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it took place in harrisburg, pennsylvania.ence live shot in a restaurant. >> our supporters to say a prayer for gina roberson who remains hospital iced for a stress related illnesses. they will work together in this harrisburg community. >> maybe he was thirsty. >> yum. bob? you all right, bob? >> i'm going to pass. >> my one more thing hits close to home. wanted to give you an update on the slide fire burning in arizona from sedona up to flagstaff. the fire has burned 4800 acres, 7 1/2 square miles. still not much containment, which is not good. but they have 750 firefighters out there, lots of hot shot crews. but it does remind us of the tragic event last year when 19 firefighters who were part of a hot shot crew were killed. we wanted to honor their memory and thank everyone out there now who is fighting that fire. and protecting my hometown of flagstaff. and all of the homes in the fire's path. >> good one. since bob i guess aren't going to do one, any honorable mentions for best singer of all time? greg? >> i would say me

there is another incident in camp hill, pennsylvania, right outside of harrisburg and just in the pastere is an incident that occurred in canonsburg, pennsylvania in washington county right outside the city of pittsburgh where flyers were dropped talking about, if i can quote this correctly, take a stand and join the klan. what we know is, after having pretty much run the klan out of pennsylvania offense the last two decades, that you always have to step to these organizations when they try to spew this kind of hatred in any fashion. you cannot allow it to go unaddressed. you've got it address it immediately and forcibly. >> but what have they i guess done -- lord knows, no one is trying to defend them but they have a right in this country, as beautiful as it is, people that have these views and whatever hatred there may be, they have a right to say them. and outside of these letters, have they done anything else? you call them incidents. but outside of dropping these letters off and -- that's why i ask. what can you necessarily do to them if they are recruiting i guess or trying to pu

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detroit, and valeo jo, california and stockton and harrisburg.t depends on the pool that you poll. americans are suffering and the reason why the numbers are up. spin, spin, spin. and the president has the bully pulpit. >> and on that point, why the people feel that the president is or not doing a bad job. when it comes to job disapproval. the main reason he is doing a bad job and 18 percent said his performance on health care is a big part of the reason they don't like the job he's doing now. 17 percent say they do like to reverse. it and the number two reason for people disapproving of his work is health care. >> i tell you what you are seeing with you and angela. >> it is high he partisan and electorate as you can see here on tv. people love obama care or if they don't love it they support the president in trying to change health care or they think it is the worst thing to work. >> and you will see it reflected in the polls. and same thing in the economy. the sky is falling and you can see it time and again. it is highly polarized, highly char

so -- [ applause ] last night, our reporter named dave marcheski in harrisburg, pennsylvania was covering victory party being held for newly elect the state congresswoman, patty kim. the party wasn't that exciting. what was going on in the background. we see a lot of people fooling around in the background of news broadcasts, but this one is exceptional. this is tonight's edition of "behind the news." ♪ >> now, following her victory speech, her and her supporters to say a prayer who has been hospitalized for a stress related illness. she and gina will remain friend and work for the community. >> nicely done. you have got to get enough chlorophy chlorophyll. burger king is making a big change to its classic slogan. for 40 years, burger king has been saying "have it your way" in their ad. they have said they're changing it from "have it your way" to "be your way." i don't get it. i don't understand. am i ordering a whopper or coming out to my family? seems like a lot. seems like a lot. and the new slogan has more emotional appeal. they say it remind customers that they can and should live h

people -- people are tired of, of harrisburg saying we can't help you.ng to reduce spending. or cut, cut, substantially cult the growth. the other thing. people make a direct connection some times between, when you have -- no, no tax on, on the drilling companies. and they connect that to education spending. tom had an ad that highlighted that. so i think, when you get down to it. it is a race that, that can be won. and a race that we normally don't win. even when we have tough primaries. you know the history of our state. we have pretty rough primaries. but we unify. >> yes, the challenge is this summer. the summer goes on. because i saw, ed rendell down by ten. the race, governor candidate on the republican side. reversed it all around in the summer. he has the a majority of over 10. he will win. that's wolf. if he doesn't have a lead of ten. he will lose. does that sound right? coming out of this thing? >> i think he has got. i think he has a deep reservoir of support. a close race in the end. i think tom is going to win. don't think it will be easy.

new york, you can lift a pen with that colleague on monday morning in philadelphia, pittsburgh or harrisburgin our state. take a deep breath. tell a joke. laugh together and get more done come monday. thank you so much for watching. i'll see you back here next saturday. have a great weekend. >>> we h

randy california was a harrisburg band called spirits.hey recorded in 1968. >> and it was published. >> yeah. "stairway to heaven" came out in 1971. the lines get blurred a bit here because led zeppelin actually opened up for the band spirit on their first tour of north america in 1968 and 1969. they would have been aware of this track. and, yeah, it's an argument that's been around for quite a long time, really. >> yeah. randy must have been aware of this for many, many years. so why jump up and down now? >> yes. well, it's interesting, too, because randy himself actually died in 1997. so this is a case that's being brought by people representing him and some of the family members of the band spirit. the timing is interesting because on one hand you could argue because "stairway to heaven" has become such a rock classic, that they want to give the respect, perhaps, to where this riff originated. but also led zeppelin are remastering and reissuing their entire back catalog. so starting next month the first three albums are coming out. aft

. >>> wildlife officials in harrisburg, pennsylvania, hoping for a mother-child reunion. bear cub showed up on the doorstep of a hair salon on tuesday. oh, my gosh, that's so cute. the owners gathered him up in a towel, named him boo-boo and then took him to a local and mall hospital. >> they said the cub took to the bottle so well it means he was probably still nursing. people in the area say they have seen the mama bear and her two cubs this season. game officials are now trying to find this mom to reunite her with her cub. and they are hoping that happened because it's so rare and usual for the mama bear to be separated from her baby bears. >> check out boo-boo. >> he is so adorable. they are feeding him. obviously they want to keep him alive and well but don't want to be too dependent on human hands. they are trying to keep him in a wildlife state and eventually they want to reunite him with his mama bear. and if they can't find mama bear they will make sure he is well enough and strong enough before they release him in to the wild. >> look at those eyes. >> so adorab

people -- people are tired of, of harrisburg saying we can't help you.educe spending. or cut, cut, substantially cult the growth. the other thing. people make a direct connection some times between, when you have -- no, no tax on, on the drilling companies. and they connect that to education spending. tom had an ad that highlighted that. so i think, when you get down to it. it is a race that, that can be won. and a race that we normally don't win. even when we have tough primaries. you know the history of our state. we have pretty rough primaries. but we unify. >> yes, the challenge is this summer. the summer goes on. because i saw, ed rendell down by ten. the race, governor candidate on the republican side. reversed it all around in the summer. he has the a majority of over 10. he will win. that's wolf. if he doesn't have a lead of ten. he will lose. does that sound right? coming out of this thing? >> i think he has got. i think he has a deep reservoir of support. a close race in the end. i think tom is going to win. don't think it will be easy. >> i th

go into philadelphia, go into pirl, harrisburg.election that can be the difference between win or lose. i think he still can be as positive factor. we're overlooking something when we talk about the senate and the house. governorships where domestic policy is made on things like education and health care, democrats have an excellent chance of picking back four states that have republican incumben incumbents, maine, michigan, florida and pennsylvania. those could be huge takebacks for democrats. >> do you think dave cohen may have bet on the wrong horse? just kiddinging. >> oh, wow! >> let me ask you a real question. >> i don't know who that is. >> who will win schwartz' seat? >> i think marjorie on the basis of a late surge by bill clinton on robo calls, television ads and direct mail. >> that would be nice. that's all fun, by the way. having fun there. >> yes, we are. >> headlines tomorrow in the paper are going to be it looks like the republicans avoided disaster by not running crazy right wingers, the democrats have strong women

the images were shot by a former major league ballplayer himself from harrisburg, pennsylvania.y rare. that's because the press generally didn't film fdr struggling to move as he does here, lean on an assistant with one arm, or grasping the rail with his other hand. also, so few people in the time even had movie cameras. his family donated this footage to the pennsylvania state archives. tthe will..., mobilizing to take on the world? you don't know "aarp." aarp and its foundation are taking on hunger with 29 million meals donated. drive to end hunger teams with local agencies to reach the hungriest among us. if you don't think feed the hungry when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp." find more surprising possibilities and get to know us at aarp.org/possibilities. when folks think about wthey think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs.

when i see republicans openly saying in state legislatures like harrisburg, pennsylvania, that theire the electorate, reduce it to white conservatives, it doesn't exactly build an outreach program, does it? because black people, hispanic people are listening, wait a minute, they're systematically keeping me from having political power. they think i want to join their party? how can i believe in that cause. >> that's a good point. there are few issues that are a driver of turnout than the drive to suppress turnout by the republican party. it's interesting of the republican leaders who seem to be most earnestly interested in trying to find out what black voters are interested and why they're not voting republican, they're interested in this problem. rand paul gave a speech where he seemed to be surprised at this historically black college where he thought there was anything racist about voter identification laws or voter suppression. after a year of talking to voters who wouldn't consider the gop, he said, look, we have to find a way to talk about and deal with this issue because it's

his initialon for web ads was raking up the good that exists in harrisburg.ave another in the race, pulling in the single digits, that might be, it'd for someone like allison's words. -- allyson schwartz. host: you bring up tom in pennsylvania. where do you think he gets his money from? it seems to be an issue in this race. >> he is a businessman. he has been willing to spend and put that money up front. sometimes, early advertising does not necessarily work. voters are not paying attention, so he could almost be a black hole for candidates. get closerble to into the 40%, which, in that race, can be enough to win in the state. seehe role in 2014, are was are wef self funders -- seeing a lot of self funders? guest: now, they're are able to fund raise incumbents. they could draw on personal wealth to win reelection. some of those are already in, and now they defend themselves. -- : a reflection of what people already think. it does not tell people what to think. be making a calculated decision and they're looking at a nominee and a look at the primary polls, an

she works for pinnacle health in harrisburg. and of course, the benjamin bone and joint institute.uess who already agreed to pay for that, too. the old flappist with the new reputation. >> i'm 1999 as a big tipper. you are. >> that's the understatement of the day. that's funny. >> osgood: next -- why wide lapels. >> it was the thing. >> osgood: catching up with actor kevin spacey. at the first sign of my allergies, my doctor recommended taking one claritin every day of my allergy season for continuous relief. so i did! it's been 21 days and i'm still claritin clear. 16 days of relief from itchy, watery eyes. 28 days of continuous relief from sneezing and runny nose, since i've been taking claritin every day of my allergy season. get the #1 doctor recommended non-drowsy allergy brand. live claritin clear. every day. as moist and chewy as they can be, with country crock. it's fresh buttery taste and smooth creamy texture means your cookies will turn out extra soft and extra special. welcome to crock country. >> stop it. >> no. you don't need toe tell me what too do ever again. >> it'

they will work together in this harrisburg community. >> i love it.orking for you tonight in harr harrisburg. that's pretty good. good morning, everyone. it's thursday, may 22nd. hello, thomas. with us on set we have mike barnicle and the host of "way too early" thomas roberts. and in washington, the washington anchor for bbc world news america, katty kay. >> yeah. you did. >> what the heck? did he oversleep? >> yes. >> john heilemann is supposed to be here. right. okay. >> he actually -- he smokes massive quantities of dope and we all know that. and so it's kind of like, you know, you've heard the story of a scorpion took the frog across the river and then we shot the scorpion. the scorpion said, well, you know, when john heilemann has a tattoo around his chest that says do bongs live long, you can't be surprised he's going to come in late. >> i was up until 10:00 last nielt, but i'm here. >> he's stoned. >> it's for medical purposes. it's his back. >> all right. this picture -- >> it's his back. exactly. it's his back just like rick perry in the cam

caller: i currently live in harrisburg, pennsylvania. for two years. previously, i received treatment in brooklyn. i received excellent treatment in new york. i am an independent, but i agree with the republicans. there ought to be an investigation of every single were presented at. they have all received complaints. they have had time to hobnob with their financiers and lobbyists. they should be under oath to give a detailed account of that. host: who do you think should be conducting those investigations? counsel orcial someone outside of the justice department. host: the executive branch? department of justice? caller: yes. host: chris carroll, your thoughts on whether something like that should happen? guest: that sounds somewhat unlikely. members of congress would be investigated to see how they responded to constituents. i do think that the caller is right. thingskely, a lot of the result in no action or just a short letter to the v.a. packets a pro forma response. the way this works is that as it as it builds its reach -- as it builds it reaches

his initialon for web ads was raking up the good that exists in harrisburg. have another in the race, pulling in the single digits, that might be, it'd for someone like allison's words. -- allyson schwartz. host: you bring up tom in pennsylvania. where do you think he gets his money from? it seems to be an issue in this race. >> he is a businessman. he has been willing to spend and put that money up front. sometimes, early advertising does not necessarily work. voters are not paying attention, so he could almost be a black hole for candidates. get closerble to into the 40%, which, in that race, can be enough to win in the state. seehe role in 2014, are was are wef self funders -- seeing a lot of self funders? guest: now, they're are able to fund raise incumbents. they could draw on personal wealth to win reelection. some of those are already in, and now they defend themselves. -- : a reflection of what people already think. it does not tell people what to think. be making a calculated decision and they're looking at a nominee and a look at the primary polls,

we were faced with shutting down a lot of our rail system prior to transportation bill out of harrisburg. from her practical standpoint you first issue slow orders, you slow down the track, and then you have weight restrictions and then eventually shutting down the structure. we have with the funding that we receive from the state, just prior to the funding from the state we had no bridge repairs in our capital program. now that we did get state funding i have 18 bridges that i am addressing in the next five years. and just to give you the age of some of these bridges, i'll go through, there's 18 of them. the construction was 1891, 1900, 1891, 1900, 1896, 1916. a major bridge was built in 1895. it's significant because it expands nine to 20 feet, one out of 50 feet in the air off the ground. i can go on and on. i have bridges here 1876, 1854, 1834, 1834, 1906, et cetera. we have a very old system and a lot of this was built, you know, penn central, the railroad et cetera, that all went bankrupt. very little has been done to repair these, to replace the structures. we were in dire straits

that is in the best interest of the vast majority of people. [ applause ] >> steven schmidt, harrisburgwalks across the street, we're going to analyze it in terms of if it's significant. there's policy statements she made there. >> yeah. >> but, you know, hillary's is a resump tiff nominee, we're going to be doing this for some time, aren't we. >> absolutely. she out there. she's talking about these issue, she's doing it very early which i think is curious. because she certainly has of the ability to control the entire process with regard tow. >> i was going to say, is it a mistake to come out too early? >> i don't know. i do think this is a big republican year. pie don't think she wants any ownership of that. >> you do think it's a big republican year. >> it is. >> 2010 or maybe not -- >> it is as intense as 2010, but i think the impact will be bigger. because i believe it will take the senate and -- >> what's driving that? >> well, i think that obamacare is driving it. but larger than that is it's the sixth year of a presidency. it's not a great year historically. for the party that h

mitchell up next from harrisburg, pennsylvania. the morning. -- good morning.aller: i never had a problem va.e at the bus and then get a transfer to go to the facility. re -- they i see the are not military. they are usually brought from her she, pennsylvania. hershey, pennsylvania. i never have to wait. i feel sorry for these other facilities, but the ones here in lebanon are excellent. they just remodeled it. it's beautiful. host: now that these issues have come to light, what is the next a?ep forward for the v caller: i had one problem in all the years i've been going there. this is the first time it ever happened. i had a missed appointment and i called up and i tried to reschedule it and the lady on said, "i'm sorry, but i can't reschedule you." that blew my mind because that never happened. so be it. maybe she just had a bad day or something. from paul inear radcliff, kentucky. republican line. caller: i'm a retired military -- i'm quite pleased with the v.a. facilities here in kentucky. i experienced a problem that these other people at these other locat

new york, you can lift a pen with that colleague on monday morning in philadelphia, pittsburgh or harrisburg or any place in our state. take a deep breath. tell a joke. laugh together and get more done come monday. thank you so much for watching. i'll see you back here next saturday. have a great weekend. >>> we have not stopping. that's the vow from ukraine as it battles pro-russian militants from the street and air. you see the violence is exploding. now a real fear of an all-out civil war. >>> and this woman is at the center of the donald sterling firestorm. now his alleged girlfriend is breaking her silence. she has a lot to say. hear what she said about that audio exchange and what sterling is saying about her. >>> and poking fun at president obama to his face. believe it or not. that is one man's job tonight. >> i feel nervous with that job. >> i think most people would. >> don't you think? i wonder if you would be up for it. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. always a pleasure to be with you. 10:00 on the east coast. 7:00 out west in the cnn newsroom. she has been dodging came

temperatures yesterday this time of day, 63 in harrisburg. albany 66.rk city. 64 in boston. that front starts to push down and then look at what happens to the temperatures now 24 hours later. we are looking at temperatures anywhere from 14 degrees below where they were this time yesterday. boston at 50. new york city 58. atlantic city a little bit warmer. afternoon highs not going to be that much nicer. new york city only 63 degrees. that's 11 degrees below normal. albany at 59. that's 16 degrees below normal. washington, d.c., the front hasn't gotten quite through there, so it stays warmer. 100s and 90s in the west. 90s in the central plains. southeastern atlantic coast on into florida, looking at 90s as well. a slight risk of strong storms through the gulf coast. more heavy rain there. some areas expecting up to seven inches over the next 48 hours. slight risk in the plains. fantastic weather out west. >>> right now mid 50s across the board. we have sunshine all the way around. the wind has been slightly out of the north and is helping to dry things