get harding,harding, fight! ok, everybody. just relax and forget you're on tv. make believe nobody's watching. let's go. count it, andy. 5, 4, 3, 2... good evening. i'm steven keaton, the station manager here at wks. and welcome to the final round of wks high school quiz-off. let's meet our teams. on my right, the finest minds of st. mary's high school-- mary catherine robbins, mary beth mcallister, and mary margaret dunne. and to my left, the top minds of harding high school-- grover garver, mallory keaton, our judges are the champions from last year from east high school. let me remind you that the decision of the judges is final. and now, let us begin. the first question. [buzz] it's easier to answer when you know what the question is. i'm quite certain i'll know it, mr. keaton. let's begin again. "there's a body of water at the tip of southern chile "that's named for the first man to circumnavigate the globe." what is this body of water? the body-- to the camera. right.to the camera. the body of water... five seconds, harding. ma... ma... anyone else on the

it was a nice mix of hard questions and hard follow-ups from them as sort of comoderators but also hard, mostly with follow-ups from an enthusiastic but pretty hard nosed audience there in las vegas. i will give you my top line perception watching first bernie sanders and then hillary clinton again in this town towel forum. they can't be on stage at the same time. my impression was both candidates were really fired up, really intense. both clearly are fighting very, very hard for this nomination. they both seemed confident. at one point i was struck, senator sanders said he looks forward to winning the nomination. and later on when secretary clinton took the stage she said she wants to win the nomination quickly. so she can get to work. so of they are both judgment exuding confidence but also intensity in what is turning out to be a very, very hard fought race. joining us from nevada is my colleague chris hayes, the host of all in with chris hayes on msnbc, one of the smartest men on earth and jon ralston, the dean of the nevada press pool. at the hosts ralston live on pbs and an msnbc

it was a nice mix of hard questions and hard follow-ups from them as sort of comoderators but also hard questions, mostly with follow-ups from an enthusiastic but pretty hard nosed audience there in las vegas. i will give you my top line perception watching first bernie sanders and then hillary clinton again in this town towel forum. they can't be on stage at the same time. my impression was both candidates were really fired up, really intense. both clearly are fighting very, very hard for this nomination. they both seemed confiden

they are really hard to do. really hard to write. for everybody. everybody. it's hard to write. it's hard to play ball. looks.rder than it keepis part of why you going. charlie: baseball in the major league, are you looking at the best of the best? >> it's hard for them too. there's a difference between the top level players and the low level players. charlie: but it's still hard for them too? >> i'm not so sure it's hard for aaron. jim frye, a wonderful manager of to me, you once said have to think about the .240 hitter who was just barely going long. hit perd one extra base week. per week.base hit charlie: two base hits per week .300?make him a >> yes. .205. what iting struggle -- really love is sitting down with working --'ve been writer i've been working with years. have a copy and dealing with a sentence or something tone or something little bit off. you trying to think, what are we this?to do about he would do this over and over again. last day later that day, he me in.lown he'll rewritten it. sound.s that he would say it to himself. think how wanted to is the reader going

it is very hard, i know. it was hard for me to admit i needed help. i had to start from the bottom up. i went to a shelter, transitional housing, getting a protective order was order. today my abuser is serving 55 years in prison for the crimes he committed against me and my children. >> i tell people you have to take away your pride and start at the bottom. it is harder to leave than to stay. >>>>aphael: it is imporornt to leave, right? >> very important. >> >> raphael: pandora, what made you go to house of ruth? >> having so many trust issues, you make the wrong decisions. trying to act like your life is normal and everyththng is all right when you have problems in your life, my thing was, go to sleep, wake up, it will be gone. with the abuse, they would fight, i wood go to sleep, wake up, everything is fine. here is your breakfast, here is your money for lunch, go on to school. sometimes, psychologically, you fixate yourself to think, if i just put it on the back burner, those problems never go away. they keep coming and cominin until eventually, t

to the rest of my family he was kind of hard. watching him abuse my mother gave me a lot of the of trust issues. sometimes people can tell you, you should go write. i am not going to trust you, i am going to left, effects of bad things happening in your life, bad decisions. basically over a period of time, things would spiral out of control. before you know it you are saying what happened? you are trying to figure it out. it took me a long time to figure out how much of an impact that had on my life. today i am glad for house of roots. they gave me an opportunity to find me and ask question why >> i am interested in that vain, amanda, what point did you realize you needed help? >> i think i got to a point i had been in the hospital so many times. i had been arrested because i was afraid totestify. i had been beaten into a coma. it was ongoing. i was afraid to talk to the police. it took a lot for a detective to get me to talk. >> in retrpect, if somee was in your situation, how would you help coax them out of the cycle? >> there

it is hard. the country has been shattered. aside has repeatedly missed opportunities to try to arrive at applicable transition. russia has been party to that entire process. the real question we should be asking. that russia thinks if he gets a country that is been completely destroyed. it now has to perpetually spend billions of dollars to prop up. that is not that great a prize. it has spillover effects that are affecting everybody. one thing that i do want to add we continue to press them hard both in iraq and syria. that will not stop. if we can get a political transition in syria that allows to focus on pose the greatest threat threat to the united states. andrew: do you think military intervention will be necessary in libya? do you think by the end of your presidency the islamic state will still have geographic strongholds? what did you shoot on the stadium course. [laughter] obama: it was a very nice golf course. very difficult. my score is classified. [laughter] with respect to libya, i have been clear from the outset

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rock," says todd moyer, general manager at the hard rock hotel and casino. awesome biker night is scheduled to take place june 16-18 in the hard rock and pearl the downtown area. wristbands and weekend passes for the event go on sale friday on the hard rock's website. tim: and coming up after the break, well take a look at a woman who wont let living with a cronic illness get in the way of living a full life (fred) tonight's ask fred question is "how are high and low prsure systems different?" the answer, and your 7- day forecast is next! " " stomach ache thaha never seems totoo away. . or intestinal distress a dozen times orore a day. that's the harsh reality for anyone living with crohn's disease -- an inflammatory condition which can affect the entire gastrointestinal tract. jim morelli explains in today's health minute. " " "lift your head just a touch" zayna gold is a mother, wife and long-time pilates instructor.and for much of her life, she's felt sick. i'd be in bed for a week and lose, like, 10 pnds in a week. i'd be so incredibly ill. gold was diag

those were destroyed, but a hard drive was recovered. it may share-i fish and light on what happened. the department of transportation was hauling off large chunks of concrete from the seventh street exit ramp off of 95. the mess was made by this garbage truck plunged 100 feet. city officials say the truck was equipped with cameras that may have recorded the accident. student the equipment is supposed to record when there is an incident where you slam on the brakes or something like that. >>reporter: the hard drive is being shipped to san diego and hubs of retrieving images from inside the cab but in the meantime coworkers at the city of miami cannot believe the driver survived. >> it's a miracle that he is breathing. we are very happy about that. that's a good sign. in his loving care. >>reporter: also there was no one in this part of the usually busy park with a truck came crashing down. on an average afternoon . there can be 100 kids in that part. monday was a slow day because it was a holiday. there was no afterschool program. offici

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hard time has taken its toll. >> he's lost a lot of weight.ece of my life is ruined. it's just real sad, it's a waste of time. >> sears has no family or friends waiting for him. our crew was his first contact with outside faces in years. he opened up on how his time has affected him. >> it's kind of hard for me to explain. you start feeling. they talk about conscience. before you didn't have a conscience. you start developing a conscience. because you actually have time to sit in a cell all day and think about the things you've done. you know what i mean? it's like, man, why did i do that? what a dumb kid. >> during our shoot at new mexico, sears had been approved for a transfer to level five. a lower security housing unit where he would have considerably more freedom and the opportunity to be around other inmates. but with sears, nothing is certain. >> he's been in level five a couple times. i hope he makes it. joe sears, it's a big waiting game. only joe sears knows if he can make it there or not. >> i personally have never had any problems

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it's hard to make up a deficit.d, behind, behind and he has to be careful not to get in that situation. >> let's take a look at the republicans. the republican national committee out with a video going back to 2008 to attack the clintons in south carolina. they seem to be running a general election campaign. let's take a bit. >> the damage between the clintons and african americans in this country might be irreparab irreparable. >> obama's support among the hardworking american. >> clinton had said a few years ago this guy would have been getting us coffee. >> i am not a racist. >> this whole thing is the biggest fairy tale. >> so the republicans trying to remind african americans in south carolina what happened back in 2008. >> sure. and for an obvious reason it would be easier for them to run whoever their nominee turns out to be against bernie sanders and against hillary clinton. but it was not a pleasant time for both clintons in south caroli carolina. >> women back in the 70s leaving their kitchens to canvas fo

very hard putt. you have to hit it perfectly to hole it. you're not going make a mistake >> just like that. >> he kind of mirrors tiger woods. you know, he's just got that gear like jordan spieth. that gear with the putter that can just make a clutch shot. >> the players championship comes into mind with rickie, 6 under in six holes in regulation. then all the incredible shots for birdies island green at 17. just continuing on from there. looking for his fifth victory in the last nine months. that would be more than spieth, more than day, more than mcillry. and matsuyama to move it to the 17th and the fourth playoff hole. >> rickie just shrank the holes. >> for sure. zmrts >> it's not a hard putt, inside >> 26 holes without a bogey. now to the fourth playoff hole. well, golf is the name of the game here in phoenix.y0 and this playoff, right through kickoff. who knows how long this is going to go. bubba and danny lee are enjoying it. this guy just when you think he might crash, comes up with a beautiful shot. that well outside of the hole an

hard rock general manager todd moyer says the hard rock promises concert goers that this year's awesome biker nights will go beyond other recent events. "i'm real excited about the lineup. it's a great siouxland tradition and we really believe that awesome biker night and all their fans are going to love it here at the hard rock," says todd moyer, general manager at the hard rock hotel and casino. awesome biker night's is set for june 16th through the 18th at the hard rock's "battery park" and pearl street district in downtown. wristbands and weekend passes for the event go on sale friday on the hard rock's website. lukas three nights of events aimed at benefitting sioux city's boys and girls home and family services will begin on thursday. the 19th annual faceoff for charity is a mix of hockey fun, sports memoribillia and a special dinner served by this years sioux city musketeers players. during last years three night event.. players, staff and fans raised a record 72- thousand dollars. the total amount raised over the past 18 years rounds out to just under six- hundred- you can call

. -- a prophetic -- pathetic aspect of warren harding. there were parts of him that were likable. the socialist candidate for president in 1912 opposed american activity in world war i and was sentenced to prison in an elective penitentiary. through the end of his presidency, woodrow wilson was asked to grant a pardon. by then, he had had a stroke and it was hard for him to wrote -- to write "denied." when harding was president, he not only pardoned them, but ask them to come by the white house and he signed it a bit early so that he could spend christmas dinner with his wife. harding bounced up and said, i have always wanted to meet you. you got a sense of a man who was a man of goodwill, but very limited. the low ranking is not only because of that, but the corruption of members of this administration. prof. brinkley: calvin coolidge was sort of forgotten for a while. i remember when ronald reagan became president, he dusted off the old portrait of calvin coolidge and re-hung it in the white house as the new conservative hero. almost a

it is hard to stop a trend.a stock like disney is trending momentum is a powerful thing, but a breaking trend is very hard to stop once it started. just as is it was hard to stop the initial trend in the first place. disney, under armour, we have a break in trend. apple, we know it broke trend quite a while ago. dow jones transportation, a break in trend. once it starts it's very hard to stop it. just as it was hard to get it to break in the first place. skyworks, a break in trend. berkshire hathaway, a break in trend. salesforce just starting to break trend. and here's one that's on the cusp. we think there's problems here. mastercard has started to break more aggressively. visa looks like it's the next in line. trends are hard to stop, and they're hard to reverse once they break. it's been a great trend. make the bet that something's not right. >> so dan, how do you make this into a trade? >> we're actually going to agree, carter and myself. it was very tense. >> using technicals for a trade. >> i would never,

i'll be there as fast as i can. [ mid-tempo music plays ] [ hard rock music plays ] [ heartbeat ] [ hard rock music plays ] [ tires screech, glass breaks ] [ siren wailing ] [ cheers and applause ] [ heartbeat ] [ police radio chatter ] [ soft music plays ] [ crowd cheering ] [ heartbeat ] [ flatline ] >> all: life is not a race! go your own pace! [ cheering ] [ theme music plays ] >> coming up, i'll tell you how a hole in the tucson desert helped to keep our country safe from nuclear attack. >> nuclear power -- when used for peaceful purposes, it can light up entire cities. when used for war, nuclear power can devastate entire cities. nicole reports on how weapons based on splitting a tiny atom set in motion a global arms race. [ dramatic piano music plays ] >> nuclear weapons put an end to world war ii. the bombs dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki caused terrible destruction and the surrender of japan. nuclear weapons have never been used since, except as a threat to prevent further war -- not with the japanese, but with the soviet russians. one of those threats was here in the arizona

it is a big hard push. but yeah, i'm ready. >> reporter: the annual rally has brought in more than 200,000 guests over the past 16 years and is expected to bring an addititnal 25,000 this ar. information on how awesome biker nights is going to happen as well as where to purchase tickets, head to our website, siouxlandnews.com for more details. guys? >> thanks nick. >>> police in sac county are looking for a man wanted for runs over a man sunday night. the sac county sheriff's office says 36-year-old jeremy werneburg is wanted for tempted murder. he is believed to be the man who hit an iowa man with his car sunday night. the victim is currently in a serious injuries. werneburg is a six foot three inch tall whi man weighing 205 pounds with blond hair and blue eyes. anyone with information on his where abouts is asked to call police immediately. >> one traveler's valentine's day trip turned into a snag at the airport when officials discovered a gun in their carry on bag. the incident happened just after noon s

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i'll be there as fast as i can. [ mid-tempo music plays ] [ hard rock music plays ] [ heartbeat ] [ hard rock music plays ] [ tires screech, glass breaks ] [ siren wailing ] [ cheers and applause ] [ heartbeat ] [ police radio chatter ] [ soft music plays ] [ heartbeat ] [ flatline ] >> all: life is not a race! go your own pace! [ cheering ] [ theme music plays ] >> coming up, i'll tell you how a hole in the tucson desert from nuclear attack. >> nuclear power -- when used for peaceful purposes, it can light up entire cities. when used for war, nuclear power can devastate entire cities. nicole reports on how weapons based on splitting a tiny atom set in motion a global arms race. [ dramatic piano music plays ] >> nuclear weapons put an end to world war ii. the bombs dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki caused terrible japan. nuclear weapons have never been used since, except as a threat to prevent further war -- not with the japanese, but with the soviet russians. one of those threats was here in the arizona desert. it's now a fascinating museum. >> this site was built because it was in the

trends are hard to stop, and they're hard to reverse once they break. it's been a great trend.ake the bet that something's not right. >> so dan, how do you make this into a trade? >> we're actually going to agree, carter and myself. it was very tense. >> you were ragging on his technicals, now you're using his technical force a trade. >> i would never, ever rag on his technicals. >> you did before. >> so i'll take his technical input and agree with him 100%. then i'll add a sort of macro view, like i said at the top. i think you can throw a dart at a lot of these things. once that thing breaks the long-term up trend it's going lower. the fundamental view is that the company just reported they have very good results. the stock rallied a lot. this was last week, rallied about 7% after the results. but that was when things are kind of rallying and now they're not anymore. but they did give some cautious commentary about the dollar, about some exposure overseas. a lot of revenue exposure overseas. to me i think you want to look out, target the next earnings event. i think that if t

you.ie: it's hard for >> not as hard as it used to be.used to be very hard for me to start a peace. there would be enormous and of the season baseball things, the world series, and all that stuff. and i would freeze and say i can't do it. , i think i learned that i can do this sort of thing , so the start isn't as hard as it used to be. i am surrounded with wonderful .riters new york is the greatest venue for writers. i have always had wonderful , and i seeund me them thinking, what is the matter with me? why isn't this working. if you are writing on a deadline, all of that goes away. charlie: your mother was a fiction editor. >> the first fiction editor, catherine wright. charlie: you held the position your mother held. >> i ended up in her office. in the back of her closet, i a round saying of face of my mothers's. ,nd i told this to a therapist and he said the greatest single , in mysublimation experience, was living in my mother's office. athlete atre you an all? >> i was a boy athlete but not a good boy athlete. i had a good curvebal

if you work hard, you're not in poverty. they believe in preserving a strong safety net through programs like social security and medicare. they believe in a foreign policy that is not reckless. that is tough and protects the american people but doesn't shoot before it aims. they believe in climate change. they think science matters. they think that it is important for us to have some basic regulations to keep our air clean and our water clean. and to make sure that banks aren't engaging in excesses that we saw before. so there's a broad convergent of interests around those issues. i think what you're seeing among democrats right now is a difference in tactics. trying to figure out how do you actually get things done? how do you operate in a political environment that is become so polarized? how do you deal with the power of special interests and frankly, how do you deal with a republican party right now that has moved so far to the right that it is often hard to find common ground. so that's the debate taking place right no

for years to come, they would work hard.y parents worked well into their 70's but they were able to retire with dignity and security. people say you don't come from privilege but they are wrong. i come from extraordinary privilege. who raised parents us to believe in the american dream. [applause] my parents were not rich. my parents were not rich and my parents were not amos, but my rent or successful. they lived to see all four of their children live a life better than their own. [applause] parents achieved has a name. it is called the american dream. [applause] and that's not just my story. as americans, that is our story. there are thousands of people here right now and i don't know all of your stories. i know very few of your personal stories but i know you are americans. areuse i know you americans, i know you come from a story not unlike that one. we are all a generation or two removed from someone who faced difficulties, from someone who made your future the purpose of their lives. we are all a generation or two away

you can't just not work hard and expect to succeed in anything. you have to work for it. >> i never had a kid come back and tell me they've worked too hard for four years. the mat in >>> let't'see how cold it's going to be tomorrow morning. >> you sure you want to know? how about 14, 13 degrees. something like that. maybe colder inn the northern counties. then we'll get up to 18 at noon then go down again. that's going to bring wind and nday loogs like 1 to captioningngponsored by cbs ( band playing "late show" theme ) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: hey everybody, welcome to "the late show", i'm -- thanks, everybody!

but so many families don't feel like their hard work pays off. that's not the way america is supposed to operate. i want to go to bat for them every single day. get incomes rising... get equal pay for women... cut the cost of health care and child care so people can actually get ahead. hillary clinton, she has what it takes to get things done. oregon to stay put. this is after his son...amon bundy...also the leader of the protesters told protesters to turn themselves in. cliven bundy sent a notice to the harney county sheriff to remove all federal and state policing agents out of harney county. protesters took over the refuge a month ago, denouncing federal land policies. group leader ammon bundy and ten others were arrested last week... after one of the protest group's most prominent members was shot dead by a law enforcement officer. ammon bundy will be back in court today. with a g-p- s ankle bracelet until his trial. low pressure that brought the rain, snow and wind is moving on to the east. more sunny will be out this morning and afternoon a

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for you. >> it's not hard-- not as hard as it used to be it used to be very hard for me to start a piece. i would have enormous-- in the world series and other things, all of that stuff, and i would freeze, and days i would say i can't do there. but this was something, this was something in my unconscious about performance. can i do this sort of thing. and after a while, i think i learned that i can do this sort of thing. so it isn't as hard as it used to be. but i am surrounded with wonderful writers. and new york has the greatest venue for writers. >> do you go there every day. >> not any more. have i always had wonderful writers around me. and i see them thinking what is the matter with me. why isn't this working. if you are writing on a deadline, all that goes away. >> your mother was fiction editor. >> she was. the first fiction editor, yeah. >> and then you became fiction editor. >> not write after. >> no, no. >> i know. >> but i mean you held a position your mother held at the new yorker. >> i ended up in her office, same office. and the first day i moved in her office in the back

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we were hit particularly hard during the great recession. what would a clinton administration do to ease the fears of home ownership among our country. >> i know how hard hit nevada was. i think the highest rate of foreclosures, you still have a lot of houses under water, meaning that the value is not equal to what you had to pay for it and what the mortgage principal and interest are, i take that very seriously so here's what i want to do. i want us to move in any way we can in the federal government to help relieve the burden of already existing homeowners. i don't want the kind of wave of foreclosures that struck this state ever again to happen. secondly, we want to provide more help so that more homeowners, hispanic, african-american homeowners, those who want to be have access to better credit and support. credit has tightened up in ways that are not fair. you are three times more likely to be able to get a mortgage if you're a white applicant if you're black or hispanic even if you have the same credentials. that has to end. i will go

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hard rock general manager todd moyer says the hard rock promises concert goers that this year's awesome biker nights will go beyond other recent events. "i'm real excited about the lineup. it's a great siouxland tradition and we really believe that and all their fans are going to love it here at the hard moyer, general rock hotel and casino. awesome biker night's is set for june 16th through the 18th at the hard rock's "battery park" and pearl street district in downtown. wristbands and weekend passes for the event go on sale friday on the hard rock's website. lukas still to come... howard will have a great recipe with a surprisingly versatile vegetable scott: " " lukas: 47-year-old elias wanatee is lukas welcome back we want to update you on our top story this morning. there was a fatal stabbing on west 1st early this morning... and now, police do have a suspect in custody. this is video of 47-year-old elias wanatee being brough into the police station. he is suspected of stabbingeath of 50-year-old vernon mace. police have indicated that they plan to charge wanatee with 2nd degree mur

the floods hit hard in overton... and this morning.. families there are still dealing with the muddy after math inside their homes! it wasn't just the roads covered by water and mudd... the people living there say the flooding was so bad. it trapped them inside! jody madewell overton resident 3:40:51-3:40:58 "i had to call the fire department last night sandbags to put in front of my door because i was afraid it the roads. all of them are open this morning. a terrifying day on the job for a news crew in san diego. the reporter and her photographer for the abc station there, were getting ready for their live shot.. when they were both knocked down by a falling tree. they were able to call 9-1-1. here you see firefighters working to save them. the camera man fractured his leg and had to have surgery. the reporter also suffered serious injuries. both have a long recovery ahead of them. breaking news...we're getting images of a house explosion near rochester new york! fire fighters say two people who were inside were able to get out safely.

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