jeannie i'm going to start with you. it seems like everybody is willing , what is about to happen not to happen. there is this denial in the republican establishment,. >> he won a commanding lead, seven states, we've got a quote unquote trump coalition starting, like no other coalition we have seen recently in the republican party. so this is a momentous moment for him. the question is can they stop him? and if you look at it it's >> right. >> there are a couple of pathways and they are an uphill battle by any stretch of the imagination. the irony as you mentioned the hopes are on ted cruz who would have thought the establishment. >> i'm going to keep michael shure waiting in miami. i'm get to him but i want to get to joe watkins. joe, donald trump said last night the media are being nice are to me, respect the fact that i won. he's talking about this unifier. listen to him. >> look i'm a unifier, i know people are a little bit hard to believe but believe me i'm unifier. >> he used that many times. he was implying someth

jeannie, how you doing? jeannie: i am awesome. steve: good. what do you do?: i am a kindergarten teacher. have been for 25 years. steve: 25 years of teaching kindergarten? jeannie: yes, s--well. steve: see, you love kids. jeannie: i love kids. steve: yeah, you love kids. jeannie: i do. steve: that's pretty good. ok. so i wish you a lot luck. we gonna try to turn that luck into some hard cash. $20,000. so come on, man. play well, all right? come on. good luck to you, folks. hey, let's get it on. give me jeannie. give me rodvous. top 7 answers on the board.

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jeannie dean talked to an investor to find out what he think about donald trump today. >> reporter: in february of 2005 with a lot of fanfare open a sales center for his later project trump tower tampa. jay remembers seeing it on the news. >> i stopped what i was doing to see if i could be part of that. >> reporter: he said with donald trump's involvement he wanted to buy a condo there. he made a down payment of $130,000. this construction marketing booklet are the only things jay has to show for the money. >> it was part of my life savings. when i sold that place it would have been for my retirement. that was part of my retirement plan. >> reporter: it is here on this empty lot on ashley drive jay's dream home was supposed to be built. he had a condo picked up for the 41st floor. it took him several years before he realized his dream was not going to come true. >> you can use a negative experience like this and destroy your life. >> reporter: you might expect someone with a negative experience involving donald trump to be appalled at the >> as much as i hate donald trump i would proba

. >> reporter: jeannie is streetsboro's first recipient of the stand for generosity initiative. >> we want to give back to the community. that's it. there are so many people out there doing good things. and they're not being recognized. >> reporter: how it works, those in the community must keep their eye out on that special someone who is willing to stick their neck out for others. >> i nominated jeannie because she is a person who exemplifies a generosity of spirit. she is a special education aid but she works for different teachers in the special education unit. she is always taking care of everyone else and never asking for recognition for it. >> reporter: and not only is that special person getting $500 for themselves, the other surprise is that they get an additional $500 to pay it forward to someone else. >> that won't be hard to do, because there's so many people of help. is that more cities can implement the idea. >> so our goal is, every six months we would like to do something. the hope is potentially for all of north east ohio if we can find enough sponsors to come along w

. >> a tv reporter in california was almost run over doing a live report as jeannie moos tells us who he credits with saving his life.te >> reporting can present dangers letter from a tear gas canister or from flying debris . what can happen in the parking lot of a fremont california store while reporting on a train derailment.s >> no injuries but you can't blame the reporter alex savidge for his reaction. >> his back was to the traffic, he credits his cameraman with before diving to safety. >> the elderly woman driving turn right on red into the path of another carr that hit and then she stood on the stepped on the gas instead of the brake.he >> the police took her license. >> this is the kind of thing that usually happens to the police not reporters,he when offices are stopped on the side of the road, everybody reacts differently to a close call, the cameraman's wife. >> said that should be able to walk the dog when you get home tonight. >> in this business, this is known as a life yet, but he could have ended up dead from thisis. >> coaches like to thank chad, >> jeannie moos cnn n

any way, jeannie mancini will join me shortly, as will cecile richards.remarks of yesterday are playing among women there in wisconsin. msnb chris jansing in milwaukee. thank you for joining us. you've been talking to people. >> all day long. the reaction from women has been very negative. didn't matter how old, which party they were in. i think they fell into three groups. in correspondence lou another group had this sort of visceral angry reaction. they couldn't believe what they were hearing. and they were very vee meahemen they thought about voting for him for president. the third, taking this long view. people who are worried about what a donald trump nomination would mean, because they believe he plays fast and loose with the facts. one example that was given to me by a business leader, apparently trump was meeting with a group of business leaders here in wisconsin, and according to this person, when talking about things like unemployment, and the deficit, got every single number wrong. had nothing but negative things to say about wisconsin. the quo

jeannie mose has the report. dangers whether from a tear gas canister or flying debris. >> get t back! get back! it's all coming apart! >> but what can happen in the parking lot of a freemont, california, 7-11 ile e reporting on a train derailment? >> and obviously it was a chaotic and confusing situation -- (bleep) (bleep) >> reporter: no one was hurt, buyou can't blame ktvu's alex savage for his reaction. >> my heart is -- hasn't stopped racing. since his back was to the traffic, alex credits his camera man for yelling get out of the way! before diving to safety. >> this is the man. that's chip vaughn. [ applause ] always has my back! >> reporter: turns out the elderly woman driving the white car turned right on red into the path of another car, got hit, then police say stepped on the gas instead of the brake. >> she missed me by about this much. >> police took her license. it freaks me out. >> this is the kind of thing that usually happens to police, not reporters. when officers are stopped on the side of the

i'm already changing my mom, jeannie e-mailed me, she's a tarheel, can a ram beat a horse. oklahoma winning the whole thing. i think horses are strong, and i think a horse can either outrun or kick in the head a ram. if the ram came up from behind jeannie may have a chance. i think a wildcat can beat an orange. that's just common sense. >> you can do all sorts of things to an orange. >> a wildcat and a sooner, a sooner is a horse. >> i think the horse can outrun or kick in the face a wildcat. >> i didn't know a sooner was a horse. >> i'm lost, i called my dad. the basketball expert. he picked north carolina, i have the pom-poms, that's all i have. he picked north carolina, he said, his heart is with villano villanova, but north carolina will take it. >> north carolina they have a legacy program, you can't count them out at all. >> my four picks, i picked little people versus the elderly the unathletic versus the chickens. they will advance and the chickens will be the final clamp on. none of them can participate in organized sports at this level. college basketball wreaks o

. >> reporter: jeannie received a big surprise thursday at her job. >> [ applause ] >> reporter: the special needs student aid was rewarded for being a generous person. >> it is unbelievable, overwhelming. i had no idea. >> reporter: local businessman dennis mcmichael says he came up for the idea stand for generosity after seeing too many negative stories in the media. >> i thought to myself there are so many generous people we need to highlight them. we don't know about them. that's exactly the idea rewarding people who deserve it. >> he and a panel of judges accepted nominations of residents in streetsboro and chose a winner. jeannie's nomination stood out. >> it was everything she did outside of the classroom that nailed it for her. the lady just gives and gives and gives. you could just see her love. it was amazing. >> it is good for all of us know how to be a better person. >> i just think the message really is, when we get up in the morning and get out of bed, what can we do, again, big or small, what can we do to make a life. that's the question we need to ask ourselves, what

i'm jeannie dean. we are staying on top of three big stories happening now. obama administration is allowing thousands of pregnant women and children in flint, michigan to get medicaid. that's in response to lead in the city's tap water. waiver allows those exposed to blood monitoring and help services for the next five years. >>> power outage in syria comes in the midst of a cease-fire.

jeannie dean 10 news wtsp. the fbi. now the creates of what's app may face a department of justice investigation. it is owned by facebook and allows you to send message and make phone calls online. a judge has given the department of justice the go ahead to look at messages for a criminal investigation. but those are encrypted. makers will have to decode them which creates another privacy versus security battle. >>> women make up half the work force but they hold less of s.t.e.m. jobs. that's science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. florida's polytechnic university is encouraging parents to help young women try to change. talk to them about the color that is in the jell-o. and how agriculture scientists could have been involved or a food scientist. >> getting girls involved in s.t.e.m. mean starting them at a young age and having a mentor that is also helpful. >>> no longer a victim. abuse survivor is on a mission to help others heal. that was lauren cook. she is the founder of lauren's kids. she is taking her

also on the list: barbara eden from "i dream of jeannie"... dawn wells, who played "mary ann' on (hee-der) heder... who starred in "napolean dynamite. tickets start at 25 dollars... but you'll have to pay extra if you want photos or autographs with the celebrities. 3 kids can enjoy a day out with thomas the tank engine today and tomorrow. it's all taking place at the florida railroad museum in parrish. you can take a 25-minute ride on a full-sized replica of thomas and even meet sir topham hatt. other activities will include storytelling, video viewing and live music. thomas will depart every 45 minutes starting at nine this morning. tickets start at 19-dollars. 3 you can also catch a *lot of live music this weekend. 50 bands on five stages. it's all part of the gasparilla music festival. it's taking place saturday and sunday at curtis hixon park in downtown tampa. "erykah badu" is headlining this year's festival. tickets for the festival start at 30- dollars for one day. 3 watch out for 'swamp monsters' today in weekie festival" kicks off tod

. >> jeannie dean live. speaking of bernie sanders. what if he won the primary tuesday night? let's get to 10 news reporter eric glasser live at the fairgrounds where bernie sanders is holding a rally at 7:00 p.m. tell us what would it look like if sanders did indeed win? >> reporter: it would this race. because it is so highly unexpect had the bernie sanders would win this state of florida. hillary clinton, as you heard the most recent polls. it would be an even larger place in michigan. that said, take a look at the line of people. bernie sanders supporters, many whom got here at 1:00 p.m. a line that wound its way not just around the building here here though is the reality of it. in florida the democratic primary, unlike the gop primary is not a winner take all race. majority of the 246 delegates up for grabs will be split proportionately to the vote. even if sanders were to pull off a slim victory, hillary clinton will walk away with a lot of florida delegates and a majority of super delegates. who at this point have overwhelmingly said they support her. sanders supporter

i'm jeannie dean. we are staying on top of three big stories happening now. obama administration is allowing thousands of pregnant women and children in flint, michigan to get medicaid. that's in response to lead in the city's tap water. waiver allows those exposed to blood monitoring and help services for the next five years. >>> power outage in syria comes in the midst of a cease-fire. >>> new information tonight about a south carolina teacher forced to resign over nude photos on her phone. the teacher says he is worried about her family's safety after getting threatening messages in her mailbox at home. she resigned last week. >> reporter: the messages were written on the back of one of the four photos taken from her phone. they said you got what you kids see. >> it has been very emotional. minute, the last 12 hours do i have anything left? >> reporter: county superintendant says arthur was not where she should have been at the time the incident occurred. >> if you are not in that hallway at that door greeting your students and monitoring the hallway you b

jeannie moos tells bus this heavy etal band twin. >> reporter: don't have much in common. the lead sinr for a heavy metal band orted cruz or do they? >> i don't really see the resemblance. >> reporter: but the internet sure does michael sweets, front man for the band stryker surrdered and tweet, i guess my doppelganger is ted cruz? i guess i better cancel the stryper tour to focus on my campaign. who cruz resembles is michael back when he was 22. the two do share the same religion. stryker is a christian heavy metal bandnd >> that i am really ted cruz and i have very big hands. people m irk stook him for boy george, but now they ask. >> if i am billy ray cyrus. i get that all the t te. never ted cruz. >> reporter: he says he plans to ve republican but still undecided. not the first time cruz has been@ accused of being a twin. opponents jok that cruz is actually the zodiac killer or even grandpa munster. cruz a aits he can't sing but he calls his wife ander is tornadoes her anyway i just called to say i love you >>reporter: michael suggests one of the band's classics to ser

what donald trump can and cannot achieve tomorrow is jeannie zeino. jeanne it may seem a little bit crass, how does that cut politically tomorrow? >> you know i'm not sure in the short term it is going to impact him at the polls that much. in part because we have early voting in some of these states so the important states like florida for instance have early voting. this has been kind of a pattern with donald trump where the things he's doing right before the primary or ca caucus don't impact him too much. but it's the same problem he's had before, is this person presidential? does he have the temperament to be president? i think he missed a great opportunity this weekend to show that he's presidential, to show that he has what it takes. when he was asked repeatedly whether he would not only denounce the violence but also whether he would apologize for anything he may have incited the violence and he absolutely refused to do that. that's going to be a problem for him in the long term but in the short term i don't know if it's going to impact him much

. >>> earlier we spoke with jeannie zano.he said last night will make the department race tighter. >> i don't think right now they are setting themselves up for a fractured convention because they have enter delegates and that is partly of the math. they are not popular, but they are the vast majority for hillary clinton. they could change their mind. that's part of the math and it's difficult to imagine that he could catch up at this point, unless she has some kind of catastrophe in her campaign and certainly something like that could happen. >> i want to go back to what you just said about the general election. if the presumptive nominees at this point are trump and clinton, does it bowed ill for clinton that trump and sanders both did well in a state like michigan with populace messages about the economy anti free trade protectist messages? >> it is a huge challenge for her. i think this is where she really has to be wary of donald trump because the nominee versus a ted cruz, because he is playing to that same base with th

>> chimpanzees jeannie and terry recently met, but they can't get enough of each other. >> the save theuary in florida posted this clip with the caption, they didn't want to let go. >> that's sweet. not much is known about them, but terry spent 18 years at the las vegas zoo without a companion. >> hopefully these two won't be separated any time soon. and they'll live out their days together. >> i think it's a little more than friendship going on there. >> maybe, maybe. >> "world news tonight" is coming up next. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm ama daetz. for all of us, thank you for joining us. we'll see you again at 6:00. >> see you then. bye-bye. >>> breaking news this friday night. >>> breaking news this friday night. the new fights breaking out at a trump rally. both outside, and inside. the clashes captured on video. >> get him out of here. >> the new security concerns after the assault earlier this week. as trump's republican rivals mount a last-ditch effort to stop him tuesday night. >>> celebrating nancy reagan. the former presidents. the first ladies sitting beside one another. the

murphy is charged with the murders of mark randal and jeannie sea crest back in 1990. he wasn't arrested until 1990 when his siblings came forward with information. >>> all new at 6:00, someone was robbed in a busy apartment complex in southeast charlotte. the victim told the police he was outside of his apartment in the strawberry hill complex off providence road just after 10:00 last night when he says the robber approached him. he says the suspect held him at gunpoint, took his wallet, and then ran off. the victim was not physically hurt. >>> all new tonight, charlotte fire investigators are saying that this fire at a restaurant in east charlotte was intentionally set. a channel 9 director took video of flames shooting out of the restaurant along albemarle road yesterday morning. firefighters have not said exactly why they believe this was set on purpose. it did cause about $120,000 worth of damage. >>> for nearly two decades, residents have called for a public beach at lake norman in mecklenburg county. >>> right now the only one is about 30 miles a i way in troutm

a very personal choice you have to make >> reporter: at the breast cancer hotline where survivor jeannie volunteers, it's too late for her mother and grandmother both young women who lost their battles with breast cancer. but there's new hope. >> it will take a few more years but i think it's going to happen. if it happens in my lifetime, it's a wow factor. >> reporter: researchers are cautiously optimistic, so much hinges on the next phase, testing on human tissue and clinical trials possible within three years. on long island, carolyn gusoff, >>> time to talk about the weather and two you outside. >> lonnie quinn is standing by because we got snow on the way. not too much on the way. >> you're right. there's not too much snow involved. honestly though, the timing is not great. folks could make for some slippery spots while sleeping, keep that in the back of your head, the mobile weather lab, all my goodies up top, the data display right here shows you 36.1 degrees. keep in mind, 36 one -- between 10 and 11. that's where you get your official readings. at belvedere castle, the official

. >> astronaut scott kelley spent almost a year at the i s s can testify to that, jeannie moose >>>reporter: if your answer to this -- -- >> do you wish you could grow taller. >> is yes. you could try growth supplements or even -- -- >>>reporter: >>>reporter: you could do what commander scott kelley did. go to space for almost a year. >> scott kelley, back on mother earth. >>>reporter: kelley arrived back after growing about an inch and a half. >> it's a phenomenal >> it's a phenomenon. >>>reporter: without gravity compressing the vertebrae, the space tkwaoepb/ disk expand slightly and the spine gets longer. the physical impact on scott kelley is being measured against his twin, former astronaut, mark kelley. >> it goes away pretty quickly, when you get reexposed to gravity. >> he isis already back to his own size. sometimes, the height requires nasa to go up in a space suit. it didn't prevent from donning a gorilla suit in space -- -- >> if you think this is no big deal, a phaoesly inch has become part of the presidential dbate. even space is not going to make your hands any bigger. as for

jeannie dean already singing the national anthem out there. head out. it benefits a great organization in manatee county. sunshine in the morning. partly cloudy in the afternoon. 77 on saturday. 80 on sunday. it gets even warmer. we'll go to the mid 80s most of next week. even humidity starts to come back. can't rule out an isolated next cold front will get here next saturday. you can catch our forecast in the newspaper. we teamed up with the tampa bay times and the ledger. you can find the five-day forecast right there. >>> president obama is thinking at the future. >> plans on what he is doing after living at the white house. >>> live to downtown st. petersburg. beautiful sky as we start off this friday morning together. if you are out there and you get a shot of the sunrise send >>> m&m are adding three new flavors. they are chile nut, coffee nut and honey nut. they should be hitting store shelves soon. the bag has the details on how to vote. >>> the president says he and his family plan on the staying in washington, d.c. after his term is over. he w

there is a great wired piece about you which is that jeannie knows what it is like to helm an alien unicorn you doing differently and better? with ning was to enable niche networks, and with mighty bill we are enabling them for the new era. you have a supercomputer in your pocket now and with that we cannot connect people within these networks so as they get bigger and bigger they still feel intimate and we are able to connect the most relevant people to each other. about we are talking leaving rates unchanged, what does that mean for you? how am a huge believer in, do we expand and make more inclusive who gets to be a technology entrepreneur. i think this whole model of go and raise tens of hundreds of millions of dollars will never go away. it's going to be available to fewer people, not more and more. so what i am passionate about, and what my team is passionate we take thew do things that have been created and as more people join it not only gets easier to manage but also more valuable to every member who joins. that is facebook, instagram, airbnb, ebay -- the list goes on and on. from

. >> that's terri and jeannie. they have become inseparable, so much so they won't stop holding hahas. it's the largest chimp sanctuary in the world right here in fort pierce. >> two dececades alone. >> what was he doing? >> i don't know. hanging out. >> poor thing. >>> hear about dogs being used to lead the blind. what about fighting diabetes. >> there's a aervice dog for everything. check out this pup right here. what he did to save his young owner. how he sensed something that was going wrong and maybe saved that boy's life. >>> we continue to follow a developing story this morning. a man shot and killed on a busy street. the gunman still on the run thisorning. we're going to hear from the victim's family. >> one woman dead, a woman hospitalized after a crashsh on young circle scrambling >>> and incredible story that has you saying how did he do that? >> they are amaying. this black lab is just aheadie and he y his sense of smeme in order to save his young boy before he has a diabetes attack. seven-year-old luke

jeannie asks slowa twitter, i would like to know what website i can go to for a free credit score check get a free credit report by going to annualcreditreport.com. you get the exact report anybody would see if they called it up. when you get to a credit score, there's a bunch of companies out there that will act like they're giving you a free one but will charge one or say give us your credit card number, then we'll give it to you and you forget to unsubscribe and you subscribe for years. and then there's creditkarma.com. that's a good place to go. but it is not going to be your fico score. that's the main score that's used. there's other ones out there. if you want to get your fico score, it costs about $19. if you're buying a house or car, spring for the $19. it kills consumer advocates like myself that you have to pay for your own credit score. but it's worth the money. >> i just bought a 2015 ford with 20,000 miles and offered an extended warranty. is that something to consider? >> it is. most people hate these things. i think what you can do is lock in what the cost of that car is

spending 18 years alone, at a las vegas zoo he was transferred to a sanctuary in florida where he met jeannie. they started holding hands and they don't like let. they won't let go. even when one decides to change positions, the other would lie day, switch hands and make it work. nothing more romantic than obsession. >> kind of like us, don't ever let go. like seriously don't let go. >> let go later in the xhushl. >> it's beautiful but kind of sad. they shouldn't have kept them alone for 1 years and shows how we need other people to be happy. >> or another chimp or -- >> we need love, right, and companionship. >> thank you, guys. i don't know where this is going. >> let's get it over to the forecast and indra petersons. hey, indra. >> i feel like we'll be changing subjects quickly. look at this dome of high pressure. i'm loving it on the east coast, temperatures 30 degrees above normal. also cold, a blocking high. like a big bubble that is middle of the country from being east. with that we've been talking about flooding concerns that will just not go away. it's going to take time but eventua

more and more people are obviously taking that pledge, but jeannie moos reports on the very first dog to do it. >> reporter: repeat after him. i pledge alleance to the donald -- >> should we do the pledge? >> let's do the pledge. >> raise your right hand. i swear q am going to vote for donald trump next week. raise that hand. i love you. >> reporter: but not everyone loves the pledge. all of those up-raised hand remindome of a nazi salute that trump called ridiculous though he promised to look into it because he didn't want to offend anybody. >> when say raise your hand, everybody raises their hand. they are screaming to me to do it. they want to do it. >> reporter: but they didn't all want to do it. >> i do solemnly swear -- >>reporter: look at the furry that seemed to be an unwilling pledge participant. >> will vote for donald j. trump! >> reporter: video of the doggy pledge resistor went viral. >> i do solemnly swear -- >>reporter: inspiring tweets like friends don't let man's best friend vote trump. and donald has canine supporters and the dog reluctant to raise his right paw went

spending 18 years alone, at a las vegas zoo terry was transferred to a sanctuary in florida where he met jeannie. they started holding hands and even when one decides to change positions, the other would lie day, they'd just switch hands and make it work. nothing more romantic than obsession. right? >> kind of like us, don't ever let go. like seriously don't let go. >> we'll let go later in the commercial. >> it's beautiful but kind of sad. had they shouldn't have kept them alone for 18 years and shows how we need other people to be happy. >> or another chimp or -- >> thank you, guys. going. >> let's get it over to the forecast and indra petersons. hey, indra. >> i feel like we'll be changing subjects very quickly, yeah. look at this dome of high pressure. i'm loving it on the east coast, >>> good morning, everybody. meteorologist amy freeze here live in the accuweather center. sunshine and clouds with 60 degrees forked high. sunshine tonight is at 6:00 p.m. a reminder, we spring forward overnight. low in new york is 49. then tomorrow morning, 62. take care of those clocks. spring forward. showe

and there is no better proof of that than seeing my colleague, jeannie mose who is known for these stories cnn, none of which involve the hard news of the day, but i into he had to pl -- need to play you this story from last night and ask you about it on the our side. have a look. >> little marco, that's what tess. little marco. >> always calling me little marco. >> little marco rubio. >> have you seen his hands? they're like this. >> little mouth on him, bing. >> you know what they say about men with small hands? you sca you can't trust them. >> i've never seen anything like this. >> that's right. >> what it makes me wonder, beyond the, did i just hear that, what do you do after this campaign is over? can you go back to being a florida senator? can you go back to standard politics as usual, or are you done? >> no. you go back to who you are. and what you believe rather quickly. the american people have picked on something we've known for a long time in this business, is that there is a performance kind of level to this, something that i think you've seen more candidates now more than ever

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hardy: this women's history month i'd like to talk about jeannie levin, a woman who knows a thing or two about breaking through those glass ceilings. in fact, the air force's first female fighter pilot, the sky has always been her limit. colonel levin will soon take command of the 57th wing of the air force base back in my district, becoming the first woman to ever do so. this will make her the highest ranking female officer ever in nellis and will place her in charge of the military's most important air combat testing and training assets. while colonel levity's distinguished career of the united states air force has been filled for many first for women, it's important to remember that her achievements are the result of her being the best officer and commander for the job, man or woman. and with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? pohl i ask permission to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman i

here's cnn jeannies into. >> you hajeanne moos. >> they are such liars. hands are what rival marco rubio had the nerve to call small. >> and you know what they say about man with small hands. you can't trust them. >> reporter: trust trump to pick up the gauntlet. >> i've always had people say, donald, you have the most beautiful hands. >> reporter: we tried to remain a hands-off attitude about this story but when the donald jumped in, so did we. >> he said i have small hands. they are not small, are they? i've never heard that one before. >> reporter: oh, yes, he did, says the editor of "the vanity fair," who once described trump as a short fingered vulgarian. actually, quite short, the editor wrote back to trump. others have piled on. a website called shortfingers.com post what seem to be real and photoshopped photos emphasizing trump's hands. the new republic said his tiny fingers reflect cocktail weenies and that christie's hands are even smaller than the donald. one commenter suggested russian leader vladimir putin also has short fingers, as if all to

jeannie mccarthy has been called before the science committee for example because of using her personalail for government business. this e-mail that i've head today appears to be evidence of a delivered intention to mislead. going back to the fact that most employees try to do the best they can, that a handful don't, i think that this indicates that there's a culture of secrecy and a lack of transparency that starts at the top. how would you respond to that? >> i would respond by saying that epa has a policy of not using personal e-mail. and if there is an instance where it is necessary for technical reasons to copy one's government account. >> well she did that. six weeks later. i have got a copy of the law here title 44 regarding federal records that requires -- that indicates, mr. chairman, that she didn't copy this in a timely manner. you know, i want to -- this is not about finger pointing. and that's what troubles me about this hearing. it's not about politics. it's about these people who have suffered injury because of the failure of government. and i just want to say this. i bel

they debuted a new hombre greenr hair color.or she posted his picture and captioned for jeannie and a.all ri it almost doesn't look like herr >> i know. i kw it didn't look like her to me tm either.eier >>> they're headed back to where it all began. beg grammy award winner kellyelly clarkson and cary underwood will be performing on the seriess finale of american idol. the three night grand finalendin week of american idol kicks offo with a show titled american idoi american dream. the 90 minute retrospective will air on tuesday april 5th rightth here on fox and feature many former as well as judges, simon cowell, paula abdul and randy jackson.ackson >> wow. >> one idol star who will beill noticeably absent from the the celebrity lineup is philip phillips. >> why?>> w >> singer is current until legal battle with nike entertainment to escape what his league teamgt called oppressive contracts that came along with his season 11 1 win. wi now the two part grand finale on american idol will be broadcast live from dolby theaters ons on wednesday april 6th and thursday april 7th right here on

is the jeannie out of the bottle? is there any way to contain this? >> the goal is to destroy isil. president obama has the right goal but the strategy is not going to work. you need a ground component to supplement the air campaign. policing muslim communities, torturing people is not the answer. so we need a ground component. i'd form a regional army of arab nations would be part of that army, go into saer i can't and take back the land that isil honds. >> but even if you did that tomorrow you still have a situation in brussels and in other western european capitals and god forbid maybe even here where you have people who are willing and inspired by isis. >> if you did that tomorrow isil over time would become less effective, lose their command and control. there would be no place to go to in syria, they would be seen as losers not winners. it would take a while but if you don't destroy them on the ground this continues. another 9/11 is coming near here, it's being planned as i speak in syria, the only way to interrupt the next attack on our homeland is to go on the ground and hit