police charged 38 year old john larry tool with unlawful conduct towards a child. tool told police he was in town for a meeting. he drove to columbia from georgia with the little girl. he says he left the girl in the car alone during that meeting. the child's mother lives out of state. tool was booked when richland county jail and bond set at $20,000. he is not allowed to have contact with his child or her mother. >>> two men behind bars after orangeburg deputies and north police connected them to a break in at a pharmacy not once but twice. 33 year old jeffery apple ton and justin davis. the two broke into a pharmacy in the town of north and stole prunings drugs. video surveillance showed the break in as it happened. both were charged with burglary and possession with intent to contribute a controlled substance and a host of other charges. >>> a woman is behind bars after deputies say she threw a lit cigarette in an officer's face. 41 year old selena corn. deputies were called to her home after 1:00 in the morning today and they say she got unruly. one of the depu

he's 38-year old john larry toole. police say they discovered his 5 year old relative by herself, wandering along gervais street in downtown columbia. toole says that he drove to columbia from kennesaw, georgia with the little girl yesterday for a meeting.investigators say toole left the child alone in the car. police notified the child mother who lives out-of-state. toole has been charged with unlawful conduct toward a childhis bond was set at $20 thousand dollars. 3 3 hundreds of richland county residents are giving their input on the proposed gills creek greenway.the four mile greenway could run from would cost about 2.2 million dollars.currently the richland transportation penny program is creek.last night residents got a chance to voice their opinions about the project. 3 "i don't believe there's been any studies done on what it's going to cost to properly police the area for the residents of columbia to enjoy to greenway safely." "i'm in favor of it if it's done correctly. i travel around a lot from a business pe

john larry toole is charged with unlawful conduct towards a child. he told investigators he drove to columbia from kennesaw, georgia with the little girl to attend a meeting in downtown. the child was found by a local worker and was by herself without a coat, without socks or shoes. the child is ok and has now been reunited with her mother. if you have what it takes to be all that you can be, you now have a perfect chance. fort jackson is inviting you to its special up close tour of the base and its soldiers in training. >> that's right. general roger cloutier jr., fort jackson jackson's commanding general is hosting the eight hour come see your army tour. now, this is a chance to give local citizens an opportunity to see and experience how soldiers train. it's also to provide insight into their day-to-day operations. reservations, however, are required by today. the tour is open to people ages place next friday at 7:30 in the morning. that will be pretty cool. well, the perfect valentine's day gift can often be priceless. >> it often be pricey as we

john larry toole is charged with unlawful conduct towards a child. he told investigators he drove to columbia from kennesaw georgia with the little girl to attend a meeting in downtown. the child was found by a local worker... and was by herself, without a coat, socks, or shoes. the child is okay... and has been reunited with her mother. still to come... our coverage of vote 20-16 continues. we're taking a closer look at the democratic match-up in temps in the mid 30's this morning.expect a mix of sun conditions this afternoon. 33 here's a quick look at stories that are making headlines across the country. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are squaring off in their final debate before the first-in-the-south primary... right here in south carolina. latest. we're 33 wrapping up the work week with another exciting game for gamecock basketball. crysty, what can you tell us? a big week of basketball at the colonial life arena continues tomorrow at noon. it's an sec first place showdown for the carolina men with kentucky. tim hill has the latest on the us

john larry toole is charged with unlawful contact toward a child. he told investigators he drove with the little girl yesterday to attend a meeting in downtown a child was found by a local worker, and she was by herself without a coat, socks or shoes. the child, we're told, is okay and has been reunited with her mother. >> alicia: the republican presidential candidates are swarming the palmetto state. attended a forum focused on faith and the race for the white house. abc columbia's amy cowman has more from rockhill. >> we've been very concerned that people are not hearing from god in the process of electing the next president. >> which is why he evangelist alveda king says the summit was held at winthrop university. senator ted cruz spoke about her conservative values. >> marriage was ordained by god as the union of one man and one woman. >> and how it would impact his decisions in office. >> if i'm elected president, on the first day in office, i will instruct the u.s. department of justice to open an investigation into planned parenthood and to p

john le, news 13. >> larry: concerns about parking in a popular area of asheville. how a lot owner is responding to claims of cars being towed away unfairly, in ask 13. >> darcel: and getting rid of a double chin. a new procedure. >> larry: some people think a lot owner in asheville's south slope area is unfairly towing away cars. >> darcel: one woman turned to ask 13 to find some answers. frank, where did this happen? >> frank: banks avenue on the heart of what's becoming a hopping brewery district. parking can be hard to find, but leaving your car in the wrong buxton hall barbecue, donuts and catawba some of their customers have learned the hard way. a neighboring posted lot is strictly off limits. a viewer contacted news 13 after she says she was towed from the lot even though it doesn't have the required no parking signs outlined in a city ordinance. it says it's unlawful to tow or remove a vehicle unless it's posted with signs that says tow away, or tow away zone or tow away enforced. >> yes, it used to be posted and now i guess the sign has been taken down. >>

columbia police have charged 38- year-old john larry toole with after police discovered his 5- year-old relative wandering along busy downtown street. toole says he drove to columbia from georgia with the little girl yesterday for a meeting. he is accused of leaving the child in the car alone. the child was found wandering in the middle of gervais street by herself without a coat, socks or shoes. police notified the child's mother who lives out of state. toole's bond is set at $20,000. he is not allowed to have contact with the victim or her mother. >>> in lexington, police have arrested five people involved in two separate incidents involving count are fit money. in the first case, on tuesday, officers were called to a wal- mart on sunset boulevard because a person was attempting to use a counterfeit bill atat the burger king inside of the store. in a second case yesterday, officers responded to taring at the time on sunset boulevard where two people were attempting to pass counterfeit other in count are fit money was recovered from both cases. >>> the men's basketball team are now num

charlie: what it just wasn't the right economic -- john in terms of the numbers, he : has been proven right. there are many people, larryrominent american to some extent have had to beat the head on this. charlie: whoever thought -- john people said this would not : work. strangely, that balance between having relatively tight fiscal policy, never quite as tight as osbourne talks, and a loose monetary policy has worked. the british economy got going quicker and better than the rest of europe. that is another reason why if the british left, it would have a dramatic effect on the rest of the european union. charley: what do you think -- now, it will be -- the vote will be when? john: june 23. at the moment, things are very close. i wrote a piece called "the 20% world." there was a 20% chance of britain leaving. a lot of those keep going up. charlie: is there any common trend you can see? if you look at the labour party, it is more left. france, le pen suggests right-wing parties have a certain -- because of the migrant issue and other issues -- a certain gaining of strength. john: in terms of what is happening at the mome

john. >>> larry david is hosting "snl" tonight. we are expecting to see him as bernie sanders.. none other than bernie sanders is expected to join him. >> hillary clinton is heading to flint, michigan, this week. city and state leaders are blaming each other for the water crisis, as the city's former emergency manager is served with a subpoena. was engineered... ...to help sense danger before you do. because when you live to innovate, you innovate to live. the all-new audi q7. a higher form of intelligence has arrived. ...are taking charge of their acrotype 2 diabetes...... ...with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar. but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza®. he said victoza® works differently than pills. and comes in a pen. victoza® is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. victoza® is not for weight loss, but it may help you lose some weight. victoza® is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults... ...with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exe

larry king: let me say one thing about all this business, john. tor mccain: i told you i pulled them all down. larry king: you didn't pull this ad. this had ended up in a man's windshield yesterday. that questions my -- this is an attack piece. senator mccain: that is not by my campaign. larry king: well, it says, "paid for by john mccain." senator mccain: it is not by my campaign. larry king: john. senator mccain: that's not -- that is not by my campaign. larry king: well, then somebody's putting stuff up. senator mccain: i pulled them off. larry king: i agree with you. senator mccain: but you're putting out stuff that is unbelievable, george, and it's got to stop. larry king: i find that. senator mccain: and your ads have got to stop. my ads have all stopped. larry king: i'm going to end this now. are you going to pull anything that you now have on? governor bush: i'm going to stand by what i'm putting on tv. and what i put on tv was looking in that camera and saying, you can disagree with me on issues, john, but do not question -- do not questio

john. r.i.p., that guy. >> larry: elton john didn't die. >> who am i talking about? oh, david bowie. anford and son's" dad,ias. he that was a good pick, larry. that was a good pick. >> larry: i think you're off topic. what about kim jong-un? >> you tell me. you -- >> no, you're our envoy to-- hs not how had works. >> you tell me. >> larry: could you please tell us about kim jong-un? >> thank you. the "please" was very nice. >> larry: all right, you're welcome. all right-- >> okay, okay. >> larry: okay. >> so this guy, if he wants to launch a rocket for daddy's birthday, that's very sweet. >> larry: that's not sweet! this could be the start of a nuclear standoff. >> it's justave drill. >> larry: all right. >> drill, baby, drill,un? okay. phil jackson made us run run a drill so i told evan young to do that. gr wait, you told him to launch the missile? >> oh, yeah, oh, yeah. oh, yeah. he wants to get the u.s.a.'s attention, larry. >> larry: okay. >> you're met club, you're in the club. >> larry: i'm in a club. >> and you see a beautiful girl, and you walk over, and you give the opening l

a 10 time all-star and he's the number two scorer in celtics history, only behind behind john and, larry bird is number three. meanwhile, his coach, to go rivers, always has a smile on his face when he comes into the building. one moment in particular stand out. 2012, game six against the miami heat. the celtics lost that game. the series was tied at three games a piece. doc and the crowd knew it might be the final time they would see him as head coach of the green. >> i remember game six, where 99.#% of the fans would have left the arena. and our fans stood and cheered. thinking this may be the end of that team. that was an extremely special moment. >> when i come back here, obviously, the basketball park, you remember, but honestly, i remember all the friends that i made. in nine years you make a lot of friends. you have a lot of favorite places you go to. to go to all the place, but i tried. that's nice. >> celtics and clippers tim off at 7:30. the cities separated by 1,500 miles and some 38 degrees. but both cities have hope in common. >> loaded up and moving out. >> this is the grou

. >> larry: it happened this afternoon and asheville police immediately swarmed the scene. >> darcel: john, the family is stunned by what happened. >> john: they sure are. the investigation continues as that young man fights for his life. we have a picture of him. his name is kyrie logan. he's a football player just three days shy of his 18th birthday. he's in critical but stable condition at the hospital. police say there's no imminent danger here as the investigation continues. >> that's a good kid. and it not only involves him, that involves anybody. you shouldn't be out here shooting each other and killing each other. that's crazy. that's just crazy. any updates as far as suspects? >> at this point it's too early. we've been talking to a lot of folks in the area. i've been receiving information but at this point we don't have anybody that's listed a suspect. >> john: the family you can hear there is just surprised this could happen to someone like kyrie. he's a good kid. if you have any information you're urged to call buncombe county crime stoppers. 255-5050. live here in asheville, j

. >> larry: john ostendorf investigates this loop hole and what's being done. >> john: no one wanted to discuss it. it's becoming a popular way to legally own and share machine guns. it's called a gun trust and it's a loop hole that's closing fast with a new set of rules. >> john: you want one of these? all you really need is machiny. basically in north carolina, if you can legally purchase a handgun, you can own a machine gun and silencer after going through the proper paperwork. >> john: it's like a standard background check but with extra oversight. >> five years, ten years down the road, that's a legal transfer. >> justin: but if you can't get the sheriff to sign off, there's a legal loop hole. >> the a gun trust is a built for a specific purpose. it could be nsa weapons or any kind of guns or rifles or handguns. >> john: a lawyer can set up a gun trust for just a few hundred dollars. a trust is a legal agreement that allows guns to be shared with friends and family and the person who sets it up, has to have a background check. >> it takes multiple people using the same item with

>> larry: actually, he didn't have a pillow over his face. the ranch owner, johner clarified that he meant "over his head," like between his head and the headboard. >> mike: or is that what "they" want you to think? >> larry: who's "they"? >> mike: exactly! think about it, the ranch owner is john poindexter? poindexter? "revenge of the nerds"? nerds, the delicious treat made by wonka candy company, named after a man played by gene wilder, gene wilder. g.w. g.w.b. george w. bush. bush v. gore, one of scalia's most monumental decisions! put it together! put it together! come on! (applause) >> larry: what are you even saying? >> mike: the man was quail hunting the day before he died. quail? dan quayle? vice president of george h.w. bush, bush, the '90s band big in the grunge scene, grunge, kurt cobain. was he killed by courtney love? we may never know. >> larry: old on, hold on just a second! what does that have to do with antonin scalia? the guy was just a 79-year-old man with a history of heart problems. >> mike: prove it. >> larry: wait. why do i have to prove my

john: some political commentators still think socialism has a stigma but they want to fix that. here is larry o'donnell. >> we need to take the political sting out of the word socialist. we john mccain began calling barack obama a socialist, everyone not just me, should have said so are you. john: we are socialists because we get social security and we use parks and libraries. that's the argument and it's working. >> i know you are hostile to this and we have had conversations off camera where the work i do concerns you. if you are not attempting to define the word, then lawrence we are done as a people. and 100 years from now they will look back and say they would say it's because we gave in to socialism that america in the even lost its way. john: last week on my show my guest said he has a measuring system that measures physiological responses while you mostly ask questions and some people lie or say thing to seem impressive. maybe your methods are olenge. the technology is moving quickly. but we have done well predicting which candidates are emerging. we are able to measure what people ac

john: some political commentators still think socialism has a stigma but they want to fix that. here is larryll. >> we need to take the political sting out of the word socialist. we john mccain began calling barack obama a socialist, everyone not just me, should have said so are you. john: we are socialists because we get social security and we use parks and libraries. that's the argument and it's working. >> i know you are hostile to this and we have had conversations off camera where the work i do concerns you. if you are not attempting to define the word, then lawrence we are done as a people. and 100 years from now they will look back and say they would say it's because we gave in to socialism that america in the even lost its way. john: last week on my show my guest said he has a measuring system that measures physiological responses while you mostly ask questions and some people lie or say thing to seem impressive. maybe your methods are olenge. the technology is moving quickly. but we have done well predicting which candidates are emerging. we are able to measure what people actually t

john: some political commentators still think socialism has a stigma but they want to fix that. here is larryll. >> we need to take the political sting out of the word socialist. we john mccain began calling barack obama a socialist, everyone not just me, should have said so are you. john: we are socialists because we get social security and we use parks and libraries. that's the argument and it's working. >> i know you are hostile to this and we have had conversations off camera where the work i do concerns you. if you are not attempting to define the word, then lawrence we are done as a people. and 100 years from now they will look back and say they would say it's because we gave in to socialism that america in the even lost its way. john: last week on my show my guest said he has a measuring system that measures physiological responses while you mostly ask questions and some people lie or say thing to seem impressive. maybe your methods are olenge. the technology is moving quickly. but we have done well predicting which candidates are emerging. we are able to measure what people actually t

and we'll see just how weird it's going to be up here in new hampshire with the vote. >> larry, john,john, appreciate you this morning. >>> when we return, another great american, jim cramer will join us live from the new york stock exchange. we will talk energy names, toy stocks and a bit of football. >>> let's get down to the new york stock exchange. jim cramer joins us. jim, i'm so sick of tired how oil goes is how equities goes. tell us there's something else for us to look at today. >> i don't know. kind of got me there. look, obviously there's a giant re-evaluation of tech after tableau data and linkedin, nobody is saying it's time to buy these stocks -- very few people. what's happened is people just want to get out in the worst way. it doesn't matter. this is not a bottom yet. i do think that oil is hurting because there's just a lot of behind-the-scenes debt issues. a lot of people worry about maturities. you listened to that great debate you had. fantastic stuff from mr. -- professor siegel and it feels like, you know what? let's stay away from now. even siegel used the word

one for john, one for larry. john, tomorrow, are we likely to hear from any candidate on any side, those frightful words campaign suspended. that's question one. for larry, you talked with ben carson, what happened to him? john? >> well, let me first of all talk about candidates dropping out. typically what you would see is if candidates get skunked in the place where they're supposed to do well, they're very vulnerable to dropping out. so if you look at somebody like rick santorum, who won here four years ago, mike huckabee, who won here eight years ago, if they do as poorly as the pre-election polls indicate, there is no rational reason for them to go on to new hampshire. now, other candidates who do poorly, jeb bush, john kasich, chris christie, none of those will show well, but their real hope is for a breakthrough in new hampshire. i would suspect that if you see dropouts, it would be on the republican side with those candidates with special appeal to the evangelicals who are 60% of the vote here in iowa, and

. >> larry: conmet. john le is here with the story. >> john: 450 people employed here. the plant says that the market is dictating this move. interior of tractor trailers. it includes vehicles over 26,000 pounds is on a down ward trend right now. so the human resources department says temp positions have been cut as well as some permanent positions. no specifics yet but we did speak to an employee who was terminated recently about the cutbacks. >> we've lost probably over 20 temps in the last i'd say two months. now they're letting the permanent people go. people that's been there ten years. >> john: the canton plant expanded with a new warehouse area just a couple of years ago. at the time, a lot of optimism about the potential of more jobs. the plant says they've pretty much achieved most of the cutbacks. they're going to need to keep an eye on that market. john le, news 13. clyde post office had some heavy damage after a woman drove . >> darcel: police say the suv crashed through the front door sunday morning shattering glass and damaging stone work on the building.

larry bird. john stockton. that slavic guy. [bleep] that's what i thought.ng history textbooks like atlantic triangle. okay? black people deserve to have their history told. >> it's true. but so depressing. >> i wonder why. >> if i want to see how horribly black people have been treated i'll watch the news, oppression. >> here we go. [ laughter ] >> it's the same stuff. what about all the black contributions to americ cam up with a hundred uses for the peanut. it's 2016 everyone is allergic to peanuts now. no one cares. >> that noise means it's time to switch sides argue the opposite perspective. because remember this is a mindless argument. okay? now, rory will be in favor of black history month. and mike you will now be against black history month. [ laughter ] >> i'm so excited about this. >> this is not something that i want to do. >> okay, the last time you guys call me a sell out -- >> mike, mike, stop it. that would never happen. this is a -- >> did you it. >> it's professional argument. and go. >> all right. i guess black history month is insult to p

westchester. we'll have more if new information pops up within the next 20, 25 minutes. larry davis, local 12 news. john, back to you. be sure to stay with local 12 news and local12.com for the very latest information. >> a house fire in newport. they were called to the home on ann street. there's no word on the cause. we do know the people who do live there are displaced. be sure to stay with local 12 for the latest on this. >> attending a number of different events and one of the things he's talking about is his lack of support for tolls. the governor said recently said he plans to sign a bill that bans total for the brent spence bridge. his new plans to pay for a bridge. good afternoon, jeff. >> reporter: good afternoon, john. i'm at the chamber of commerce luncheon here at erlanger. the governor is expected here obviously business folks are very interested in the bridge. earlier today he was at the technical community college talking about workforce develop m. people really want to know about the bridge. the governor has indicated he will sign legislation blocking tolls on the brent expense bridge.

john kasich. larryudlow spoke to john kasich and that interview comes up at the bottom of the hour. >> a few stocks on the move. viacom reported a profit of $1.18 a share. revenue fell. we'll talk to a viacom analyst at the bottom of the hour. retailer sears is projecting fourth quarter and full year 2015 revenue that comes in below street estimates. it sees a 7.1% drop in fourth quarter comparable store sales saying the holiday season proved challenging. as a result sears is accelerating the closing of unprofitable stores. dow component coca-cola reporting earnings of 38 cents per share. that's one cents above estimates. revenue coming in above street forecasts. worldwide case volume was up 3%. >>> markets obviously off to a rough start to the year with a sell off in technology and dragging down the nasdaq by 15% already in 2016. tom chu joins dom chu joins us. >> reporter: any guess where the markets go if tech leadership doesn't in fact try stieblize at least for some time here now. if you take a loo

bush, john mccain, and outline keys. and larry the event king moderated. bush went on to secure the republican nomination. at 6:00, american artifacts looks at selections of objects left at the vietnam memorial wall. the collection includes about 400,000 items, all stored at the national park service museum resort center in maryland. for the weekend schedule, go to c-span.org. between 1865 in 1872, the war department's bureau of refugees, freed men, and abandoned lands, or the free men's bureau, provided assistance. emmanuel dabney discusses the extensive archival records of the freedmen's bureau, and what they can tell us about the lives of former slaves. he describes how the bureau issued food and clothing, operated hospitals and temporary camps, helped locate lost family members, provided education, and legal services. this talk is hosted by the emerging civil war blog. our sequence of morning speakers it is my privilege to welcome back emmanuel dabney. he comes to us from south of the james. this i-95

john mccain and allen keys. cnn hosted the event in columbia and larry king moderated. governor bush went on to secure the republican nomination, and at 6:00, american artifacts looks at selections of objects left at the vietnam memorial wall, including letters, photographs, artwork and medals. the collection includes about 400,000 items all stored at the national parks service resource center in maryland. for the complete weekend schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> road to the white house rewind continues our look at the 1992 presidential race. next, campaign ads that aired in new hampshire just ahead of the first in the nation primary. candidates include republicans george h.w. bush and pat buchanan, bill clinton, bob kurry and tom harkin. president bush won in new hampshire. on the democratic side, paul tsongas came in first ahead of bill clinton who went on to become the party's nominee. this is just under 10 minutes. >>> when president bush led america to victory in desert storm and the cold war, some opposed him. now the president has a plan to cut wasteful spending,

john mccain, and alan keyes. the event was hosted in south carolina. larry king is the moderator. ege bush was considered front runner, but john mccain in in newn me when -- w hampshire, to ask before. senator

john mccain and alan coast. cnn hosted the event in columbia and larry king moderated. governor bush won in south carolina halting senator mcca mccain's momentum and went on to secure the republican nomination. and at 6:00 american artifacts looks at selections of objects left at the vietnam memorial wall including letters, photographs, artwork and e meta medals. includes 400,000 items stored at the museum resource center in maryland. for the complete "american history tv" weekend schedule, go to c-span right lane. >>> road to the white house continues with an interview with republican congressman john anderson from the 1980 presidential campaign. it played on cable access in parts of new hampshire and massachusetts. this is the first time it's aired on national television. john anderson finished fourth in the new hampshire primary. he withdrew from the gop race two months later and ran as an independent candidate in the general election where he received 6.6% of the vote and finished third. republican nominee ronald reagan defeated jimmy carter to win the presidency. t

john kasich. scott, what's the latest there? 3 larry, diana, i'm here in manchester where the party is winding down at donald trump's headquarters...but it was joyous a few hours ago when he and bernie sanders were the new hampshire 3 3 "kasich, maybe we are turning page on dark part of american politics because tonight the light overcame the darkness of negative campaigning (applause) trump, "i love you all, thank you, thank you new hampshire, we're going to win in south carolina." 3 3 one of the 3 3 california."maine, to washington, wall street to will echo from message that have sent a "together we sanders, bernie vote."fight for every national and campaign take this we're going clinton, "i still "hillary 3 clinton, "i still love new hampshire. we're going to take this campaign national and fight for every vote."bernie sanders, "together we have sent a message that will echo from wall street to washington, maine, to california." 3 3 3 3 3 3 one of the biggest issues the next president will have to deal with is a rising national debt

larry. relax. i'm not going to hit you. thanks. but why did you give them my name?! what's wrong with, uh... john wayne or richard nixon? we should've known it had to be larry. of all the tricky guys we know larry is the trickiest of them all. oh, come on, janet, he never pretended to be a monk. yes, he has-- with that girl from the convent school. i'd forgotten about that. yeah, and you can stop playing the saint. i mean, you thought you were going to be a father, jack. how was that supposed to have happened, telepathy? oh, god, i'm supposed to see linda tonight. how do you think she's going to take it when i tell her i don't want to marry her? well, like any normal girl-- she'll scratch, scream, hit, bite. ( snorting ) don't! she'll understand now. she'll know that it's wrong for two people to get married when they don't love each other. i mean, our relationship was, uh, purely platonic. stanley... stanley, come on, dumbbell. say it, dumbbell. dumbbell. ooh. what's the cake for? we're celebrating. oh, yeah? celebrating what? the tenth anniversary of my new spring outfit. you want to blow out the candle and make a wish?

john mccain and alan keys. cnn hosted the event in columbia and larry king moderated. governor bush won in south carolina and he went on to secure the republican nomination. and at 6:00, american artifacts looks at selections of objects left at the vietnam memorial wall including letters, graphs, art work and metals, about 400,000 items at national park museum resource center in maryland. for the complete weekend schedule, go to cspan.org. >>> this weekend, booktv has 48 hours of non fiction books and authors on c-span2. here's programs to watch for. saturday night at 8:00er and, jewel i don't know -- julian boar jer talks about the search for war criminals. in his book "the butcher's trail." on sunday night at 9:00 on after words, cory booker discusses his book "united." senator booker recounts the people and personal experiences that have shaped his political thinking. he is interviewed by robert george. >> my personal experience growing up with an african-american family, attending black church and living in an all-white town, i'd been crisscrossing lines a lot. wor

brave former nfl star john lynch. later, larryard on pills -- you know, it seems like the candidates were in a bubble while the recession appearing on the outside, bernie sanders and hillary clinton debated everything else from the inside of the bubble. money in politics, health care, and of course intense hostility to wall street is what they talked about. they spent their passion on anything but our economic troubles. this may satisfy the increasingly leftist democrat but it doesn't address the despair in middle america. the middle class is shrinking and now no better off than it was eight years ago. by some nature it is worse off. that is at the root of our discontent. classmate sanderson clinton had no realistic solutions. they fail to address the economy directly. political debates go these days, that is kind of normal but it was strikingly different from democratic debates in previous elections. the slogan it the economy. it is a loser today. don't mention it now because for seven years of democrat pol is a comedy economy is