joining me tonight, jim moore, investigative journalist and author of "bush's brain." harold cook, democratic political strategist. i guess you can give perry credit for one thing. he just won't give up. let's start with this. jim, do republicans see a felony indictment for abuse of power as a qualification for the presidency? >> i think the way they're looking at this ed is they're thinking on the far right, it's like a badge of honor. you know, remember, we are the center of the hippie universe in texas. austin is 35 square miles of real estate surrounded by texas. they think it came from the democrats in texas. but the truth is what they have to confront is the very real fact that this has been appealed three times and it has not gone away. one of the judges in a court that is presently facing the criminal court of appeals is a perry appointee, i expect motions there to try to get him dismissed. don't think that's going to happen. it's probably going to get hurt and even if perry should lose the state will then appeal. the truth is he's going to go all the way throug

also jim moore, the former cfo of yahoo!. we are still digesting this news.ut george, what is your reaction? george: oh my god. emily: oh my god rightis right. you were in the company that evan founded. george: noah founded it and evan become the ceo. jack then became the ceo. then evan reluctantly became the ceo. it has been profiled in a couple books. this is a company of rotating ceos. i am not surprised,, they stumble the exits -- based on all of the exits of others before. based on the people who have exited, there was no other choice to go about to find the new ceo. sarah: i think what we should not be surprised by is the founder. the founder has increasingly had to get involved with twitter over the past year. the founders, evan and jack have been to what is called tee time into the twitter's offices. listen to, we believe -- listen to him, we believe in vision. they have been trying to instill this in dick. but still the questions keep coming. they have actually been talking to recruits and saying no, it's ok, it is safe to come work for twitter. mayb

jim moore called it quote, an unfortunate incident for all parties involved.at happened there, but i know at my boy's soccer team we have a strict you know you have to wait a day before you talk to a coach with a kettle ball or anything else. >> so many reports were that his son was yelled at by this coach during a practice or weight training. p. diddy, puff daddy, mr. combs was upset. >> again, 24 hours with my son's travel soccer team. if your son gets yelled at you have to wait 24 hours and get talked to by the coach. >> real high stakes in the 7-year-old soccer team? >> indeed. >>> dozens of tornadoes touching down. dozens of buildings destroyed and several people injured. we'll have that next. now i can tell the doubters to stick it. hey, honey. stick it! stick it! stick it! nana? hi... stick it! can you give your mommy a message for me? stick it! get a domain website and email starting at $1/month all at godaddy. i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about st

joining me tonight, jim moore, genevieve woods, and mitch cesar, who has 40 years of roots in florida. i thought i would throw that in there. i'll start with you, mitch. what did you think of the presentation that jeb but on today? >> i thought it was vintage bush. i mean you know he had a little trouble. he's a little bit, you know out of practice. a little wooden. did his best. i thought it was interesting he chose miami. i frankly would have been more impressed if he had it in iowa. but what i thought was most interesting is he used the term i want to disrupt washington. that's his way of showing that he's not the establishment candidate, which of course he is. it's like the commercial they used to have on where the boss is yelling, we have to stop the man. we have to stop him, and the employee says, but you are the man. so it's a way of him getting around, that shows he's independent, not part of the bush family, but he's also trying to get away from the fact that he's hired the same foreign policy advisers who advised his brother george w. so i thought the speech was good but it

joining me from austin is political analyst jim moore and he's the author of "bush's brain." gay couple walks up to some justice of the peace office in texas and what happens now given the way this sort of nullification thing is going on down there? >> well, they're not going to get a permit in every county in this state. the dallas morning news has been doing research today and about a third of the counties that they've called are still not issuing permits. over in east texas where the piney woods are over behind what some folks call the pine curtain, there was a couple that went in to get a permit and they were denied and they filed suit and the county relented and gave it to them. some counties have been doing it. the major counties are issuing permits but there's still resistance. what ted cruz is doing is blunt-force stupidity talking about lawyers who are unelected which if they've recently upheld in the past many things that senator cruz and other conservatives in texas are in favor of then they like the court. now they don't like the court so much in texas. >> cruz, f

ucla coach jim moore released a statement calling it an unfortunate incident. one of these pieces the guy he got into the altercation with was accused at a point prior in his career of tripping a jets player as he ran down the field if it's the same guy. but i'm just saying. bill: i didn't know diddy had a son who plays football. martha: yes he does. we have a fox news alert. tom brady's appeal hearing just gotten started a few blocks from here at the nfl headquarters in new york city. he snuck the back door. brady and roger goodell going head to made over this four-game suspension. the attorney whose findings led to that punishment will also thereby today. the nfl say the patriots quote more likely than not intentionally deflated footballs before a crucial playoff game with the colts. the investigation found brady was quote generally aware of what was going on. so do they have a good argument here the patriots? jim gray a sportscaster and fox news analyst. it seems their argument is twofold. question of the authority whether the person who granted this punishm

tom: jim glassman, kate moore the younger are really doing better.e of this is the mib report that came out. the candidate pool is limited. we heard that from a lot of our clients that run businesses around the country. we are not finding the right candidates in our geography. if the younger people are willing to travel and be more flexible in where they live, perhaps some of this bottleneck will be solved. tom: david rosenberg is saying this is coming. is it? kate: it is coming. i do not think we are talking about massive wage inflation but we are seeing tightening among sectors and industries. there is enough reason to be optimistic in the labor market to expect this data to pick up by the end of the year. vonnie: do we know if they will go or come back in a certain period? kate: this connection is fairly recent. one of the frustrations with previous generations is that if you bought a home, you became wed to the county or state that you lived in. we want people to feel like they can change industries and change states. brendan: renting versus owni

moore. joining us on the phone right now is cal-fire division chief jim crawford. chief crawford, what more can you tell us about the fire? >> : justed o'clock tonight received a call about of vegetation fire. we ride the fire was about 50 a. it was really windy tonight the fire continued to spread the by now were starting to gain the upper hand on that-it. >> pam: can you explain area. and the homes that are threatened. >> : it has a very good buffer from protecting them from leaving the site. it's located in never remote area. >> pam: next explain why the wind pushed it to 300 a.. >> : it's been pretty moderate when it has been about 25 mi. an hour. >> pam: read as worried about the fire spreading tonight. >> : we're now word we can leave it in this status on false status. >> pam: powerful winds were a major factor in how quickly this fire got out of control. diane tuason is here to tell us about the weather condition now. diane- what's happening now and will strong winds be an issue all weekend? >> : livermore 25 mi. an hour winds. and mellon howff 21 mi. gas. i

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moored in camden, others in philadelphia. >> very good. doug shimell live at the delaware waterfront, thank you. >>> "nbc 10 news at 6:00" is next. >> here's jimenfield. >>> coming up next on "nbc 10 news at 6:00," getting the power and cable restored. tonight we are asking when the lights will be turned back on. >>> i'm tracking heavy rain tonight. what you need to know as we get closer to the weekend. my first alert forecast is next. >>> i'm chris cato in vatican city. where mayor nutter called on a doctor for advice for security on pope francis. >>> right now at 6:00 rain and lots of it on the way at the worst time. crews will have to work in the rain to get the lights back on to thousands and until they do many will have to spend a soggy night in the dark. good evening. i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm renee chenault-fattah. the first alert weather team is tracking rain that's set to hit any minute now. taking a live look at our camera up in the poconos, that will be one of the first areas to see the rain coming. >> nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking the rain for us. >> it's moving in pretty quickly. it

rachel moore claims school officials blocked her from getting a teaching post and denied her a scholarship because of her race, gender and pregnancy. the koch plant was dismissed 18 months later after a jimnd no evidence of discrimination. so rachel dolezal resigned as the head of the naacp spokane chapter today. tomorrow morning she will sit down with matt lauer for an exclusive interview on the today show. again, you will hear from dolezal herself tomorrow morning right here on nbc4. >>> next, how police tracked down the gunman accused of shooting an ice cream truck driver in front of a group of kids and why they believe he pulled the trigger. >>> and what may have caused a toy train filled with families to topple at a park. >>> traffic jamie wanted a taste of the real new orleans and we just couldn't say no to that face. then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours. >>> still tracking rain and storms on storm team4 ra

jim crow was an awful institution. we can't change those things but we can have a great positive debate at the role of the symbols in our state and take down this flag. >> matt moore so much for your time. >> thank you. >> joining me now is salon's editor at and communication's director for emily's list and staff writer for slate. jamel, let me start with you. we talked about this yesterday. nikki haley flanked by bipartisan legislators making a decision i think is long over due. it has given rise to a conversation about slavery, which i think is both shocking and high time. what has been your reaction to the last 424 hours? >> it really has been remarkable. there have been attempts to remove state flagoufve flags from buildings in other states where they have typically failed. i think the killings last week really shocked a lot of white southerners to be frank into action and to seeing the symbols aren't actually innocuous. and that they -- i think they represent a reprehensible and hateful period in our history. and that people who are reprehensible and hateful draw inspiration from them. >> yeah. and i was going to say it has been the republican party in partic