if she runs, former hewlett packard chief carly fiorina, would have no trouble doing that as the only in the gop field. in recent weeks she has also become a leading critic of democratic front-runner, hillary clinton. ms. fiorina, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> great to be with you. happy palm sunday. >> thank you. what are the chances that you're going to run for president? >> very high. >> you're a former businesswoman. give me a number. >> higher than 90%. >> really? >> yes, sir. >> so what would prevent you? why aren't you willing to announce right here today i'm a candidate for president? >> well because, you know, we need as other potential candidates are doing, we need to make sure we have the right team in place, that we have the right support, that we have the right financial resources lined up just as all the other potential candidates. >> when would you announce? >> probably late april, early may. >> if you run, and it would be in a field of current and former governors, several current senators, why should republican voters pick you? >> because i have a deep underst

the miracle of bundling -- now, that's progressive. >>> former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina says to run for president. >> i have a deep understanding how the economy works, becoming the chief executive of the largest technology company in the world because i understand how the world works. >> she made the statements on fox news sunday and also attacked likely democratic contender hillary clinton saying she lacks a track record of accomplishment, is not candid and question's people's confidence in her. in 2010 she lost the u.s. senate race against barbara boxer. >>> pope francis has ushered in holy week in st. peters square. this is palm sunday for the faithful. marks the crucifix -- the week before the crucifixion. he said mass for those killed 150 texas reference to victims of the islamic state massacre. next sunday a million people ared anded to flood the square for easter. >> hollywood came to san francisco this morning filming a scene for a new movie about steve jobs. hundreds of people wind out outside the davis symphony hall to be extras in the movie. some movie stars were

carly fiorina joins me life. i'm gretchen carlson and the real story starts right now. >>> white house dodging tough questions for a second day in a row over transparency and the revolutions that hillary clinton exclusively used personal e-mail accounts while serving as secretary of state even running a private server from her home. at the end of last year, clinton turned over 55,000 pages of correspondence, she turned that over to the state department as required by law. the chairman of the benghazi committee said he learned about the personal e-mails last summer. and found out only recently they were the only accounts she has and she never had an official state account. heara again now. >> it is everything our founders were afraid of. everything our constitution was designed to prevent. >> chief white house correspondent ed henry live on the north lawn. all right, head so much to get to. but secretary clinton has railed against secret e-mail accounts in the past, we just heard it. >> reporter: secretary clinton

moving on, carly fiorina is right now a longshot to be our next president. she did well at the freedom summit and did well at cpac, and tonight, she's headed back to iowa. she says things about hillary clinton that the guys cannot. she is positioned to be the most effective hillary rodham clinton critic the gop has. john: there's no doubt that's what she wants to be and that how she's positioning yourself and she could before the reasons you just alluded to, the gender thing gives her a way to attack hillary without seeming misogynist. there are some things she is doing which are silly. she has been attacking hillary clinton for being a plagiarist. she wrote a book called "tough choices" and hillary wrote a book called "hard choices." if she is going to be an effective critic, she will have to do it in a more substantive way than she is in an example like that. mark: totally agree. glib one-liners are fine for certain crowds, but i'll be interested to see which republicans do the hard research, opposition research, but also intellectual research to see what

i want to bring in former hp chair carly fiorina for her reaction. a company good 360, a nonprofit giving away goods for everyday survival for those who need it. carly a former ceo of hewlett-packard, a huge company. welcome to the program. >> thanks kelly, we mention all this kelly, because we know because you just told us you're 90% certain to be somebody who is running for president next year of as well. so what is your position on indiana's religious freedom bill? >> well you know i think unfortunately, this is an example of everything that is wrong with politics. the bill as mary thompson correctly pointed out is based on the national bill that bill clinton signed. this is not about protecting discrimination. it's about protecting religious liberty. and so in fact it was this law that was used by you may recall the muslim prisoner who wanted to grow a beard in prison. >> right. >> and he took that case all the way to the supreme court and won because basically, what this law says is that someone can have a remedy against the federal government fo

i ask you would you think that carly fiorina could make a good number two? >> i don't know if it would be good for the republican ticket to have a essentially a political novice as a number two and somebody with a business background that could be mined pretty heavily by democraticon researchers. but never say never. however, i just think the field is so deep, you have some fresh faced senators, some hispanics that are running on the republican side and i think you could do a lot with the number two if they are not the number one. carly fiorina has done better than people expected and set herself apart so far in the shadow primary. >> we have a new cbs poll, i'll flash it up there. ted cruz shows the most gloet up from 22% last month. now 37%. and then you have cruz running neck to neck with scott walker at 35%. jebb bush the most popular republican candidate. and mike hucka becomes in at 42%. and hillary remains popular amongst the democrats with 81% of their support at this juncture. before we go, what's your analysis of that poll? >> the poll shows name i

i want to talk about carly fiorina, first of all.be a hired gun hired by the republicans to attack hillary clinton? because 13 white male presidential candidates cannot attack hillary clinton. >> you know, that's a -- it's an interesting line of conversation that you just brought up that is being talked about with the gop power brokers. carlycarly fiorina is saying i have more tangible accomplishments than hillary clinton. i ran a big bureaucracy. i managed a big company. i made big decisions. i am the one that should lead to u.s. government -- the u.s. government, not hillary clinton. she is saying flying around the world is not an achievement. that's carly fiorina's dig at hillary clinton. stuart: she's going right after hillary clinton. not democrats in general, no, himself. >> yeah that's right. we've got an unusually crowded gop field, you're right. marco rubio rand paul, then we have jeb bush. jeb bush i'm hearing too, could be a ticket with scott walker. so that's the talk in the gop party, that jeb bush could run with scott w

for probably $4 million or $5 million to unlock their full potential which is reminiscent of carly fiorina'sac, called unlocking potential project. fiorina's book was called "tough choices." it came out in october 2006. clinton's book was "heartard choices." she waited eight years to use that title. what do you make of that? >> listen, we all take a little bit from each other. i take notes from andy all the time on red-eye. i do. yes. i think fiorina actually took the unlocking the potential from my high school guidance counselor. she would tell me that all the time. she would also bring up tough choices when i was deciding to be a theater major in college. she wasn't all about it. >> you're not moved by this, at least ostensibly concerning plagiarism? >> we take from each other. i take notes from joanne on red-eye all the time. unlocking your full potential is a pretty tried and true phrase and it's so meaningless that any politician could use it. >> that explains them using it then. >> i guess godless america was taken. it's like these phrases are so pointless and innane and then they figh

we have jeb bush, marco rubio, scott walker, chris christie, rick perry bobby jindal, carly fiorina, john kasich, mike huckabee, ted cruz rand paul, mike pence, rick santorum, ben carson. and probably a handful of others who may be watching right now saying, i'm thinking about doing that, too. it's what i love about the political process. we just don't know who it will be and why politics are so complicated but really so simple, too. about the only thing we can say for sure right now is we just don't know. and that's what keeps me so, so interested. you can find my take every day on my facebook page and at foxnews.com foxnews.com. >>> coming up on "the real story" today tragic, tragic news about that little boy, the death of that boy shot and killed by a cleveland police officer. but guess what? who the city says is to blame for tamaritamir rice's death. >>> and more about jihadii john more on his past ties to alleged jihadists. we'll ask the family of steven sotloff, one of the american beheaded by isis, what they think we need to do to actually finally catch that guy. huh, fifteen

. >>> up next, former hewlett packard ceo carly fiorina goes after hillary clinton as he considers a for the republican presidential nomination. what do you think of fiorina and the potential gop field for 2016. let me know on facebook or twitter @foxnewssunday and use the #fns. in my world, wall isn't a street. return on investment isn't the only return i'm looking forward to. for some every dollar is earned with sweat, sacrifice, courage. which is why usaa is honored to help our members with everything from investing for retirement to saving for college. our commitment to current and former military members and their families is without equal. start investing with as little as fifty dollars. >>> amid a crowded 2016 repcan d, >>> amid a crowded 2016 crowded republican field the problem is how to stand out g she runs, carly fiorina has no trouble as the only g.o.p. in the field. back, miss fiorina. >> happy palm sunday. >> what are the chances you will run for president? >> very high. >> you are a firm businesswoman. give me a number? >> higher than 90 percent. >> really? what would p

jeb bush picked to the big eight as did carly fiorina. others keeping it close to home.d lsu to win it all while walker chose wisconsin. former maryland governor martin o'malley picked you guessed it maryland. lindy graham joined many of the 2016 hopefuls and went with the odds picking conduct for the title. jeb bush and carly fiorina chose a swing state to win it all, the university of virginia. what about hillary clinton, her own contest might be around the corner. but as for march madness, she's having none of it. thanks for watching state of the union, i'm gloria borger in washington. "fareed zakaria gps" starts right now. >>> this is "gps," the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world, i'm fareed zakaria. we'll begin the show with benjamin netanyahu's re-election to a fourth term as prime minister of israel. his preelection maneuvers appear to have put him on a collision course with the obama administration. just how bad have things gotten between israel and washington and who is to

earthquake and people whose loans didn't cover all their expensions. >>> former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorinaor president. her experience at hp more than qualifies her for the white house, fiorina could make an announcements as soon as next month officially. >>> a church van crash in florida has killed eight people this morning including the driver. police say the driver of the van passed through a stop sign careened across several lanes of highway before crashing into a canal. ten other passengers were taken to the hospital. >>> i'm ryan takeo live in the newsroom. a cal student has been missing for more than 48 hours near usc's campus. eloi vasquez was a soccer standout at marin academy in san rafael. he was last seen at a frat party near usc early saturday morning. he said he was going to walk to the beach. not long after that, he called a friend who says he told her he'd been drinking and did not know where he was. >> i asked him i was like where are you? he's like i'm in l. a. and i'm lost. >> just scary to not know to have no word from him at all. >> his family's offering $50,000 for in

mark: carly fiorina? >> i really like her. i watch one of her speeches.he lost her doctor to drug addiction. she is also a cancer survivor. she feels it is important to equalize men with women. mark: is it that she is a woman candidate? >> absolutely. i despise clinton. she has the police, can speak well, and being a woman is a plus for me. mark: i want to ask you about the three people. tell me your sense of if this is a choice -- are they establishment or anti-establishment candidate. governor bush. >> establishment. mark: governor walker? >> anti-establishment. >> probably anti-establishment. >> anti-establishment. mark: anybody see him as part of the establishment question mark -- establishment question mark -- establishment? mark: who thinks hillary clinton will be the democratic nominee. >> i think that is good for us. mark: you don't think she will be the nominee? >> this old thing with her e-mails doesn't make sense. mark: how do you figure out who is electable? >> if you have to define yourself as being different to stand out, the problem is they

. >> carly fiorina told fox news today there is a higher than 90% chance she is going to seeing the republican nomination for president in 2016. she says she understoods technology and economics and uses those skills to grow her company and create jobs in 2010 she lost the bid for the u.s. senate. clinton has not responded to her comments. >>> a new report found women who work for lawmaker tuesday state capitol earn considerably lest than their male counterparts. "sacramento bee" analyzed pay and found women who work nor state assembly make 92 cents on the dollar. those in the senate are slightly higher at 49 crepts on the dollar. both figures are better than california overall where women earn 48 crepts compared to men at the same jobs. top five awaying legislative staff positions were held by men in both houses. state lawmakers introduced nearly two dozen laws and budget actions to help close the pay gap. >>> the supreme court could decide tomorrow whether to hear a freedom of speech appeals case on what students can wear to school. at issue can children mary western flags on their -- americ

. >> carly fiorina told fox news today there is a higher than 90% chance she is going to seeing the republican nomination for president in 2016. she says she understoods technology and economics and uses those skills to grow her company and create jobs in 2010 she lost the bid for the u.s. senate. clinton has not responded to her comments. >>> a new report found women who work for lawmaker tuesday state capitol earn considerably lest than their male counterparts. "sacramento bee" analyzed pay and found women who work nor state assembly make 92 cents on the dollar. those in the senate are slightly higher at 49 crepts on the dollar. both figures are better than california overall where women earn 48 crepts compared to men at the same jobs. top five awaying legislative staff positions were held by men in both houses. state lawmakers introduced nearly two dozen laws and budget actions to help close the pay gap. >>> the supreme court could decide tomorrow whether to hear a freedom of speech appeals case on what students can wear to school. at issue can children mary western flags on their -- americ

republicans reacted to hillary clinton and several potential republican candidates weighed in including carly fiorina. she told us hillary clinton told us to trust her. nothing in her track record suggests we should do so. republican rand paul criticized clinton for applying the double standard. >> i don't think that clinton should be above the law. she said part of the reason why she didn't obey the law was convenience. but i don't think convenience should trump national security. i think there's a little bit of arrogance some of these laws applied to lower people but not to me i'm hillary clinton. >> possible democratic candidates for president including jim webb martin o'malley and bernie sanders did not comment after clinton's news conference. but she did receive support from democratic senator diane feinstein. >> i think the important you thing was she stepped forward and talked to people. and i think people will be reassured listening to it. now, i know this is look the most popular political figure in the country right now. and there is an effort from an opposition party to demean and diminish

let's see if carly fiorina can move in that realm. >> she says she had a record of a competent, but even that record is a little spotted in her business career. that later, but let's talk about president obama, who did not read any of my tweets last night during jimmy kimmel, but he did read some that were way meaner. here is one of his best responses. >> somebody send obama some life hacks on how to be a good president. haha. like i bet that would help. lol. you know, the lol is redundant when you have the haha. >> i love that. mark, i'm curious if you see any of the candidates out there right now in either party who have the potential to score like those guys did in the pop-culture primary. >> bush can be pretty funny, but he's not a huge pop-culture guy. the two i think have the best potential -- one is chris christie who has done it and has a good figurative feel forwarding comedy lines are, and the other is mike huckabee. he understands humor and timing. it's not everybody's cup of tea but i think those guys are the strongest. some people in the race like scott walker have to prove

carly fiorina is 90 percent sure shell run for the g.o.p. nomination. >> we need to make sure we have the right team in place, that we have the right support, and we have the right financial resources lined up as all the other potential candidates. >> four made the statements on fox news yesterday and attacked likely democratic contender hillary clinton saying she lacks a track record of accomplishment and is not candid. fiorina lost the united states senate race against barbara boxer in 2010. >>> a brand new week is we will find out what is going on with the weather. mike? >> temperatures in san francisco where we erupting pretty mild from 50 at west portal to the ferry building at 57 and coming across the golden gate bridge at 53 and same in the mission and bayview and sunny side and downtown at 54 degrees. if you are in the north bay 45 at petaluma. american canyon is 44. 49 in pleasanton and palo alto and saratoga. 48 in santa clara. we have a lot of sunshine today. we have a few passing high clouds. it will be breezy in the afternoon. >

. >>> one time senate candidate carly fiorina says there's a higher than 90% chance she will run forsident. >> there's high stakes which i'm prepared to be accountable. >> she says she will make an announcement in late april or early may. today fiorina came out against hillary clinton. questioning clinton's use of her personal e-mail. fiorina has never held public office. >>> there's word that the nsa considered stopping a secret phone surveillance program before edward snowden ever exposed it. according to the associated press, current and former officials say some wanted to drop the program because they thought the cost outweighed the benefits. despite the criticism, the nsa continues to collect and store phone records for use in terrorism investigations. however, the law allowing such collection is set to expire in june. >>> with the deadline just two days away, iran is now backing away from a key part of the deal to keep it from developing nuclear weapons. iran said it would not be willing to send a stockpile of weapons to russia. however western officials said there were other w

>> that is part of it the way they are you can tell, you see them on tv, or carly fiorina you can tell if they are comfortable in their own skin, what in a are doing the great majority are as a party we need working, middle class appeal, reach out to minorities, hispanics and african-americans the demographics have changed. so you have to represent reach out to the other groups, there is nothing wrong with saying, look, you have had 6 years of problems, we think we can help you realize your tubes and dream -- opportunities or dreams, we have come from that we have done that, we think we know what it takes. we know what went wrong with the american dream we were there we succeeded we can tell you how we can do it. neil: i wonder if that hurts someone like you know jeb bush? >> well, it is not as good for jeb as for scott. you know you can imagine scott walk or stage with hillary clinton, and hillary clinton claiming she represents the middle class and working class. that is ridiculous, this guy has a great story he explains supply side economics talking about how he buys shares at kohl'

. >> i think that carly fiorina and hillary clinton would come to the offers with a much different -- office with a much different perspective than a lot of men that are running, i do, a perspective that a lot of americans would like in the white house. >> a men! joe, you are so right. kennedy: i am so glad you agree with each other, just get a room. you will find a lot of people will hold their future president to a higher standard. and, we want to see a woman in the white house, it has to be right woman, it has to be a person who knows how to run the country, of integrity who will get people jobs, and a person who isend ar gender blind, i hat seen that candidate yet -- >> between. between. but between carly and hillary clinton, have you a wide spectrum to choose between, if your daughter would like to see a woman, on the bill, it -- the two of them are a good choice. kennedy: we might have to put ronald reagan in a wig. >> really? >> thank you, we have to go, you are both. smart, and kind thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you kennedy. kennedy: coming up, congressman resigns in middl

carly fiorina did a great job also. i was pleased to see how well so many of our people did. donald trump always ignites the crowd. rand paul just is trying to beef up his foreign policy bona fides if you will. everybody focused on that. that's the great thing. there are plenty of options for 2016. the mood is serious. people are focused. and they want to make certain that we win this thing. >> how big an issue do you think immigration is going to be in the selection of the republican nominee for president? >> i think immigration is going to be right there at the top. i think you can put border security, immigration, and actually probably the security agenda all told. national security. retirement security. economic security. job security. you're hearing a lot about that. and immigration is a part of that. so many people -- >> do you think, congresswoman, that that might be the reason that governor jeb bush came in fifth? >> it may have been. i don't know. i do know this. people want to make certain that we get it right, that we secure the border first and that we rein presid

carly fiorina says there is at least a 50% chance she'll toss her hot in the ring. >> we need as other potential candidates are doing we need to make sure we have the right team in place that we have the right support, the right financial resources lined up just as all the other potential candidates are doing. >> when would you announce? >> probably early may. >> carly fiorinna dubbed in 1998 america's most powerful busy woman by forbes. she was president of lucent technologies she was named ceo of hewlett packard in 1999, becoming the first woman to lead a fortune 500 company. >>> two men missing since the blast in new york city happened at a japanese restaurant on thursday, one a customer, the other an employee. investigators believe the explosion was caused from work on a gas line between the two buildings. aftermath leveled almost an entire block. >>> more than 100,000 morners looked on at the funeral procession of lee quan yew. credited with turning singapore into a successful state. sahel rachman has the story. >> the body of lee quan yew is taken from state house. his body carri

carly fiorina joins me life.en carlson and the real story starts right now. >>> white house dodging tough questions for a second day in a row over transparency and the revolutions that hillary clinton exclusively used personal e-mail accounts while serving as secretary of state even running

jeb bush and carly fiorina chose a swing state to win it all, the university of virginia. what about hillary clinton, her own contest might be around the corner. but as for march madness, she's having none of it. thanks for watching state of the union, i'm gloria borger in washington. "fareed zakaria gps" starts right now. >>> this is "gps," the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world, i'm fareed zakaria. we'll begin the show with benjamin netanyahu's re-election to a fourth term as prime minister of israel. his preelection maneuvers appear to have put him on a collision course with the obama administration. just how bad have things gotten between israel and washington and who is to blame? bibi or barack some we have great reporting and a spirited debate. >>> then on wednesday, another foreign leader will address congress. but this one will actually be welcomed at the white house. afghanistan's new president will meet and greet in washington this week but he talked to me first exclusively. >> also give me your tired, your poor

on that point as well somebody that stood out at cpac who was maybe under the radar is carly fiorina. she said flying around the globe is not an accomplishment. she will be an interesting potential attacker against hillary clinton. this field is enormous and there is only potentially one woman who is considered part of it. it's difficult to attack -- or it can be more difficult to attack a woman candidate, an she's sort of emerging as the person low can go after hillary clinton on foreign policy. >> i was watching the crowd reaction to carly fiorina as she went after hillary clinton, it was interesting. >> time to get some thoughts from our panel. we'll do that in a minute. first we want to look at a moment that may have clinched the straw poll for rand paul this week. >> it's time for a new way. a new set of ideas. a new leader one you can trust. one who works for you, and above all, it's time for a new president. [ chanting ] >> thank you. thank you. >> as we look at the straw poll results again, joined at the table by msnbc contributor, jonathan capeheart, jackie kucinich from the

>> carly fiorina is speaking to a women's group in washington.is phony and they are looking at female economic and security concerns. meanwhile, texas senator ted cruz is in new hampshire taking aim at the washington bureaucracy. >> there is a populist moment right now to push for a flat tax and to shut down the irs. that will only happen if it comes from the people. it will only happen if there is a grassroots movement behind it. >> although he is a current united states senator cruz is selling that he hasn't become part of the culture here. >> meanwhile, mike two of the early favorites chris crossing new hampshire over the weekend, very different styles there. >> no question about that. jeb bush says on immigration and common core he's planning to stand his ground. >> i've learned, though that because something's controversial or you have a view that the narrative the so-called political narrative has been built up you don't abandon your core beliefs. you go persuade people as i've tried to do about why i'm for higher standards. and those that

come out of the gate with a fresh air candidate who says, along i'm an honest guy or gal if it's carly fiorinau know, you contrast honesty against the clintons. that's a tough -- that's mr. cusack, a tough perception to fight, is it not? >> it is and be president of the united states. you can't be secretive here is a novel idea bill, when if she released personal emails? it would humanize her to see the emails about chelsea's. >> she is not going to do it. >> no she is not going to do it what she should say to the fbi the justice department. come, in take a look at my server, all right, mr. bevin please keep my private emails private. i think they would agree to do that in bright. -- writing. if there is some mistake i made by classifying private email that really is public business then you can release it don't you think that's a logical thing to do mr. bevin? it might be logical thing but that's not the clinton's mo. >> why not? you are advising her, mr. bevin. you make your living in the political arena. you are advising her. what's wrong with that? >> it might be good political advice. we

carly fiorina is eyeing the white house. the former ceo of hewlett-packard, a republican says she is more than 90% likely to run for president. fiorina is wasting no time going after the democratic contender hillary clinton. she says clinton's character is flawed and adds there is a confidence issue with the former secretary of state. after fiorina was forced to resign at hp she ran for u.s. senate back in 2010 but lost to incumbent barbara boxer. you can watch my exclusive interview with fiorina from 2013. she addressed her health and her forced exit from hp among other things. it's right there on the front page of our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> growing anger tonight from what opponents call the most hateful proposal voters may ever have to consider. a ballot proposal known as the sodomite suppression act was introduced by huntington beach attorney matt mclaughlin weeks ago. if approved by voter, it would make homosexual sex a crime punishable by death. attorney general kamala harris is trying to block it from ever reachi

carly fiorina is 90 percent sure she will run. >> we need other potential candidates to make sure wet financial resources lined up as all the other potential candidates. >> fiorina made the statements on fox news yesterday and attacked likely democratic contender hillary clinton saying she lacks a track record of accomplishment and is not candid. fiorina lost the united states senate race against barbara boxer in 2010. >>> we will check the bay area weather forecast on this monday. >> we start in the north bay with temperatures in the mid-to-upper 40s from novato petaluma, rohnert park and guerneville and mill valley and american canyon and low 50s around napa and calistoga and san rafael. we have lafayette at 51 along with newark and san carlos and if san francisco dress for 53 and same in san jose and in brentwood we are at 58 degrees. the east bay hills are quiet but it is going to be breezy as we head into to afternoon hours. that going to take average our record highs because the mes are coming off the ocean and we will get a lot of dropping of the temperatures in the water the

carly fiorina, if she decides to run would be a female candidate on the republican side.ever held elected office. lost her senate race against barbara boxer. >> she said she was 99% in i think that was her percentage, in the 90s she would be running. >> sounds like a good chance tamron. >> thank you very much mark. appreciate it. >>> terrifying video shows a veteran firefighter falling through the roof of a burning home in california. the latest on his condition in this unbelievable video. >>> first, there's a lot going on this morning. here are some things we just thought you should know. this morning, it is official. trevor noah will replace jon stewart as host of "the daily show" show". he says he has tremendous comic talent. his debut announced at a later date. that's one thing we thought you should know. hey, how's the college visit? you remembered. it's good. does it make the short list? you remembered that too. yea, i'm afraid so. knowing our clients personally is what we do. it's okay. this is what we've been planning for. thanks, bye. and with over 13,000 financi

you are here to say, i don't care of carly fiorina had an article in the wall street journal saying thatnsit is a waste of money. you are looking those members of congress today and i just say, you tell me this is a waste of money. you talk about the people who are writing her buses or your trains. you challenge them. you'd -- it is really easy for them to say in meetings, on capitol hill, you know, they get together and talk to each other. when i get fired, michael, my resume is coming to you. thank god i'm not qualified to work at metro. they say, this is really easy, we need another 10 or $50 billion. we will dump out transit. that is easy for them to say to each other, but it will be real hard when you are in their offices. you will hear them say, the market ought to decide. transit is very local. the local folks are paying for it. i was in south carolina doing a presentation at the south carolina chamber of commerce . anyone hear from south carolina? in the back. thank you very much. you have a congressman from their who said a lot of the right things, including that we need to rais

carly fiorina is the former chairman and ceo of hewlett-packard and joins us this morning. rina. >> good morning, alisyn. please call me carly. >> i'd love to carly. thanks so much for being on new day. let's talk about the news of the day, that is that prime minister benjamin netanyahu appears to have won and pulled off a victory by a bigger margin than polls had suggested. are you pleased? >> well i am pleased. and not only was it a fairly decisive victory. it would appear, but 70% of israelis voted. so i think this is a pretty clear mandate that the people of israel respect and appreciate a very strong leader. and that's what bibi netanyahu has been. >> in the days the last say 48 hours, he really sort of ramped up his rhetoric. and in fact he vowed just yesterday, that if he were to win, he would not be interested in any sort of palestinian statehood or two-state solution. now that's different than what the white house has said it wants. and what benjamin netanyahu himself said he wanted in 2009. how do you explain that change of course? >> well i think bibi netanyahu ha

carly fiorina on "new day" this morning. gloria borger that's it from me. i'll be back at 5:00 p.m.tern in "the situation room." to our international center cnn "newscenter" and for our american viewers, newsroom" with brook baldwin starts right now. >> i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. right now we've got to tell you about this manhunt under way for three terrorists accused in a mass killing. these people here managed to escape this rampage, but at least 19 others most of them tourists did not. the siege unfolded at this museum of tunis, the capital of tunisia. obviously, you're looking at pictures for instance side the building here as people were running quite literally for their lives. they were visiting the bardo museum connected to tunisia's

carly fiorina says she is more than 90% likely to seek the republican presidential nomination.florida republican senator marco rubio is also expected to roll out a bid for the white house in two weeks. and kentucky senator rand paul is expected to declare his candidacy next week. last week of course texas senator ted cruz became the first official presidential candidate for 2016. >>> you don't want to talk politics you change to the weather. let's take a live look outside, beautiful live look at the bay bridge this morning as we ownership a nice day ahead, change in the works when it comes to our work week as well and the forecast, christina. >> that's right, good morning, laura and sam, everybody at home. hopefully you had a wonderful weekend. temperatures this morning are really comfortable, not too bad out there at all. 53 to kick off the new day in san francisco. 51 in the south bay, take you through your day-part forecast we expect the low 70s for most of us by lunch time today. we'll be at about 69 degrees in the south bay. 70 degrees expected by noon in the north bay and

carly fiorina. i fithink if she runs, she wille the only woman in this very large field. saying, look, you don't represent all women, you may want to make this about break being the glass ceiling for women but i can do it. and just because you are a woman doesn't mean you have to subscribe to a liberal agenda. it will be interesting to see what carly fiorina says about her presidential prospects and also hillary clinton's. >> sounds like a great show, chris wallace. fox nud sunday. >> by the way, you want to ask me how my bracket is? i'm in the lead in the fox news sunday pool. >> wow. no kidding. that's cool. if i want to get anywhere, don't beat the boss. if the "fox & friends" pool right now, my wife is beating me so we really haven't been talking about bracketology on this program. >> really. well, mrs. lucky. she's doing well. >> she is mrs. happy is mrs. lucky as well. >> mrs. happy. >> thank you, mr. sunday. see you sunday. >> bye, guys. >>> 21 minutes before the top of the hour. heather childress has a look at the headlines. >> couple quick stories. the teens accu

donald trump and carly fiorina at 3%.he headline from washington times.com, rand paul winning the cpac conference. joining us on the phone, stephen dinan. thanks for being with us. what was your take away yesterday? it seems like the story was rand paul strong showing. guest: he has now won for three years in a row. his father won a couple of times. there seems to always be one of the calls at the top of the test -- top of the contest. the story was scott walker who one year ago was down around 5% -seven percent. now into the 20%. that shows all you need to know as to how interest conservatives are into his potential candidacy . for a number of different reasons. i think the other two interesting story out of the straw poll were jeb bush, who had a decent showing, but nowhere near what he would hope for being jeb bush. probably the worst part for him is that when his name was announced in fifth place, he was booed by the audience. it tells you that the reception he is getting. the other thing is marco rubio. two years ago

restaurant worker we're waiting on positive i.d. >>> and from the"the washington post" post", carly fiorinant after democratic front-runner hillary clinton saying the e-mail scandal "suggests her character is flawed." fiorina's announcement likely to come in late ip early may. >> you never know who's catching on, who's knop pt a big surprise out of cpac hour well her speech was receive and people are starting to talk positively about a woman that very few gave any chance of making any waves. >> she had a very bad image and reputation a few years ago. >> she did. >> just not being somebody likable on the campaign. interesting on the campaign trail. >> yeah. but, sam -- you were there. a big surprise. conservatives start the talking. >> predominantly because she was viciously attacking hillary clinton and what they wanted to hear. if she can parlay that in something useful on the campaign trail i wouldn't discount her getting support there. >> anything's possible. this from the "associated press." months before the edward snowden leaks there was a proposal circulating within the national secu

former hewlett-packard chair and ceo carly fiorina will join kelly evans live.ch that interview at 4:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnbc. >>> let's set the menu for the rest much the hour folks. german and french markets up more than 10% in two months. there may be a lot of reason to worry about buying into that rally. see why analysts at s&p are saying beware. financials down 3% in three months. is there opportunity in that sector now? the retailers still getting hit hard by the port shutdown out on the west coast. what's taking so long to get the shipping biz back in order out there is this we're keeping an eye on the market. big wally, folks, as you know. up 290 for the dow. do i hear 295? power lunch will be right back. isn't a street. return on investment isn't the only return i'm looking forward to. for some every dollar is earned with sweat, sacrifice, courage. which is why usaa is honored to help our members with everything from investing for retirement to saving for college. our commitment to current and former military members and their families is with

. >> and talk to me about carly fiorina, former head of hp. she was on fox news sunday.e me a number. >> higher than 90%. >> really? >> yes, sir. >> sounds like higher than 90% is she's going to run. >> probably. some people were saying mitt romney was 90% and it didn't happen. we have to be careful. doesn't happen until the candidate makes that decision then it could change. if you look at just the facts out there, there's not a reason she wouldn't run. she's probably going to be the only female republican out there. and talking to early state activists, what they like about her that others don't, she hands out her personal cell phone number. i talked to a new hampshire add video cat, loved that they could pick up the phone, get access to her. she's accessible. she's not a retail campaigner, but good at big speech. what republicans really love about her, in every speech she delivers, she's always going after hillary and that always sets the room ablaze. >> always a pleasure to see you. thanks for being with me. >> thanks jose. >>> we are keeping a close eye on the debat

i got that statement from carly fiorina. so pretty interesting statement. well, what's clear to me in preparing for the future is that we need to reflect the realities of your business and the world that you exist in. the constant evolution of the global supply chain. i recognize that while we have some major efforts already under way, there are some areas that need additional focus and they need more work and they need more work from us. trade enforcement. over and over again, i've never heard anyone say that, well, you shouldn't be enforcing and spending as much time on enforcement. but you should do it in a consistent, predictable way, and those that are violating our trade laws, those that are being required of enforcement, that it only helps the businesses that are in fact playing by the rules and that have that level playing field. so we need to do a better job in that. i heard from congressional leaders about the importance of enforcement also. and the critical role that we play in protecting our markets. we have made some strides. for example, cbp a