carlson. our phones are open. he will be with us for about the next 45 minutes or so. republicans can call in at (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. what is the business model? guest: that is very much like the recipe for coca-cola. it is a total secret. we sell ads against the content just like any other newspaper would. like magazines would before they collapsed. the key is traffic. we are not a nonprofit, in contrast to most organizations in washington. we have a nonprofit organization which does deeper investigation. the daily caller it self is just a company. it is one of the rare private sector for-profit companies in the district of columbia. we have to turn a profit or we disappear. we do not have someone secretly funding us. we have six or seven investors and then my business partner and i. they put in their investments. that was years ago so we have to turn a profit. and we have for the past three years maybe. we are proud of that. i have not boug

carlson.ur phones are open. he will be with us for about the next 45 minutes or so. republicans can call in at (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. what is the business model? guest: that is very much like the recipe for coca-cola. it is a total secret. we sell ads against the content just like any other newspaper would. like magazines would before they collapsed. the key is traffic. we are not a nonprofit, in contrast to most organizations in washington. we have a nonprofit organization which does deeper investigation. the daily caller it self is just a company. it is one of the rare private sector for-profit companies in the district of columbia. we have to turn a profit or we disappear. we do not have someone secretly funding us. we have six or seven investors and then my business partner and i. they put in their investments. that was years ago so we have to turn a profit. and we have for the past three years maybe. we are proud of that. i have not bought

margaret carlson: bringing in >> "dynasty," they are cabled the tv show. think it teaches anybody what white house correspondents are. host: if you would like to make a comment about the dinner facebook.com/c-span. follow us there were on twitter @cspan.

i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story" today. . >>> fbi agents nabbing the suspects during raids in the twin cities in dag oversan diego over the weekend all somalis from minnesota. investigators warning that state has become a hotbed for breeding terrorists. >> to be clear we have terror recruiting problem in minnesota. >> mike tobin live in chicago with more. what is going on? we've heard about this per percolating for the last couple years. >> we certainly have. first the evolution from the interest for people who wanted to join al shabaab now a lot more gravity toward isis. of particular interest out of this peer group is one member of the peer group who made it to syria. became a motivator for this particular group of young men. he left the united states in may of 2014 and never got on board his return flight in june of 2014. he left behind a beat-up volkswagen jetta. according to court documents, he has been communicating with limb. a confident informant says nor has been wooing the men wi

carlson pokes a shot. the islander players thought the shot came well after the final buzzer and that's why this is happening. >> chris: it's been a terrific series, and just giving you a little taste of what's to come. 1985 islanders trailed 2-0 to go to max. the seven-game marathon. islanders came back from 3-1. barry trotz group unable to finish off the islanders here today. performance for jaro halak. you said he would have to deliver. >> joe: and he did. it was a spectacular performance. he wasn't busy in the first 12 minutes or so of that first period. he had to have a big push at the end of the first period even though that is when washington scored their goal. then his play in the second and third period was superb. he'll need that again in game seven seven. >> chris: and maybe the final salute ever, but the islanders have other plans. we'll be back to wrap. 3-1 islanders headed to the seventh game. m every month on the dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one day you tap

carlson pokes a shot. the islander players thought the shot came well after the final buzzer and that's why this is happening. >> chris: it's been a terrific series, and just giving you a little taste of what's to come. 1985 islanders trailed 2-0 to go to max. the seven-game marathon. islanders came back from 3-1. barry trotz group unable to finish off the islanders here today. performance for jaro halak. you said he would have to deliver. >> joe: and he did. it was a spectacular performance. he wasn't busy in the first 12 minutes or so of that first period. he had to have a big push at the end of the first period even though that is when washington scored their goal. then his play in the second and third period was superb. he'll need that again in game seven seven. >> chris: and maybe the final salute ever, but the islanders have other plans. we'll be back to wrap. 3-1 islanders headed to the seventh game. m every month on the dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one day you tap

carlson and i appreciate your work and coming here in san francisco to run the office, so with that, we will close public comment and now we have the very hard part of going through our pool of applicants, for the mayor side, it's pretty easy, very qualified applicants and one person per seat, but for the appointments from the board of supervise source side, we have more of a challenge. before we start our discussion, i do want to mention some of the work of my office over the years with many people in the room to work with the mayor's office and kind of put it on the table to create the office of early care and education. it was about maybe 2010 or 2011 that we were meeting with some folks who are in this room, candace wong and erica bay baum who was working in my office at this time, september jarrett was part of the meetings, we laid the ground work on how it would be light and put some decision making, and we had to hold meetings at the board of supervisor and is the budget meetings and it created this office where we can have the kind of coordination this city needs when we have

first goal of the series for john carlson. later in the third period tied at 1-1. gets his clock cleaned by ovechkin and he beats holtby and that is the game winner. faked him out good. the islanders take a 2-1 lead. later on caps looking to even things up. two shots on net here. stopped in front. we all thought this was in but it hit off the crossbar. it was reviewed and it could have tied the game but ruled no goal. the islanders added a empty-netter and beat the caps forcing the game seven monday night, but despite the loss the capitals not hanging their heads. >> we're right there again tonight. one little thing and they get the go-ahead and we're chasing. so we energize and we have home ice for game seven and we should be excited about playing game seven at home. >> we have to play better than them today that is for sure and we have to be hungrier and play more physical too. >> let's talk baseball now. rainy day down in miami. no problem though. just close the roof to the ballpark and we'll play baseball. in the fourth inning strasburg on the mound facing john

real story" with gretchen carlson starts right now. >>> thanks, guys. court hearing under way for the postman who allegedly landed his gyrocopter on the lawn of the capitol yesterday. i'm gretchen carlson. we are here to bring you "the real story." here was na chaotic scene. happened during the show yesterday. the man who piloted that plane douglas hughes is in trouble now. he's in court. we don't yet know what charges he will face, but you can bet there will be a series of federal complaints against him. during this pilot's journey from gettysburg, pennsylvania, he made it through three restrictive air space zones. blowing through faa guidelines and putting the gyrocopter down yards from the capitol steps. this is the latest in the series of mishaps there leaving capitol police wondering what could be next? peter doocy live for news d.c. what are we hearing from federal court? >> there's been a one-hour delay in this hearing that was just announced. we won't know anything new until 2:30. there has been a big dispute before this appearance about whether

i'm gretchen carlson. the "real story" starts right now. >>> hillary clinton kick-starting her run for the white house in the hawkeye state. we are minutes away from her very first live campaign event. since her official announcement sunday in a video. so she is on a road trip traveling from her new york home out to the midwest making several stops along the way. her first official event today at a community college in monticello, iowa. that's where we find chief white house correspondent ed henry live for us. it's hillary clinton's first day campaigning in the important state of iowa. how is it going so far? >> she was at a coffee shop this morning outside davenport trying to mix it up with voters. you remember that announcement video was about being a champion of the middle class. here at this community college she wants to broaden that conversation. we are doing something we never tried before we are streaming on a live-u app on my iphone. we are in a mechanic's shop. behind me there is not a round tabl

. >> "the real story" with gretchen carlson starts right now. >>> thanks, guys.an who allegedly landed his gyrocopter on the lawn of the capitol yesterday. i'm gretchen carlson. we are here to bring you "the real story." here was na chaotic scene. happened during the show yesterday. the man who piloted that plane douglas hughes is in trouble now. he's in court. we don't yet know what charges he will face, but you can bet there will be a series of federal complaints against him. during this pilot's journey from gettysburg, pennsylvania, he made it through three restrictive air space zones. blowing through faa guidelines and putting the gyrocopter down yards from the capitol steps. this is the latest in the series of mishaps there leaving capitol police wondering what could be next? peter doocy

i'm gretchen carlson.o "the real story" today. . >>> fbi agents nabbing the suspects during raids in the twin cities in dag oversan diego over the weekend all somalis from minnesota. investigators warning that state has become a hotbed for breeding terrorists. >> to be clear we have terror recruiting problem in minnesota. >> mike tobin live in chicago with more. what is going on? we've heard about this per

i'm shannon breen in for gretchen carlson.ponse teams working to reach climbers stranded on mt. everest and remote mountain villages all across the region. we're also hearing unbelievable stories of survival. >> it was like 4,000 feet of stone just kind of coming. there's nowhere to run. so i told everybody get down. then put my hands over my head like just buried myself as much as i could. >> kitty, what can you tell us about the latest casualties as those numbers continue to

i am gretchen carlson.or the dash cam video and there is a mysterious object dropped and picked up by the police officer. what is it. >> and police stations are under attack and getting ransome notes. and we'll talk to the police chief not giving in to terrorist. and we'll have my biggest inspiration all at the top of the hour. >> new information on legislation under consideration in california that would require all students are vaccinated. under the controversial proposal, parents could not claim religious or personal beliefs as a reason to exempt their children from the vaccinations. hi william. >> reporter: jenna right now this is the most contentious issue in california politics. it is personal and principle. and both sides are passionate. advocates made their case in sacramento. if you want your child to attend school they must be vaccinated. this eliminates the opt- out provision that thousands of parents used based on religion or personal beliefs. california would join mississippi and west virginia

i'm gretchen carlson.t now. >>> hillary clinton kick-starting her run for the white house in the hawkeye state. we are minutes away from her very first live campaign event. since her official

alex ovechkin goes to john carlson. 1-1. in the third tavares comes charging ovie checks them into the boards, admiring his handiwork. that opens things up, he scores, 2-1 islanders. the caps trying to tie the game. jay beagle looks like you put in the rebound, but it hits the crossbar instead. no goal. caps lose 3-1. then as time expires, pushing and shoving. here comes the fireworks kellye. cannot wait for game seven. >> there were flashes of it tonight. we have to tighten up defensively. we had our chances. we will have to make sure that we learn. robert: nats in miami, strasburg looking for his second win. he looked good early on. hechavaria, he has no shot of hitting this curveball. don't you love how they freeze like that? bottom of the fourth, the marlins get on the board. giancarlo stanton, down the left-field line. martinp prado scores, 1-0 marlins. in the dugout, stras has some words for the pitching coach. after the game come he said it was a little frustration, leave it at that. nats get shut out, 8-0. o's-red so

margaret carlson: bringing in >> "dynasty," they are cabled the tv show. i don't think it teaches anybody what white house correspondents are. host: if you would like to make a comment about the dinner facebook.com/c-span. follow us there were on twitter @cspan. we are following the white house correspondents dinner on twitter if you want to make a comment as well. [indiscernible] announcer: anytime the president goes anywhere security is tight. many members of the cabinet, lots of politicians, a lot of security goes into this event. the general manager of the hilton spoke with us at. >> the security is operated by the secret service. the hotel takes guidance. it starts with the secret service. their plan is slightly different every year. they provide is the guidance on they will be operating. we take that and plan from there. it is very complicated. it requires a lot of experience. we are fortunate to have a good director of security who has worked with the secret service for many years. they are -- announcer: they are running a bit late for the predinner

the closing seconds of the first, the caps on the power play, alex ovechkin to john carlson his wrist gets passed the goal, tied at 1-1. in the third tavares comes charging ovie admires his check into the boards, but he is busy admiring his handiwork, and it's 2-1 islanders. less than six minutes to go, the caps trying to tie it. jay beagle look like he put in the rebound, but it hit the crossbar, no goal. the caps would lose game six 3-1. hoops, the wizards have a commanding 3-0 lead over the raptors, the first time a bullet/wizards team has ever started a series 3-0. otto porter gave the wizards a comfortable lead in the last five minutes with huge threes, and he has been producing this entire series. in the second game, he finished with 15 points, nine boards. last night we caught up with otoo and asked, what is going on. ottwhat's been going on with you lately, are you eating your wheaties? otto: it's playoff basketball. i'm just trying to help the team. coach: when he goes out and applies himself on both ends of the floor and plays aggressive good things happen. he solid. -- he's

check out john carlson. new york paid for that. ties the game.d period former cap with the shot. puck rolls up. does not roll in the net. game was chippy from the get go. nailed to the wall. he has the last laugh. islanders 3-1 win. there will be a game seven. >> it is disappointing because we didn't play our best. that is what is disappointing about it. we didn't get in on and go after him and play our game. we let one slip. we got to forget about it and move on. >> the other playoff team in town, wizards are coming off last night's game three win over the raptors in their first round eastern conference battle. it is the first-ever three series lead in franchise history. washington is one game away from squeaking toronto out of the playoffs. paul pierce late game heroics buried raptors. he scored eleven of 18 points in the fourth quarter. including back breaking three's. he proclaimed to the crowd that's why they brought me here. >> that takes the life out of the opponent. especially when they are fighting hard for the season. they hit back brea

i'm gretchen carlson. this is "the real story." this is suspect, john t. booker allegedly planning to set off a massive bomb at ft. riler arrested this morning while completing his final preparations. claudia was the first to tweet about this news this morning. what can you tell us about the suspect? >> as you mentioned eshgs's identified as 20-year-old john t. booker jr., aka mohammed abdullah hassan. he has been on the fbi's radar for quite some time, in fact, more than a year. federal prosecutors saying that he joined the army in kansas city last year with the intent of carrying out an insider attack at ft. riley kansas, eerily similar to the ft. hood massacre in texas. at about the same time he took to the internet to declare his jihadist acespirations and cheer the murder of americans in iraq. he spent time last year in a mental health facility, but he apparently did not give up on his dream to attack american soldiers on behalf of isis. this morning federal agents arrested him without incident in topeka. just about an hour and a half ago, the shockin

announcer: and that was margaret carlson and patrick gavin talking about some of the critiques of these correspondents dinner. christi parsons is the woman you have seen talking with the president from time to time in our live coverage tonight. one of the things that the correspondents association does his hand on scholarships and she talked with us about some of the efforts she had made to bring the dinner more in line with the actual mission. christi: i wrote a letter to the membership this year saying, hey, everyone, please invite your white house correspondence to their annual spring dinner. it is a democracy. we cannot tell people who to invite to their dinner. a lot of news organizations did take that to heart and have made sure that their white house correspondents are at the dinner and seated in their most prominent seats, and we encourage that, we like that. if a news organization decides to go another direction, really it is their right to do that. all we can do is encourage them to get in the spirit of the dinner, which is celebrating white house correspondents. the way you

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>> tucker carlson. >> on special report. >> jumping on the girls, he loves the ladies, that's for sureyou get animals. on the show. >> yeah. >> look how well behaved, his little bowtie. tucker carlson. >> he wants his cake. >> thanks. >> peter for jasper. >> can you just -- bret baier is thinking, pick it up people. >> set your dvrs, ever missed an episode of "the five," for us and bret bare is on deck. i apologize. >> o'reilly. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm bret bare in washington. we have new video tonight of the encounter between a white police officer and an unarmed african-american man in the moments leading up to a fatal shooting captured on camera. >>> plus how national politicians are now weighing in on this developing story. senior national correspondent john roberts is in north charleston, south carolina, again tonight. hi john. >> reporter: congressman steven lynch openly -- [ inaudible ]. >> released by the south carolina law enforcement division. what this shows is the very first moments of the encounter between officer michael slager and

. >> ryan carlson pled guilty and apologized publicly. jordan preevy's family is now trying to get a bill passed called jordan's bill, quickly reporting all accusations of child abuse to child and family protective services. compassion for the perpetrators and strength for themselves. jesus bonilla is trying to do the same. >> what would you say to the kids if they are sitting here now? >> i see it as at the end of the day, they are vimed too they got it done -- victims too they got it done as well. >> until the players and coaches confront the problem rather than hide it, the cycle of abuse will not be over. >> don't they have anything written down about what hazing policy should be, what can be allowed? >> yes, it wasn't until after that public meeting until after i filed that freedom of information ak, they act they do have an antibullying policy, they don't torgttolerating bullying, they also have training for their staff to talk about how they should supervise kids and things like that. >> it is pretty incredible. what is more distur

carlson, top shelf on the goalie. nice pass to the high glove side.his 12th goal of the season. we get a little over two minutes of game time later. and the caps they're going to strike again. it's matt with a laser. beats the defender. fourth goal this year. up 2-0. second period now same score. curtis with the puck. a nice pass. take another look at this beauty. number 20. bray don picks up win number 41. caps take it 3-0. >>> to philly. a night off for john wall. wizards taking on the 76ers. a nice pass, finishes with a dunk. second quarter, driving, going straight to the rim. about to inspire on defense. had 21 tonight. third quarter, lead to 11. sessions wide open for three. knocks that down. sessions he had 19 tonight. wizards with seven players with double digit points. they're fourth in a row. 119-90 is the final. love the bow tie. love the win. both teams hot going into playoffs. >> 76ers ain't even trying anymore. it's a shame to watch. did john wall tie his own tie? >> or was that a >>> is it real or a photoshop? that's what a lot of people

director of the new office of early care and education and representing the office today because barbary carlson the director is iowa. we want to thaj supervisor mar for setting the stage of our presentationism we want to answer your questions today and because the office is new give you a framework of what we are irk working on and what our thinking is and respond to the questions. we are excited about the office and what san francisco can do in the field of early care and education. really our main focus is on accessible, affordable and quality fraall san francisco families, but certainly with attention to those children who need it most. like in marieas presentation on dcys, the [inaudible] included in prop c and part of the that reauthorization include assigning fundsing to the office since the beginning in [inaudible] inoffice is responsible for managing the p fund for early edand that sntd t isn't what we want to do over night. we are work on a transition with first 5 to consolidate the funds fl to the office and consolidate and align the work and the bord is just seated our citizens advis

started when her kidneys started to deteriorate and she needed a transplant and her friend suzanne carlson wants to help but she was not a match she joined the pairing network and she was matched to another recipient nationwide and the network would find corbett a donor and overall it led to 34 kidneys, swapped between 26 hospitals nationwide. christiana was in the middle of the chain and dr. swanson calls the coordination of such an effort and the lives saved a mercal. >> living donation is the best hope for patients and the more we can add to that it adds to the donor pool. >> now corbett says she is given a new life with more time for friends and family including her daughter all thanks to her friend, suzanne. >> she is the angel that walks on this earth, the real hero in all of this. >> and corbett says her mother did not live long enough to see her have a child so the fact that she is here for her family and daughter is a true blessing we'll have more on this story the other recipients and donors on night line after jimmy kimmel live. >>> the fight over a farm is heating up in north p

of them over the site we're talking about and another one of the projects on market for the ritz carlson one of the busiest intersection and redid the foundation and we keep in place the one hundred-year-old brick facade to a lessor known business is your k through 12 business eave listed a lot of repeat clients year in and out so the protection of all of the buildings and especially at 50 south when we are doing the demolition of the two buildings one 60

of them over the site we're talking about and another one of the projects on market for the ritz carlson one of the busiest intersection and redid the foundation and we keep in place the one hundred-year-old brick facade to a lessor known business is your k through 12 business eave listed a lot of repeat clients year in and out so the protection of all of the buildings and especially at 50 south when we are doing the demolition of the two buildings one 60 van ness we'll put skoovrl around the building and the set back on the back over the top of 50 we'll put in a steel platform similar to the one over 50 fell when we were doing van ness we had it on the west side of the building so we'll do the same thing on the north side so when we are doing the demolition we have 3 levels of protection for 50 fell the doted

her long-time neighborhood friend, susan carlson, wanted to donate but she wasn't a match. so dr. said she joined the pair donor network. she would donate a kidney to the recipient she does match and they would find her a donor. it grew and it led to 34 kidneys between 26 hospitals nationwide. christiana was in the middle of the chain. calling the coordination of the effort and the life saved a miracle. >> and the donation is the hope for the patients. the more we expand it it adds significantly to the donor pool. >> she calls her friend an angel on hive. >> and giving me a chance at new life. a mother, seeing my child born. and now i am around for my daughter husband and friends. >> taking an incredible amount of planning and coordinating to pull something like this off. dr. swanson space the donors and coordinators are true heros. more on this story and the other donors and resipcipient the on "nightline" after "jimmy kimmel." >>> getting the much-improved accuweather forecast. >> we still have some showers around. showing this is the last batch of lingering showers over us. ste

second goal of the series, and as time was winding down, caps on their third straight power play, john carlson makes new york pay. now like we said, it was a chip pi game six. carl nailed taveras to the wall. but nikolai has the last laugh. the game winner, islanders go on to the 3-1 win. but then there was today. >> you got go through the game here and you know, all the emotions after the game and all this stuff right here. and then you have to park it and focus on game seven. i mean, that's where your energy and focus has to be on. >> we've had a lot of flashes in this series of what we need to do. and you know, we're going to use our home ice advantage to execute that. >> the wizards are an interesting place, up 3-0 in the best of 7 series. the franchise has never been in that position in the post season. now they would like to finish what they startedded and sweep toronto on their home court. in last night's game at the verison center, winning game three, 106-99. 37-year-old paul pierce was one of six in double figures. he nailed add three pointer with 16 seconds left. washington made a fr

we will talk with tucker carlson about the media landscape. and they conversation with patrick howley about the republican agenda in congress and the race for presidential nomination. washington journal on c-span at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> this sunday on q and a senior editor andrew ferguson on the gop presidential candidates for 2016 and what voters are looking for in a candidate. >> they want somebody who looks like he has stood up for them. i am amazed at the degree to which primary voters on both sides are motivated by resentment. and the sense of being put upon. those people really do not understand us. here is a guy who understands us and is going to stick it to them. that happens on both sides. hillary clinton will give her own version. i do not think that was actually true 30 years ago. resentment has always been part of politics, obviously. but the degree to which it is almost exclusively the motivating factor in committed republicans and democrats. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific. >> next, a conversation with freshman congr

still in the first, rambo behind the net feeding jay carlson out in front. his shot denied and he fakes the rebound, then fires. maryland they beat penn state, winners big, 12-5. >>> to hockey. the capitals in ottawa tonight for a 7:00 p.m. face-off. plenty on the line for the caps. a win gets braden hopie his 40th win of the season tying a franchise record. even better a victory clinches a playoff spot. the team riding a three-game winning streak scoring at least four goals a game during that stretch. two of those victories coming against playoff-caliber teams. this is a squad entering the playoffs playing the right way, according to head coach barry trotz. and unlike previous seasons, the caps seem built for a quality playoff run. >> a lot of what the playoffs is is timing and peaking at right times. and if you're playing well going into the playoffs you're going to have good momentum from your hockey club into the first series. doesn't matter who you play. and you know if a team is comfortable in the playoffs and maybe not playing their best you can catch

carlson co-editor of fox and friends weekend.ought we might be moving beyond gender politics we are not, right tuck snr >> she is not pretending. this is the rational for the hilary clinton campaign. you don't have to peel the onion too far back to get to gender. it is a handy campaign tool. if you run as the first woman you can use your gender as a weapon. you are a sexist much of the same way obama called his staff racist since the 2008 campaign. we have seen this before just a different species. >> here slogan could be vote for me i am a woman. but most people are not buying into that. it is not about gender politics. 80% of voters in fact including 81% of men, and 80% of women, think it would be wrong to assume most women will automatically vote for clinton because she is a woman. a year ago, same results candidate was a woman and 19% more likely 9% less likely but 71% say it doesn't matter a whip. >> yeah, there a couple things going on. one is there is a gap between what people say in polls and what they do all pollsters ac

. >> tucker carlson was asleep when they came back from commercial on this obviously too early in the analyst charles barkley was teased mercilessly while played back in slow motion when his eyes dared to droop. >> when former howard stern's sidekick, arty, fell asleep during the show, howard had the mic move closer. >> did you hear that. >> and camera pointed at his midriff. >> looks like his fourth trimest trimester. >> but at least he went arrested for intoxication. like this guy, even a puppy can fall asleep over a drink. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> in the uk we might fall asleep soon waiting for royal baby watch round 2. duchess of cambridge due to give birth any time. but royal enthusiasts are camped outside the hospital. decked out in union jack. the big guess is boy or girl. >> i think the male bet is absolutely fantastic. 11-8 out there. almost double your money. an 50/50. >> if names are your game let's play that. you can bettes on this. odds of the new baby called alice are now 6-5. coming in second is charlotte. at 5-1. and third is elizabeth at 6-1. >> royal baby watch

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. >> i am gretchen carlson,y wo are talking about the baltimore mayor if they asked police to stand down why? sdpshgs and time for the oriole and white sox to play in baltimore. they will not have any fans. what is it going to look like? we'll attack you live to camden yards and things get heated in the supreme court or over same- sex marriage. we'll analyze the legal battle in the top of the hour. >> the latest in the 2016 election now. and critics say republican presidential hopefuls focus too much on the attacking of democratic rival. and others say the gop needs to define mrs. clinton early particularly with younger voters not familiar with the record and past controversy. >> and we'll talk about it with jamie and jenna. it is interesting most of the republicans seem to be coping powder dry when it comes to each other and she is the universal product. >> she doesn't have a lot of the competition but the republicans have a problem here each candidate is going after her in their own way. but they are lacking an overriding unifying narrative that said she's not qualified to be president

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i'm gretchen carlson, "the real story" for this friday starts right now. >>> president obama trying nots confident a deal will be reached with iran over its nuclear program. the president speaking during a news conference

officer now charged with murder in the shooting of an unarmed black man hi everyone, i'm gretchen carlson. state investigators expected to soon release dash cam video. we're also learning officer sleigher used excessive amounts of force. >> gretchen, good afternoon the south carolina law enforcement division which is leading this investigation into saturday's shooting is working with the prosecutor to try to get that dash cam video released. we don't know if it's going to be today, but it could come as early as this afternoon. when that video is released, it should show the very first moments of the confrontation that emerged between the officer michael slager and walter scott when he was pulled over on saturday morning for a traffic violation. he had a broken taillight. what it will not show are the moments leading up just before the shooting because we understand that mr. scott left the roadway and ran into a grassy lot and q)e the shooting took place. we are learning more about officer skrksk!slager background. he joined the coast guard in 2003 was there until 2009, he also did port se