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they grow grayer and grayer and by the time they leave, they're as white as the building they live in. 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. so you're not going to see me turn white in the white house. >> she has her arkansas twang coming back right there. and the judge has ruled that hillary clinton's e-mails from the state department membership released on a monthly basis. the state department asked for every 60 days. that means the story is going to continue way into the 2016. rand paul's comments on "morning joe" yesterday, they raised some eyebrows and drew some criticism from within his own party. >> a lot of people are trapped inside the beltway. they think war is always the answer. i'm asking difficult questions. do you think the invasion of iraq made them more stable or us more safe? >> some would say isis exists because of people like you who said not go into iraq. >> they grew stronger because of the hawks in our party who gave arms snatched up by isis. they also

they grow grayer and grayer, and by the time they leave, they are as white as the building they live in. now, let me tell you. i am aware i may not be the youngest candidate in this race, but i have one big advantage. i have been coloring my hair for years. [laughter] former secretary of state and senator clinton: so you are not going to see me turn white in the white house. and you're also not going to see me shrink from a fight. i think by now people know i don't quit. so i hope you will join me. i hope you will help me build this campaign, make it your own, tell your friends to go to hillaryclinton.com. sign up to volunteer. this election is not about me. it is about us, and it has to be about what we do together to restore faith and confidence and optimism in the future of the country we love. i want to end with a story. some of you might remember we had a pretty vigorous campaign in 2008. and both president obama and i worked really hard, and he won and i lost, and then i went to work to make sure he would win and i was so relieved, i was just so relieved when, finally november

. >> then we watch them grow grayer and grayer. by the time they leave, there's white as the building they live in. 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. years. >>> good day everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in orthotic. we're wait -- mitchell in new york. search and rescue operations continue. 23 have died since torrential rains began over the weekend in texas and oklahoma. 48 million remain under the threat of more severe weather. jay gray joins me from wimberley. the weather forecast is terrible. >> reporter: andrea we've seen rain today, more expected. throughout the week forecasters say we're going to get rain. absolutely what they don't need. take a look behind me along the blanco river. see this row of trees mowed over as the water climbed up the banks to places it had never been before. you can see a the homes up there. they thought they were out of the flood area. they never worried about. that they've been ravaged by

they grow grayer and grayer. by the time they leave, they're as white as the building they live in. now let me tell you, i'm aware i might not be the youngest candidate in this race, but i have one big advantage. i've been coloring my hair for years. going see me turn white in the white house. and you're also not going see me shrink from a fight. i think by now people know i don't quit. >> msnbc correspondent joy reid is on the ground in the palmetto state. joy, you just saw an example of my definition of spin. say something drew true and candid that gives away everything like coloring your hair. when everyone is listening and believing everything you say, stick it in, i'm the real fighter. that's when you make your case. create the opening. brilliantly done. i thought brilliant presentation. what did you think? >> it remind me of that famous ronald reagan moment when he said he is not going to hold his opponent's youth and inexperience against him. sort of flipping the whole age question against his opponent. it

they grow grayer and gray are, and then by the time they leave, they are as white as the building they live in. now, let me tell you. i am aware i may not be the youngest candidate in this race, but i have one big advantage. i have been coloring my hair for years. [laughter] john: she has been making that joke with donors for the last couple of weeks. josh, i think it is quite funny. do you think hillary clinton can repair the damage that was done almost eight years ago with south carolina voters with her and her husband? josh: i think she has served being barack obama's secretary of state. and there is no real competition for the democratic nomination, so i do not think south carolinians, a, are getting for another option and, b, have one if they wanted one. john: it is not going to be a hospitable place for martin o'malley or for bernie sanders in a way that iowa and new hampshire could conceivably be. enthusiasm off the charts, and if you think about the obama coalition, she will do fine with women and will do fine with hispanics. but she needs to do better than fine. this is what t

they grow grayer and grayer, and by the time they leave they are as white as the building they live in. now, let me tell you. i am aware i may not be the youngest candidate in this race, but i have one big advantage. i have been coloring my hair for years. [laughter] mrs. clinton: so you are not going to see me turn white in the white house. and you're also not going to see me shrink from a fight. i think by now people know i don't quit. so i hope you will join me. i hope you will help me build this campaign, make it your own tell your friends to go to hillaryclinton.com. sign up to volunteer. this election is not about me. it is about us, and it has to be about what we do together to restoreth a and confidence and optimism in the future of the country we love. i want to end with a story. some of you might remember we had a pretty vigorous campaign in 2008. and both president obama and i worked really hard, and he won and i lost, and then i went to work to make sure he would win and i was so relieved, i was just so relieved when, finally november 2008 came around, and he did. and that

lots of blue sky but we may see grayer conditions over the weekend.ccuweather forecast coming up. >> at 4:38 taking a live look at traffic through berkeley not moving on either direction and that is bulldog: get a queen serta set for just $397. save up to $300 on tempur-pedic breeze. and get up to four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-cloud collection! the memorial day sale is ending soon. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ >>> a spring snowstorm in southern california is disrupting the largest bicycle race in the u.s. the stage of the amgen tour of california that was supposed to take place in big bear lake had to be moved to santa claritia. as much as six inches of snow was expected along the original route. the decision was made to ensure riders' safety and that race will finish sunday in los angeles. hard to bike through six inches of snow. >> yeah. hard to be bummed about snow and anything falling from the sky we'll pretty much take and the precipitation, and we're not getting it today and sunny skies right now and it looks like some clou

. >> jennifer is a lot bigger and my hair is grayer. >> reporter: 19 years after dr. -- >> come on in. come on in. how are you? >> good. how are you? >> give me a hug. >> the two are brought together in the very hospital where it all happened. >> i don't think a lot of people to point to one person and say i've alive because of this person. >> it's amazing. it's amazingly gratifying. to to have that sort of impact on just one life. i mean that's pretty cool. it's very special. i'm going start crying. ♪ >> reporter: fate or coincidence? no matter the two share a special dr. /patient bond and the desire to save lives. like coming full circle and kind of like being back home. >> she doesn't realize some day she'll work with me she will. that's her destiny. >> jenn for graduates penn nursing school in less than two weeks. she'll take her nursing boards over the summer and then look out world. she hopes to be oncology nurse practice they are somewhere in the fall. maybe even here at chop which would be her ultimate dream come true. dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. >> great stor

. >> jennifer is a lot bigger, and my hair is a lot grayer. >> nineteen years after doctor addsick operated on jennifer -- >> common in, common in. how are you? >> good how flu. >> the two brought together in the very hospital where it all happened. >> i don't think a lot of people can point to one person and say i'm alive because of this person. >> it is amazing yes amazingly gratifying. to have that sort of impact on just one life, i mean that's pretty cool. yes, it is very special. start crying. >> fate or coincidence. >> no matter, two share a special doctor-patient bond. and the desire to save lives. >> like coming full circle, kind of like being back home. >> what she doesn't realize is one day she will work with me, she will that's her destiny. >> well jennifer graduates penn nursing school in a week and a half she hopes to start working as a pediatric oncology nurse sometime in the fall. who knows maybe at chop. which would no doubt be her ultimate dream come true. great story. so privileged to interview those guys, sean bell in the house. >> yes, jonathan pap he will bonds said he

keep an eye on our radar and an eye to the sky, as you see those clouds getting grayer and hear the thunderd the lightning. 83 to 86 today, well above normal for this time of year. typically, we come in in the 70s. winds out of the west at a 10 to 15 miles per hour, a little gustier with those thunderstorms. warm today not quite as warm on monday but still kind of the same scenario mostly cloudy those thunderstorms in place to get you back to school and work, 79. by tuesday 80 degrees, mostly cloudy, thunderstorms. on wednesday, that's the difference. low dew points less humidity. 74, mostly sunny, a little windy. looking really beautiful thursday, friday and saturday, into the mid-70s. >>> a rain delay at citizens bank park could stop the phils from winning their fourth straight game. you watched it right here on nbc 10. ryan howard's double triggered a three-run, third inning against the diamondbacks. chase utley's rbi double sparked a three-run fifth inning. jerome williams got his third win. jonathan papelbon notched his ninth save. the phillies ended up beating arizona, 7-5. they'll wr

. >> jennifer is a lot bigger and my hair a grayer. >> reporter: 19 years after dr.ed on jennifer taunt -- >> come on in. come on in. how are you. >> good, how are you? >> give me a hug. >> the two are brought together in the very hospital where it all happened. >> i don't think a lot of people can point to one person and say i'm a life because of this person. >> it's amazing. yeah, it's amazinglyingly gratifying to have that sort of impact on just one life, i mean, that's pretty cool. yeah, it's very special. i'm going to start crying. ♪ >> reporter: fate or coincidence. >> no matter the two share a special doctor-patient bond and the desire to save lives. >> it's like coming full circle and kind of being back home. >> she doesn't realize some day she'll work with me. she will. that's her destiny. ♪ >> jennifer graduates penn nursing school in less than two weeks. she'll take her nursing boards over the summer and then look out, world. she hopes to be oncology nurse practitioner somewhere in the fall maybe even here at chop. which would be her ultimate dream come tr

and then we watch them they grow grayer and grayer.hey're as white as the building they live in. now, let me tell you i'm aware i may not be youngest candidate in this race but i have one big advantage. i've been coloring my hair for years. no you're not going to see me turn white in the white house. >> i am woman, hear me roar. >> you know what is exciting is like the movie, shane runs away, shane come back, shane come back. hillary clinton got her southern accent back. >> she was just having fun. she was in south carolina. >> i think the kind of self-effacing -- obviously it's a simple little thing and doesn't mean much but the more she does of that particularly sometimes at her own expense and the more she owns who she is and being a woman can only help her. >> top of the "washington post," how tough is loretta lynch. >> she's amazing. >> what a bio. >> don't start me on how long it took to get her in there. >> not a lot of people -- >> she is great. >> police department, as well. >> she moved fast on the cleveland police department

>>darya: a little grayer no sunshine just yet we do in space chance of walnut creek to see the sun first before anyone else this problem once is a partly cloudy but at least here temperatures lead now still mild a lot of 5455 on the list and the breezy day of the delta and oakland expected to be guessed it once again this afternoon keep that in the back of your head it will be breezy you need to bring a jacket even when the sun comes out it will be cool temperatures will be nice were talking of the 6770 the east a serb will see that. this outlay as that >>james: los is across the bay in oakland and in the north bay it will be another one mid-60's dr. 60 the number of other critical 78 the valley locations in the wine country will be in the mid to upper 60 range the sunshine on the delta fairfield will be one of the warm spot 71 this afternoon the extent that outlook as to take a look at wednesday thursday and friday there's a chance he might get a speaker or two on thursday assistant to bernard that may die down on of that it was showers. temperatures warm get just a little bit as well.

the rewards >> james: now will be nice out looks little grayer in this shot. >> michelle: will be dealingh and the metal parts the day clubs will move back in this evening will be on the close at once again as of this morning cool temperatures and wind up to light winds and the winds will be picking up this afternoon so a different story from over yesterday and starting off with low 50s across the coast. 50s across england and locations. by the lunch hour is only mid upper 50s for coastal locations across peninsula even been locations. and locations were up in the mid-60s more than yesterday's daytime highs will in tibet near 70 degree mark. what about a week and forecasts and leave you with temperatures as of right now on half moon bay and the canneries redwood. 5057 the space ballet cocker san jose. 56 jose and here's order to drive. >> george: tracking this house but not for a little over two hours on interstate 280. in the northbound direction here in los altos hills at magdalena of a. both offer much aware managed to block the road is for a while. finally now have clear the scene and

to the new academy the anti federalists' looking at a federalists are generally a older and grayer. patrick henry they included george mason benjamin harrison the governor of virginia, patrick henry, their leader was a robust 52 years old, lantern jaw and heavy brow and 6 feet tall and imposing. he walked with kind of a pronouncedst as if bearing a heavy load that he wanted everyone to know about. he had been famous for at least 13 years, probably longer, since he first made his mark in the debate in the virginia general assembly about whether or not va should support more independence to the colony of jamaica. that somewhat obscure topic the year before the declaration of independence, then delegate patrick henry saw an opportunity to advance a more militant version of colonial freedom. he is sitting in the general assembly and directly stands and introduces a resolutions declaring the right of virginians to a regulated militia and asking the conventions of the va to an immediate state of defense. those resolutions sparked a firestorm in the chamber among the other delegates. the t