can he stand out among the crowded gop field.a look. >>> florida senator marco rubio set to announce candidacy tomorrow. i will go straight to twitter >> harris the republicans make 2016 only about stopping hillary. they will lose the election. several people agreeing with you. pain says i hope they listen to you john. if they don't they will lose again. cynthia says good show. i agree the gop candidacy to ignore hillary and show their plan to america. cue marco rubio who has a positive message. doug you even said it includes iran in a very important staunch move against it. >> he has been a staunch opponent of the iranian deal the letter signed 47. also a staunch opponent of the normalization of relations with cuba that president obama has done and in his meeting today after about 50 years with the cuban president raul castro. rubio to be fair, harris does have a positive message. he does have a positive agenda. his story is an inspiring one as an immigrant himself. john you have pointed out there are liabilities but for me he i

ted cruz releasing a statement welcoming rand paul to the gop race.is entry into the race will load doubt raise the bar of competition. help make us all stronger and in sure that the nominee is equipped to beat hillary clinton. your comment sir. >> i am thrilled to hear it. i hope and expect that there will be a lot of collegiality among these candidates. >> towards ted cruz and rand paul. >> i have a lot of good feelings towards these candidates. crews, paul and rubio. it is difficult for me to see all of them running against each other. i really do like all three of them. at this point the more the merrier. think that they will make sure we have a robust discussion. in the meantime, we need to not just be focused on the who but on the what. >> take you for letting me talk about the lost constitution. stuart: rand paul. we will take you live to his announcement. judge napolitano has been exchanging messages with the senator. how far will rand paul and his views to get you like it? we will cover it all for you. another very interesting story today. st

perfect for people who really love tv. >>> now to the gop's road to 2016.its biggest names, jeb bush in the headlines for a voter registration error he made six years ago. "the new york times" digging up his 2009 application and discovering he checked off the wrong box in the race ethnicity section. labeling himself hispanic. of course, jeb bush is not hispanic, and this morning, he tweeted an apology. "my mistake. don't think i fooled anyone." and he retweeted his son's message, "come on dad, think you checked the wrong box. #honorarylatino." maybe it was a simple mistake, but it also echoed political rhetoric bush used in the past. >> if bill clinton is the first black president, i'm definitely the first cuban at least or latino governor of the state of florida. >> again, maybe it was a simple mistake, but does he have a serious problem ahead? the "times" reports many in the gop are pushing back against the idea that he's quote, inevitable. saying "no so fast." then if not jeb, then who? ted cruz is already in and rand paul is formally announcing tomorrow

i agree gop candidates need to ignore hillary and show plan for america.ad a positive message. you said it includes iran. >> he has been a staunch opponent of the iranian deal signed by 47 senators and a staunch opponent of the normalization of relations with cuba that president obama has done. he is meeting today after i think about 50 years with the cuban president raul castro. rubio, to be fair, does have a positive message. he does have a positive agenda. his story is an inspiring one as an immigrant himself. john, you pointed out there are liabilities. for me he is a very positive candidate. >> i have two liabilities that he will have to address. he has done a 180 on this pathway to citizenship known as amnesty in gop. the other one is he looks young. he looks very young. >> the first one you can deal with and the second is tough. >> it is a problem. >> i don't think so. >> bill clinton looked young when he started. barack obama looked young when he started. >> i started to say my first thought was john kennedy. in the contrast with hillary rubio is s

he says gop senators should be working to make the deal better rather than fighting against it.greement on the future of iran's nuclear program was reached after talks with six major powers ended earlier this month. doug mcelway is live in washington with the wrangling that continued each weekend. doug? >> reporter: certainly, and a nuclear deal with iran escalated this week after the iran leader said, this issue is very important and the sanctions should be annulled. he appeared completely in flexible. he said, they should not be allowed to enter the country's security under the pretext of monitoring. president obama admitted that if the leader is unwilling to budge on sanctions, as he apparently indicated, the deal could be in jeopardy. >> and if that is his understanding and his position in ways that can't be squared with our concern about being able to embark on vigorous inspections to assure that iran isn't cheating under any program and that we don't have the capacity to snap back sanctions when we see a potential violation, then we're probably not going to get a deal. >>

taking aim at the gop. blasting republicans in the first big speech of her campaign but failing to mention the numerous scandals plaguing her white house bid. we have more including a new gop frontrunner. right peter? >> that's right. with questions about scandals swirling around leer president clinton sticking to talking about things like how her mother was her biggest p inspiration and mentioning there's never been a better time to be a women and talking gay and lesbian rights and immigration. even at an off camera fundraiser no mention of benghazi e-mails or trading favors for donations. there is one member of the clinton family playing defense, though. >> it will be even more transparent to eliminate any questions while we are in this time. we won't take new government funding but that the work will continue as it is. >> speaking of transparency the speaker of the house is playing could i about possibly issuing a subpoena for clinton's private e-mail server to see what she was really up to just said thi

i agree gop candidates need to ignore hillary and show plan for america. cue marco rubio who has had a positive message. you said it includes iran. >> he has been a staunch opponent of the iranian deal signed by 47 senators and a staunch opponent of the normalization of relations with cuba that president obama has done. he is meeting today after i think about 50 years with the cuban president raul castro. rubio, to be fair, does have a positive message. he does have a positive agenda. his story is an inspiring one as an immigrant himself. john, you pointed out there are liabilities. for me he is a very positive candidate. >> i have two liabilities that he will have to address. he has done a 180 on this pathway to citizenship known as amnesty in gop. the other one is he looks young. he looks very young. >> the first one you can deal with and the second is tough. >> it is a problem. >> i don't think so. >> bill clinton looked young when he started. barack obama looked young when he started. >> i started to say my first thought was john kennedy. in the contra

charles kraut hammer is here with who looks strongest in the gop field. following a rocky two day start to his campaign good news for the senator from kentucky. the quinnipiac swing state poll show the senator in a statistically dead heat now7%ko with hillary clinto/a r(t&háhp &hc% joining me now,t0 howie kurtz, media buzz host ann coulter and rich lowery editor of national review and fox news contributor. welcome to you all. let me#a with you, ann, you're here onset. you know, not to be sexist, but you're right here. >> i feel so left out. the only male on the set. >> rand paul and his two day roll out. how did it go? >> i like it when he is cranky always liked that about his father but i think that's not what you want in a presidentiale$ x candidate and i would say specifically to conservatives here a lot of them are complaining about mitt romney, for example, that he didn't go after candy crowley didn't attack the media. remember how the crowds went wild when newt gingrich would attack the press. >> i have that here. let me show you newt gingrich when

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i am here with the new hampshire gop as a finance committee chair. i want to welcome you to our first in the nation leadership summit. we have a great evening ahead of us. [applause] but before you have to listen to me, we have a real opportunity. as i was coming in, i saw a young lady with great shoes. you will see what i am talking about. i complimented her not knowing it was abigail, who is from new hampshire and is going to sing the national anthem for us this evening. abigail is 10 years old on the 25th. she is only nine today. and it terrific to have her with us. the floor is yours. [applause] >> ♪ [singing "national anthem"] oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars thru the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home

i think what's going to happen though, ray -- gop -- it's a very different electorate than in if last two psych cycles. this time there will be purplish states having senate races and the presidential race will of course have a much larger turnout so in that circumstance i think we'll see republicans, conservatives realizing a need to come to a solution that america will come towards its normal dna of being solution agents rather than scapegoat hunters. and in that situation you have to be offering a solution. we have one in free enterprise and it will sort this out. >> thank you for talking to us, sir. >> great to be with you, ray. thank you >>> in advance of the next round of united nations climate talks, president obama just submitted to the u.n. our intended nationally determined contribution on green house gas emissions. it's a big cut over the next ten years. our science and technology correspondent helps us sort of the rhetoric and reality next on inside story. >> al jazeera america brings you a first hand look at the environmental issues, and new understanding of our changing

if the gop will make it the they will have to talkbout how we get these 4 million jobs baback.tould raise wages a lot for working-class people andnd something hillary has promised to address, but innother way. rebebecca: we are not ever going to once again exportore than we import, but go back to 1987 and paul kennedy and the rise and fall of grgreat nations, and look what happens when u close your borders and te that, dodon't come after us, don't come after our markets mentality. i love peter, but i think he's wrong on this. who's right? guest: i'm going to go with you, becausyou jojot the kennedy book -- buck. it's important to understa thatat politically when we talk about ththe economy, mitt romney try to use trade as a wedge issue in the ohio race for presidency. ohio voters did not buy y it. they now work at places like honda. they have now seen what it's like working for foreign employs and the numbers don't connect in an emotial way in the campaign as much is that personal feeling. rebecca:guest: you have to ask yourself why does the majority ofof the present's party in

. >> 2016 gop hopeful, louisiana's bobby jindal will weigh in. >>> opening day is here. rob manfred and how our national past time is trying to remain part of our national future. and of course, whether pete rose should be allowed into the hall of fame.

. >> this sunday, senior editor for the weekly standard andrew ferguson on his writing career the gop presidential candidate for 2016, and what voters are looking for in a candidate. andrew: they want someone who looks like he stands up for them. the degree to which primary voters on both sides are motivated by resentment. the sense of being put upon. those people really do not understand us.

and we ask if rand paul has a chance of winning the gop presidential nomination.ere is a huge support by youth. and 17% of 18-year-olds to 24 like him and though over 55 don't believe he will. and you can see that there. and now to the political party break doin. republicans are steadfast in the strong greext that rand paul will clinch the nomination. independence in the all agree number and the reason this is moving because this is in realtime. this shows you the time and how that is moving as more of you are voting. so basically independents agree he will. democrats in the last few minutes have been all over the board. the democrats are in blue. there was a big varied response by democrats when we talked about hillary clinton in the last hour. and a huge increase from republicans when we talked about rand paul's announcement. as you can see republicans have been consistently thinking he will clinch the division. >> and high school degree holders are more polarized. people with bachelor degrees are more neutral and popular about his chances. so this is the breakd

it was an extremely right wing, right wing faction of the gop. it is not going to be a problem for him standing apart from the rest of the group. because he's the only one that's saying something different. so for those people that are disillusioned with the party of the past -- >> the way rubio was different on immigration, then when he decided about president, he wasn't so different all of the sudden. >> well, also, we have seen in the past whether it's romney or any other republican or democrat, that the party will rally around that person. what it comes down to is not just the poll. remember the poll sl based on people believing that crime is worse when it isn't and that they can defend themselves better against the crime that has not escalated, but rather been reduced by more than half at least in the '90s. >> your stupid if you're fearful. >> no, no, no -- >> is this going to be their issue? is this going to be their issue, i do not believe it will be. it won't be the number one issue. >> katie says it will not serve them well. >> not at al

so he is the face of the gop's future? and the white house pulls its veto threat as an iran vote moves to the full senate. did president obama blink? does he have congress exactly where he wants them? >>> welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm stuart varney in for paul gigot. hillary clinton kicked off a second presidential run this week with a move to the left, striking a populist tone as she vows to work for quote, everyday americans while railing against overpaid hedge fund managers and ceos. >> if you look across the country, the deck is still stacked in favor of those already at the top. and there's something wrong with that. there's something wrong when ceos make 300 times more than the typical worker. there's something wrong when hedge fund managers pay lower tax rates than nurses or the truckers that i saw on i-80 as i was driving here over the last two days. >> so is she a credible champion of the middle class? let's ask "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor dan r, james freeman and washington

both the house gop and the senate gop budgets aim to boost military spending but they have different amounts in their budget and have to reconcile that. they also have to reconcile in how far they're going to go in repealing obamacare in their separate budget plans. >> turning to the senate, the anti-human-trafficking bill was at an impasse due to abortion language. what's the status of that and how does that impact moving ahead with the loretta lynch nomination for attorney general? >> it impacts loretta lynch a lot because senate majority leader mcconnell has said they aren't going to be moving forward on lynch's nomination unless the human trafficking bill is pushed forward. like you said, in order to to have the votes on that they need to figure out the abortion language on that bill. >> you wrote regarding the house that the first 100 days has been a learning process for the republicans. tell us why that is and what we can expect key bill-wise over the next few weeks and into may. >> as you know, the senate is now controlled by a republican majority and so it's been a little bit

at some point does it start to hurt the gop? >> no don't worry, the one thing that's going to happen is as the money starts running out in the calendar starts going forward and the primaries get behind, they will win out. and so as a matter of a fact, i think that having this where we have a real discussion with what we think is important, you keep raising questions about whether or or not social citizens or it are theirs whose jeb bush appealed to come in fact is the person who did this nomination has to break out. mike huckabee is going to break out, start to appeal to other types of conservatives the candidate that appeals to social conservatives, as all conservatives, people that were worried about what is happening these, he's going to appeal to all three types and that is the candidate it's going to be the nominee. ashley: very quickly, probable candidates on the democratic side martin o'malley are to going after hillary for her flip-flop. who do you think could be a real contender to challenge hillary on the democratic si

the declared and potential candidates are attending a major gop summit. and several contenders have wasted no time trying to grab the spotlight in putting their stump speeches to the test. athena jones is live for us now in nashua new hampshire. so athena everyone is there, but who is speaking today? >> hi fred. well senator rand paul of kentucky just got off the stage. he did some predictable things he bashed the president. he bashed his potential rival, former secretary of state hillary clinton. but he also did something that may be a little bit less predictable. he talked about the need for the republican party to expand its base. let's listen to what he had to say. >> the one thing i would like to leave you with is i'd like you to think about how we're going to move forward and how we're going to win. i think we need to stay true to principle. i think our message needs to be carried to new people. we too need to talk to the business owners the workers, rich, poor, white, black, brown. we need to get out there and go to places we haven't been going. >>

how will the gop take her on? our clinton correspondent, cecilia vega starts us off. from brooklyn where team hillary is based. good morning to you, cecelia. >> reporter: good morning to you. a beautiful morning in brooklyn. the campaign is already in full swing mode. let me tell you about what this announcement is going to look like today. these big political rallies, you're not going to see. not the balloons or the signs of supporters today. you'll see an announcement on social media, probably on twitter. there will be a video she has already filmed. after that announcement, she'll head to iowa, where we understand she'll be meeting with voters. but they are going to be small meetings. one-on-one sessions. these private discussions. her supporters are ready for this fight. they're already out there rallying. we saw a rally here in new york city yesterday called the ready for hillary rally. they're ready to kick off this race. this is a well-oiled machine. they say they're intent on not repeating the mistakes of the past. >> one of those mistakes, in past campaigns,

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he needs to appeal more to the gop base. i hope that's not going to be compromising in his views and go more to itwards the right. hopefully he will appeal more to the top donors. host: we will be covering this conference tomorrow. it starts at 10:00. among the candidates who have a nap so far, we will hear from rand paul, texas senator ted cruz, and this evening, we should be hearing from marco rubio, senator from florida. all three, freshman senators. all three declared in the race. let's go to the line in abilene, texas. jim. hey, jim, are you there? caller: yes. i'm here. host: who you want to see in 2016? caller: i would like rand paul. i like that he is not so strict. he could really bring this country back together. host: thanks for the call. rod is calling international falls, is it? caller: that's correct. i want anybody other than hillary. i think that's the most instructive person that could be put into office today. when we see the next person throw their hat into the ring on the democratic side, you will see the

a gop family feud in florida. let's talk about this with our "roundtable."risten soltis anderson, i want to start with you. talk about the rand paul launch. you had a couple of tweets out there suggesting he might find way to deal with women interviewers. >> i don't know that it's about women interviewers. when you're on a television program, presumably, the people watching like the host. lecturing the host is perhaps maybe not the best way to do an interview. it's the first time for a lot of people running for big, national office. learning how to deal with the pressure. learning how to hit back in a way that makes sense is -- they're going to go through the learning process. but i think by the time we get a nominee come next summer, they'll have figured it out. we'll be battle-tested and ready to go. >> i think there's no question about that. a new poll number out on jeb bush. a bloomberg poll. 42% of republicans would never consider voting for jeb bush. i think the only ones higher in that poll were george pataki and donald trump. bill kristol, that puts

where the second day of the gop summit is set to begin.n republican presidential hopefuls gathering in a very important primary state. >> it's still a little early. during the day, several tried to grabbing the spotlight or at least but their rhetoric to a field test. let's bring in cnn's athena jones in new hampshire. athena, did you see anything striking a chord out there? >> reporter: good morning, we've heard a lot of hopefuls dashing president obama's policy. and one saying the president only cares about his library and his legacy. one of the potential contenders who has been pushing his case here is former florida governor jeb bush. but the question he can't seem to state is the question of how he'll distinguish himself from his father and his brother. >> reporter: he hasn't formally announced his candidacy, but jeb bush is already acting like a presidential candidate. fielding questions from granite state voters on top issues like immigration reform. >> deal with the folks that are here illegally in a rational and thoughtful way. my

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it seems obama wants his pr opportunities and he's defending his rotten policy attacking the gop and olive branch to all american enemies and those who were attacking the values of the free world around the globe. >> you think the president can be more dangerous in the next 20 months than he has been -- >> i'm afraid the damage the administration can inflict to the long-term interests of the united states and the free world, it's still hard to calculate. >> i think most americans even hispanic americans support the outreach to cuba. it's interesting the president wasn't able to do what he wanted to. he wanted a kumbaya moment. he wanted the victory salute' enraul on the stage in the summit didn't happen and now he says there's still differences. this say harder act than i think he thought. >> there's freedom and there is oppression right and i think garry's well made america stands for liberty. that is the point of this country and we can't impose it nor should we impose it but we ought not to be a party to the support of coercion and stateism and worse around the world and by remain

in the gop primary, as it exists today, it has a test.ng in science or i don't know, working for a democratic president probably not at the top of their wish list. something the huntsman family found out pretty quickly. they want someone they can trust. someone who stands for their values, and someone who stands up to big government. ted cruz could very well be one of the last men standing at the end of all of this. not just because he's a credible conservative, but also because of his ability to communicate an energizing message. mitt romney did not excite the base. they didn't fully trust him. outside of his support group, he didn't have the special spark. it was the the special spark that president obama had back in 2008 that dashed hillary's dreams. and almost eight years later, hillary has not really changed. she does not excite the base and like romney she is the safe bet and already appearing vulnerable in some recent polls. but still at this point, she's all the dems have. ted cruz's announcement made me realize that democrats not

hillary clinton is leading big over potential gop contenders.at 49%, easily surpassing her close gop opposition with jeb bush at 33% and followed by rapd paul at 29%. but it's the first time a favorable rating has dropped below 50% since april of 2008. so will an announcement be coming? she was asked about that wednesday in brooklyn. >> all in good time. all in good time. >> mark what's your take? do you think those poll numbers will affect herring? timing? >> i don't think so, rev. a lot of the american people are not really paying attention. they will, frankly, when she does announce. there could be strategic considerations there but i think the american people are ready for candidates and they know it's coming. i see whether they agree with her or not or see her as a strong leader as experienced in a dangerous world. we don't want that. >> i think that people are -- maybe the only reason the poll numbers are dropping is because they are tired of the speculation of the american people. they say enough already. just announce. i think that's wha

. >> what started with a stroke of the pen, dividing gop leaders in congress. some law makers backing down in repealing the health care law. >> a car careening out of control. >> how fearless police officers tried to rescue a woman moments before her car burst in flames. >> they could hear the cries for help. >> battling the blaze in an idaho home. >> wait until you hear who they ended up rescuing. -- it's all "happening now". >> but we begin with the war on terror. intelligence officials analyze an execution video released by isis. welcome to "happening now", i am jon scott. >> i am jenna lee. the slaughter of dozens of ethiopian christians in libya. the white house condemning the murderer and the executioner had a north american acent. they are live in washington with more on the story now, kathryn>> reporter: the analysis is goning on on the identity of the executioner who has a north american acent. it is the same as the other christians. they are trying to determine if it is dubbed over or a north american is letting those executions in the country. portio

dana says a crowded gop field only proves just how incohesive and divided the gop is on key issues facing the right candidate will resonate with the people. the wrong ones will not. appreciate it. keep tweeting. >>> here's an inspiring story. an amputee vet taking a second shot at scaling the world's tallest mountain. charlie linville using his right leg and several fingers in an explosion while serving in afghanistan. now he's in katmandu preparing to climb mt. everest. he will wear a specially designed metal foot outfitted with a climbing boot. >> i don't think everest is too risky. there's been, you know a good couple years of training. i'm in great, probably better shape than the average person that's going to go attempt to climb everest this year. >> talk about great spirit. his quest to climb mt. everest last year was called off after an avalanche killed 16 sherpa guides on that mission. he's very courageous to do this. >> unbelievable. hopefully he will be able to get a beer afterwards. i saw one in his hand. >>> researchers off the coast of louisiana were in for a deep sea surpris

i imagine with rubio and several gop primary, you know in the primary. so they're going to be playing to the far right. which is the republican primary. but they're against everything president obama is doing. >> that is the truth. anna revis logan. good to have you with us tonight. appreciate your time. >> pleasure. >> coming up denial in wisconsin. republicans don't want state workers to talk about. don't talk about it. don't think about it. don't e-mail about it. climate change. rapid response panel weighs in. stay with us. >>> i'm josh lipton with your cnbc market wrap. stocks gain ground. the dow adds 56. the s&p is up nine. earning season is officially under way. they share more than 3% after revenue missed estimates. meanwhile, beth bath and beyond shares slid more than 5%. profits and sales fell short and warned results would mistargets in the furnt quarter. and less than expected increasing 14,000 to 281,000. that's it from cnbc, first in business worldwide. 268 mph. three times the speed of a fastball. take care of your brain with centrum silve

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