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donald trump in iowa after tweeting new chris simple about megyn kelly. >> edward lawrence live in washingtonthe latest. good morning, edward. >> good morning. sam and laura, love him or hate him donald trump is make the primary very interesting. look at video, he fought with another journalist last night. >> reporter: donald trump spoke to some 3,000 supporters in dubuque, iowa but the fireworks came during the news conference, a television news anchor from univision started asking questions to immigration to trump while speaking. next? excuse me, sit down, you weren't called sit down. sit down. sit down. go ahead. >> i have a rate to -- >> no, you don't. you haven't been called. >> i have a right to -- >> go back to univision. >> reporter: the journalist was removed, and later returned and allowed to ask questions about deporting all illegal immigrants if trump were president. >> one thing we'll start with are the gangs and the bad ones you agree there are bad ones. do you agree or do you think everyone's perfect? no, i asked you a question. do you agree with that? >> reporter: a new gallup

. >> host: mickey edwards we often hear chris matthews on "msnbc" talk about how tip o'neill and ronald reagan could find out they can have a drink at 5. was that your experience during the reagan years? >> guest: yes, i was very close to reagan. somebody complemented me the other day and i have declined to complement and they said you tend to be not full of certitude you are not very ideological and that's why you were able to work across the aisle. i said thank you but it wasn't me. it was a time when tip o'neill and ronald reagan were not an exception. i had many good friends on the other side of the aisle. it was working together on trying to solve problems that society was different then. our culture today you see it on c-span, you see it with the call-ins. so many people today are so full of anger and hatred for people on the other side. i must tell you one time i sent a note to brian lamb saying why do you have the democrats call in line and a republican call-in line? what he does have americans call and? so there is this polarization and it's much worse. there was one study that

chris lyn earl. [inaudible] stacy edwards. tony gravenburg.ro awards chrislyn earl who participated ipthe program and will speak about her project and what she learned while she has been in the program. thank you. >> hi, my name is chrislyn earl and i would like to thank [inaudible] and everyone that was a part of the hic. theresa zoy and menany more that helped uss. ichb the beginning of hrc, we kind of just did a free flow and we-the people at the hic let us pick what we wanted to talk about first and you know, then zoy took us on the tyke and [inaudible] and there was a lot of hidden stories and they taught us about the individual assessment and how that is very important when you have a conviction record and you want housing or you want to apply for a job, so even though i can't name the 6 off limits i know if any of you guys family members have trouble with the law and want to apply for housing or for a job then you have to come to the hrc. i just want to thanksgiving thank you for my group for supporting me. there was a lot of great mind

chris cofinnas. former communications director for senator john edwards. great to see you both, guys. >> good to see you, gretchen. >> what do you make of biden, not even in the race, that he is going to beat trump in the three swing states? guys. >> well, you know, i think that it's not all that surprising given that trump fares worse against hillary clinton in the exact same poll in those states. what i do find interesting is when you look at the numbers, joe biden has better favorability numbers, better honesty and empathy numbers than hillary clinton, yet democratic voters apparently see her as the stronger general election candidate. i wonder if he can make the case for himself and against her if he jumps into the race. >> what do you think, chris? >> it's funny. you kind of have a tale of two cities in both -- for the republicans and democrats. you have frontrunners like trump and secretary clinton who are clearly in a position to win the nomination, more so secretary clinton. but when you go to the general election it becomes a different dynamic. i

edwards explains. >> reporter: their love story began in front of a crowd. chris campbell proposed to katherine while she was singing with her band. >> he is absolutely wonderful. he's perfect for me. >> married for three years with two young boys. they had a fulfilling intimate relationship until katherine says something inside her changed. >> one day i had this great awesome sex drive and a great relationship with my husband and the next day i didn't even think about it any more. >> i have women that come into my office and have these issues and i just say i'm so sorry. there's nothing that i can do. >> now the food and drug administration is considering approval of a drug marketed as addyi. it will help women whose libidos have plummeted without sh explanation. >> the woman who is out of luck who has neurorow transmitters that are not firing the right way. >> there are serious side effects like fainting and low blood pressure. it increased the number of sexually satisfying by one per month. it's why she is passionate about putting her love life on the stage aga

chris bass sit, pitched the game of his life. 10 ks. the a's look like they're going to win. so edwardujica gives up a three-run bomb to rasmus. bottom nine, reddick shot back to the pitcher. everyone safe. 44. the newcomer, danny valencia, had an nib every game this series, and it's the game winner. a walk-off, and a home run. what a way to her surgery lunger. valencia gets his first taste of oakland victory pie washes it down with gatorade. >> it's been nice, we've been winning and always feels better when your win. everybody is more loose, you have more fun, and it's a good time. the team has been great to me. and i've been fortunate to come through and we have won some games. >> we're just going to battle. the season is not over, and we're style trying to win games and playing for ourselves, and that's what can happen. >> giants and cubs, jake peavy drops to 2-5. lasted five innings, allowing two runs on four hits. gave up this rbi bloom single. 1-0 cubs. cubs pitcher arrieta was lights out. he beans aoki in the head. hit his helmet or or it would be worse. he is said to be okay bu

chris bass sit, pitched the game of his life. 10 ks. the a's look like they're going to win. so edward three-run bomb to rasmus. bottom nine, reddick shot back to the pitcher. everyone safe. 44. the newcomer, danny valencia, had an nib every game this series, and it's the game winner. a walk-off, and a home run. what a way to her surgery lunger. valencia gets his first taste of oakland victory pie washes it down with gatorade. >> it's been nice, we've been winning and always feels better when your win. everybody is more loose, you have more fun, and it's a good time. the team has been great to me. and i've been fortunate to come through and we have won some games. >> we're just going to battle. the season is not over, and we're style trying to win games and playing for ourselves, and that's what can happen. >> giants and cubs, jake peavy drops to 2-5. lasted five innings, allowing two runs on four hits. gave up this rbi bloom single. 1-0 cubs. cubs pitcher arrieta was lights out. he beans aoki in the head. hit his helmet or or it would be worse. he is said to be okay but will be evalua

chris is here the democratic strategist and communications director for john edwards. good morning.ing. >> so carly fiorina had the most biting critique of hillary clinton. she called her a liar and that certainly resonated. fiorina, by the way, is trending big on twitter as a democrat. what do you make of that? >> she clearly did well. part of that had to do in an ironic twist, she wasn't in the primetime debate. she was able to get more attention and more time and she took it seriously. she stood out. i guess credit to her campaign. what that bodes for candidacy is still too early to tell. she is clearly making a race here to try to position herself to potentially be more of a vp. if she keeps putting debates like this on the table, she could do well down the road. >> she seems to be the best most effective critic against hillary clinton. why do you think that is? >> well watching the fox news debate you had ten gentlemen up there and when they were talking about issues in particular about women's issues. i remember the exchange with donald trump and megyn. it was just so insensit

edward elmore's innocence to a state court in south carolina. the goal was to get a new trial for elmore. diana would be joined by chrisfor what would be her first hearing as a lawyer. >> she was very fierce. she had not the slightest doubt about eddie elmore's innocence. she was determined to make sure that i did my job. >> the state was represented by donald zelenka, who reportedly once argued that women who had abortions in the third trimester could be executed for murder. and elmore's fate would be decided by judge ernest kinard. one of the first witnesses called was james gilliam, the inmate who said elmore confessed to him in jail. but in the small town of greenwood, both elmore and gilliam knew bishop spearman. and before the hearing, gilliam told spearman the truth. >> james gilliam and i go back i guess all our life. one night he called me and he told me i lied and my conscience is bothering me. >> gilliam said he made a deal with the prosecutor to testify against elmore in exchange for release from prison. but with elmore facing the electric chair, he felt bad about what he had done. >> i said james, make it

edward lawrence. back to you, aaron. >> thank you. >>> the 2016 presidential race stopping in our area today. larry hogan is holding a fund-raiser for new jersey governor chris christie in annapolis this afternoon. christie is running for president, and he was a big supporter of hogan last year. >>> questioning the request by former virginia governor bob mcdonnell to appeal to the supreme court. yesterday, solicitor general don ve rilly, said that the request to remain free doesn't have any legal basis. he also said that the court probably won't take the case and if it does, mcdonnell would likely lose. mcdonnell said staying in prison during his appeal would cause him irreparable harm. no word on whether the supreme court will hear the appeal. >>> the oklahoma man who threatened to assassinate the president is no longer in d.c. u.s. marshals taking archie glass, jr., back to oklahoma city. he has been in prison four times for his threats. news4 broke the story last week when the secret service stopped glass near the white house. he was on probation for writing threatening letters. in the letters he allegedly said that he would shoot george w. bush and presi

chris christie and rand paul with the most heated exchange on national security and a bit of perspective to many the winner of the democratic early debate in 2007 john edwardshat he's up to now. joining us now is nbc's kerry dan. thank you so much for making the time. give us a run down of what you put out this morning and saw it playing out. >> well that's right, luke. the clear spotlight in this debate was obviously on donald trump. all of the biggest hits of the night with the exception of that chris christie and rand paul fight mostly came involving trump and we saw the big winners being rubio and kasich two smooth performances and the donor class and sort of a consensus that the two folks had a good night, sort of rose above maybe eclipsing jeb bush with stumbles along the way and we love new polling and always looking for it. i can't remember a moment i'm more excited about new polling showing the impact of the debate on voters in places like iowa and new hampshire and initially speculation of trump's mannerisms and the way he reacted to megyn kelly to make voters less favorable to him. we have been on the phones and not hearing that right now. they s

edward norton. but this is no hollywood movie and what makes these fight tapes so shocking is that the teens appear to be well cared for kids from anywhere, usa. clark county district attorney chriss really struck by the -- just the abject disrespect and disregard for human life. we saw people being stomped, people being hit with hammers. >> [ bleep ]. >> people being kicked in the head. it was horrific. and it was terrifying. and it terrified me. >> get this. >> [ bleep ]. >> these are kids who are addicted to violence. >> get him! get him! >> and who are fighting for the sake of the high that it brings watching that fight. >> what gets the d.a.'s attention that summer can a horrifying story about tanner hanson and the night he encounters the 311 boys. >> this is where it all started. >> july 18th, 2003. tanner hanson has just wrapped up his junior year in high school and is enjoying all the graduation parties with his friends. on a warm saturday night, tanner drives to this park where he meets his best friend craig. some girls show up. and one of them suggests going to a party. another friend winces at the idea. but the group decides to go anyway. that's a decision tanner now w