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but --ked both john: two is enough. >> been there, done that. >> what is the source of his appeal?by the polls, i don't think there is a lot of appeal. >> he knows how to work through politics. that is a big part of being in washington. >> do you want to sit down and have a beer with him? does he seem approachable? >> chocolate milk. john: john kasich. >> i don't know much about john. >> i don't know much about john either. john: john kasich. do you know who that is? >> i don't. >> no idea. mark: anybody have three words for john kasich? anybody have strong feelings about john kasich? >> intelligent but no chance. [laughter] when governor kasich talks about having been chairman of the budget committee in congress and washington, two-term governor of ohio, does anybody find that appealing? three of you find that appealing. >> i think he has done a good job changing in the economy and creating jobs to an extent. here is my biggest thing. i'm sorry, guys. i'm tired of the same politicians saying the same thing over and over again and every debate is the same. we are going to do this a

hillary clinton in new hampshire today was ked by biden by cnn. >> tgore does come a point where a decision has to be made but i'm not in any way suggesting or recommending that the vi kace president accept any time table other thhean the one that is clicking inside of him. late? after her debate has inched ahead in a new hampshire poll. and in an nbc survey monkey online poll nationally, clinten has a doue-digit lead. help her. >> we celebrated our 40th anniversary on uld com and keep me crmpa y and keep my so-rits up and drill me on some of hthe thia!s he thought were important meant a great deal to me. >> reporter: to jake tapper? >> i'm not going to sit here and tell you and your viewers that it has been a path filled with rose ossoms blossoms, it is but looking back at the 40 years, i'm so grateful that after he asked me twice finally said yes and have spent these years with him. >> reporter: some supporters argue that biden is better off waiting since once he declare for president he has to pay for air force two and with the crew a wroping $43,000 an hour on political trip, a huge bur

it l ked like it scattered out into the lane. >> reporter: watch as cars swerve, including a tanker truck. truck. it was trying to avoid a small white suv in front. it tried to maneuver around the suv and flipped over the guardrail. the truck instant burst into flames. >> i wanted to get the guy out. but being a tanker and as a big as the explosion was, i mean, you could see where i got was as close as you could get. the heat. >> reporter: the awful crash unfolded in kearny in the northbound lanes of the turnpike by exit 5-w. the billowing smoke could be seen for miles. on the road, the backup lasted for hours. >> whether he intended to or not, he saved those people in front of him's life. he gave up his own. i'm sure he didn't want to do that. but, you know, he -- those people in that car in front of him that. >> could be gone. >> reporter: as dash cam rolled on the chaos, he kept thinking of the driver. >> i kept thinking about going thome my kids, you know? it's rough. >> reporter: the image of the flames and the truck and the cabin replaying in his mind hours after the fire was put ou

and we were able to determine that the shoe print was made by a prison-issue pro ked tennis shoe. >>od found at the murder scene also led back to cooper. >> a-41 was a single drop blood in the hallway and cooper matched it. >> finally, kottmeier played the emotional videotaped testimony of the lone survivor, josh ryen. >> have you tried to forget what happened that night? >> yeah. >> what have you tried to do to forget it? >> i cut myself. >> cooper's defense would argue that the police mishandled evidence and the investigation. but after seven days of deliberations, the jury found kevin cooper guilty on all counts. >> there is no question. there is no doubt about the guilt of kevin cooper. the only justice in this case is for kevin cooper to face his maker and then spend the rest of his days in hell. >> we the jury of the above-entitled cause, determine that the penalty shall be death. >> kevin cooper would spend the next two decades on death row. but in 2003, a new defense team investigated cooper's case and made a string of discoveries they felt proved kevin cooper's innocence. >>

year-old student at the middle high school in southbridge told them that this man joseph zuniga sent may ked pictures of himself over facebook messenger himself over facebook messenger. the photos were sent twice over the past two years, the latest back in august. a 9th grade teacher in south a 9th grade teacher in southbridge and police say he turned himself in yesterday afternoon. >> they have known each other for about two years. the stud ement admitted that they had met at a church function in the town of webster function in the town of webster, and he then was with this particular teacher for the whole year. >>reporter: the community meeting next week in south meeting next week in southbridge forparents to discuss this with schooled a manufacuturer tores. zuniga to be arraigned in just a couple of hours from now and we will have a crew in the court room as it is happening. live in dudley, jessica reyes, fox25 news. >>> today could finally be the day that south shore church closes its doors for food. for the past 11 years, parishioners in scituate have been holding a 24-hour vigil, but t

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after this race we will see ked acan pharoah truc couple miles away where he will be a stud horse fory years in the amount of money that he can make -- it could be hundreds of thousands of dollars each time he made with a horse. that stands to make hundreds of millions more. betty: did you meet american pharoah? david: i did not. i've met the guy who owns his father. that course makes $150,000 every time he is studded. that economy is very vibrant and alive. it strikes me how this has become an international sport in an international industry. you see horses come from all over to these races, but really this is where the center of it is, the history of it is. moment in history. the breeders' cup, these are not races on one track all of the time, right? david: it moves around. it was in california. they made the decision to bring it to kentucky. track.very storied they built chalets around the track so people could watch. earlier, you mentioned, david, how much the course can make in retirement, but what exactly do these forces do in requirement? in these horses do an retirement? david

he remembers every single question that every reporter ked, and people were stunned by that capability. but they reaeaed evevemore favorably to the fact that he said enough is enough, that these are biased quesons. one more point, charlie. one of the biggest complaints is that the questions went too long. in several circumsmsnces the questions were even l lger than the responses that the candidates were allowed. >> clearly the candidates mixed it up with the moderators quite a bit last night. we also saw vinta chris christie tellingngt like it is. let's take a look at that moment, frank, and then get back to you about what that showed on the dial test. >> there's no evidence that they can fix anything in washington, d.c. >> what should we do? >> whatt we should do is to be investing in all types of energy, john. all types of energy. >> government? >> no, john. if you want me to answer or do you want to answer? how are we g gng to do this? because -- because i've got to tell you the truth. even in new jersey what you're doing is called rude. so -- [ cheers and applause ] >> frank, the l

one of the questions you ked, will there be more? this is number ten, do you have another ten in u? >> another ten, wow. i hope i live that long. i'm plaing to write as many as i can. greg never gets older. >> when did you first draw greg? >> i tnk about 1992. as a sample. i had another character, igdoof who drew himself looking like greg. >> sam, you have a question, don't you? >> yeah. >> stand up. >> greg sms like a nice guy. why is it dficult for him to make friendnds? >> when i was a kid, i hadne best friend. so i was really trying to use that, that model. when you have only one friend, it's really risky. if you lose that best friend or make him mad, he's gone and you're on your own. i think that's who greg is. >>cool. you were kind enough to draw us a character. you drew greg. they'll pull out props. show us how you work the magic. >> pullut a prop. grab anything. how about -- a a crown. so do me a favor and add -- >> we have a crown and we'll do both. you're putting my drawing skills to the test. this might be embarrassing. they're redhead foens. >> we're going to get this do

whether they were canvass pro keds or chuck taylors, you see them jump up to the doctor 25 price point have shoes that cost a lot. they do have shoes that are priced lower for different communities and so i think i'm not sure at the farn, althoughia applaud him for the sneaker industry, i'm not sure he needs to do that. he will have his own following, very popular in china. >> so unlawful, though in a certain way, apalmed jordans are still, i mean, it's one. when we see him emerge initially, jordan is playing. i mean, you know, it is connected to this. he is doing on the court that no one has ever seen before. so part of what seems to happen is the shoes, themselves, have taken on a life outside of michael jordan, himself. >> that's so true. michael jordan has been retired for ten years the sales. >> it was bad before final retirement. >> that's right. yet, last year the sales increased by 17%. it's incredibly dramatic. i think it's true that he has become is up an icon, he is viewed as the greatest player ever, the fact that these have 30 years of longevity. i have them when i was 7-y

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that as we ked kate -- as we educate members thrks an inequity in our health care system that needs to be fixed. many things are talked about in our time up here, many times we talk about not being able to work together. this is an issue that draws us together, mr. loebsack, and i have worked through two congresses now on this issue. we're going to work on more together and it's my honor to yield some time to you to ex pounleds on this. because we've been working on this a while. it's good to have you here tonight. mr. lobiondo: thanks, it is great to be -- mr. loebsack: thanks. it is great to be here i know you have a lot of things going on your side of the aisle, it's a testament to your commitment that you have a number of colleagues here tonight to speak to this issue to speak to the importance of independent and community pharmacists. it's really, really important for america, that we talk about this. and as mr. collins said, and mr. carter, i appreciate your invitation as well, it's really important that we speak to how important these folks are for our communities, for health ca

this if they can't one their own house, how are they supposed to the the ked "owe dpees des fence and speaker and then abruptly chases it. that puts the onus on paul ryan. listen to this. >> what happened in the four hours? >> you know, we had our quon frens and there's calls into the district. i don't want macking voter for speaker a tough one. i think the best thing for our party right no is that you have 247 votes on the floor. if he we are going to strong, we need to be 1% united. nomt surprised. >> so you found out in the within prn. >> oh, this is not the time or place to have those conversations. >> so ryan says that was not the time for place, that press scrum we were a number last night, joe. at the gop conference meeting, he will stand up and say yes, no or maybe. until he works a firm decision, everything is sort of frozen in place, when i skkt mccarthy, what changed between 8 and 123, it was a lot of his conservatives said their phone lines were blowing you, you can't elect peacekeeper boehner. he fell him one experienced, all right spaegs in '81. wool oozed who had. >> yo

out to be sort of a hit at the time but as more time goes by i think it was -- it was well known and ked. >> favorite. >> he was great. >> i talk some stories about him, hopefully ones people hadn't heard and then the guy that attacked me in my house. >> a million stories. >> that's fright nick. >> there are a lot of great stories in the book. >> unfortunately, we're out of time but the book is don't let life stress out your skin! new superstay better skin foundation from maybelline new york. for all-day flawless coverage today... more even,better-looking skin in just 3 weeks! bye-bye spots, dullness, and unevenness. new superstay better skin maybe it's maybelline yy with highs bouncing back too near 0 degrees. see graphics. >> . >> when donald trump brings his presidential campaign to sioux city this evening, hundreds of protesters will be there to greet him. more than one-thousand people have indicated they will stage a silent protest outside wee high school. laststight, the group "dream iowa" asked the school board to cancel trump's appearance, calling him a bully. group members say t

they ought to be ongoing, but ked atught to be dupe out at the state level.ot everything you have to get done, but you have to get a few .hings done you have to balance budgets, you have to deal with the energy opportunities. labels, they will always be around, there's something you can do about that. in the end, we have to get some things done in this country too that matter to the economic growth prospects that play into our ability to succeed, so that we can continue to have this debate at the state level. right now, i'm concerned that the engines that really feel this country are weak, and the ourpects for them firing up lessons because we are not doing the fundamentals beard host. host: from michigan, dave, going ahead. caller: you should have been a nominee in 2000. guest: i did not catch it all. host: say that again and keep going with your question or comment. caller: you should have been the nominee in 2012. you were able to form -- are onave, i think you delay. we will put you on hold real quick, and then maybe you can try your question or comment a

. >> ked, could that be as a safey net in case hillary clinton gets indicted?linton succeed barack obama becau. >> in terms of backing and blessing of the president, wouldn't joe biden have to go into the oval office or go to camp david or go here or go somewhere and say to president obama, listen, i'm really seriously thinking about this, barack, if i get into it, are you going to help me? >> i believe they've already had that conversation, according to my sources barack obama has said we will throw the entire backing of the white house, the democratic national committee, money and if possible, even the minority vote if we can get it for you, joe. in return we'd like to have something to say about your vice presidential candidate. they've been talking about a deal. >> that's a huge induce mtd, isn't it? >> we see hillary clinton on the screen in the video. what's going to happen? the inside story of this, ed, what are you hearing? is an indictment coming? >> according to my soces, it's not that easy to get a criminal indictment unless you can show criminal int

upstairs you will see how the at 1950,ked around 1955. as we walked up the back steps to the hallway, you will see a number of photographs from a wall. these photographs were a part of the reference collection. -- reverend's collection. many we can identify. so we cannot. coming to the end we see a picture of jesse nash junior and his wife. when they got married. below that is a picture from when they were married inside the michigan street baptist church, with reverend nash officiating the ceremony. this part shows that nash had some of the more modern conveniences of the time. machine. many times young people say -- where is the dryer? i always point, here's the dryer. your close line and your close pins to hang them outside. we enter the back of the home, we are in the kitchen. most of the furniture in the kitchen belonged to the family. we had to replace the kitchen table, but everything else -- the dishes and everything here belonged to mrs. nash. mrs. franklin jackson nash was a very resourceful person. there were 27 years differenc