brendan boyle. congratulations to you. >> thanks, chuck. good to be with you. >> is it as simple as local p l politics trump national politics, generational? what do you believe helped you overcome someone who had a lot of ties and help from very popular people in your district, the clintons? >> it wasn't just one or two things the local aspect it have helped. also i focused on income inequality. we were systematic about it from beginning to end. and as unsexy as it may sound, good old fashioned hard work. i spent 13 months, myself, my brother is also a state representative, knocking on doors literally. we were able to show you could run a grass roots campaign. i stood on my feet all 13 hours yesterday at a polling location yesterday in a neighborhood of philadelphia asking people for their vote and they appreciated that i was in their face that, i showed up before, that they thought that i shared their values and would fight for them and the end people want that, not celebrity. >> now, there seem to be a lot of attacks on you having to do

you ever been to boyle heights? >> yeah, i've been to boyle heights. >> so, i mean, people must have a good feeling for me. >> the nba commissioner is pushing the other owners to force donald sterling to sell the clippers, but an attorney for sterling's wife, shelly, tells cnn she's a co-owner of the team and has every intention of keeping it that way. >> mrs. sterling wants to retain her ownership interests in the team. she has enough money in her life and for her children and her grandchildren. she's passionate about her ownership of this team. she loves the team. players love her. doc rivers has been very supportive of her, and she's supportive of them. mrs. sterling wants to retain her 50% ownership interest in her lifetime. >> as for the clippers, game three of their playoff series with oklahoma city thunder is tonight in los angeles. the series is tied at a game apiece. >>> all right, let's talk the nfl draft, shall we? because there was some big news and a big wait if you're one guy. if you're a cleveland bro

dan boyle is out in san jose. the team won't resign boyle once his contract expires.l be 38 this summer. jack nichelson at the clippers game. would they fold again? yes. kevin durant had 39. okc outscores la by 14 in the second half. clippers going home and okc going to face san antonio. >>> did anyone get the number on that mac truck? that number will be 52. mack pitched to the silver and black by signing $18.7 million deal and all of it is guaranteed. i have in my hand the thursday night top five. mike trout went fishing for a line drive and he came up with the catch of the day. the angels beat tampa. at number 4, watch him throw it up and watch him run 30 yards and watch him catch it. i'm going the file this one in belief it or not. stick your glove out there. you never know what you will find. mark reynolds got a double play. milwaukee beat pittsburgh. number two, i call this on water. in my book, that is a perfect 10. at number 1, last month, you may remember heisman quarterback jamus winston was cited for stealing crab legs. today, video of the incident was rele

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also, move over susan boyle.roving britain's got talent and knocking the socks off simon cowell. test test >>> more troubles. france has a big contract to sell warships to russia. tonight u.s. is urging france not to sell them to russia. france's response is -- they are ignoring us. france insisting go through with the 1.6 billion-dollar sale that is despite u.s. and effort to isolate moscow over the crisis. >> first those ships, amphibious assault ships. >> 16 helicopters each. >> here is what putin doesn't know apparently. pay attention mr. putin. the french navy has not won an engagement at sea battle of york town. >> that's actually -- now i feel better french gratitude, scant. 1976, despite objections from the entire world, france helps baghdad build the reactor that the israelis took out in 1981 in the mid 80's the french engineers design all the highways, air bases and reventments i would be over there and walking through. they were supposed to be prom proof. the french designed them. one jay dam on each o

you ever been to boyle heights? >> yeah, i've been to boyle heights. >> i mean, people must have a good feeling for me. >> did you talk to griffin or anybody yet? >> i didn't talk to anybody. i'm in my house in beverly hills. >> yeah. >> i mean, how could you think i'm a racist, knowing me all these years? how can you be in this business and be a racist? do you think i tell the coach to get white players or to get the best player he can get? >> the best player he can get. >> i mean, you -- i don't expect anything from anybody, but i do from you. i mean -- it breaks my heart that magic johnson, you know, a guy i -- i guy i respect so much wouldn't stand up and say, well, let's get the facts. let's get him and talk to him. nobody tried. nobody. i'm here on beverly drive and sunset across from the beverly hills hotel, you know? >> i mean, i think they're going to -- they're probably trying to force you to sell. that's the thing. >> they don't -- you can't force someone to sell property in america. i'm a lawyer. that's

teda boyle is a retired lieutenant from pelican bay.ander on the day of the riot. >> the kind of people that were there were guilty of some of the most heinous crimes. murder, strong-armed robbery, rape. >> within the 275-acre penitentiary is the security housing unit known as the shoe. a prison within a prison. shoe inmates spend about 22 hours of every day in solitary confinement. locked up in an 8 x 10 windowless cement cell with little human contact. inside the shoe are about 1,000 level-four prisoners, what boyle calls the worst of the worst. inmates that other wardens don't want or can't handle. dangerous gangs founded within the penal community. >> because of their gang leadership, they have the authority to authorize other people in the community or prison to commit these types of crimes. >> and on that day two alleged gangs go to war. it's sunday, and it's raining. 200 shoe prisoners are released into b yard for exercise. boyle says that the entire prison is on edge dating back to a smaller racially charged riot six months earl

you ever been to boyle heights?en to boyle heights. >> so, i mean, people must have a good feeling for me. >> reporter: a much different tone than what was heard from the recording with v. stivianst. >> you can do anything, but don't put him on an instagram for the world to have to see so they have to tell me. >> reporter: what is he saying now? >> it breaks my heart that magic johnson, a guy i respect so much, wouldn't stand up and say, let's get the facts. let's get him and talk to him. nobody tried. >> reporter: sterling also questioned how any nba owner could be a racist. >> i mean, how could you think i'm a racist knowing me all these years? how can you be in this business and be a racist? do you think i tell the coach to get white players? or get the best player he can get. >> the best player he can get. >> reporter: elgin baylor claims his 2009 wrote sterling wanted poor black kids. sterling tried to release false information about the african-american players in an effort to reduce their value. sterling deni

you remember boyle heights?yeah, i've been to boyle heights. >> so i mean, people must have a good feeling about me. >> is he a very savvy businessman. they say he's one of the best in the business. he's a lawyer. he makes that very, very clear. our own anderson cooper went to meet with him and wouldn't go on camera. so the idea that he's somehow being recorded and doesn't know it isn't true. i think this is a pr stunt. he's trying to change the narrative from racist to a victim who was at the hand of v. stiviano and who is not a racist. i think this was a planned thing. maybe not by olivia pope but by donald sterling. >> what do you think about these comments? >> well, it's an interesting path. i thought that we'd get a whole different direction here. this is surprising. i thought he was going to remain silent. in the end, the whole focus is on who the fellow owners want to have as a partner. it's a big business but it's a small business at the same time. you've got 30 other men, women in this partnership. if t

you ever been to boyle heights? >> yeah. yeah, i've been to boyle heights. >> so people must have a good feeling for me. >> did you talk to griffin or anybody yet? did you talk to -- >> i didn't talk to anybody. i'm in my house in beverly hills. >> yeah. >> i mean, how could you think i'm a racist, knowing me all these years? how can you be in this business and be a racist? do you think i tell the coach to get white players? or to get the best player he can get? >> the best player he can get. >> i mean, you, i don't expect anything from anybody but i do from you. i mean -- >> you -- >> it breaks my heart that magic johnson, a guy i -- a guy i respect so much -- wouldn't stand up and say, well, let's get the facts, let's get him and talk to him. nobody tried. nobody. i'm here on beverly drive in sunset, across from the beverly hills hotel. you know. >> i mean, i think they're probably trying to force you to sell it. that's the thing. >> they don't -- you can't force someone to sell property in america. i'm a lawyer, that's my

you ever been to boyle heights? >> yeah. i've been to boyle heights. >> people must have a good feeling for me. >> did you talk to griffin or anybody yet? >> i didn't talk to anybody. i'm in my house in beverly hills. >> yeah. >> i mean, how could you think i'm a racist knowing me all these years? how can you be in this business and be a racist? do you think i tell the coach to get white players or get the best player can get? >> the best player he can get. >> i mean, you -- i don't expect anything from anybody but die from you. i mean -- >> you -- >> it breaks my heart that magic johnson, you know, a guy i -- a guy that i respect so much, wouldn't stand up and say, well, let's get the facts. let's get him and talk to him. nobody tried. nobody from here on, on beverly drive and sunset across from the beverly hills hotel. you know. >> i think there's -- they're probably trying to force you to sell it, that's the thing. >> you can't force someone to sell property in america. i'm a lawyer. that's my opinion. >> i'm just saying,

sharks defenseman dan boyle is out along with forward marvin. the last seasons in san jose but this past year was his least productive and at 37, the sharks need younger blood. >>> david duval has not won on tour since 2001. could this be the week he ends the drought? duval shot a 4-under 66 in the opening round of the byron nelson championship. he is just one stroke behind the leader peter hanson. >>> the usf baseball team won't be headed to the post-season this year. but the dons have become a hotbed for major league talent. all thanks to one family. >> yeah. the zimmer family has made me look great. you know? in fact, i asked grandma and eric if they had any players left in the tree in the zimmer tree and, uhm, i think they are out. maybe some cousins down the line. >> reporter: nino's brother bradley has the attention of every scout in the country. >> obviously i got to give a lot of credit to coach g. think he has been a big proponent of my success here at usf. >> bradley is the most talented player position-wise that we have ever had at us

i was raised and born in boyle heights.en my husband and i moved out here, we've noticed that here in riverside county is one of the largest hispanic growing areas here in california. but yet it's very hard to have people to rebelling ther the to vote. and i think that comes a lot from the parents. if they've never registered to vote, their children are never going to register to vote. my question to you is how do we get the people near liveside county -- riverside county to start to know that they do have a voice out here not only from the parents that are in their 50s and 60s, but now our early leaders that are going to be our leaders that are 20s and early 30s? what is your suggestion for us to do out here in -- [inaudible] >> guest: well, let me just say i think this may be a hard thing to put out. i think most people don't vote for good reason. they don't have much to vote for. and, again, if it's a two-party, limited situation, if it's just corporations, if it's just certain people speaking, you're not going to vote.

boyle on these back and forths about whether he is pro-choice enough. he believes his planned parenthood rating undermines any attacks on him. why do you doubt his credentials? >> now, that's a form that he filled out. planned parenthood said that he's nixed -- don't take it from me. take it from planned parenthood, he is anti-choice. this is a litmus test, certainly for democratic women, to replace allison schwartz, 100% pro-choice woman who ran a health care center. he voted for something that successfully closed down six planned parenthood centers in pennsylvania. he is not pro-choice and it is a litmus test and he fails it. >> so you think it's the most important issue in this primary now in the closing day? >> i think it is. we agree on a lot of the issues, but it turns out that women especially -- i mean, i've worked my entire career on trying to get more women to the table. i think if you're not at the table, you're on the menu. and it a very important -- especially with regard to health care clinics and things like that, it's a very important is

. >>> after six years with the sharks danny boyle will not be back in san jose.al manager doug wilson said the team won't re-sign boyle once his deal is up. marty have lat will not return, as well. that's what happens when you blow a 3-0 series lead and lose in 7. i'm dennis o'donnell, have a great weekend. >>> all right, dennis. thanks, play of the day on this friday. we are going to take you to a little major league baseball park. dismon jennings tampa bay rays making the leaping catch at the wall. there he goes. going up and pulling that baby back into the park. great catch, should have been a two-run homer. the rays fall to anaheim 6-5 the final thanks to a terrific catch, play of the day. >> not bad right there. >>> tomorrow is a day at the races. kentucky derby winner california chrome is still the favorite in the preakness stakes. despite a small health issue. the colt from northern california coughed a few times after a gallop at the track in baltimore yesterday. his handlers say a small blister in his throat is causing a little itching. but they insist i

brendan boyle is out front. a four-way primary considered hard fought all along. that's on the democratic side. on the republican side a couple of things to watch there. one is a tea party challenge to a republican congressman who you might not have heard of. bill shuster. the reason this race has national implications is bill shuster is also the tremendously powerful chairman of the transportation committee in the house. you may have heard tell recently about how the highway trust fund is going broke and repair projects are idled across the country, literally potholes aren't getting filled in and bridges stopped being repaired because the funding got shaky. people will lose jobs because we haven't been able to fund all the basic transportation and repair projects we fund year. that is in part because bill shuster, who has been facing this tea party challenge back home in pennsylvania in tonight's primary, is in charge of the transportation committee and republicans facing tea party challengers are not the most likely candidates for passing huge spending bills out

. >> alexandria virginia moth of two lisa boyle and her husband can make the payments.re you live in america these days, full-time care can run to 24,000 a year. but its advocacy group child care aware. >> most regions of the country, child care is the most expensive part of a family's budget. >> in most places, infant care now costs more than state college tuition. it is a cost rising as much as eight times faster than family income in some places. >> and it presents a sort of generational catch-22. >> your kids need advantages like quality infant and day care to prosper and workplace. >> but with stagnant wages, you can't afford them. >> and yet he says, the research is unequivocal. >> we know that during the first couple of years of life the brain is growing at a very rapid rate and that's where we really should be putting it in. >> president obama called for universal preschool in this year's state of the union address. >> one of the best investments we can make in a child's life, this high quality early education but but so far nothing's happened. and parents like

doug wilson says 37-year-old defensiveman boyle will not return and, meanwhile, brent burns will be moved back to a defenseman. >>> now, we have moved mike away, but it's only because of the vacation, so, let's check in with -- >> he's in a wedding, i think. >> not his own. >> pretty soon you won't be able to call on me because i will be gone because you have babies coming. you guys probably don't know i am going to be a dad soon and i am very excited. i have babiy eon the brain this morning. 166, our sky cam looking outside on 101 coming in northbound you can see traffic moving smoothly there and no problems to report speeds and up to 60 to 70 miles per hour. moving through fast there. palo alto shows the same situation. wide open lanes on the northbound side and traffic starting to pick up on the southbound side and wide open lanes there and the lights have not been turned on and probably not turned on for another hour or so you're good to go as we get you in the next hour. >> you think you have baby on the brain now, every day, my friend. >>> bay area technology keeping you safer. the

you been to boyle heights?i've been to boyle heights. >> so people must have a good feeling for me. >> did you talk to griffin or anybody yet? >> i didn't talk to anybody. i'm in my house in beverly hills. >> yeah. >> i mean, how could you think i'm a racist, knowing me all these years? how could you be in this business and be a racist? do you think i tell the coach to get white players or to get the best player he can get? >> the best player he can get. >> i mean, you -- i don't expect anything from anybody, but i do from you. i mean -- it breaks my heart that magic johnson, you know, a guy -- a guy that i respect so much wouldn't stand up and say, well, let's get the facts. let's get him and talk to him. nobody tried. nobody. i'm here on beverly drive and sunset across from the beverly hills hotel, you know. >> i think they're going to -- they're probably trying to force you to sell. that's the thing. >> you can't force someone to sell property in america. well, i'm a lawyer. that's my opinion. >> in, i'm jus

pennsylvania, marjorie margulies whose son is married to chelsea clinton lost her old house state to brendan boyle. >>> the planned execution of a missouri ie has been put on hold. a u.s. supreme court justice issuing the order overnight to suspend the execution of russell bucklew. there was little more than an hour to spare. protesters across the state you remember urged them to stop. it would have been the first since the botched execution of an oklahoma inmate last month. bucklew's stay was issued over concern over a rare medical condition. >>> a federal judge has struck down pennsylvania's ban on gay marriage. that means same-sex unions are legal in that state and throughout the entire northeast. pennsylvania's attorney general previously called the ban unconstitutional and refused to defend it. nbc's tracie potts is in washington for us this morning with more. tracie, is it the end of the road for this ban, or might we see this go to the supreme court? >> reporter: very likely not the end of the road for this ban, richard. good morning, everyone. because the supreme court has gotten involved

brendan boyle. in oregon, stories about monica wehby's personal life, including allegations of stalking by a former boyfriend who also poured money into a campaign didn't matter. she beat her opponent and will be the gop senate nominee in that state. it does leave her facing the general election wounded. shushannah walshe, abc news, washington. >>> the scandal over long delays at v.a. hospitals is getting bigger by the day. the veterans affairs department says since last week, the number of v.a. facilities under investigation has more than doubled now to 26. reports of secret waiting lists and a cover-up first surfaced at the v.a. hospital in phoenix, where dozens of veterans died, allegedly while waiting for appointments. >>> and a highly-controversial administration policy gets an airing today on capitol hill. under intense pressure, the white house is revealing a secret memo describing its legal justification for using drones to kill u.s. citizens suspected of terrorism overseas. release of the m

you ever been to boyle heights? >> yeah, yeah. >> people must have a good feeling for me. >> did you talk to griffin or anybody yet? >> i haven't talked to anybody. i'm in my house in beverly hills. >> yeah. >> i mean, how could you think of me as a racist knowing me all of these years. >> the best player he can get. >> you, i don't expect anything from anybody but i do from you. i mean -- >> you have money on that -- >> it breaks my heart that magic johnson, a guy that i respect so much, wouldn't stand up and say well let's get the facts. let's get him and talk to him. nobody tried. nobody tried. i'm here on beverly drive. >> they are trying to force you to sell it. > you can't force someone to sell property in america. i'm a lawyer and that's my opinion. >> i think they got shawn combs diddy is really seeking to buy it. him and oprah. >> who? >> diddy. shaun combs and oprah are the ones trying to -- >> there's a whole lot to discuss here. >> what do you make of how this got leaked? is this a victim of another priv

. >> coming up next, wake forest university professor michelle gillespie discusses her boyle my of the founder -- biography of r.j. reynolds. katherine reynolds' philanthropic pursuits after r.j.'s death. this is about 40 minutes. .. the largest slaveholder in patrick county, virginia. r.j. reynolds blew up before the eighteenth of this before the civil war conlan and learned , whole business of growing tobacco and is better to sell the tobacco himself and process it and he took the tobacco and open the manufactory and had his slaves and sons figure out how to turn the tobacco plant into chewing tobacco so he was selling chewing tobacco before the civil war. after the civil war and during reconstruction he had his sons continue learning this business. so his father was a very entrepreneurial, figured out he was losing money in the tobacco trade in the middle of the nineteenth century and the end of the civil war and reconstruction and taught his son how to do this business, his sons particularly r.j. reynolds realize that plantation was too far away from marketing possibilities. if you

dan boyle will not be back after 6 seasons.will be moved back to defenseman. >>> khalile black calling the black hole home for at least four years. $18.7 million contract. the second-year draft pick along with corner back dante johnson today has his perfect model in the same locker room. >> i really pay attention to that. so being able to watch and have their opportunity to learn is awesome, you know. not too many people get to learn from a guy who probably will go into the hall of fame. >> the championship game has a new, luxurious home. brand new levi stadium will host the conference championship decider for the next three years. friday, december 5th, game set. >> our fan base, probably 80 plus percent have some type of a pac-12 affiliation. most importantly, to the great student athletes in the pac-12. >> with thoughts on the mind, earthquake star among 21 players who started training sessions for the upcoming world cup. the u.s. team has two weeks of practice including one at the stick may 27th. >> it's a huge honor. any ti

she was defeated by boyle. then, in the gubernatorial race, cnn projects tom wolf won the democratic primary after pumping millions of his own dollars in that race. he will face tom corbin in the fall. he is seen as vulnerable. >> so many election results to pour over. let's bring in paul steinhauser. the word we keep saying over and over and over again is establishment. a big, big night for the establishment. >> remember that "star wars" movie, "the empire strikes back." this year the establishment strikes back. you saw it in kentucky and georgia. the republican side, you saw it in oregon in the senate contest there and in idaho. you mentioned mike simpson in the house race. all these cases are where the establishment won over the tea party groups. how did they do it? they ran smart campaigns and got a lot of outside help. they spend $4 million to back the establishment candidates. we saw it play out in primaries in texas, north carolina and we'll see it play out as we continue into the primary calendar. what

and for years or for centuries we have heard about the possibility of mass starvation like pete boyle any threats or epidemics or pandemic says. there is no question. we have the myriad of problems to just explain a few of them. yes we face many challenges. crimea, damascus, a cyberwar and millions or billions of people living in poverty. in india alone 400 million people are living today without electricity. but smaller computers computers, faster communications, with cheaper everything from sanitation and madison has created of revolution of living standards all over the world. we see incredible increases of education and trade and development of the world regardless of their political system because that is what every do. we are not going to sit around and freeze in the dark we will innovate and we will do so and continue to do so. today more people live longer for your lives than any other time in human history. since the '70s the country's consider freeing is doubling the income levels are steadily rising and literacy rates particularly among women and children are rising. in 195

brendan boyle currently a statehouse member calls himself a supporter of planned parenthood but is taking plenty of heat of his democratic opponents for signing on to a law that makes it a crime for doctors to perform abortion unless they have hospital admitting privileges within 30 miles. >> he voted for something that successfully closed down six planned parenthood centers in pennsylvania. >> in his campaign statement on women's health, he says, the issue of abortion is a deeply divisive one. adding that he's undergone an evolution on this issue. he's been lauded and pill loredry by both groups, leaving him to walk a delicate line. >> i just think what's stream about this is that this should be not be considered outside the bounds of even what a pro choice person would do. i think actually a pro choice person could support having a doctor on staff who can admit people to a hospital or could support saying let's have an ambulatory service center so this is the safest possible place for women getting abortions. >> he will fight efforts to infrinch upon the rights of reproduketive women. >

angeles earlier today police say a little boy was allegedly kidnapped by his father abraham vargas and boyle heights. the two year-old sitting in the minivan off his mother was retrieving another child from her home. then vargas allegedly took the man and the sun about 630 this morning. police say the child wearing a red sweatshirt and a blue sweat pants. judge ordered the release of this man known as the pillow case rapist in the next 45 days trade 63 year-old christopher convicted rapist to terrorize at least 40 women in northern and southern california in the 1970's and 80's. he will be allowed to live in palmdale when it released in july the seventh even though residents in the area have been petitioning the court against that move. missed shots better system on the fire to my privacy advocates up in arms saying the tool which is used to locate gunfire can also record both conversations did found out what trucks watter can really hear pre >> : that is what shocks butter typically hears gunfire. but the high-tech system can also capture voices which bothers privacy advocates. these words

minutes later, ranger brian boyle finds dominic moore who scores right in front of the crease. that turned out to be the game winner. rangers win one-nothing. they're playing for the stanley cup for the first time in 20 years. spurs hosted the thunder in game five of the western conference finals. san antonio pulled away in the second quarter, as tony parker finds tim duncan for the lay-up and the foul. duncan finished with 22 points. the spurs bench scored twice as much as the thunder's bench.. manu ginobili dribbles up and knocks down the three to make it a 17 point lead. spurs go on to win 117 to 89. they are one win away from the n-b-a finals. the cubs and white sox return to action tonight. the sox will host the padres, and the cubs are in milwaukee to face the brewers. and chicago native taylor townsend has her third round match at the french open, later this morning. and that's sports. despite a weak report on u-s economic growth the s & p 500 rose to another all time high on thursday. dow jones and nasdaq also both ended the day comfortably higher. the dow up 65 points

crime novelist billy boyle from brooklyn.n known as big bad chef, aka johnny snack, is sending some of those goodies upstairs as there's nothing professional writers like more than free food. usually, you put five writers in a room, it's an ugly, hell broth of envy, hatred -- >> we all hate tommy. >> yeah, that goes without saying. >> even me. i hate me worst of all. >> around here anyway the writers are really supportive of each other. for writers to argue would be like arguing over a piece of dirt. i mean, what are we fighting about? >> the steekz stakes are too low. >> the stakes are so low. why would you be a jerk about it? >> if mississippi were a country and there were a national hero, dead or alive, by consensus, statewide, who would the statue of be of? >> elvis. >> really? it wouldn't be b.b. king? >> it should be b.b. king. >> yeah. >> but it would be elvis. >> but it would be elvis. >> mississippi is -- you know, the joke is it's not a state, it's a club, that it's so small that everybody knows everybody. >> in the

marjorie margolies lost her bid to state legislature brandon boyle. not a surprise politically but impressive because the clintons were involved and she still lost. >> tom wolf topped allison swart schwartz in the democratic primary. he will take on tom corbett in november. >> what does it all mean with the senate hanging in the balance in this big internal conflict within the republican party? let's dig in deeper with cnn political analyst and editor in chief of "the daily beast" jon avalon and we haveder to value director of the national journal, mr. ron brownstein. so avalon, having you here right next to me, the lefties wanted to party to be tea soaked but the grand old party comes back. the establishment, you could say, strikes back. >> tea party shut out last night. it is a big deal, for a party that's been in the midst of a civil war with a me party w winning a lot of primary fights. looks like there's a learning curve in place because the tea party democrats, easier to paint them to the extreme, not shut out last night. strong night for mainst

lost to brand in boyle.se. >> caller: it was not at all. she gets some help from the clintons, but she got a lot of attention because she is a clinton-in-law and has held that position before. in the end she could not get enough support. >> host: why? >> caller: it was a very crowded democratic primary. it is unclear -- the clintons could have done more, but in the and she was not able to win enough support. >> host: polls are still open out in west idaho and oregon. other races we are keeping an eye on, but they're is a primary challenge with congressman mike simpson facing a tea party challenge. what can you tell us about that race? >> caller: a lot of people will be watching. again, those same narratives. again, a proxy war between the republican establishment and the endorsed candidate in bryan smith. this is a race that the club had said was sort of their best shot at prairie or congressman, but, you know, in recent weeks the club has gone off the air and directed a lot of their money toward the nebrask

boyle has been criticized by pro-life and pro-choice. he supports planned parenthood but is taking heat for supporting law that doctors have admitting privileges in hospitals within 30 miles. the measures have found plenty support in pennsylvania in the wake of multiple murder convictions for a philadelphia doctor. but not everyone approves of those laws. >> he voted for something that successfully closed down six planned parenthood centers in pennsylvania. he is not pro choice and it is a litmus test and he fails it. >> to say you're not pro choice because you want the state to watch abortion clinics. it says a lot where these groups are their ability to tolerate a range of ruse. >> analysts are interested in how a candidate supports a legislation or doesn't affect their electability. >>> also breaking tonight a well-known filmmaker and outspoken critic of president obama pleading guilty to violating campaign finance laws. hours ago in a federal court in manhattan, dinesh d'souza pleads guilty. >> i don't know. i was facing two charges,

brandon boyle, looks like he will cruise to a pretty impressive victory. even though bill and hillary went into the area to campaign for marjorie. a lot of our viewers will probably note, don, that our chief political analyst, did a analysis of her the other day and you have thoughts going on? >> i do. this race was very hard it gauge. she was trying to make a political come back, as you know, wolf, after 20 years out of congress. she had been a first term member of congress when bill clinton, who was president, called her up at the time and asked her to cast the deciding vote on behalf of his big economic plan. she did. she was representing this district then, which was largely republican at the time. and she lost her bid for reelection. now, this was kind of redemption. bill clinton came back. hillary clinton raised some money for her. and she just couldn't do it. she lost by what looks like to be an almost 2-1 margin. even though now, wolf, this district is largely democratic. it is hard when you've been out of politics for two decades. >> so gloria, is

general manager doug wilson says dan boyle will not return to the team next season.ilson also says marty havlat and brent bur back as a defenseman. >>> let's check our weather with christina. >> going to be nice out there. we made it to the end of the week together and here's a reward for you. sunrise over san jose this morning, just spectacular. it's nice and cool out there. temperatures this afternoon are going to be running about five to ten degrees cooler than yesterday and that's 73 degrees for san francisco and 84 in the south bay with additional cooling as we get into the weekend. we're talking about the mid-70s and that's it in your inland valleys and a touch warmer up in the north bay for saturday, 82 degrees and santa rosa, down to 77 degrees by sunday. which, by the way, comfortable conditions out there, keep in mind, a lot of foot traffic on the streets of san francisco on sunday. here's anthony, you might be headed out there, right? >> maybe. last year i think it was 80 or 90. i don't know. i might stay in the south bay. let's show you what is happening.

. >> bill boyle runs the san juan record, the local paper here and says, people in these parts are fed up. >> say "yes" or "no," for heaven sakes but don't drag it out for scenario years or you are going to have a situation that happened here, which is local people frustrated feeling they have been disenfranchised, taking matters into hair hands. >> san juan county commissioner organized the protest ride. >> the protest is not about recapture the canyon. it's certainly not about atvs. it's about the federal government, the blm in particular particular that is willing to criminal eyes people. >> the blm's challenge is that it just can't be all things to all people but that it is exactly what it's supposed to do: balancing competing demands for resource development, conservation and recreation across the west but with hundreds of millions of acres at the agency's disposal, it seems like there is not enough to go around. juan palma is utah's direct offer of the blm. >> you hear over and over again. things are being taken away from us, access to public land. we can't ride atvs, can't graze