. >> you and gallop are data people. we need to think about the number of jobs (a), and (b), the number of people in the workforce available to work wages, the number of hours, that people get to work. is it part-time, full-time work and you say as we have said that once you point the picture, it looks different to saying the unemployment rate went up by two tenths of a percent or town. that is almost irrelevant. there are now people that know this. it drives me crazy. the more people that give up and drop out of the workforce, the better the unemployment gets. the more that get up are miserably depressed. it got better. the denominator keeps getting smaller. we have a smaller per crept of people in the workforce. here is the important one. what people want is a full-time job. they don't want a crappy bad job. the percent of adults with good jobs in america is the lowest it's been in three decades, and almost nobody knows that that's where you can find the missing middle class. >> this is a helpful conversation with you,

that is what the chief at gallop says about the unemployment rate of 5.6%. has been celebrated by the media, the white house and wall street but there is plenty that is not counted into that number. you will be shocked when you find out what that is. gallop's chief says as many as 30 million americans are out of work or severely underemployed and that includes those who have given up looking for a job, those who make $15 an hour working odd jobs and those who work part-time but want full-time. 44% of the adults in the country have jobs but it needs to be 50% to have a healthy economy. not even 50% of the economy working for adults. the number doesn't include if you mow someone's lawn and get $20 you are employed. >> they don't factor in the higher skilled workers doing lower paid work. and you have people that can't find work for weeks on end they are not factored in and jack walsh cracked this code in 2012 saying they are doing a funky formula to alter the unemployment rate and it has been backed up by "the new york times" and forbes and now gallop is calli

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. >>> a gallop in the wounds in washington township, new jersey this horse was being ridden in the wharton state forest and got stuck. after 90 minutes they managed to free the horse but one ems worker was kicked in the face. >>> new jersey governor chris christie was back on the town hall circuit he took questions frtd morristown recreation center he took time to free the pensions for government employments in favor of a 401(k) style investment option. this is his first town hall since august but his 128th since taking office. >>> governor tom wolf unveiled a plan to attract employers to the state. wolf laid out proposals that he will present to the legislature next week, including reducing the corporate net income tax from 9.99% to just under 5%. that would make pennsylvania's corporate tax one of the lowest in the country. >> we'll be a magnet for economic growth for entrepreneurs that want to come here and create good jobs, i want to do that for pennsylvania and do it fairly and really effectively. >> the plan will have to pass the republican controlled legislature. >> pennsylvania law

. >> when i was with gallop we did research all over the world on public sympathy for violence againsthe civilians not just for muslim communities, but what we found was muslim communities were less likely than anyone else to condemn unequivocally attacks on civilians for political reasons. you mentioned the grieve appses. they are widely shared. what the terrorists have done is they have hijacked muslim grievances. it would be a disservice to the fight against terrorism to conflate the legitimate grievances with the illegitimate actions of a few that are wide by condemned. >> when you were helping the department of homeland security, part of the group trying to get to the bottom of these questions, were they - did you see them over time refining their approach, understanding better, able to get a handle on what they were looking for and what the science were. >> one thing that we have done a better job of is how we are talking about violent extremism. you mentioned criticism of president obama's lack of use of islamic terms like jihadist or islamic terrorism. it's interesting. i recen

a quick gallop gives you an idea of how the elementary school students feel. snuggled up, there is no timel dili dalai. >> you have to make the most of it. >> reporter: did you put on extra colonials. >> leggings and sweat pants on. >> reporter: to be honest with you, the children were not complaining, but they were walking so fast too fast to even talk to me. so we also went by a middle school to find out how the older students were coping with the frigid temperatures. we're working on that for you at 11:30. monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> we'll see you in half an hour. >>> the temperature is downright dangerous for everyone especially for older adults. expertes say seniors don't regulate body temperature as well as they used to so they're at a greater risk for cold related injury or even death. the philadelphia corporation for aging fields calls from people worried about neighbors or loved ones in cold houses. if they won't or can't turn up their heat a nurse suggests adding layers. >> and by layers i mean loose layers, nothing tight to the body because you

from gallop jim clifton. >>> personal data of tens of thousands might have been exposed through obamacare. >> and more on the prisoners released for bowe bergdahl. >> i would ask you to tell us and make a commitment to this committee that you will not sucomb to any pressure by the administration to increase the pace of transfers from guantanamo bay. will you commit to that? female announcer: don't wait for presidents' day to save on a new mattress. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now! save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. plus, free delivery, set up, and removal of your old set. and sleep train's 100 day money back guarantee. keep more presidents in your wallet. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now! ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> an inmate accused of strolling out of jail didn't get far. you see him walking out and making a dash for it. he was back in court and family members a

dollars we can fund against or the new cal boating loans it didn't pay for all the decimal we have a gallop and staffs plan to address that plan is 3 fold one to ask cal loan to reduce the interest rate but it's a 50-year term we would like to cut that down and reduce the 5 hundred we're paying in debt 0 service and the second plan is to potentially reduce the requirement of the permanent obligations of $7.2 million and from public access on pier 40 there's better use for the boaters and get more public assess so we're hoping to significantly one reduce the operating of the loan expends and reduce the obligation. >> that may mean we won't be spending $17 million some other number. >> less but $17 million by with better access or the other option to increasing the revenue the boaters are still below market they were excellent to discuss the rate increase but going flo below the mandating was a lot over the 3 years the building rates are below market there are leases you know that are not at grander at pier 40 we want to change that and some changes to parking management which we think would

. >> according to statistics, the gallop poll showed that favourite nationally for legalization dropped from 58% to 52%. colorado has bipartisan condemnation of the legalization there. the democratic governor said it was reckless and the newly appointed republican general is glad that the state is being sued, because it's been an issue. also a majority of voters in colorado no longer support legalization today. the place that tried it has regretted that that is really a message that we are trying to spread, that this is not inevitable. national support is falling, colorado turned against that and this is not something we need to do in d.c. and have the resulting consequences from legalize eggs and commercialisation -- legalization and commercialisation. >> one of the things that colorado is sued over is the bordering states saying we didn't vote for this or choose this, but now we have mahmoud ahmadinejad, because our citizens can go to colorado. if that is true in colorado it's true with steroids in washington, where you can cross a street western avenue and walk in from maryland to th

gallop did a poll that shows 70% of people are disengaged. why? because a lot are entry level. a lot of people got laid off and had to take the first job that came by them. and still people are in jobs they don't want to be in. they are afraid to leave because the economy is still on shaky ground. the media hasn't changed at all since 2000. people are still feeling that and it's not making this economy get any better. if you don't feel good at work and you don't feel motivated you're going to get them. you're not helping out the economy. >> sasha, the people aren't feeling it will they start feeling it if we keep having these numbers? >> i think you have to look really hard to find bad news in this report. i mean, you know, as the president said it's good news people. we have the best economic growth in 15 years, we have wage growth, we've got more people looking for jobs, and, i totally disagree with it, consumer confidence is up. we know that. some is down that's why more people look because they believe they can find jobs. so you know if it's not the best job you can get, it

gallop released its well being index based on tens of thousands ofnd views across the country thingsike health and finances, relationships and their community. alaska is first. west virginia is dead last. in our neck of the woods new jersey ranks 34th. pennsylvania is up next at 35. delaware is in 38th place. >>> well i'm not happy about this weather. so -- >> i now that was coming. >> alaska was number one much it's cold in alaska most of the time. >> you bring up a valid point scott. >> they know what they're getting into. >> yeah. >> dangerous cold though guys, of course, we're looking at those temperatures right now. in the teens for philadelphia as we look at ultimate doppler and i have the highlighted counties here. you can see that polar vortex that air continues to head in our direction. it feels like 15 below already in the pocono mountains and look at that cold air just moving all the way into sections of florida. so we're not the only ones dealing with temperatures well below where we shall be for this timely year. where should we be? we should be around 45 degrees for a h

. >> reporter: the white mother led the way weaving in and out of traffic and galloping through manicured lawns. at times, the two would slow down as if their life on the run was coming to an end. but seconds later, they were at it again! dashing back into the street. traffic came to a halt on major roads. people got out of the cars holding their hands up to stop the llamas. eventually, a sheriff's deputy caught up to the baby laney, lassoing her in a parking lot. and like a scene out of the wild, wild west, this pickup truck riding cowboy lassoed a rope around canita ending the three-hour ordeal. well, as you can marge the runaway llamas lit up social media. people followed their escape tweeting along the way with the hashtags llama drama and llamas on the lam. >>> well, it seems like an idea out of the jetsons. but the hyperloop is a step closer to becoming real. it's a brainchild of tesla's elon musk. passengers would shoot through small capsules in a tube at the speed of sound. the trip from san francisco to l.a. could take 30 minutes. >>> now a startup just won a contract to build a

which then my today did election results and turn ogilvy into first is bought -- first a spy at a gallop and then hire him out right to manipulate public opinion in america. they also hired a playwright and entertainer because he traveled from country to country and that many heads of state, acted as a courier. leslie howard, one of the stars of gone with the wind also worked for the regular. -- irregulars. in fact, he was shot down by germans when he was carrying a document for the irregulars. the germans knew that he was a spy and thought that his death would be bad for british morale. so the regular swear a rather romantic bunch and i thought of themselves that way. -- irregulars were a rather romantic bunch and i thought of themselves that way. they took their cover or they could find it, they had jobs in the embassy, roald dahl cover was he was supposed to be raising morale in america. all his stories were outright propaganda. the waytheir purpose was to arouse american sympathies. the blitz had taken a huge toll in england. cities were being bombed nightly. they needed america's he

it is the gallop survey causing us to rethink our strategy in the middle east. but first, the sniffling rat edward snowden. 10 bucks andy commits treason defending him. >>> it is now known they can access your phone. according to edward snowden the nsa worked with the british counterparts to unlock your cell phone data. the nsa and they hacked into the network of a dutch manufacturer that makes billions of sim cards for p cs including at&t, t-mobile, verizon and sprint. they are eventually able to gain access to the sim card encryption keys. it means they can pull the data from billions of cell phones out of the air i guess. the america hating glen greenwald site showed they have done so. for a debate on what to do with snowden i am joined by two goats. >>> i hate it when they talk over each other. >> dean, we are not booking those goats anymore. where do you sit on the snowden issue? he should be executed. >> if we can get them back from russia. i assume anything i send or talk about on the phone i assume somebody is listening. i assumed that for a longtime. >>

. >> the gallop poll from 2012 is what you are talking about.ere is a poll showing now what portion of the population based on religion supports the president. scott walker said he is prepared for a presidential run based on the recall election experience because that was tough and he stood this ground. this may show that he is going to have to have a little more in his pocket but you know what this was petty over the weekend. he sent out a picture from the governor's association going on. it is with his son. people picked this a part. they are looking for anything. it is so shallow. it is a cute little selfie. you get too close to anyone and it is a selfie they call it that for a reason. but what andrea brings up it is a good point. what are they afraid of? >> if you are asked is the president a christian and does he love america what would you advise a potential front runner to say if you are trying to unitight the tea party and establishment >> i would say why don't you ask president obama. we are thought friends. i don't happen your spiritua

they were galloping. they escaped a trailer near a retirement center where they were scheduled to do a good will visit. they called police after they tried to capture them. then an animal lover with tv or internet could watch them. and commentary and celebration of the event overflowed. in fact, the tampa bay buccaneers saying they would like with their first pick the white llamas. they were recovered but questions remain like how fast are they on the laos. joining us is jack hanna. host of "jack hanna's into the wild" what are your thoughts? >> what i worried about watching this was the forecast and the cars. what would happen if they got hurt or something. i found out something several hours ago. they already signed up for ollama care, they didn't have to worry about it. >> that's amazing. >> one of the only llama puns i had not heard today. tell me how this works. why are they so hard for humans to catch? >> well, i raised llamas in tennessee as a young man. i loved them, but everyone has to understand

one is trotting, galloping down the street in sun city arizona.his is a chopper shot from one of our affiliates here. at least they have better weather than we. uber better be looking in its rear view mirror because here comes big competition. ford, yes, ford, an idea of its own uber-like ride sharing program that could be tested in london just as uber is beefing up its own fleet by recruiting its own customers. take a look at the e-mail, one of our producer received in her inbox. uber is hiring in new york, got this as an e-mail, all reportedly a plan to create 1 million jobs. no, fran, you cannot leave us to be a uber driver. a mysterious invitation from apple popping up in inboxes. they're holding a special event on march 9th, that's it on the screen. with the tagline spring forward. what will they unveil? the time reference, springing forward could mean it's finally time for a coming out party for the apple watch. fox business was on the invite list and that means you are, too. let's get to dollar danger for 0 the markets today. the dollar ind

with millions of americans who identify with liberal positions but don't identify themselves. 2007 gallop poll shows 77 agree with abortion right but only 40% want to call themselves pro-choice. much the disaim same with liberals. fox news over taken dictionary definition. what jon stewart, with colbert, reach out to those who weren't necessarily news junkies, but agree with marriage equality not locking people up for smoking marijuana and use entertainment first, preachyness last to make it a fun show and that's the way you beat fox news. >> also went to young people. that's what we talked about. deform demographics of news up there with my age and a little younger and comedy central is much lower where the networks would like to be. >> billy wilder said if you're google to tell people the truth, make it funny or they will kill you. that's an arbiter what it's supposed to be. attacking up attacking in power, a ridicule is a powerful tool of satirist to take on. this is not defending political party, to their credit. they went after democrats almost as much as republicans when they deserv

. >> reporter: galloping through streets, yards and all over sun city neighborhoods two llamas evadeddeputees their owners and bystanders who all tried to stop the fleeing pair. >> the door was open and the llamas came out and it became radio time. >> reporter: most al slow speed chase after the two took off from a petting zoo event at a senior home. witnesses described the unusual suspects. >> there's a black one and white one. >> reporter: owners say the ringleader a white four year old 220-pound llama named -- her side kick one-year-old nameed laney who lived up to her name darting from lane to lane. >> not every day people see people running down thunderbird 99th avenue. >> one of the biggest things that's every happened here in the last 20 years i would say. >> reporter: in the end true to all good stories in the while wild west the pair were roped in and captured. >> we got her someone box flood a vacant lot back and the guy lassoed the two llamas. he got the little one and he chased the big one down and lassoed her too. thanks to him. >> they were having fun. it became a game f

and it kind of ran at a gallop, just kind of like a -- rocking back and forth motion. here running, even dogs, and i've never seen that type of running before, especially in a dead sprint. >> it was odd. it was just an odd thing to see, you know, especially in the daytime. i always thought they were, you know, creatures of the night. >> after a 60-second, four legged, four-wheel chase, the animal darts to the right and disappears. >> when it finally turned off, i hit the stop button and we just started laughing and joking about it. as a matter of fact, we joked all the way back to the car that we were supposed to be on with all these cows. [ laughter ] >> but to locals, this is no laughing matter. the police chief posts the video online and within hours the private joke goes viral. >> next thing you know, we're getting calls from just everybody -- hey, can do an interview, can you do an interview, would you like to do this? it spread like wildfire. it was something else. >> so what is this creature? could it really be the living legend? after months of bloodletting on

the animals were galloping along sidewalks, through private yards, along the streets causing drivers to stomp their brakes. them bad boys can go. we're told the llamas were part of a demonstration at a retirement community and they somehow managed to break free causing all that llama drama. >> there's a whole book series on llamas. they don't quite move that fast, but at least we know they can move fast when they need to. >>> a big response in virginia after a duck was stranded on a frozen pond. the enrico fire department was in the midst of a training exercise when the call came in. apparently the freezing fowl had been stuck for hours. the frightened duck put up a fight making the rescue a very challenging task. >> it's exciting. everybody clapped and cheered. it's awesome. >> it was a great opportunity for all of the guys in the water rescue team to practice their skills. ice rescue is not something we do every day, so the more chances we get to practice it, the better we are when a real opportunity comes around. >> the bird was eventually pulled into the rescue boat and taken to

the new happy states ranking comes from a gallop well being survey. which states are happiest?laska. hawaii finished second which seems like a no-brainer, and then south dakota and wyoming are three and four. right in front of montana and colorado at four and five. meantime poor west virginia finished last. >> well 50th. that's something. >> yay, west virginia. >> be unhappy. >> i like the optimist in you, and i like filling in for kris sanchez as well. thanks so much for joining us. our next newscast is at 5:00. >> see you tomorrow. we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! now we can all choose amazing sleep only at a sleep number store. right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. know better sleep with sleep number. . >>> today on "access hollywood live," he plays a r

the gallop healthways index found that the number of adults without health insurance dropped to its lowest is likely to continue as 55% of those polled say they plan to get coverage to avoid paying tax penalties. we love hearing from viewers. >>> first question do you think republicans will shut down the funding of homeland security so the president can't act on immigration? no, i don't. i think that there's going to be a clean bill and i think the republicans will find a way to fight immigration, for instance this time in the courts down in texas, but they have other fish to fry. been a lot of talk back and forth, but believe me there's going to be a clean bill and i think that mcconnell said something to that nature today. >>> stick around. rapid response panel is next. >>> stocks end with gains. the dow climbs 92 points the s&p adds 5, and the nasdaq gained 7. janet yellen testified earlier before the senate banking committee. she said policymakers were in no hurry to raise interest rates. some of the dow's gains are due to shares of home depot. it rose nearly 4%. revenue came in ahead

. >> somebody once told me, a friend of mine, he's a senator now, he said the galloping horse of history rides by. you better get in that saddle. that horse is gone now. >> that's right. >> somebody could have stood up within 24 hours and said that's not my america talking like that and would have been a hero. >> which is a good point. >> i think marco rubio came the closest to that in all fairness. >> he did. a successful presidential -- >> he said he has no doubt mr. obama loves america. >> rubio came the closest. >> profile in courage to the extent that we're able to extend that award, we give it. >> i don't know if he wants it from you, chris. he's kind of doing a different thing right now. >> you can get that one from anybody. don't knock me. >> i'm so sorry. >> i'm just kidding. sort of. you were well behaved tonight. thank you, matt. anyway, thank you, gene, as always. win a pulitzer prize. next to this guy. >>> john legend and common won the academy award last night for best original song. here's what they said during their acceptance speech. >> we say that selma is now because t

. >> they would go on horses, gallop on horses around all this area?>> i know it was a car, and i know that cassini liked to ride in rock creek park. >> i can also just talk loudly. so what was alice's relationship with f.d.r.? i know there was a bit of tension between the two sides of the family. do you know anything about that relationship? >> yes. alice really, to put it mildly, did not like f.d.r. alice was a republican. f.d.r. was the other side of the family. elaneor was alice's cousin and franklin was a second cousin, and alice, for most of all of his life was not very kind to her either and quite vicious. but in their later years, they kind of mended ways and became friends, but she never supported f.d.r. and was very outspoken about it. >> hi. i know that you spoke about some members of congress that came and frequented dupont circle, but i know that some supreme court justices also frequented the circle. did your research turn up anything about that? >> yes, there were several supreme court justices who did live in dupont circle, basically al

catching coyotes and wolves 37 he went wolf catching, running off his horse, leaping off a running galloping horse grabbing the wolf. and if you put your fist in the wolf's mouth it turns totally passive. and this guy he went with avp them alive jack abernathy made business selling wolves and coyotes to ranchers and also to zoos in paris and berlin and the like. and t.r. went with them. nobody believed them that this happened. so he went and got a film crew. he liked the derring-do, whether it is aviation -- with that said, the big lover of our navy got seasick all the time. he really liked being on horseback. his ecosystem was really the prairie. the great savannah of america where he felt most at home with. but yes, that kind of -- he used to do a game where you walked from a to b, even if you walked straight you had to climb a wall or go over from one point to another, he did all these strenuous life activities on constantly taking risk. and that was part of who he was. >> helen horowitz. the big lover of conservation, however. i have also read -- i mean i guess it was more stylish in tho

they put on quite a show, galloping through backyards, along streets.s tried to round them up to no avail for quite a while. listen to this 911 call from the assisted living facility alerting officials. >> we were showing llamas to our residents. two have gotten loose and we've been trying to capture them. we're wondering if we can get some help. >> nobody was hurt including the llamas. and it sure pamade for some good tv. >>> time for my take now. some days you just need a couple of llamas to go on the loose. and yesterday was the perfect time in many respects. lately the news has been pretty heavy to safe the least. lots of talk about isis with beheadings and kidnappings threats against big malls, having to wonder if iran will get a nuclear bomb and whether the isis attacks will actually come here to our home. so every now and then we just need llamas to run around and prance and dance and evade authorities even. we just needed a little release from the tension, right? there was still suspense. how long would the llamas run? would they be able to get

we have to take this with a galluping galloping, leap fulls of salt. ive and others say he was probably going to somalia to join them. if mi-5 knew about this guy, if he went off to kuwait and returned to the u.k. how did he go to syria in 2012. >> and that's the question i pose in their minds. in terms of the structure of isis, there's been a lot of discussion about the motivating factors for radicalization. some are talks about institutional failure, societal margin marginalization. how much does that up end the the theorys about who gets recruited to isis, or is there a binary structures. >> i think the foot soldiers tend to come from very well-to-do educated homed. in the u.k. i've seen innumerable examples of this. everybody remembers the underwear bomber. he was the son of a nigerian government minister. he was the president of the islamic society. he was putting out all kinds of pro-9/11 propaganda while he was in the university. the u.k. university tend to get them at a remarkable and alarming rate. all the studies done disprove that poverty le

and that gallop pegs the real unemployment rate at 7.1% and under-employment rate at 15.1%. are you aware he says that the economy is not producing enough jobs to replenish the middle class, which is why we see this chart and why we see food stamp charts go up and why unicef and others say we have a problem with poverty in this country. >> congressman, the hidden up employment rate is dropping faster than the regular unemployment rate. and, in fact, we've made much more progress. >> the gentleman's time is expired. >> thank you. two jersey guys in a row. that's good. that's progress. [ laughter ] >> however, the last jersey guy talked about a myth. i've got to address that before i make my remarks, mr. chairman. and that is when you compare the family budget to the federal budget, there are some similarities. and a tremendous amount of differences in the obligations of the family budget and obligations on the federal level which we over the years, voted for. that doesn't hold up. the second myth is what the chairman talked about. and that is he said takes this budget, the se

good.mploym just yesterday, a poll ceo said the that 5.6 unemployment rate quote, the big lie and the p gallop pegs it at 7.1% and underoyment r employment rate at 15.9%.economy we're not producing enough jobs actually to replenish the middle class which is why we see this chart and why we seafood stamp o charts go up and why they say wery. have a problem with poverty in this cocountry. >> the hidden unemployment rate is actually dropping faster thanployment the regular unemployment rate. we've made much f more -- >> his time is expired. >> thank you. two jersey guys in a row. that's good.[ laug that's progress. the however, the last jersey guy talked about a myth. i got to address that before i make my remarks mr. chairman. that is when you compare the family budget to the federal budget, there arear some ties. similarities. and a tremendous amount of differences and obligations in the family budget and obligations on the federal levelot which weed over the years voted for. that doesn't hold up.cond m the second myth is what the chairman talked about. that is he said takes -- this et, th budg

first, a gallop poll with a look at america's leanings.pi is the most conservative state with 48% of residents identifying themselves as such. alabama as second most conservative. louisiana, third most. on the liberal side of things massachusetts leads the way with slightly more than 30% being liberal. vermont and hawaii round out the top three left-leaning states. new york city ranks seventh on the international list of the world's top destination cities but it's the only u.s. city to make the top-ten list. hong kong is number one with 25.5 million tourists in 2013. singapore ranks second with 22.5 million. bangkok received more than 17 million visitors. >>> prepare to be teamworked! uh-oh. >> and it looks like the new "spongebob" movie sequel will knock "american sniper" out of the top spot at the box office. and those are your number ones. the legion of super fans. wow! [ narrator ] on a mission to get richard to his campbell's chunky soup. it's new chunky beer-n-cheese with beef and bacon soup. i love it. and mama loves you. ♪ ♪ ♪ turn

huge reaction to our interview with the ceo of gallop on the great american lie.e see you at the top of the hour on a friday morning. see you then. ♪ ♪ >> he is only 23 years old, but hunter hayes is one of the biggest stars in country music. >> that's right. and this weekend he is up for his fifth career grammy award nomination. fifth already! >> and joining us now live from los angeles up early hunter hayes. hunter congratulations on all your early success. your mom is a teacher. your dad is a mechanic. did they expect their son to make it big in music? did they push back on you or push you forward? >> no. it's just a funny question. it was like it was never not an option. music was just always what i did. so i never had anybody to tell me it was an unrealistic dream. it's worked out great. >> it sure has. you're so talented. i've seen you perform live countless times. you're such a kind person and your country fans went wild because you took it one step further and you adopted an old racing greyhound. why was it important for you to do that? how kind. >> thank

>> because the people of the united states know as the ceo of gallop said last week that these big macrotrue picture of what's going on today. >> where do you stand on social issues because a lot of what the independent voter has been pushed to the left because of their distaste for certain party -- certain sections of the republican party being too focused on social issues? >> well, i think that everybody in the republican water or the democratic party for that matter has an opportunity to push forward for social issues. and make those issues partnered within the campaign. >> do you have a list? >> well i don't know what it is you want to know. but the main point for me is not that michelle. the main point for me the republican party can be union ma fied behind the goings of economic growth in this country. and tax reform both at the corporate level and individual level to provide opportunity in this country. that's the main thing. and people who are on the right, left, center even the republican party can unify behind this plus a foreign policy. >> governor let me ask you a question as