and the earl clemens faction that tended to be a bit more liberal. ford came out of the clemens blo c but benefited from an overall decline in democratic divisiveness in the 1960's. in the words of the kentucky state historian, ford represented a new wave of leadership in kentucky politics. following his work for the governor in 1963, ford managed race.uccessful governor's soon there after he decided to become a candidate himself for the state senate. right here in this county, taking on no less than the state senate majority leader. hard fought state senate primary campaign in 1965, kentuckyians hard fought state . on election day, ford awaited the results. after spending the morning providing doughnuts for campaign volunteers, ford found himself with nothing to do. he journeyed to the barbershop right here in town. that was the beginning of two election day traditions that marked his political career. and winninghair cut his campaign. excuse me. in that primary in davis county, ford won the election by 305 votes. serve only to years in the state se

so is steve clemens, editor at large at "the atlantic." and we also have the ambassador with us, as well. andrea, let me come to you for a moment. again, you've watched this play out here since trump touched down in saudi arabia to great fanfare. what do you make of the president's visit so far? as we watch president trump and melania trump make their way up the step there is to greet mr. and mrs. netanyahu. >> reporter: let's just listen in and hear what they may say, craig, as they're greeting each other. >> welcome to our palace. just sign the guest book. [ inaudible ] [ no dialogue ] [ inaudible ] >> andrea, i'm not sure if you know the answer to this question, but it's not going to stop me from asking it. what exactly is the president signing leer ining here in the do we know? >> yes, he's signing a guest book and writing quite a bit of an inscription. i can't read the inscription, nor should i. but they usually release those afterwards. but he's signing a guest book, and we heard the prime minister say to him as he was entering, welc

the driver was roundsing a turn on clemens roads -- rounding a turn on clemens road when it flipped overer is okay, and all of the pigs are accounted for. >>> in trenton, chris christie's stuff is on the move. >> today movers will ship the contents of christie's office to temporary digs across town so crews can start renovating the state house. a committee approved $300 million in bond sales to pay for the repairs. a bipartisan group of state lawmakers are suing claiming the project violates borrowing laws and is unfair to taxpayers. >>> also in new jersey, a change could be on the way that could ease wait times when you go to renew your driver's license. a bill is on the way to governor christie's desk that would change license expiration dates from the last day of a month to the driver's birthday. the move would eliminate long lines of crow craftnators at the -- of procrastinators at the end of every month. there's a bunch of them. >>> a mother in florida is upset after a party popper disrupted her daughter's birthday party. >> party pooper the operative word. you see kids enjoying the

steve clemens, editor at large for "the atlantic" and an msnbc contributor.h korea, the u.s. military later today going to be testing this system that's designed to intercept an incoming ballistic missile. the test coming as north korea steps up its missile test. yesterday it launched its third missile in three weeks. what do we know about today's test? >> well, this is about the tenth operational test of this system. as been up for about 10 or 11 years and this is the first time, what's significant about today, is that the u.s. test missile, the one coming in, is an actual icbm, coming in from from the marshal islands in the western pacific. these move very quickly. officials here describing it as hitting a bullet with a bullet. later today out at vandenburg air force base, the gbi, ground based interceptor will come up and try to meet the icbm test. the target is somewhere in the waters north of santa barbara. that's where it's supposed to splash down. the idea to intercept it first and beforehand. >> hans, three missile tests in the last three weeks, is th

steve clemens, thanks for staying with us for these past two hours. ayman, great to have you weighing in on this situation, as well. and colonel jack jacobs, our military analyst, always a pleasure to have you here. ali, wonderful to have your input on this major trip for president trump overseas. this is his first overseas trip in saudi arabia. obviously, the red carpet has been rolled out for president trump. we saw it on the tarmac, we saw it again at the palace. and we will have live coverage continue throughout the day. and that wraps up this edition of msnbc live. i'm dara brown. stay with us. up next is "your business." coming up at 8:00 a.m., we hear from former fbi director james comey when he testifies before the senate intelligence committee. whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback wil

in response, clemens reportedly sent in email to the museum in march requesting a confederate flag whichlew on public, county owned land in front of the building next to the georgia state flag and american flag be taken down. your thoughts, let's hear next from jackson, michigan. we are hearing from jean in michigan. republican line. think they should leave the statues up, but they one of general lee where he was surrendering to the federal government and i think all through the south they should put up statues of general sherman. that is what they really need to be reminded of. host: what would those two statues remind the south of? that they lost a war that they should never have and to show people andral lee was surrendering therefore, admitting the south was wrong in what they were doing. host: let's hear from louisiana. mary is on her democrats line. i was born and raised in new orleans, louisiana. host: mary, we're going to let you go and ask you to watch her comments. it is not conducive to a civil conversation. leave those comments off of c-span and elsewhere. we will hear from r

president obama granted her clemen see before leaving office. >> for the first time american women in their early 30s are having more babies than younger moms. health experts say the shift is due to more women waiting longer to have children. and they say that's scum bind with an ongoing drop in the teen birth ra >> a bear that made its way up a tree near an elementary school outside seattle finally come down. we say final leap because reports it took 11 hours for that to happen. police fired bean bags, tranquilizer darts, but it only made the cub climb higher. and higher. they tried a loud blast. that didn't work either. finally, they just left it alone. >> that's the key. >> the bear came down. on its own. overnight. >> record heat meanwhile expected in the boston area today. that could help get rid of this. a 10-foot high pile of dirty, garbage covered snow. still there in may. pile its 40 feet long in the parking lot of a shopping center in chestnut hill. hoping it won't stick around as long another pile a few years ago, one in south boston didn't melt until july. >> holy cow. >>

like many other kid, corry clemens grew up rooting for the eagles but now at 22 years old he has a rareof actually playing for the bird. leslie van arsdal has more. >> reporter: as nfl draft came to a close wisconsin running back corry clemens was not one of the 253 players selected. he was shock. >> i don't understand why they did that but it makes my career that much better. >> reporter: great story as glassboro native corry has a chance to play for his hometown team. >> it is one of my childhood dreams to actually put on the green jersey and just have that wing on my helmet and really hasn't set in yet. i can't wait to get pad on to bang around and compete with these guys here and make 53 man roster. >> reporter: corry is not shy to talk about how much it would mean to play for eagles but he does have a backup plan >> i love music. just outside of football, i would love to do that, keeps my minding nothing different directions. i know football isn't always going to last. >> right now he is focusing on what he can do to help the team giving him a shot. >> being an undrafted free agent

the truck driver was trying to turn left on the 2700 block of clemens road, initial check of the pigs found they were okay, they were taken to a vet for further examination, the driver was not hurt. >>> the jury in the creato trial is charged with murdering his 3-year-old son. jurors yesterday watched for the second time, video of his inte at her gas he -- interrogation e was told his son was found dead. prosecutors he killedded son to maintain a relationship with his then girlfriend. >> trump will meet with a group of 7 in sicily it'll. >> reporter: he will return home to questions about russia. his son-in-law is a focus of the russian investigation. as trump's son-in-law and senior advisor, jared kushner has been close to president donald trump side. he will be interviewed in connection with the russian investigation though he is not a target and not accused of committing a crime. writing in a statement, mr. kushner perceives -- previously said he would share what he knows about the meeting. in a separate meeting with a russian financial executive. first international tour for presi

dozens of hospitals across britain forced into cancel clemens and turn away patients after an attackrippled their systems. health facilities in england and scotland asking patients to seek medicalare only in emergencies. the attack use malicious software that takes computer system hostage and water them and less a ransom is paid. officials are working with hospitals to investigate this disruption. we have a screenshot of that malware popping up at medical facilities across britain. the picture has been widely retweeted and it says of the files have been encrypted and will only be made available if a $300 million ransom is paid. a homepage of the health service in one region close to london showing this message, saying it is experiencing significant problems with its it systems and phones. the organization that provides i.t. systems to the u.k. health services has made a statement, their experts say the warning ransomware attack is to blame. they have no evidence that patient data has been accessed. meanwhile, medical professionals are also using social media to ask people to avoid vi

the driver was going around a turn on clemens road when the truck overturned.hey're investigating whether the rainy weather played a role in that crash. >>> so let's get the latest on those storms and look ahead to holiday weekend. >> oh, you know what? the storms are still continuing but they are beginning to diminish. we have not only the doppler radar sweeping the sky but our own storm ranger. this is our mobile radar on wheels that can show you what's going on and it may be coming to your neighborhood soon. here's a look at all the activity as it moves thuf north. so it's really weakening, especially back here towards wilmington and into delaware. about an inch 1/2 of rain fell across most of the area and we only had a high of 68. we have our storm ranger in blue bell and we're focusing thuf west where the most intense rain is still falling. that's going to be all of you in parks burg and westchester, east whiteland, that's where we're seeing some of the heaviest rain taking place. if we look for light rainfall coming down. >>> that would be in philadelphia

clemens bridge road is shut down. >>> we're hearing details about the murder investigation of slain radio host april kauffman, the revelations came over arguments whether april's husband jim kauffman should be forced to provide dna. it was revealed that a blood sample discovered in the guest room has the victim's blood and somebody else's, the investigators don't know who that blood long as to. investigators said it's just another step in an on going investigation. dr. kauffman has never been named a suspect but both sides spoke outside the court today. >> seeking of the dna of dr. kauffman is another tool to allow us to it with the evidence we collected. >> reporter: five years is enough it is time in our view for the prosecutors to turn their attention to other directions. >> the judge will make a ruling by tuesday, that decision will be sealed. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf has signed legislation that helps the state comply with the federal real i.d. law. that means residents can continue to use a state-issued drivers license to board planes and enter federal buildings for a few m

. >> steve clemens, editor at large for "the atlantic" and msnbc contributor. steve, for those who are watching what's happening in france and in europe and the united states, and that discussion you and i have had over the next several months. it exists between the united states and important countries like france say what would happen in this election. will the trump dynamic now be resounding across europe? france was a key benchmark in the conversations for just about everybody that you were speaking with in recent time, and you were reflecting on. have they cleared the hurdle? those who are concerned that it would be happening, this national economic movement, this nationalist movement that started in the united states in recent years, i should say, continuing into europe. have they cleared that hurdle, those who were worried about it, because we now see the centrist winning? >> i think they've stepped in the right direction. you and i have talked about before the deep contrast, but to see the french people pick macron, i think, is a sign of some confidence

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>> and steve clemens, why does the president in general just favor russia so much?he back channel issue is so fascinating. jfk would have loved to have a back channel to nikita khrushchev during the cuban missile crisis. they tried to figure out how to get in cleaner communication and be understood. and so that's where credibility, personal, presidential credibility is so enormously important. it is conceivable that there would be a president who wanted to have a back channel to russia or some other power not particularly friendly to us, especially in times of crisis. but this administration can't be trusted it seems with anything like that kind of back channel. >> we're stuck with an enormous contradiction, lawrence, where we're trying to ascribe to president trump rationality, strategy, logic, perhaps seeing an opportunity and a strategic rapprocheme rapprochement. and the bottom line is this is not what this guy is. increasingly, those inside the white house and those critics outside. but even his allies see him as a 70-year-old impulsive, needy adolescent who do

police say the truck carrying them overturned just past 6:00 this evening on the 2700 block of clemens road in hatfield. none of the pigs got loose but it cannot be good what happened to them. no humans are hurt. no doubt it is much quieter for folks tonight in new jersey neighborhood after a gas leak forced the evacuation of a half mile today. nearly 100 businesses had to shut down. and lots of neighbors lost power. fox 29's chris o'connell is has been following the story all day and all night for us live now in logan township. chris? >> reporter: well, lucy, things are getting back to normal here in gloucester county, after a gas leak from a rail car you see much like the one you see here behind me here in logan township, gloucester county. forced the evacuation of nearly 2,000 people and caused widespread power outages. the logan township wawa finally reopened tonight. the store's power was shut off for most of the afternoon and all day gas leak evacuated half mile radius in the rural and industrial area of swedesboro. this is the reason. a rail car filled to the top with 30,000 gal

this video shows a fisherman off the san clemen clemente pier ho 10-foot great white. some beaches farther north were also closed because of multiple shark sightings two weeks ago. according to marine whiologi bi there are more sightings and there's a good reason why. >> there do seem to be a few more sharks than usual. it is their breeding and mating season so the ecosystem is really strong. this time of year is also spawning season for grunion which those juvenile great whites feed off of. >> life guards hoped to reopen the beach yesterday but kept it closed after a helicopter spotted 15 sharks just off the coast. >> that's a lot. let's talk about the a's. they're back at home taking on the miami marlins. it will be sunny and 64 at 7:05. dropping down to 58 at 10:00. sunset is at 8:19. you can see the low clouds hanging over the bay bridge as we look from our roof cam down towards the ferry building. temperature today still hot in our east bay valleys. livermore 90. san jose is 81, five degrees above average but if you look at san rafael, oakland, san francisco will

the driver was rounding a turn on clemens road when the truck flipped. we're told the driver's okay, and all the pigs were accounted for. >>> how about this -- rain, hail, lightning, you name it. last night, you got it. nbc10 was in south philadelphia where sheets of rain with hail pelted pavement. this may have been what you heard last night. most of the region experienced similar downpours. >>> eagles long snapper john dorenbos is taking over "the ellen degeneres show" for the day. >> what he has up his sleeve for this afternoon. >>> legends of the ring. how atlantic city will be honoring all-time boxing greats this weekend. (barber) their outfield needs serious work. ya think? -yo! -hey, guys. -what's up? -you're early! have a seat. vince cancelled. (male #1) wow, i just realized i haven't seen you two since his wife's funeral. how's vince holdin' up? eh, he's still in shock. did you know they didn't have life insurance? as if losing her so suddenly wasn't bad enough, now he's got thousands of dollars in bills. husband or wife, a funeral costs the sam

the battlefield in georgia is set up to represent both sides of the conflict but commissioner clemensonfederate flags and artifacts be removed. the museum that sits on county owned lands deciding to close its doors saying history cannot be censored. heather: the iconic 90s action tv show is back, baywatch, here with a review is founder of nerdcheer.com. i love the rock, i am going to see it. what did you think? >> and honored to be on with you. this is based on the tv show, david hasselhoff and pamela anderson. i would not show it -- it was fun. it was iconic. it was on tv, definitely and r-rated movie version. they have amazing chemistry, fantastic in the film. a great villain, john bass, some very funny moment in the movie to keep it sustained was on the negative side, 25 minutes too long. i felt like they take themselves too seriously. if your member 21 jump street they used the same r-rated formula with a tv show setting, but did it much better. some of the cgi effects look very fake at times. it looked really fake. it is a decent film, 3 out of 5, strong matinee but nothing more

police say a tractor trailer overturned just after 6:00 tonight on the 2700 block of clemens road in there are reports that pigs were involved but they did not get loose and thankfully no one is hurt. >>> developing right now, police in delaware have identified the pilot killed in this helicopter crash 37-year-old michael murphy. tonight investigators are trying to piece together what went so very wrong. that helicopter crashed right behind a post office and a immediately burst into flames. >> tonight the ntsb placed the charred remains on a flat truck hauling them away to reconstruction what happened. fox 29's dawn timmeney has the story from new castle. >> it sounded like a missile coming in. it was weird. i just -- all i did was duck. i was like, you know, didn't know where it was coming from. >> reporter: john hughes had just pull into the industrial park on quigley boulevard in new castle to do some it work at a business here. that's when he heard a loud noise from behind and witnessed a medical helicopter take a nose dive. >> sounded like the propellers weren't moving. like it

. >> i remember food in "goodfellas," clemens with the tommy gun in "god father" making tadd food.om is the the sopranos," the priest could talk about food. he would say, with the food, this weird sexual restraint. what is it about italians and food? go for it. >> american people eat to live. italian people live to eat. for us it's the way we express love, the heroism of the momma. our food is so good here and in italy. it's getting better here. look, american food is pizza, spaghetti and meat balls, hero sandwiches. we're very much mainstream italian here in american, everywhere. >> you know, what i love about going to italy whenever i get a chance to go over there a few times, one fim you get to the restaurant, no matter how many kids they have waiting for you, they say, come in, we'll open another table. >> they big hearts, love their children their old people. we have something in common. >> that's right? >> we're both tenors. >> so am i. >> the book is called "pea notice, pasta, partieses" by paul sorvino. >>> when we return, let me finish with trump watch. you're watching "ha

steve clemens is washington editor at large for the atlantic and msnbc contributor.tt, msnbc and the washington post have reported about kushner that he's under scrutiny. that doesn't mean he's suspected of doing anything wrong. his lawyer says he will cooperate just the way he said he would cooperate with congress. but what might he know that they want? pea well, what they're looking at is a couple of meetings that he had in december after the election, he meets with the russian ambassador, then he sends a deputy to meet again with the russian ambassador, and then he meets with the head of a russian bank which actually had been the subject of u.s. sanctions. so, what they're going to be asking him about, i would expect at some point, is what did you discuss in these meetings? what was going on, why did you take these meetings? the broad focus of their ploeb, probe is coordination between the trump campaign and russia during the presidential election. before the presidential election. these meetings are after, but i still think they're going to wonder more about the

clemens. father clemens celebrated his 60th anniversary of his ordination into the roman catholic church. his path toward divinity began early in life when he was the first black graduate of chicago's quigley academy seminary in 1945. from there he went on to pursue his education and earned the bachelor of arts degree in theology and a master of arts st. e in philosophy from mary of the lake seminary. after ordination, mr. speaker, father clements continued his role as a trail blazer when -- trailblazer when in june, 1969, he became the first black priest of holy angels catholic urch which we in the first district of illinois are proud to claim. from that position, mr. speaker, father clements has had a tremendous impact on lives all across the city of chicago and all across our great nation. e such incident that is of tremendous significance to me that ally are his actions he undertook after the aftermath of the assassination of my dear friend and the deputy chairman of the illinois chapter o

scott clemens, chief investment strategist at brown brothers harriman and tom lei global adviser founderner and head of research. we've been making note of the low volatility in the vix, and trading ranges, no pullbacks. does it indicate something? or is it -- is it smooth sailing, tom? >> well, you know, i think low vix is appropriate given where spreads are. so i don't necessarily think it's a time of complacency. and it's probably ending up having a positive effect on markets, because for hedge funds, value risk is low when vix is low which means they're going to be carrying bigger positions. >> if you didn't get in on november 9th, it's been tough to find. people have been waiting. >> yeah. >> and there just has not been -- does that mean go ahead and just keep averaging in as- >> well you know it's a pretty narrowly led market. we've all talked about how narrow market leaderboardship is. bad news is narrowly led markets are going to be fragile. when it does leadership can lead down as well. that means within the market there are plenty of opportunities still so it's not too late. >>