gilmore? dr. gilmore: when you're talking about close air support, it will do with much differently and we will do those comparison test of the ability to forecast. that thet going to say way has to perform the same the a-10 does. we will let the f 35 pilots take advantage of the systems on that aircraft, deal with the limitations you mentioned, and see how well the missions are carried out in terms of the ability to strike targets in a timely manner and report on that. there are numerous arguments about how well each aircraft will do under different circumstances and different threats. the f 35 should have a higher advantage then the a-10 does. the comparison testing and are reported will illuminate all of that. sec. kendall: i'm a huge proponent and fan of the a-10. a was purpose designed to be close support aircraft. foras a very good design that purpose. if you asked in a 10 to do air to air, it's hopeless. the f 35 is designed as a multiple mission aircraft. it does support differently. i

gilmore? >> yes. the f-35, when you're talking about close air support, it will do it much differently than the a-10, and we are going to do those comparison tests of the ability to -- [inaudible] between the a-10 and f-35 as an integral part of operational testing. and we're not going to say that, you know, the f-35 has to perform cass the same way the a-10 does. we're going to let the pilots take advantage of the systems on that aircraft, deal with some of the limitations you mentioned as well as they can. and see how well the missions are carried out in terms of the ability to strike targets in a timely manner and accurately and then report on that. and there are numerous arguments about how well each aircraft will do under certain, under different circumstances and different threats. clearly, the f-35 should have an advantage in higher threat environments than the a-10 does. and so the comparison testing and our report will illuminate all that. >> mr. chair, i just think secretary kendall

gilmore? >> the f-35 is an extreme example of optimistic, if not ridiculous assumptions about how a program would play out. the decision to begin production before much of development had really been accomplished was a really bad one, as mr. kendall has discussed. but although an extreme example, it's not unprecedented, because the department is typically optimistic about, very optimistic about schedules and costs, which then sets up the program managers who are put in charge of these programs to look like failures from the outset. which is a terrible thing to do to them. a terrible thing to do to them. >> thank you, i'd love to hear the other two but i'm out of time, thank you, mr. chairman. >> i think the question i was going to ask may have been answered in the second sentence in the opening statement when it says the f-35 will form the backbone of the u.s. air combat superiority for decades to come. we keep hearing things to the contrary, you might remember when the secretary hagel that wa

sullivan and doctor gilmore though. would like to hear the answer to that question secretary kendall. >> i was thinking as my colleagues were answering, i think it's a combination of thing, at the end of the day having a successful program depends on a handful of things. they are going to be complicated which starts with reasonable requirements and it has to have professional management and power to do his job. you have to have adequate resources, you have to have a system that basically will support people doing their thing. in our system as others have mentioned there is a very strong bias that is built into were structured toward optimism. it's easier to get a program funded of a cost less. people. people on think faster and cheaper and to do more. most of the problems i've seen in acquisition stem from being in a hurry, and being convinced for whatever reason that things will be cheaper, better, faster than they will actually be. my office was formed in 1986 because this problem was so pervasive. i think we have had

gilmore and mr. sullivan's testimony indicate that significant challenges remain in completing the final software block, block 3-f. this gives the f-35 full wartime capability. and you also indicated that the software will be four months late. what is the significance if this software is delivered four months late? could it impact the scheduled operational test and operation, iot&e and what are you doing to fix this? >> thank you, sir. the issue today with the block 3 software and we see the problem in both our 3-i or 3 initial software has to do with stability. just very quickly, what the pilots are seeing is when they take off and they need to use the sensors, particularly the radar, there are some instances where the communication between the radar and the main computers in the airplane are mistimed and that mistiming builds up little delays and eventually those delays get to be big enough where the radar shuts off. okay. and the radar will recover but it will recover and take a few minutes to reg

melissa revealing on ellen that she's be appearing on the gilmore girls netflix revival.re the set back in 2 with 30-year-old melissa and her new found fame. >>> and in other reunion news -- scott foley and hiss exscandal co-star reliving their past murder scene. or what about last night's killer twist? >> it was truly shocking, there's no way they're going to show that on tv. >> now dan is working on his show "who do you think you are?" and annette scott digging into his past. >> i knew nothing, my mother passed away when i was young, i never knew herparents. with scott, it was not only a connection to the founding fathers of this country, but it was also a connection three generations beyond that, earlier, to the salem witch trials, which was jawdropping. >> god knows i'm innoce >> do you think i'm so happy i could do that for me? >> oh, yes. >>> and upnext, manndown. two pop stars, two big falls. not one of them has a history of wiping out, how this bill compares to all of h others. >>> plus steve harvey reveals what happens when little big shot's cameras aren'ttrollin

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if you haven't seen the gilmore girls, it's a sweet show. one of my favorites.re cd collection, believe it or not. anyway, the conversation doesn't end here, you can head to my facebook page and twitter account, let me know what you thought of today's show, whether you're a gilmore girl fan, too. have a terrific weekend. liz, over to you. liz: thank you very much, trish. it's friday! crude oil surging, so the markets surge. that trade is back on but don't log off your computer just yet. the dow giving up 100 points of earlier gains, backup 37 points as the worst week since february comes to a close. will the ferma bears beat out the bulls? stick with me. the bulls have not given up just yet. none of the presidential candidates are ready to give up on the empire state, hillary clinton speaking live in buffalo at this moment at the pierce transportation and aerospace museum. this as a former senator from new york backing off her

. >> we have some exciting news for fans of "gilmore girls."ilmore girls" netflix reunion. she made the announcement during the ellen show. >> making four movies of "the gilmore girls." that is near and dear to my heart. we could not get the schedules was going to be out of the country. we figured out that i am going to go back and do it. i am so excited. >> big round of applause. no word on the premiere date. next up, parade magazine out with the what people earn issue revealing how much cash celebrities are raking in. taylor swift takes the top with $80 million. number two is surprising. chef gordon ramsay is $60 million. he has a million shows. lady gaga is behind him with $59 million. craig is not in the top ten. >> 3 million. >>> and finally, let's talk about the newest "fast and furious." last year's made over $1 billion worldwide. how do you attempt to top that? it could be by adding charlize theron. she enjoyed the cast. she will play the crew's greatest adversary ever. "fast 8" from universal is set to be released next april. >> "fast

. >> you're counting jim gilmore. >> i'm sort of counting jim gilmore. >> let me ask you about the steps to get there. cleveland is in july. if you go in there short of -- if you have 1237, you've got it. >> right. >> if you come in short and they try something on the short ballot, i've been watching, listening. mitt romney is up to something. he wants it. you can tell he wants it. paul ryan is making himself very clearly available with the statement he made last week. what do you do if they deny you the first ballot victory? >> we're going to see what happens. i can tell you this, chris. we're so far up above everybody else. we're hundreds, i mean hundreds of delegates above cruz. we just you probably heard last night missouri was certified. i won missouri in addition to everything else. we're way, way up in votes. if we're a little bit short, i think it's a very unfair process. let me just explain -- >> what's the gimme, six inches, two feet. >> normally you're talking about running and we don't have 17 people. we had 18 people again including gilmore, okay? so we have 18 people and du

comedian, laurie gilmore. first, the preparations for the dinner.ndre.nd with andr what is it like? >> organized chaos at its finest. it really is. it is an honor, first and foremost. it's also a lot of fun. it's opportunity for us to really prepare unusual foods for a large amount of people. >> when you say unusual, what do you mean? >> we cannot go over this year's menu, but once we do a taste test with the white house correspondents dinner, the decision usually is made that evening. and then our work begins for the following year. >> and when do you do the taste test? at what point during the year? >> it's usually three months. roughly three months prior to the function itself. it depends on their schedule and our schedule. but we always work it out. >> chef andre, you have 23,000 square feet of kitchen. the largest in washington, d.c. the largest kitchen in d.c. does it get crowded on the night of the correspondents dinner? >> it gets very crowded. >> who's in here? >> well, we have a lot of celebrities that walk through the back of the house. b

gilmore, though. i would like to hear the answer to that question from secretary kendall and the general. >> it starts with reasonable requirements. you have to have professional management. you have to have adequate resources. you have to have a system that basically will support people doing the right thing. in our system, as i think others mentioned, there is a very strong bias that's sort of built into our structure towards optimism. it's easier to get a program funded if it costs less. people want it faster, cheaper, they want it to be able to do more. most of the problems i've seen in acquisition stem from being in a hurry and being convinced, for whatever reason, that things will be cheaper, better, faster than they will actually be, than they would be. my office was formed 1986 because this problem was so preva zif. i think we've had a mixed record of success. the things that i hope i've done over the last several years is to put more realism and more -- to structure programs with more highly

gary mark gilmore is dead. ♪ >> tonight, our topic will be murder as a growth industry.de figures. for the past ten years, every year has set a new high for murder in america. >> the statistics were stupendous. violent crime of all kinds were soaring. the spectacles that people were seeing on their tv screen were unlike anything they'd had to absorb before. >> a small grocery store has been robbed. the owner of the grocery store, nathan hurt, has been shot and killed. >> what happened? >> as i understand a man came to the store and had a gun and asked for money and my grandfather reached for a gun he had and grabbed at the man's gun and it went off or he shot him twice and my grandfather fell to the floor. >> why did he feel he had to have a gun? >> because there are so many robberies in the area and he thought he needed it for protection. >> today ordinary citizens who would not otherwise dream of having a gun are buying one because they are scared out of their wits. >> william rubiak is a ukrainian immigrant who owns a store outside washington, d.c. he's been robbed at

governor gilmore, nice to see you. >> thank you, brooke. nice to see you. >> have you ever seen anything like this shaping up, this sort of war between a candidate and the party? >> no, i haven't. i think that mr. preeb us is not going to be able to control this. this is being controlled by the primary process. and trumps that done very well in the primary process. i don't think this is the problem that preebs has created or the rnc created. they created a lot of other problems but not this one. >> i want to come back to that in second. i understand you have said you truly believe that donald trump will ultimately hit that magic number and arrive at that nomination. tell me why you think that. >> i'm guessing but he has done very, very well. he is the leader by a lot. i think's he going do well in his home state of new york. my view is that based on my experience, if you get into the convention with a broad -- most of the delegates, you are going to be able to negotiate your way all the way across the top. but who knows? cruz may be close e

and gilmore might. >> all they have to do is beat 89. >> they will start to filter in later today. and the big impact will be tomorrow. >> breeze northeast. and oakland is turning southwest. >> coming off, it is roaring 30 to 40 miles an hour. and south. >> east though at livermore. >> and offshore. >> they have an offshore breeze. >> 82 in monterey. the coast is all the way down to big sur. >> they usher in a lot of clouds. >> it will be replaced by another one and more southerly wind and send temperatures plunging tomorrow. >> today, it is sunshine and hot trumps. >> mid-80s on the coast and picking up all morning long and extended outlook dose have warm weather today and boy did temperature drop. it is still great for the home opener. not as warm as today. >> cloudy on friday and saturday. gasia and mike, we will have more on saturday. >> that is the wear. >>> they were carrying workers to work. it is on 280. this is one of the viewers who september us a picture of the bus. you can see the fire damage. it happened at 7:00. good news. no one was hurt. they were closed for more th

check out the putt and the happy gilmore like celebration. another youngster who would rather be on a soccer field than the golf greens. so first we have march madness. now we have the masters. life is good. >> this is awesome. so cute. >>> we have mr. roker on the road at the white house specifically at the kitchen garden. >> reporter: we are going to be lady. but we are going to be talking with the first lady about gardening and all of those healthy initiatives. we want to talk about this severe weather going on. we are watching the same storm system that brought tornadoes down to alabama. that is pushing its way east. you can see heavy showers and thunderstorms ahead of this front. we look for gusty winds, strong down bursts and behind it, look for light snow as colder air gets dragged in through the great lakes, we see a few inches of snow there. heavy rain from new york city north to new england. we could look for flash flooding, we have flood watches in effect through thursday into saturday with more heavy rain possible the next 24 hour

because they are reuniting and look who else is getting back together, mel dis -- mccarthy and the gilmore girls. >> we figured out that i am going to go back and do it and i am so excited. >> snooki is back. melissa revealing on ellen that she's be appearing on the lmgiore girls netflix revival. her co-star lauren graham tweetitweet ing yay, we need snooki. >>> and in other reunion news -- scott foley and hiss exscandal co-star reliving their past murder scene. or what about last night's killer twist? >> it was truly shocking, there's no way they're going to show that on tv. >> i loved working on that show. >> now dan is working on his show "who do you think you are?" and annette scott digging into his past. >> i mean the first person you had to save. >> i knew nothing, my mother passed away when i was young, i never knew her parents. with scott, it was not only a connection to the founding fathers of this country, b was also a connection three generations beyond that, earlier, to the salem witch trials, which was jaw drooping. >> god knows i'm innocent. >> do you think i'm so happy i cou

melissa mccarthy's gilmore girls return.nd will smith's generation domination. >> this j marks 30 years in this business for me. >>> then it's a good day to be a bad guy or girl. >> all aboard the suicide squad hype train. >> it's going to be crazy. >>> and number three, winter is coming, so we're putting the heat on the "game of thrones" cast, is john snow really dead? >> if he's not coming back, blink once. >> i just did it. >>> and kim fields gives yo the facts of life on her dancing diet. >> these are the skinny jeans. >> ann confesses her surprising press secret. >> even the black girl gets bronzed every sunday. >>> now hollywood fr

week's entertainment weekly the first look at the reboot of gilmore girls.se four 90 minute episodes. we are here until may 10. she can drive up, run in and shoot it. no release date from netflix. entertainment weekly does hit news stands this friday. >>> we brought you sad ben affleck. the song of silence was played over it. it boosted the popularity of the song. that song has climbed to number 36 on youtube's global top 100. it is beating florida and the queen taylor swift. good for them. >>> and the gala allows stars to take a stab at other musical numbers. three young boys performed a musical number. it was no challenge for these guys. have a look. ♪ ♪ daddy doesn't need to know ♪ you're free to go ♪ look around, look around >> haven't had the good fortune to get tickets to see that show like many of you. >>> al and his green thumb are at the white house in the kitchen garden with the umbrella still out. good morning again. >> they need about a good garden this size about 1,500 square feet needs about an inch of rain per week. we are on our way. that's t

. >> police chased gray and arrested him on the sidewalk here at the gilmor homes. >> where were you when he was arrested? >> right there with him. if you look at the original video that they shown, and you see the guy pointing, walking up, that's me. yeah, so, i was there throughout the whole thing, seen the whole process. >> freddie was conscious when he was loaded into a paddy wagon. when it arrived at the police station 45 minutes later -- he was not. >> the question is why? he didn't do it to himself, he didn't have those injuries before he came in contact. i mean why? >> a week later, freddie gray died of a severed spine. baltimore erupted in protest -- and then flames. the national guard rolled in while the mayor imposed a curfew. freddie gray's death sparked an anger that captured national attention. but that anger was rooted in a fractured relationship with police that goes back decades. >> where he at? he's dead! and where you at? y'all wanna kill us. >> we're running back, they just threw some tear gas towards us. >> as calls for accountability grew, fault lines traveled t

. >> i'll get chubs from happy gilmore to work with you. >> this one?one handed or two handed. >> right. >> going back now. >> thanks, tori. good stuff. good stuff. >> i was even thinking tee time this weekend i might have to rethink. >> this weekend you should sit inside and watch the pros. >> i think i will. right here on cbs. >> i think i will. >> things are not looking quiet as good for us. but speaking of the masters masters always a huge weekend my dad's favorite weekend like hole until my house. let's take look at the master's forecast and it's looking a whole lot better than our forecast. in fact, don bell walk over zahn this forecast and got really excited and reeled lived it's for augusta georgia. it's not for me. tomorrow 73 degrees in augusta and lots of sunshine right through the weekend. looking beautiful. for the golfers g to sit inside and watch it right here on cbs3 and enjoy that sunshine and 60 that is we had not be having this weekend. here's your time collapsed video from today. from the kutztown area mill school. lots of sunshine o

normally you're talking about running and have 17 people, 18 people, again, including gilmore. so we have 18 people and during a long period of time, we had 14 people, 13 people, 12 people. you know, in primaries. we had a lot of people in the primaries. so i'd get 25%, 28%. those are phenomenal numbers when you have that many people running. so in those early states, which i won, but you can't get 50% when you have that many people running, there's never been so many people running. i'm going to come very close to the 1,237. i think i'm going to beat the 1,237. we're doing phenomenally in new york. you probably saw the poll that came out in new york, emerson college which is -- >> it's all about you not getting to 1,237. you going to be teddy roosevelt? you like teddy roosevelt. in 1912 he didn't get the nomination, he walked out, split the pear, beat the party in november and lost it to wilson. >> if they're going to be fair, they got to be very happy. how can they give up millions of people that really feel disenfranchised -- >> they don't like you. >> they're going to lose

we had 17 people, we actually had 18 people, again, including gilmore, okay. so we have 18 people. and during a long period of time, we'd have 14 people, 13 people, 12 people, you know, in primaries. we had a lot of people in the primaries. so i'd get 25%, 28%. those are phenomenal numbers when you have that many people running. so in those early states which i won, but you can't get 50% when you have that many people running. there's never been so many people running. i'm going to come very close to the 1237. i think i'm going to beat the 1237. we're doing phenomenally in new york. >> but what if you don't get to 1237 and they deny it to you. you mentioned you like teddy roosevelt. in 1912 he didn't get the nomination. he walked out, split the party, beat the republican party in november but lost the general to wilson. >> i can't tell you what i'm going to do because i'm not sure. i hope they're going to be fair. if they're going to be fair, they're going to be very happy. how can they give up many millions of people -- >> because they don't like you. >> then they're going to lose

17, actually, 18, if you include gilmore. [ mild laughter ] did anybody get that? let's say there were 18. there were. 17 people i had to beat. when i first came in, the geniuses back here, brilliant guys, they get paid for knowing nothing. so they'd say, krauthammer, he won't run. how about this karl rove, is he the dumbest human being on earth? he still thinks romney won the election, i'm telling you. romney won. remember him? no, no, romney one, he's five million votes behind. he'll make a come back. we're up to 98%. no, no, we're going to win. you got to go the other way, folks. they're leading you into a bad desert. but we're going to win. and the truth is, we're going to win in a way nobody's seen before. we're going to be so strong, we're going to be so smart. again, ideally, we'll be together. i think i will win even if we're not together. there are some people i honestly don't want their endorsement, i just don't want it. i've watched all my life as a politician, they just kill each other, right? they hate each other with a passion. they say the worse thin

. >> i'll get chubs from happy gilmore to work with you. >> this one?one handed or two handed. >> right. >> going back now. >> thanks, tori. good stuff. good stuff. >> i was even thinking tee time this weekend i might have to rethink. >> this weekend you should sit inside and watch the pros. >> i think i will. right here on cbs. >> i think i will. >> things are not looking quiet as good for us. but speaking of the masters masters always a huge weekend my dad's favorite weekend like hole until my house. let's take look at the master's forecast and it's looking a whole lot better than our forecast. in fact, don bell walk over zahn this forecast and got really excited and reeled lived it's for augusta georgia. it's not for me. tomorrow 73 degrees in augusta and lots of sunshine right through the weekend. looking beautiful. for the golfers g to sit inside and watch it right here on cbs3 and enjoy that sunshine and 60 that is we had not be having this weekend. here's your time collapsed video from today. from the kutztown area mill school. lots of sunshine o

versus --nt gilmore rouseff and-- dilma send the case to the senate. >> we are waiting for it to takeut two weeks in the senate and then they need to decide if they will accept impeachment proceedings or not. if they do, he will be temporarily -- she will be temporarily removed. and then her vice president takes over. mark: is it likely the senate will support her impeachment? >> it is seen as very likely. not see 20% chance of this passing the senate. have we heard from dilma rousseff herself? >> we have not. we are waiting for her to make a statement. her attorney general spoke last night. the leader of the tocked obama's plan basically stop deportations of millions of undocumented immigrants. we will continue to monitor these headlines. that is the latest on that. we will be back on bloomberg markets. betty: it is time for our global battle of the charts where we take a look at the most telling charts of the day and what they mean for investors. you can access these on the bloomberg are running the feature at the bottom of your screen. we will be kicking things off. against mark is

and all i know is the 76ers are jim gilmore. they were out of contention. >> good one. >> i am done. >> can we get a shot of dave to show that i made him stand there for the whole thing. >> ran out of -- >> ran out of time. >> no, before we go, i have some good news. the "red eye" podcast is back featuring yours truly, that means me, andy levy and it's already getting rave reviews. tim's mom said, i listen, very enjoyable. mrs. diamond writes, i would enjoy hearing more. the "red eye" podcast is available for download on fox news and fox news radio. subscribe, enjoy. we'll be right back with the zombie apocalypse. [vet] two yearly physicals down. martha and mildred are good to go. here's your invoice, ladies. a few stops later, and it looks like big ollie is on the mend. it might not seem that glamorous having an old pickup truck for an office... or filling your days looking down the south end of a heifer, but...i wouldn't have it any other way. look at that, i had my best month ever. and earned a shiny new office upgrade. i run

for a continuance of democratic rule in southern california is hailed by thousands in los angeles' gilmoredium. >> by mid october, truman's climbing the polls. there's now just five points between him and dewey. >> i thought at the last minute, by gosh, if we only had two more weeks, i think he could put it over. >> governor dewey moves into -- >> dewey knew he was slipping. he sensed just in the crowds a lack of enthusiasm. your crowds are supposed to get more enthusiastic as you get closer to election day. and the opposite was the case with the victory special. >> october 18th, two weeks before the election. dewey's train pulls into new york city. >> when he got back to albany in the executive mansion, he asked to have newsreels from the last couple weeks of the campaign shown to him. sitting there in the dark room, he watched the crowds. and he looked at the faces in the crowds. and he came away confirmed in his belief that there was a spark missing. >> a week later, speaking in chicago, truman's attack goes one step too far. >> what are these forces that threaten our way of life? who a

presidential nominee could be a "gilmore girls" reboot. but the hot name on a lot of republican lips right now is speaker of the house, paul ryan. they believe-- one person clapping, yes. they believe he would be a better alternative to trump and cruz, more likely to attract moderate. voters and less likely to haunt your robitussin-induced nightmares. ( applause ) good, handsome man. he's a handsome man. but ryan keeps insisting he will not run. i do not want, nor will i accept the nomination for our party. count me out. i should not be considered, period, end of story. >> stephen: okay, end of story, for more on the story, let's go live via satellite to "late show" speaker paul ryan expert, speaker paul ryan. ( cheers and applause ) speaker ryan, thanks so much for joining me. >> thanks for having me, stephen. good to be with you. >> stephen: i'm i'm not mistaken, this is your first appearance on a late night show. >> it is. >> stephen: i'm honored. that's what we call in our business exclusively. >> happy to provide one. >> stephen: fair

lou: that spent jim gilmore was back in the race. >> don't forget jeb bush. lou: who could?these billionaire donors. going after trump. why can't they see that it's cruz or it's trump and this not anything in between? >> it's desperation. there are people who cannot stand donald trump to such an extent, they think somehow the more money they spend they will be able to get people away from him. money or negative ads or anybody will take 8 who wins. it's tough. the one thing that has been missing from the last two presidential candidates is toughness. it's someone who is not only going debates the candidates. but tough policies from people around the world who lnlt going to deal with and won't take garbage. that's why ted cruz is dig in his heels. lou: your thoughts on trump in particular. i's saying the party rigged the game. he's say together anti-establishment crowds that ahe attracts by the tens of thousands and he would say millions. and he would be right in the cumulative. they are not going to have it with an establishment that insists on disenfranchising a million vote