and he told me, take it like a man, joanne. you take it like a man.ight, ladies, take care. god bless. see you. >> bye. >> okay. >>> it's never good news when the phone rings at 5:00 in the morning. i knew something wasn't right. he just began sobbing and saying no, no, something horrible must have happened. >> it was just before midnight when the shooting started. >> had been shot multiple times. he was on the ground face down. >> a man was dead, but not just any man. >> how do you kill superman? how is superman dead? >> he was an olympian, and a father, killed, his wife says, by an intruder in his own back yard. >> describe them to me. how fast they were.

is it joanne? joanne, go ahead. joanne, you got to stick by your phone. let's go to darlene in oregon. also line for democrats. darlene, good morning. caller: good morning. i want to make a comment. it really bothers me that people have called the american health care act which was a law that was passed by the senate and house of representatives. it became a law. the american health care act -- host: are you talking about the affordable health care act? caller: ok. but calling it obamacare was a way to discredit the president and also to discredit that health care act and i wanted to comment that all americans deserve health care. this is a law that they are trying to reverse. they can -- if they can reverse a law that they all voted on the ones that have been there, you know, at least what, 10 years or five years, it means that there's nothing that we can count on. no law can be counted on if you can just reverse what one president did. and i also want to comment one other thing. i think people raised president reagan up and the truth of the matter is th

joining us now is joanne bradford the coo of sofi. welcome. nice to see you. >> thank you.d morning. >> good morning. so as a company that does lending and wealth management, you have a ton of people's sensitive financial data. how do you protect that in an age where we're seeing attacks like this one today and this weekend? >> yeah, well, we do a couple of products. we have student loan refinancing, personal loans, mortgages, and investment accounts. so we have lots of information. we monitor all the time. we have in place measures, extra authentication for consumers. and have not had any issues to date. so we hope we can keep it that way going forward. >> generally the whole industry is built around more online lending and online finance. is it more or less vulnerable than traditional banking? >> well, we think that we're less vulnerable because we actually have just one control point. the only place you come to sofi.com is one place. we don't have branches which make it less points of vulnerability. but really for the consumer it's more about speed and ease of use and ge

joanne pileggi has more on the troubling case. >> reporter: a bizarre act of vandalism at the cemeteryn feltonville. a family believes that someone spray painted satanic or voodoo images in front of their mother's gravesite and they don't why. >> irish roman's mother was buried at green mount 12 years ago. this week her family had a rude surprise at the gravesite. >> it was scary for me because i believe that symbol is related something with the devil. >> reporter: this makeshift was spray painted just inches away from her mother's headstone. >> they don't have no respect for the dead, you know. once the person die, it's in peace. whatever place they are, i don't know, but whatever -- god take them, but please lay in peace, let them be in peace. >> it scared us. we didn't know what to do. made us feel more sad than anything. she was more of a christian woman so to see some symbol that's very very close to voodooism. >> family members took pictures of the weird graffiti and contacted the management. asking about security for the cemetery and gravesites. >> the problem is this gate stays

joanne. >> reporter: that's right dawn.shootings here in chester within a few hours of each other. one of them was deadly and it happened right here on madison street. this is the spot where a chester man was gunned down last night. shot as many as four times in the chest and stomach. and this is a photo of the victim, 28-year-old car rim craig with his two sons ages four and six years old. witnesses say there was some type of block party here last night. car rim craig got into his car and he was shot around 10:15. family members created a memorial where it happened. they say they are beyond sad. >> it's really crazy out here. >> i couldn't even come around here last night. >> reporter: you got the phone call that said? >> that kareem was killed. and he was in the car dead. >> oh, my god. >> horrible. >> so many people out on the block nobody scene or heard anything. >> reporter: police here in chester investigating this shooting, this fatal shooting that left two sweet kids without a dad. there were two other shootings all

joanne tillry watches us every day 5 to 7 and enjoys watching kevin learn dance moves and joanne saysker has mastered his walk. >> indeed he has and according to joanne all of us here are her favorites. she loves waking up us to to start her day. that's so nice. she asked have an awesome day on purpose. and remember to smile. >> help pi birthday gary. >> thank you very much. >> no thank you. >> those are good. >> very good. >> temperatures out there 66 now. culpeper 60. winchester 61. and up there in martinsburg at 63. and there's a couple of rain showers moving from west to east. we'll wait and see if they hold it severe slight weather risk we're in marginal risk and something could be strong. maybe outside chance something could be severe as well. depends on how much sunshine we today we should get more than yesterday. weekend forecast with thunderstorms on saturday afternoon 83 degrees and typical almost summerlike day. sunday looking like it's going to be wetter of the two days. there will be showers and thunderstorms mostly cloudy and temperatures still in the upper 70s and low 8

joann stock "puede enviar información a las autoridades, hacer cosas automáticas, por ejemplo, pararlas tuberías de gas o de agua, avisar a los bomberos, avisar hasta a los ascensores que paren en un piso temprano y abran las puertas." tras esta noticia, reaccionaron inmediatamente los científicos y expertos en sismología como la reconocida dra. lucy jones, quien por medio de un comunicado dijo que "está profundamente decepcionada... y que el eliminar los $10 millones anuales que el gobierno ha estado invirtiendo frenaría el programa y se desperdiciarían los $23 millones que ya se han invertido." jessica robles - residente de california "donald trump está más enfocado en cosas negativas que en cosas que nos beneficien a nosotros." los residentes de california ya están avisados que el temido y gran terremoto conocido como el "big one", pueda ser aún más devastador de lo pensado y les preocupa el hecho de que las autoridades no reciban este aviso a tiempo. sot armida aguirre - residente de california "sí me preocupa un poco porque sé que siempre hay terremotos aquí... es mejor estar pr

fox 29's joanne pileggi live in kensington with the very latest. joanne? >> reporter: good evening, dawn, joyce, good evening everyone. you have children, you know children. this story is so disturbing. two punks on bikes cruised that was this neighborhood last nigh& and start shooting. this kensington neighborhood knowing there were kids everywhere last night. we just spoke to a neighbor who picked up the little boy price johnson who was shot last night. this was the scene on malta street just minutes after the shooting. cops everywhere. picking up evidence counting the many shelf casings after a father and son were shot as they sat on their front porch at 9:15 last night. this neighbor who didn't want to show his face or give his name in fear retaliation talked to us a short time ago. >> two guys drove up on the bike. said, this is out block, started firing. i dropped down. the dad went inside limping. he said he was shot. so i went up on the porch to check on the baby because he was crying. so i thought he was just scared i didn't know he was shot yet.

>> joanne, thanks. >>> now to the deadly blast in manchester. british police have arrested a 44-year-old man in connection with the suicide bombing at monday night's ariana grande concert. police not exactly saying why he was arrested, only saying this investigation is moving fast. that man is one of nine people being held for questioning. also, today, ariana grande announced shell return to manchester for a benefit concert to raise money for the victims and their families. suicide bomber killed 22 people and injured dozens of others minutes after the singeroncert. >>> leaders at the g7 summit showed a united front pledge to go work together to fight terrorism. leaders from seven democratic nations signed two declarations he international battle but president trump stood at odds with other leaders were it came to climate change. fox's lauren blank charred explains where the allies differ. >> reporter: leaders of the seven wealthiest nations about to wrap up their two-day summit in italy while not everyone agreeing on climate change, one thing th

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joanne . >>> eagles are the champion of the world. >>> eagles are looking for big things from carson wentz. but are they happy about off season. a scary crash that sent a car flying into the retaining wall >> we have a lot to talk about. the free falling phillies coming into this afternoon's game, lost 21 out of 27 games. the fewest wins in the national league. they had a chanc

. >>> it was supposed toob short little vacation for joanne that.he long-term commitment. she went on a trip to panama and while she was gone, she was like, forget about it. she quit her job in finance and decided to learn how to kite surf. and not only that, do it long-term. >> how long? >> now she's been gone for about 18 months and not only that, because of how cute she is and her passion for this sport, she's now even sponsored. so she's making money, she's living the life, she's cute as heck and we can all be a little jealous. >> that's awesome. because she just seized that opportunity. she went on a vacation, it turned into a thing. she's being paid to live the lifestyle which then attracted those sponsors. she has figured out the secret to a happy life. >> that's the dream. that's how you want it to happen for you. it can happen. if you're positive about it and you chase what makes you happy, then you can do it too. >> your face. >> i'm like i want to go kite surf. >> let's also keep in mind she was in finance, so she's probably got some thin

the honor goes to joanne tillery who watches every morning from 5:00 to 7:00 a.m.early riser. watching kevin learn dance moves, don't we all and tucker has mastered his walk as well. >> yes, indeed he has. according to joanne all of us are her favorites she loves waking up to us to start her day. have an awesome day and remember to smile. >> great advice. thanks joanne. >> she practice what is she preaches with that great smile. >> love it. >> 7:55. >> love that smile. >> hi tuck. >> if jim is doing the final five aren't we doing the first five. >> the first six and a half. >> i'm counting on jim to bring the heat to the 4:25 news hour. he'll carry it. >> we're up to 69 degrees. guess what? i've got breaking news. i'm getting reports of some sunshine breaking out across the area. >> what? >> we may get little more sun than yesterday which would be great news. temps in the 80s this afternoon and i do want to throw out there looks like thunderstorms return this afternoon yet another cold front here off to our north and west and when this approaches later today, we go

they are the dynamic duo behind one of the highest rated shows on cable, joann and chip gaines. now two of his partners are suing caressing may knowingly duped them out of a chance to cash in as well. chip and to partner started magnolia in 2007 as a real estate management company with only one agent. in 2013, chip bought out his partners for $5,000, just before hd tv signed a deal to reduce "fixer-upper." they claim they deserve a chance to profit from the adventure. the gains attorney releasing a statement saying -- we will have more on the "fixer upper" fallout at 7:00 a.m. nobody does underwater stunts, sylvia. except me, of course. this is my stop. ♪ if you're a stuntman, you cheat death. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. número uno! an announcement from the royal family overnight. the word coming down from buckingham palace about vince philip. onry: cool today, but rain the way for tomorrow. veronica johnson tracking some big changes

joanne, providence, kentucky.y comment is this president is becoming more unhinged as time goes by. he's got all of the surrogates covering up what he is doing. i really think he needs to be impeached. he's got no business being in office. host: frank, rochester, new york. caller: i am concerned on how people believe these so-called sources that are in the newspaper. considering that we already have a presentation done at the white house by one of the individuals that were right in the office and in the building where the russians were, and he said it never happened. who are these official sources? c-spanl question is, is c-span or is it msnbc? host: we want to hear your thoughts this morning. lewis is an colorado springs. republican. caller: good morning come c-span. elementwith that last that we need to find out where the leaks are coming from. that is the problem. the washington post is the same paper that was trying to bring down trump during his campaign and up until today. they ought to find a way somehow to

there is mary ann and joanne. >> do they look alike at all? >> what? >> after a good long vacation in the caribbean. >> after they get a little color? >> little color. >> okay, so, kit kat kline, is she in the control room right now, megan? kit kat kline, let's punch her up, remind you who she is. she is married to a lovely guy named dan. >> dan. and she has a real cool brother, ran into him on walnut st. the other day. his name is aling. >> alec. if you married her brother, it would be alex and alex roomberg. >> very loving picture there. look at that. >> her brother loves her husband, and vice versa. >> so they're the same type. they don't look alike necessarily. >> they're like lovers. >> oh. that's so fun. >> i i mean -- >> it is a bromance. >> that is interesting. >> so they both kind of frat guys, like sports, with their hats back smashed. >> complete frat boys, look nothing alike, but in that picture they look like -- >> doesn't look like the same guy. >> personality wise? >> personalities? >> similar personalities, yes. they're both obsessed wi

. >> reporter: owner joann jenkins says it comes from a tail of a doughnut make shore needed a great name for his shop. >> woman named pruneela and in the 1800s she would go and enter mens competition for sports. every time she came back from a competition she had fractured something. he thought that was a unique name for his doughnut shop. so therein lies the name of the fractured prune. we don't any of prunes in ourll. >> reporter: let's talk about options like chocolate. i'm glad you sell them with the warning label. >> that is right becautenise tlr doughnuts are hot, made to order, doughnuts dipped in glaze and different toppings. you can go crazy. one glaze and as many want all e price. >> reporter: they are looking for a new flavored doughnut to dub the wildwood days doughnut and i'm feeling inspired. >> i think of wildwoodaffl, ice. kut then i think of the banana like a ferris wheel. so lets see how t fresh out of the friar doughnut i'm giving it a dunk inann rainbow jimmies. a drizzle of a nan, drizzled strawberry. >> very good. >> looking pretty good. >> and then finally. >>

this is from joanne munchauer. "hey, jimmy, you should tell more knock-knock jokes on your show."y if you guys are up for it. [ cheers and applause ] knock knock. >> audience: who's there? >> jimmy: gorilla. >> audience: gorilla who? >> jimmy: gorilla me a a hamburger, i'm hungry. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ ha ha ha ha ha we know that joke was good ♪ ♪ ha ha ha ha ha we like that joke you told ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm sorry. who are you guys? >> we're two members of the early '80s new wave band, spandau ballet. [ light laughter ] here is a photo of us. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, very good. >> yes, and we're deeply sorry if that threw you off. that's just how we laugh. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that's how you laugh? >> yes. we are deeply, deeply sorry. >> jimmy: no problem. don't be deeply sorry. do you guys mind if i read another knock-knock joke? >> of course. please go ahead. >> jimmy: knock, knock. >> audience: who's there? ♪ ♪ ha ha ha ha ha we know that joke was good ♪ >> jimmy: guys, guys, guys, stop. guys, stop, stop, stop. stop. i didn't even -- i did even

tonight, trinity college president joanne berger-sweeney shares her humble opinion that universities exactly the place for these difficult conversations. have a listen. >> these days, you can't miss the criticism aimed at higher education. we hear it: we're a bunch of intolerant elites; our students are precious snowflakes. as educators, we're stifling speech and thought, and we're not preparing students for the real world. frankly, i get it. lately, some campus protests around the country have gone awry in truly ugly ways. now, it's commencement season. are controversial speakers going to be uninvited and ceremonies halted by protests? if so, all of us in higher education should be ashamed. it's our job as educators to uphold free speech and to teach the responsibilities that come with that freedom. and yes, we must provide safe spaces-spaces that are safe for speech, not from it. but it seems more than ever that we're just refusing to hear one another. maybe that's because listening to the other side can hurt. let me tell you: as an african american woman, i've heard it all, and a

morning joanne chors. joe and mika are engaged.borough proposed while they were away on vacation. rumors started swirling after he addressed their relationship in an interview with the hollywood reporter last month. msnbc confirmed their engagement early this morning. >>> carolyn clark grew up listening to gnat king cole but never knew the man with the signature voice was her biological grandfather. >> barbara harris sont presented award for case. the centers for adoption services right here in washington. barbara then invited clark to tell the story of how she put the pieces to figure out the truth about her family. and that is something that is simply unforgettable. >> reporter: she was born in new york city on christmas day 1964. adopted at three days old by teachers ver in a and robert clark. they loved her dearly. and she them. growing up, they had shared what they knew about her birth mother. >> i knew she had been sent to new york sort of, you know, hidden away so that people wouldn't know she was pregnant. >> reporter: caro

joanne has the honor of introducing the betty murphy award winner. >> good morning. it is indeed an honor and a privilege to present the 2017 betty southern murphy award to linda. this award name for that late betty murphy, a legend among republican lawyers, a regular pointy, she headed that an nlrb and was on the ground-- ground floor in launching the program. i had the privilege to be her partner for 11 years and knew her work ethic, leadership and generous heart. that he championed the overlooked, unsung heroes who made big things happen for everyone else. after her death, i headed that rnla committee which named an award in her honor to recognize these unsung heroes, republican trailblazer with organizational builders who inspire others and make significant change. our 2017 awardee, linda kearns, is one such leader. to understand the significance, one only has to appreciate the importance of pennsylvania to the election of president trump. indeed, it put him over the top and a senator to me to republican control of the senate linda, a native pennsylvania is from

and joanne nadler, author, written books on the conservative party.jor's conservative government. can i start with you, what is your reaction to what has happened today? do you think, it seems like there was clear goals, did they achieve them? what we did see was a very authentic version of mrs may and her husband. who i have known for very many years. not particularly well, that i have met them on several occasions. have they come across on the television is how they come across when you meet them face to face. if the intention was to introduce people to the real mr and mrs may, it was a successful project. do you agree with that? that the prime minister, known for being somewhat wooden, she came across as being a bit warmer? more of a human being? interesting, as a completely nonpolitical journalist, interesting, as a completely nonpoliticaljournalist, i watched the tv viewer's i. it was interesting nonpolitical questions, all glued togetherfor interesting nonpolitical questions, all glued together for one specific outing. perhaps not theresa may's

pageant was host by joanne hough and terrence jay. the runner up was miss new jersey. newly crowned misuse a will compete in the miss universe. one of our editors at fox5 al richardson his daughter will now become the new miss d.c. so it's a win-win for us. how great, right 80. >> awesome. >> win-win and a win holly you're absolutely right. thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> more details about one of the largest cyber security attacks ever. what you need to know before you turn your computer on this morning. >> let's take a live look outside on this monday morning. should be a beautiful day. 55 right now so a little quite nicely. weather and traffic on the 5s next. >> ♪ z2bppz z5yz y2bppy y5yy we just got the keys to our new house! we got the keys! ahhh! wooo! this is exciting we've got our own house! yeah! i'm sorry do you like it here maddie? i love you. i love you too. >> we have problems on the road this morning including what is now a triple fatal accident. that's what you're looking at on the left there and it's affecting traffic on suitland

joanne, hi. caller: hi, good morning, c-span. you know, i'd just like to say, it's been one disaster after another. this was my president. i supported him. i thought he would do a good job. but i tell you, it's one disaster after another. firing yates after she -- tries to give him information about a compromise, attacking the press, now then flynn, carrying him like a banner on his shoulder all through with the american people to see, and now this picture of him standing with these russians, and in the white house with those nuclear codes in his pocket, we don't know what this man is doing. we don't know what information they're giving him. it's becoming so scary to just watch this disaster, one after another. host: so specifically to the firing of jim comey, what do you think? caller: i think jim comey should have never been fired. i think jim comey finally, after all that he's been through, not handling it right with hillary clinton, an f.b.i. person deciding at that point that he was going to do the right thing, and trump cou

picking up joanne hear, feel like i am forming a group. joanne, your business is about skills?in the uk so we need the right investment and world—class skills to ensure it continues. we have reached the butty van. thanks, guys. tell me about your business and what would make a difference in terms of what you want to hear from the politicians. armstrong medical is an internationally focused company and free trade conditions are important. it isa free trade conditions are important. it is a lot about exports and things, what would make a difference, are you worried about brexit? we export to 61 markets around the world. we go to honduras, costa rica, middle east and asia—pacific. the ability to trade freely and not deal with the border issues that may be a result of brexit, hugely important. we will be talking to you later on. back to the beach. what is going on here. what is happening now? i am beach. what is going on here. what is happening now? iam not beach. what is going on here. what is happening now? i am not going into the sea. 0k, is happening now? i am not going into th

this is requested for joanne. if you want a song, let us play it for you. it has to be a road song. use the hashtag #ktvu on facebook, twitter or instagram. >> i have the old fashioned ipod through my car. thank you, sal. a quarter of a mile of highway 1 along the central coast is buried under a landslide. one of the biggest in state's history. the highway was shut down three weeks ago as a precaution in mob enter a county north of the san luis obispo county line. a good thing. there was a landslide. caltrans is calling this an active landslide. there are boulders throughout the area. they are exploring options for the repair. caltrans has not said when the road will be repaired and reopened. >>> it is 7:56. fire crews in stockton investigating a fire that injured one person and damaged five homes. it happened in an area with large wooden pallets near downtown stockton about 5:00 yesterday afternoon. strong winds caused the fire to spread quickly to nearby homes. two of the homes were completely destroyed. three others were damaged. the flame was so intense that there were large plu

speaker, i rise today with much admiration and respect for of ander joanne burion of the united states coast forward. her tenure as the congressional liaison for the coast guard is coming to an end. she's on her second tour of duty, three years each, for a total of six years. during her tenure in the house of representatives we've seen unprecedented growth and change in the united states coast guard, become somewhat of a swiss army knife of an agency, covering everything from oil spill to homeland security, 9/11, alien interdiction, drug intersixth -- behr diction, maritime security and many, many other important missions around the world. commander burion has fostered trea relationships with the committee, and assisted in the passage of two major coast forward bills, full funding of the offshore patrol cutter, the fast preresponse cutter and helping to secure $150 million in the fwouget address polar ice break capabilities. commander burion's hard work and efforters in house of representatives are rewarded with her appointment to chief response sector for puget sound. i want to thank

this is joanne she is runs food blog 15 patch las.>> memorial day is coming up next monday for so many people mark the beginning of summer and grilling season. you're dressing corn-on-the-cob up in six different ways one of the best foods of summer. >> i never thought to do it i prepare another a little salt and pepper and butter and good to go. >> getting fancy little exotic with some of these. >> first one has a coconut flare. >> this one happens to be dairy free. great option for people who don't want to use butter. they want something that's still luscious and flavorful on the outside so we have coconut oil a little chilly out here so it's starting to solidify. >> brush that on. >> yes. >> coconut oil alo w >> curry powder little bit of salt. if you want to help me sprinkle on some fresh cilantro that really ties all the flavors together. >> look how beautiful it looks. >> fresh herbs are so great for making things pop haven't vibrant flavor. nice unique side dish for whatever you're serving for memorial day barbecue. >> the next

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if they could reach mexico in a kayak, even adopting aliases, posing as a married couple, john and joanne castro, using a hispanic surname to try to fit in if they fled to mexico. during their more than one month on the run investigators say cummins told them he had sex with the 15-year-old on, quote, most nights. they also say cummins and the teen ditched their phones and cummins disabled the gps in the car. still a good samaritan eventually spotted the two in a remote commune in northern california more than 30 days after they left tennessee. on friday cummins' sister testified before a federal judge saying that she and her parents would supervise cummins under house arrest but the judge says the circumstances of the case revolve around flight and she considered it too much of a risk to allow cummins to be under house arrest. the next step in all of this a grand jury. for now, though, cummins will remain in federal custody. sheinelle. >> thank you. >>> dylan dreyer is back with a check of the weather for the rest of the country. >> besides the east coast the rest of the country actually

joanne, if you can see behind me, people are starting to come and go from manchester victoria station returning to some form of normality, but part of the station do still remain closed. the section that connects the station to the arena where ariana grande was performing when that bomb went off. staff have also been arriving. those staff members turned into first responders when they were the first people on the scene trying to help the walking wounded and help people who have been badly hurt in the attack. last night, a vigil took place, a minute's silence marking the exact moment that the bomb went offa the exact moment that the bomb went off a week ago. police have also released a still of salman abedi, the man who set off this bomb last monday. they are looking for a blue suitcase he was carrying in the hours leading up to that attack. with just over a week to go until the general election, theresa may will today turn the focus of the conservatives' campaign towards brexit. jeremy corbyn will campaign on the issue of childcare as labour seeks to turn the spotlight on public servi

her daughter joanne that was born with a rare brain disease and gone through 90 surgeries in 20 yearsene now says there is reason for hope under the replacement plan the republicans put forward in the house although it will look quick different soon under the senate season. author of "breathing under water" a journey of hope. she joins us today. sorry about your knee. unrelated to what weaver talking about but do want to bring it up. i know you you are on the road to recovery. >> um-huh. brian: for example, there is a sense now if you had preexisting conditions under obamacare, your life was set until the republicans got ahold of it on friday. what's the reality. >> the reality is for us, it's been being out in the midst of a natural disaster navigating through the insurance markets since the enactment of obamacare. health insurance premiums have skyrocketed and the networks are shrinking. that's been really difficult. each a couple of times we had to change insurance companies. we were dropped again. we had very negative networks we could participate in. it really made our life much

peter: along his mom joanne and favorite tv host. abby: where are we? come on.pretty impressive interview with senator rand paul and we learned from that interview or you learned in the wake of it that donald trump and rand paul may not have been the only individuals surveilled under the obama administration. maria: yeah, it was pretty incredible. rand paul, the statement he made on the show on thursday fox news. i was anchoring the 2:00 o'clock show. i've hald reporters and lawyers told me that i've been surveilled. listen to this, here is the sound bite. >> i've gotten two reporters that came up who said they have multiple sources, some of this has been published already saying that the obama administration was looking at my private information and rumors of other people who ran for president as well. i'm trying to get to the bottom of this. i've asked the white house to look at all the previous obama administration people to see if they were searching my name or masking me in any way. i know a senator that was surveilled by the obama administration. abby: tha