. >> there is a new poll out that's going to be released at 6:00 by the boston herald to the new hampshire democratic voters. one week ago in that poll you were leading governor dukakis, tied with him, 32-32%. you have dropped today to 17%. he is holding at 27% with 74% of those surveyed saying they think this whole issue will have a very negative impact on your candidacy. will you respond to that, please. >> i think that's true, but i think the impact will be short-term. >> senator, following up on that question, one of the reasons people have difficulty believing your story is the question of the phone calls to somebody who you say is a casual acquaintance. yet you talk to her about half a dozen times in a short period. is that normal for you to talk to somebody you berry know while campaigning -- >> sometimes, i make a good deal of phone calls. i wouldn't say it's ordinary. but it is a not extraordinary either. it seemed to me there are -- actually one of the fund-raising goals i have is to put together some music groups that have not been together for a while. she knew some members of

warren's hometown paper, the boston herald, reported she profited big from flipping houses, many times. so, is this liberal hypocrisy through the roof? welcome to cashing in. our crew this week, juan willia williams, lisa booth and rick. she made money, too, the same way he did. yeah, totally. both donald trump and elizabeth warren are landlords to people who can't afford housing. and that makes them exactly the same. the difference that elizabeth warren has built a career of manipulating the free market. if she wants to talk about why we've had a housing meltdown, giving people loans, giving people houses, giving people $15 an hour jobs when they're not qualified for that is is what's wrong. she has built this whole premise, this liberal premise around manipulating the free market. in order to give the stuff away to people for free. and that creates the middle class having to pay a lot more money. so, if she wants to talk about theseishes, she's going down a rabbit hole. >> juan, so, elizabeth warren, she and her husband flipped many houses. and now, she takes shots at donald trump fo

the boston herald reports that his family reports he was suicidal and just released from a psych ward a day earlier. >> marcy thank you. >>> back here the dangers of drinking and driving was a harsh lesson for more than 600 students here in south jersey. williamtown high school hosted the mock crash this morning to show students the consequences of drinking and driving and firefighters and emt's took part in the mock scenario making it look as real as possible. with proms scheduled for this friday night officials hope this lesson will make students think advice before getting behind the wheel drunk. >>> up next, a deadly day in iraq, people have been killed in separate car bombings and isis is claiming responsibility for one of them. >>> and a safe way to clean your house. some products can pose a danger to children and we have an easy way to make your own. we'll be right back. >>> relatives of the victims of value jet 592 gathered today in florida, 20 years after the deadly clash on may 11th, 1996 the atlanta bound plane crashed into the everglades and all 110 people on board died. t

and this award is giving to the staff of the boston herald american. photographer kevin cole is faced with one of the worst storms he's ever had to cover. and he's determined to get good images of it. he charters a small plane and in these conditions where all of the businesses are closed, all of the schools are closed, there is snow everywhere, everything is completely covered. he's still determined he will cover this thing and so he gets on the plane and as soon as they start going, he gets tremendously air sick. but again, he's going to do this thing. he's going to cover it. and when they get to the point where the pilot tells him, we just can't stay here any more. this is not safe. he notices a light. and if it you could look at this -- this lighthouse is 114 feet tall. which means that the water is going up about 100 feet. and this is impressive. and he looks at the image and he makes the image and immediately, as soon as he makes the image, he throws up. he gets completely sick. but he's done his job. he's made a pulitzer prize image and he can g

. >> there is a new poll out that's going to be released at 6:00 by the boston herald to the new hampshire democratic voters. one week ago in that poll you were leading governor dukakis, tied with him, 32-32%. you have dropped today to 17%. he is holding at 27% with 74% of those surveyed saying they think this whole issue will have a very negative impact on your candidacy. will you respond to that, please. >> i think that's true, but i think the impact will be short-term. >> senator, following up on that question, one of the reasons people have difficulty believing your story is the question of the phone calls to somebody who you say is a casual acquaintance. yet you talk to her about half a dozen times in a short period. is that normal for you to talk to somebody you berry know while campaigning -- >> sometimes, i make a good deal of phone calls. i wouldn't say it's ordinary. but it is a not extraordinary either. it seemed to me there are -- actually one of the fund-raising goals i have is to put together some music groups that have not been together for a while. she knew some members of

joining me now, adriana cohen, boston herald columnist, boris epstein, lee carter and kelly ridell.h you. sheldon, he played it kind of coy this time around -- [laughter] and it felt like he was more of a cruz guy, perhaps, but he is a true blue republican. however, how does donald trump accept money in a campaign that where, for the most part, was pegged on being self-funded? >> self-funded? yeah. he said this week that he's willing to accept funds. now, what he's done is he's opened up a joint account with the rnc, a joint fundraising account. we don't really know the details of whether that money will be split 50/50 with money to the trump campaign and also being used to fund some senatorial and house races, but he needs at least a billion dollars to run a competitive race against hillary clinton. he's about six months behind her in terms of fundraising, so it's great news about sheldon coming on, harold hamm, an oil baron in oklahoma, has also kind of endorsed trump, and he can write big checks. charles: yeah. >> we'll see what he can do. charles: although i'm pretty sure he wis

. >> there is a new poll out that's going to be released at 6:00 by the boston herald to the new hampshire. one week ago in that poll you were leading governor dukakis, tied with him, 32-32%. you have dropped today to 17%. he is holding at 27% with 74% of those surveyed saying they think this whole issue will have a very negative impact on your candidacy. will you respond to that, please. >> i think that's true, but i think the impact will be short-term. >> senator, following up on that question, one of the reasons people have difficulty believing your story is the question of the phone calls to somebody who you say is a casual acquaintance. yet you talk to her about half a dozen times in a short period. is that normal for you to talk to somebody you berry know while campaigning -- >> sometimes, i make a good deal of phone calls. i wouldn't say it's ordinary. but it is a not extraordinary either. it seemed to me there are -- actually one of the fund-raising goals i have is to put together some music groups that have not been together for a while. she knew some members of one of those group

fox news is working to independently confirm but "the boston herald" is saying they offered at oxford and the search for the suspect began early this morning after auburn police ronald tarantino fatally shot during a traffic stop about 12:30 a.m. sunday. they stopped a vehicle on the residential street about 45 miles southwest of boston. the driver then shot tarantino, fled the scene and now on the loose. >> we will leave no stone unturned in our investigation to determine who was responsible for officer tarantino's murder. every investigative avenue is being pursued fully and completely. >> reporter: the 42-year-old tarantino was rushed to umass medical center pronounced dead and leaves behind a wife and three children and later earlier this morning, dozens saluted a motorcade. officer tarantino's body transported to the medical examiner's office. fellow officers laying flowers in front of a stone monument offering to those who lost their lives in the call of duty. in the meantime, the fbi, state, and local officers continue their search for the person responsible for searching taran

a new franklin pierce university boston herald poll shows both with 44% of the vote. looks like new jersey will be in play during the general election as donald trump suggested. new monmouth poll showing clinton leading by four points. new jersey has backed democrats in every presidential election since 1992. if he can flip new jersey, he can flip just about any state, it would seem to me. joining us former reagan white house political director, great america pac strategist ed rollins. pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the "new york post," michael goodwin. if trump can do this in new jersey, he may have 15 states where he with play? >> look, we've already seen dead heats in pennsylvania, ohio and florida. the three most populous of the swing states and 67 combined electoral votes. if trump were able to hold romney's 202 or 212, that would put him close to or over the top. my math is a little rusty. lou: sounded like 279 to me. [laughter] >> new jersey he's really, really trying. lou: then he's showing off. >> but i think if that pattern holds and we begin to see as

and derosa's sister telling "the boston herald" her brother was manic and depressed. in fact, he was hospitalized for depression the day before the stabbings and he was sent home. george. >> oh, what a tragedy that is. okay, gio, thanks very much. we move on to that severe weather blasting the south. tornadoes in kentucky overnight. leveling homes, injuring at least ten people. just the latest in a series of storms across the center of the country, more than 22 million in their path, abc's alex perez is on the scene in mayfield, kentucky. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning, george. they're waking up to scenes like this one. take a look behind me. there is actually a home buried underneath all this rubble. that's steel wrapped around this tree and over here looks like a child's room toys scattered all over the place. those angry winds picking up everything in their path. >> holy mackerel, there it goes. >> reporter: twisters tearing through and into kentucky. debris flying through the air. >> the intensity, it was just unreal and i thought it came prett

the very first poll in the country that showed him winning was a franklin pierce boston herald poll. be number one at the republican convention. i'm more focused on the number one baseball team in the division. donald trump has a lot of work to do to earn my vote and the confidence of people who are leaders in the republican party. he needs to lead kelly ayotte to victory and john mccain. alls the candidates that have the courage to put their name on the ballot at republicans. i hope he'll look to have a real team being on the ballot with him in november that will be a great team for america. it's one thing to make america great again but you can't if you don't have a good team. >> it's possible you'll support donald trump? is that fair to say? >> he's got to demonstrate a little respect for the leaders of the republican party that made a difference to the world and helped lead the united states through some phenomenally difficult times. and ronald reagan, george h.w. bush and george w. bush were three presidents i worked for. i was a witness to how hard it is to be president of the

according to a piece that ran in the "boston herald" when warren was running for the senate, warren rapidly bought and sold homes herself, loaned money at high interest rates to her own relatives, and purchased foreclosed properties at bargain prices. the herald detailed land sale records indicating warren bought and flipped more than a half dozen houses in her native oklahoma city in the mid 1990s. in one case making 384% profit after only five months! melissa: normally we would congratulate her for that kind of behavior but she is saying donald trump mercenary for doing this he calls her pocahontas but maybe should call her pinocchio. david: what gall. blaming somebody for something you do yourself. melissa: there you go. obama administration taking extra steps to help the country. experts sounding alarm on capitol hill. that's next. david: mcdonald's employees not loving when it comes to their pay. details on the wage war coming up. >> cheaper to buy a $35,000 robotic arm than it is to hire an employee who is inefficient making $15 an hour, bagging french fries. it's nonsense. before i h

she broke into the book review department at the boston herald traveler. she labored away in the book review department both in, at the traveler, then the washington star here in washington washington, d.c. for a good number of years, for 13 years. she wanted to cover politics. and for anybody who had the pleasure of meeting her later in life, it's fairly amusing that her editor at the time said, well, mary, we think you're too shy to cover politics. [laughter] which i imagine the presidents whom she subsequently terrorized fairly regularly with her columns would find that somewhat ironic. mary got her big breakthrough with the army mccarthy hearing. her editor at the time sat her down, and asked her a question that would send any head of a modern human rights or human resources department running from the room screaming. he began the conversation by saying, mary, you don't plan on getting married or having kids anytime soon, do you? because if you're not, we might give you more to do here at the newspaper. she said she'd like to at some point, but didn't

all you have to do is just look up there at the banners heralding the boston bruins family cup championship in 2011. [applause] i know some of you come from somewhere else but you are here. [laughter] the 17th celtics championship banners, thanks to that second coming of the big green. [applause] and in the 28 years representing the state in the senate, i tell you this is a living reminder that boston is the number one sports town anywhere. [applause] now, at the moment for the red sox: anywhere just happens to be first place while the yankees are in last. [applause] so don't let anyone tell you that our country is not moving in the right direction. [laughter] now graduating class, i've got to tell you you really do look spectacular. i want you to look around you. classmates of every race, religion, gender , shape, size , 85 countries represented and dozens of languages spoken. you are the most diverse class in northeastern's history. in other words, you are donald trump's worst nightmare. [applause] now, now you may not know it but there is at least one thing that truly unites you. you are