to serve our warrant, the gore p.d.idwell over on some unrelated charges. >> police couldn't help but notice that kidwell's car was a mess. >> he's just got junk pouring out of it. it's like he almost lives out of that car. it was probably pretty obvious to rebecca pretty quick, all right, maybe he's well endowed, but he's not the kind of guy i want to have a relationship with. >> when kidwell was arrested, police found a loaded rifle in his car, a weapons violation. >> he was asked if he knew rebecca barney and he told us he didn't know anyone by that name. >> his computer would tell investigators the truth. you can now use freeze it to prevent new purchases on your account in seconds. and once you find it, you can switch it right on again. you're back! freeze it, only from discover. get it at discover.com. (boys?) (music) stop less. go more. the passat tdi clean diesel with up to 814 hwy miles per tank. hurry in and you can get 0% apr plus a $1000 volkswagen credit bonus on 2015 passat tdi clean diesel models. hi, my

. >> years later in a debate al gore walked up to bush >> so al gore tries to come over and be the bullyr the moment bush doesn't say anything he just looks at him, smiles gives him the head wink and goes on. >> and i believe i can. >> that was it. it just -- it just absolutely devastating to gore. >> and you watching gold. >> yes. yeah. we all revert to our junior hymen at that time you know when our team scores you know what most people don't know is that bush had been prepared. >> judd greg who had played the role of al gore in the debate prep and had had seen him pull this trick so he had said to bush be prepared he's going to come get in your dpas. we all dismissed it at the time but sure enough it happened. >> how do candidates prepare? these two debate coaches showed she. mark mic kinnen and brett o'donnell prepped president bush for debates. he later coached romney and michelle balk map. they spend hours trying to replicate debate moments. >> you have the candidates stand in front front of a body why um like this? >> yes. look at collin powell he just commands a podium. it's like

gore and tyson did not respond, but bill did.he says as an engineer, i studied physics classical physics. i took courses in heat transfer and mechanics. the physics in the atmosphere require both. >> that's true. but you need a lot more than that. and i've learned in 25 years that what we think we know about the climate system, it seems like the more we learn the more we realize we don't know . john: but our government will spend lots of our money based on what we don't know. thank you roy spencer. coming up a debate over an invisible chemical that the government puts in our tap water. john: it sounds like a libertarian nightmare. government quietly puts a chemical in our drinking water. most of us don't even know about it. but the chemical even in small amounts has a powerful effect. a good one actually, it reduces tooth decay i'm talking about fluoride, and my kids have fewer cavities than i had growing up, probably because of this added fluoride. but that's no reason to add it say many activists. >> i have a problem with any s

gore and tyson did not respond, but bill did.he says as an engineer, i studied physics classical physics. i took courses in heat transfer and mechanics. the physics in the atmosphere require both. >> that's true. but you need a lot more than that. and i've learned in 25 years that what we think we know about the climate system, it seems like the more we learn the more we realize we don't know . john: but our government will spend lots of our money based on what we don't know. thank you roy spencer. coming up a debate over an invisible chemical that the government puts in our tap water. john: it sounds like a libertarian nightmare. government quietly puts a chemical in our drinking water. most of us don't even know about it. but the chemical even in small amounts has a powerful effect. a good one actually, it reduces tooth decay i'm talking about fluoride, and my kids have fewer cavities than i had growing up, probably because of this added fluoride. but that's no reason to add it say many activists. >> i have a problem with any s

gore and tyson did not respond, but bill did.he says as an engineer, i studied physics classical physics. i took courses in heat transfer and mechanics. the physics in the atmosphere require both. >> that's true. but you need a lot more than that. and i've learned in 25 years that what we think we know about the climate system, it seems like the more we learn the more we realize we don't know . john: but our government will spend lots of our money based on what we don't know. thank you roy spencer. coming up a debate over an invisible chemical that the government puts in our tap water. i've smoked a lot and quit a lot but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. ♪ we all feel the calling to build something great. ♪ the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer research

gore and tyson did not respond, but bill did.he says as an engineer, i studied physics classical physics. i took courses in heat transfer and mechanics. the physics in the atmosphere require both. >> that's true. but you need a lot more than that. and i've learned in 25 years that what we think we know about the climate system, it seems like the more we learn the more we realize we don't know . john: but our government will spend lots of our money based on what we don't know. thank you roy spencer. coming up a debate over an invisible chemical that the government puts in our tap water. 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 rele

listen only to al gore and nye you know we are on a path to disaster and we better do something.. but do they really know what they are talking about? we bring on a real climate scientist, a scientist formerly with nasa now with the university of alabama. what makes you more knowledgeable? >> i have been doing climate science for 25 years and these guys have not. >> bill nye said when it comes to climate change, bill mye is still the science guy. >> unfortunately bill nye has said some things that are deceptive. >> he is a mechanic ad engineer? >> but he could learn about this stuff and i am afraid he hasn't. >> and neil tyson so worship by the left, and is "with it." >> these gives have personality no question. most of us scientists don't. >> looking more closely at our three superstars starting with bill nye pushing the idea that people like roy spencer are not skeptics but denyers. >> people have to leave florida and louisiana and the gulf coast. you are a climate denier, a climate change denier. >> he gets applause. like you are a holocaust denier denying obvious proof. >> i

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. >> gore did she have adopted stepbrothers? >>. >> how long will she really make money?ith a reality show for one season or two? >> i think is the national outrages to the point where the talk shows have her on as a free show because she keeps delivering and there is more information it with people who have interfaced with her like the naacp and at the university that she taught at spokane. >> is 58 minutes of fame she will write that out. it is like the homeless do. wuzzy the voice of kraft macaroni and cheese? >> it is pretty ironic if you are homeless. >> but kraft macaroni and cheese is now artificially colored. >> there you go. it sounds like rachel dolezal and is the of medication that white people take to be blacked. >> makes serious tell your doctor. [laughter] we have a lot to do discuss the first details on your phone are safe? think again. kennedy: if you use a day's march from there is private -- a chance your privacy is a risk there is serious security issues that could expose hundreds of millions of apple and samsung users. hackers could remotely access you

al gore leonardo dicaprio and hillary clinton, i can't take the -- what nobody cares?res, except me. >> and i'm here to play devil's advocate. >> i used to like you. >> her language has gotten so much better in the last couple of weeks. she's playing the class warfare card. she's fighting for people and doing it in a way that she'll actually announce for every hardworking american for everyone who gets up early in the morning, and she'll do this personalized politics which she never did before. and in our testing she's doing well, i wanted to do this with you before watch bernie sanders. he is absolutely moving in new hampshire, he's moving in iowa. >> 7 points in new hampshire. >> it's amazing. >> wisconsin, iowa. >> that's why she's going further left though. that's why she is going after the very same people that bernie sanders. at least temporarily, she's going right for the base and -- >> she's not obama, though she's not bill clinton either. >> she can be a better version of hillary clinton, she couldn't get much worse. >> i'm going to agree with both of them. ev

he said the call waiting name said al gore. i mean, i actually have the same telephone number in the same office that howard baker had in 1967. al gore had the same office. fred thompson had the same office. something do not change except the senators. host: there are quite a number of photographs in your office of the area's presidents from lyndon johnson to barack obama. tell us about richard nixon. what do you remember about him? senator alexander: i remember how private, focused intelligent he was. i had just by stroke of providence, i was the aide to bryce harlow, who was his first appointee. so i literally sat in the west wing in the office of the vice president. i absorbed this, all t wisdom from mr.h harlow. i was around president nixon a lot. and i saw mr. harlow. what i remember about them is how far reaching he was at i have on my wall some notes he used in the congressional leadership meeting that he would have on tuesdays. where he described the environmental movement, which was developing in the united states in 1

let me paint the picture of how the temperatures goring to develop over the course of the day today. we'll start off with their current hour, 6:00. you can see we have a mix of 60s, and even the potential for are some 70s. in right now in wall nut creek, we're pretty close, and that's near concord on the map. advancing forward in time to noon. you can see by that point already 80s, and potentially 90- degree weather blankets the bay area. you can see that red there, and once we advance to the afternoon, most locations will be hitting their are maximum temperature at that point, and looking for the possibility of not only 90s, that's a certainty, but triple digit weather. folk nbc the delta, you're likely to see 100 to 101 degrees today. so it is going to be a scorcher of the day, and you're going to want to stay protected. keep safe. here are a few tips. first off, you want to stay hydrated. drink plenty of water, avoid drinking caffeine or alcohol. those are die you receiptics, and if you use the bathroom, it will deplete you of those liquids thaty need. use loose fitting light weig

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of the right, gore d. value of the right. a new documentary out in theaters next month, "best of enemies," tells the stories behind that made-for-tv showdown, exploring how two partisan heavyweights came to define the modern era of political discourse. here now, in its national debut, is an excerpt from the trailer. >> to help us extract meaning from these conventions, two of america's most eloquent commentators, william buckley and gore vidal. >> william buckley was the first moderate to see that ideological debates were cultural debates. >> mr. buckley, do you think mini skirts are in good taste? >> on you, i think they are. >> the people at abc asked him, is there anyone you wouldn't go on? and he said, the only one i can think of is gore vidal. >> we are all prostitutes in one sense or another, if ethically not sexually. >> for buckley, vidal is the devil. he represented everything that was going to moral hell. >> two visions of america clashing. >> each thought the other was quite dangerous. >> freedom breeds inequality.

worse position now than his dad was back when he first ran against clinton or when bush ran against gore or kerry. he has some fine-tune toing do if he will. especially now that he's shuffled his campaign staff - senior or otherwise. >> is it reasonable if you are going to game plan a bush candidacy, that you have gone over in exhaustive detail how to answer questions about the george w. bush administration. preparations. >> if you are talking about the iraq war question, i have worked for a governor. he is the guy that has to call the family of a national guardsman that died in combat, and has to tell them that your son or daughter has been lost in action. i'm sorry about that. it was tough to turn around and say you know, the war was not worth fighting. that's the kind of person he is. he doesn't want to denning rate what he told the families. going forward. he'll handle it a lot better. it's a tough thing to come to terms with, the way the war is. >> to be honest. he's been asked in several ways, about several big issues, the residue of his brother's time as resident. is this a time w

al gore's father, bill clinton's mentor, a segregationist by the name of j. william fullbright. a one time senate majority leader and former klan member, they all voted against the civil rights act. as for the 1965 voting rights act, 87% of congressional republicans voted for it, 79% of democrats voted for it, so the republican party, they were the party that lyndon johnson credited with the civil rights act passage. now let's move on to south carolina and the confederate flag issue. in 1962, democratic south carolina governor fritz hollings raised the confederate flag atop the south carolina state house. you're not going to hear that history from hillary clinton, because here's what she said yesterday. >> it shouldn't fly there, it shouldn't fly anywhere. >> by the way, in 1996, a republican governor in south carolina tried to take the flag down. he was voted out. let's look at 1987, then governor bill clinton in arkansas, he signed a bill indicating the confederate roots of the arkansas state flag, it said in part quote, the blue star above the word "arkansas" is to commet rat

statue of liberty's elbow. >> even they don't predict the 20 feet that kneel de grass tyson and al gore predicted. we invited them to make their points on the program. only one bill numol agreed. he worries about the hot car effect. where you put your car in the sun 70 degrees outside you get inside it's 140 how did it happen. that's exactly what's happening with the atmosphere. >> the climate model that got the government so excited has been totally wrong so far. >> they are better than economic models. >> they are both bad. >> i object to that conclusion. >> why should we turn our lives upside down based on bad models? >> last time carbon dioxide i'd was this eye in the past sea levels were 20 feet higher than they are now. >> that was back before humans existed. >> it will resume warmth. >> we don't care whether it warms a degree in the last 60 years. the it warmed a degree in the last 100 years. life expectancy doubled. >> a few degrees warming might be good. >> it might be depending where you are. >> cold waves kill more people than heat waves. >> how many tens of people died in eu

statue of liberty's elbow. >> even they don't predict the 20 feet that kneel de grass tyson and al goreed. we invited them to make their points on the program. only one bill numol agreed. he worries about the hot car effect. where you put your car in the sun 70 degrees outside you get inside it's 140 how did it happen. that's exactly what's happening with the atmosphere. >> the climate model that got the government so excited has been totally wrong so far. >> they are better than economic models. >> they are both bad. >> i object to that conclusion. >> why should we turn our lives upside down based on bad models? >> last time carbon dioxide i'd was this eye in the past sea levels were 20 feet higher than they are now. >> that was back before humans existed. >> it will resume warmth. >> we don't care whether it warms a degree in the last 60 years. the it warmed a degree in the last 100 years. life expectancy doubled. >> a few degrees warming might be good. >> it might be depending where you are. >> cold waves kill more people than heat waves. >> how many tens of people died in europe in

jeff gore don has had a very impressive record in sonoma.inishes and 22 starts and 5 wins. he says, along with the race fans issues he'll have a lot of family members and friends cheering him on. >> it's going to be an emotional day and weekend for me, because as i get -- go through it, i know i'm going to be thinking more about, this is the last time i'll be racing here. >> yeah. earlier this week, jeff gore don and his family took a little stroll down memory lane. he went back to his old middle school in valeo. any way, raceing in snow begins tomorrow. >> that's great. >>> coming up in our 6:00 hour, relief for bart riders. fourteen years in the making, after the break, the changes the agency is considering for a lot of its stations. >> plus daring robbery. this one caught on camera right here. the surveillance video that police want you to see to help them catch the culprits. >> we're looking at the south bay commute, and northbound 101. that looks pretty good still heading up to 880. tell you more about that straight ahead. >> if you're

but i think it was defining that al gore did not cap president clinton's abilities. he was mystified and not please that he was not being utilized in a way he knew he would be helpful. i think hillary clinton is in many ways an effective vice president for barack obama in that she served for four years as secretary of state. she has the classic vice president's dilemma where she wants to take advantage and still was some distance and you see nothing so clearly as this trade battle, which she describes as the gold standard of trade deals but it is becoming very unpopular with her on party. the she stand with the president or with the elizabeth warren wing of the party that now commands the majority support among democrats in congress? when you are elected president you never know what is going to happen, right? one of the things that must be surprising about president obama, he was elected with an agenda to get us out of two unpopular wars, and now at the last two years of his tenure he is facing a very difficult situation in afghanistan and iraq and syria. some have

wonder what al gore is waiting for.et's talk about senator bernie sanders gaining ground and he's saying for the first time he'll win it all. >> his aides say they have raised something like $8 moneyion on ryan from supporters and now talking very did you have about how he's going all the way. >> we are going to win new hampshire and i think we'll win the democratic presidential nomination and even the presidency. >> one poe tungs hurdle is the fact that new hampshire state law says that you have to actually be registered for party that you're running on. that would have to be the democratic party, of course but, remember he's a democratic socialist and has been registered as an independent and has run as an independent so that might be a hurdle he has to deal with. >> ed henry hive in washington thank you so much. >> good to see you. >>> a new report out showing growing support for ilist. it's alarming. we'll break down it's coming from and why with the -- and this. new video from the terror attack in the small mediter

i wish al gore would consider jumping back in. >> come on now. >> you don't like al gore because he had a beard? are you a beard-a-phob? >> she hates the environment. >> hillary will call for early voting. >> why does mika hate well, everybody? >> i don't. i want to see hillary get better. and she doesn't get better if there is no one really, you know -- >> you don't seem to like jeb, you don't lying hillike hillary. you are a grumpy gus. >> who is the one democrat you'd love to see jump in other than elizabeth warren biden? >> yeah. i would. >> i'd love to see him jump in. i'd love to see john kerry jump in. >> real experience. real ideas that -- actually some of his ideas never came to pass but turned out to be right. and this is someone who really could inject into the conversation about foreign policy and economic policy some perspective and experience that would apply. >> imagine this, if you had the democratic party that had hillary clinton, joe biden, john kerry and al gore running can you- >> take al out, put elizabeth in. >> why take al gore out? the guy won the popular vote in

the best word to use people get information now social media they can talk back gore talked to each other the best example is if we go back to the cold war era in eastern europe or radio free europe battling with radio moscow the two principal sources but that was it they could not talk about it among themselves because it was dangerous to do so and could not communicate back but think how that has changed not only so many satellite channels were basic news now we have social media where somebody can see something on facebook to send it to others with the flow of information to create these networks is phenomenal and i argue that changes the whole relationship between individual citizen and those who govern. >> host: so do we see policy affected by this? >> i think so. without a doubt so politicians are vulnerable to why aren't you doing something? we get this information but if it says the president for prime minister isn't doing anything why is that? do they not understand the job? i saw this on facebook. the world doesn't work that way but there is that pressure that comes to bear from

. >> : we are gore in all the way to the finals. >> : i love the warriors. coat >> reporter: this is a video of how the party. the kind of dance party to see the finals that people want to see. right now it's a bit more quiet and a bit more toned down. >> pam: the excitement of the win spread out from oracle arena.across the bay area. phillipe djegal took in the game from a watch-party in san francisco. fleet call fleet >> : fleet >> reporter: at the end we all got what we wanted. >> : we are waiting for the warriors to represent the bid.- bay. >> : it's hard to replicate that oracle. >> reporter: 700 fans left with a smile on her face. >> pam: had called case is the family salt after 40 years. and you will talk about the zero oil spill and california. >> pam: california's chief prosecutor spill near santa barbara and indicated trouble for the houston oil company responsible. attorney general kamala harris says, her office is weighing potential criminal charges against the company - "plains all american pipeline". where a ruptured pipeline spilled more than

pimm: it has to do with the choice between voting for al gore, george bush or rough ralphe?gh nader. jordan: the presence of a third party candidate can change which of the two candidate we decide between. scarlet: the student loan debt has exploded, leading people to fear it is the next subprime bubble. talk to us about how this chart failed to tell the whole story. jordan: these charts are always correct but there is always more to the story than that. the student loan is going up and up. why that is is kind of a mistry. -- kind of a mystery. there is an interesting distribution. an average of about $25,000 of debt per college graduate. smaller,n is much about half that amount. there is a few people who have a lot of debt. if you see a story or someone says, how to someone and hundred $50,000 on an early christian philosophy degree, that is a narrow slice. about 1% of people have $200,000 or more of debt. in some sense, as part of the story. that is not the typical case. scarlet: it can lead to policy in some cases. our audience is made up of a lot of math jockeys. they ar

election was highly contested but i don't become a i don't think anybody realistically expected al gore really expected anybody to start a guerrilla insurgency. [laughter] >> you were almost foreshadowing my question a few minutes ago. did the north really when or did it just not lose? did the south lose or did it just not win? with the amendments, the fact of the matter is within a few years, white southerners were back in control of their states, african americans or reduced to a status that was almost servitude. in fact, arguably, in many ways it was worse than slavery. they cannot vote. the former confederates in the south became -- southerners ran the house off representatives. the south became the key element in the democratic coalition that lasted well into the 1940's. so, the war ended in a defeat but was the cause really defeated or just harmed, especially as he brought up earlier the lost cause and how that permitted not only seven police but the entirety of american belief. can you respond to that? mr. rafuse: politics is the art of the possible. after having shed -- lost hun

so in the fall before michelle lifted in 2000, she had voted or not al gore and not george bush, but ralph nader. there's nobody else in her guard unit who was a nader supporter like she was. a woman she is sharing a tent quickly became her best friend during the deployment, deborah brooks who i mentioned had voted for bush in that election. during the daytime, michelle is working with an older woman, the oldest woman in her national guard unit debbie helton. debbie didn't vote in that election at all because she doesn't trust politicians doesn't want anything to do with politics with the letter. yet another point of view that is very different than michelle's. debbie was not originally chosen to go on deployment and she was terribly upset. michelle would've done anything not to go. but debbie argued her way onto the deployment because her father had been in the army. she had always wanted to serve her country overseas. to her was the most fulfilling moment of her life when they said yes he may go on this deployment. she worked as a beautician in a beauty salon in indiana when she wa

the case of bush versus gore. the most powerful office in the world was decided by a 5-4 supreme court decision. with less than 1000 votes in the state of florida would decide the outcome. yet once the supreme court decided the outcome, -- we accepted it. how many people live and conflict or tyranny around the world that wouldn't want to live in a system like that? yet, as important as the rule of law is, we have to make sure and we have to be aware that if we don't to nurture our legal system or if we overly politicize it, we will load it and by a routing it, we will overload our democracy. -- we will erode our democracy. today, as you graduate and you receive this degree and you receive your law degree from this great law school, you have become a guardian for the rule of law. and by doing so, you are a guardian. for our international students you are a guardian for our country. for all of us, we are guardians for our democracy. regardless of the role that you choose in the law, every lawyer has the ability to s

eagles thought frank gore was waiting in wings. he changed course and went to indianapolis.ned demarco murray. he is tasked with replacing the franchise's all time leading rusher. murray talks about his adjustment from the cowboys more traditional approach. >> these guys go fast. i have been able to get adjusted to it i'm excited. we have a lot of great players and great coaches we are building something special. >> last year if we had told you he would be part of philadelphia eagles what would you have said. >> i'm surprised to be mere but happy to be here as well. >> second half tied at 12. wolfer breaks a tackle and gts a tri. hawks up. no time left joseph money when it mattered most. fighting irish beat st. joe's 22-17. the cup final. call game. tied late in the game. body slams a i player. yellow card was issues. jake anderson takes advantage of the mismatch breaks a tackle and scores the winning try. call wins its third straight national title here in chester 17-12. >>> anna for quist wins the shop right lpga championship at 8 under par. i'm danny bombels. we'll be rig

they checked its ruter, landing gore and other components ahead of an inaugural test flight. it traveled a total distance of about 700 meters hitting a top speed of 900 kilometers an hour. >>> mitsubishi aircraft officials plan to showcase the paris air show that begins in mid-june t. scheduling is first test flights to begin from september or october. first delivery has been postponed three times. it's now slated for 2017. >>> japan's regional banks posted solid earnings if fiscal 2014 t. profits from lending fell for the seventh year in a row, highlighting the challenge of shoring up their core business. officials at financial services agency say 106 local banks in the country earned a combined $8.5 billion profits in fiscal 2014 which ended in march. it is down for the previous year. but by less than 1%. in fiscal 20en 13 regional banks logged a 30% rides. it came as banks collected more fees from collecting insurance policies over the counteder. another boost was the ongoing economic recovery a. lot of the banks cut the reserves from bad loans and apps. profits fell fierc

mark: our guest works for the bernie sanders campaign, has worked in the past for campaigns for al gorend michael dukakis. what is the state of the sanders campaign now? guests: it is good. we had a terrific lunch in burlington. we've had incredible crowds. we are raising a lot of money with small contributions. i think the state of the campaign is good. john: mark and i have been taking bernie sanders seriously. i think it is fair to say none of us have a clue what his path to the nomination would be. what would it be? guest: we begin by recognizing we have a formidable opponent in hillary clinton. she is going to have enormous support. she has demonstrated her strength to the voters. bernie's path is to bring people in and demonstrate to three big issues, the need to deal with climate change urgently, and the threat to democracy itself. citizens united fundraising. if that message resonates and he can be a strong messenger in a general election they will start to come to him, and if we can begin to beat her in the early contests we have a real shot. mark: would you expect forces suppo

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. >> 7 and a half million renovation is part of the clean and safe neighbor's park fund which was on the ballot four years ago and look at how that public investment has transformed our neighborhood. >> the playground is unique in that it serves a number of age groups, unlike many of the other properties, it serves small children with the children's play grounds and clubhouses that has basketball courts, it has an ou

mark: in the end, if you had to bet on one or another, gore won the popular vote after eight years of clinton. george h.w. bush won. if the world is a mess, and she cannot convince people how she would do things differently or better, i am not predicting that outcome, that is more resident. one poll, but pretty incredible. john: she could spend a lot of time being distracted by things coming out of the foundation. if barack obama is over 50%, the world economy is growing. she is not a shoe in but almost a prohibitive favorite. mark: that plus the electoral college. everybody can run for president in america. that is being put to the test for rhode island. their former governor has not gotten much coverage on the day of his presidential announcement. the local tv station down some room in their budget to squeeze him and. it was not always their top story. >> the highway looks good this morning. frank? >> some of the day's other top news stories. this is the day that ormer rhode island governor chaffey is running for president. >> fortunately, there were no serious injuries. >> lincoln