but i enjoy playing beverly goldberg the most. and that is because, if i have kids of my own, i wouldn't be that insane. >> your hair doesn't look like this on "the goldbergs." >> thank you for noticing. >> we'll look for you on "the goldbergs." and "blended" coming out soon. >>> ginger has the forecast. she's in moore, oklahoma, this morning. to you. >> a sunny start here in moore,

but i enjoy playing beverly goldberg the most. and that is because, if i have kids of my own, i wouldn't be that insane. >> your hair doesn't look like this on "the goldbergs."

contest this is a contest that pays tribute to rube goldberg a cartoonist who would draw these elaborate contraptions designed to complete very simple, very mundane taskes this machine has one purpose it zips up a zipper and we are going to show you how that works in about 7 minutes. guillermo, you are going to be the gishgs y the guy, you are going to be the zipper guy. >> guillermo: all right. i got home from new york very late last night. my flight was delayed a couple of hours because there was an electrical problem at air traffic control in chicago. an exhaust fan in the bathroom at air traffic control

whoopi goldberg. this is off the jay-z elevator deal. you guys are giving me heat for doing this. this is a lot of social implications here. throw this stupid video up here. they are in the elevator now. this beyonce, there is his sister solange and there is jay-z who is getting wailed on by solange she doesn't like him that night. okay, that's enough of that all right? come back it to me now. then, whoopi goldberg says this. >> here goes the thing, if anybody hits you, you have the right -- i know that many people are raised in a very different way, but if a woman hits you, to me, you have the right to hit her back. if i slap a man, he has ever right to slap me back. >> all right, carlson? >> so the bible says an eye for an eye. >> that's the old testament, not the new. >> i know. i will say as a parent with my kids turning the corner. slap each other duke it out. >> those are kids. >> right. so if you are adults, i don't believe you should encourage violence. i think jay-z did the right thing. >> absolutely did the right thing. he show

rube goldberg's cartoons centered around some one.t homage to say, why don't we put some one in there and get back to the roots. >> we have a human for you. a number of them working here at the show. why don't you reveal the human. there he is. his name is guillermo. guillermo is going to be -- don't know if we call hip tm th guinea pig. the hamster in the wheel. attaching something to guillermo's zipper. of his jacket. funnier the other way i guess. now you guys. i guess you need a quarter from me, right? you guys are going to, should i do this? >> hand the quart tire guillermo. >> jimmy: guillermo. i will hand you a quarter. everybody put in the jump ball machine. keep your eye on the gum ball. >> no time for breakfast in the morning. so you grab a gum ball. that will freshen your breath. you go ahead that hits the arm. that goes all the way and releases the golf ball. and it goes. oh, that was supposed to be cologne. and we're off. calibrating your own personalized theme song. everybody need a jam in the morning. wait for contact.

goldbergs. fun thing to do. yes. so monday outside tonight. >> sandhya is here. it has been windy breezy all day. >> yes. the winds are still gusting to about 36 miles an hour at sfo and 25 at san carlos but most other areas winds taper and as you look at live doppler 7hd we watching few clouds around here. state round 88 requiring chains. ut there so if you are traveling to the high country this is what you will be looking at from our lake tahoe camera. not whole lot other than few snow flake there. very light snow falling in tahoe. mid 50's exploratorium oakland redwood city san jose 54 currently half machine bay and from the exploratorium camera financial direct pretty clear sky around the area low 50's santa rose, napa, fairfield, livermore at 54 degrees. sutro tower cam are beautiful view of san francisco. isolated showers are possible going into tomorrow morning. see why here in just a moment. sunny breezy for the afternoon and we are looking at warmer weather for the end of the week as th

goldbergs. fun thing to do. yes. so monday outside tonight. >> sandhya is here. it has been windy breezy all day. >> yes. the winds are still gusting to about 36 miles an hour at sfo and 25 at san carlos but most other areas winds taper and as you look at live doppler 7hd we watching few clouds around here. state round 88 requiring chains. there are slippery roads out there so if you are traveling to the high country this is what you will be looking at from our lake tahoe camera. not whole lot other than few snow flake there. very light snow falling in tahoe. mid 50's exploratorium oakland redwood city san jose 54 currently half machine bay and from the exploratorium camera financial direct pretty clear sky around the area low 50's santa rose, napa, fairfield, livermore at 54 degrees. sutro tower cam are beautiful view of san francisco. isolated showers are possible going into tomorrow morning. see why here in just a moment. sunny breezy for the afternoon and we are looking at warmer weather for

then whoopi goldberg says this -- >> here's the thing.anybody hits you, you have the right -- i know that many people are raised in a very different way. but if a woman hits you, to me, you have the right to hit her back. if i slap a man, he has every right to slap me back. >> all right, carlson. >> the bible does say an eye for an eye -- >> that's the old testament, not the new. >> i know, i know. but as a parent with my kids, if they're slapping each other, i let them duke it out amongst each other. >> those are kids. >> when you're adults, i do not believe that you should encourage violence. if somebody's attacking you -- i think jayd did the right thing. however, have you thought about it in the reverse? what if that video showed jayd. >> you're debating the key issue. should men have the right to hit a woman physically -- i'm 6'4", 200 pounds. if some woman doesn't like me and some of them don't, comes up -- >> some? >> and punches me in the knee, do i have the right to -- >> no, you don't. you would be arrested as well as she would

goldbergs.un thing to do. yes. so monday outside tonight. >> sandhya is here. it has been windy breezy all day. >> yes. the winds are still gusting to about 36 miles an hour at sfo and 25 at san carlos but most other areas winds taper and as you look at live doppler 7hd we watching few clouds around here. state round 88 requiring chains. there are slippery roads out there so if you are traveling to the high country this is what you will be looking at from our lake tahoe camera. not whole lot other than few snow flake there. very light snow falling in tahoe. mid 50's exploratorium oakland redwood city san jose 54 currently half machine bay and from the exploratorium camera financial direct pretty clear sky around the area low 50's santa rose, napa, fairfield, livermore at 54 degrees. sutro tower cam are beautiful view of san francisco. isolated showers are possible going into tomorrow morning. see why here in just a moment. sunny breezy for the afternoon and we are looking at warmer weather for t

you know our next guest from her work in "bridesmaids," "reno 911" and "the goldbergs.""blended," which opens in theaters on may 23rd. please welcome, wendi mclendon-covey. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: thank you so much for being here. >> oh, it's all happening! >> seth: it's all happening. >> my whole life has led up to this moment. >> seth: oh, my goodness. [ laughter ] and everything after will be a denouement. >> that's right. >> seth: so, tell us about "blended." it's adam sandler. it's drew barrymore. you play drew's best friend. >> i play her best friend and i've always wanted to work with drew and adam, so i never thought the day would come that i could work with them together on the same project. they called and said, "oh, would you like to do this?" and i said yes before i had read the script or knew what they wanted me to do. so, luckily the part was fun. [ laughter ] okay? i'm not playing the back end of a horse. >> seth: were you nervous working with people that you'd looked up to for so long? >> uh -- yeah, i was. because, i mean, i had a poster of dr

ben carson is here to talk about his dustup with whoopi goldberg and half the senate dehamanding the washingt redskins change their name. we just heard from the nfl and you will, too, after a busy night of the "kelly file." >> breaking tonight after a baffling press conference yesterday in which the president claimed he could not weigh in on the scandal rocking his administration until an inspector general report is completed. we know that this president or his top advisors have known about these very problems for a very long time and did shamefully little to make sure they were resolved. good everything and welcome, everyone, to the "kelly file." i'm megyn kelly and we'll take you through it. this isn't about another ig report, inspector general. we already had three, as it turns out, three, all ignored. it isn't about an audit.

we have oliver porsche, gary goldberg financial services president. he said we have already seen the correction investors have been waiting for and expecting. we'll tell you exactly how. joel johnson, johnson brunettety president, with three long-term investments picks. todd horowitz down in the pits of cme. todd, let's talk about the interest rate. it is almost like a collapse. it has gone down 21 basis points just this month on the 10-year. what is that telling you? >> hi david, hi liz. depend on what side of the camp you're in. if you're a bull everybody is selling foreign debt and buying u.s. foreign debt is much higher and selling into arbitrage. you're a bear, money is coming out of the stock market going into the bond market. those are the two arguments. the truth of it is, the market is a dull market. there is not much going on. people are getting a little bit edgy. i think there is little bit of money flowing into the bond market. i think you see a little bit of fear. vix is not showing a little bit of fear.

there is goldberg.t a revolutionary but is he fomenting rebowl i don't know in miami. >> a little bit. >> trouble in lady gaga land. jesse is right in the middle jesse is right in the middle of it up marge: you know, there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious, and an excellent source of fiber to help support regularity. wife: mmmm husband: these are good! marge: the tasty side of fiber. from phillips. tigers, both of you. tigers? don't be modest. i see how you've been investing. setting long term goals. diversifying. dip! you got our attention. we did? of course. you're type e* well, i have been researching retirement strategies. well that's what type e*s do. welcome home. taking control of your retirement? e*trade gives you the tools and resources to get it right. are you type e*? trwith secure wifie for your business. it also comes with public wifi for your customers. not so with internet from the phone company. i would email the phone company to

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goldberg. i think people who hire journalists hire liberal like themselves.y the cycle per pet waits, what say you? >> i say the poll is ridiculous. let's start with that the 7% who identify themselves as republicans. i will buy that. but only 28% of journalists say they are democrats and 50% say they are independents? impossible. a few years ago, i predicted that precisely this would happen because they know the american people think they are liberal, which they are. they know the american people think they root for democrats, and they do. so they say, when the pollsters come around, they say no, no, we are independent. bias, democrat? no, this is a conservative delusion. and i will bet you if you injected these people with truth serum about 85% would admit they voted for barack obama twice. >> i think that's the poll that somebody did. i don't know how accurate you could be with that, but it was overwhelming vote for barack obama. but i think that the reason behind the liberalism in reporting is because the people who hire are liberals and they don't want p

jon: jonah goldberg, nationalreview.online. ron fournier also with us there from "national journal." gentlemen, thank you both. >> thank you. jenna: new fallout from the keystone xl pipeline delay with energy companies looking for other ways to transport oil. what rail companies are agreeing to after a fiery train derailment. we're live with the story on that. >>> could a senior white house advisor be in legal trouble over his benghazi email? we'll talk about that with the judge next. book any flight or hotel and if you find it for less we'll match it and give you fifty dollars back that's the expedia guarantee jon: "fox business alert" now. the delay of the key disown xl pipeline causing a ripple effect causing energy companies to rely on other ways to transport oil but those ways are not always safe. just yesterday oil tanker cars derailed and caught fire in virginia. this comes as the rail industry is agreeing to new voluntary regulations to make it safer to ship crude oil by rail. fox business correspondent rich edson in wa

. >> reporter: agent goldberg says it goes international. inside office units number 2 and 4 on solano way, barrels of drugs, drug making ingredients, and drug making equipment. >> did you notice anything suspicious? >> no, not at all. very quiet. >> reporter: i can't -- >> i can't go in to details but it's been going on a number of months. >> reporter: what they've found here, tens of thousands of pills, xanax, not even being pushed from out of here but being made here. >> i'm not surprised. >> reporter: he says he's worked at the industrial park for 18 years. he saw nothing out of the ordinary but he said his neighbor did see a number of individuals. >> my neighbor said he saw they were over there for 24 hours a day and that seemed kind of strange for around here. >> we found something in every place. >> reporter: agent goldberg said seven people were arrested and after the eight-month long investigation, multiple law enforcement agencies were executed including in pleasant hill, areas of vacaville, unincorporated contra costa county. >> i

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that immediately led me to think rube goldberg.ube goldberg machine is named after a famous american artist who was known for designing cartoons that performed simple tasks in the most complicated way possible. >> getting from concept to reality takes more than six months, 25 people and many sleepless nights. >> it was trial and error. >> build an element, pray that it works. if it does, build the next element. and we had 133 elements. >> at first when i started, i was like, oh, this is fun, this is interesting. by the end of it, it was like pulling my hair out. i actually started to have nightmares about the machine. >> i think the photo booth might have been the most complicated element actually. it turned out to be a very complicated series of mouse traps and a very painful thing to set up as well. mouse traps are super sensitive. >> i think my favorite element of the machine is the little mario that jumps across the screen. who doesn't like mario? >> they have hundreds of synchronized moving parts and every one has to work from

but i enjoy playing beverly goldberg the most.wouldn't be that insane. >> your hair doesn't look like this on "the goldbergs." >> thank you for noticing. >> we'll look for you on "the goldbergs." and "blended" coming out soon. >>> ginger has the forecast. she's in moore, oklahoma, this morning. to you. >> a sunny start here in moore, oklahoma. it's windy, though. and it will be hot today. you know where else is going to be warmer? in the northeast. you're about to see one of your nicest days in the week. in the '70s, new york city. d.c., around 75. that's because the clouds are moving closer. the showers will start up and it will be a rainy midweek for a lot of weeks. >>> good morning. i'm mike nicco. isolated showers, even thunder possible today and temperatures still below average thanks to the strong sea breezes. your accuweather seven-day forecast, starting tomorrow through the holiday weekend, temperatures on the warming trend, even warmer than average sunday. >> all of that weather, brought to you by b.p. and, david, i have

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. >> tonight in prime time, we have the middle, followed by goldbergs and modern family, then, goldbergs motive. >> and don't forget, you can see all of the abc programming on your smart phone. your tablet and computer. go to watch abc.com and down load the app from your app store. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news. your coverage continues on twitter on abc7 news bay area. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. this is "jeopardy!"! please welcome today contestants -- a violin and viola teacher from indianapolis, indiana... a legal assistant originally from modesto, california... and our returning champion -- a supply chain professional from kenilworth, illinois... whose 17-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to our newcomers manuel and maggie, who, today on "jeopardy!", begin their quest that they hope will turn into a conquest of julia collins, our champion. let's get to work and see what happens. good luck. here we go. the categorie

andrew goldberg is with me. at the banks and every geographic area is different, regulation and raising capital are the two most dominant things. how does that play into allocation model when a look at banking? >> one of the things an investor has to be a where of is the onset would regulation becomes onerous or a bit of a burden. it will slow down the company's ability and is important to look at a long term view. iner the stock market crash 1929, you got to the united states, the fdic to ensure. i think 1933. the point is forever more, the banking system was safer and a better place to do business in the united states. yes, at first, it takes a year to work through the things. over the long run, was you i have is a more stable banking system. especially in europe with the ecb's comprehensive review of banks which i think we did the results in october. >> and in the meantime, the top one of your notes. [indiscernible] valuations arey back at fair value stop please adjust of five. >> ok, sure. -- are back at fai

surveymonkey ceo, dave goldberg.ing up, how can universities encourage more women to study engineering? one college is leading the way. we find out what it is doing that others aren't. ♪ >> time now for bloomberg television on the markets. i'm julie hyman. let's take a look or stocks ended the session. had a big update in terms of reaching another record on the s&p 500. nasdaq gaining more than one percent in part of the strength of better than estimated durable goods and other economic data that beat economist expectations. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west" where recover innovation, technology, and the future of business. i am emily chang. students participate in the white house science fair. it was a broad range of stem -- science, technology, engineering, and math competition. there was a football helmet with a concussion question. the president is using the been to encourage girls to enter the stem field. >> fewer than one in five degrees are earned by women in stem. fewer in three and 10 workers in stem are

new report on that list ceo steve goldberg next. ♪ >> welcome back to " bloomberg west."tnered withs suntrust to track internet trends and have published a new report that shows how people are finding and viewing content online. joining us to discuss that is the surveymonkey ceo dave goldberg along with our special guest host and editor at large, cory johnson. interesting trends you took a look at. first of all, how does viewers are viewing content online. we saw in particular where you think new -- youtube and netflix are seeing tremendous increases but we are seeing other places, streaming media, ofdora, very clearly ahead everyone else. itunes really not making a big push or difference. >> itunes in spotify. -- and spotify. >> this is three months worth of data but will be every month. what you will he able to see is how does it move over time? i think if you go back to see if it would have a big impact, you would have thought it would have. >> the market reacting also. >> some of the subscriber numbers are better than pandora. >> it is free versus paid. we did not ask

the surveymonkey ceo, dave goldberg.o joining us is my special guest host, dan rosensweig, and cory johnson. how are people viewing content online? particular that youtube and netflix are seeing tremendous increases, but we are seeing other trends come up in terms of streaming media. very clearly is ahead of everyone else. itunes is not making a big push or the difference. --spotify yeah, so this is three months worth of data, but it will be every month. what you're able to see is how it moves over time and how do things happen. when you look at itunes radio having an impact on pandora, you would have thought they would have. >> i'm surprised spotify was so lowly rated. some of the numbers are better. >> it is free versus paid. services -- it is pretty dramatic. buying are they are company. when it comes to video streaming, apple tv doesn't even register. is --h, they have said it it has been an experiment. you can see that in these numbers. it'll be interesting to see where does you to go from here? what happens with ne

she was with jeff goldberg who talked to us about his trip. to ukraine this morning perhaps we can ask her about that as well. please join me in welcoming laura meckler and and julianna goldberg. [applause] i'm going to dive right in with a couple of my own questions. please think of your own. i have colleagues who will be giving you cards. if you have a card, hold them up. we want to take as many questions as possible. 50 years after the passage of the civil rights act, it is hard to imagine congress reaching consensus on something as profound as that was. the functioning political process, a functioning democratic process, and the give and take that is an essential part of a pluralistic society seems to have totally evaporated. the public has had enough. andratings of congress washington in general are at record lows. i guess the short version of my question is, what is wrong with our political process? is there anything we can do to fix it? >> i will take a stab at that. thank you for having me here today. i want to apologize. my allergies

bernie goldberg on that and big news this week in the irs scandal. we'll see what kind of coverage that got and why. next. >> this same set of facts that bob and george described would have touched off, i think, in previous days, a media fire storm, what we had was kind of a campfire in most of the media, which was douls -- doused before long and the story has been dormant. [ female announcer ] there's a gap out there. the story has been dormant. but if healthcare changes, if it becomes simpler... if frustration and paperwork decrease... if grandparents get to live at home instead of in a home... the gap begins to close. so let's simplify things. let's close the gap between people and care. for $175 dollars a month? so our business can be on at&t's network yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. new at&t mobile s

goldberg. this is pretty intense. >> yeah.bill, of shallow, unserious thinking masquerading as thoughtful journalism. people out there should really read the whole column and make a decision for themselves. i posted it on my web site so it's easy to get. but, if this film critic who wants to write a column about mental illness and guns, be my guest. if she wants to write a column about the thing that's really bothering her, the feminist issue that's really getting to her, that white men as she puts it controls hollywood, then write that column. but if she is going to link movies and murder, if she is going to write as important as it is to understand rodgers' actions within the context of the mental illness he clearly suffered. it's just as clear, her words, it's just as clear that his delusions were inflated, if not created by the entertainment industry he grew up in. well, you know what? she has no clue as to whether that's true or not. she just made it up. i'm not suggesting, bill, i'm not suggesting at all that the popular

jon: jonah goldberg, thank you. >> thank you.her: well, still to come here on fox news stay with us, because we are going to take you live to capitol hill. but we're also going to speak to senator john barrasso. he is here. he's going to talk about why states that wasted millions on failed obamacare exchanges should pay back uncle sam. and as i was mentioning there, that's a live shot of capitol hill where they're discussing treatment delays for veteran deaths, accusations at veterans hospitals all across the country. ten states at last count. it's getting heated. we'll take you there live next. of complete darkness. i am totally blind. i've been blind since birth. i lost my sight to eye disease. i lost my sight in afghanistan. and it doesn't hold me back. but my blindness can affect my sleep patterns. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. but i learned that my struggle was with non-24. non-24 is a circadian rhythm disorder that affects up to 70% of people who are totally blind and

whoopi goldberg thinks he could have smacked her down. earth to whoopi.assault, babe. >>> i'm trace gallagher live in the west coast news hub. breaking news out of san diego county. nine wildfires are burning. we want to focuses on the san marcos fire, the big threat right now. they have just notified us. they have now asked 13,000 more people to evacuate their homes, bringing the number well above 20,000 evacuees. we will keep you up to speed on this breaking news out of southern california. i'm trace gallagher. now back to "the five." >>> tomorrow will mark the end of an era. barbara walters will be retiring from television after a remarkable 53-year career. today on "the view" all 11 current and former co-hosts gathered together to pay tribute to the broadcast legend. here's some of that. >> i had such good times with each of you, and i mean it when i say that i love you. >> i just have to do this. i have to do this. >> oh, my baby. >> it's just an honor to be here. >> you really do well professionally. >> this is like the last supper with barbara. >>

. >> whoopi goldberg. battled for she's 50 years. >> i couldn't breathe. i couldn't run.the inspiration to save her life. this kid, was that the only thing that stopped me. the jaw-dropping moment she didn't see coming. coming up next on "dr. oz." dr. oz: today one of my good is here. she's going to talk about a ealth decision that has literally saved her life. we love her for her humor, honesty.d we have to tape our shows in the

. >> charlie: jeffrey goldberg who just did an interview with netanyahu, has done several interviews with the president, suggested to me on this program last night that the president was motivated to speak on these issues, these series of foreign policy speeches because he feared he was losing grip on the narrative of america's role. >> well, i think, charlie, rather i would put it differently. i don't think it's a question of losing grip on the narrative, and i know the president because i'm talking to him every day, was very much looking forward to the opportunity presented by the occasion of the commencement at west point which he had long planned to do to lay out in quite clear terms his view of american leadership and to make it clear that there's no question that america must and will lead on the world stage. as he said, no one else will if we don't. there's no question we're retreating from the world, of course we're not. it's not whether we'll lead, it's how we'll lead. what he essentially said, charlie, is we've got to lead with our brains, we've got to use our logic and wis

i think whoopi goldberg was right when she said there's a lot of people on welfare that said they do want to work. why don't we spend effort and time and money separating out those people who actually need help versus those people that are gaming the system. >> well, john, we have spent a lot of money. by the way, this is the 50th anniversary of the great society speech of lbj that ushered in the welfare era we're living through now. look at the costs. the costs increased from 1964. $5 billion here to 565 to half a trillion dollars and what are the effects? not a lot. poverty has come down. of course we changed the way we define poverty. it's basically equal in term of the number of people and how they're living in poverty situations despite spending trillions. >> of course you can't fix poverty by empowering politicians. if you want to fix it, it's simple. grow the economy which means shrinking government to leave more capitol in the private sector. the government is doing the wrong thing and that's why poverty remained where it is despite all the spending. >> rich, i was surprised.

dionne, jeff goldberg, and david rennie. >> u.s. military action cannot be the only over even primary component of our leadership in every instance. just because we have the best hammer does not mean that every problem is a nail. >> between, you know, doing nothing and boots on the ground military intervention, there are all kind of options for american leadership and engagement, and smart ways of influencing situations on the ground. so i think in principle, he's absolutely right. >> rose: we continue with a look at a new driverless car produced by google with chris urmson and ron medford. >> we've done about 700,000 miles of driving, the cars driving themselves, and we've gathered that data, and now we can use that data to have the algorithms learn what does a person look like when they're about to change a lane and learn where is that cyclist about to move, and these kind of predictions are what the human brain does constantly. >> rose: we conclude this evening with the great writer george saunders who made a commencement speak t

malika henderson, maggie haberman, robert costa, juliana goldberg. it was a rather bizarre week in politics. there are 31 count them n the barack obama presidency. yet his first chief of staff, now chicago mayor ram emanuel decided to endorse hillary clinton for president. that was friday. one day after house republicans officially launched a new benghazi investigation. just the facts is what the republicans insist they're after. a fund-raising pitch sent out twice in six paragraphs say before any new facts have been gathered, the goal of this investigation is to hold hillary clinton accountable. no wonder then that the current president might feel a little overlooked and maybe a little frustrated. >> i have this remarkable title right now. president of the united states. and yet every day when i wake up, and i think about young girls in nigeria or children caught up in the conflict in syr syria, when there are times in which i want to reach out and save those kids -- >> juliana goldman, you cover the white house every day. do they have the same frus

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joining us is jonah goldberg. and what is mrs. clinton trying to do? >> she's trying to get her hands around this political challenge more than anything else. and we don't know if it is going to work in terms of putting it behind her, but we can see, anybody who krietizes her or are questions her behavior on this is trying to politicalize the deaths of four americans and she will not engage in the stuff but she doesn't want to lend credibility to the freak show. and she will try to take the highway road and make people who question her seem as they are partisan hacks and a comfortable role for hillary clinton and that's the way she dealt with. >> clinton so- called machine and they have pushed back strongly. you think it will work? >> i think benghazi will stay in the news with the new house probe and republicans have to be careful not to be too partisan. and no doubt about it benghazi is a political liability for hillary clinton. and it happen on her watch. trey gowdy who heads the new investigation hinted strongly that hillary clinton will come to ca

. >> agent goldberg said seven were arrested. after the eight month long investigation multiple search warrants were executed including in pleasant hills, martinez, vacaville and contra costa county. it's a constant battle. we feel good about our efforts trying to reduce the drugs on the streets. >> and on the sign outside the industrial complex, units two and four are blank, the seven suspects expected to be in federal court tomorrow morning, all the details related to the charges are under seal. >>> new information on a story we broke last night, two fran fire department -- san francisco fire brass are suspended after a crash between a ladder truck and motorcycle. two men were on the rig when that crash happened. david stevenson is following the investigation all day. >> reporter: five firefighters are facing possible suspension, four confirmed the suspension on tuesday afternoon. >> surveillance video shows a fran ladder -- san francisco ladder struck a motorcyclist. michael quinn resigned, facing three dui charges. four of hi

joining us to talk about it a b stoodard and jonna goldberg editor for a national review on line andox news contributor. democrats would like to talk about anything but obama care, but the hearings mean it is it front and center in their conversation? >> right, but it is temporary. syliva burrwelwill be confirmed. and she was not involved in the botched roll out of obama care. she has a good reputation with both parties and the majority of democrats coming together with republicans to confirm her. and if she continues to oversea a program that will improve, she will have ownership of that in months to come. it is just a few days worth of the early problems she was not connected to and this is not a vote if you confirm her, it is not a vote in favor of obama care, but trusting her to improve it. >> best comment came from senator mccain. why would you want this job? you are taking over the captain of the titanic. >> the phrase is innocent until proven incompetent. she is supposed to be a impressive lady. but it is a terriible. job. i agree with a b. it is not a central war in the point

that i can relate to, and this is the '50s and the early 'of 0s, so i thought, w456s this, molly goldberg or something like that? there was just nothing that i could relate to. so i never could quite get with the program. .. should i've never done anything about my own people. not to mention the fact that the sick day war is in the ranks with gettysburg or anything like that. but beyond that, it's a great story because it is a story of return from exile and the whole climactic western wall. i don't know if you know about that but i will get into that. so i decided this was about three years ago. paul knows about it because he was with me. so i decided to do that and the first thing i did i have never been to israel, so i called up my friend who lives not too far from here and he is connected and said who do you know in israel that is connected in the military so that i can go over there and he can open doors to ask the sitcom by my house and i will introduce you to somebody. standing there -- it is too bad we don't have the capacity to do projecting that it's the picture of a fighter pilo

. >> reporter: agent goldberg says at least seven people were arrested. after its eight month long investigation, multiple search warrants, including multiple law enforcement agencies were involved. >> it's a constant battle. we feel real good about our efforts to try to reduce the amount of drugs on the streets that are available for our teens and young adults. >> reporter: units 2 and 4 are blank. the 7 suspects arrested are expected to be in federal court in oakland tomorrow morning. all the details related to the charges, including estimated value of the drugs remain under seal. >>> vice president joe biden arrived in the bay area today for two fundraising events. his motorcade arrived at the fairmont hotel in san francisco this evening, after a stop this afternoon at an undisclosed private home. it's been almost a year since the vice president last visited san francisco. he has no public appearances scheduled for this trip. >>> now to election 2014. there are just six days before california's primary. ktvu's ken pritchett live with why undecided vote