was working for bob dole on capitol hill. i think mike glassner is an example of the kind of person he needs. but you cannot run a presidential campaign on a skeletal basis. but it's got to be a bigger operation. just the challenge of getting on the ballot in all 50 states, so if you are lucky and you strike fire in one of the early primaries you are in a position to capitalize on it. otherwise you end up like gary hart, you are hot my but no place to go. john: do you have specific recommendations? roger: if i did, they will be private between us. i'm not an employment agency. mark: you have been involved in presidential politics for a long time. you worked for ronald reagan and usually before we started that you flew up to petition mr. trump on his plane. roger: the new york ballot process was far more onerous than it is now. mark: you have been involved in politics for a long time. let's say, mr. trump starts to do better or begins to be more solid in the polls, can he win iowa and new hampshire? roger: certainly, that he n

bob dole has been a big influence, is a close friend. he still regularly calls, you know, every couple of weeks, and just chats, wants to know what is going on. and bob is 91, 92 now. but great mind. helped me in my reelect a lot. and i think just the nature of eisenhower, who represents that quintessential kansas nature, is a guy that when faced with a big task, he does not care who gets the credit because we are all going to pull together and get this done, which is a lot of kansas character, ok, we have got something we are going to do here. i don't care who gets the glory for this. we have got to get together and figure this out. those influence me and have shaped me, and i think have shaped the state. eisenhower, campaign 2016 is around the corner. hear?ill the candidates governor brownback: this last election, pat robertson and i were in tight races, and we got to see most of the candidates kansas.through cance a lot of them were well received. rand paul, chris christie. what kansans want to see is somebody with principal, but can

you heard it from me first here tonight, folks. >> bob dole, bob dole, mitt romney, and john mccain,ith all do respect to them, lost. >> but -- >> lost the general election, right. >> the point about that, beth, tim pennsylvania learn city right about who -- pawlenty is right about who won and who lost. what the republicans did each one of the times, especially last time, after they got over some very strange infatuations like herman cain and so forth and when tim pawlenty was no longer able to fund his campaign, what the republicans ended up doing was going with the best candidate they had. and anybody who wants to say bob dole was a loser has to tell me who was the better candidate that the republicans had in 1996? and it seems to me that no matter how wild they respond in polls at this point or maybe in early voting, they tend to end up with a carefully-chosen, careful candidate. >> they do. which is why jeb bush has gone into this race with that kind of head of steam behind him. look lawrence, it's perfectly natural that republicans are going to criticize the standard bearers who

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heavyweights, or and hatch, bob dole, dick thornburgh and others got together to see what could be done. one by one they came in, he brought along his aide, they were discussing -- he is a lawyer. after some brief chitchat, they end their own discussion. the point person for the white house was known to be a hardliner and official bad cop. had to lean over and whispered you watch. in 15 minutes he will see how impassioned kennedy is about this bill. kennedy himself has family members who are disabled, his sister was cognitively disabled and his son lost a leg to cancer and many of the republicans also in the room even though they were conservatives were for the bill because they have also had family members involved the silvers of the stein with large glasses, pages and pages of legislation had been silently noting and mentally rebutting john sununu's objections. kennedy cautioned him but he kept picking away. what about a barber shop on the second floor of an existing building in new hampshire. we expect the board barber to install an elevator to accommodate a wheelchair using customer

what little money is controlled by a ruthless, disfigured warlord, doling out precious moisture from his mountain stronghold. wow. [laughter] jerry brown has not aged well. [laughter] i'm kidding of course. jerry brown hasn't aged at all. he's still good ol' governor moonbeam, putting the water scarcity issue in terms that anyone on 'shrooms can understand. >> some people call water a right, some people call water the essence of life. water is a baptism. water is a poetry. [laughter] >> yeah, water is poetry. roses are red, violets are blue, can i wash my [bleep] car or not? [laughter] now, california's instituted mandatory water restrictions. we weren't that happy with that. you guys are? i'm okay. anyway, they've instituted mandatory water restrictions. they're attempting to get overall water usage down 25%. obviously not including agriculture, which is most of the water usage, but right now usage is only down 9%. so it is time to get real. >> the $623 million water recycling plant turns treated sewage from the sanitation department next door into drinkable water. it's called indir

that have been set up, and steve just talked about them where the congress is going to examine the dole and they'll get an up or down vote on it. you may not like the odds, but it's going to happen. >> we have an administration that has broken all the rules. now they care about the rules when they want to keep it secret. >> well, so, yeah, if we think so little of the administration, why do we want them meddling in the middle east to begin with? we're talking about sanctions and risking western civilization. when are we going to learn that if we had ignored the castros deck az ago, they would have been pushed out long ago. we elevated them. we do this in north korea, and now we're going to elevate a corrupt regime like what's running iran. get out of this. >> isn't it clear that the one thing that could put a lot of this controversy at risk is if they open the books and show the people? not just americans, but the people of the world what they've signed on to. >> that's why they don't want to show it because they know we would throw up if we saw it. >> do you think a family making nearl

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the first time i met dole, mrs. dole, was in 2003 nagasaki and i was in a conference room waiting for her at one end of a very long table and she entered from the far end. and when i first set eyes on her, she it can my breath away -- she took my breath away. she stood there so tall and erect with a presence unlike anyone i'd ever met before. i learned later that as a child she was athletic and strong-willed, and she sometimes broke the rules. the photo in my book of doe as a child shows her in street clothes on a day that she should have been wearing her school uniform. she liked to look nice. you'll hear the word -- [inaudible] in this segment. it means atomic bomb-affected perp, a word created to identify the victims and survivors of the atomic bombs. >> doe was 15 at the time of the bomb. she was the one inside the mitsubishi weapons factory that imploded on top of her and thousands of men, women and student workers. to catch you up on her story she barely escaped the factory ruins before she fell unconscious on

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dole. campaigning against president bill clinton turns out to be a dangerous affair for bob dole.ching out to his supporters in california, he falls head first off stage. it turns out that the presidency is just beyond his reach. and speaking of feet, waiting around for dignitaries can be tedious work. president bush takes the opportunity to entertain the press with some fancy footwork of his own. >> i don't know of any times when it's really good for a president to try to dance. >> president bush, it seems, disagrees. here he is again in africa. >> and secretary of state hillary clinton gets down in kenya. >> thank you very much. stop the music. >> even russian president boris yeltsin seems comfortable on the dance floor. >> kick it. >> not all politicians are quite so musically inclined however. just ask karl rove. ♪ tell me what is your name >> mc rove. >> i saw this one live, i'm afraid. it was even scarier to watch karl rove rapping in person than on the tv. he's got some of the movements that only dick cheney could manage. >> mc rove. ♪ our dnc is what they're calling me ♪ >

includes other tech giants like google which offers new mothers five months paid off and facebook which doles out four months for moms and dads. companies of, under the family and medical leave act there isn't a policy mandating paid leave of any kind. the move by netflix has already sparked others to modify their leave policy, microsoft said 20 weeks and two weeks prior to their child's due date. >> netflix is setting the tone for other tech companies. >> courtney kealy, al jazeera. >> joining us vie skype. ellen bravo. very good to have you with us. the u.s. as you know is the only industrialized nation that does not require paid maternity leave and netflix is going way beyond even what the most generous companies offer. do you think it will inspire others to follow suit? >> it's a great move and as they said a great business tool. i bet their job applications are soaring. it will inspire other tech companies we're excited about that. but for small businesses fortunately we have another model because let's face it right now having a baby or a bout of cancer or a dad with a stroke means fina

the heavyweight who are orrin hatch, tom harkin, bob dole, the attorney general thornburgh and others got together to see what could be done. only one by one they came in and harkin brought along his aid who was one of the people that trusted they were discussing as a lawyer. after some chit chat principles began their own discussion and sununu served as the point person for the white house and was known to be a hardliner and an official bad cop. he leaned over and whispered you watch in 15 minutes you will see how impassioned kennedy is about this bill. and you know that he was cognitive disabled and his son lost a leg to cancer. many of the republicans also in the room even though they were conservatives were before the bill because they themselves also had family members involved. silverstein had large classes into the abyss of the pages upon pages of legislation had been silently noting and mentally rebutting the objections. he cautioned sununu. but he continued picking away. what if there was a barbershop on the second quarter of an existing floor of an existing building in new h

get yourself a free half gallon of dole classic lemonade with any 10 piece meal or larger purchase. because when you buy this chicken, there's free lemonade for the pickin'. it's finger lickin' good. >>> dangerously warm and humid, the combination. >> especially into tomorrow. we are talking record breaking heat tomorrow afternoon's high and nearing a record again on tuesday. and this stretch gets on us after a while, especially when the overnight lows barely get below 80 in and around new york city. a live look to the south past the empire state building. you see the clouds bubbling up. this is what happens when the atmosphere gets hot and humid. we get the thunderstorms that can unexpectedly develop over parts of brooklyn, queen, nassau county getting in the temperature 86. humidity 55%. the temperature cooled down from the afternoon high of 93. the low this morning got down to 76 degrees. temperatures are a full ten above normal for this time of year. 1944. i think tomorrow's record, which is 95, was set in the same year, 1944. that record is probably in jeopardy. we get up to 96

. >> reporter: at baghdad's hospital, this doctor doles out medical care and dispenses hard truths. >> tough the challenge s living in a city with violence, daily violence, living in a city with no infrastructure and trying your best to do the best for those patients, it's not easy. >> reporter: while this government run facility is cleaner and better stocked than other hospitals and clinics, it's not immune to the crisis spreading through a healthcare system here many consider decaying and diseased. the shortage of supplies and well trained staff is nothing new in iraq. but things are getting worse. even storing medicines at the right temperature is difficult. the medication stored inside here must stay constantly refrigerated. they have to keep working. during this record heat wave at a time when there are so many power cuts, this hospital and others are relying on backup generators. back inside, patients find that even on a slow day, wait times are long. >> translator: if i had a critical condition and needed immediate surgery, i would have to wait a month to get my turn and that's

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billions of pounds for fines have already been doled out by some of the biggest banks for liber -- liboranipulation. at tom hayes's bank it was described as pervasive involving dozens of managers. tom hayes is the first person to be put on trial, but it took many years to get here. >> market manipulation really symbolized for me a financial services system that was completely out of control. the traders at the foot -- frontline did what they wanted. the managers were meant to be conveniently looking the other way. the authorities were very slow to react. and the whole banking industry has just tolerated far too many dark corners. and -- anna: the judge said honesty and trust were important. the fact that others were doing it was no excuse. the message had to be sent to the world of banking. hayes, on his way to prison, for his role in one of the most shameful episodes in our financial history. others could follow. 11 people are waiting for their trials. anna simpson, bbc news. laura: in other news, a syrian government world -- warplane has crashed in a market, killing at least 25. eyewit

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raft is a long time political fixture in this primary state served as senior adviser to bob dole and jeb bush. rath says he took on kasich because the country needs him. >>> a top house republican leader sitting down with israeli's president netanyahu and talking with cnn about that iran deal. cnn's, oren lieberman is in jerusalem with the very latest. >> reporter: good morning, christine. not too much of a surprise when prime minister benjamin netanyahu tells the 36 republicans here he should have a very sympathetic year as he lobbies against this deal since many of those republicans are lining up to vote against the deal when it comes to congress next month. prime minister netanyahu has been perhaps this deal's most outspoken critic lobbying against it and seeing how many congressmen he can can convince. the republicans met yesterday with the israeli president and painting this a bad deal. also as a threat to american security. before the republicans here, there were 22 democrats on their own trip who sat down with the leader of that delegation and asked him what did you hear? and

get yourself a free half gallon of dole classic lemonade with any 10 piece meal or larger purchase. because when you buy this chicken, there's free lemonade for the pickin'. it's finger lickin' good. >> how different would the world be if there was not any criticism. it would bemazing world to live in. we found a lot of here in new york city. i loft prendly people. that is good. it is a great town. how about you? no criticism. what would it be strike in. >> awesome. >> like why? news brothers or sister. that is good. >> pit is good. >> it is good. >> constructive criticism. yeah. >> it is good. people to improve and make things bet. hes that he true. >> yeah. >> no script, it would not be >> i think we can do without negative criticism as long as we can keep it positive it works out for everybody's been fits. >> always a plus and my fuss. this is. >> it is hard to take any sort of criticism i think. it is also a good practice for the person seeing that criticism to kind of know there is room for improvement. >> okay. look that group. let's fnd pout. what did you say? i think there w

. >> reporter: at baghdad's hospital, this doctor doles out medical care and dispenses hard truths. >ng in a city with violence -- daily violence, a city with -- living in a city with low infrastructures, and trying your best to give the best to those patients is not easy. >> reporter: while this government-run facility is cleaner and better stocked that many other hospitals and clinics in iraq's capitol, it is certainly not immune to the healthcare crisis spreading. the shortage of supplies and well-trained staff is nothing new in iraq, but things are getting worse. even storing medicines at the right temperature is difficult. the medications stored inside here must stay constantly refrigerated, that's why these cooling units have to keep working. and during this record heat wave at a time when there are so many power cuts, this hospital and others are relying on backup generators. even on a relatively slow day, wait times are long. >> translator: if i needed immediate surgery, i would have to wait a month to get my turn, and that's not practical at all. >> reporter: going to a priva

get yourself a free half gallon of dole classic lemonade with any 10 piece meal or larger purchase. because when you buy this chicken, there's free lemonade for the pickin'. it's finger lickin' good. >>> wheeling and dealing the mets. >> a roller coaster. bizarre week for the mets ends on a high note. the trade deadline addition is at citi field. they continue the series against the first place nationals. cespedes should provide a big offensive lift for the struggling line up. he will play left field and bat third. he is batting 293, 61 rbis this season as a member of the tigers. as for last night, the hero of the ser rows opener against the nationals, the same guy who thought he was traded wednesday, wilmer florez. went from emotional to exuberant. he lead off the bottom of the 12th to give them the win. flores thrilled to tribute and to be a met. >> tough day. i love being in new york and the support i get here. unbelievable. yankees were quiet at the trade deadline opting to move with what they already got. the yanks call up lewis severino. as for last night, pitching an aftertho

rule changes allow schools to dole out scholarships that could get athletes $160 million a year in additionals. it will cover fees like tuition, room and board, also incidental cost like transportation and personal expenses. >>> now to major league baseball . in new york, trailing in the seventh, alex rodriguez. the highlight says it all. gro -- go ahead grand slam. >> he was here sitting where you are now. >> because of that, that's why he was able to make that. >> he was circling the bases going ayman, ayman. >> i'd like to think that. >>> now to houston. astros at bat tied with the rays in the bottom of the 10th. >> a shot to right field. game winning homer gonzalez with the solo shot. houston has a two and a half game lead on the al west. cabrera apparently not ready while covering first base getting caught with his glove off. he is able to knock down the ball to throw so it doesn't go too far. he manages to nab the base runner at second. tigers go on to win it. >> there's a weather highlight in the sixth inning. >> going to break it down? >> i will. good thunderstorms rolled through. the

the puc has already doled out $1.4 billion in incentives to companies since 2001. fuel cell maker bloom energy has received nearly $400 million. nearlily a quarter of the nun and the biggest piece of the pie. >> we should not have our public institutions using our money to prop and blooming technologies. >> reporter: fuel cells traditionally run on natural gas, a dirty fosse i will fuel. >> it is not clean. no, those should not get public unin. we need to move past the era of fossil fuels. to the extent we still use them. okay. but do we subsidize them? absolutely not. >> reporter: we found that 81% use natural gas, not renewables. the investigative unitics first exposed last fall that bloom technology was emitting more greenhouse gas than advertised. >> i love the word boondoggle. and you add an l and change the n to an m and you get bloom doggel. >> i don't think it's far from the truth. a big fraction of the money is going to a single company that has a fair lae polluting product. >> reporter: and numbers so bloom fuel cells may not be much cleaner than the grid

get yourself a free half gallon of dole classic lemonade with any 10 piece meal or larger purchase. because when you buy this chicken, there's free lemonade for the pickin'. it's finger lickin' good. ernie: nick is joining us now. looking good and so is the weather. nick: we had a beautiful day, comfortable -- ernie: cool this morning. it was nice. nick: we've been using the word comfortable lately. we're going to do it tonight, although there will be a bit more cloud cover. it might lead to a shower overnight across central and southern new jersey. we can all use a shower at some point. yes, we can. we'll have a nice forecast coming up after this storm center passes to the south. 83 today. 67 the low. that's pretty close to average. that's good. 97 the record high. 57 the record low. that was in 1994. your sunrise, 5:58. down at 8:06. in new york, 79. humidity is not bad. wind out of the north. we have a bit of the mid to high cloud cover that's coming in. the pressure is 29.90 and is starting to fall with the storm center off to the south approaching. 82 at belmar. 82 in the city

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