butch? >> he's a politician. kasich's another politician.ss person -- connell: how is it going to help your business to have an outsider? a lot of people say i'm sick of these politicians -- >> he understands business, what it take toss pay taxes, what it takes to have health insurance, what it takes to work from the bottom. he took his father's business and brought it to a different dimension. connell: some people say he doesn't understand policy and how -- there oh, he understands everything, believe me. connell: now on the cruz side of things, does he have the understanding of business and what you do every day? you identify with his personal story, what about policy wise? how will he help you? >> he's got a 16% tax that right across the board, i mean, basically as a small business owner, i could be treated the same as the exxon corporation, and i'm just a small guy here. so, i mean, i could really relate to that. connell: you're getting hit with a lot of taxes? >> small business is very tough. fortunately, i'm doing well, and somebody li

. >> i don't know the condition yet butch it's always a good sign when the child is getting transported by ground rather than getting flown out there. >> still, the neighbors are angry and emotional. >> why would you ever do that to a kid? >> my nephews and nieces are playing here, too, scary. it's not something that you want to happen. >> authorities telling us tonight that this home is known to them. they also say that they have some pretty good leads on the suspects. reporting live in concord, i'm cheryl hurd. >> new video tonight the san francisco police want to you see. it's surveillance footage. it shows a violent mugging. the man was robbed and then stabbed. that was back on february 18th. however, last night that british tourist died from his injuries beep froze the video before the man is violently stabbed in the head. >> you don't see that the suspect carried some type of unknown object. it's what caused the blunt trauma to the victim which led to the demise of the victim passing away yesterday. >> the suspect then ran off with the man's belonging. police are now offering a $5

we should honor butch's memory by continuing his work. that means coming together to support a bipartisan solution to protect rita's benefits and the pensions of tens of thousands of retired teamsters and retired mine workers. mr. president, i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent that the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate be in a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent that when the senate completes its business today it adjourn until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow, tuesday, march 8. following the prayer and pledge, the morning hour deemed expired, the journal of proceedings be approved to date and the time for the two leaders be reserved for their use later in

up know, i'm having a very nice time butch time, but you know what, i'm working very hard. and there is great anger. believe me, there is great anger. one of the broadcasters was saying is there anger? i'm supposed to say, no, there's not, we love the way things are working, we love the deal you made with iran, it's wonderful, egi you give them $150 billion, we get nothing, you lose $100 billion a year with china, we loss $58 billion a year in terms of imbalance. we don't make good deals anymore. we don't win anymore. as a country we don't win anymore and they asked is there anger from your people? and i said there is anger. they're not angry people but they want to see the country properly run. they want to see borders, they want to see good health care, they want to see things properly taken care of. they want our military rebuilt, our military is in a very bad state. they want it rebuilt. [ applause ] very, very importantly. and they want the second amendment, by the way, protected and protected strongly and that's going to happen. and you know what they want so badly, t

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. >> butch: more delegates awarded in florida than the other states combined. >> our campaign is the only campaign that beat donald trump over and over again and can and will beat donald trump over and over again. >> i would love to take on ted one on one. that would be so much fun. he can't win new jersey, pennsylvania, california. >> on the democrat side, bernie sanders pulled off two victories. and in nebraska, he won with 56% and clinton got 44%. clinton got her big victory in louisiana with 71%. sanders is looking forward to michigan. here they are at the democratic party annual dinner. >> i want to congratulate senator sanders for running a strong campaign. i'm thrilled we're asking to our pledged delegate count. i'm grateful to everyone that turned out to support us, but now all eyes turn to michigan. >> we won in kansas, we won in nebraska with a good vote. i think we'll do well in maine tomorrow, but i think we'll do very well here on tuesday, in your great state. >> chin ton now has 1092 delegates to sanders 477. on the republican side. trump has 39d 2 to cruz's 285, and ru

a butch another france has just the thing for you. how about -- a butcher in france has just the thing for you. how about a meat venting machine. get ready made meals and pate. the idea was to serve customers in hours and on offdays. there is a 30% upcharge for buying out of the machine. i don't know. meat out of a machine? something's wrong. a diet coke and a can of meat. >> i didn't see -- >> i didn't see -- >> you all -- >> it's going to fail. you need the spam. i didn't see that. >> who puts the meat in meteorology? that's mr. mark johnson. >> oh, yeah. i have better news for your week. that thunderstorm will still be out there but will travel a little farther south and east. we do have our official news channel 5 spring tracker spring begins, 20:12:30 a.m. on sunday. spring will not feel springish or spring like. not much with that front, just some clouds. here is the cloud cover right now. it's hit and miss. you will see some stars shine and then clouds will move n we call that patchy clouds. them an official meteorologist cal t

won a tight jeans contest -- butch otter has made an endorsement in idaho, endorsing john kasich, as did the "idaho statesman" newspaper, which is a dominant outlet in the state. rubio has an endorsement from the senator, and then raul labrador who is influential with conservatives. so, there has been campaigning in idaho. rubio's been there three times. cruz and kasich have each been there. trump is the only one who hasn't been there, but it's going to be an interesting race with 32 delegates at stake here. anybody who gets 20% of the vote or more in idaho tonight will qualify for a share of those delegates. >> and if we pan to the left geographically, if not literally, there is the story we're following at this hour. the democratic primary in michigan too close to call, 34,580 with 86% of the vote in. michigan happens to be where chris matthews is tonight. chris? >> well, brian, i think that we're seeing tonight, someone just mentioned the parallel voting pattern here, both for bernie sanders on the democratic side and donald trump on the republican side. both running on the antitr

i have an album butch queen. drag queens are like the queens o the lgbt. semper fi. rosanna: your album out on friday? >> it is out nout. butch queens. >> it is back to my roots, a role call of different hair styles because the clip for the hoe is in a beauty salon. you are going to love it. this is my favorite album yet. rosanna: we are going to dance to it. greg: available now? >> yes, on itunes and amazon. >> you have a tv show and books. >> we have a game show, pop trivia. >> gay for play? >> yes. >> this is a twist. >> how do you play this? >> celebrities and two contest contestants and tough answer the questions, you go with the celebrity or answer it yourself. it is pop culture. it is infiltrated main stream pop culture. greg: it is cool to be gay. >> there is time, darling. always time. >> greg: ru, get back to me on that. where'd you grow up? >> san diego. >> when growing up, you couldn't have imagined you would be this it? >> in life, and i tell this, you project the life you want. the life you lead shows up on your face and at your doorstep. you project wh

says they repaired a butch of the cars over the last few days. they are not saying how many but they are saying monday riders will still have to continue to take buses between the stations. meanwhile, they ran test trains this weekend, some with passengers to accurately replicate the weight of the trains, trying to find out what's causing that spike in voltage. >> i hope they get it done speedy because we need to get where we got to go, you know. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says it will take months to fix the damaged trains. separate and apart from that, they would like to restart service between the two stations as soon as possible, but first they have to find out what is making the voltage spike. but since the root cause of this is still a mystery, there is no set timetable for reopening this stretch of tracks from north concord here to pittsburgh bay point, so it will be a bus bridge this morning and for the rest of b.a.r.t. riders could be delays related to this problem. reporting from concord, i'm joe vazquez, kpix5 news. >>> a drive down highway

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and this was tweeted out in response to butch davis, tennessee's coach joked around on twitter today saying we should send our folks down there maybe have lunch, my suggestion to my rocky top colleague rather than lunch spend time and focus attending to your present team. he is kind of eluding to the fact that tennessee is kind of going through some murky waters surrounding that program a bit. quick to fire back. off defending yourselves. thank you. >>> 6:30 wait until you see what scott kelly did at home. it was caught on video. and the establishment goes after donald trump. >> he is a phoney a fraud. his programs are worthless like a tree from trump university. >> how he fired back. that's ahead. inary salad, this is a florida berry and citrus salad. mix arugula, fresh strawberries, blueberries and oranges. smile and serve. look for fresh from florida products when you shop. remember, delicious is always (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, w

we're look at butch holding his pregame meeting.about and we'll talk to some a's. >> i'm excited for the first pitch. speak of football, colin kaepernick is still a san francisco 49er even though they asked far trade. his basal richaun becomes fully guaranteed tomorrow, $1919.9 million. it's expected he'll remain on the roster but the 499ers could still trade him. if they do the other team would likely want to rene negotiate his deal. they expect him to compete for the starting job this season. the 49ers worked out golf in berkeley yesterday. the 49ers have the 7th pick in the nfl draft. >> it seem that relationship is over. you heard jason say it's breezy. if you're in the shade okay but sun feels good. >> just keep that in mine. you can see, looking live out towards at&t park, nice to have baseball back. i expect patchy fog will regroup tonight. we have a storm but look at the clouds heading way up to our north. we're going to remain dry as we head into the weekend, possibly a few changes for next week. we'll show you some of the

butch he's a pragmatist. it's no sleight of him, i think, to say that he would move the court to the left. >> do you think that the republicans would rather have a trump nominee, brian? >> i don't know. if you're talking about the republicans, the republicans have been voting for donald trump but the republican establishment, i think they have a big quandary. i think what's likely to happen if hillary clinton were to win would be that judge garland would be given hearings and approved before the inaugural. >> jeffrey? >> i don't think -- i don't great agree with brian about that. there really isn't enough time between november and january to do such a controversial act. the republicans are so -- >> especially when they said it shouldn't happen, the next person should pick the president and all of a sudden you reverse course. >> i don't know. i think it would be very smart of the republicans to say a 62 or 63-year-old moderate now instead of hillary clinton appointing somebody to the left of that. i think he's

kasich had a high-profile endorsement from governor butch otter that came in the last couple of weeks. but i don't know if that's enough, you know, a recent poll, although it only polled 600 ida ida idahoans showed that he wasn't doing that well. so i think it's going to be a three-way race between rubio, cruz and trump. >> melissa davelin, i appreciate it. idaho reports cohost. thank you thanks for that breakdown. very helpful. still ahead, i'll be joined by my colleague, chris matthews. he'll join me from detroit. we're going to preview tonight's primaries in michigan. democrats in that state will be casting their most important primary vote in more than two decades. we'll explain why it's been so long since michigan has held a democratic primary. stay tuned. >>> for the first time in a generation, michigan democrats are casting ballots in a primary that really matters. you have to go all the way back to 1992 to find the last relevant primary contest in the state. it was bill clinton's decisive win. jerry brown remained in the running enemy clinton wrapped up the nomination. by the

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butch that's why jeff zeleny said at the clinton headquarters, they're preparing for a narrow loss. as vote's gone up, she's racked up her margin there. the question is is the turnout as high as they wanted? i suspect not if you had access to their targets. that number they would like to be above 60%. they would like that to be a little higher. bernie sanders made some inroads among urban african-americans. you're waiting for 75%. there's still a big chunk of volts to come in here. where else can hillary clinton get some more votes because bernie sanders has a pretty big, healthy lead. mccomb county, there's not a lot of votes there. oakland county where she is winning 100% in. you come up here, this is very interesting here. i'm told that among the areas out in flint, hillary clinton and bernie sanders essentially tied. we got 40% of the votes still to count in genesee county. but you're stretching now to try to find the votes to overcome this margin. can you find them in wayne county and some of these areas? yes. but let's go around. 85% of the vote here, lancing, michigan state,

we're more of the feminine side than the butch side. >> he look too much like -- too men for me. >> yeahnly had morgan developed a friendship with the one other inmate most like himself, he received some good news from the disciplinary ward. they decided to suspend his sanctions. as a result, his transfer request to the lower security prison was still under consideration. but near the end of the shoot in new mexico, morgan had stumbled again. >> peaches got locked up again. poor thing. >> why? >> smoking on suspended sanctions. >> how does it affect you? >> my friend is not here that i get to talk to a lot. he should be back by after 60 days. i don't really talk to nobody now that peaches is gone. >> i woke up. i needed a cigarette. me and a few other people, we were smoking and the lieutenant walks through and says can i have a drag and i said, sure, turned around and handed it to him. boom, it's the lieutenant. lo and behold, there's the lieutenant. so, i got in trouble. one cigarette [ bleep ] and i'm here. >> with a second violation coming on the heels of his first, morgan would pay

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we know that you disavow them butch what y do they still look tw twrk. >> the are klan liked reagan, for instance. you're right, it's not his fault. i would be curious to know why he thinks that such a large number -- in his south carolina vote, 20% of the people who voted for him in dlosh believed that i would ask what about barack obama encouraged him? if he wanted to send jus back to the other and that is oshl. i would never think obama is an al, ksz be,s he was asked explicit live but russert, do you reject farrakhan and his response was, well, i can't control who likes me. >> first of all, he did say could you help more with your views about white sue premises. he probed him to go deeper. but donald trump never goes deep on any issues. we have no idea what his core con visions are. >> we have to take a quick break. just ahead, what michigan vote who are will be going to the polls next tuesday will be here. we'll be right back. think you know t-mobile's coverage? think again! in the last year we've doubled our lte coverage. our new extended-range lte now reaches twice as far... .

. >> remind you of the scene from butch cassidy and the sun dance kid who are those guys and donald trump will pick up a very significant endorsement tell us about it. >> dr. ben carson you remember of this race a little while ago left and the last candidate to leave and have been so many but i'm pretty sure he is the last to leave he will be endorsing donald trump and interesting endorsement because we knew cruz and carson and cruz feuded in iowa and donald trump had to fight to get the moral high ground of any kind is getting it from the person who advertised himself as the moral high ground so it's going to be an interesting match the two of them. he has already said in the debate last night he likes dr. carson on education, wants dr. carson to be a leader in his administration on education but of course donald trump also said he wants to abolish the department of education, curious anyway delve. >> michael for us in miami thank you very much, as you heard michael say ben carson's endorsement of donald trump coming at a time when opposition to trump is getting louder and growing protes

been walking the same streets and it is heart breaking to say the least, and shameful, and we can do butch -- can did better and that's the task and my role and i appreciate your leadership in pushing us to do more because it's true. without your office stepping up and in this operation we couldn't have the 355 people able to end their homelessness through this vessel so i share your concern, so i wanted to bring up hsa who is asked to present and joyce crum will present on their behalf. >> just quickly i share supervisor campos' frustration and in his district in particular but it brings up the good question that people have talk said a lot i think one of the things about homelessness in san francisco is that they want to be on the streets and they don't want to come off, and i think when you hear anecdotes that people say they want to go to someplace that the city has i think that's quite a positive to think about, but can you talk a little bit about that kind of anecdotal -- again there is that dialogue out in the city that our people are refusing things all the time. i am sure there is

let's back up for a second and talk about how it came to pass that hitler staged a beer hall butch. 1923as the honest aribials of the republic in the whole 14-year period no period was worse than that year in january, french and belgium invaded. hyperinflation and followed by actist resis led to french including execution of german. farmers refused to release their stores because of inflation and people couldn't afford food people went on hunger strookes. german haddings going to hell in a ham basket in the soft way and political turmoil followed from that political instability to the point that bavaria was almost in a state of mutiny you can say certainly and i do in the book that the -- division in bavaria was in a state of mutiny against the head quarters in berlin. they were looking down their gun barrelses at each other by fall of 1923. a complex political forces were in play i'll explain in chapter three and four which led to the point that hitler felt he had to act or he was going to be outflanked that other forces in german plucks particularly in bavaria might stage acue and stea

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include game show host bob barker, vice admiral james stockdale and medal of honor winner edward "butch" o'hare. the blue angels were headquartered in corpus christi until 1955. today, sinatra, the chief of naval air training admiral bull commands the blue angels. the people of the united states owe so much to the graduates of nascc. these heroes have fought for our country since the construction of the base in 1941. i believe it's important to not only honor the men and women in uniform who serve at the bases, like nascc, and those around the country but also to honor their families and the civilian workers who make it all possible. due to its important country during world war ii and over the years, until today, it's my privilege to let you know about nascc. after 75 years of operation, the naval air station is still training pilots, still serving the country and still being a symbol of pride to texas and the entire nation. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from utah, mr. stewart, for five minutes. mr. speaker, -- mr.

campaigns looking to lock in support for people like butch davis. >> this is how the process works.'s americana. it is wonderful. >> reporter: he has been a delegate at four conventions but never a contested one. he might this year. >> we're glorified merge people. we're honored do that. we get to cast the ballot. >> reporter: this year could be different. >> i have to admit i am pretty excited about it. >> the real people with lives and schedules and vacations, they all have to be found, cataloged, and wooed. they cannot be bullied. >> reporter: in the scramble for support a trump adviser tells nbc they are plotting to pick up marco rubio delegates. and john kasich is bringing on a top operative who helped gerald ford beat ronald reagan at the last contested convention four decades ago. >> a lot of delegates will be looking to enhance their ability to work in a new administration. >> reporter: and from the candidate who touts his dealmaking skills, a warning what could happen if the dealings for the nomination don't involve him. >> i think you would have riots. i am representing a

been walking the same streets and it is heart breaking to say the least, and shameful, and we can do butch -- can did better and that's the task and my role and i appreciate your leadership in pushing us to do more because it's true. without your office stepping up and in this operation we couldn't have the 355 people able to end their homelessness through this vessel so i share your concern, so i wanted to bring up hsa who is asked to present and joyce crum will present on their behalf. >> just quickly i share supervisor campos' frustration and in his district in particular but it brings up the good question that people have talk said a lot i think one of the things about homelessness in san francisco is that they want to be on the streets and they don't want to come off, and i think when you hear anecdotes that people say they want to go to someplace that the city has i think that's quite a positive to think about, but can you talk a little bit about that kind of anecdotal -- again there is that dialogue out in the city that our people are refusing things all the time. i am sure there is

been walking the same streets and it is heart breaking to say the least, and shameful, and we can do butch -- can did better and that's the task and my role and i appreciate your leadership in pushing us to do more because it's true. without your office stepping up and in this operation we couldn't have the 355 people able to end their homelessness through this vessel so i share your concern, so i wanted to bring up hsa who is asked to present and joyce crum will present on their behalf. >> just quickly i share supervisor campos' frustration and in his district in particular but it brings up the good question that people have talk said a lot i think one of the things about homelessness in san francisco is that they want to be on the streets and they don't want to come off, and i think when you hear anecdotes that people say they want to go to someplace that the city has i think that's quite a positive to think about, but can you talk a little bit about that kind of anecdotal -- again there is that dialogue out in the city that our people are refusing things all the time. i am sure there is

been walking the same streets and it is heart breaking to say the least, and shameful, and we can do butch -- can did better and that's the task and my role and i appreciate your leadership in pushing us to do more because it's true. without your office stepping up and in this operation we couldn't have the 355 people able to end their homelessness through this vessel so i share your concern, so i wanted to bring up hsa who is asked to present and joyce crum will present on their behalf. >> just quickly i share supervisor campos' frustration and in his district in particular but it brings up the good question that people have talk said a lot i think one of the things about homelessness in san francisco is that they want to be on the streets and they don't want to come off, and i think when you hear anecdotes that people say they want to go to someplace that the city has i think that's quite a positive to think about, but can you talk a little bit about that kind of anecdotal -- again there is that dialogue out in the city that our people are refusing things all the time. i am sure there is