michael font la teaches at howard, bruce haynes, the foundern of purple strategies, and john hart, the editor-in-chief of opportunity lives. john, what explains donald trump for you? and this year. >> well, ray, i think that you can't explain without also explaining bernie sanders. and i think that the trump phenomenon and the sanders phenomenon are two sides of the same coin. we have an angry electorate who feels like washington has failed them. on one hand, you have bernie sanders at have catering socialism. and then donald trump, we don't know what he's advocating. but people are hurting because wages have been stagnant for almost 25 years, and the real income equality problem is not what the democrats transcribe as the gap between the rich and the poor, but it's the gap that people feel in their daily lives, between wage stagnation and be increasing costs of food, housing and all kinds of other expenses. >> so where they are. >> it's an economic frustration that's being channeled and aisle. >> let's leave bernie sanders until later in the program, bruce haynes, what explains his po

marjorie clifton, john hart, thank you. jenna: we have real news to get to today as well. this headline certainly is one we have to note today. north korea is declaring its readiness to use its nuclear weapons. leader kim jong bordering his military on standby or nuclear strikes at anytime . us officials say there's no evidence the country is prepared to deploy any such weapons. joining us now, angel analyst and author the of the book the coming collapse of china and has written extensively on north korea. what you think of the stress? >> the threats are serious because he also talked about using these weapons in a preemptive way. a lot of people say well, this is a reaction to the un sanctions which were the set put in place on wednesday. some say the joint us korea military drills. i think this is an indication of problems inside the regime itself. you got kim jong un fighting with the top brass. he's executed two, perhaps three four-star generals in the last 13 months so i think this is an indication of turmoil inside the country. why would it be turned on us? if that i

john hart: it kept rekindling, coming back up again. as the flames spread. first 10 acres, then 25, finally reaching 45 acres in the cogan and san filippo drive areas before 7:00. the conditions were perfect for this fire to get out of control. >> the conditions, i mean with a high winds, low humidity levels, s prime , for a wildfire. it could have really blown out. chris: were you scared that you were going to lose your house? karen roan: yeah. once i did come home and see everything, yeah. chris: even into the night, there are still hotspots in the woods there. crews are working to put those hot spots out. but take a look at this. this is how close the fire came actually came to one of the homes here. literally just several feet. besides the melted siding, karen roan' s home was spared. wesh 2 was allowed to ride along with crews as they worked into the night. smoke still filled the air. the fire is now 100% contained. but a word of caution for many who are already on guard. cliff frazier: that doesn' t mean it' s dead out. karen roan: i' m glad that they'

joiningus now, john hart, gop strategist and editor at opportunity lives . atic pollster and strategist and senior political strategist at schelling consulting . john, how much of an issue, i mean the story seemed to have changed here. how much of an issue do you see it being for trump campaign? >> i think it's a big issue. what we are seeing is trump is digging himself a hole. he may not be able to get out of. and this is damaging on lots of levels for trump. what he is doing is writing the script for the other side attack ads. the attacks are already going to be that trump is a bully, he's critical of women, he's been bullying women so here you have his campaign manager easily assaulting a female reporter and even if the reporter is not convicted of this we know that trump and corey both lied about it so we have a situation where the candidate lies during the campaign, he's going to lie as president . if he tries to cover up something as a candidate, he's going to lie as president and he he attacks the first amendment has candidate he will do the same as pr

. >> john: delicious works of hart, using my favorite treat. >> christine: robin welling loves to make creations out of peeps. she made these peep versions of elsa, sleeping beauty, arielle, jasmine and list goes on. >> john: i can think of a more delicious treat than that would be. >> christine: no, thank you. >>> jonathan stewart is ready to with the capapon mood after my first off season workout. the nfl season is 175 days away and counting. not that we're counting. >> christine: we are counting. >> john: let's go, how about it. >> al: unfinished business. 17-1. here we go. let's see what happens, not feeling anything like football season out here today, talking about unseasonably warm weather, nearly record-tying record here. spring is four days away, 20th, over the weekend, but it has of this month. with temperatures that have been well above average every day up in the upper 70s, lower 80s. hit 80 yesterday, do that and more so today, a chance to get in the low, middle 80s. cool front back to the west. colder air will get in here, going to break, as i mentioned will come in sever

john: i will call on mr. hurt. -- mr. hart. two points. as he has accurately stated, this generation and this government is doing something that we have not done for 200 years in this nation's history. that is to steal from our children's future. number two, the misery indicator doesn't measure the anguish of our children who are desperately afraid of the nuclear holocaust, of the woman in alabama who wrote me saying that she fully supported my efforts to get from -- to get our marines out of lebanon and her son was one who did not come back. the anguish of our citizens who are afraid of toxic waste polluting their water supply. people who don't have a job beyond that and the 9 million people who are unemployed fed ronald reagan has no plan whatsoever to put back to work. this president is not addressing the fundamental problems of the economy of this country. john: why the democrats if things are doing well? >> the misery index of our children, i would like to know what that is going to be. we are talking $200 billion year deficit and we

mcgovern: the reason is john glenn is further off than you are. sen. hart: we can go on all day. that is all right with me. john: last word on the subject. we have to go on. sen. glenn: you commented on the increase in nuclear. i do not believe we need an increase in nuclear. i do support the idea of upgrading and making certain our conventional forces are adequate so we never reached the nuclear or have a condition on either side to go to nuclear warfare. we are now, gentlemen, going to change the subject. i want you all to listen to this because you all thought about sleeping in the white house. it is 2:00 in the morning. you are upstairs in the bedroom and you are sound asleep and the phone rings. an airliner from czechoslovakia, communist country, enters american airspace directly across from missile bases. it is headed for colorado springs and the north american air defense command. american fighters have tried everything they can do to stop it short of shooting it down. all ofg across its bow, that. they look in. the lights are on and it is full of people. there you are at 2

next, the 1984 democratic debate in atlanta between walter mondale, gary hart of colorado and john glenn of ohio, george mcgovern and the reverend jesse jackson. the debate is best remembered for mondale's question on the deaths of the policy proposals. he asked, where is the beef? the vice president finish the primary season with the lead in the delegates but he did not secure the nomination over senator hart until the democratic convention in july. he then lost the election to ronald reagan. the president won in a landslide with 49 out of 50 states. >> good afternoon. i'm the president of the league of women voters. welcome to the league's second presidential debate of 1984. as we've done in previous presidential years, the league of women voters is sponsoring a series of general election debates. so that you, the voter, can make side-by-side comparisons of the candidates and their views. john chancellor is our moderator for today's debate. john: thank you. when the league last sponsored the debate in new hampshire, there were eight of you. now, there are only five. four of you have no

democratic debate in atlanta includes former vice president walter mondale, senators gary hart of colorado and john glenn of ohio, george mcgovern and reverend jesse jackson. for a complete schedule, go to c-span.org. >> this weekend, the c-span's tour takes you to montgomery, alabama to explore the city's history and literary culture. >> we show you a house. that was the turning point. when they moved here, the idea was to regroup. this house was a landing pad. it was a regrouping stage and it was not the sort of place where you are going to find them engaging in domestic activities, if you will. it was the sort of place where they were going to be planning their next move. >> on american history tv -- >> what happened in the 1958 campaign, wallace really does try to reach this racial moderate and tries to campaign for the poor and working class in alabama. naacps the support of the in his initial campaign but he loses by a significant margin to john patterson. he is clearly devastated. wallace, all he wants to be is governor, and he was really upset by this loss. he considers it a feeling. so, wh

hart net county deputy. the family attorney for john livingston says the d.a. will ask the grand jury to consider second degree murder charges against the deputy. he shot livingston three times during an altercation in november. witnesses say livingston was unarmed. the former sheriff says he stands behind the deputy and that he is a good employee. >>> breaking overnight, president obama arrived in argentina for the first state visit by a u.s. president since 1997. air force one landed in buenos aires. he will be welcomed later in the morning by president morrissey at the historic pink presidential offices. >> three, two, one, ignition and liftoff. >> breaking overnight. a cargo ship carrying nearly 8,000 pounds of food, women, nasa is headed to the international space station. the restocking is needed following a string of failed deliveries. the gear includes a commercial quality 3d printer and experimental robotic grippers. the shipment is set to arrive on saturday. >> all right. hopefully it makes its mission. >>> time right now 4:57. a manhunt under way in

, a 1984 democratic iic e in atlanta includes former vice president walter mondale, gary hart of colorado and john lynn of ohio. former presidential nominee george mcgovern and reverend jesse jackson. for the complete american history tv weekend schedule, go to cspan.org. israeli defense minister moshe ya'alon speaks object concerns about the iran nuclear deal in washington, d.c. this is just over an hour. >> good morning, everyone. and thank you all for coming. i'm joseph gildenhorn, former ambassador and wilson international scepter board of trustees. thank you for being here. let me recognize an important group who are central to the success of the wilson center. we thank our outstanding president james harmon who regrets she cannot be here today, but extends her best regards. let me also acknowledge andre barke. the plam continues to be a key form in washington for serious discussion of northeast issues. we're also pleased and honored to be joined by israel's outstanding ambassador to the united states, ron derr who is here with us today. thank you, ron. and i would like to welcome and recogni

john in ohio. you are with tom hart, the executive director director of the one campaign and the united states.r: good morning, tom. guest: good morning. caller: i was watching in toledo, ohio, and ipad i would be remiss if i did not mention that there is a candidate for the president of the united states, the governor from ohio, john kasich, who if you remember, worked with by law when congressman kasich championed the effort not to poverty but for aids in africa. it was one of those things where bono got together with congressman kasich in an effort to make sure that he could get in front of other congressmen because i don't think bono was being taken seriously, and there was one of those things that ono got together and there were many stories on it. could you speak on that? you for remembering that. governor kasich is a good friend and remains a good friend of bono and the one campaign. he was there in the early days and i was there as well when congressman kasich, then, helped introduce us to important players around washington and helped us understand how things work in this town, and rea

democratic debate in atlanta including former vice president walter mondale, senators gary hart of colorado and johnlenn of ohio, former presidential nominee george mcgovern, and reverend jesse jackson. for the complete american history tv we can schedule, go to c-span.org. all week in american history tv is featuring alabama's capital city of montgomery. named after revolutionary war general richard montgomery. city'ss city store -- tour staff visited the hitting -- city to learn its history. >> if you think about the timeline of the modern-day civil rights movement, the beginning of that move it being 1954 brown versus the board of education. the apex of the silver is vivid being the assassination of dr. king. it's right in the middle of that history. we are the halfway point for both of those events. what happened on the streets of montgomery really became a turning point for the movement. rides were civil rights campaign to challenge the segregated laws of interstate travel across the south. they began on may 4, 1961 with two groups of integrated people, black and white, leaving a greyhound buse

and he said how are you going to beat gary hart, he comes off like john kennedy. and without missing a beat, nan nancy reagan said he comes off like ronald reagan. and i don't think i've ever heard such an unbridled laugh from the president. he's ronald reagan, he doesn't have to worry about jack kennedy. >> great story. >> and you just saw the two of them unvarnished. as far as my father, my father was actually friends with a woman named et dch tchleddy dav actress back in the '40s. she was nancy reagan's mother. and nancy reagan not that she was that much younger, but she thought she was sort of younger than my father. and had kind of a teenage crush on him. and this continued over the years. and when i started covering the reagan white house in 1982, the relationship transferred and that's how i became such good friends with nancy reagan. and as you said earlier, and i think mark would agree to this, she was -- she could be frosty, she could be commanding. i've talked to members of the staff and they would talk about how relentless she was. she was an enforcer

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hart. the delegate math gets tricky for bernie sanders after this, john. >> back to republicans and let's talk about the debate.the last debate with the republicans there are plenty of observers that be thought donald trump was hurt by this. you look at mississippi and michigan, doesn't seem to hurt him at all. is there any chance that last night's results could change the tenor of the debate? >> the tenor of the republican debate is going to change a little bit because of the fact that you see marco rubio in real trouble. and that can create a little bit of trouble for donald trump because the stronger another candidate gets, the more difficult it is for trump. going into michigan for example, john, there was a poll released that showed the four republican candidates within ten points of one another. 20% of those go to marco rubio. if he drops out of this case, if he drops out before or after florida those 20% are going to have to go somewhere and presumably not to donald trump john. >> in the democratic debate does bernie sanders go after hillary clinton in a way hasn't before? >> well, john

rewind, 1984 democratic debate in atlanta includes former vice president walter mondale, gary hart of colorado and john glenn of ohio. former presidential nominee george mcgovern and reverend jesse jackson. for the complete american history tv weekend schedule go to c-span.org. >> and now from london, prime minister's question time. during this session, prime minister david cameron answered questions about domestic and budgetary issues, just over half an hour. >> order. questions to the prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this morning, meetings and in addition to duties in this house i will have further such meetings later today. >> unemployment fallen over 60% and 5,000 new apprenticeships and i'm holding my new jobs fair with 25 companies taking part. with my honorable friend we've made a good start but must not be complacent. and continue to get good quality jobs. >> i very much agree with what my friend said. if we look at the west midlands and take today's unemployment figures, we can see the claimant count has come down since 2010 by 91,000 people. and i'm sure the house would welcome an u

democratic debate in atlanta includes former vice president walter mondale, senators gary hart of colorado, and john len of ohio. former presidential nominee george mcgovern and reverend jesse jackson. for the complete weekend schedule, go to cspan.org. >> on wepz, the head of the consumer financial protection brewer roe richard cordray spoke at the house financial services committee. >> the share is authorized to declare a recess at anytime. i now recognize myself for three minutes to give an opening statement. not that we need a reminder, but if there's one thing that the presidential campaigns of both parties have shown us that the american people are indeed angry and they have a right to be angry after seven years of obamanomics, they are still in a failed economic recovery, the slowest and worst in our lifetimes. this is indisputable. americans are even angrier, though, at having their lives increasingly ruled by out of touch washington elites. every day they see their liberty slipping away as washington grows larger, more intrusive, more distance and more arrogant. as thomas jefferson once war

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democratic debate in atlanta includes former vice president walter mondale, senators gary hart of colorado, and john len of ohio. former presidential nominee george mcgovern and reverend jesse jackson. for the complete weekend schedule, go to cspan.org. >> on wepz, the head of the consumer financial protection brewer roe richard cordray spoke at the house financial services committee. >> the share is authorized to declare a recess at anytime. i now recognize myself for three minutes to give an opening statement. not that we need a reminder, but if there's one thing that the presidential campaigns of both parties have shown us that the american people are indeed angry and they have a right to be angry after seven years of obamanomics, they are still in a failed economic recovery, the slowest and worst in our lifetimes. this is indisputable. americans are even angrier, though, at having their lives increasingly ruled by out of touch washington elites. every day they see their liberty slipping away as washington grows larger, more intrusive, more distance and more arrogant. as thomas jefferson once war

democratic debate in atlanta includes former vice president walter mondale, senators gary hart of colorado and john glenn of ohio, george mcgovern and reverend jesse jackson. for a complete schedule, go to c-span.org.

democratic debate in atlanta includes former vice president walter mondale, senators gary hart of colorado and john lynn of ohio, former presidential nominee george mcgovern and reverend jesse jackson. for the complete american history tv weekend schedule go to cspan.org. >>> next a discussion about foreign aid programs hosted by the brookings institution and the american enterprise institute with usaid administrator gayle smith. the event begins with remarks from senators david perdue and jeanne shaheen, members of the foreign relations committee. this is an hour and 15 minutes. >> again, ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon and welcome. two items of housekeeping. again, per senate rules, protesting is prohibited, and we would ask you to please ensure that your cell phones have been shut off. it's my honor to welcome from aei danny plecco. [ applause ] >> thank you, everybody, for not protesting and for clapping instead. ladies and gentlemen members of the diplomatic corps it's really a great pleasure to welcome you to this joint american enterprise institute, brookings event with the new agency f

hart, for the deuce. nova wins 87-68. more from brooklyn. here's john clark. >> villanova and their senior class finally got over the hump. they went home early the last two seasons. they heard all the questions all yearlong. they answered and take a look at the celebration in the locker room. [ cheers ] >> i wasn't really celebrating but i was just like, a big sigh of relief that there's not going to be any more of those questions. >> it feels great to get that monkey off our back. and the seniors that were here before, this one is for them. >> i was at this locker room at the same time last year crying so now to get over that hump, to make it to the sweet 16, you know, it's a great feeling. >> it was all there for you. >> i really don't have the answer to those second round questions. people hit me with third round questions and i'm in shock. i don't know. i never had these before. but you know, we're definitely relieved to get that monkey off our back and be able to move on. >> we all had in the back of our mind that this is the game that everyone's

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john in ohio. you are with tom hart, the executive director director of the one campaign and the united states.er: good morning, tom. guest: good morning. caller: i was watching in toledo, ohio, and ipad i would be remiss if i did not mention that there is a candidate for the president of the united states, the governor from ohio, john kasich, who if you remember, worked with by law when congressman kasich championed the effort not to poverty but for aids in africa. it was one of those things where bono got together with congressman kasich in an effort to make sure that he could get in front of other congressmen because i don't think bono was being taken seriously, and there was one of those things that ono got together and there were many stories on it. could you speak on that? you for remembering that. governor kasich is a good friend and remains a good friend of bono and the one campaign. he was there in the early days and i was there as well when congressman kasich, then, helped introduce us to important players around washington and helped us understand how things work in this town, and re

need a ride, hart buses in hillsborough county and scat buss in sarasota county will let you ride for free today. just show your voter id card. >>> it's a crucial day for ohio governor john kasich who said he would drop out of the race if he doesn't win in his home state. a new poll puts kasich ahead of donald trump in ohio but as you know it's a neck and neck race and trump told supporters in tampa yesterday if he wins both florida and ohio the race is he heckled kasich further last night. >> kasich cannot make america great again. can't do it. >> donald trump and some of his rhetoric, at these rallies, that i just read yesterday was the first time i read them, is atrocious. it is not the mark of a leader of the united states of america. i am deeply disturbed by what i've read. >> yesterday 2012 republican nominee mitt romney joined kasich on the campaign trail trying to sell voters on the governor in order to stop trump from winning the nomination. >>> we're going to cover the florida primary. our crews are spread out all across the state tracking all the candidates. then at 7:00 be sure to join us for a special democracy 2016. we will be live as the polls come to a cl

john matarese, abc7 news. leon: tonight -- teens on the attack. >> what can be described as unspeakingably cowardly act. >> ambush at a mall that police want you to take a good hartk at. two weeks after shutdown, idea to close one of metro six lines. plus, one day later a search for answers after a deadly collapse. "7 on your side" investigation into another fatality at one of the company's other locations. announcer: now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. leon: this is a tough one to look at. a man's trip to the mall ends with a brutal breaking at the hands of -- brutal beating at the hands of teenagers. tonight police hope the video will help them find who is responsible. alison: our maryland bureau chief brad bell is live at iverson mall. brawled, we understand there have been some arrests in this case, right? brad: three arrests. but the police are trying to find the rest of the people you will see in the video. just about an hour and a half ago, we spoke to the victim. he told us the story. he finished crossing the street. on his way home and he was attacked where the man in the gray shirt is standing now. brutality video is stunning. a group of teenagers st