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burke, you take away 40-so40 40-some thousand votes away.e quote an election mover or decider? >> ed, it certainly has that possibility. we had a juvenile court race that took us 18 months to get resolved after the election because of how close that was on a countywide basis. you take away 20,000 votes here in hamilton county and you can change the results in this county. what the republicans are trying to could do is return this county to what it used to be when it was a solid republican county. it is no longer that. and people, like senator turner, we're counting on to help us ensure it will continue to be a democratic county in the future. >> bottom line, folks, they have no boundaries, they'll do whatever they have to do. nina turner, tim, great to have you with us tonight. again, we want to ask our viewers, does this sound familiar, that somebody who uses public transportation in your neck of the woods, in your state, would take an hour to get to the polls, this is the model the republicans want to use? coming up, john kasich, governor

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can he yo come this challenge by mary burke. she joins us now in the guest spot.hank you for being with us. >> tell us what maye burke is all about. >> the main issue in this's is going to be jobs and wisconsin's economy under scott walker is lagging. out of ten midwestern states, we're ninth in terms of job growth, in terms of the country we're 35th. he come at this from a businessperson's perspective. i was an executive from trek bicycle. i ran sales from $3 million to over $50 million, and that was in a few short years. >> the type of experience i can bring to this is one that can lead wisconsin forward. that means walking a fine line on many of the issues, including labor, which krystal mentioned where you have -- and democrats who want to just abolish it altogether. you have not voiced support yet for repeeling, and have been focussing, as you said, on job creation. is this strategy intentional, to stay out of the union battle that so many of the voters are passionate about? >> well, we know that the issue -- the main issue in this race will be jobs, and i do

burkes has entered a nonguilty plea but due in court in july. >> spanish lesson for you guys. el sancho. >> somebody's name. >> not somebody's name. what you call your wife's lover. >> oh? and in this video, that crime show has been caught and he's being chased by the husband down the streets of tijuana in full speed. >> oh! >> get out of here. >> [ bleep ]. >> what? >> funky attire. >> speedo with no butt. >> but wearing his cowboy boots, hat and carrying his clothes in his hands. >> oh, my goodness. >> you think it's real? >> looks like something from some sitcom. >> there are comments that question its authenticity. i also think this could be set up and totally fake because it's too perfect. >> yeah. >> like the guy is running down, he's holding on to his hat as the husband is trying to beat the snap out of him. >> if he was in such a hurry to get out of there i'm sure he wouldn't have had time to put that thing on his jingle. >> or maybe hadn't taken it off yet. just getting to it. >> [ bleep ]. >> man, sancho has nice buns. i can see the appeal? this is hysterical if it's

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unless you have any questions, i am going to turn it over to inspector burkes. >> it looks like we have one question. >> so, first i want to compliment you joslyn because i can't remember how long it was before we brought up the late nature transportation and banging the drum and i think that your stick to it was outstanding and i want to say that from front of god and everyone and on television, having said that, and also just i just wanted to comment further to miss king's comment on the entertainment policing and just in really just in a net shell, we had a couple of really great guys, one was and i am not sure if he was a sergeant or a lieutenant but he headed up a squad and it does not mean that he was a sergeant, but he ended up a group of people that were equal to a squad of police and he was assisted by the manager of the local business association, akin to what rcvd would be here, and what this and this called tent and k and what this group did was raised the money to support this squad of people in their over time, and other things so that they could do this, they would traine

the spring session of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe was open to the skin says burke add the sesame rice to maintain the price of fourteen rights. all in the revolt of us aren't his decision to make it clear on different days of the session while opening the session and for certain that pace president. it killed the european parliamentarians to celebrate their position on the issue of the crane and efficiently russia. according to her sessions held me until this caused the consequences of the annexation of crying yet. and consider possible solutions of the fish kill the president emphasized that the pheasant family maastricht is a violation of territorial integrity as it's one of the basic rules of the pace and the obligation of all member states the organization for security and cooperation in ukraine while guests are at the extraordinary session in ghana. still the cause of tool to build up and they are praying and borders. this entry was initiated by the u s representative after the family officially refused to comment sections. the air cushion son had sent her ele

. >> we are aching not only for ourselves burk aching for the multiple losses that the afghan people have experienced. we don't hold ill will toward afghanistan in jgeneral or even the gunmen who did this. we don't know what the history is. >> he was working at a children's hospital in kabul when a security guard killed him and two other americans before turning the gun on himself. his closest friends and colleagues were reportedly then operated on the shooter, saving his life in the same hotel and in the same hospital that he attacked. >>> in a change of plans. michelle obama is not going to be addressing seniors at a graduation in topeka. she is going to be speaking the day before. because students and parents complained that combining all five high schools would limit the seating for the family and friends and now the first lady is going to speak on may 16th. >>> and come up today, players in chicago are huddling to cast what could become a landmark vote. should players be allowed to form a union and could they ultimately lead to college athletes being paid. >> and the nra is call

the pls will be open for t more hours, anthe voters have been casting the ballots in several races burkl eyes are on the race for mayor. tom sherwood has a look at what is going on at the polls. >> hi, doreen. the turnout is light, but steady. there is a pickup at adams moan and the turnout has more thanoubled with two more hours to go. here at the diverse reading cent in the northwest, voting was starting to pick up, and some people were finding fun ways to the support their candidates. today, it was the voters' turn to cast their final ballots after early voting in which 1,500 voted and some of the campaign sns he been flappi in the breeze for monthss the primary for mayor comes down to the turnout today. the turnout is described light but stead by many of the city's 143 precincts. incumbent mayor vincent gray voted in his southeast neighborhood. he is seeking the democratic nomination for a second term against seven challengers. including ward 4 councilmember muriel bowser. she was tied in recent polls, and she voted in her northwest neighborho. also out early were candidates for may

burke] at farmers,we believe what you don't know [bell rings] can hurt you.at if you didn't know to get coverage for uninsured drivers? [robot] uh oh. [prof. burke] talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum♪ >>> at 7:00 a.m. on saturday morning, 27 men will get a reality check and feel the pain of their decision to buy a woman for sex. >> take this and have a seat inside. thank you. >> the eight-hour first offender prostitution program or johns school kicks off with men hiding their faces from our cameras. >> we recognize more than a few of the men. >> you know, i'll take care of you. >> excuse me. i haven't waived any right to be on film. >> sure. >> no disrespect. >> everything that's doing to happen right now we're going to explain to you. you will sign a waiver to decide if you want to participate or not participate. they aren't going to film you. if you don't want to be filmed, they are not going to film you. i need your id. >> thank you. >> it's too early in the morning for me. it really

. >> it was larry burke. >> the voices supposedly, viviano. after an instagram showed with basketball great magic johnson. >> people say i have black people on my instagram and it bothers you? >> it bothers me a lot. if you want to broadcast with black people. >> reporter: johnson said he fell for the african americans on sterling's team. >> we put a lot of money in his pocket, but at the same time, he doesn't want us in the arena or to come to the clipper games. >> reporter: the nabb has already begun an investigation. the audio recording posting by tmz is truly offensive and disturbing. we intend to get to the bottom of it as quickly as possible. >> reporter: the racist rant comes at the worst of times for the clippers and has distracted the team as they lead warriors 2-1. >> i spent 45 minutes in a meeting instead of watching film did not make me happy, if you know me at all, but it is real life. like you said, and you have to deal with it and we had to deal with it and we have. >> reporter: a reporter suggested that coach doc rivers that t

but not for drew carey and cheryl burke who were sent home.ts. ♪ lose your mind ♪ i don't care ♪ i love it >> reporter: it was rockin' in the ballroom monday, with lmfao's redfoo in as guest judge for party anthem night. olympian meryl davis and maks dominated. their tango earning them a perfect score after a personal admission from maks saying he was insecure. >> i'm terrified. i'm not scared. >> reporter: danica mckellar kept the party going with an electrifying cha-cha. >> that was -- ooh. >> reporter: "real housewife" nene leakes turning up the heat with her salsa even bringing in her husband greg. paralympian amy purdy wowed the judges again, for the jive that had everyone shouting. >> jive is the most difficult dance for anybody to perform. i don't think i've ever seen anybody doing what you've done tonight. >> reporter: and in end, it was drew carey's turn to bid a tearful good-bye to the ballroom. >> everybody's so nice. there was a really good spirit here. and that's really been the highlight of all the people. >> and drew carey and c

a little bit over in livermore burks it continues to evaporate and we will have a mostly sunny and warmer day today. here's a look at our east bay hills camera where temperatures are still pretty cool, although we are seeing the climb in our east bay valleys where the delta is already at 59. 57 concord. and santa rosa at 56. the forecast throughout the rest of the day in the south bay and all around the bay calms for warmer temperatures with low to mid-60s. patchy fog with more sunshine and less of a sabra's breeze at the coast. base temperatures will climb to the 70s inland and couple 850s. le will talk about the big cool down coming up. carolyn. >> developing news. somebody stabbed four men at a bar and restaurant early in morning. police were called at 1:30 to sp 2 communal bar and avenue near san pedro square. few of the men were taken to the hospital. all four are expected to be okay. the front entrance to the bar was taped off early this morning. officers say there was an argument before the stabbing, but they haven't said what that was about. so far investigators say they have few

burke was here in may 2012 he said we have 7,000 buildings that are using oil. oil is $105. how have we done at that? how has con ed done in terms of reducing the number of buildings using that inefficient fuel? >> we are changing out 800 to a 1,000 buildings each year. driven by the price comparison we are getting buildings to switch from number two oil. those are large buildings. the one to four family buildings, 1,500 of them convert every year. it's a triple win. it's better for the environment. it saves our customers money. it improves the operation of their equipment. >> excellent. i think if you want a safe dividend, you've got the best record of any of the utilities. and consistency. i think you've got it if you own con ed. thank you so much. john mcavoi from con edison, new ceo and president. sometimes it's good to have something. stay with cramer. ♪ [ banker ] sydney needed some financial guidance so she could take her dream to the next level. so we talked about her options. her valuable assets were staying. and selling her car wouldn't fly. we helped sydney manage

edmond burke wrote the troument triumph is good men do nothing. the board of supervisors have remained silent while your president chiu has undermined democracy in the city of san francisco pr i believe some of you are good people afraid to act and some to sliebs the participation in meeting and especially to silence public comment to limit it if not restrict it completely. i building president chiu is evil he's and then attorney that is fulfill aware of the political protected freedom and net e yet he choose to you're the the following word. i don't think we will allow the next allow the public comment for the next speaker. i'm be honest i resent someone that in her served in the united states military a veteran that he has the right smou somehow in his bizarre mind to strip me of my constitutional rights. he knew he didn't have a right to do it and i wanted to appointee only seems comfortable to allow the sheriff when it's an old white guy. and he seems to think it's funny. he didn't receptor democracy i'll be here each week now until november a

burke was here in may 2012 he said we have 7,000 buildings that are using oil.e changing out 800 to a 1,000 buildings each year. driven by the price comparison we are getting buildings to switch from number two oil. those are large buildings. the one to four family buildings, 1500 of them convert every year. it's better for the environment. it saves our customers money. it improves the operation of their equipment. >> excellent. if you want a safe dividend, you've got the best record of any of the utilities. i think you've got it. john mcavoy from conedison. sometimes it's good to have something. stay with cramer. h cramer. >>> market commentator for the street.com. now also for cnbc. jim cramer. >> hey, mark. how are you doing. >> we have to put up with you twice a month. >> i wish it were more. you know that. >> come on. i wear this on my sleeve. quit kissing. have i professed my love of "squawk". >> cnbc turns 25 today. i think this is a terrific moment to reflect on how business has changed over that period. how we have changed wit. first of all, when the ne

burke] at farmers,we believe what you don't know [bell rings] can hurt you.n't know to get coverage for uninsured drivers? [robot] uh oh. [prof. burke] talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum♪ >>> 50 years ago today, the senate was marked in a filibuster. the law was created at the civil rights summit at the lyndon johnson presidential library. in the keynote address president obama warned the true fight for equality is not over yet. >> despite laws like the civil rights act and the voting rights act and medicare, our society is still wracked with division and poverty. yes, race still colors our political debates. we know we cannot be come playant. history travels not only forward, but history can travel backwards. >> joining me now is adam who has been covering the summit all week. i am curious about the president's overall message and the mood of the summit. >> the mood was very celebratory. i think the president was really paying tribute to johnson in a way that democrats haven't for a ve

burke] at farmers,we believe what you don't know can hurt you. talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum♪ he was a matted messiley in a small cage. ng day. so that was our first task, was getting him to wellness. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. from contractors and doctors to dog sitters and landscapers, you can find it all on angie's list. we found riley at the shelter, and found everything he needed at angie's list. join today at angieslist.com >> finally tonight, the mob, the music industry and me. i was blessed to know entertainer james brown. he was like a frather to me. through him, i got involved in the music industry. that was in the 1970s. came to understand that even though. african-american artists were successful, when it comes to concert promoters, african-americans was pretty much shut out. working toward trying to aid the michael jackson tourp in 1984, we demanded black promoters be involved in prom

burke] at farmers,we believe what you don't know [bell rings] can hurt you.t if you didn't know to get coverage for uninsured drivers? [robot] uh oh. [prof. burke] talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum♪ worst morning ever. [ angelic music plays ] ♪ toaster strudel! best morning ever! [ hans ] warm, flaky, gooey. toaster strudel! >>> the tulsa county jail is a few miles from the courthouses where many of the inmates here will eventually be taken in order to resolve their cases. but to save time and resources, routine matters such as arraignments, the proceedings in which inmates are formally read their charges, take place within the jail through a video link to the courts. >> see you back here on the fourth. good luck. >> three days after being charged with the murders of four women inside a tulsa apartment, james and cedric poore will have their arraignments today. it is the first time the brothers will have seen each other since they were charged. >> cedric poore. please come up to the po

burke] at farmers,we tbelieve what you don't knowty. [bell rings] can hurt you.ike what if you didn't know to get coverage for uninsured drivers? [robot] uh oh. [prof. burke] talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum♪ >>> today president obama ramped up his push for fairness in america. it's a direct challenge to a gop agenda that seeks to turn a blind eye to the growing gap between the rich and everyone else. but it's getting harder and harder for republicans to pretend they can't see this injustice. this week a dramatic example at a town hall event when a voter confronted republican congressman dennis ross for opposing the minimum wage. >> would you support the obama act of raising the federal minimum wage? >> no. >> and why not? >> because i think it would do more harm to our economy than everything. the cost of products, the cost of services are going to go up. markets do work, and i'm not suggesting that we go away with the minimum wage, that's not it at all. but the minimum wage is not a car

burke] at farmers,we believe what you don't know [bell rings] can hurt you. like what if you didn't know to get coverage for uninsured drivers? [robot] uh oh. [prof. burke] talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum♪ >>> coming up in the next hour, chris matthews has an exclusive interview with president jimmy carter, who made some very interesting comments about our country and iran. watch. >> i never have felt that israel had the capability militarily to go 1,200 miles or more and bomb iran effectively and in return back to israel. the only country on earth that has that capability would be the united states, and i don't believe it's appropriate for the united states to bomb iran over this issue. >> and the full interview with president carter coming up on "hardball" at 7:00 p.m. eastern here on msnbc. [ man #1 ] we're now in the approach phase, everything looking good. ♪ velocity 1,200 feet per second. [ man #2 ] you're looking great to us, eagle. ♪ 2,000 feet. ♪ still looking very good. 1,4

and so, that is not only what works in the community -- edmund burke used a quote pointing out that that is the section for each other and that's public affection that we have for our country you don't really develop that from the top down. you develop it from those people that are the closest to you in your lives and appreciation that allows that to happen. so the point of the book is reminding americans we were to only country in the world at least the country this size that was built from the ground up. we were not built down or controlled from the top down. that is why we were so prosperous and innovative and that's why you could have the most diverse population in the world live together in harmony and most of the time, because you and i can get along and care about each other and disagree on everything as long as you don't have to believe what i believe and you don't have to believe what i believe. once my ideas are forced down the throat by the government you don't like me or the government doing it. this divides us into groups and plays one against another and anytime there is a

>> well, you know, the latest polls show that the race is a lot closer between walker and marry burke burke, and as people look at the economy, it's getting to be a tighter race. >> great to have you with us tonight. appreciate you reporting on this. before we go tonight, a big thank you. when i opened up the show every night i have a guy chasing me around here in the studio. well, i tell you what, matt is a heck oof a guy. he and his wife anna have given birth to little ella jean. how about that. what a cute name. got to be a country song in there daddy's got a superman shirt on. he needs to be superman to carry that big old camera around here. good evening, rev. >>> good evening, and hello to ella jean for me. thanks to you for tuning in. tonight's lead -- more evidence today the health care law is working for real americans. and many on the right who predicted failure just can't handle it. how low is it getting? this low. yes, that's adolf hitler in a new video attacking the health care law. a major gop donor is behind this. >> they can't i tack the laws on its merits so this is wh

burke] at farmers,we believe what you don't know [bell rings] can hurt you.erage for uninsured drivers? [robot] uh oh. [prof. burke] talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum♪ >> pelley: last friday, pope francis was reading a prepared script about children and families when he stopped and did something that no pope has ever done. off the cuff, he took personal responsibility for the rape and abuse of children by priests. he said, "i feel compelled to personally take on all the evil, to personally ask for forgiveness for the damage done." it was another advance from a pope of firsts-- first from the america's, first jesuit. before francis was elected, many expected the cardinals to select a younger man for the job because the sins of the church were so great. but after a year, it appears the 77-year-old francis may be equal to the task. what did he inherit in the vatican? >> mickens: oh, he inherited a mess. >> pelley: robert mickens is an american journalist who has been covering the vatican

and they just tried to problem solve, and different things and joslyn king was there and burke and myself and then bennett, but, the different we were trying to work on operational changes to reduce the violence and the need for services and he spoke about maybe making a food component and lowering the occupancy and one of the things that we talked about is bringing the id scanner back and he said that he had one initially when they started to come out on broad way, but that it was having the technical difficulties, and he went further into it and we asked him if we had the id scanner and if he saw an improvement in behavior as far as the disturbances in the club and he said that he had and we were thinking that might be the way to go here and so he is going to look into an id scanner. and i know that besides there being a record, of a person if they go in there, and besides that, the behavior changes often times if you go into a club dp you are not anonymous and i used to work with the schools if you get the people coming in even for the teacher conference they will be under the guisse a

and out of the ordinary, and i am sure that inspector burke will be on the scene. >> all right, any other commissioner comments? >> just want to say that i do believe that i am very thrilled that the city is really doing well. and that we have a lot of businesses and our unemployment rate is super low. and i am really glad that i own my house. but, with that comes a lot of challenges to entertainment. and the denser the population, brings two different kinds of people and it brings the people who want to go out and are very tolerant and the people who have absolutely zero tolerance and it also brings a lot of entertainment is a free speech issue. and it also brings a lot of regulation that may be overly regulating, regulations or unnecessary regulations or harmful regulation and so i would like my commissioners to keep their eyes and ears opened for upcoming legislation that may impact our street fares and other event likes the new prevailing wage legislation and so on and so forth and keep yourself mindful and you know, informed on what is happening. because i think that we will be havin

behind you and we talked about the spirit and the boston strong attitude extended through the 12 months burk it is certainly present there today. >> hey sh, there, tamron. good morning to you, and this is a day of obviously reflection and a somber day here in boston, and we are hoping that the weather holds up long enough as the tribute service moves outdoors to the finish line at 2:30 or 3:00 eastern time, and so is far so good. this day is also about as much of honoring the people who survived and the first responders who helped to keep the death toll to four. we lost three people obvious ly here near the finish line, and the fourth was the officer sean colli collier, the m.i.t. officer shot and killed by one of the bombing suspects a few days after that, and this is as much a celebration about the people who survive and very severe inju injuries, tamron, and you recall a year ago to today, the bombs went off, and folks who spe spectators who knew what to do and then the first responders who got to screen, and the extraordinary team work at the area hospitals. this is the cover of the "spo

nargis takes classes and practices her english via skype with caroline burk, a grad student in new york. >> hello. >> hey. >> can you hear me? >> yeah, i can hear you. can you hear me? what the experience has taught me is boundless. i learn more every day. >> reporter: but the school that survived years of violence could close and soon. it has received tens of thousands of dollars from the u.s. state department but that funding ran out in september and wasn't renewed. now women are being sent home. >> they are completely disappointed now. and they are looking for hope. >> reporter: the u.s. invested heavily to help women here but as american troops leave afghanistan, so does the money. and a light of hope in the heart of taliban country could be extinguished. richard engel, nbc news, kabul. >>> the search for malaysia airlines flight 370 has tonight entered a critical new phase. those underwater locators have now arrived. they have reached the search zone working around the clock to find the black boxes by listening for the electronic pulse. the problem is time because the batteries are

. >> reporter: it's been 31 years since laura burke saw her mom wearing this gold bracelet. her and her brother's names and bracelets are on the charm. she remembers her mother wearing it everyday until burglars broke into their san jose home in 1983. the stolen bracelet turned up in a car at a traffic stop in redwood city. it wasn't until a detective decided to share it on the pinterest page that tips started pouring in. within 12 hours, they led him to flora. >> this is a huge tool for us. with investigations like this with property that is hard to identify. >> it is rather spooky. when you get the call from the police department saying it is not an emergency, but call me right back, it is a little staggering. >> reporter: flora immediately called her mom in orange county. >> she thought it was amazing that it was found and it was weird it was found in a car. >> reporter: the 32-year-old found with the jewelry couldn't say where she got it from. she wasn't tied to the original crime, but was arrested for possession of other stolen property. flora plans to visit her mom and

the largest is in burkely township. that is is where more than 600 homes were forced under evacuation orders. several homes were damaged. firefighters say the fire is under control but they will remain on scene today to put out any hot spots. fire crews blame strong winds for causing the fire to spread so quickly. >>> kids programming may be a key tool in cracking terrorists plots. believe it or not the list of songs the cia uses to break down the bad guys. >> and santa clara businesses say they are already feeling the impact on the new levi stadium. what is getting snatched up even though the first event is still months away. >>> the 84-year-old man accused of opening fire at daly city medical facility could make his first court appearance as early as today. he remains in the jail following his arrest at a daly city home wednesday night. he's a former patient at the medical facility on south gate avenue and he fired at one of the doctors working there. still no official motive. word of a motive. no one was hurt. >>> th

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since the time of the trade, cisco shares have risen 8%, which is good burks not enough to make the trades why options actions fans are asking, how can dan make more cash? before we find out, let's see how well we have done. if dan had bought cisco back on march 21st. he'd be up 6%. that's not bad. he doubled his money. he bought it for 55 centsch dan can sell it for a buck 30 t. second his call is i want more cash. >> i think you have to start with the premise, do you want to stay long the calls. that sofbl a definable cat a list. i mean, to me, these guys get about 35% of sales overseas and in europe. i don't like the setup anymore. i sold them right around here for a double. i like getting doubles in options trade. that's one thing you do. the other thing is you sell the may 24 calls against it for about 30 cents, reduce about half your premium risk. lock in some of that spread you just made or you can actually sell half. those are three options. you got to decide whether you want to remain bullish on the thing. i don't think the quarter will be great given what we have seen in this ea

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