. >> una de las balas alcanzÓ y matÓ a chris martin es un estudiante que querÍa ser abogado.lpo a la asociaciÓn nacional del rifle por esta tragedia. a pesar de que su familia habÍa reportado preocupaciÓn por unos vÍdeos que puso en la internet. eliot, primero apuÑalÓ mortalmente a tres jÓvenes en el departamento que compartÍan, luego saliÓ con su vehÍculo y en esta hermandad de mujeres disparÓ, huyendo de la policÍa, muriÓ en su carro con una bala en la cabeza aparentemente se suicidÓ. hoy esta tienda abriÓ de nuevo sus puertas tratando de volver a la normalidad pero no pueden entender como un joven entrÓ por esta puerta, terminÓ sus dÍas, en pocos segundos, por balas de un muchacho que trataba de vengarse de la sociedad. >> fue todo muy rÁpido. dijeron todos al suelo y me tirÉ al suelo. >> solamente venÍa un compaÑero con Él. >> unidos por la tragedia y el dolor los jÓvenes estÁn realizando vigilias para recordar a quienes terminaron siendo vÍctimas de un joven que anunciÓ su crimen y nadie lo escuchÓ. >> si escalofriante fue la masacre de eliot rogers, tambiÉn lo es el doc

they look at the show as music credible and that's really important to all of us. >> jimmy: chris martin> jimmy: oh really? oh, he's smart. i love that guy. one of the nicest guys. >> one of the nicest guys. it's been really fun to do it. >> jimmy: you're the resident bartender? >> i am, yeah. i'm blake shelton's personal bartender. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a full-time job. that's a full-time job right there. >> that's a full-time gig. they don't pay me enough for that. i do. we shoot these long d have this trailer village and i'm the bloody mary guy. > >> yeah, i like to make a good bloody mary. >> jimmy: what's your secret? what's your sec >> i like to -- my secret is really just i use a little worcestershire, a lot of kettle one. like a lot of vodka. [ laughter ] worcestershire. i do a prepared hor there. i do a little lemon because i think that cuts through some of the worcestershire. i put beef jerky on the top of it. it's just like a full thing. >> jimmy: here we go. now we're talking. beef jerky on top? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: oh, i like that. >> and i'll put cheese. i

there to remember david wong, george chen, james honk, veronica white and skate rin cooper and chris martin mess. the three young men first to be called were remembered with fondness and sadness. we learn how their former schools are making sure they won't be forgotten. >>> david wong's senior yearbook there is a picture of him flashing a peace sign. the 2012 grad chose to have this bible verse printed next to his flame. >> this is my commandment that you love one another p oudre. a person that killed about people. and i -- it really hurts to know that he is gone. >> gone but not forgotten. school superintendent trisha meyer says this summer long's alma mater will memorial the basketball in his name. >> there is a fundraiser page to help defray the cost of wong's funeral. george check and james hall were the victims of the vista shooter. they were in the apartment before the deadly rampage. >>> grief counselors were on hand to console students and staff that knew 19-year-old george chen that graduated in 2012. >>> very difficult news and it was tragic for all of us to hear that he was an al

domestic television distribution] >> today on "tmz," >> i respect chris martin. he's a smart dude.e may or may not be back with gwyneth paltrow. he made it unclear. >> it was clear to me that they're just hanging out because of their kids. >> they happen to have dinner the week the album comes out. >> is she helping him on the album? that means they're banging. >> no, it doesn't. >> bruce jenner, we have him at l.a.x. he's going out to france to hand kim to become an honest woman for the third time in her life. >> it is weird to giveaway your daughter for the second time? >> shouldn't chris humphreys give her away at this point? laste person who gives the person who has. >> chris is too stupid. >> reese witherspoon.

i can't believe chris martin didn't make the list. where is helen mere ran. >> she s.o question. >> i would have put allison bree higher. >> did you see the guy who had penthouse magazine. >> coigula. >> she was smoking. >> how they got her into that film. >> there was a lot of 6 -- sex in that film. who actually played that role? there is not a concern with that. >> going on the classic real. i don't know what to say. what i am saying is isn't this better than the oscar, joanne? to be on this list? >> of course. when you are old and wrinkly you could look back and say i amounted to something. forget this oscar. they want to get talent to okay for a photo shoot. yeeng -- i don't think jennifer lawrence will do a photo shoot. >> what goes up must come down. >> i never heard that. you coined a phrase. >> we have to take a break. i thought you down. >> you loved "hunger games" that's all that is. >> i never saw it. >> i bet you can't wait. all right, don't even think of leaving me now. more stuff to talk about it is a delightful book. more important, look at these girls a

domestic television distribution] >> today on "tmz," >> i respect chris martin. he's a smart dude.e may or may not be back with gwyneth paltrow. he made it unclear. >> it was clear to me that they're just hanging out because of their kids. >> they happhave dinner the week the album comes out. >> is she helping him on the album? that means they're banging. >> no, it doesn't. >> bruce jenner, we have him at l.a.x. he's going out to france to hand kim to become an honest woman for the third time in h

christy's turned to social media to promote the sales, posting a commercial on instagram featuring chris martin riding his way through the auction house. [ singing ] >> into no, this is not your father's auction house. $58 million on wednesday. the total for the week $974.46 million. they had a record-breaking jewellery sale in switzerland. if you three that in, christies topped $1.1 billion. >> coming up, social media's contrast from the kidnap girls over jay z's elevator fight with >>america tonight investigates a controverseal addition treatment. it could be a life saver... >>the reset button has been hit what is this teach us about the brain? >> can ibogaine cure heroin addiction? only on al jazeera america >> only on al jazeera america. >> oh my! >>> the bring back our girls campaign calling for the release of nearly 300 kidnapped school girls in nigeria has gone viral on social media since it began in late april. it's a drop in the bucket compared to the attention given to the leaked video of jay z being attacked by wife beyonce's sister. it's tape the world by storm -- taken the world by

christy's turned to social media to promote the sales, posting a commercial on instagram featuring chris martin riding his way through the auction house. [ singing ] >> into no, this is not your father's auction house. $58 million on wednesday. the total for the week $974.46 million. they had a record-breaking jewellery sale in switzerland. if you three that in, christies topped $1.1 billion. >> coming up, social media's contrast from the kidnap girls over jay z's elevator fight with this is the 900-page document we call obamacare. my staff has read the entire thing. can congress say the same? >> i'm joie chen, i'm the host of america tonight, we're revolutionary because we're going back to doing best of storytelling. we have an ouportunity to really reach out and really talk to voices that we haven't heard before... i think al jazeera america is a watershed moment for american journalism ght's events, a smarter start to your day. mornings on al jazeera america >>> the bring back our girls campaign calling for the release of nearly 300 kidnapped school girls in nigeria has gone viral on social

i might trade in my man crush on henrik lundqvist for chris -- what's his name -- martin. >> chris martin. >> valeant raised its cash portion by $10. >> they did. >> improving it by 10%. >> 22% increase, that's a good deal. >> in the cash part. >> the total doesn't go up, does it? the new offer is 58.30, up $10 from the prior offer. it includes a greater value in the noncash portion of the bid. >> you have to believe in the stock then. >> val and is the holding a public investor meeting in new york today. i would have to say, just in reading commentary and listening to commentary, that it kind of shifted back to where allergan has been the company that people say they built that from the ground up where valeant -- it's just a big rollup. >> that's what it is. >> it's a tax deal. >> and they cut costs as they come in, they cut r & d when they come in. >> if it doesn't go through and allergan stock drops back and ackman makes no money you'll have to take back everything you said about it being front running and crooked and it's too easy. maybe it's not. he could lose, he'd be in the same po

. >> escorted by officer chris st. martind our crew, the return proved to be far more emotional than she could have imagined. >> there you go. safe and sound. want my chair? take the big black one. sit down. sit down. there you go. >> though returning to the cellblock was difficult, talley told us it was also cathartic. >> yeah, i was down for a while. but i'm not dead. they didn't kill me. i'm okay. emotionally, i'll heal some day. and the sleepless nights and the worry and the wonder, "oh, my god, is this ever going to happen to me again?" i've dealt with most of that and it's really a hard thing. >>> next, on "lockup: raw," an inmate turns violent against himself. >> i swear i'll break my neck [ bleep ]. yeah, i love pain! yeah, yeah! >> etters, stop. heatmor g ] n:t you meaan t ies anc wcall t nc ] #2ev arat ou koudray yoclth th ppo st aasye foge tum thppn cr >>> violence inside america's prisons comes in many forms. at iowa state penitentiary, we found that the most brutal violence is sometimes against oneself. >> open 1

. >> escorted by officer chris st. martinved to be far more emotional than she could have imagined. >> there you go. safe and sound. want my chair? take the big black one. sit down. sit down. there you go. >> though returning to the cellblock was difficult, talley told us it was also cathartic. >> yeah, i was down for a while. but i'm not dead. they didn't kill me. i'm okay. emotionally, i'll heal some day. and the sleepless nights and the worry and the wonder, "oh, my god, is this ever going to happen to me again?" i've dealt with most of that and it's really a hard thing. >>> next, on "lockup: raw," an inmate turns violent against himself. >> i swear i'll break my neck [ bleep ]. yeah, i love pain! yeah, yeah! >> etters, stop. cars are driven by people. they're why we innovate. they're who we protect. they're why we make life less complicated. it's about people. we are volvo of sweden. latte or au lait? cozy or cool? "meow" or "woof"? exactly the way you want it ... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground

chris martin did the induction with him.the side men and then linda ronstadt was inducted as well. we had an incredible cross-section of artists and the performances were spectacular. >> one of the ones most people were struck by was the linda ronstadt tribute. talk about that. linda was not able to come because she had throat cancer, right? >> i think she had parkinson's. >> talk about who was there in her stead. >> we looked for a cross-section of women. we had stevie nicks, carrie underwood, bonnie rait, sheryl crow, tried to get a wide variety of women from people who are her contemporary to new people like carrie underwood who can really show that connection. that's what we do at the museum. that's our goal is to show a connection between what the inductees are and people they influence. >> that's a whole show right there. >> that will be a subset. >> we talked back stage also for a few minutes about cat stevens. had not played in new york city for an emotional -- it was incredible. his voice sound exactly like it was i

and a big pick out of ohio state. 329 center marcus martin. and chris borland from wisconsin. another o lineman brandon thomas from clemson rounds out their picks today. everything about this guy's demeanor on and off the field says winner. sometimes you just get a feeling about a guy can't miss. that's surely the way the raiders feel about their top pick caleel mack. big fast play making player who has a sense of humor too. >> they gave me a drug problem at an early age. i had a drug problem. they drug me to church. my dad always said that joke, he says caleel has a drug problem, we drug him to church. >> and i'm glad they did. >> and they might have their future qb at hand. >> mark thank you. >> and thank you for joining [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> toda

came under fire with the announcement that she and her husband of ten years, coldplay front man chris martineparating, declaring their conscious uncoupling to the world. she also sparked outrage with working moms talking about the rigors of being an actress and a mother, telling e news, i think to have a regular job and be a mom is not as, of course, there are challenges, but it's not like being on set. paltrow claims her words were taken out of context. >> when someone is repeatedly putting her beautiful foot in her flawless mouth, it gets a little tiring for people to watch. >> wow. >> we reached out to gwyneth paltrow's camp for a comment, but they did not hear back. but i think that says it all, that last clip. her beautiful foot in her flawless mouth, that's how some of these people online feel about her. i don't know. tough. >> some people love to hate her. >> i want to hear what she has to say, so we'll see if she talks. >>> coming up on "trending," a wonderful selfie. "the wonder years" reunion 20 years in the making. >>> up next, the national spelling bee saw not one, but two winner

and a big pick out of ohio state. 329 center marcus martin. and chris borland from wisconsin.ther o lineman brandon thomas from clemson rounds out their picks today. everything about this guy's demeanor on and off the field says winner. sometimes you just get a feeling about a guy can't miss. that's surely the way the raiders feel about their top pick caleel mack. big fast play making player who has a sense of humor too. >> they gave me a drug problem at an early age. i had a drug problem. they drug me to church. my dad always said that joke, he says caleel has a drug problem, we drug him to church. >> and i'm glad they did. >> and they might have their future qb at hand. >> mark thank you. >> and thank you for joining us on ktvu news. >> and if you missed any part of the broadcast, you can watch the rebroadcast starting on tv 36. have a happy mother's day. >> good night. dog: get four years dog: get four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection. get a queen size sealy gel memory foam mattress for just $497. don't miss the memorial day sale. so

chris martin, who did "snl" this past week, he said it's a very personal story.led "conscious uncoupling." it did not make the cut. >> not a late bonus track. now that we're getting serious here. because on the 19th, "the bachelorette" is back. angie dorffman, she walked out last season. they were in the fantasy suite and he was talking about other women. >> cardinal sin. >> let's hope she has better luck in the fantasy suite this time. >> everyone seems to think she did the right move without juan pablo. he's considered the overall jerkiest bachelor. that's the word on the street. >> oh, like you didn't watch. you're like, he's just considered the jerkiest show. >> i assure you that's one show i missed. may 23rd, "x-men: days of future past." i read that hugh jackman with the claws of wolverine almost wiped himself out. down here. he says he almost -- >> that's dangerous where you're moving the claws. >> it's true. >> the merging of the old and the new cast. you've got hugh jackman and patrick stewart, ian mckellen, also jennifer lawrence and ellen page. they tr

critical primary day, chuck todd, political director and host of "the daily rundown" and jonathan martin and chris cillizza managing editor of postpolitics.com. chuck, let's rundown the key decisions in key states. >> you know what the beauty of today is, we get to say coast to coast. atlantic ocean to pacific ocean, we have it covered here. the big story of today is a big fizzle with the tea party, they could go 0 for 3 in big republican primaries, kentucky, you already previewed the show as a general election match-up looking forward to allison grimes and mitch mcconnell, six months ago we thought matt bevin it could be neck and neck. you can see the establishment struck back there and in georgia, everybody is battling to co-opt the message and he doesn't want to sound like he's a establishment guy. the ones that the establishment feared are trailing. that's definitely among the different storys. what else is interesting is it highlights the different themes this election season will have as well. the reliance the democrats have on women to save the senate. here are two today. you've got mary la

carlos hyde, marcus martin and chris borland and brandon thomas were also taken in day 2 of the draftid terse selected justin ellis out of louisiana tech. meantime, the raiders are excited about its future quarterback. >> with the 36th pick in the 2014 nfl draft, the mighty oakland raiders select -- yeah, i know you love them! derek carr! >> derek carr starred at fresno state and experts believe he may be better than his brother, david carr back in 2002. raiders took carr and gabe jackson in day 2. >>> the bay area is topping a new list when it comes to the most visited units of the national park system. the golden gate national recreation area came in at number 1. coming in second was the blue ridge parkway in north carolina. yosemite was the third most visited national park last year. >>> bike riders are getting ready for the red bull ride and style competition today. that event kicks off at 11:00 this morning at justin herman plaza in san francisco. that race features both track and freestyle competitions. more than 50 of the world's best fixed gear riders will be competing and tha

. >> like chris rock. martin lawrence. >> yeah, john leguizamo.ay, you got your start in stand-up. and you know something about this. you grew up in new york city. right. >> you went to college in montgomery, alabama. >> right. the irony of life is that i wanted to be a comedian. i had no idea how to pursue comedy. and i went to tuskegee institute in alabama just to do something in my life. i was sort of the campus comedian. i would tell all these stories and do character and everything. one time, a guy came up to me and he was also from new york he said when you go home, you should check out the improvization. i'm like what is that? he said the comedy club, 44th street. it was that moment where it took me going 2,000 miles away to find out about a place that was literally one mile where i grew up. you know, life is just like that. you just got to go. you never know where or why but it's going to lead to something. >> speaking of growing up. you had nine brothers and sisters. you have five kids now. is this like a bottoms pit for material for a co

in the third round grabbed center marcus martin of usc, linebacker chris borelen from wisconsin and offensiveuard brandon thomas of clemson. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," a long-time bay area congressman is stepping down. our exclusive interview with george miller and his message to president obama. and how he's -- his unique living arrangements in washington inspired a tv show. >>> and the view over the south bay this morning shows clearing skies, breezy this afternoon and a big-time warmup pushing us closer to summer like numbers. fairly soon. we'll have a look at that forecast when we come right back. >>> good saturday morning to you. off to a mostly sunny start across the bay area right now. san francisco looking pretty good, 53 degrees, 51 oakland, 53 with still patches of low clouds off to the east of downtown san jose. those clouds will continue to clear out as we head through the afternoon and out at the oakland coliseum right now, see the clear skies there, 56 degrees around livermore out towards the tri-valley this morning and yes, the winds will be a big part of the story

martin o'malley. chris christie. tom corbett of pennsylvania and former utah governor who head a think tank in the nation's capitol. we will see ted cruz. patrick lay hee. john mccain. and a number of members from the house in attendance as well including nancy pelosi. dingell.rs, john carolyn maloney. take you back now to the live carpet just outside the ballroom at the hilton hotel in washington. >> it is about 6:30 on the east coast. this is just outside on the north side of the white house. many celebrities and media people. still about an hour and 20 minutes or so until the beginning of the program when the president arrives and the program begins. so, thed 7:50 or initial speaking program at 8:00. president obama is set to speak tonight at six -- at 10:00. mckale of "community" at 10:4 to five. -- 10:45. "dynasty" isd, .here seth meyers, who hosts the late show and has hosted the correspondents dinner in the .ast looking forward to joe mckale at the correspondence dinner tonight. thank you, seth meyers. we spok

captured the chaotic scene inside a campus deli where 20-year-old chris michael martinez stopped to buy dinner. he was the last person killed. martines was an english major who planned to go to law school. his father richard talked to him less than an hour before he died. >> normally, we would end our conversations with, "love you son," and he would say, "love you dad." i didn't say, "i love you son," because i thought maybe he would be embarrassed saying that in front of his friends. >> reporter: now, after the rampage, many students here went home for the long holiday weekend and are just now returning to campus. and people here are defiantly still on edge. we just had sever squad cars come through here, police got out and went running down the street. jim, apparently they had the report of someone brandishing a weapon, but it turns out that was a false report. >> axelrod: ben tracy, thank you. just back from visiting u.s. troops in afghanistan, president obama led the nation today in honoring all who have served america in uniform. at arlington nation cemetery this memorial day, the commander-in-chief placed a wreath at the tomb o

martin out of usc. wisconsin inside linebacker chris borland wenten 77. and brandnd thomas a guard out of clemson.'s a wrap on morning sports. we've got nba action, heat and nets, 5:00 right here, followed by toyota after the game. enjoy your weekend. i'm larry diehl. >>> next a new san francisco zoo exhibit is opening this morning and it comes with a pretty cute little critter inside. "i wish i'd done this sooner." don't let that be you. you know your teeth are important. so don't put it off any longer. ♪ >>> the winning numbers from last night's 105 megamillions draw. the meganumber is 14. nobody picked all six. but ticket purchased at san leandro express liquor matched five numbers and the ticket is worth more than $468,000. tuesday night's jackpot grows to $121 million. >>> happening today, san francisco zoo's new red panda will make his public debut. the exhibit for 11-month-old tenzing opening today. the panda was born in sacramento and arrived in san francisco six weeks ago, crews from the animal planet show "treehouse masters" built the new home designed for the red panda species. the exhi

state considered by many to be the best running back in the draft than center marcus martin from usc linebacker chrisson guard brent thompson fellow the third round lead underwriters third pick in the second round quarterback derrick carr from fresno state was considered the best prospects and the draft lottery opened a be a quarterback of the future raiders' no. 3 pick 63 what wanted 33 guard steve jackson from mississippi state >> : join me in good roberson and everson and ida 94 full half-hour of all your sports needs will giants dodgers' ace nationals plus the niners raiders drafted for 49 hours round pick a stokes sports i live this sunday night at 9 right after the news >> : coming up on newsweek and imams waiting much longer than they used to it have their first child of explain why the other was for coming up in the meantime live look outside to a full view from golden gate bridge plea of sunshine forecast and had >> : [ wind howling ] [ female announcer ] it balances you... [ water crashing ] ...it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life

martin in front of the net. he had a goal and an assist. can chris on the break away. lights the lamp and the route is on. rangers on the power play. they take game one 7-2. montreal's first playoff loss in 12 years. >>> san jose earthquakes at century link field hosted by seattle. this has to be the goal of the year in mls. boots it over. john bush for the incredible goal. couldn't do that again if he tried. amazing goal. 1-nil and they will win by the same score. >>> barcelona faces madrid. 43rd minute, sanchez from a near impossible angle won 49th minute. diego equalizes where the match ends. at a 1-1 draw. they win the first league title since '96. >>> sprint cup a race from charlotte motor speedway. million dollar purse. second lap in the fourth segment. something breaks off of jeff gordon's car. oh, it's a sports report and he is did not fin iffish. macmurray out lasts the field and takes the checkered flag and wins a $1 million prize. we call that branding. >>> coming up later in the newscast, a talk about football and nothing more intimidating as a rookie to go to the first nfl mini camp. >>> new

martin es was one killed. his father spoke to reporters. >> you don't think it will happen to your child until it does. chris was a really great kid.ask anyone who knew him. his death has left our family lost and broken. why did chris die? >> investigators say roger had written a 141 page manifesto describing his life and what he planned to do. he wanted to kill pretty girls. i would have to kill my house maids. despite a history of mental troubles, he was found with three legally purchased pistols and round of ammunition. >> if a person has not been institutionalized and not taken against their will and put on a hold. that information is not entered into a database and is not disqualifying information for someone purchasing a firearm. >> reporter: hours before the spree he posted a slat. >> after i have anhilated every girl in the sorority house i'll take to the streets of isla vista, and slay every single person i see there. >> at a busy friday night there were plenty of the witnesses. >> crashed, and someone was attend toing someone in the -- attending to someone in the driver's seat. >>> thousands, if not millions of real madri

chris carter's goal was disallowed. they called goalie disappear -- goalie interference. >> raising his stick in triumph. all about martin louis. >> his mother passed away right before the friday night game of the whole team came roaring back . >> morning must-read right now. three in every show. i will get you started this morning. this is on vaccines. uncool to refuse vaccines. lisa from "bloomberg view" -- read forust, must anybody on this terrific debate. likee refusal movement, the name. >> a lot of people thought it was linked to autism and there have been studies that suggested is not. >> i just read history about the diphtheria and smallpox underestimate him the whole thing is absolutely insane. >> francis collins in the washington bureau, the head of nih, just rolls his eyes. >> we will be back with more on tim geithner's new memoir. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." the dow sits at a record high. he talked about that this weekend? nobody. we just take it for granted. 12.92. the visx is this is "bloomberg surveillance ." i'm tom keene. let's do a data check. equities, bonds, currencies, comm

martin luther king jr. they played different roles. we all have roles to play. and king played his role, johnson played his role, and as you know, chris, you've written about it, president kennedy laid a foundation back in 1963. i don't know whether or not king would have felt the way he did had he not started his interactions with john f. kennedy. so everybody had a role to play, and i don't know that any one of them was anymore important than the other. and you will find those kinds of experiences throughout this book. when i worked across the aisle to get certain things done, simply because i needed somebody else in a different role, sometimes even across the other side of the capitol to get things done. so that's what this book is all about. i thought about those tenth graders i used to quiche, as i wrote this book, and i wanted this book to be something that every young boy or girl, especially those who have had experiences like i've had, to gain something from it, learn from it, be motivated by it, and be able to really look upon all of their experiences, however unpleasant they might be, as possible blessings. >> well, i'm goin

chris, why are so many democrats like joe biden out there suggesting to everybody that they want to run, these are qualified heavyweights. these are really smart presidential types. sternly kir 12e7b gillenbrand. martin o'malley. you hear it from schweitzer out there in montana. they want to run and they could be president in certain situations. but this one, why are they running in this situation knowing that hillary is going into this race? >> because, chris, i actually think, you know, the whole, she's going to have to cough up her medical records. put that piece aside, but i actually think karl rove is right in that no one, and i don't think governor would say this, no one has evidence that hillary clinton has said privately to anyone i'm definitely running. it certainly looks like she's running. members of congress are endorsing her, the governor is involved. there's a lot of motivation there. but it's not a done deal. why are those sorts of people -- well, there is a chance she doesn't run. she is not an announced candidate in this race. until she is, the bidens, the o'malleys of the world want to make sure donors, major donors especially and the activist communities know if she isn't in, parti

chris christie did it this week except instead after popular, beloved fellow republican, he decided to appear in public with this guy. >> reporter: when the governor declined invitation to the naacp martinuther king breakfast monday as well as a special dinner sunday night, portland chapter president rachel talbott ross expressed concern that lepage declined the organization's invitations. a reporter asked the governor his thoughts. >> and what's your response to them saying this is more than one instance but a pattern? >> tell them to kiss my butt. >> he seems nice. yes, that's right, governor christie went to the great state of maine this week to campaign for the massively unpopular tea party governor paul lepage started his tenure by telling them to kiss his butt. and christie didn't just campaign with paul kiss my butt lepage. he let everyone know chris christie and lepage are two peas in a pod. >> we don't sound like everybody else. we tell the truth. we're very direct and the other people who don't like that are those who don't agree with our opinion. >> that's right. they are very direct. sometimes people don't like it. for instance the fine folks of the naacp who would rather no

martin and christopher robichaud, great to have you here. and i have your copy of "jesus." that's "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. >> thanks, chrisst outside of nashville, tennessee, about 60 miles outside of nashville, there is a tiny little city called waverly. waverly, tennessee, is a city of only about a few thousand people, but on february 24th, 1978, what happened in waverly, tennessee, was the top story in the country. >> good evening. there has been a major disaster in waverly, tennessee, caused by explosions in two derailed railroad cars containing propane. at least 140 people were injured, we are told, and civil defense officials were quoted as saying the number of dead could rise as high 40. no one is sure, but it's a very big disaster.

martin and christopher robichaud, great to have you here. and i have your copy of "jesus." that's "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. >> thanks, chris. >>> just outside of nashville, tennessee, about 60 miles outside of nashville, there is a tiny little city called waverly. waverly, tennessee, is a city of only about a few thousand people, but on february 24th, 1978, what happened in waverly, tennessee, was the top story in the country. >> good evening. there has been a major disaster in waverly, tennessee, caused by explosions in two derailed railroad cars containing propane. at least 140 people were injured, we are told, and civil defense officials were quoted as saying the number of dead could rise as high 40. no one is sure, but it's a very big disaster. the explosion was so powerful it could be felt three miles away. workman were trying to transfer the propane from one tank car to trucks when it blew up and set off the blast in the ore tank car. three blocks of the city of waverly were badly damaged by this afternoon's explosions. waverly has 6,000 people. they were evacuated today. >> the entire city of waverly, tennessee, all

martin goldsmith. rabbi, tell me about this -- what was your reaction when you heard about the fact that school kids were given an open question arnt parentally, was there a holocaust. >> well, actually, chris, first offal all, amen to what the president said last night about survivors and the unique role they play with young people in terms of giving hope and guidance for the future. the actual reality was a lot worse. it wasn't just one teacher. there were five teachers who collaborated on this project. there was someone within the district curriculum who reviewed it. we still don't know if this was just the ultimate stupidity or something worse. but 2,200 eighth graders in rialto were given 18 pages to look at, told to quote reliable documentation, which was quote, unquote, provided. anne frank was a hoax. stuff down loaded from hate sites. maybe it was supposed to be designed for critical thinking, but what it did was elevated hate with historic fact. and maybe one of the good news i reported to you, there was another call that was down there last night. thankfully, we still have a few holocaust survivors and they'll be there to give a human face, the human touch to these unbelievable s

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martin of the "new york times." let's start with a potential tipping point day for the obama administration and veterans affairs secretary. eric shinseki will be on capitol hill today testifying and our chrisony which doesn't say much. the committee wants to know what is happening around va hospitals around the country. two dozen veterans, their deaths have been attributed to being putting on waiting lists. democrats are getting worried like they were on health care. we're not sure the administration is telling us everything. what else is there out there? the republicans are saying now the administration has asked the deputy to oversee what's happening at the veterans affair, don't they trust their people? how big inside the white house do they view this? >> it's becoming bigger and bigger. the decision for the president to send rob neighbors, a person who is really steeped in management, making things work, is going over to the veterans affairs department. he's going to ever see this investigation and it's the clearest sign that the white house doesn't trust this investigation that the va has been running, needs to put a senior white house person in there, someone who has the ear of the p