it was a lot of fun. >> dana?ve to say, she can actually walk in those shoes and this is proof, you can dance in those shoes. are those seven-inch heel? >> no they are like five. thank god i had them on. i would have been at waist length. that would have been awkward. i had a lot of fun. i love dancing, as you know. >> facebook friday up next. shopping online... ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers carpenters and even piano tuners... were just as simple? thanks to angie's list now it is. start shopping online... ...from a list of top rated providers. visit angieslist.com today. here at td ameritrade, they love innovating. and apparently, they also love stickers. what's up with these things, victor? we decided to give ourselves stickers for each feature we release. we read about 10,000 suggestions a week to create features that as traders we'd want to use, like social signals, a tool that uses social media to help with research. 10,000 suggestions. who reads all those? he does. for all

dana thank you so much. stand by. we'll come back as soon as we see him s meanwhile gloria borger is here and i think one interesting thing to note to you is barbara bush. barb bra bush is the one who said about a year or so ago i don't think we need another bush in the white house. walking that back now. >> she is walking that back big time as they say. she said haven't we seen enough families in this country? at that time i interviewed neil bush who is not in politics and neil said if you asked my father that question he would say no he wants jeb to run. there was clearly encouragement from that quarter. i think his mother is now on board with this obviously. but, you know he's a different bush we'll get more on that let me get another quick commercial break in as we await the announcement. live picture here. quick break. back in a moment. [husband] gaby's natural beauty products.one moment... [husband] gaby,amor,es para ti. [gaby] customer service...one second please. [gaby]hija¿podemos enviar 10 cajas más a miami?

. >> dana you got these rowdy kids, right?got a cop that probably he admits the emotions got the best of him. that now becomes a data point in a narrative that yet again cops are brutal racists. and that's where it always leads. >> and then people connect dots. you could =rñ through and even in this past year year and a half you could name several instances where megyn kelly last night led with baltimore. there's developments in that story, the freddie gray case. there will be more on that. i agree with you. all these local issues are now becoming national issues. they don't necessarily have national solutions. the only thing they really have is national media attention. the solutions are still local. >> local. >> and that's why i try to exercise some caution in looking at all of these things because we don't know what it's like on the ground there. i don't know what mckinney, texas is like. up don't know what the pool situation was. i don't know what the cops were dealing with. but i am also for ensuring that law enforcement

dana approximate kicks it off. >> a story that i think you've probably been covering this. >> wait dana on. mini me wants his jacket back. >> well you know we share a stylist. >> dana, hurry. obamacare, remember president obama said that healthcare premiums were going to go down guess what they're not going down. across the board health insurers for people on individual market plans, these are your small business owner they are going up at least 10%. here are some examples more than that. blue cross/blue shield of illinois 29% up. in pennsylvania 30% and texas a firm there looking to raise rates by 32 pr. this is absolutely having an impact on the economy and will pay a role in the 2016 election. >> keep your plan if you want to up 32%. >>> i had a chance today to go over to abc to the view to talk about my book making the case and got to sit down with the ladies of view they were asking about fox news and about the women here and how do we all get along and also talking about the attractiveness of women and i said -- >> did you lie? >> you have to watch and find out. take a look. >> th

and dana points out, i also agree that it is a state by state issue.f you live in a state where gay marriage is legal, fine. >> it is legal in every state. >> no, it's not yet. >> everywhere the u.s. flag flies. >> i understand that. tell me this. is marijuana legal in every state or is it illegal in every state? >> gay people now have a constitutional right to marry whoever they want to. >> i understand that. >> the supreme court might hear that. right. let me bring in some commentary by mike huckabee. he's pointing out if it is okay for a rainbow to go up at the white house, the same should go for a religious display. >> when the president lit up the white house the other night with rainbow colors i guess that his pe rog prerogative. don't complain if i were to become president and put a nativity out at christmas. if it is my house, i can do what i wish. >> that is not a good argument to make. what you want to say is president obama is a really johnny come lately to this issue. can you believe this guy who ran against gay marriage when he ran for pre

dana. >> okay. big birthday weekend for people in my life.y husband, he has a birthday tomorrow. his daughter kelly be roberts son, my daughter-in-law, her birthday today. tracy, a good friend of mine.be roberts son, my daughter-in-law, her birthday today. tracy, a good friend of mine.e roberts son, my daughter-in-law, her birthday today. tracy, a good friend of mine. roberts son, my daughter-in-law, her birthday today. tracy, a good friend of mine. the dog is in a lot of these. barbara bush turns 90 on monday. so we want to wish her well. >> happy birthday. that's fantastic. good people. >> i hate to go back but who was the woman? >> joanne. don't you know anything? >> no. >> you need to know her. >> who was that? >> she works with me. >> i was wondering. wow. >> great question. >> all right. anyway so the nba finals are going and jimmy kimmel had a retreat. these guys are halving and i can't concentrate. jimmy kimmel did mean tweets and he had some nba players read the meanest they have ever received. >> wesley matthews complains about ever

i got handed a piece of paper and we now have learned that governor chris christie thanks to dana bash who just got this intel, he will announcing that he'll be running for president. he's going to announce on tuesday morning from livingston new jersey which is where he was raised. he will announce it at 11:00 in the morning at the high school. a source tells dana that they expect him to talk extensively about his upbringing and how that has shaped the person he is. gloria borger some time ago we were talking about how chris christie could be the guy but ever since bridgegate i mean look how he's been polling, my how times have changed. >> right. i think what chris christie wants to be now is the comeback kid and he's going to start talking about his biography, his -- the way he was raised very close to his mother how he got into politics how he's governored as a two-term republican governor in a democratic state and he's going to try and get back on that stage as somebody who doesn't tell you what you want to hear but tells you the truth. that's where he had the problems with bridgega

dana bash is up on the bill. dana, you're getting a lot of republican reaction right now, but this is a really sensitive moment. >> it is a sensitive moment for republicans, but one thing that also strikes me when it comes to what you all were just talking about with regard to the president and his legacy and so forth, you know, over the past few weeks we have seen a lot of division within the democratic party over the trade issue. the president really had a big logs at first on trade thanks mostly to a proposition fr lly own party. this is one of the issues where everybody is rooting for him because everybody for the most part is on the same page. and it's not a big secret, it's not just trade, wolf, but there has been for the past 6 1/2 years a lot of tension between the president and democrats here. they feel like they didn't get the care and the loving feeding they should have from a fellow democrat in the white house. they feel like that their issues weren't heard. this is not one of them. this is a real uni

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cnn chief congressional correspondent dana bash is in the mix. dana tell us what's going on there? >> well we're still actually in des moines. because this is where the ride part of the roast and ride is going to begin. you see behind me, this is a harley barn and what joni ernst, the freshman center from iowa a harley rider decided to do is to make this perhaps the first annual tradition. of making this kind of fun day for harley riders and also a very political day for would-be republican presidential candidates. and of course since this is a presidential year actual presidential candidates. let's just start here. there's going to be a gathering of a lot of harley riders and there are groups who have been gathered from police officer groups from veteran groups. they are going to be riding from here 38 miles to the town of boon iowa. it is there that the presidential candidates are going to be speaking. we're told that they are only going to have eight minutes each to speak, seven of them are going to come. but there actually is going to be one presidential candidate who is going

dana, top that. >> you want to see a cute little thing?phone rang on sunday and didn't take the call because she didn't recognize the number and the person called back. turns out, her boston terrier who ran away seven years ago was being returned to her. >> this is an incredible story. >> someone took her to a vet and they checked the chip. >> the dog is like what is going on? >> i don't know if it's covered by section 215. >> it is cute. >> sorry. blew it. >> that's a cute animal situation. >> if you like pigs this is super adorable. >> do you? >> i like them. i like to eat them too. show the clip. this is a police officer that had to go pick up a stray pig in shelby township in michigan. they were in detroit and this lady called and said this pig is going crazy. they took the pig and it's looking out the back window and the pig made a little poop mess. >> the taxpayers had to pay for that? >> bacon in the back seat. >> eric? >> quickly sepp blatter resigned today. no one can figure out, three days after he won re-election, why he was res

dana, i'll start with you. been all over the place, talking about the contenders and his past experience. and he mentioned jeb bush this morning on "morning joe," and why he has experience on a number of levels. >> i think at this stage, you have to be very impressed with the precampage work which jeb bush has carried out. he's put together a first rate organizations and raised a lot of money. i'm sorry, the truth is to run a campaign these days you have to have the funds to get you from state to state and run advertising and get your message out. i think he's done that better than anybody else. >> dana mitt romney is someone who knows what it takes. he went through this very much the last go around. it's true jeb bush does have the advantage with the money, the team around him, the ground organization. the next question is though can he excite people? can he convince them he is the guy that they should elect to fix this country next go-around? >> the question is can he excite them as much as mitt romney excite

dana telsey. >>> dr. j, welcome to the party. a little airline issues, but good to have you in the house. >> mechanical. you want to talk retail? >> sure, as you know, we bought kors on the big dip a few weeks ago after the report. still hold it for client accounts, we a believer in the turn-around and as far as jim's comments about gap, i think overall, jim, with old navy doing as well as it's doing, i would love to change the name of the store from gap to old navy. target did that when they were dayton hudson and they flipped over to target. don't be surprised at some point if they flip over and say hey, old navy is our brand, not gap. >> bonds moving lower ahead of the fed's statement that means yields are moving higher. jackie de angelis at the nymex with the futures now crew. >> that's exactly right. everybody watching the 10-year yield. what's interesting obviously the market participants believe we're going to get a rake hike in september. but jeff killberg, do you think there could be any surprise from yellen today? >> i

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>> now, dana these things are produced right?u're making snap decisions right away to send photos out. you still own that responsibility. to me it's pretty obvious what they were trying to do. this is the same media -- not saying it's a.p. but same media who tried to capture president obama so it looks like he has a he halo around him? there is a bias in the media and it often does extend to pictures and headlines and captions. >> if you look at this picture, i don't know if you can show the close up. it's offensive. how dare they point ted cruz's head at that poor gun. >> self-defense. >> all you had to do is the mirror test. what if it had been a favorite liberal politician? it would not pass. amazing how blind liberals are they would condemn cross hair photos but not this as inciteful to violence. >> if you're putting gun video on top of host the guns are pointing away. >> bad taste. poor judgment. i give them f minus. >> wasn't he speaking at a gun event? who put the pictures on the wall? >> not appropriate, juan. >> i don't

. >> dana? >> mike from where we sat when we were his upping to the families who were addressing roof from what i could see it didn't seem like he expressed any sort of emotion. do you know differently? or have you heard anything differently after he confessed? >> reporter: no. and i think every indication is that he is dry and possibly a sociopath. because you heard him answer a few matter of fact questions there in court. and no indication of emotion or guilt at all. >> julie? >> does he have a lawyer is he using a public defender? i'm curious as to whether you have the celebrity lawyer that is come and try to defend these cases. i'm curious as to who's defending him now, a public defender or whether there's some celebrity lawyer on his way to try to get this guy off. >> reporter: so far it's a public defender who showed up in court. i didn't catch his name because i was listening over a cell connection. >> mike any other information about the family or anyone show up on his be half while he w

now from the heart of the theater district in new york city, here is dana tyler. >> hi, everybody andfor joining us. this year's tony nominees include broadway legends and of course a lot of singing and dancing. we begin with the tony nominees for best musical. >> it's the epitome of a -- an american in paris. a light hearted story of post war hopes and romance. filled with extraordinary dance and gershwin tunes. inspired by the film, ties for the most tony award nominations with 12, including nods for best actor and actress. >> i have always been one of those people that planned ahead and if this has taught me anything it's to live in the moment. because you wake up the next morning and you have

dana what do you think?t it was very smart how they handled that and i commend the civil rights leaders for coming out and immediately saying that because it could stop all of the fearmongering or any other problems. interesting, we've been saying for the last month, james comey has said that he has open cases of possible terrorist activity in all 50 states. that includes rhode island. that's not necessarily a place where you think there would be hot bed terrorist activities. that means our police forces and intelligence community has to be able to communicate with one another, share their information and intelligence and be able to act, like in this case might have been sooner than they wanted because i think they were trailing him and trying to get other information. i absolutely commend them. i'm glad it turned out this way. >> and from a communications perspective, that was good to have them get out in front of the microphone use their voice and connect to people to quell anything that might have taken p

not your typical pre-announcement trip. >> dana bash thank you. if hillary clinton is elected president, her husband stands to lose millions. bill clinton says if hillary does win, he will likely step off the lecture circuit which has earned him more than $100 million since he left office in 2001. that man is paid to talk. clinton said he would like to stay involved with the family foundation as long as possible during the campaign to raise enough money to fund global work. >>> eric casebolt let his emotions get the best of him while responding to the pool party disturbance where he is seen on video throwing a girl to the ground and drawing his gun on the others. that is according to his lawyer. she says casebolt handled two suicide calls before arriving at the pool party and it took an emotional toll on him. he has since resigned. >> eric regrets that his conduct portrayed him and his department in a negative light. he never intended to mistreat anyone but was only reacting to a situation and the challenges that it presented. he apologizes to all

dana bash is in miami at miami-dade college. we are hearing some red meat from the man about to introduce

thanks dana bash, in florida for us.isn't in the race officially for another couple hours but jeb bush already has endorsements from more than half of florida's congressional delegation. that includes congressman john mica joining us from orlando. congressman, you see this republican field. it's getting big, getting bigger than big, huge right now. tell us why you endorsed jeb bush early. >> well, the field is big and we've got some great candidates but i can tell you, i've been in the state since 1956. we've never had the opportunity in florida or in the nation to elect a more qualified individual to take us out of sort of the doldrums that we've had the past number of years with this administration into a positive future. and i saw jeb bush right here in our community in our state take us from some very tough times after 9/11 back to prosperity. getting good jobs. it's so exciting. i'm a graduate of miami-dade. to have him down there to announce at a college, those kids want to have a job. their parents want to have a

dana's done it. hers is really good.ook but i likeis a law like salami sapped witchndwiches. >> rowan and i love salami. >> come on ronan, get to work. do you want the lettuce here? >> ronan, how often does your mom cook at home? >> she cooks breakfast. >> what kind of breakfast? >> like usually like -- >> cereal? >> cereal or hard boiled eggs. i know how to make those. >> come on kid. >> you're making me look bad. yeah my mom dresses like this in the kitchen. there you go. it was very cute. we had a lot of fun. it was delicious and i came home with four big salamis. >> spimoni gardens. >> eric. >>> i call him boss. you know him as roger ailes. he's signed a multiyear deal with 2 19 century fox. he'll continue to lead the fox news channel, fox business network and fox television stations. roger will jointly report to rupert murdoch and sons lackland and james. from all of us here at "the five" congratulations, boss. >> yea! >> very exciting. >> i lost the order so i'm going to go with greg. >> there you go. greg's eterna

great respect for their leaders. >> i mean dana, amazing.this does it look like christie can win his home state, new jersey? it's a crucial question. >> it is a crucial question. you wouldn't ask any republican outside of new jersey if they could win that state at this point. it is so blue historically. and that was his calling card that he won reelection himself just two and a half years ago by 61%. i mean that's a huge margin for republican in the blue state but now given everything that has happened his approval rating is under water meaning more people disapprove than approve. so it would be very hard and historically looking back can't remember the last time somebody won the nomination never mind the white house without winning their home state. >> could be obviously seems like a simple thing but crucial. dana thank you very much and out front now, john king republican margaret hoover and paul bagalis. so paul, let me start with you. i know you have to love this entire situation going on in the gop right now, but has donald trump met hi

dana? >> gretchen carlson has a new book out tomorrow. it's called "getting real."he did a piece on it today at 2:00 p.m. you can learn a lot more about her and all the things she's done. >> set your dvrs. >>> jeb makes three. another bush joins the family business and launches the run for president. this is "special report." good evening. for the second time in three days a member of a past presidential family has formalized intentions to seek their own spot at the head of the white house table. saturday was hillary clinton. today jeb bush became the third member of his family to run for president. brett we begin with chief political correspondent

dana you're up first. >> all right.ed ex-staffer named todd bobnich accused former san diego republican openly gay running for congress very close race in san diego. right before the election there was a guy named todd bosnich who just pled guilty in federal court for lying about smearing the reputation of demayo by claims of sexual harassment. this happened two weeks before the election. it was a left intent all along to try to smear carl demayo. they used terrible tactics. now this guy is possibly facing up to 20 years in prison. cnn was called on by demayo to correct the record. they kind of sort of did it yesterday. it's not good enough. i'll tell you the left you better get with the program and knock it off with the attacks against people's sexuality. >> very good. all right, greg you're up. >> all right. it's time for this. >> excellent. >> what the heck is that? question mark. >> let's go around the table. i want you guys to figure out what exactly this is. go around start with you, kimberly. it's not an ex-husba

joining me now is shira center from the "boston globe" and dana milbank from the "washington post."od evening, reverend. >> thank you. >> dana will the warren effect continue on the democratic side or is it basically over? >> no. i think it will continue reverend and it has relatively little to do with elizabeth warren. i mean she's riding the same populist wave that others are within the party. this -- this doesn't exist because of elizabeth warren. it exists because there is a huge amount of resentment that's built up because of this extraordinary inequality now, worse than at any point since the great depression and there is the beginning of a backlash here so i think hillary clinton has moved to the left and into a more populist direction, not necessarily because she feared elizabeth warren who was real let's face it never going to enter the this race but because that's where the energy is in the democratic party and where a lot of the energy is in the country now, going in a populist direction. >> you know shira, a political memo written by a clinton ally about how to win over

joining me now are dana milbank and clarence page. thank you both for being here. >> thank you, reverend. >> clarence is it smart for the president to frame health care as a moral issue? >> i think it's smart. it's also a subtle shift in tactics. or shift in argument. in the past he's put more of the emphasis on cost and cost savings and general coverage. now he's talking about the very fact that this is part of the social contract. he's almost saying it would be un-american to oppose the idea of health care for everybody. he's going back to making a hundred-year argument going back to 1912 at least when teddy roosevelt promised the need for health coverage across the country and the progressive movement at that time was pushing for it. of course harry truman lbj. you can go right up to the present day and look at various presidents trying to get what president obama has been able to achieve with the affordable care act. this is a historical argument he's making saying this gets right to the very core of our being as a people in this

dana perino to present her two top stories.he good news is, big best seller. we're happy about that for her. here now is ms. perino. so you want to lead with the iraq situation. hasn't that been overreported? why is it the most important story of the week? >> i think it's the most important story of the presidency. and it's certainly one of the things i wanted to talk about is how president obama at this point starts looking ahead because his legacy, on this issue will be judged on how he leads, what kind of situation he leads to his successor. >> but it's os? >> that's right. >> and 450 advisors isn't going to stop the madness. >> right. not only that you have a military strategy, vacuum of leadership there but also, when people look back and they think petraeus did such a great job. remember petraeus wasn't alone. petraeus had ambassador ryan crocker. >> he had a lot of troops with him too. >> there is a diplomatic solution and it was part of the strategy was co-blended. and i think that the president would actually have more

. >> dana he was not afraid to take shots at other countries.

dana?ll of these other reality families anyone else, the kardashians, anyone who has invited cameras into their home and have made their family life open. americans are very volunteeristic. they love watch it. it is an he is came just as anything else. >> that doesn't justify the enormous interest in this particular family. there's something about them. >>> they're not just another reality tv show. continuing americans are all watching. they're the lindsey lohan family with bibles. >> give me a chance to process that. >> you could say mrs. duggar is joan crawford with a bible. the reality is the way they dealt with this terrible tragedy was one issue. the other point was they put themselves out there as the epitome of conservative values. as ambassadors of christian values. yet they use their position and celebrity to preach hate mongering and fear especially toward the gay and lesbian community, even so far as josh duggar being executive director of the family research council that even at

nothing, dana?well look there's no way to have any idea what this congress is going to do on any given subject, as we saw with today's trade vote. so you can't know for certain. there are some responsible republicans who would say, all right, well at least let's extend these subsidies so we don't have this short-term chaos. but the hard liners probably aren't going to allow that. so basically we're stuck in this position where of course the president's not going to sign any law that basically gets rid of all the rest of obama care as the republicans would propose to do. and the republicans are not going to go along with anything other than all-out repeal. so you have the potential at the end of this month to have chaos, then you actually will have millions of people thrown off of their insurance, then maybe that poor congressman actually may be right in retrospect once the supreme court kicks everybody off of obama care. >> well then we have a new threat because senator ted cruz has come on these is

not typical, but this election is anything but typical. >> thank you, dana.y clinton is elected president, her husband stands to lose out on millions. bill clinton says if hillary does win, he will likely step off the lecture circuit which earned him more than $100 million since leaving office in 2001. this man is paid a lot of money to speak. clinton says he would like to stay involved with the family foundation as long as possible during the campaign. he wants to ensure they raise enough money for the global work. >>> mckinney, texas police officer eric casebolt let his emotions get the best of him where he was responding to a pool party disturbance. his attorney says casebolt handled two suicide calls before arrive agenting at the pool party and it took an emotional toll on him. >> eric regrets his conduct portrayed him and his department in a negative light. he never intended to mistreat anyone but reacting to a situation and the challenges it presented. he apologizes to all who were offended. that day was not representative of the ten-year service to the

dana good morning. how is it there? >> good morning, pamela. this is definitely set up to play to chris christie's political strengths, and that is just talking. and he is going to do that in a sort of unconventional way. this is the 14th on the republican side. you can sort of see over my right shoulder there is a stand there, and that's where he is going to have i am told just an outline, not prepared remarks. we've already been reporting he's definitely not going to have a teleprompter but the way they have set up this gymnasium inside livingston high school where he attended several decades ago is for it to feel like a town hall to feel like he is down with the people and a lot of people here as you can imagine are those who he has known for many many years, many he grew up with and so forth. so that is kind of the intention here but just to be honest if chris christie would have expected and written the presidential announcement for himself back when he was 60% -- when he won approval by 60% of the voters here in new jersey when he won re-

dana bash is in miami at miami-dade college. we are hearing some red meat from the man about to introduce governor bush and there was actually a very pointed statement, the presidency of the united states does not come with training wheels. it was specifically targeted as barack obama, but it could apply to some other republican candidates. >> yes, it could, even one republican who has been jeb bush's property jays marco rubio, who is doing very well at this point, among the very big pack. it is very noteworthy and i think telling that this is the man they chose to introduce jeb bush s it's a state senator here in florida, really has been trying to rile up the crowd, and the reason i say that it's telling is because that has been the biggest concern both inside and outside jeb-world, that he hasn't been able to break free for many reasons, but one of them is that he just hasn't come across as somebody who really wants it. you have a crowd around you, and you feel the love in a very big place like this it's going to be hard to no

dana bash is the first to report this.ource telling her that republican presidential hopeful south carolina senator lindsey graham will call for the removal of the confederate flag from the statehouse grounds. plans to do this at a news conference at 4:00 eastern right along south carolina republican's governor nikki haley. the flag is now connected to the gunman who connected nine people senselessly in that charleston church. as we speak about racism in this church you're about to hear president obama use a word to recognize a harsh reality of this country's history, and a reality that racism still exists in this country. the president using the "n" word during an interview on his podcast. >> racism. >> racism. we are not clear of it clearly. and it's not just a matter of it not being polite to say nigger in public. that's not the measure of whether racism is in existence or not. we have -- societies don't overnight completely erase everything that happened 2 to 300 years prior. >> "cnn tonight" anchor don lemon, your rea

dana bash reporting from south carolina today.lowing, cnn has learned that the former speaker of the house of representatives, dan nisennis hastert, will be arraigned this thursday. if he chooses to attend it would be the first public appearance by hastert since the federal government announced the case against him last week. hastert is charged with evading back regulations and lying to the fbi about $3.5 million in withdraws he had already made or was planning to make to keep allegations of sexual misconduct under wraps. >>> after the break, a major milestone. exactly 35 years ago today, ted turner started a news network based in atlanta, georgia. it reaches more than 200 countries around the world right now. we're going to have some of the more unforgettable moments on cnn over these past 35 years. that's coming up next. just about anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda®... ...no calorie sweetener. splenda® lets you experience... ...the joy of sugar... ...without all the calories. think sugar, say splenda® many wrinkle crea

dana, thank you. doug, john, thank you as well. continuing covering that. breaking news coming up.ajor security failures at u.s. airports. undercover agents manage to smuggle mock explosives and weapons through airport checkpoints 95% of the time. >> that's a lot. >> we'll have that coming up. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and as

i want to bring in correspondent dana bash she's covering bush's trip in warsaw and senior washington you have been following his trip. he had tough words for vladimir putin. fill us in on that. >> that's right. you know this trip two-thirds of it actually a little bit more is about going to countries that were part of this soviet union. and so in today's day and age, going to places like where i am in poland it is about trying to show that you are tough when it comes to vladimir putin. and so that certainly is what jeb bush has been doing on his european trip so far. but you remember his brother, when he was in office had a very different view at least initially, of the russian leader. i asked him to sort of square those two visions. listen to what happened. >> your brother kind of famously during the beginning of his first term said if vladimir putin got a sense of his soul and said he was straightforward and trust worthy. you're calling him a bully. can you square that? >> i think putin has changed, for sure. he's changed over time and he has been emboldened by the fact that we're,

good morning, dana. >> reporter: good morning, carol.own feel. we heard "the star-spangled banner." i'm going to toss it back to you as they do the pledge and you can ask me a question and hopefully they'll be done just out of respect. >> i understand. we'll step away. thanks very much. we'll get back to you. all right. let's step back. you said senator graham cannot win. how much should we care? first of all, he most likely doesn't think he's a loser. secondly just because mr. graham is not a front runner at the moment doesn't mean he doesn't have clout. as "the wall street journal" says graham could be a king maker. with me now, ron christie former special assistant to former president george w. bush and sara who is a contributor to "the blaze." lindsey graham is polling at 1% in the quinnipiac poll from last week and 60% said they haven't heard enough to have a favorable or unfavorable opinion but you say graham can be a king maker. tell me how? >> i think that because he's the senior sitting senator in south carolina his impact on th

uh, i'll see you there dana. and, uh, don't bring your little brother. [ chuckles ] i'm actually four months and 16 days older than her and we're together. weird. anthony balsamo knows my name. and he's such a mensch to invite both of us.

dana loesch is here to explain. and in baltimore the day freddie gray was arrested -- since the day freddie gray was arrested 51 people have been killed in baltimore. 51. 47 of them have been black. not one has died at the hands of a police officer. we'll take a look at that. plus the reverend al sharpton could be in hot water again for preaching a political agenda and how from the pulpit at the request of that tax-exempt organization the naacp. judge andrew napolitano is here after this break. >> don't come up in here and think they're going to have four or five days of convention. we're going to have another convention outside. [ applause ] relook. rethink. reimagine. because right here, right now it's time to take a closer look at botox® cosmetic, the only fda approved treatment for the temporary improvement of both moderate to severe frown lines and crow's feet. see what real results can really look like. so talk to your doctor about botox® cosmetic. and make it part of what you do for you. the effects of botox®

dana and mike are still with us.ublican intelligenceia is not 3:00 thrilled about the arrival of donald trump. >> not at all. this is what they are trying to avoid. one reason they want to obtain from the iowa straw poll. they are afraid of the republican base who they may choose as a republican front runner. he is reminding voters what a circus 2008 and 2012 were with back maun bach man and they are frightened of him. after he said those terrible things about mexicans coming across the border he had an opportunity to go toe to toe with donald and said this is not sticking blame but standing up for the little guy. we're not go ing to allow that rhetoric in the debate because we believe in the immigrants that come here and work hard. he missed that opportunity. >> jeb bush had nothing to say about it. let's listen to what charles kraut hammer said about that. >> can you really take seriously a candidate who says mexico is not our friend? it is sending us immigrants who are criminals, drug dealers and rapists, although

dana, what's going on is in the senate as you see it? >> it's sort of what you would expect. the republican party is largely leadless right now and we have, you know, maybe eight or ten official candidates and twice that many unofficial candidates and of the four republican candidates in the senate, well, you want to break free from the pack. so you want to generate a lot of attention. so we saw rand paul doing it this week on fisa and the nsa. we've seen ted cruz do it on the the homeland security shutdown, loretta lynch. we've seen marco rubio do it early on iran as in the clip you played. we've seen lindsey graham do it with the export/import bank. and you know what it is? it's good for their campaign because it helps them break free from the pack. what it's not good for is governing and mitch mcconnell is certainly pulling his hair out at this point because he can't keep things in order here and this is how it's going to be for the next year and a half or so and the ambitions of these guys running for office basically are at odds with governing. in a way, they get ahead b

dana loesch is here to explain. and in baltimore the day freddie gray was arrested -- since the day freddie gray was arrested 51 people have been killed in baltimore. 51. 47 of them have been black. not one has died at the hands of a police officer. we'll take a look at that. plus the reverend al sharpton could be in hot water again for preaching a political agenda and how from the pulpit at the request of that tax-exempt organization the naacp. judge andrew napolitano is here after this break. >> don't come up in here and think they're going to have four or five days of convention. we're going to have another convention outside. [ applause ] why are you deleting these photos? because my teeth are yellow. why don't you use a whitening toothpaste? i'm afraid it's bad for my teeth. try crest 3d white. crest 3d white diamond strong toothpaste and rinse... ...gently whiten... ...and fortify weak spots. use together for 2 times stronger enamel. crest 3d white. working on my feet all day gave me pain here. in my knees. bu

for president. >> all right dana thanks very much. dana bash up on capitol hill.errorism to the united states. joining us the republican presidential candidate george pataki. he was the new york state governor including during and after 9/11. governor thanks very much for joining us. >> good evening, wolf. nice being with you. >> thank you. you've said that now is probably the most dangerous time for americans since september 11th. why do you say that? >> well that's right. just listen to the news you just had on about the joint task force killing someone they had been radicalized by isis here in the united states. we had the incident a couple of weeks ago in garland, texas, where american citizens who had been radicalized, they -- isis says by them are about to conduct a massive attack against the u.s. citizens but for what texas cop that would have happened. let me give you one other point, wolf. >> go ahead. >> after that attack in garland, texas, the fbi director said there are hundreds of people out there like these attackers, probably thousands. we don't kno

dana on the syria, turkey border. >>> south africa the only remaining camp housing people who fled april'sbic violence is set to close and do not have refugee status and can either go back to their communities or home countries, both of which they fled. and anita miller sent this update from durbin. >> reporter: three temporary shelters very much like the one behind me housed up to 5,000 people in resent months following xenophobic violence in south africa and a number of refugees remain at this particular shelter in chatsworth, up to 200 of them and have to the end of the day to decide whether or not they will be reintegrated into surrounding communities which they previously fled or if they want to return to their home counties but for many here from burundi as well as the democratic republic of congo that is not an option and cannot return to their countries which are currently suffering from instability or difficulties in the political sphere. they say they want to remain in south africa but they are also concerns that communities here are not safe enough. municipality in the area said

as for iraq it is marred in divisions and dana reports from northern iraq. >> reporter: she grieves forusband and oldest son, it has been a year since they were killed by the islamic state of iraq and the levante in mosul but time has done little to ease her pain. she is among the millions of iraqis who have been displaced over the years. she says she is tired. she like others here have been displaced from mosul and many feel the government is not serious about recapturing their city from i.s.i.l. >> translator: there is a conspiracy against mosul and a conspiracy against the sunnis, the baghdad government is not helping us get back our city they won't give us arms to fight. >> reporter: iraq sunnis say they are unfairly treated, looked upon as supporters of i.s.i.l. not just by the shia government but even here by many kurds in the north. >> this is a check point in the capitol irbill in northern iraq and sunni arabs need a guarantor and face restrictions with the capitol baghdad and authorities here and the iraq capital are justified for security reasons but the people feel they are s

detroit. >> they're saying burglaries are down dana.hey could say people are reporting the burglaries less. >> do you remember when president obama came in right after the financial crisis and he comes up with a big spending program and they come up with a phrase jobs saved. it's unprovable. but the media totally ran with it and said he saved so many jobs. there was never a number but it was a way to say oh, well it would have been worse without it >> yes. >> i don't think branton is just defending deblasio. he's defending branton. these numbers will reflect on his legacy as well. >> he's in a bit of a bind. eric they often call this an uptick. >> i think it's a little bit of the demoralization of the police force, thank you, bill deblasio for the whole issue about talking to his son of color if he's ever confronted by a new york city police officer how to handle it. you demoralize the police. you embolden the bad guys when they see all the finger pointing at the cops so you have that as well. then maybe it's some of the gun laws. new y