let's go to al gore. al gore he's the poster child of the environment. you see that video that? we caught him getting off his gulf stream jet, him and his wife by the way, into a waiting car, limousine, gas guzzler. and al gore and his wife took that from tennessee to san francisco. a private jet. does that make him an environmental hypocrite? >> i don't think so. he's a former vice president of the united states. >> he can't get on a commercial airline like the rest of us little people? >> well us little people are not the former vice president of the united states. >> he's complaining about people who drive around in caravans et cetera. let's put up on the screen jake tapper wrote an article in 2011 about the electrical uses at al gore's house. charged monday that the gas, electric bill for the 20-room home devoured 221,000 kilowatt hours in 2006. more than 20 times the national average. is that hypocritical? >> potentially. >> potentially? >> because of his actions, does that mean what he's saying he should hold no -- it should hold no water? >> i don't believe in global warm

al gore began a three-day trip in iowa.e said that iowans should pressure presidential candidates to put climate change high up on the platforms. chelsea clinton told the washington post that their family is no stranger to scrutiny. what do you make of these interviews? john: chelsea clinton, not surprising at all. she said some things that are expected. what is al gore doing in iowa if not stirring up trouble? mark: he does this all over the country. he does workshops on the environment. he said in the interview that he wants the environment to be part of the candidates' agenda. john: it is on the brink of a presidential campaign. he cares about climate change. he has a mischievous side. mark: the are a lot of people that said if hillary clinton does not support it, she could lose. up next, we break down the gravy for mike huckabee's speech. i go literally inside a hillary clinton campaign video to fact check the fact checker. an exclusive interview with the former governor in the news, haley barbour, up next. ♪ john: our

working cities they felt abandoned but the defense rationale for the big projects including sputnik gore the space race are those investments some are serious because president eisenhower that we could evacuate cities but in hurricane katrina it was clear you cannot evacuate by ever ready to pile in their car to head to the interstate. it does not work with those great rationales we are stuck in the past to have those from the '50s or the '60s about the roles the projects play in our future will have a gorgeous bridge of signature bridge that people live my your. >> host: i love this discussion. >> but also there are not efficient for what we need to do to connect people to help them move across the bridges so it is time for a new vision of the 21st century that is with the vision 2000. >> host: i want to come back to that but once thought before really fear is interesting and fdr thinking of that national system of roads took a few years of gestation but with the emphasis of defense to move before word. the question and maybe with the issue of competitiveness might that replace the edge

sigh and the confrontation between bush and gore on the debates.t can matter in a close race. >> finally, i think it's not always a winner. i thought that richard nixon, the gifted politician that he was and the shrewd diplomat that he was, likable, did not immediately spring to mind. so does that always matter? does being likable always always matter? >> that is very balanced of you to point this out, neil because, in fact there are presidents -- nixon isn't the only one who wasn't particularly likable. so why did he win? because in 1968 the vietnam war was raging and people were looking for somebody who could solve that problem who had the foreign policy experience and nixon was the one, to quote his campaign slogan. >> i was too young. i don't remember. larry, thank you, as always. >> thanks a lot neil. >> you've got it my friend. likeable and a genius larry sabato. >>> in the meantime he lost the fight and now manny pacquiao could lose the dough. because he refused to tell anyone he was hurt. when you're not confident your company's data is sec

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drawn from my country's bosom should be the more than streams of foreign gore. >> director of the folgeribrary talks about how they use quotes from their speeches. >> the poetic images, the sound in the rhymes. in the way in which senator byrd did, you can linger over a long phrase and keep going. i think he is using the rhythms of the language. which is something that shakespeare did so brilliant you. he can take english and put it into high gear, then he can slow down. that is something that shakespeare lets you do if you're a politician. >> sunday night on c-span's q&a. >> good night, good night parting is such sweet sorrow. and it really is. >> next, a panel of historians looks at the reconstruction area and a different way they have unit overtime. the panel also views reconstruction intimacy. and how many of them reacted to their southern counterparts. tennessee was a last of the southern states to join the confederacy. a significant portion of the population remained loyal to the union. this 90 minute event took place in knoxville, tennessee. >> good afternoon. welcome to the after

the extent of injuries is not known. >>> a bison gored a teenager at yellowstone national park while the 16-year-old exchange student was posing for a picture by the bison. national park service says the group was standing 3 to 6 feet from the bison when the teen was attacked. her injuries are serious and not life-threatening. visitors should stay 25 yards away from bison and other large animals at the park. >> begining a ten game road trip cope hamels takes the mound against the rockys in colorado. phillies won five straight and swept siris with diamondbacks over the weekend. shawn o'sullivan helped shut out arizona 6-0 yesterday. first win if four years ending worst winning streak for pitcher in the majors. >> e union's second victory in twelve games this season. >> 5: 15 forecast for this summer's travel season is acrowded one. >> "abc news" has exclusive interview with gonzalez who speaks to the media 15 years after international custody battle, david. >> we talked about victories for phillies and union. we can route with tee shirts. this afternoon the kids might want to keep umb

and already the reporters assigned to her have repeatedly covered themselves in gore.sday's oh, my god, that's her car. >> you can see the media running behind me here. to chase the scooby van. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> jon: you can't blame them for chasing the scooby van because it might have scooby snacks. ( laughter ) but go on. >> she's going around to the back. >> wow they're-- >> all right we'll see her-- we'll see her very soon. >> guy in the orange pants is pretty quick. i mean, i'm looking at these people-- wow! orange pants he's really outnumbered now by all of the people that are racing around the back. >> jon: hey. orange pants has a name. ( laughter ) he's a person. his name is-- oh, this is interesting-- phil orangopong. i don't know if i'm pronouncing that correctly. holy ( bleep )! they're racing to her car? last time anyone in iowa was this excited about a wheeled vehicle, the wells fargo wagon was bringing musical instruments they'd ordered from a charismatic stranger. whatever happened to that guy? what are we doing here, people! there are a lot o

they sent a gore text wardrobe to me because they felt back my ten year-old gore text jacket had given way and they said it does wear out after a while. i never knew that. so anyhow i'm's on the boardwalk here. the there is a guy flying by me in the snowmobile. asked me if i want a ride. i do 80 miles an hour. not recommended and in the legal. we went on this tram track here and we were doing i last looked it was 60 something. i shut my eyes and prayed, and we kept going faster. so that was the thrill of my life. now we will go back to the youth because we will spin around and show you this new kong ride which replaced the one that i went on as a kid. reliving my early 70's youth here on the boardwalk. landmark has returned, king congress. when it goes on do you see that big mouth it snorts fog and smoke. i see the wildwood t-shirt. showing the love and in the really showing love for wildwood tram car. that is the the famous tram car, and probably, kong sick of hearing that watch the tram card recorded warning. you have to take your kid to wildwood, you have to to that one night. >> we

nobody wants to go gore anybody's ox except the american people's ox is being gored. there are many candidates talking about social security and entitlement reform and we have to get there, but why don't we clean up government first. why don't we stop taking money away from the american people and use the money that the american people send to washington every year and use it wisely and well. i would start by saying, government has to get smaller less powerful, less costly less corrupt. and more competent. speaking of military, the most obvious example to me of incompetence is how we serve our veterans. the veterans administration has been an embarrassment for a long time. when scandal hit, a bill was passed within three weeks that allowed the v.a. to fire the top 3, 400 executives, not that it's a bad idea but why don't we do that everywhere? it hasn't gotten much better. i can deliver a loan to a poor woman in new delhi over a cell phone, yet if you're a veteran you have to spend months filling out paperwork, many more months while some bureaucrat checks your paperw

howard once said when we were on memo morably it is different for them because al gore is spreading atradict what he he says. >> more important than howard. >> bigger than mine 100 times more important. >> wait a minute. these people are all obviously hypocrites and you defend them and the point is. >> i just said that they were being hypocritical but. >> al gore is a hypocrite. say the words. >> i think that al gore. >> is a hypocrite. >> i'm not going to say whether is he a hypocrite or not. >> all right. >> he was the vice president of the united states. >> i will give you another example. leonardo decaprio listen to him warning about the environment at the u.n. >> to be clear, this is not just about telling people to change their light bulbs or buy a hybrid car this disaster has grown beyond the choices that individuals make. this is now about our industries and our governments around the world taking decisive, large scale action. >> now, is he a hypocrite because he rented a huge, big private jet that has long distance capability and he wanted to celebrate new year's not once but

was apparently gored by a scottish highland bull he was last seen saturday tending to hisqy highlandve so we had to deal with that as part of the search and also part of the recovery of the victim. >> en own add masonry business, and worked long days, his7 family says on his farm. >>> deployed soldiers reyieth with their loved ones is who surprised his daughter at school after being deployed. >> never gets any easier. the support and the family and the network that comes from being has helped a lot. >> marine cj<1dkorps staff sergeant is home from his recent deployment. dressed in his neatly-pressed service uniform and family by his side he is backstage ot mt. marionbn! elementary school anxiously waiting to surprise his 4th grade daughter addison. >> i'm extremely excited to be home. >> addison has no idea her dad is even home that is until he appears center stage, which is decorated in red white and blue. the 4th ykyk-hg grader's face lighting up as she realizes who is right in front of her and hits the floor running for that great big bear hug. >> i didn't know what was happenin

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in 012 al gore lit up the ducks for 162 yards receiving and last year at ufc 104 catches to go along with 12 touchdowns. hello, welcome to our special draft breakdown. i'm ducis rogers. eagles fans that marcus mariota gift you've been waiting for the last few months it's not coming. nfl network reported chip kelly offered two first round picks and third arounder fletcher cox mychal kendrick and brandon boykin for second overall pick and tennessee said no. i find it hard to believe the eagles would offer that and titans would say no to all that. sending you straight out to the eagles training facility in south philadelphia. jamie apody is live there with more jamie. hey, ducis actually, kelly said that the talks with tight apps never even got serious because asking price was too high. and so, he wentz with a guy he wanted for a long time. even recruited him out of high school when he was coaching at oregon and as nelson agholor. and this is a guy that will remind you of jeremy maclin almost identical in size. that's good considering maclin is the guy they're trying to replace. agholor

charles: we could debate that but we are running out of time for gore your thoughts?steve remember that? singh if there is the exception to every rule. [laughter] due date to reserve their fair share? of the is the only breadwinner absolutely. but this strikes me as the big transaction but the point is well taken it is a partnership and a team. charles: and nicole smith knew how to use her leverage. this will be amazing. we will talk about this next. ♪ ♪ ♪ if you're an adult with type 2 diabetes and your a1c is not at goal with certain diabetes pills or daily insulin, your doctor may be talking about adding medication to help lower your a1c. ask your doctor if adding once-a-week tanzeum is right for you. once-a-week tanzeum is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes, along with diet and exercise. once-a-week tanzeum works by helping your body release its own natural insulin when it's needed. tanzeum is not recommended as the first medicine to treat diabetes or in people with severe stomach or intestinal problems.

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of blood, drawn from by country's was him -- was bosom should be the more than streams of foreign gore. >> michael whitmore talks about shakespeare and how politicians use quotes from the playwright in their speeches. >> sometimes you have to go with the music of the words. the poetic images. the sound of the rhymes and also the way and wakes -- the way in which senator byrd did, you're able to linger over a long phrase and stop and keep going. i think he is using the rhythms of the language which is something shakespeare did so brilliantly, so that they can take english and put it into high gear at one moment and slowdown. that is something shakespeare lets you do if you are a politician. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern and pacific. >> good night, good night. parting is such sweet sorrow. >> south carolina governor nikki haley delivered this year's commencement address to graduate at the university of south carolina. governor haley is currently in her second term. she is the 116th governor of south carolina and the first woman to serve in that role. her speech is 15 minutes. ms. haley: i w

we--gore >> gary: that is the thing about this gun in davis he paints and does all these things awayrom the game. >> grant: 4733. woodward >> gary: this could be a very raleigh is o'clock news is bay) (laughter) with >> pam: they will be fine gary creek hang in there. >> reporter: to an end to kron4 tonight at 8:00 p.m. i will feature this in my tech report. >> pam: google doodle is the on google homepage the change is almost every day. the company is advertising for a graphic designer position that it calls the duller the role and was pitching in creating images and working with the team that has them responsible for more than 2000 bottles throughout the years prick the ideal candidate is someone with experience at illustration, graphic design, character and an emanation motion graphics 3 d modeling or game designs. >> would would be back in the clock and we hope to see you then! >>> "the insider" in the story in the fun, in the moment. we're your 24/7 celebrity news conversation. >> you don't have a surgery to remove that and then that means you're the woman. >> remove -- >> remove

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. >> like al gore, wouldn't you love to have them on for an hour or two?that would be a form of torture. they do that at gitmo. they play christina aguilera and ship al gore in. >> if you've seen her give a speech and we will over the course of the campaign, you might fall asleep in the middle, that boring. kennedy: negative ratings have gone up, people have a more negative view in the wake of the book and the contents and the e-mail scandal, do you think that this stuff is going to stick and is it going to tank her presidency or her bid for it? >> she's not going to give up. she is ultimately fighter. that is something she's going for. nixon, he had a sense of shame and put his head down. the clintons have no capacity for it. she'll continue to fight, so she has to be beat by somebody. barack obama was able to beat her last time. kennedy: she is beatable, the clintons are beatable. >> nobody is sticking her to it. martin o'malley is weak. kennedy: he's trying. >> not really. if i were in his place, i would say these allegation are disqualifying. he doesn'

i knew george bush from college, and when al gore and all of the gore campaign were so confident about the debate, i said look out, this guy was one of the most popular, nice people i met in college, and likability is going to come through in this debate. of course that happened. likability is and i know this is going to roll eyes out there. hillary clinton's most positive political strength because once you get to know her, the image as i have known her over 45 year she's funny down to earth, extremely likable. the image from afar can be the opposite until you get to know her, when she started campaigning in new york state you may remember all the negatives and the unlikability and all of that suddenly melted when she went upstate new york and came through. neil: i love you, dearly, this is new york where communists and socialists get elected. i will say this, you are a good friend, not a weather vane-type friend, you are loyal. i want to raise this the closeness of a battle one-on-one with rand paul, and the idea that young libertarian types. that is something that she's got to addre

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al gore goes before a predominantly black audience.don't want to count in the census. >> she's not authentic. she's not an authentic person. >> that's phony. >> i hang out with ainsley earhardt and sometimes a y'all will slip out. >> that's real. >> i say y'all. like from the northeast. >> you all. >> it makes her look really inauthentic. >> why does your candidate of choice you've got to be a little -- i would cringe if i was a democrat. >> i have never maintained that -- hillary clinton is someone who held a number of high-profile positions and has done arguably great things for the country, and some not so great things. there are downsides to her. >> i have a question. name three specific things that she has accomplished to help people. >> she has advocated for gender equality. >> advocated doesn't mean. three specific things she's gotten done. >> she is a driving force behind the pay fair. >> i'll give you that one. >> thank you. >> she doesn't pay her women the same -- >> i know. >> how can she be a driving force. >> you say democ

and al gore did the same thing when he was running for president. she gets -- she got predominantly black audience in the past. all of a sudden her entire cadence and tone changed. >> her drawl? >> yes. all right. let's go back to when she did this the first time. and we'll show you yesterday. >> i don't feel no ways tired. i come too far from where i started from. nobody told me that the road would be easy. >> you're right, i am running to live again, at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. but i don't want to be there all by myself. i want democrats elected from the local, to the county to the state, to the federal level. now, let me tell you. i'm aware, i may not be the youngest candidate in this race. but i have one big advantage. i've been coloring my hair for years. >> she just slips right back into the southern accent and sounds like every woman from chappaqua new york new york city. what is it that she changes her -- >> her hair dye. can you tell she's a natural blond? that would be the ultimate lie. >> why the change in voice? al gore goes before a pr

bush has replaced gore in the 49ers backfield.about reggie bush who replaced frank gore in off season. bush is a pass catching specialist with his fourth team since he was drafted second overall in 2006 by the houston texans. best years behind him? >> i don't feel like i have lost a step and i think if you, you know, talk to a lot of people around the league who i have had a chance to play with, even some of the guys here, they see that it doesn't look like i've lost a step. you know, i'm still fast, quick, explosive. you know, but i am older, obviously. but in that sense, for me, i don't feel like i have lost a step at all. >> and, of course, memorial day is upon us. you not only get the traffic. you get the green flag for the indianapolis 500 on sunday! it's called the greatest spectacle in racing for a reason this year. in five days of practice at indianapolis motor speedway, there have been three huge accidents one forcing serious injuries to driver james hinchcliffe. as a result irl officials are requiring teams to run at a l

house to talk to a forum which included a number of years ago president clinton and vice president al gore. j jones re-created the rolling chassis. i sent him my pencil sketches that i thought were pretty cool. he said i needed blueprints. again, thanks to john schaefer and drew martin. the blueprints were john -- drawn based on my pencil sketches and they could build it exactly the way it turned out, which was perfect. he is from kentucky and his company name is custom wagons, llc. his company makes about 500 wagon wheels a month, plus other custom carriages. one of the questions i have at this point is -- what do think these builders have in common? the picture you see before you there. they are all veterans. they are all veterans. jack feather, vietnam veteran, served as crew chief from 1972 to 1975. abandoned there as most of the troops were gone from 1972 to 1973. eric hollenbeck, vietnam veteran in the tet offensive in 1968. the blue ox school for veterans was established because of this very build project. the abraham lincoln hearse. it was established by eric and his wife, viviana

it's been pushed off into the gore point traffic can get by. something to watch for in bucks county. a fire location lower gwynedd norristown road at tennis avenue. the latest with amtrak officials are saying no service between philadelphia and new york city, they hope to resume some service on monday and full service on tuesday. in the meantime, everything else in the northeast corridor on the modified schedule. the trenton line is canceled. they added extra service to the west trenton line. they are encouraging people to drive to the parking ride and take a shuttle to the market frankford line running express trains once again today. >>> crash investigators have gathered more evidence in how speed played a role in the derailment. engineer at the controls agreed to talk to the ntsb just as his previous rants on train safety have surfaced. katherine scott has more on what we will learn this morning. >> reporter: investigators know the train was speeding up when it should be slowing down. they will be interviewing the train engineer in the comin

impressive example of grace under pressure even manages to give his sermon having just been stomped and gored. >> be baptized. >> reporter: when it comes time for the altar call, the response is huge. 300 or so new believers ready to be baptized. the pastor truly thankful. >> it was with the wild beasts. >> what happened at the altar and to the kingdom of god is worth it. >> reporter: an unconventional approach fought with danger but at the solid rock church it seems to be reaping results. i'm dade wright for "nightline" in monroe, ohio. >>> next, they were the funniest in "bridesmaids." now they are back together in "spy." good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the company. you are type e*. yes, investment opportunities can be anywhere... or not. but you know the difference. e*trade's bar code scanner. shorten the distance between intuition and action. e*trade opportunity is everywhere. introducing the first ever gummy multivitamin from centrum. a complete, and tasty new way to support... your energy... immunity... and metabolism li

. >>> three people were gored and people tried to get out of the way. look at that.ly none of the injuries are live threatening. >>> a man was struck was lightening. he was riding four wheelers and it entered the head and exited the back. it lead a red stripe down his chest. the recovery is going well. >>> okay. the creepy wedding proposal awaiting president obama's daughter and how you can own a piece of hillary's campaign. scrambled politics is next. the secure cloud services that store her genetic data the servers and software on a mission to find the perfect match. and the mom who gets to hear her daughter's heart beat once again. we're helping organizations transform the way they work so they can transform the lives of the people they serve. >>> 19 minutes past the hour. time for scrambled politics. rick santorum is expected to is enter the presidential race. gop presidential candidate errand paul went on to take the stand. he talked about the nearly 11 hour marathon speech last week. john stewart asked him while graham might have rolled the eyes at home over th

explicit it's quite likely there will be discussion in the minutes, i suspect they will role out june cat goreick i lrks there may be some indications of what they're looking at and what factors may potentially lead them to hike later than some people are currently anticipating. >> when do you think that they will start to raise rates. >> we think september would be the earliest we would likely see the fed go. the rhetoric seems to suggest they have a relatively low this remember hold to get started. it's the beginning of a very long process if it was furl on the data you could make an argument it could be sooner. >> housing, we're not seeing the rebound you would imagine you get at this time in the cycle. home builders sentiment, what's wrong right now? >> housing hit an air pocket last year and moved sideways. we're looking for 1 million starts when the april number comes out this week you're right, people were anticipating it would be more a combination of some tight credit conditions still, first time home buyers i think there's several factors that are kind of still putting a drag on the

of blood drawn from the countries pose some -- but a summer should be less then streams of foreign gore. >> sometimes you have to go with the poetic images the sound of the rhine and the way that to pause and winter over a long phrase then stop in to keep going. he uses the rhythms of the language that shakespeare did so brilliantly to put english into high gear then in slowdown that is something shakespeare lets you do if you are a politician. goodnight could night partying is such sweet sorrow in there really is. one the georgia arms ever security lot of lives honored to have it informs in cybercrime. serving as the head of a united states support of the injustice oversees nearly 600 attorneys to prosecute a - - prosecute federal cases against law and criminal enforcement policy in addition to work closely with the nation's attorneys' offices with the investigation of criminal matters in their district. the career over 30 years in hell's cases as a defense counsel and as a prosecutor. she was in the eastern district of new york after a move to the west coast she served as the chief of

do is look at the tax returns and charitable giving in some of the recent democratic lions like al gore who gave practically nothing. this word "lottery" is one of the nilistic things i've ever heard. it throws the whole american experiment out the window and attributes it to a matter of luck. >> what it does it squeezes out the essence of the american spirit. i mean it's the american spirit that turns people into super motivated individuals that create wealth. >> right, what he's doing is european. he wants to rip out the creators of the wealth and give it to people not working. he has rolled back working provisions for those on food stamps. we need a safety net but we need to put in work requirements. this president does not want work requirements. that is the strongest variable for lifting somebody out of poverty in addition to making sure we have a strong family. >> doesn't it bother you a little bit that the president seems to have missed the essence of what makes this country great? >> well i think what bothers me is we have gone nowhere with this whole poverty discussion dating b

remember al gore. he did not win his own state.f the election were to happen today, hmm. >> he only had to win new hampshire to win the presidency. it was that close. how do you live by that, get up every morning, i could have been president for eight years but couldn't carry the people who know me most. >> he got a nobel prize, didn't he, for climate change? >> let me ask you about chris christie and his delusion. what is it? >> you have to run for president when you have a chance to run for president and he had it. i'll be governor for a little more and get more experience. >> why did he do a sitdown with megyn kelly. she is on at 9:00, gets the biggest audience possible at 9:00. she does this thing where she plays her position but every once in a while goes for the basket with the tough question. the tough question. doesn't he know that he's not going to look good? >> i don't know why he wouldn't go on "hannity." >> that's easy. >> even going after the tough question -- >> maybe hannity is so easy it doesn't work. no power to it

gore. 1803 is a very big louisiana purchase. that's a big.r friend joe biden would say that's -- that doubles the landmass of america. it ensures we are going to survive as a nation that even if washington, d.c. is burned to the ground in baltimore and fort mchenry almost all we can't just retreat back into the hinterland sufficiently because with all this land to retreat back into. so it can affect ensures that the french are not going to establish a toehold or the spanish. we kicked the british out. the louisiana purchase is a very big deal. all about geography. it opens up eventually pathways to texas and california from sea to shining sea. this book is very much in the woody guthrie tradition of california to new york violence. yes, the louisiana purchase. and jefferson principles are strict construction but thank god he actually is a hypocrite if he doesn't follow his principles because he would bring a fool not to grab all this territory so yes great presidents make important constitutional decision that determines whether we exist as a

john: mark, you had reagan, bush 41 clinton, and shearer has also done nixon gore adeline stephensonandadlai stephenson. how big a blow to the show would it be if harry shearer does say sayonara? mark: the last of the adeline stephenson ae -- adlauii stevenson voice alone. they have to work this out for the good of the universe. john: i cannot help but think it would mean the end of those characters. you don't want someone else doing montgomery burns's voice. mark: did you ever hear the second guys -- the second guy who did kermit? nails on a chalkboard. john: yes and i'm begging you, all of you guys must find a way. mark: who was in love with the original steamboat willie? john: coming up, what is jeb bush thinking? we will be right back. ♪ john: it's getting hot in the republican party and not just because of those presidential announcements. our man might enter is in phoenix right now. mike, you were out on the trail with jeb bush when he made his comments today on the fourth consecutive day in a row when he was trying to answer the questions about the iraq war. set the scene for

one drop of blood drawn from that country's buzz and -- bosom should be more than streams of foreign gore. >> director of the shakespeare library at michael whitmore talks about shakespeare and how politicians use quotes from the playlist cache from the famous playwright in their speeches. >> sometimes you have to go with the poetic images, the sound or the rhymes and also in the way in which senator byrd did, you can pause and linger over a long phrase and then stop and keep going. i think he is really using the rhythm of the language which is it something shakespeare did so brilliantly so he can take english and he can put it into high gear at one moment and slow down. that is something shakespeare lets you do if you are a politician. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> good night, good night. party is suc

alternative to fossil fuel future but if you're use this for political reasons, and your frontman, al gore, anything he says people want to disagree with. they hurt their own cause. >> in the 1500s, it was drier than what it is now. all i know is there's no solution to man made causes. we were not going to stop them from burning stuff in china. the insurance industry in america is very worried about this change and wants to do something about it. we have to get ahead of it and not just argue about it. you have to get ahead of it. so you don't have billions of dollars in damage every year. >> ashley. >> my heart goes out to those in texas and dealing with this right now. but i also don't think this is a policy window for anyone to use destruction and tragedy to be able to bring about climate change initiatives right now, especially as gary had mentioned science right now is not on the climate change side. and it's a natural disaster. that's exactly what it is. nature. >> thank you, guys for joining us. we appreciate it. >>> remember playing with card board boxes as a kid. we google just mad

this ch is why goring to see some snow over lake a mow. 4 5:44 now. a lot happening right now.do investigate each and every storm system. no two the same. this one very interesting. we're going to show that to you. 48 degrees in oakland. 50 to start the new day in san jose. 51 degrees in livermore. taking it right to your radar this morning where we have had some light shower activity. a little bit more developing onshore right now. just to the west of santa rosa. a lot of this is racing off into the sacramento valley through 5. make sure you count on using your windshield wipers today. the showers extend south to los angeles, as a matter of fact. so let me widen out and help you plan your day ahead. we do have these thunderstorms expected in the high terrain of the bay area. mostly between 5:00 and 9:00 p.m. mountain thunderstorms at the weather story of the day. temperaturewise, really comfortable. even the storm does have those winter like features to it are still going to see high pressure take control and for us that will trans late to some comfortable temperatures. it's a

moving we afirm the determination by the planning beapartment that the project at 26 hawjs is cat gorely exempt from environmental review, that weapprove item 23 and table item 24 and 25. >> supervisor christensen made a motion to approve 23 and table 24 and 25. second by supervisor farrell. madam clerk can you please call the roll >> supervisor farrell aye. mar, aye. tang, aye. wiener, aye. yee, aye. avalos, aye. breed, aye. compose aye. christensen aye. cohen. >> the categorical exemption is finally afirmed. this bringstuse the ends of the agenda. madam clerk are there items before us today? jarkss that conclude the business for today. colleagues thank you. we are adjourned. >> good afternoon. it's delightful to have new this space. all of the partners who have been working in this city and who have been for so long, and the residents today and government officials our mayor ed lee who has been so instrumental in build deep roots into this community. when family services and i first started discussing this space we envisioned it for a place for technology and where we can help provide

sabrina, the point is al gore was saying after katrina hurricanes are going to be worse that katrina, they're going to continue -- in fact we've had fewer hurricanes since katrina than were expected. a lot fewer. >> you know it's so funny, david. i feel like environmentalists and progressives are so convinced that all these natural disasters are caused by climate change. but you'll remember not very long ago the central issue for environmentalists was clean air, clean water. this notion that climate change has become a global crisis and something that's causing natural disasters is really in the last 10 or 11 years that suddenly it's exploded. the reality is and austan i think this is so important. south dakota's economy and south dakota's environmental needs are so different than that of california or texas or south carolina. we are in a big country. one size does not fit all. >> rich, you're closer to san andreas fault than i am. i agree with austan if you're living on the san andreas fault, fine. but there are so many questions about the climate change agenda i don't think that sho

moving we afirm the determination by the planning beapartment that the project at 26 hawjs is cat gorely exempt from environmental review, that weapprove item 23 and table item 24 and 25. >> supervisor christensen made a motion to approve 23 and table 24 and 25. second by supervisor farrell. madam clerk can you please call the roll >> supervisor farrell aye. mar, aye. tang, aye. wiener, aye. yee, aye. avalos, aye. breed, aye. compose aye. christensen aye. cohen. >> the categorical exemption is finally afirmed. this bringstuse the ends of the agenda. madam clerk are there items before us today? jarkss that conclude the business for today. colleagues thank you. we are adjourned. >> okay, good morning and a call to order the meeting of san francisco county transportation authority. scott wiener the chair of the authority. i want to thank sfgtv for brad casting the meeting [inaudible] mr. clerk can you call the roll >> roll call. commissioner avalos, present. breed, present. compose, present. christensen, present. cohen, present. farrell, absent. kim, absent. mar, present. tang, present. wie