best time of my life. >> k.g. what was your summer job? >> well i mean i really loved the deli because of the food and the salami. but i also really loved my job when i was at -- because i made money for law school so that was very rewarding. i really felt like i was moving towards a specific goal that was going to pay dividends for a long time. >> how about you, juan? >> the first job i had was as a gardener at the botanical garden. >> you learned about plants? >> for a big city kid, i was amazed. my god, that's where corn comes from? i didn't know carrots were in the ground. that's amazing. and you know what then they liked me and i liked them so i was there for a couple of summers i became a master gardener. and then after that i was pouring cement and making cups out of a ceramic factory. finally, i moved on as a journalist that turned out to be full time because they liked my wreathing. >> and then you were on "special report". >> well, when i waitressed that was the best money i made. but what i would recommend, i wouldn't do this bu

. >> k.g. what's your feeling? how are they handling it so far? >> i think they are handling it really well. they are giving us a lot of information. this is something that is an evolving story. we're going to hear more from the ntsb. you saw the recovery of items forensics that are going to be key to putting the pieces together to determine what went wrong. was there human air ror or to get some claire and trans parn see on that. >> in context of this train derailment we need to spend more on infrastructure more on infrastructure and yet there's a good likelihood or chance that it should have been high-speed. >> we never let it go to waste or whatever. i would rather like look at the tragedies like these serve as a reminder of who the first responders are. they are not tv hosts like us or the student activists or the paramedics that are there or the firemen who show up as these grisly events. abject fear. pat murphy democratic congressman, he was helping people. he left no one behind. and where did he learn that? from his military training. he wa

how about you, k.g.? >> thank you. there was a lovely day yesterday. us at the community gardens. that's a picture of he and his dad eric and this is from st. gregory. >> he's so cute. >> he did the mass and music director was great and anita and itas a wonderful group and an incredible school and great church and i hope that they keep that church exactly where it is. >> he looks just like you and is one of the sweetest little boys. >> oh thank you. he was a very good boy and he was in charge of the money basket. >> there you go. >> greg's headline corner. >> all right. going to roll some tape. i want you to look at it and tweet me a headline for this. this was itle. this is some idiot that got stuck in a basket. a headline might be a true basket case or goal tending or if you have a good headline tweet it to me and you will win absolutely nothing because i'm cheap. i'm a cheap jerk. >> all right. an droe yeah? >> okay. so everyone at the table i think watched the fight saturday night. did you notice jimmy kimmel as part of pacquiao's entourage? it was

k.g.tics because that's what you'll do on your show this weekend. this week ben carson carly fiorina all got in. this time around the republican party is the diversity party, isn't it? >> well yeah. it certainly is. it's also the crowded party. and that's a concern. we're talking about, i think, most certainly more than a dozen declared candidates. this is going to be like a roller derby or demolition derby. how do you sort this field out without cannibalizing whoever ends up as the nominee. it sure looks like on the other side although she's facing criticism, that hillary clinton is going to sail to the nomination. it is the person who wins the republican nomination going to be so bruised up. look what happened to mitt romney three years ago. >> so many punches, everyone will be bruised. i don't know how you fit them on the stage and fox news has the first debate. this time the more excitement is on the republican side. "rubio's immigrant story." an aging party in search of a spark. if th

>> k.g. is this why hillary doesn't have to try?he people who are going to vote for her are going to vote for her for one reason and it's not competent. >> i'm doing a massive campaign to writing condoleezza rice's name because you'll get someone of character and integrity and i'm going to have to convince her. >> i think we're going to have 12 people or so for the republicans and foreign policy credentials don't match up. >> so you want kondcondoleezza, too? >> no. whoever, what did they accomplish we're not sure. the fact is we all know the picture of -- >> bolling? >> bolling? let me finish my point. we all know the picture of hillary clinton in the national security room with everybody and the president when bin laden was killed. we all know about her backing the ouster. >> watching "scandal". >> i love that show. >> hillary clinton pushed back and she did. that what people are insiders. >> the real meat of the story is that group couldn't come up with accomplishments. >> that is -- >> that's why it doesn't matter. >> nothing ma

hawkins says she was distressed by those claims and had to go to a doctor where the k.g. revealed she had a heart attack. verizon has declined to comment. leon: something weird there. that is a strange claim for the company to make. we will see what happens here at western to the weather now. we are getting a break from the nasty weather we've had. alison: doug hill has the forecast. doug: it seems to be rather pleasant tonight and tomorrow. temperatures will creep up. humidity will start to increase. for the moment it is fine. let's look at the weather conditions in fairfax. 79 degrees the right now. just delightful. no threat of rain. it is an push from the cold front west and south. pretty much out of the commonwealth of virginia. ok. 80 degrees in fredericksburg. 80 degrees at reagan national airport. it will drop slowly into the 70's. it will be warm and sunny for the early evening. very comfortable indeed. we are to see a couple of areas of fog tomorrow morning and it will clear out and be sunny and warm tomorrow afternoon. that will be the drill for the weekend. th

k.g., you go. >> the museum of arts gala was last night.s a mere $25,000 per ticket but it's a big fashion night. let's look at the standouts. we have beyonce there looking fabulous. always great. dress a little see-through, though. you had rihanna there. >> why are you looking at him? >> i don't know. bolling was talking about it earlier. and sarah jessica-parker had the most interesting look. you see that headdress there that is flame-like red and white. everybody was checking it out. >> okay. i've been on the book tour and the good news is it's been really great. i want to show you some people i've met along the way. former white house interns i hadn't seen in a long time former colleagues from jobs i forgot that i had. that was yesterday in california. military that served during the bush administration and were at events that i write about in the book. one of my late grandfather's friend who helped on the ranch and a person i never thought i would see at my event at the richard nixon library last night was this guy. >> i have a questio

you nailed it k.g. go for it. >> how do you get the probable cause? you have to do an investigation. you have to be able to go out there. >> but probable cause for the full extent of the population. >> it's a search and seizure issue. just because of the fact that somebody has drugs on them doesn't mean we all have to be patted down. >> that's very irresponsible, julie. we're not talking about a drug deal. >> we're talking about a ping of a phone call. >> data collection. we're not getting in your phones. if there are abuses in the process, address the abuses but don't throw the baby out with the bath water unless you're okay with profiling. >> i am. >> but in the long run, profiling will not work as terrorists change. they will no longer look like the terrorist that you think they do. >> i don't want to profile people based on their ethnicity or religion but based on whatever they come up with the metrics. >> how do they get the metrics? >> the metrics would evolve. >> that's the nsa program. >> no. no. all of our data -- let me put it to you this wa

you nailed it k.g. go for it. >> how do you get the probable cause? to do an investigation. you have to be able to go out there. >> but probable cause for the full extent of the population. >> it's a search and seizure issue. just because of the fact that somebody has drugs on them doesn't mean we all have to be patted down. >> that's very irresponsible, julie. we're not talking about a drug deal. >> we're talking about a ping of a phone call. >> data collection. we're not getting in your phones. if there are abuses in the process, address the abuses but don't throw the baby out with the bath water unless you're okay with profiling. >> i am. >> but in the long run, profiling will not work as terrorists change. they will no longer look like the terrorist that you think they do. >> i don't want to profile people based on their ethnicity or religion but based on whatever they come up with the metrics. >> how do they get the metrics? >> the metrics would evolve. >> that's the nsa program. >> no. no. all of our data -- let me put it to you this way. all of

we're going to get started with k.g.it were your job to prosecute the six officers in baltimore, how would you do it differently? >> i would do a fair and impartial and thorough investigation by getting all the witness statements in compiling all of the forensics before i did a rush to judgment by overcharging a case, underdelivering and probably results in another rodney king situation. >> there you have it. >> julie. >> yes. >> this is from matthew e. what is the best concert you have ever seen? >> the spinal tap in 1992 in -- >> wow. you didn't have to think about that. >> are you kidding? it stays in my mind. can i choose two? that and stage plant reunion in 1994. >> i love the who. >> obviously you have not been to a dierks bentley concert. >> i have not. >> eric from maryland what keeps you awake at night? >> to be honest? >> i know what it is. >> you do? is it at this table? no what keeps me awake at night -- what used to keep me awake, when i was in the trading arena, any given night you can blow everything your

they have either been considered k.g.licies and giving mixed messages which is why voters have been putting off deciding. brendan: what people really want to see is a royal baby. what i am really curious about is what used to be the kingmakers. where are they? are they are even -- are they even going to play a role? francine: a lot of insiders say they may surprise us. when you look at the polls there is a 3% to 4% margin of error. so when you say 3%, 20%, or even 30% what voters are angry about, the coalition has largely been worse because we are in a much -- this is an economy that is getting better. a lot of things that they wanted to push through, they have not. and actually it was seen as -- what is seen as, as you would say, presidential, we have not seen on the character front. that is what voters are seeing again and again. they had more hopes for him. olivia: brennan, you say the liberal democrats used to be the kingmakers. they were the kingmakers in 2010 when everyone got excited about nick clegg, and now the c