al gore talked about the climate and climate change. albert gore didn't sit around going the reason i lost was because of damaging chads. he didn't do that. chris: he'll drop that president joke. he never dropped that. also al gore needed the money. i don't know why hillary clinton is still going around. she has the money.

we had to win western states one once or twice by clinton-gore, nevada, arizona. we thought we had a shot at oregon because of ralph nader. at end of this discussion donald trump was lecturing how he could win oregon, california, new york. i was telling him, no, you can't. every day you spend trying to win a state you can't win like new york or california or oregon is a day you can't spend in a state like pennsylvania or iowa that you can win. so even at the end of may, later on, he gives a speech, 10 days later he said i've got my strategy for 270. battlegrounds. 15 states. tell you what they are over the next month. i will spend all my time and energy effort in them. tell you three of them today, california, oregon, and new york. and then later announced he would, after paul manafort came aboard as campaign chairman he announced he would contest connecticut which is paul manafort's hometown state. it took him a while before smart people finally said, candidate we'll not be able to win these. so what the strategy is gets devineed by e campaign. why hillary clinto

you may remember on that night that florida was called for al gore on the panhandle of florida had an hour to vote. if you draw a line across the country and to the east of that line for all of the states that had closed their polls by the time that networks began calling florida for al gore prematurely at 830 thymic and eating. and the west of that other states who falls are still open from you find something very unusual. that is the states to the east of the line that it closed their polls, every single one of them shows an increase in the percentage of turnip compared to 1996 and to the west of that line virtually every one of those dates has a decline in the percentage of turnip from 1996. i remember jerry persky who was her california chairman who would never then in bald -- have been involved in practical politics called me frantically within 15 minutes of the call for florida and said, i'm getting reports people are walking out of the voting lines all around the state because the contest is over. he set our phone banks are shutting down to what do i do? that's what if you look

she mentioned al gore.anyone had a reason to be a sore loser, it will be gore. >> yes. >> he did stay in the public eye but not about the recount. he chose an issue. it was climate change. we made fun of him for it, but he wasn't trying to relitigate the 2000 election. he was gracious and moved on that. helped the country to be move on and to unite after 9-11. >> it seemed to me he took a year or year and a half off before reemerging with the period and talking about the climate and the iraq war. he did lay low unlike mrs. clinton. >> yes, none of her examples hold water. gore's pet cause was not himself. her pet cause is herself. if you look at john mccain he went back to work as well. i disagree strongly with kimberly. i think hillary clinton is an american hero. i love here. he she is like the political version of jason from "friday the 13th." if only she had this kind of energy during the actual campaign, he would be president. juan nailed me on this. i don't want her to go away. the more she is around,

al gore talked about the climate and climate change.lbert gore didn't sit around going the reason i lost was because of damaging chads. he didn't do that. chris: he'll drop that president joke. he never dropped that. also al gore needed the money. i don't know why hillary clinton is still going around. she has the money. >> the clinton foundation is out there doing good work. ken report united arab emirates gave us so much money. >> i do think we need to stop covering every single word she says, and it would be in her best interest to just continue doing the life of her work for women. kennedy: if that would be true, dick durbin and a bunch of her former friends wouldn't have to come out and say stop talking. chris: it's not championing women, it's championing her. kennedy: you never know what life is going to throw your way. hopefully a bunch of money. >> mr. dickey said with it was set up it had to sit on a platform at least 75 feet long by 14 feet wide. kennedy: that's about as long as a tennis court. the ground includes 15 tents. hi

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and the court you'll find a real eye catcher that gore's fuck a former training sailing boat built inone thousand nine hundred thirty three and these clanks could talk the captain's cabin has seen german russian and ukrainian scampers rest their heads. the vessel was built and hamburg and was given to the soviet union as reparation after world war two in one thousand nine hundred one it became property of the ukrainian merchant navy. since two thousand and three the course fox has been back in its original harper's serving first and foremost as a museum the vessel which is not sea worthy anymore is maintained by an association that hopes to one day bring the old lady back to see. the building you see right behind me was built several decades after the gores fought but it's just as impressive stands opening its doors in two thousand and eight the old dad has welcomed over half a million visitors a year and once inside he'll understand why prepared to enter the underwater world . it's feeding time in the old gianni homes large pool for shoaling fish there has to be enough food to satisf

. >> we got to get ready to debate al gore.and neck. >> i'm a uniter, not a divider. i'm a uniter, not a divider. i'm a uniter, not a divider. >> snap out of it! >> everybody knew that bush was sort of challenged when it came to the english language. >> strategerie. >> butter relevant's gore said something that was unhelpful to gore. >> rather than squander the surplus on a risky tax cut for the wealthy, i would put it in what i call a lock box. >> a sort of slightly superior repetition of lock box sort of said something to americans about gore that is responsible for the 500 votes in florida. >> i love those hockey moms, you know, they say the difference between a hockey mom and a pitbull? lipstick. >> democrats were petrified of sarah palin. she had a rousing speech at the republican convention. and it took tina fey putting on a wig. she was really the takedown of sarah palin. it was tina fey who took her down. >> are we not doing the talent portion? ♪ >> how will you solve the financial crisis, being a maverick? >> you know,

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and the port you'll find a real eye catcher that gore's fuck a former training sailing boat built inone thousand nine hundred thirty three and these planks could talk the captain's cabin has seen german russian and ukrainian skippers rest their weary heads. the vessel was built and hamburg and was given to the soviet union as reparation after world war two in one thousand nine hundred one it became property of the ukrainian merchant navy. since two thousand and three the course fox has been back in its original harbor serving first and foremost as a museum the vessel which is not sea worthy anymore is maintained by an association that hopes to one day bring the old lady back to see. the building you see right behind me was built several decades after the gores fought but it's just as impressive since opening its doors in two thousand and eight the old stand the oem has welcomed over half a million visitors a year and once inside he will understand why prepared to enter the underwater world. excluding time in the o.t. on the home is large pool for shoaling fish. there has to be enough

was rebeis no. >> reporter: gore and his team lay out their findings.d him to trip, whether it was a ball, whether it was the dog, or something that he then tripped and fell over tg grabbing the chandelier. >> reporter: when it came to rebecca's death investigators say it had nothing to do with witchcraft, and certainly not homicide. they say the autopsy and dna and fingerprint analysis showed no signs that rebecca had been attacked. >> fingerprints from the bed leg directly next to the rope were all from r from the victim's bindings were only from rebecca.r: investigators wouldhem that neighbor who said she heard screams for help that night. as for that mysterious male boot print on the balcony, they said itfficer. investigators say that the fact that only becca's footprts were o their suicide conclusion. >> toe impressions on the balcony are consistent with a person moving up next to the d leaning forwaiicide how could rebecca have tied her own hands behind her back in such a seemingly intricate way? investigators show this video of how a female offic

liberal candidate and that makes the platform for readmission if we take your result the result of the gore you beat and mr t. tough as well and add them together still i think that's just under five percent so is there much room for improvement here and are you hoping to improve in the near future education is the most important value of my program education of russian people of telling them truth about the situation believe in trying to make them interested in the collection between their level of life and corruption that is there in the contrie the only real way to make this five percent growing to fifty one percent is to make people understand this connections after the debates with alexy nobody that you just had a few hours ago or you confident and that kind of future for a so-called united opposition bloc i'm very disappointed by the discussion because i came there to discuss all future six years with putin and how we will fight with him but in stand we were discussing k.v. in my instant drama which is. as to my weight what is your maybe adjective for a few adjectives that you can use

in 1994 airtime is given to al gore and his allegation.before reminding viewers of the cosmologists carl seguin had predicted massive environmental damage from the climatic results of the war. fred-- as ted koppel told viewers quote the record show in this instance doctors seguin was wrong and dr. singer was right before going on to accuse al gore of quote resulting to political-- on a purely scientific basis which brings me to what the historian wrote on the enlightenment what he calls the science of freedom. the most important science for us that there is. the enlightened thought they knew better than the people that govern how they should be governed. the ruler must have at its disposal a perfectly obedient bureaucracy at all the knowledge possible together and unlimited authority to translate programs into law. do i need to say that this is what the climate industrial complex demands of the united states, a form of government americans reject did sing the troops were embodied in the declaration of independence. america's uniqueness lie

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liberal candidate and that makes the platform for rhenish and if we take your result the result of the gore you beats and mr t. top as well and add them together still i think that's just under five percent so is there much room for improvement here and are you hoping to improve in the near future education is the most important value of my program education of russian people telling them truth about the situation they leave in trying to make them interest on the collection between their level of life and corruption that is there in the contrary the only real way to make this five percent growing to fifty one percent is to make people understand this connections after the debates with alexy nobody but you confident and that kind of future for a so called united opposition bloc i'm very disappointed by the discussion because i came there to discuss all future six years with putin and how we will fight with me but in stand we were discussing k.v. in my instant prompt which is ridiculous to my wage what is your maybe adjective or a few adjectives that you can use or some other words to describ

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s i have on hand al gore first but i have i have a bunch of us. thank you i'm. tired. of a parent who has family and warner. and laughed at the code when. i was told. that the medal for. their my i was. well we're arming again i would almost think that i will read them what i am or. what i meant was this. this is the law. of the president in solidarity with britain as nations expelled russian diplomats suspected of being spotted three weeks after a poison attack on a former russian spy all the united states in fifteen european union members are telling russian diplomats delete russia says it will respond to the income also coming out of the e.u. foreign to save its migration deal with turkey president.

gore has spent 13 seasons in the nfl ... 10 of them with the 49ers.ards in his career... 76 yards shy of passing curtis martin for fourth all-time in nfl rushing yards. gore mentioned at the end of last season that he expects to play for at least one more year. cactus league baseball...the giants blew a 10-3 lead to tie the milwaukee brewers 10-10... ty blach with five strikeouts over 3 inings... giving up a run... and the a's... taking on the and the a's... and the a's... taking on the chicago cubs... khris davis... who has hit 42 and 43 home runs in his two seasons in oakland... gets his first of the spring here... a 2-run job but the a's lose to the cubbies 7-5... they play the texas rangers tomorrow... the giants take on the los angeles angels how about a little sharkies news... today they argeed to a contract extension with backup goalie aaron dell... the deal is for two years and totals 3-point- 8 million dollars. dell is currently in his second season with the sharks ... with a 14-5-and 3 record in 25 games ... he has a point-912 save percentag

was a hard decision. >> not really remember it was al gore who took the case to court the real question is who was to decide a highly partisan board of the supreme court or the u.s. a prima court. >> but is in the supreme court highly partisan these days? it looks that way which is unfortunate but in fact we are not. just the president appoints with a judicial philosophy so it looks like party lines but that is misleading but in any event our cases are not political we do monday lawyer work with patents and regulatory authority as he left the restaurant to say goodbye to my father and mary irene walking on the cobblestones i spotted the marshall that the car was waiting and i said nino you are so molly coddled you have the marshals taking care of you they make everything so easy but forgot what it is like to travel like a normal person. >> not at all. i'm aware of what is going on i am not like warren burger who was known as mr. magoo. he was not aware? he was a real mr. magoo. i remember the cartoon. the marshals would lead burger around and he was unaware of everything that was not 3

of us who sent them to italy this was their way it seemed we let the extremists you hard fight as gore we are there is not the same words on them if they are negotiating any kind of evacuation he does. that they will not be needing to gentry and the enlisted vote and just briefly what about the hundreds of thousands of civilians who are still in duma still in eastern guta what condition of bayan well they're absolutely shout over to be since there was nobody in that but since there is. no territory under the control of that scene and night met these people some of them say that the leadership to leave it out there to have affordable guards latin american end their lives for their families because it is not available the last number that's the u.n. has supplied some aid now that it is well far from what is needed these people are trapped in their basements families haven't stepped out of these these months and have deprived even some lives so it's a very hard conditions for them to stop in them as well because if this is the d.n.c. they're in the rooms there it's a case the civilians ar

she could also have been talking about barack obama, john kerry, al gore.d be someone else in 2020. >> kennedy: it will be someone else because no democrats want to talk about her. watch what dick durbin told chris wallace about her role in the party. >> hillary clinton like every american has the right to express her point of view. but we are moving onto the next chapter of american history. we have new democratic leadership and more people aspiring to be a candidate in 2020. it will be a different cast of characters completely. >> kennedy: this is an establishment democrat telling hillary clinton to go away. >> chris: i guess they weren't with her. isn't that a creepy campaign slogan in the first place? i think we've gone to a point with some of these democrats, they've been pushing this -- racist stuff so long that they are starting to believe it or not able to understand that female voters in the united states don't agree with hillary clinton, or politics or her party. maybe they just weren't with her. >> kennedy: she posted this on facebook but she bla

more than al gore's global warming thing. fox news dominated for the last 15 to 20 years.an understand that. if you look at the "new york times" best seller list, it's just like every other person is a conservative author or killmeade or someone like that. i asked how the book doing. the paperwork just cracked "new york times" best seller. he's doing great. >> he's printing money. he's got his own bank now. >> you can tell never how he dresses. talk radio too. it's dominated by conservatives. finally the market seems to be recognizing that. >> i think you have a situation with rosanne. i continue agree with greg more. the president calls ehe sees it as beneficial to himself. i'm surprised he's thrilled with you greg. but the second thing -- i will say that, i find it interesting that it did well. i see here on the list in places like tulsa, oklahoma, kansas city in places where the president did well during his campaign. he didn't do well in san francisco. that was number two on the list of low rated place. greensboro, north carolina, that's number one. low rated market. >

if anyone should be hurt in this manner, it's al gore.l gore didn't go gum flapping every time somebody put a microphone in front of him. they know how to set her off, and she falls for it every time and it is glorious. charlie: you are saying she should go a beard and go on a road trip to canada and try to be incognito. but like you, i don't want her to go away either. but the idea that this person who obviously thinks -- if i walked in on election day and instructed my wife who to vote for, i would be wearing an iron skillet. or what would probably happen, she would ignore me like she ignores anything else. kennedy: is that how women vote? >> no, they can think for themselves. hillary clinton is insufferable and ingratitude and entitlement have led her to this point that she cannot accept the fact that she lost. because the clinton foundation was so corrupt and no longer around doing the good works they claimed it was doing, she has nothing else to do but go to these things and wall oh in her -- wallow in her sorrows. she should know be

not really -- remember it was al gore who took the case to the courts. the real question was who was to decide a highly partisan florida supreme court or the u.s. supreme court? but snts the supreme court highly partisan these days, my father per cysted? it looks that way said justice scalia which was unfortunate but, in fact, we're not. it's just the president appoint justices with a particular judicial philosophy which looks as if votes go down party line that's misleading in any event most of our cases aren't political at all. we're doing mundane lawyer work involving patents and regulatory authority. as we left the restaurant we said good-bye to my father and mary aye rind who headed toward a taxi line. walking on the kabl stone to the promenad. i spotted the marshals at the car waiting on at well's avenue. i said to him joshingly you know, you're so molly coddled you have moas marshals taking care of you look at them. they make everything so easy for you i bet you forgotten what it is like to travel as a normal person. not at all. i'm aware of what'

if you read silent spring or al gore's first book or population bomb or the limits to growth or any of these classics that many of us had to read in college, all of those ideas stem from him. he is the guy who first took a concept that has been floating around called carrying capacity and that's the idea that an individual environment can only support so much so that if you have a meadow only a certain number of courses can graze on it before they eat up all the grass and the meadow won't be productive anymore. he said the earth has a caring capacity and this is now called a bunch of different names but the basic idea is that there are these natural cycles, natural resources and if we consume too much of them we will wreck the whole thing and very bad consequences will follow. if you think about it these two answers are kind of the opposite. one is saying make more in a smart way and the other saying no, hunker down and conserve and that way otherwise everyone will lose. this is probably what makes charles book such a brilliant explanatory framework for understanding these things. here

esta es una primavera un tanto locame pongo a estudiar lo que ha dicho al gore, presidente de los estadose manda limones compatibles que son limonada. el invierno uno se gana siempre algo de dinero extra con la limpieza del lleve. la carroza: es la naturaleza y al mal tiempo, buena cara dice Él, carolina javier: tuvo por aquÍ. vamos con noticias de Última hora costa oeste. renunciÓ el presidente del perÚ la decisiÓn fue tomada tras una sesiÓn de ministros en ese paÍs. carolina: eso despuÉsde un aÑo y siete meses en el paÍs. esto es por el escÁndalo tras la presunta compra de votos a cargo de -- cambio de hombre cambio de obras pÚblicas. reportera: javier, carolina, en la tormenta que es polÍtica. el presidente pedro pablo kuchinsky dimitiÓ. el congreso serÁ el que acepte su carta de renuncia y luego le sucederÁ en el cargo el vicepresidente, el seÑor martÍn vizcarra que hasta hoy debe estar llegando al paÍs. Él el dÍa de maÑana, el presidente tendrÍa que ir al congreso para el nuevo proceso surgen estos vÍdeos de personajes polÍticos intentando contar votos de algunos congresistas y esa f

gore wanted to give it out in infrastructure spending. the election came out -- and more systemic, because of 9/11, bush had signed a tax cut prior to that, the deficit spending really started at this level in the bush administration. that is great irony because he is a republican. that is probably too long-winded, what i want to tell you where we are and how we got there. that is why we are where we are. bob: if you were in the white house, how would you advise president trump handling the mueller investigation. ? anthony: i think he has done a good job of handling it. his legal team has done a good job. what is interesting, if i did not do anything wrong, if i did not collude with the russians or me or my staff did something to obstruct you from finding out if i did anything wrong, that is obstruction of justice. and my correct on that? bob: yes. straight out of harvard law school. anthony: i thought it was something i should be proud of. [laughter] anthony: here is what i would say. the obstruction issue, the president, on the table, i

it was al gore who took the case to the courts. the real question was who was to decide a highly partisan florida supreme court or the us supreme court? is in the supreme court highly partisan these days? my father persisted. it looks that way, said justice scalia, which is unfortunate but in fact we are not. just presidents appoint justices with a gingival philosophy which looks like it goes down party lines. that is misleading. in any event most of our cases aren't political at all, we are doing monday lawyer work involving patents and regulatory authority. as we left the restaurant we said goodbye to my father and mary irene, walking on the cobblestones i spotted the marshals at the car waiting, and i said you are somali called. you have marginal lists taking care of you. they make everything so unique. you have forgotten what it is like to travel as a normal person. not at all. i'm aware of what is going on. i'm not like warren burger. i am not like war and berger who is known by insiders as mr. magoo. he wasn't aware? are you

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there aren't many running backs that have lasted as long as frank gore...ty... and now he's heading to his hometown to continue his career....the miami dolphins signed gore to a one year deal... of course you know he spent 10 years with the 49ers... maybe this is the season that could move him closer to canton...gore is just 76 yards shy of curtis martin... he's not the biggest name but he's certainly put in the work... so i guess this is what life is like after retirement... take on as many challenges as you can and try and conquer them... tony romo did a pretty good job in the broadcast booth.. now he's trying out his golf game on the pga tour...the cowboys former quarterrback made his first pga tour start in the domincan republic.... 5th hole... romo... short game looking pretty decent here... makes the birdie putt... the back nine wasn't as pretty... bogeyed three holes.. romo shot a 77 in his debut from some of the most insane highlights this march to international hoops.. it's been fun to watch... so how about we bring you something from the brazil nb

. >>> you want frank gore back? he is available.ts let it be known today that they won't be bringing gore back for a fourth season meaning he will become a free agent this month. he is 34. but man, he is an ironman having played in every, single game since 2011. almost had 1,000 yards last year. now, tomorrow at the nfl combine this coin will determine the draft order between the 49ers and raiders since they won't finished 6- 10. whichever team wins the flip will draft ninth. the other team will draft tenth. whoever they take in the draft in the first round, it won't be a quarterback for the 9ers since they of course locked up jimmy garoppolo in the off season. >> we got him and we feel great. i think it's nice going into free agency in the draft that we feel good about our quarterback room. but it's part of the process of we have to keep adding a lot. >> i think that's a huge bonus for us that we have him locked up going into free agency. it makes us a place where a lot of people want to be and we are excited about that. >> march m

gore wanted to give it out in infrastructure spending. 9/11, bush had signed a tax cut prior to that, the deficit spending really started at this level in the bush administration. long-winded, what i want to tell you where we are and how we got there. that is why we are where we are. bob: if you were in the white house, how would you advise president trump handling the mueller investigation. anthony: i think he has done a good job of handling it. his legal team has done a good job. , if i didteresting i did anything wrong, if not collude with the russians or me or my staff did something to obstruct you from finding out if i did anything wrong, that is obstruction of justice. and i correct? bob: yes. anthony: here is what i would say. issue, thetion president, on the table, is to testify in front of mueller. you have to prove to the investigative body that he did not obstruct justice. there was no criminal intent to obstruct justice. one of the interesting things about the case and his legal team is doing a good job on this, is that they are allowing the investigation to proceed and th

justin hartley, eva long gore ra, shemar march.the set celebrating 45 years of the young and restless. >> plus our 90210 plash baflash friday. who's in for a reboot? >> i could never say no. >> closed captioning provided by -- >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] ♪ >> are you really that much better than him? >> i was at dance camp. >> i can't wait. >> who didn't love kelly. >> i know i did. >> tiffani thiessen played the bay side high beauty for five years on saved by the bell. >> now 44 tiffany is returning to her teenage roots sort of in alexa and katie streaming now. we were ex

and al gore working in his cave we tell a selective story how we got here that is frankly a billionairery that isn't justification to leave them alone. we are journalists, we shouldn't buy into that so easily. >> the man pulling the strings thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me >> it is not out you can make my mom happy, preorder "winners take all." >> what happens if you become the billionaire? >> if you know about the writing industry, you will know the odds of that are like less than 20% yeah >> thank you for your time. >> thank you for having me. >>> still ahead, the editor in chief of linked in joins us with a list of top companies to work for this year. first, rick santelli, what do you have your mind on today? >> the fed, all about the fed today. we're going to discuss the sixth potential increase which brings the range to 150 to 175, we're also going to talk a common topic, deficits and how it may be connected to the federal reserve after thbrk.e ea ♪ feel that? that's the beat of global markets, the rhythm of the world. but to us, it's the pace of tomorrow. with

nice, but i was reading al gore spoke about climate change any taps on my shoulder in a sort of crouch because they like to poke you. i think she liked me, but she also really like watching you squirm. apparently you do, too. because you are very good at laying out positions in existing in echo point between the two of him. so she taps me on the shoulder, she did say anything, but she has this eloquent look of disdain on her face. i say what, what what you would. she said it's like a picture of an endangered polar bear. she sort of rolls her eyes. mammals. this she is a microbiologist she knows that back. i'm been found by analogy makes up 99% of the root biomass and 99% of the creativity. mammals like us or not point of view they're cute, but not actually important. that's about endangered species. [laughter] .. if you think about it what darwin's rules are, , evolution, it applies to everything, that the same rules biological rules, we're not special. she would also say you think we are special. we are not. where one species among all the others. all the rules apply to us. we are not

the global warming worked for al gore for a numbero of years to help his party in the left.uck in the ideas everything is still about her. she can't move on. she's insulting. >> that's not true. >> let met finish my point. insulting women across the board and insulting voters in red states where senate democrats are vulnerable. it is not the right wing conspiracysy talking about hillary clinton. it is hillary clinton talking about herself. it is people like senator dig durband who democratic senators saying hillary you're not being helpful. it is time to move along. ever lawyer the new york times and washington post reported unnamed democrats were hoping that hillary would just enjoy retirement. but they need to move on from the clintons. the clintons had their run. they did the clinton foundation and all of the stuff surrounding that. they had their run. it is time to go. now looking to the future for the democrat party and harris and a lot of interesting a people. that's the point. it is not about sexism antoine. it is they had their time. they had their time. she made a g

this one is m for mature, what that means it contains intense violence, blood and gore and has an age suggestion of 17 and up. many play before that. researchers say 90% of young boys played a violent video game by the time they reached high school. >> it's not fair to say there's no rationale in keeping your kids from playing violent games. >> reporter: there's still more to be learned about the effects of violent media, researchers say policymakers well need to look beyond makers in the complex issue of gun violence prevention. liz mclaughlin, nbc news. >>> from coach to gun control advocate, steve kerr will join a town hall meeting on gun violence. town hall will be with students next monday afternoon. koch kerr will join congressman rocan j. kerr is an outspoken advocate for gun control. his father was killed by gun men in lebanon in 1984. >> debate for sex education in the east bay. students are expected to be taught lessons in health, puberty and sexuality. but there's a petition to delay those lessons. those again it say the district approach will focus on sexuality and could l

in the gore point there's a lot of snow. you're seeing shine on the ramp itself. so, icy, there. although, the main lanes of i-95 northbound and southbound are mostly just wet. that's the case on most of the highways this morning. >>> in the burbs we have a few accidents, i'm expecting them unfortunately this morning. if you're heading to temple university ambler campus a crash blocking the ramp from 309 northbound to butler pike. the ramp shut down because of that accident. there's a new one in chadds ford, south of painters crossing along route 1 baltimore pike at south point drive, a vehicle into the guardrail there. south jersey, belmawr, camden county not so bad. wet on 42. a few headlights coming northbound on 295. on this thursday morning. matt and tam. >>> many people across the area are waking you mean in the dark and the cold again. >> the action cam is live in medford township, burlington county. take a look at this, one bigotry across the roadways, power lines down, as well came down along robin hood drive. following the storm, officials in medford declared a state of

when met romney and al gore lost they got off the stage graciously and moved on.s not about us, hillary, it's about you. the reason she lost what she was lazy. donald trump did 132 rallies. hillary clinton did 63. donald trump took 23 days off or he had no rallies, hillary took 57. there's 99 days between august 1 and election day, she took 57 days off. he outworked her and showed up in wisconsin, she didn't. she barely went to michigan. if she really wanted to be president sheesh to work harder. >> she wasn't doing nothing, that's just one metric, rallies. >> it's a huge metric and she should've showed up more. she should've gone wisconsin and she didn't purchase no one to blame but herself. no sexist man kept her out of wisconsin perch he never went to wisconsin. >> the premise of this whole thing is her continuous pointing back or harkening on how unfair the last election process was. this is helping or hurting the democrats right now? >> i don't get help in the democrats at all. she is continuing to be a victim, yet she wants women to be empowered. you either

it was -- >> hk is -- i have only covered two major presidential elections, but i also remember al goreinstead of going out and talking about the reasons he lost unending, he actually found a pet project instead in global warming. hillary clinton could do the same. the global warming argument actually worked for al gore for a number of years to help his party and the left. hillary clinton is stuck in this idea that everything is still about her. she captains move on. she is insulting women across the board. >> that's not true. >> let me finish my point. she is insulting women across the board. insulting voters in red states where senate democrats are vulnerable. and it's not the quote right wing conspiracy that you are citing that is talking about hillary clinton. it's hillary clinton talking about herself and it's people like senator dick durbin and senator claire mccaskill who are democratic senators saying hillary, nothing helpful. time to move along. >> laura: i think the "new york times" and "the washington post" reported unnamed democrats don't want to give their names were hoping

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the building you see right behind me was built several decades after the gores fought but it's just asimpressive since opening its doors in two thousand and eight. has welcomed over half a million visitors a year and once inside he'll understand why prepare to enter the underwater world. and. it's feeding time in the o.t. yani holmes large pool for showing fish there has to be enough food to satisfy the appetite of the two hundred fifty kilos and shark otherwise it will eat the macro. there are forty five aquariums here the biggest contains almost twenty six million liters of salt water and is the museum's main attraction. the foundations were laid for the old siani human september two thousand and six on the shah's owned peninsula. less than two years later the museum was opened with nine thousand square meters of exhibition space german chancellor angela merkel attended the opening. since then the old siani home has become an integral part of tot isn't. behind the scenes numerous employees keep it up and running the old siani homes residents need about ten tons of food a year fish kr