it is an on going challenge that we have, the library has and bill graham management has. we are working to try to get people into the system to get the services they need. i think it's largely mental health issues and looted -- a lot of it masked by substance abuse and mental health issues are really hard and challenging and you need at least a week to figure out what that is. >> if the center and the library continue to be a magnet for people that have no where else to go, rather than steering them to off site programs do we want more frequent on-site. >> the library actually now has a social worker now and we want to work with dph to work with people with mental health issues and try to diagnose them on the street. >> do you think that's moving forward? >> yes, i think the navigation center was the first step he wanted to do and we are going to work on having that person. we've looked at maybe using some of our surplus we are labeling to use it for that purpose instead. that might be good. >> sounds like that might be a problem solver. thank you. >> so, i'm going to tha

the original bill the senators graham and collins and sessions and mime self and brown and stabbing now burr and portman as well as schumer and brown grassley has been a vocal a vocal proponent of this issue in the past come to press conferences. a while ago senators i i isaacson, crapo, bennett carper have voted and are supportive of improvements in the space. i am forgetting some others, so forgive me. china's trade economic policy undermining the global marketplace which major ceos in america quietly admit to everyone of us cannot say it publicly, but they know what is going on should something be done about it the appropriate time is now. i urge my colleagues to support this important amendment. >> i think the senator from new york. 1932 require countervailing duty investigational review to determine whether some measures of the current misalignment are effectively -- is effectively a subsidy either directly or indirectly to a country's exports. if so, the sanctions can follow. i actually asked my colleagues to vote against this amendment. it is likely not compliant with existing in

the original bill with senators graham and collins and sessions and myself and brown and stabenow. this administration -- senator grass yn grassley has been vocal on this. china's trade economic policy of undermining the global marketplace where major ceos admit to us. they can't say it publicly because they retaliate. shotgun something should be done about it. the appropriate time is now. i urge my colleagues to support this important amendment. >> i thank the senator from new york. i understand his zeal here. to determine whether some measure s a subsidy directly or indirectly to a country's exports. if so, then the sanctions can follow. it teams to provide for trade sanctions that can be based on assumptions without support. it would invite trade sanctions from other countries on the basis of some sorts of pre presumptions presumptions. it would allow so many degrees of freedom in arriving at a subsidy determination including indirect subsidy of undervaluation that it would prove infective. that's my view. i'm concerned about it. it raises the likelihood of trade disputes and tr

bill crystal? lindsey graham? >> it's more of a philosophy. and they will know when you talk about them they will know who they are. but the reason i don't choose to bring up names is i don't want to make this about personalities. but there's a philosophy of knee neoconservativism. >> when you say that you have to fight before you can fight for any general election like against hillary clinton, you have to win the gop nomination. and can you do it by alienating what was at least as of a few years ago said to be about 10% of the gop, which is neoconservatives. >> well, yeah but here's the thing megyn. i didn't start this. it's not my choice to start out by having a war with republicans. but i will tell you for example in polling in iowa about two months ago they asked the question, are you -- do you favor rand paul's foreign policy of being less involved, or do you favor john mccain's policy of being more involved intervening more in war around the world. and it's actually pretty evenly split. about half republicans think, yep, john mccain's al

in the names, frank porter graham and terry sanford, and bill fraty. all of whom believed that which h the major point of an institution us to serve the idea within it. not enough to salute when you went by the building. you had to salute what it meant. i got here because of bill friday because we worked together on the night commission on intercollegiate athletics which the foundation i temporarily ran had financed and i said, i don't know what i'm going to do when i retire. some said, come to chapel hill. and i said you got it, and i came. i it was wonderful to be in place that had been so admired for so long. then one day he said to me, as we were worried about the meeting of higher a big-time coach, who immediately had discovered that to his surprise, of course that what happened to him before was happening to him here which was some of this outlying adjunct assistants had been doing funny things with both players and their access to money. and he said you know, said bill friday, i just was talking to a young woman who is here at the university who

graham, which can't actually be done in until the reverend passes. but this would begin the process. >> so just to be clear. so aycock is the governor you're talking about. the complaint was bille of them thought the legislation moved too fast. they wanted it to have more debate. they wanted to consider a long list of people from dean smith, to andy griffith to on and on. but dean smith is a fine, fine man. we honored him when he passed away recently. but we're going to get into basketball coaches. jim at nc state started the cancer foundation. none of them rise up to billy graham, and here's the ironic thing. you know. in the the darkest hours of the clinton administration, in the monica lewinsky scandal, who did they turn to? >> he was a skupulously bipartisan figure. he was also a christian. >> i think that's part of it. remember, hillary clinton will be turning to these people asking for endorsements very soon. does she stand with dr. graham or does she stand with these democrats who voted against dr. graham? >> that's a great question. thanks a lot this morning. good to see you. >>> well first it was dogs. now it's underwater babies. up next the pictures that will make yo

. >> jeff graham runs a gay rights lobbying group. >> you feel there is hate inside this bill? >> i feel that this bill could be used as a vehicle to discriminate against people. i'm not going to call into request the integrity or the intent of the bill's authors. >> both sigh are well aware of the backlash being felt after indiana passed its version of a religious freedom bill. >> we need to be the other book end that says no to what happened in indiana. we need to be the end of that story. >> senator mccoon has until midnight this thursday to get a vote on the georgia house floor. if he fails, he told us that he will try again next year. robert ray al jazeera, atlanta. >> fighters in qatar feel they have made a breakthrough towards finding a cure for obesity. it all has something to do with something called brown fat. >> reporter: this is painstakingly delicate work. these scientists have been cultivating, dividing, and sequencing fat cells for years. but now they say they've made a breakthrough which could change the way obesity is treated. >> the dream is to--without changi

graham on this. we both have bills, we wrapped it up into one dynamic that you see at the bottom of the page.unneling is a huge issue people are trying to tunnel into israel. there were 30 tunnels after the last hostilities. at our southern border with tunneling for smuggling and other purposes. so this establishes a joint program for our two countries to work together. other countries could be brought in as well and technology to be developed to detect and defeat tunnels but this is something we can be proud of mr. chairman. i think everyone on this committee would wholeheartedly support this so that's one good thing that we are really doing in this en bloc package. thank you. i yield back. >> is there further discussion? if not the question is on the en bloc amendments offered by mr. wilson. the opinion of the chair the ayes have it. the ayes have it and the amendment is adopted. arthur for the amendments to this section? the gentleman from florida. >> mr. chairman, i have an amendment at the desk spent the clerk will please pass out the amendment. >> without objection we will dispense the

bill: we'll see if that's the case and lindsey graham would be right in the end? : security is tight but hopes are high as 30,000 runners gear up for today's boston marathon. so many inspiring stories. bill: police in a race against time to save a woman in an overturned car. only seconds before that car explode. >> when the car was flipping over ... bill: dash cam video showing an example of the good things law enforcement does every day. watch with this woman. there was a woman inside that car. a police woman finding her unconscious and trapped inside after the car flipped over. getting no response, the officers pull her out to safety, literally dragging her through the window. it was only a few seconds later that car explode. injuring the woman. martha: you have got heavy security for the boston marathon. a million people expected to line that route. an outpouring of support after the deadly bombings. molly line is live in boston. good morning molly. >> reporter: this is a great day in boston. this is the marathon finish area. these are the volunteers. they are w

bill: let's draft off the argument lindsey graham is make. if you consider the following comment by thomas freedman, it's our best bet by far. do you think it is? >> i don't think it is. you have the -- you have the details that were laid out. but we have a lot of details going up to this june 30 deadline. the white house was saying despite the deal reached on a nuclear he agreement. the irans say they want to wipe israel off the earth they are chanting "death to america. ". i don't think they can be taken apart. they have to be negotiated together. that's one issue on the table in terms of the dee behavior and statements by the regime. bill: is this the best bet by far? >> it's more about political posturing than it is about the facts. everyone who criticized this deal before it was known are the same people criticizing it now. we won't go all the facts until june. the long are we wait to do this deal with iran, the closer they get to a nuclear weapon. bill: netanyahu was talking everywhere sunday and his position has not changed either. >>

if he happens to break through in iowa and lindsey graham is the king maker in south carolina this is very bad. billof different chess movement. >> it is. bill: what do you think about the comment of lapdogs? >> the name-calling begins. i wish that was not the case. i thought rand paul has been pretty admirable in a lot of things he said to try to push the republican party to be better to bring in new constituents and to reach out to new demographics. i think that is necessary. but when you then shift to name-calling and, just advice that i would give him not to compare your colleagues and your party with the person most hated. bill: bigger point rand paul is making what was your policy going into libya? why did you do that, not anticipating the fallout? that you're seeing washing up on the shores of italy these days. >> here is the problem bill. you have got a guy who basically non-intervention it, trying to become pro-defense running for president. the guys who are pro defense all along don't think he is serious about that commitment. when you see footage much christians being beheaded, ethiopians

>>reporter: jeff graham runs a gay rights lobbying group. do you feel there's hate inside this bill? >> i feel that this bill could be used as a vehicle to discriminate against people. i'm not going to call into question the integrity or the intent of the bill's authors. >>reporter: both sides are well aware of the backlash being felt after indiana passed its version of a religious freedom bill. >> we need to be the other book end that says no to what happened in indiana. we need to be the end of that story. [applause]. >>reporter: so far, georgia's bill has not made it out of committee. no language added last week by another republican softened mccoon's original bill. so the senator's allies tabled it fearing that the changed language would gut what they say is the original intent of the bill to give people of all religions the freedom to worship anywhere any time. >> what about gays and lesbians? >> i mean this apply -- i mean there are people of faith i think from every walk of life so it covers everyone. it doesn't -- it does not authorize mistreatment of any person. you don't h

. >> jeff graham runs a gay rights lobbying group. >> you feel there is hate inside this bill?> i feel this bill could be used as a vehicle to discriminate people. i'm not going to call into question the integrity of the bill's a authors. >> both feeling the backlash after indiana passed its version of the bill. >> we have to say no to what happened in indiana. we need to be the end that have story. >> senator mckoon has until midnight, this thursday to get a vote on the georgia house floor. if he fails he told us that he will try again next year. robert ray al jazeera, atlanta. >> the world's migration bird population is dying at an alarming rate. the problem the cities' shining buildings. we speak to activist who is are trying to make a difference. >> very public, not pleasant at all but a powerful way to show how many song birds are die approximating. volunteers for "flap" layout a grizzly display of bodies found at the foot of sky sky scrapers. >> everywhere they turn they're faced with threat. and everywhere they turn they can encounter a window. hour goal is to impress po

senator graham criticized senator rand paul on flip-flops on these issues. senator paul was asked about that criticism. with my friend bill hemmer. here's what he had to say. >> i'm the only one actually standing up and saying the war in libya was a mistake. the bombing of assad would make isis stronger. the arms to the islamic rebels would make isis stronger. so i'm really the one standing up to president obama. and these people are essentially the lap dogs for president obama. i think they're sensitive about that. >> he was essentially saying senator mccain and graham were lap dogs for the president. what did you think? >> i think you could ask the current administration, they've been some of the strongest critics for the failed foreign policy of this administration. i know one thing about all three of my colleagues, they agree barack obama should not longer be commander in chief. as i look at senator mccain and senator graham they have been the strongest voices on foreign policy and america's role in the world. i think it demonstrates if you look at what we're facing right now, that the fail td leadership of this admin

what do you say to lindsey graham who took a shot at you and said everybody would have gotten a better deal than rand paul. >> everybody in the congress will defend the bill of rights. touche. >> i want to get to that. one other thing, back in i guess it was 2011, you were in an interview with wolf blitzer and you said to him you would end foreign aid for every country including israel. you have since changed that position. >> ultimately that is a goal. people always want me to have changed positions. my goely there would be a time we would have very little or no foreign aid. >> for anybody. >> here's the interesting thing about this. people need to think this through. this is netanyahu's position. he came in '96, he said ultimately he wanted israel to be free of it. and that there would come a time when israel's defense ministry, when we give them money we require that they buy the military weapons from us. ultimately, there will be a time when israel can be free of foreign aid, too. what i said in the meantime is that the people agree with me on foreign aid but in congress there's very few people. what we should do is start with the people who burn our

bill. >> rand paul is 52 years old. he's a physician a first-term senator, and a darling of tea party activists and libertarians. he will be the most well organized g.o.p. candidate in the field. lindsey graham appeared on sunday's "face the nation" and took a shot at paul while hammering the obama administration's name work with iran. >> the best deal comes with the new president. hillary clinton would do better. everyone knows that except rand paul know she would do better. >> he went on to say that paul is isolationist on policies. the front rubber will likely to be jeb bush. in the meant is if now facing an avalanche of criticism as "the new york times" overlooked his registration photographer in the lastary. s. he said he made a mistake. the governor's family certainly got a good laugh out of it. answer bush's son trolled his dad on twitter with the hashtag #honorary latino. >>> a lot of politicians make mistake. consider president obama and his ncaa brackets. >> i'm cutting kentucky in here. kentucky as good of a chance. >> kentucky lost to wisconsin on saturday. and out of the nearly 12 million brackets on espn the president's bracket ranked at nearly 7 million. mitt romney is in in t

bill gives leader mcconnell million the opportunity he wants to ensure this senate exercises its role in protecting america's national interest. i particularly like what my colleague from south carolina, senator lindsey graham said recently "anybody who monkeys with this bill is going to run into a buzz saw. anyone who offers an amendment that will break this agreement apart that will merely benefit the iranians" -- end of quote. that's why i stand here as well today to urge my colleagues to avoid attaching poison pill amendments that are outside the scope of the current ongoing negotiations and pass this bill as currently passed out of the foreign relations committee and as is currently supported by a majority of senate republicans. madam president, over the last few years iran has responded to congressionally enacted sanctions by finally coming to the negotiating table to discuss and deal with its illicit nuclear weapons program. the obama administration and the other p-5 plus 1 countries have been engaged in difficult demanding negotiations with the iranian theocratic regime and after a few extensions that have effectively frozen and in some ways rolled back the parts of the illicit nuclear program the a

graham will be here. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm eric bolling in for billy. thanks for watching us tonight. let's get right to our top story. growing accusation of corruption against hillary clinton as talking points explained last night there is an overwhelming amount of circumstantial evidence that the former secretary of state may have traded political favors for donations to her family foundation and large speaking fees for her husband. >> talking points believes there is enough evidence of major money flowing to the clinton foundation and to the clintons themselves through lecture fees that an official investigation has to be launched. but i want to make it very clear. that the clintons are to be given the presumption of innocence. as one who has been dishonestly smeared i loathe political hit jobs. but there are major questions here. and they must, must be answered. no government official should benefit financially while serving the people. >> and a fox news documentary hosted by bet baier tonight suggests even good deeds such as help for earthquake r

graham says she was just trying to protect her son and not to embarrass him. >> an 11th university of california campus could be in the works the assembly higher education committee passed a billuld appropriate $50 million for a land acquisition and building costs. mike gato of glendale says california needs another campus to deal with increased student demand. he envisions it specializing in science, technology and engineering. >>> republican presidential hopeful marco rubio is in the bay area for the day. he's attending a public fund raiser in san francisco. he delivered a speech yesterday in los angeles. he isn't scheduled for any public appearances in san francisco. this is rubio's first appearance in california since declaring his candidacy earlier this month. shares fell 9% closing at $38.49. that's after an 18% plunge yesterday. it started after twitter's financial results were leaked yesterday hours before they were set to go public. twitter was lower than expected due to struggles to attract new users and a new advertising model. yesterday's stock drop cost twitter's co-founders $75 million on paper. >> a new report says sales force is ready to talk merger. according

two years ago, senator graham and i authored a letter signed by 60 members of the senate indicating we all wanted to have enforceable currency language in any bill that passed. and that is what this does. it could go farther and say you cannot get back track authority unless you have current enforceable currency language in a trade agreement. i would be happy to do that. that is not what this says. this says as a negotiating objective, whatever we do we just have to have enforceable provisions and i would finally mr. chairman want to know because of the strong feelings of the automobile industry and japan, i know this is often referred to as the auto amendment, which i am proud to say, they are deeply concerned and in support of this. but i would like to indicate for the record that the u.s. business and industry council is endorsing the american iron and steel institute and the alliance for american manufacturing. a whole host of auto suppliers that represent many of our states. this is very serious and if we are giving fast-track authority to negotiate trade agreements than making sure this provision is strong and enforceable is absolutely cri

graham. in the rush to push this bill through, the council did not take the time to protect this cathedral of freedom that we have here, did not take the time to make sure that that first and most important of our constitutional freedoms was protected. now, mr. speaker, the constitution is the constitution. there's nothing the district of columbia can do to undermine the constitution, but they can cause a lot of problems for folks along the way. this is a resolution of disapproval to prevent that from happening. mr. speaker, the second bill that's here, h.r. 1732, this regulatory integrity protection act, my friends suggest that we're talking about clean water in this country, that this is about republicans undermining clean water. i will say again as i said about the resolution of disapproval, if we pass this bill we will roll the regulatory environment of clean water so far back it will be just like it is today. that's what we're going to do. i just want to be clear about those radical ideas that my friends on the left have suggested. if we have the will in this body to pass this bill, we'r

bill: the book is out on may 5th. talk about your campaign because people want to know if you get the nomination how you would govern. lindsey grahamview. generally speaking you have done more than right. -- done more wrong than right. john mccain said you have a naivete as you came to the senate, what do you say. >> this comes from a group of people wrong about every policy issue over last couple decades. give you a couple examples where they support the president's foreign policy i don't. they supported hillary clinton's war in libya. they supported president obama's bombing of assad. they also supported president obama's foreign aid to countries that hate us. if there is anyone most opposed to president obama's foreign policy is me. people who call loudist to criticize me are great opponents of president obama's for return policy they just want to do it 10 times over. i'm only one actually standing up and saying the war in libya was a mistake. bombing of assad would make isis stronger. the arms to islamic rebels would make isis stronger. i'm the won standing up to president obama. these people are essentially lapdogs for preside

two years ago, senator graham and i authored a letter signed by 60 members of the senate indicating we all wanted to have enforceable currency language in any bill that passed. and that is what this does. it could go farther and say you cannot get back track authority unless you have current enforceable currency language in a trade agreement. i would be happy to do that. that is not what this says. this says as a negotiating objective, whatever we do we just have to have enforceable provisions and i would finally mr. chairman want to know because of the strong feelings of the automobile industry and japan, i know this is often referred to as the auto amendment, which i am proud to say, they are deeply concerned and in support of this. but i would like to indicate for the record that the u.s. business and industry council is endorsing the american iron and steel institute and the alliance for american manufacturing. a whole host of auto suppliers that represent many of our states are also on board with this. this is very serious and if we are giving fast-track authority to negotiate trade agreements than making sure this provision is strong and e

south carolina is on the floor that look, at the end of the day this bill is the -- the grand vision. i mean, the fact is this is grahamcorker, corker-graham. it's evolved so we could have the kind of support that we need to pass this into law. but i want to thank senator graham for his pushing to make sure that we got to this point. there's no question. and look, you have been on this for months. you have pursued this. you have sold this publicly. you've worked with us as we have caused this to evolve to get the number of votes that we may get to actually cause this to become law. i don't know if anybody in our caucus or anybody in the senate senate -- of anybody in our caucus or anybody in the senate that has more of a foreign policy national security background no one. and i want to thank you for your efforts to ensure that we do everything we can to make sure we have a voice in this -- this -- this agreement that may happen on june 30 or a few days thereafter. so i thank you. we wouldn't be here without your continual pushing. and i will yield the floor to senator cardin. mr. cardin: before senator graham leaves th

>> i learned lindsey graham said he's going to be a top tier fund raiser in the republican nominating field. >> he's in it to win it. >> i learned he thinks billpy line. >> but not disqualifying. >> not disqualifying. and i learned, i thought this was fascinating, that he thinks that both barack obama and hillary clinton are closer to his foreign policy than rand paul. that's -- >> quite a hit at rand paul. >> we learned he can balance comedy and national security like nobody's business. >> we knew that. you talked about his catskills act in new hampshire. >> secretary of fun. >> if it's way too early, it's "morning joe." stick around "the rundown" is coming now. one two three. . thank you. >>> good morning i'm craig melvin in for jose diaz-balart. it's a nastys in a nasty, rainy monday at 30 rockefeller. a marathon monday in boston massachusetts. developing right now on "the rundown," more questions in the death of freddie gray, he's the man who died sunday a week after being arrested by baltimore police. nbc obtained this video of the incident from gray's family attorney. just moments ago the mayor of baltimore was on "morning joe" and said

bipartisan bill that really called us to have the leverage of the will to move to the place that we are and again senator menendez certainly was one of those and let on that effort. senator graham senator ted kaine who came here as a former governor of virginia but had been so focused on congress playing its appropriate role. obviously senator mccain as he has been from the beginning, senator joe donnelly senator marco rubio, senator heidi heitkamp, senator kelly ayotte senator bill nelson, senator jim risch and senator angus king. all of them played a role in creating the leverage if you will to get us to where we are today and a senator cardin knows we now have 62 co-sponsors of this legislation that are now before us obviously from both parties. so i think this is quite an accomplishment. a obviously we have a tremendous amount of work in front of us with this bill now on the floor. i know that senator cardin and myself hope that people will come down and begin offering their amendments begin debating, begin to discussing. obviously we want be taking up and the amendments are the order that is before us until tuesday but we help the people will begin bringing down their idea

graham, recently pointed out anybody who offers an amendment that will break this agreement apart, the beneficiary, he said, will be the iranians. so let's not give the iranians a victory. let's pass this bill on a strong bipartisan vote, and let's do it now so it is very clear that congress stands united that we want ability to review this agreement. our foreign policy, mr. president, is more effective when we speak with one voice. it may be simplistic to say that politics should stop at the water's edge, but when it comes to iran the fact is that we have been unified. the past three votes in favor of major sanctions legislation in 2010 2011 and 2012 have been unanimous, 99-0, 100-0 94-0 respectively. and guess what? now the iranians are at the table negotiating a nuclear agreement. that is because we have stood together. across party lines, we have stood together and been strong and unified as a country. the time has come to show that we are serious again serious about ensuring that a final agreement is strong and enforceable. and most importantly, blocks iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. we may not agree on everything, but we must certainly agree on something that so many of us have b