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feels grea >>> shots were fired at the u.s. consulate in turkey. she claims to be part of a far left turkish political group called dhkp. after firing shots she and the other suspect engaged in gunfire with the police. no one was hurt. however before that seven were injured from another attack nearby at an istanbul police station. part of the building was set on fire and collapsed. >>> now to the race for president. democratic candidate hillary clinton making a bold commitment to higher ex. today she's expected to unveil a $350 million plan to make college more affordable. the announcement is expected at a campaign event in new hampshire this afternoon. she says that if elected she will also work to cut student loan rates and make repaying college debt easier. >>> meanwhile questions are still swirling republican presidential candidate donald trump. will he run as an independent if he does not win the gop nomination. we'll hear what his team is saying in the next half hour. >>> the search is continuing today for a missing kayaker on the hudson rive

right now it lookis like a grea time to check out the beach. nbc10 chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with our forecast. >> yesterday the humidity was up but today the humidity is down. we have delightful weather in the pocono mountains. wave pool at camel beach. and it is nice and comfortable up there. things are a little different farther to the south. not only is it a little warmer, it's a little more humid. even dover at 80 degrees is not bad. it's 72 degrees in mt. pocono right now. and 80s across much of the rest of the area. those showers from earlier this morning moved out. there's still one renegade shower here in the maryland eastern shore headed toward southern delaware. that's about it for any kind of rain threat. it's conceivable it could cross delaware bay. we'll keep an eye on it as we go into the afternoon. that's the only real rain threat here. we do have some clouds across the great lakes. even much of that moisture is going to be headed up towards new england and not into our area. we expect a lot of sunsh

to see that and we're seeing consumer for your information win over at the end of the day, which is greapeaking of consumer frustration, there was one activist who just took a picture of the toy aisle at target and said girls toys should not be separated necessarily from boys toys, and they should not be labeled girls in pink and boys in blue. martin, you have two daughters. >> i do. deirdre: we're coming to you first on that. >> well, i mean this specific case was this boys building set versus this girls building set. and that -- that did strike me as being wrong. i mean girls should -- deirdre: a building set is a building set. >> yeah. i mean girls should not think that they have any inferior building set to the boys. i don't think that works. at least not as the father of two girls. deirdre: it's weird that kids see it because maybe girls think great i've got a building set because it's pastel and i like that better than blue anyway. >> i think it's a big issue. you have to be very careful. we're in a very politically correct time and target at the end of the day they want the sales,

because i told the heads of nbc, the head coumcast who is a grea guy, we'll call him steve but he's a great guy, the head of nbc, the head of reality television. they came to my office like five months ago and sat in my chairs and said, donald, we want, we've already renewed, we want you, we love you. they don't love me so much anymore, i have to be honest. i said fellas, i really want to run for president. i want to make america great again. it's very simple. i want to do it. [ applause ] >> and they didn't believe me. they didn't believe me. and i said honestly, i'm going to do it and had the up fronts. the up front is when they announced the shows and said we're announcing we're renewing "the apprentice" with donald trump. nobody believed me. and my wife actually said to me, she said, you know nobody believes you're running. because i looked at it serious mostly last time but looked at it but very serious will you but last time i looked seriously and said what do you mean? show goes, if you actually ever announce -- show knows people like me. actually i'm a nice person. nobody know

the security of the border is grea a great example of that. let's just build a wall may be good political rhetoric but the focus is on how will you secure the border? i think a better way is to put the personnel on the border in the right places with the right numbers. you have a border that has the proper security and fencing in place, most likely in the metropolitan area. the most important aspect of this is the aviation aspect. to --an fly from tijuana and is an incredibly long border. with the technology we have today, identify activities that are clearly illegal or suspicious and quickly responding at that point in time. --you score the border secure the border, that a lot of away.issues go i am saying there is a better way. the question you need to be asking is a really good investigative reporter is how long will it take? how much will it cost? what will you do about the ?unnels under it there are a handful of questions that come up. nobody has dealt with this issue more than i have. 14 years as a governor with a state that has a 1200 m

if you're a person of color from the u.s., do you think the survival of captivity is grea r greater? >> i don't think that has any relevance at all. -- a much better approach to people of color. and i don't think it makes a difference if you're a christian or a muslim. it's not a religious question. these people don't think in those terms. >> john, did you have something? >> yeah, i want to go back to the previous question. and certainly, terry, i would, you know, welcome your comment. but i think if it was not so much competitive nature to some of these -- to get the right -- to get the story, to get it first, et cetera. more willing to spend some time, figuring out how safe this is. should we be doing this? should we be in groups? and can we use some of the older -- as you put it, old people, as mentors. >> we like to say old crocodiles. >> right. >> i think mentoring can certainly be very effective. >> yeah. >> i have to say, though, as a once very aggressive and competitive young journalist for the "a.p.," there is a surprising amount of cooperation among foreign correspondents.

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you can solve a short-term problem but you grea create lonm problems down the road. so where's the dividing line? that's not always easy. i would raise a question to you all, one of the elements that we faced when you're in state department and elsewhere is the issue of publicity. sometimes families are encouraged to be quiet and sometimes they go very public as they did during the time in lebanon. one of the issues comes up then is whether increasing the type of hostages in terms of the hostage takers and raises the country. i'm not sure there's any hard fast answers by think something has to be dealt with. there's a question for you, realizing the israeli sensitivities and also tradition against death penalty which i think is only in a case of -- is any consideration in israel perhaps they should use of the death penalty against terrorists who are clearly were involved with blood on their hands but i'm not sure there's a moral difference between taking out a terrorist with a drone missile before you ask over actually executing country goes to come. i just wanted to

i worry a fan will go out and e thee the bat -- greas bat.mike: you want to a real deal fantasy camp. secretary mcdonald: i turned 60 years old and former birthday dinner, my family played a joke and they gave me a letter from the reds saying they had drafted for fantasy camp. my son turned 30 years old. i never got to play with him so we went together. we played two games a day with professional uniforms, umpires, on special fields. by coaches were two great guys. the only problem was my son is very active on social media and while i love playing with him, i really didn't appreciate him putting on his facebook page that he hated that our hotel room smelled like bengay every night. mike: thank you for watching. -- thank youving for serving, veterans. we think the bank of america for making this conversation possible. and mr. secretary, thank you. >> warner from the politico playbook breakfast. we hear from david brock who heads correct the record, a group whose mission is defending hillary clinton from what the group calls baseless attacks. t

graduations grea rates went up. the number of students passing exams increased four times over. leader in early childhood education, and we still are today. among minority children, florida saw the greatest gains anywhere in the united states, and what is that show? it shows that every child can learn, no matter the race, background, where they live. i know this can be done. the debate is changing. old orthodoxies are falling away, but we can never forget that long-term reform does not help a child right now. years of learning are years that are lost forever. i think of the kids in washington dc who receive opportunity scholarships, a couple of thousand boys and girls, almost all black, have been given a chance to leave the worst schools and go to the best. yet every to leave the worst schools and go to the best. yet every year the unions and the politicians want to shut this down because they do not like parental choice period. here is what i believe. everyone should have high standards and expectations and the federal government should have nothing to do with setting them. was

although they do need help are not as acute as the sex traffic child or sex est: traffic individual.a grea >> this is a great question. and i just -- i haven't quite figured out the clear line e bad between the good selling of a fe female and bad selling of a female for sex. it includes force fraud and coerci coercion foron it to be sex trafficking. let's think about the analogy to labor trafficking. if there weren't a demand for bu very cheap labor and very cheap . products, then there wouldn't be forced labor or the worst forms of child labor.t many of the people who get into use that are wooed into it recruited into that because of poverty andd girls desperation. is it a meaningful choice for women and girls who are pulled into the sex trade and end up being coerced? sex trafficking? i will put my reputation on the line. in fact the existence of the sex trade in which the guys who buy sex are whether they are in cam cambodia or in the united statesrom typically not punished for it. the u that's part of the problem.oblem. >> how hard is it to prosecute sex traffickers labor traffickers?

the fact theyuse grea use great ingredients and make gourmet food makes unpopular. >> i have been dyinghave these. >> i have had that roach coach experience. it is great they're making food they can trust. >> have you decided? >> we are in the thick of the competition? >> my game was thrown off because they pulled out of my first appetizer choice. >> how we going to crush clear? >> it will be easy. probably everyone has tried, something bacon tell us delicious. >> -- people tell us is delicious. >> hopefully you think the same thing. >> hopefully i am going to win. we're in the financial district. there is a food truck right there. every day changes. it is easy and fun to go down. these are going to be really good. >> how are you going to dominate? >> i think he does not know what he is doing. >> i was thinking of doing [unintelligible] we are underrepresented. >> i was singing of starting an irish pub. that was my idea. >> one our biggest is the corned beef and cabbage. we are asking people what they're thinking in getting some feedback. >> for a lot of people i am sure this combinatio