dr. paul, do you agree with apple?u think the founding fathers are spinning in their graves as what the federal government is doing, trying to force apple to unencrypt their phones? >> they're spinning in their graves that they're not dizzy to interpret, it they should have been spinning about 100 years ago what was going on in this country. sure, they would object to this. what i don't understand, it is a mandate. it's a dictate. and apple used the term they're forcing us to do, this making slaves of us. which is true. what about the mandate? i thought republicans were against mandates. it's a medical mandate, yeah, it's bad, which i would agree. when there's another mandate to come in and do whatever is necessary to protect the government and enhance the power of the government's police powers, then mandates are okay according to many republicans. kennedy: you are absolutely right. especially the candidates remaining on the state. i don't think they've been very good at defending civil liberties in general, and apple

deirdre: so, dr. paul, you're in agreement there as well in a sense all candidates are the same but they would disagree but very strongly. >> but basically though he could say that about the democrats too because you know their top candidate, 80 some% of the people don't trust her. don't believe she tells the truth yet on some of the primaries she would win 80% of the vote. that is not a problem for the democrats i don't know what is. i think there is problems in both parties. republicans would like to say it is all obama's fault. this is problem i see been developing over 50, 60,0 years. entitlement system is out of control. spending is out of control. republicans have not done anything to cut back one cent, even 80's with ronald reagan. national debt tripled. this is why people are cynical and always looking for somebody. but right now -- deirdre: they're looking for outsiders as bernie sanders on one sideshows and donald trump on the other. speaking of donald trump, he was on last night with sean hannit

dr. paul what do you think romney is going to say? >> i don't know, i've been asking at the end of the last campaign, will you endorse romney. i know him, he is real gentleman. i like his family. we don't have much agreement on issues of foreign policy or monetary policy i think he will just be giving advice to the republican party that we have to find a candidate. i think obviously going to politely plant seeds, hopes under minds the trump campaign, but who knows. david: is think any candidate running, you mentioned trump, who knows, romney may throw his own hat into the race tomorrow, but is there any candidate running candidate that you can support. not really. not that know of. there was one, but he dropped out. he wasn't getting attention. david: talking about your son, i'm sure. >> yeah. there is nobody there that is interested in ideas. the ideas of monetary policy and the principles of keynesianism that really undermine our economic system. this fuss is going on, this is very serious.

dr. paul bizjack as a chiropractor he wanted to give his patients another option to help in their healing. and his patients?? they can t get enough of the big chill. clip 4875 11:56 to 12:03..."you feel great all day - it )s not just the 5 minutes after. i look forward to it the next day. i can t wait to come. greg birrer bear-er has battled a bad back and spinal pain. not only has he seen a huge improvement in that... but he can )t believe how much better he feels - overall. 8:10:31 - 34..it )s almost addicting." cryotherapy was first used back in 1978 in japan to reduce inflammation by exposing the body )s skin to between negative 200 to 260 degrees... but there has been one death reported from someone using cryosauna late last year in las vegas, but officials say the employee was using the chamber after hours and did not have a technician present. cyrotherapy is said to stimulate the brain and increase oxygen... all of that promotes healing and increases those feel good endorphins. 4889 8:1

kritz says dr. paul gartenberg, padi's owner, dismissed the attack as minor.. gatenberg did not want to speak on camera monday, but claims the *puppy was the aggressor, growling nose-to- nose with his doga& last june, gartenberg also claimed a 4-year-old boy provoked padi to bite part of his ear off..he says the boy wouldn't stop following the dog as he roamed the clinic.. file: december 17, 2015 "i suppose there are some dangerous dogs that the public has to be protected from, but obvisiouly padi is not that dog."padi was sentenced to be euthanized, but gained international attention through a "free padi" facebook page..a sarasota judge ultimately ruled to spare the dog..and "padi's bill" was passed at the state capitol..it protects pets accused of biting from being put down..obi-wan's caregiver says she does not want to see padi killed..but after this second incident..*something* must change.."you have a dog that has a history of biting other dogs and kids, and you're still allowing it to roam free 3 gartenberg said he feels padi is being targeted because of

dr. ron paul, liberty report host as well. dr. ul, you have been a stalwart when it comes to sticking up for personal privacy. as you watch this case, i'm extremely interested to know because we've got a standoff going on right now. apple wants what it wants, and that's to not open the phone. fbi wants to open the phone. where do you stand on this? >> i think the standoff is between the constitution and those who would like to use arbitrary authority on the people and violate the constitution. so i think this is all about it. but you have to think about comey's reputation. he's the guy, he's the guy that justified torture, and now he's the one on the defense about what the fbi really wants. he says it was just this one time, and now we find out there are seven cases, and now we have the fbi admitting that it is a precedent-setting standard that they want. so i think he has lost all credibility, you know, on what he's talking about, and he's lost all credibility that he has any real desire to defend the constitution. and that's why

told the officer she drove more than 3 and a half ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> today, jillian paul asked dr. phil for help with their 22-year-old son brandon. say he's threatened them since he was 10. brandon admits he has problems with his temper, but says he can't control it. >> why do you suppose you're able to have such an intelligent, articulate conversation with me right now? >> why? >> how do you think you're able to do that? i mean, you should be proud of that. >> i don't want to let my parents down and i want to get the help that i need. >> what advice does dr. phil we'll find out at 5:00. shoulder surgeries are common, but there's a way to improve it before the surgery occurs. >>> and a highway patrol officer rescuing two children from a burning car. see at it 5:00. >> chris joins us for weather. >> a after sunset before midnight. much like yesterday. this could briefly fill-in tense and you think, uh-oh, the weather man messed up again. >> we would never say that. >> but i promise, it's a brief shot. it will be in and out of here and tomorrow morning, we'll wake up with a mix of

dr. paul tang gore is the professor of political science at grove city.y known by our audience. he's the author of "god and ronald reagan," and a book closely related to ronald reagan, and "11 principles of a reagan conservative." i would be remiss if i did not mention that they also cooperated on a book, "the reagan presidency, addressing demand -- the man and his legacy." we have a panel of outstanding individuals. i would like to ask them each to share with us what they think is the most important reagan principal for today's day and age. we will begin with peter, craig, and then paul. >> i would say the character reagan quality i think is most important was reagan's fearlessness. that's not just in terms of principles and ideas, but his physical courage. there's a story that his aide told us, which was in reagan's way humorous about when reagan was governor of california, he was visiting the university of california berkeley and there were aggressive, violent protesters outside. security wanted to take reagan behind the back of the building. reagan sa

what you see oakland perhaps we can incorporate here and i sat down with oakland assistant chief dr. paul figure right now he picked a specific officers that officer he started the activities then went to race then to his car stops and how many people of african-american ancestry were zip code by that officer and if they're out of whack with the same officers the same area but also do that with pedestrian stops for the same officers all the officer activity pull that up in his demograph desktop at many given time. >> chief we appreciate our leadership chief suhr a tremendous amount of work both occ in partnership with the doj so it is i'm very happy to see you very happy you're in the roll and thank you for your continued leadership. >> dr. martin. >> can't call him 101. >> i'm sorry, i know laura i know i don't get a twist our arm or doing the mission impossible i'm glad you couldn't have given this to a better person and i know you're going to do a good job we need the leadership and move forward with this so you know me whatever you want me to do i'll do it so thanks man. >> thank you,

supporting other candidates whether it was jeb bush or chris christie or mike huckabee or rand paul and drrson or carly fiorina or marco rubio or john kasich we are seeing them coming together and uniting behind our campaign because ours is the only campai campaign. >> reporter: it is not likely ted cruz could get up on rubio. rubio had a rally in jacksonville, stressing the importance of getting out there and donald trump supporters saying he doesn't have the temperament. but donald trump has a 19 point lead here. marco rubio has a bill hill to it climb. and if he is not winning it, that could be curtains. >> donald trump wanted to deal with these crowds in kansas and did not work out so well. but in florida he held a rally in orlando and the crowd was boifterous. >> it was 10-15 people in the university of central florida and a college town, you can imagine a lot of people opposed to donald trump who came out to oppose. and protestors and trump said to the police and his supporters that were escorting a protestor, treat him gently and don't hurt him and far cry. he said i would like to p

campaign, and we are welcoming people who are supporters of jeb bush, of chris christie, of rand paul, of drcarson. we're welcoming. [cheers and applause] we're welcoming people right now who are supporting marco rubio or supporting john kasich, both, good, honorable men. but neither one of them has a path to defeating donald trump. if you want to defeat donald trump, i would say to you come join us and if we stand together, we'll see the results. [cheers and applause] >> stand by, because we did take some questions from the audience and we will have some of that coming up with senator ted cruz, including a question about how you work in washington without losing your soul. [cheers and applause] it takes a lot of work... to run this business. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost to get the nutrition that i'm missing. boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. all with a great taste. i don't plan on

campaign, and we are welcoming people who are supporters of jeb bush, of chris christie, of rand paul, of drcarson. we're welcoming. [cheers and applause] we're welcoming people right now who are supporting marco rubio or supporting john kasich, both, good, honorable men. but neither one of them has a path to defeating donald trump. if you want to defeat donald trump, i would say to you come join us and if we stand together, we'll see the results. [cheers and applause] >> stand by, because we did take some questions from the audience and we will have some of that coming up with senator ted cruz, including a question about how you work in washington without losing your soul. [cheers and applause] (ray) i'd like to see more of the old lady. i'd like to see her go back to her more you know social side. (vo) pro plan bright mind promotes alertness and mental sharpness in dogs 7 and older. (ray) it was shocking. she's much more aware. (jan) she loves the food. (ray) she wants to learn things. the difference has been incredible. (vo) purina pro plan bright mind. nutrition that performs. i tell the

and dr. paul is the professor of political science at gromb ity. has the author of god and ronald reagan, the crusader ronald reagan and the fall of communism. a book closely related to ronald reagan, the judge on bill clark. and 11 principles of a reagan conservative. and i would be remiss if i didn't mention party schweitzer also cooperated on a book, the reagan presidency, assessing the man and his legacy. we truly have an outstanding panel of individuals to give us their perspective on ronald reagan. what i'd like to do is ask each to share with us what they think is the most important reagan principle for today's day. today's age. we'll begin with peter, craig, and then paul. peter: probable lith principle, or character or reagan quality i think is most important was reagan's fearlessness. that's not just in terms of principles and ideas, but also his physical courage. there's a story that lynn, his aide told us, which is actually of course in reagan's way humorous, about when reagan was governor of california he was visiting the university of

. >> while surgeons won't be able to attach paul's actual nose on to his face, dr.erto flores has a plan to build him a new one. >> this is something that's going to require several surgeries, anywhere between three and five. one of the things we can use, we can take cartilage from your ear or rib or take bone from your hip and reconstruct the internal framework of your nose so you have some form in there. >> okay. >> his prognosis is good. he survived a terrible injury, a terrible accident. he's a physically strong bern. he has a great attitude. some people are spiritually crushed from these sorts of injuries and they don't always make it back. they always feel broken, but i don't get that sense from him. >> thank you for saving my life actually. i think 99% of people that came in that condition probably wouldn't have made it. and if you hadn't been on that night, you know, i don't know if i would have made it. so thank you. >> you're so welcome. you're welcome. >> all things considered, paul komyatti has lived a most unusual life. but our last impression of him ne

dr. michael burgess is also on the subcommittee on manufacturing and richard hudson of north carolina across here. paul tonka of new york. dr. layer bu salon is here with us today. there's jean green, the ranking member of the health subcommittee. you met frank pallone of new jersey and diana degette. let me try and i won't read your full bios. it's clear that when i said before the sum total of your experience is decades, i think it's in the centuries. let me run through some of these things. these are not in any particular order. so captain and dr. mike colson, fis and director of the defense centers of excellence for traumatic brain jir. thank you for being here. dr. walter core sheets, the director confident national disorders from nih. i'm sorry, i didn't see you. dr. grant baldwin, director at the national center for injury prevention and centers fordyce control and prevention. jeff miller, national football league. where is jeff? hi. brian len line. did i say that right? chief medical director of the ncaa and clinical professor of neurology at end university school of medicine, good luck in the

kicking a young man and another >>> right now a whole lot of including paul who will speaking this afternoon and we'll hear from dr. ben carson. some of those are sure to take time to watch mitt romney, the former gop presidential candidate. he could unleash his frustrations with the current republican front-runner. he's scheduled to speak any minute now. tracie potts with what you need to know ahead of mitt romney's speech from salt lake city, utah. >> barbara, in just minutes we should expect to hear from mitt romney with harsh criticism with an advanced copy. he'll call him a phony and fraud and worthless and he's playing the american public for suckers. donald trump is already reacting this morning. he's been on twig overnight. some of those tweets he calls romney a failed p candidate, having a news conference, just another desperate move from man who should have easily beaten barack obama. and here he is on the "today" show. >> mitt romney is a stiff, he failed twice, he was going against a president that should have been beaten. >> reporter: four years ago he begged for his endorsement, trump's endorsement,

paul. maybe you were supporting carly fiorina or dr. ben carson or marco rubio or john kasich.e of those are good, honorable, decent people. i respect and admire every one of them. but at this point, the elections, the primaries have made clear that none has a path to beating donald trump. if you don't want to see donald trump as the nominee, if you don't want to hand the general election on a silver platter to hillary clinton and the democrats, i ask you to join us. if you were a jeb or marco supporter now, if you are a kasich supporter, we welcome you to our team. wa we are seeing happening across this country, what we saw happen in kansas, in maine, what we saw happen in idaho is we are seeing republicans uniting and supporters from the other candidates coming together and saying we got to have a proven consistent conservative. >> senator cruz, you talk about the math. here in florida, your presence here divides the anti-trump vote. why is giving trump a victory here of 99 delegates good for you or the republican party in general. >> let's be clear. our object is not to give

dr. samadi next. >>> plus, paul ryan has a message for george clooney -- stop e-mailing me.t headache? what bad shoulder? advil makes pain a distant memory. nothing works faster stronger or longer than advil it's the world's #1 choice. what pain? advil. this is my retirement. retiring retired tires. and i never get tired of it. are you entirely prepared to retire? plan your never tiring retiring retired tires retirement with e*trade. plan your never tiring retiring retired tires retirement [alarm beeps] ♪ ♪ the intelligent, all-new audi a4 is here. ♪ ♪ ain't got time to make no apologies...♪ >>> in a few hours, wisconsin governor scott walker will announce his endorsement for the republican presidential nomination. one week before the state's primary. walker signaled last week that he will endorse texas senator ted cruz but has yet to make it official. all three republican candidates are campaign flooding wisconsin today. that should be very close. house speaker paul ryan has a message for george:y -- quit e-mailing me. he says he's demanded to pony up $33,000 for the hillar

dr. ben carson 8. jeb bush 4. carly fiorina, mike huckabee and rand paul picked up 1 in iowa. what would happen? are the delegates up for grabs? >> depends where they got the delegates. if you won some in tennessee, bound to the candidate on the first two ballots. if you won in texas, you have to vote for the candidate if they're out of the race in the first ballot. and a lot of states, and i don't know the exact number for each of the candidates, they are unbound on the first ballot if they drop out of race. somebody has to do the math to see how many are unbound starting on the first ballot which would mean ted cruz, donald trump, john kasich will be gunning for those delegates from the beginning. deirdre: jamie weinstein, making what is complicated simple. we are grateful. thank you very much. >> it's tough. thank you. >> thanks. if you ever bought something online and you find the item on sale only a week later, the founder of a new company that will pay you the difference. so we'll tell you more about it. >>> a new report, the nsa denied a 2009 hillary clinton request for a smartphone sayin

dr. charles stanley: could you say that when i think about death, i don't think fear because if you look at what paul said, he said, absent from the body, present with the lord. it's all positive. that is, that whenever god calls me, i'm going to be called into the presence of the lord by the lord, and everything suddenly gets absolutely indescribably better. >> male announcer: next on "in touch," "right thinking about death and resurrection." >> announcer: join us during the program and follow along with the sermon notes. go online to intouch.org/followalong, where you can create your own notes and access the integrated bible verses from today's message. [music]

paul, rick santorum. maybe you are supporting dr. ben carson. maybe you were supporting carly fiorina. are, right now, supporting marco rubio, or john kasich. every one of them good, honorable, decent people. every one of them i like, and respect. has any viablem path to beating donald trump and becoming the republican nominee. [applause] sen. cruz: if you were supporting one of those other good, honorable people, let me tell you we welcome you to our team. [applause] sen. cruz: our incredible victories in kansas, and maine, were driven by people from other campaigns coming in joining us. coming together saying the only way to beat donald trump is if we stand together. [applause] sen. cruz: what donald trump wants is us divided. if we are divided, he wins the nomination. then hillary becomes the president. that ain't gonn a haooen,. -- happen. [applause] d stande you to come an and join together -- this election will come down to three simple issues -- jobs, freedom, and security. let's talk jobs. all across this country, people are hurting. want to talk, for a minute, to the single mo

richard hudson of north carolina , paul tonko of new york. dr. larry bush on. pallone.rank now let me try and -- i won't read your full bios could be here for a long time and it's clear what i said before, some -- it is deputy -- decades of experience. these are not going to be in any particular order. ,aptain and dr. mike colson director of -- dr. walter corsets. from nih. grant baldwin, director of division of unintentional injury prevention at the national center for injury prevention. jeff miller, the executive life -- vice president of safety in the national football league. clinical professor of neurology at indiana school of medicine. madness, in the march indiana. in the same bracket as pitt. i don't know we'll see each other. manley, chief of neurosurgery at san francisco general hospital and professional of neurosurgery at the university of california san francisco. -- mike mcrae, psychologist director of brain injury research at the medical college of wisconsin. a research psychologist in no walkie, ms. quantum. milwaukee misconduct --, wisconsin. se

paul or mike huckabee. maybe you started supporting carly fiorina or dr. ben carson. and maybe now you are thinking about supporting marco rubio or john kasich. listen, let me be clear. every one of those are good, honorable decent principled people i like and respect, every single one of them. but what is abundantly clear is none of them have any path whatsoever to beating donald trump in becoming the republican nominee. so if you were thinking of supporting rubio or kasich, let me say to you, we welcome you to our team. we welcome you with open arms. because if you don't think donald trump should be the republican nominee, if you don't want to hand the general election to hillary clinton on a silver platter, then there is only one campaign that has beaten donald trump over and over and over again and that can and will beat donald trump over and over and over again. at this point, our campaign together, we with beaten donald trump not once, not twice, not three times. bup nine different times all over this country. and illinois is a battleground. we are neck-and-neck

earlier this week, lebron james said he wanted to form his o dr deam team playing alongside carmelo anthony, chris paul and dwyane wade before their careers are over. last night, two of the four allstars went head to head at the garden. carmelo and theownicks hosted the cavaliers. 'melo fo and lebron have been days. knicks trailed by 24 at the uhalf. in the third, lebron pro des the play of the game. driving to the hoop and finishes with the fldsh. this is really all you need to see. lebron had 27 points. the knicks made a push late behind 28 from carmelo. but it wasn't enough. the knicks lose 107-93. >>> as for the nets, they beaa the cavs on thursday. they hosted the pacers yesterday at the barclays center. brooklyn trailing by one in the fourth. but bogdanovic pulls up from theetop of the key. brooklyn had an advantage with less than a minute to go. he does it again. putting them up six. brook lopez had 23 h ints. the nets win by ten. >>> on the ice, the playoff push continues for the islanders and the rangers. the rangers were north of the border facing off against montreal. in the second. broussar

dr. jacqueline lonier with naomi berrie center at new york presbyterian. through diet and exercise, regular activity, watching carbohydrate intake. >> 52-year-old paul healysed in 2010. then diabetes. since then he changed his diet and lost 32 pounds. >> part of what happened when i was diagnosed is i was really in denial about it. so, it took me a while to really get my blood sugars under control. and learn to to say no. >> reporter: the cdc estimates 90% of those with prediabetes don't know they have it. a blood test can make the diagnosis. that is crucial because more than half of the time, diet and exercise, can prevent prediabetes from progressing to diabetes. >> what are the symptoms of prediabetes? >> i'm feeling perfectly fine. >> there aren't any. >> get a blood test. >> get the test. jon, thank you. >> in mexico, a billboard really delivered its message. have a look. with high wind. howling yesterday, the billboard, 100 feet tall, weighing a ton crashed into a number of cars. but there were no serious injuries. >>> up next -- a koala is killed. the evidence points to a suspect made famous by "60 minutes." ,,,, >>> we don't often end with murder

dr. carson supporting. there couldn't be two personalities at greater variance in national politics. now what is to me interesting is paulaying the tot seems, elizabeth, to get attention about the idea he would be available for a draft saying he is available for a draft. a consistent washington theme, isn't it? >> i don't think he's interested in it. if you remember last fall as well, he insisted he did not want to be speaker. that's interesting too. lou: he's made a good career about not wanting to do things. >> right. and yeah, who knows, i don't know what the strategy will be but if trump is in the lead and the establishment types want to go after a brokered convention, i definitely think paul ryan's name would be up there for people to nomname. we'll see what happens. lou: surely, rich, the gop elites, the establishment would not want a brokered convention. they'd rather see voters enfranchised, will expressed. i can't imagine these tall pillars of a democratic constitutional republic wanting to avoid the wiffle the people, could you? >> yeah, it would be much better if somebody gets the majority of the delegates, 12

paul ryan joins us with the latest. >> on wednesday. you remember i quoted greek philosopher playto. >> i remember. >> i will go in a different direction, dr. dray. you try to be the king and the chris archer, tampa bay's number one starter making his first appearance. as the rays played the red sox. golden and gets big poppy, david ortiz to fly out. two innings and no hits for archer. kyle mcpherson comes on in the third. first pitch to jackie bradley, jr. can i have a doover? boston up 1-0. james loney handles a double to left center and comes to score on a throwing error later and the bullpen got beat and the rays lose to the sox 7-2 and archer was pleased with his outing. >> i established everything i wanted to accomplish and that was the over the plate as much as i possibly could with everything. the one thing that i was happen about, my first outing, every batter i face is in the opening get positive feedback from that. >> they say there is two inevitable things death and taxes and the lightning win. the bolts squash the senators. there was a panthers loss and 18 games to play and the bolts and the hurricanes on saturday. march madne

dr. willie parker was speaking as a pro-choice rally just several yards away from the supreme court, house speaker paulyan suddenly emerged from the court building and addressed the rally. >> we are the pro-life movement and we are here and we are here to stand up for the unborn and the rule of law. >> our final speaker at this rally to close us out today, when you start a lawsuit, it takes a brave person to step forward. i'm so proud to now introduce the ceo of whole woman's health. >> just look at all of you. many of you took off work, got on buses from all across the country. you arranged childcare and some of us have even brought our kids along. and you have come here in the cold to stand united for abortion access. thank you for making the journey. but here's the sad part. however far you traveled, however tough it was, for most of you, coming here today was nothing compared to what a woman in texas goes through to get an abortion. i dream of a world where no one comes into my clinics thinking that the only person they know who has had an abortion. thinking that they are the only christian that ha

dr. jacqueline lonier is with the naomi berrie center the new york presbysterian. >> the most effective way to prediabetes to diabetes is through diet and exercise-- regular activity, watching carbohydrate intake. >> reporter: 52-year-old paul healy was diagnosed with prediabetes in 2010. then diabetes. since then, he has changed his diet and lost 32 pounds. >> part of what happened when i was diagnosed is that i was really in denial about it. so it took me a while to really get my blood sugars under control and learn how to say no. >> reporter: the c.d.c. estimates 90% of people with prediabetes don't know they have it, but a simple blood test can quickly make the diagnosis. that's crucial because more than half the time, diet and exercise can prevent prediabetes from progressing to diabetes. >> pelley: what are the symptoms of prediabetes? >> reporter: symptoms of prediabetes is i'm feeling perfectly fine. >> pelley: there aren't any. >> reporter: that's why you need to get a blood test. >> pelley: get the test. jon, thanks very much. in mexico, a billboard really have a look. with high winds howling yesterday, the billboard, 100 feet tall, weighing a ton, crashed into a number of cars. but there were no serious injuries.

paul mueller reporting for us. we will let you know as soon as ththe airport reopens. >>> a pedestrian dead after a car crash and tampa. this happened on dr. martin luther king boulevard and 16th street. the victim died at the scene. mlk boulevard is back open this morning. >>> a case of abuse involving the sheriffs deputy. right now the deputy is out of a job and behind bars after attacked a seven-yearar-old girl. the child told investigators the beauty ryan ferguson, you see him there, put liquid hanand soap in her mouth because e she lied about t something. after that he threw her to the ground, choked her and hit her several times in the face. the deputy denies hitting the girl. terry pillay a or better known to us as hulk hogan must be pretty happy this morning. he got more than he wanted. instead of the $100 million he asked for, the jury awarded him $115 million. he sued gawker for publishing a video that shows him having sex with the ex-wife of radio personality bubba -- bubba the love sponge. but this isn't over. docker released a statement about appealing the case. plus some of the newly unsealed and heather clem of lyining to i

. >> it sayou said you've been he from republicans about paul ryan, but have you been reaching out to republicans paemth party dr. >> i've been hearing from people from the republican party and they want to embrace it. these are not stupid people. they want to embrace it. what are we going to do, take millions of these voters -- if do you know if you look at the polls and people are telling me every time when i went to nevada which which won, all of them, the people that work in the polling areas they've been there for 20, 25 years, they love t they do it, they're political people. every single time i go they say, mr. trump, we have never seen anything like this. you go to nevada, they say we would stand here and the place would be empty all morning long now you have lines that are five blocks long. >> yes, ma'am. go ahead. absolutely. >> last night on the debate stage you said that trade is one of the areas on which you diverge from the republican party. >> right. very much so. >> -- in the context of ohio. so how would you say you i differ on trade from hillary clinton? >> well, hillary is terrible on trade. f

dr. scholl's. the #1 selling freeze brand. >>> the breaking news about the brussels killers on the watchwell, the raids, tplenty t discuss with our panel. paul, editor in chief of the ctc sentinel. juliette kayyem u.s. assistant secretary for homeland security and also with us cnn counterterrorism analyst philip mudd who sat at the threat table at the cia and fbi. paul cruickshank, you've been working your sources all day, hearing a lot of things particularly about these german arrests. >> very interesting developments in germany in the last 48 hours. two arrests, including in a town that isn't far from the belgian border. there was an individual there that local police saw loitering around a train station. a checked his identity papers and noticed he wasn't meant to be in the european countries. they then searched through his phone and saw two very interesting text messages. one with the name of the metro bomber in brussels and one other with just one word "ends" and they connected this guy, they feel, to this brussels attack. they are investigating all of that. they also found a hospital bill in belgium for injuries to his torso. so one of