where donald trump will present on foreign policy later today. clinton says the next commander-in-chief must have a steady hand. >> i'm here as a candidate for president and -- [cheers and applause] i know that all of you understand what's at stake in this election. our next president will walk into the oval office next january and immediately face a world of both perils we must meet with strength and skill, and opportunities we must seize and build on. the next president will sit down at that desk and start making decisions that will affect both the lives and livelihoods of every american, and the security of our friend around the world. so we have to get this right. as aipac members, you understand that while the turmoil of the middle east presents enormous challenge and complexity, walking away is not an option. [applause] candidates for president who think the united states can outsource middle east

bill: thank you.have heard how new york city is preparing. >> just like new york city officials said, there is no specific and credible threat , but the office of homeland security are ramping up for being vigilant command monitoring the event in europe. it comes on the heels of the 10th annual conference that took place on friday. all of the same room to listen to such speakers. they experienced this firsthand as his department battled to islamic extremists leaving 14 people dead. >> the 1st indication. >> he spoke with the detective who had just come now the center. >> several. >> at least 20. >> the number turned out to be 36. that is huge. >> after the attack republican presidential candidate donald trump and others come out saying he needs to more surveillance of mosques. i asked if that kind of action could have prevented the san bernardino attack. >> you need that human intelligence, people that are willing to step up and say, you need to watch that guy. >> what we found is that you can have su

. >> bill: down on the bottom. >> ian: juwan morgan is fouled from behind. >> bill: the hustle plays. most of them have gone to indiana. >> ian: williams upset at himself that he missed the free throws. indiana retains it and morgan, a 76% shooter is at the stripe. >> bill: the pieces fit for indiana. it's not like there is a buzz saw of overall talent but as a team they're magnificent contributors. >> ian: they won the big ten title in 2013. they lost their top four scorers oladipo and zeller. tom crean has been able to get this team back to that high level. >> bill: it's the speed of the game that's devastating. you've got to match it. the push. the willingness to spread and attack stretches your d. tough pass. >> ian: ferrell. the turnover. >> bill: he knows. a little giveaway. trimble a little frustrated. how smart is he? didn't go all the way -- actually picked it up, i think he was going to make a play for a cutting hoosier. >> i thought you were going to say "smarter than your average point guard." >> bill: that he is. that's not going out on a limb. >> ian: i'm like your "boo-

bill: charlotte, n.c..nald trump leads the cheese for delegates, ted cruz hot on his heels. there is a look at a delegate count, 80 points apart, marco rubio at 151, john kasich at 37. he believes he will do well in michigan. you have 1237 needed to secure the republican nomination. tucker carlson of the dili caller on fox and friends weekend and fox news contributor back in america. good morning. it's pretty amazing when you look at this. who would have ever thought this is where we would be, donald trump in the first spot, a populist candidate appealing to a lot of people. ted cruz and marco rubio, both born out of the tea party and really believes the gop establishment with the exception of john kasich, the label doesn't fit in either, the rest of is in the dust. i remember jeb bush being accused of being sleeping on the stage and in many ways that is an accurate look at the entire part of the party. >> the establishment loss. marco rubio, john kasich will not be the republican nominees. the nominee will

bill: here in our area today, president bill clinton spoke to supporters in charlotte, he is campaigning for his wife hillary. university today, our reporter was there he will bring us latest at 6:30. kayla: primary is not until march 15, but you can vote early until saturday, more han more than she 360 voting sites are open across the state, you can register at an early voting site, you will be asked to show i photo i.d., check with your voting site before heading out to the poll. bill: for more information on donald trump's rally on concorde, and all information on early voting go to fox46charlotte.com. kayla: breaking news, just coming in to the newsroom, michael bloomberg, former 3 term mayor of new york stay announced he will not be running for president. this year, rumors were circulates that bloomberg may >> we've had beautiful weather this week, we send it over to chief meteorologist brian basham. brian: we're still pretty at 62 degrees, if you thought today of the nice you about would like it warmer, we'll see warmer temperatures tomorrow, i do want to mention, if you are thinki

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. >> bill: the pieces fit for indiana. it's not like there is a buzz saw of overall talent but as a team they're magnificent contributors. >> ian: they won the big ten title in 2013. they lost their top four scorers from that team that included oladipo and zeller. tom crean has been able to get this team back to that high level. >> bill: it's the speed of the game that's devastating. you've got to match it. the push. the willingness to spread and attack stretches your d. tough pass. >> ian: ferrell. the turnover. >> bill: he knows. a little giveaway. trimble a little frustrated. how smart is he? didn't go all the way -- he was going to make a play for a cutting hoosier. >> i thought you were going to say "smarter than your average point guard." >> bill: that he is. that's not going out on a limb. >> ian: i'm like your "boo-boo." >> bill: hurt his shoulder again. >> ian: a left-shoulder injury he was dealing with heading into this game. >> bill: looks like that thing again -- even though he's bending over, excruciating pain

patrick henry seized on the last of the bill of rights -- lack of the bill of rights. he say it may be summed up in a few words, so why not write them down? is it because it will consume too much paper? [laughter] henry made many arguments to this effect. so madison, although virginia does ratify the constitution by the summer of 1788, it is the 10th state to do it. when the margin is very narrow. 180 some delegates in the virginia delegation, and it passes by a margin of only 10. and it passes without any conditions. it is a full ratification, but it does say that there ought to be a bill of rights gathered, that it should be the first order of business in the new congress, to add a bill of rights. and other states made similar provisions in their ratification debates. massachusetts, another one of the three largest states, and so had several other states. james madison, if elected to the first congress, which means here in new york in the spring of 1789, and one of the top items on his agenda is to get a bill of rights through congress in that first year. now there a

3 (bill)3 >> good morning and thank you for choosing us to start your day. i'm bill frankmore.(sam) >> and i'm samantha boatman. 3 (bill)>> it's the biggest 3 day in the presidential race so far.12 states are casting their votes for the candidate of their choice. news 4's alex cannito joins us in studio with a look at what we can expect in the day ahead. 3 (alex)super tuesday is here and all eyes are on 12 candidates could drop out of the race. 3 both hillary clinton and donald trump are coming off wins in nevada and south carolina.but today's results will truly show us which candidates are taking the lead. up to this point presidential hopefulls have been able to put all their focus on winning over one state.however 12 states are in the game today... some of which include oklahoma, massachusetts, and arkansas.t-m-c-c political science professor fred lokken says today's voting will test the strength of each candidate's campaign. 3 ((lokken: "now in one day 12 primaries, caucuses across the south and now a few other regions. that's huge. and it's a real game changer. it literall

they are marking up bills. they are going through regular order which is the republican congress' way of doing the business' business. then also as we have already discussed whether the senate signs something or not, then brought up the fact that the president would never sign this piece of legislation. let's remind the people what the administration doesn't also sign. they won't also sign the keystone pipeline which takes away jobs from americans. they won't -- he won't also sign a refugee bill that actually would just put an extra measure of protection protecting the american homeland from possibly infill tation through the refugee program. they refuse to sign that, but we'll have the results of the world looking at that. he won't sign that, mr. speaker. administration, don't seem to want to hold iran accountable. for testing it's doing with its missiles. so we can discuss what this administration doesn't want to sign. i think using that as an excuse into the to move a bill is an abdication of responsibility.

bill: that is okay. you're martha. i'm bill. martha: squared away. bill: name tags.ox news obtaining preview of mitt romney's speech and he is not holding back. calling trump a phony and fraud not fit to be president. will this come up tonight? four candidates on stage. ben carson sending regrets because he does not see a path forward. john roberts is live. mitt romney taking on donald trump, why now? reporter: well, i think obviously, bill, his candidacy looks inevitable at this point. consider what mitt romney said four years ago endorsed by donald trump. he said it was delight to have his endorsement. trump had unique ability to create jobs. in 90 minutes time he will take the stage at university of utah will denounce donald trump. some according to excerpts, here is what i know, donald trump is phony, fraud. promises are worthless as degree from trump university. he is playing the american public for suckers. he get as free ride to the white house and all we get a lousy hat. donald trump said why did mitt romney beg me four years ago for my endorsement. he said t

bill: i'm bill melugin. powerful storms tonight. want to send it over to chief meteorologist brian basham. >> i want you to keep in mind there have been strong storms moving through many places 1.5 1.5 inches and more. the northern half of few showers not a huge deal but we still have the severe thunderstorm warning to the south from guesting county until 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m.. if you are encouraged you were getting hit right now. you are seeing half an inch to an inch sized hail. it's pushing towards the south and that's the good news. it's moving out of the area but the bad news is you have another cell behind you. this track taking it to the south of you that we'll continue to track it across the area and the strong storms affecting a lot of the area. not as intense through matthews but very strong rain. see that little purple there are are? just to the west of monroe likely seeing hail is probably smaller in diameter but heavy rain and there's been some an hour or more across the area. the storms are moving almost directly to th