dr. ben carson says in an op ed that he and al sharpton actually have the same goal. what's that? dr. retired neurosurgeon and potential 2016 republican presidential contender. he joins me now. dr. carson, you sent a shiver down the spine of republican voters out there who are not particularly fans of al sharpton. can you explain? >> well, i was invited to speak at his national action network. and a lot of people say no no, no you shouldn't go, no way be associated with that man. and even mr. sharpton himself when he introduced me, he said, dr. carson and i probably don't agree on anything. i don't think we could agree that today is wednesday, but it was worth listening to. and you know, the problem, one of the big problems in our country right now is that we get off in our respective corners, and we throw hand grenades. we need to be solving problems. now you know, the sharpton group says that they want to elevate people. well, i wanted to give an alternative to the massive spending of trillions of dollars since the '60s to so-called help people because it hasn't helped people it's a

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dr. carson? he is a likable guy. he is certainly respected for what he has done in his career. >> he has had a great story. >> these statements like you come out of prison, you're gay, where is this coming from? what kind of commentary is that about your party and what it believes? >> look, this is ben carson's responses to these questions. clearly he has had to dial some of these answer as back. it's what happens when you have novice candidates. you've been involved with them. they make a lot of mistakes. when you run for president, guess what. it's helpful to have done it before, because you're a little cleaner, you're a little more careful and you know the ropes. and one of the problems we had, you called this chaos. one of the problems we have with all of these candidates and all these first-time candidates is there is going to be a lot of blunder. >> gentlemen, i think we got the flavor of the fate to come, matt schlapp, there is going to be interesting comments in next couple of months. dave corn, thank you for

dr. ben carson and carly fiorina are out doing events. perry is in the first southern primary state, charleston south carolina. speaking next hour at the ilitary college, the citadel, dr. carson will seek in an hour, first primary state in new hampshire about affordable health care and former hewlett-packard ceo fiorina will speak in washington at a smart women, smart power event at think tank csis. speaking of women on democratic side there is anticipation when hillary clinton will announce she is running. clinton is reportedly expected to launch in the next two weeks. on the gop side rand paul gets started tomorrow in louisville. jenna. jenna: we need a org charts to make sure where everybody is and what they're saying. >> reporter: lots of states, lots of faces. jenna: we're thinking about running. we'll see about rand paul. tomorrow could be his week and wee see is running next. thank you mike. jon: we'll talk about hillary clinton's ambitions later on with bret baier. >>> the search for a missing college student who vanished on a spr

dr. carson is now working at the new urgent care facility. still, he says closing dr.'s medical center is a huge loss. as a physician and as a patient i live in this community and from a selfish and self-serving point of view i need that hospital for myself as well. >> those without insurance will be charged based on what they can afford to pay lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> they're calling if are the state to reinvest in higher edvation. >> we are mighty, mighty students! >> the group wants increased transparency for revenue and more involvement in discussions about the system's financial structure. many students at the rally. it raises concerns about the cost of college education in california. >> just tuition now as it stands i have to work two jobs. i have to take out loans and my mom has basically had to say good-bye to her 401(k) and so to see it increase again would just mean so much more hardship for my family especially because i have a younger brother who is also starting college. >> the gathering is part of the uc student association annual lobby day at the

dr. carson is a physician that worked with the center 18 years. he is now working at the new facility. she lives with her grandmother. >> being worried not knowing where she's going to go next. if, when she has a heart problem, where is she going to go? >> the hospital was foesed to close because it was losing $18 million a year. >>> a journalist has been charged with espionage. he has been in custody nine months now the iranian government accused him of collaborating with hostile governments and waging a propaganda war against iran. >> this edge fbi agents are accused of plotting to join the group isis. authorities are using the information to arrest four men in mich. officials say the men were friends and part of a community. >> i think the biggest concern we have is that individuals may come back once going to syria. >> the phrase boston strong lined the route. people shouted it in several people that ran part of the course. one woman lost a leg. she was full of emotion after finishing. dozens showed their solidarity. and they ran past the ferry building to at and t park. >> we just

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dr. carson is a physician that worked with the center 18 years. he is now working at the new facility. she lives with her grandmother. >> being worried not knowing where she's going to go next. if, when she has a heart problem, where is she going to go? >> the hospital was foesed to close because it was losing $18 million a year. >>> a journalist has been charged with espionage. he has been in custody nine months now the iranian government accused him of collaborating with hostile governments and waging a propaganda war against iran. >> this edge fbi agents are accused of plotting to join the group isis. authorities are using the information to arrest four men in mich. officials say the men were friends and part of a community. >> i think the biggest concern we have is that individuals may come back once going to syria. >> the phrase boston strong lined the route. people shouted it in several people that ran part of the course. one woman lost a leg. she was full of emotion after finishing. dozens showed their solidarity. and they ran past the ferry building to at and t park. >> we just

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dr. ben carson could become the next republican candidate to enter the race. the retired physician is expecting an announcement in detroit next month. >>> other news secretary of state john kerry appealing to congress to finish negotiates to finish the deal with iran. urging house members not to pass legislation to derail the talks. jack lew will brief lawmakers today on the economic elements of the emerging deal with iran. >>> finalizing the nuclear deal got dicey now vladimir putin has approved the elaborate $800 million air defense missile system to iran. that is strange ties with moscow and washington and threatening to undermine the deal with the united states. >>> the prime minister of iraq is in washington this morning making the first official visit to washington, d.c. prime minister abadi will meet with secretary of state john kerry tonight. how is the fight against isis going? let's bring in arwa damon live from baghdad this morning. good morning, arwa. >> reporter: good morning. it did seem after the fall of tikrit there was a morale boost for the i

>>reporter: carson is a physician who worked at dr. physician who worked at dr. medical center for 18 years dr. medical center for 18 years. >> didn't even have time to cry >> didn't even have time to cry. sad day for me. >>reporter: dr. carson is now working at the new urgent care facility. so is judy an x-ray tech negligence. she lives with her grandmother who used the old hospital. >> being wird not know wleing she will good next and if when she has a heart problem or something like. that where is she going to good. >>reporter: the hospital was forced to close because it was operating on a deficit and losing 18 million dollars a year. the center will accept patients on medicare and medi-cal. they will be based on what they can afford to pay. in san pablo, abc 7 news. >> the well the calendar says april 20 but for marijuana advocate the date is 4-20 and annual chance to gatsby the thousands to smoke it. highway patrol sent thought warning on twitter just because it's 4-20 doesn't mean you can drive while high. we will be lacking for impaired drivers. there were

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dr. ben carson lived and worked on the streets of baltimore for 30 years. dr. wednesday morning. ten arrests on the streets in baltimore. some rioters still ignored a curfew. our next guest has a message to those protesters dr. ben carson spent 36 years living and working in baltimore. he joins us right now live from florida. good morning to you, doctor. it's got to break your heart to see your hometown in flames two nights ago. >> it's awful to see that. but i'm also encouraged by the fact that there were a lot of people out yesterday who were trying to prevent violence. who were cleaning up. who were forming a line between potential protesters and the police. to make sure that things did not get out of hand. those are the kind of people that i'm very familiar with in baltimore, have worked with for many years. you know trying to create self-esteem in students and helped them to realize what they can do not so much what they can't do. >> surely. the mayor has taken a lot of heat in the last 48 hours over her decision just to wait. it sounds like according to o

dr. carson gets in an african-american gets this to run, it is true to our heritage is a nation where peoplem of with can achieve extraordinary things. >> do you pledge to support the republican nominee whoever it is even if it is somebody that you disagree with so strongly on foreign issues like senator rand paul just as an observation, i think you probably agree with hillary clinton on more matters pertaining to foreign policy than you do with rand paul. >> we'll have plenty of time for that sort of comparison. let me say i am confident that the republican nominee whoever that may be and i expect it to be me and i hope it will be me and i'll work hard to make it me but i'm confident the republican nominee is someone who will believe that america needs to be engaged globally and that the world is a safer and better place when they are and exerting global influence. i'm confident at the end of this process our nomly will be someone like that whether because they change positions to adapt that view or that's because who they really are. >> senator marco rubio, we will see you out there on the

dr. carson, the late coretta scott king selected you sir, to edit and polish the papers of-- and polish the pape polish -- publish the papers of dr. martin king. >> in a sense it's a parallel in that lincoln believed the second inaugural was the better speech than the gettysburg address. the world has told king the better speech was the "i have a dream" speech. arguably the speech he gave in memphis was a better speech a fuller speech. it was a more coherent speech. i think what he was trying to do was sum up the meaning of his life. he had reached the point where he was ready for death but he had always been ready for that. i think what he was coming to decide was that he was not going to accomplish his great goals in life. some people, most of you perhaps think of him as a civil rights leader. he did not think of himself that way. he was a social gospel minister who got recruited into the civil rights movement by rosa parks. she's the one who made him into a civil rights leader and he did that fairly well, all of us would agree for about 10 years. the civil rights agenda was pretty well c

dr. ben carson. ted cruz and then, you know rand paul. chris christie. even on the bottom of all this.t do you make of scott scott walker's emergence in this particular poll? >> it's very important. we have five or six very important governors in this race. we have a strong field. for walker to move to the forefront shows people recognize the tremendous job he's done as governor. ran three times in four years. put back the labor unions and replenished the economy of that state. my sense is he has a great story to tell. best line he said, this is what i've done. he'll be one of the two or three credible candidates. >> the story is a little bit different here. if you look at the polling. our polling versus hillary clinton versus jeb bush. this is where jeb bush emerges over mr. walker. as you can see they're even. tied at 45%. are they still betting on a bush/clinton race? >> obviously if you go to the general public independents, maybe more inclined to vote for hillary. over time obviously, that will change. cheryl: and i've heard lou said this before. the g.o.p. could easily screw this

dr. carson because we're both from detroit.e his life actually is a pediatric neurosurgeon is its own message. i was outraged when he was disinvited by johns hopkins because of his conservative views two years ago. i wanted to include him in this book. >> it's important you did. brit hume gave a great speech on working hard no matter what kind of job you have. watch this. >> i can hardly recommend to you that you do these small jobs that are tedious and boring they will as well as you possibly can. whatever the job is however menial it may seem it matters to somebody above you that it be done properly. if you do so and do it cheerfully and well it will be noticed. >> so valuable. that information. that was about a week ago. >> brit is really one of the great journalists of our era, i think. and one of the things about him that's so great is he's a very warm person. he was giving really good personal advice to graduates. you don't have to be a conservative or a liberal to know that people above you in the hierarchy when you get

dr. ben carson in detroit. >> governor chris christie trying to break in top tear top tier of presidentialdidates. returning to hillary clinton mainstream media gushing over the so-called scooby van tour, and her exploits on her road to iowa. watch some of the coverage in mainstream media. >> she was wearing sunglasses and no one recognized her on a two-day stealth trip in this black van. >> security of her orders a chicken bowl with guacamole from a chipotle. >> she looked like she is having fun, she is doing for her new stuff we've never seen her get a buriy on burrito before, fun and new. lou: fun and new. joining us to discuss this, is karl rove, i sense your excitement at fun and new that is being experienced. >> it was old tired and weird to me. she did this in 1999. show into the in a van drove through upstate new york, this is a woman i thought that reporter got it right a style a -- stealth tour, lacking excitement and substance a metaphor for the clinton campaign. that photograph, think about it monday was a grainy photograph off of surveillance system, at chipotle in just outsid

dr. ben carson chaired efforts to kill obamacare is running an ad about the iran deal. >> translator: in a dangerous world it's time for american leadership. >> reporter: democrats know republicans will blame if -- >> if it passes muster they will be attacking her for giving a pathway to the bomb to the iranians. >> reporter: as the top diplomat mrs. clinton helped design the current approach to iran. in a statement she said iran could never be permitted to acquire a nuclear weapon and then left room to abandon it. i know well that the devil is always in the details in this kind of negotiation. for now diplomacy deserves a chance to succeed. >> rand paul argued in the path that diplomacy is better didn't weigh in on the deal. he was preparing for campaign launch in louisville and was silent on the debate over religious freedom this week. >>> here to the u.s. and the economy. more signs of a weakening economy. employers added the fewest jobs in march over the last year and a half. we have fox team coverage on the state of the economy. liz in new york with what this means perhaps going fir

dr. ben carson chaired efforts to kill it, is running ads that morphed chamberlain into president obama. >> in a dangerous world it's time for american leadership, not surrender. >> democrats know republicans will blame clinton if the deal collapses and also if it comes together. >> if it passes muster, they'll still be attacking her for giving a pathway to the bomb to iranians. >> reporter: as the top diplomat during obama's first term she helped design the strategy to iran. she said reaching a deal in june is crucial. then left room for her to abandon it, quote. i know well that the devil is always in the details in this kind of negotiation. there is much to do and much more to say in the months ahead, but for now, diplomacy deserve has chance to succeed. rand paul who argued dealership employee city is better than going to war action didn't weigh in on the deal. he was unavailable all week to propose for his campaign watch this tuesday. he was also silent on the big debate over religious freedom this week. >> carl cameron reporting. >>> leaders in indiana and arkansas back pedaling in

carson. he's a retired world class neurosurgeon recipient of the presidential metal of freedom and says obama care is the worst thing since slavery. he's dr. ben carson. >> you know don't applaud that. there's no need to applaud that. the last time that republicansed that many people in their primary field everybody got to run up and take a turn in the spotlight and i'm hoping ben gets to do that too. >> he will run. and he'll be in debates. >> are there any democrats thon board? >> there's not as many as republicans. if you've been following the news. >> i'm going to keep with my strategy and go with number two. >> we're all into strat jazzing and adding to your roster will be ted cruz. >> ted cruz. he's the junior senator from texas texas. he'll shut down your government on a boat in a tree or in a tree. he's texas senator ted cruz. >> for the record they're saying cruz not boo. >> now i have sarah palin and ted cruz. >> you are nailing it. >> i think that's quite a ticket. >> it is. this is a 50-state strategy ticket. >> i think they could get all the electoral votes. >> in vermont it's going to be close but i think they'll pull it out

dr. ben carson grew up on those streets. he gave it all up to become a neurosurgeon neurosurgeon. going to ask a father and a leader and a world champion what i thinks will go through the day. author idle in back with "cooking with friends." he's going to be very, very loud all because mornings are better where friends. you wouldn't buy a car without taking it for a spin and it's...well...just a car. test-drive our full lineup only at your local john deere dealer. >>> more on our fox news alert. the curfew in baltimore lifted. at least 200 people defying the 10:00 p.m. curfew last night prompting police to deploy tear gas and pepper spray. ten people were arrested. the focus on the baltimore orioles the team about to play a historic game in front of zero fans. joel waldman is live in baltimore. no one will be there? >> that is right. in the past games have been postponed or moved to other cities this is an absolutely first for major league baseball when the baltimore orioles take on the chicago white sox at 2:00 this afternoon in camden yards. they will be playing in front of zero

dr. ben carson may be the next person to enter the race. he is planning a major announcement in detroit on may 4th. his camp will not confirm he is running. they are still in the explore-plore phase. >>> john kerry held a classified meeting with house members last night urging them not to pass legislation that could derail those nuclear talks. the treasury secretary jack lew will brief the congress on the diplomatic elements on the deal with iranians. >>> finalizing the nuclear deal has a new issue. vladimir putin has approved an $800 million air defense system with iraq. this is straining issues with the nuclear talks because the missile system would make it more difficult for u.s. or israel to attack the infrastructure if the iranians violate any agreement. >>> the prime minister of iraq is in washington, d.c. this morning. prime minister abadi will meet with president obama at the white house before a closed-door meeting with secretary kerry. abadi is looking for more help from the white house to fight isis. we have arwa damon live with

dr. ben carson qualifies for outsider. committee raised $2 million since created. top candidates expect it will take 20 times that to compete. hillary clinton is accelerating her hiring of staff. she leased a campaign headquarters in brooklyn and triggered the time table for her to declare her intentions. her announcement is expected to come via social media with time spent in early primary states of south carolina thereafter. no rush to announce from jeb bush except to say he is not hispanic. in 2009 he checked that box on a florida voter registration form. his wife is from mexico and his son tweeted him a zinger. dad, think you checked the wrong box? image and message are crucial for presidential campaigns and tomorrow when rand paul launches his he will cast as singularly qualified in the field to grow and change the republican party with his appeal to minority and younger voters. >> and the race begins. carl cameron live at churchill downs in kentucky. >>> still ahead cities around the country take a stand on president obama's immigration policy. plus rolling s

dr. carson, or cruise. those are the people i really admire. i think anyone who wants the clintons or bushes back in the white house is going to regret it. when i think of clinton in the white house, i think of benghazi , hillary lying in her book, and the blue just. who is going to let back bill and the white house? i really hope our country takes a turn and goes toward god and protecting our borders and our country and built up our military defense so that we are safe. this is -- this was a dreamless. a list of people i like. host: thank you for the call. we are heading back to new hampshire, we will be with you throughout the night. then we will take you back on saturday. >> a member of one of the most decent families in america politics. i think all of us should recognize how descent the bush family is and how dedicated they are as public servants. [applause] jeb bush served as governor of florida from 1999-2007. during his years as governor, he reduced taxes cut the state government, and improved florida's bond rating. please join me and r

dr. ben carson retired neurosurgeon from johns hopkins university. he says if you have an unpleasant experience with a plumber, do you go out and declare a war on all plumbers doctors, teachers, et cetera? it doesn't make sense either. >> i think rand paul got a little blow back. they were concerns people african-americans, took his comments about not stopping in baltimore, they found those to be insensitive. he understands that. he wishes he would have framed it much differently. i think over the next weeks and months this is something that keeps coming up these criminal justice issues. we'll see what the others offer as well. >> certainly going to be an issue in the campaign i assume. thanks very much. that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. i'll be back 5:00 p.m. eastern in "the situation room." for our international viewers "amanpour" is next. for our viewers in the u.s. brooke baldwin is in baltimore. she picks up coverage of the state of emergency there. >>> and good afternoon. i'm brooke baldwin here live in baltimore in front of camd

dr. ben carson. he grew up in baltimore, a single mom, was able to produce one of the best neurosurgeons. >> i don't think he grew up in baltimore. >> similar. >> you know what drives me crazy, this phrase is being used as a buttress against any kind of criticism. see if you can guess what it is. >> there will be some monday morning quarterbacking on whether they had enough officers out on patrol given freddie gray's funeral yesterday. >> it's easy to monday morning quarterback. do you think it should be any of what we saw could have been prevented? >> i think we actually are not monday morning quarter backing. >> i'm monday morning quarterbacking. that's what we often do. >> at least don lemon is honest. if you can't monday morning quarterback, then incompetence prevails. you have to tell incompetence when they are incompetent. >> and there are consequences for it. >> yes. >>> coming up did baltimore's mayor order police to stand down on monday night while protesters attacked them and destroyed the

dr. ben carson certainly qualifies more outsider and his explore tour committee has banked $2 million sincecreated. top candidates expect it'll take 20 times that to aggressively compete. hillary clinton's rapidly accelerating her hiring of staff. she triggered the 15-daytime table for her to officially dedeclare her intentions. her official announcement is expected to first come via social media. no rush to announce from former florida governor jeb bush except to say that he's not hispanic. in 2009 he checked that box on a florida voter registration form. aides say it was an accident. his wife's from mexico and his son, jeb jr., tweeted him a zinger. come on, dad think you checked the wrong box? hashtag honorary latino. image and message are crucial, and tomorrow when rand paul launches his, he'll cast himself as singularly qualified to grow and change the republican party with his appeal to younger voters and minorities. lou? lou: carl cameron. thank you very much. do you have the feeling jeb bush is going to be living with that hispanic thing for a while? >>> on wall street today stocks

dr. ben carson expected to officially declare his decision on whether to run for president on may 4th. 63-year-old detroit republican placed fourth among republican hopeful in recent straw poll. never run for public office but he took a strong stand against the affordable care act. carson the first doctor to successfully separate twins conjoined at the head. >> hillary clinton is officially on the campaign trail after announce trail after announcing formally on sunday but exactly where the trail is no one seems to know. here's cecelia to explain. >> day only hillary clinton sighting came here in ohio. grainy security camera images capturing the presidential candidate. she was wearing sunglasses and no one recognized her. clinton is on a two day road trip traveling in this black van. just clinton her team and secret service detail driving along an undisclosed route through the midwest to get hear. to iowa. >> along the way she's meeting what she calls every day americans. first stop a pennsylvania gas station. clinton tweeting met a great family when we stopped this afternoon. she says her

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dr. ben carson, texas senator ted cruz, and former arkansas governor mike huckabee.hypothetical matchup bush does the best against hillary clinton. tying her at 45%. clinton continues to have the advantage over the other republicans topping scott walker, ted cruz marco rubio and rand paul. i love these polls because they change and we know, virtually nothing about some of these candidates or very little. andrea, i want to start with you. with if ratings of these candidates, still relatively unknown, carson walker, rubio, are the only ones that have net positive ratings. so it is less you know the better but that is not the case with hillary clinton. >> unlike the nbc commercials that used to say the more you know? that's the problem though, the more people know, will they like them or will they not? the danger having that many names in the political field they will be shooting inside of the tent. that will happen pretty quickly. it is a race to get name i.d. out there. marco rubio will announce in a couple weeks. that is likely number to tick up. it is in the single

dr. ben carson senator ted cruz both lose to her by 24. these are runaway number. in no sport do you lose by that many points. >> and then you have martin o'malley coming in at the end of june. i wonder what his names are. >> it is not his fault. it is very hard to beat her. >> at this time he isn't good. so far. >> it boenlt stay that way. it shows how fractured they are and how far behind they are. and it shows a lot of strength for her. and she has a lot to play with here. >> how about the boomerang? there's great irony. she waited her turn. not that she wanted to but she did. she's older. there is always a reaction to what we have. obama is too young. sbhes the right age. >> you made that point. >> but she has a pedigree that no one else has. a as senator a secretary of state and she has a pedigree -- >> you give me that robert deniro. >> i wish the camera caught you doing that. you talking to me? a new book by conservative writer howard set to be released next month. they're leaking it now. as i said korgt to the new york time. foreign entities received favors

dr. ben carson, un africano-americano.s que estÁn en los lugares mÁs importantes hoy en dÍa en las encuestas iban a ser miembros de un grupo minoritario? >> helen. >> a mÍ me parece que-- o sea, hablando de jeb bush y le ted cruz, te voy a decir, o sea, ted cruz nace de-- de un padre cubano, pero en tÉrminos generales, cruz nunca se ha presentado como hispano. todo lo contrario. hasta no solo recuerdo que cuando Él iba a la convenciÓn republicana, no hacÍa entrevistas en espaÑol porque decÍan que no hablaba bien el espaÑol y no querÍa hacer una entrevista en inglÉs. decimos que Él es hispano, pero ¿en espÍritu es hispano? no te lo puedo decir, asÍ como se puede decir que jeb bush, en ese sentido, aunque nace de padres anglo, estÁ casado, la mexicana americana, mexicana, y es mucho mÁs hispano en manera de pensar y escultura. >> tengo dos soundbites de candidatos latinos. vamos a escuchar primero el comentario de marco rubio en una entrevista que nos dio. adelante. >> yo no creo que haya ningÚn impedimento a que un hispano