it did not sound good to me. >> kemp came up with all kinds of interpretations, all bad. >> it seemede, i am throwing in the towel. >> throwing in the towel? detective kemp asked chris if heather might be suicidal. >> has she ever talked about wanting to harm herself or anybody else you've known her? >> not that i recall. >> reporter: friends and family police spoke were to adamant that heather would not take her own life. police from were about to -- police were about to uncover a secret she'd kept hidden from almost everyone. >> i didn't even know his name. >> reporter: just as heather was headed off into that bright new future, her past came calling. >>> coming up -- >>> that heather was possibly seeing another man. >> this was definitely, you know, a person of interest that we needed to speak with. >> when "dateline" continues. his from around the world. nobody else even comes close. it's about delivering a more comfortable shave every time. invented in boston, made and sold around the world. now starting at $7.99. gillette. the best a man can get. woman: i stay active by staying

it's possible that kemp could consolidate all of the non--cagle vote. what you are seeing in republican primaries is that everyone is playing to the base but some people are trying to at least have feelers out to the business community. even casey cagle, brian kemp's opponent, ending up having a campaign against delta airlines for their stance when it came to the nra. you are seeing base plays not only by the republicans, and then also it was mentioned by the democrats. so the georgia governor's race come november is going to be a big base play. >> mark murray and eugene scott, gentlemen thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripadvisor. visit tripadvisor.com picking the right style ta

yep, i just said that. >> brian kemp just said that. offering a truck to deal with illegal immigration. candidate michael williams, not to be outdone, upped the ante with a bus. a deportation bus, seen here experiencing engine trouble on the side of the highway. and here is michael williams in an interview with reporter doug richards from nbc's atlanta affiliate 11 alive. please note, his press flag off to the side. >> you're not breaking the law? >> what's there to be scared of? are you scared of it? >> so, if i saw this bus coming through and i was an immigrant, would you see that as being provocative? >> no, absolutely not. this country was based upon immigration. we wouldn't have america if it wasn't for lawful legal immigration. so, the issue isn't immigrants or legal immigration. it's those coming to our country with complete disreexpect for our laws coming here illegally. >> what about color? >> i don't care [ bleep ]. >> is it color? >> i did say color. >> i don't care what color you are. >> clearly. i'm going to have to bleep y

. >> we met 20 some years ago when you were working for jack kemp and we were young twentysomethings add a few years later we both elected to congress. but ever since i've known you, you live and breathe tax reform. this is something that is animated you since the first day i met you. did the passage of the tax bill factor into your decision? >> it did. it gave me a sense of contentment and pride. it's the first issue i worked on as a policy person when i was a staff economic policy analyst for jack kemp. it's the issue i've worked on the most. it's what i became chair of the ways and means committee to do . getting that once in a generation tax refund on which i really believe fundamentally reset the foundation of our economy in a very strong and profound way, getting that accomplishment. also the poverty agenda i've been fighting for, that's in law now. the opportunity zone which we use, enterprise zones, that's done, that's in law. what we call the conservative free-market approach to solving communities,or we've advanced that ball very, very far. i am going to list and checked of

i am running the campaign for brian kemp to be governor and not donald trump. those messages that i have, they are my values. that's what i have been talking to the people of georgia about. i think it's starting to resonate because of our television ads. the last 2 polls showed the leader going down us going up. we will ride the big truck into the run off. >> martha: thank you very much. joining me now lisa, and juan from "the five." juan what goes through your mind watching those ads? >> republican primary in a state that is a red state georgia. i think what you are seeing there is an appeal to some of the hot buttons that president trump has successfully used. he changed american politics in that way. if you push the hot button in a republican primary. 80% of republicans support president trump. if you are appealing to that republican base, yes, you can use that message. you were astute when you said could you use this in a general election? >> martha: hillary clinton thought she could win general. this state looked like it was hers in the last election. she

houston's tony kemp reaching back to rob michael brantley of extra bases.he astros hang on to win 3-1 and kemp, he snags your play of the day. >>> lawmakers are trying once again to ban the sale of guns and gun shows here at the cow palace in daly city. straight ahead i'll tell you what lawmakers say is different about their efforts this time around. >> bay area mayors are asking voters to approve a major transportation funding pleasure. we'll have the details coming right up. -hey, did i mention i can save you $620 for switching to progressive? [ engine revving ] you cannot hear me at all, can you? an important deadline is fast approaching for unregistered voters in california.. what you need to know.. to cast your ballot. >>> an important deadline fast approaching for unregistered voters in california. what you need to know to cast your ballot. >> and a milestone this week for north korea, how the regime is setting the stage for an upcoming meeting with president trump. >> and we're looking at a bit of moisture over the skies of northern california. find

spent a week with a gentleman that you should actually having your show his name is colonel richard kemp is a commander of british forces in afghanistan when the british were deployed there he also fought in northern ireland and he also fought in the balkans and you know kemp has said at the united nations and in a variety of appearances having analyzed what israel is facing the choices the israeli army has to make these really army is the most moral army in the world now you can try and find some anti israel people on the b.b.c. or other networks who will say the exact opposite but i go and i get a british officer who has been in our positions who has seen close up what's going on in the can examine the trade offs and he says where the most moral army in the world i would accept that judgment going back to the iranian question. if i had to study initial position correctly you didn't actually won they'd j.c.b. zero eight to be celt you wanted to it to be negotiated. how does it make you failed this to know about the trumpet ministration the temple musician has just abandoned it frankly j

they have responded -- we heard kemp this morning earlier responding to this but their camp initiallythey were hearing about this ad and put out brian kemp is a conservative, get over it. they're standing by this. >> kemp doesn't have to care what people say outside the state of georgia. the other guy cut a tax break, blocked a tax break for delta airlines after cutting ties with the nra so pro second amendment stance in georgia is a very popular opinion. this really could work very much in kemp's favor. >> sandra: the station in atlanta was getting a lot of negative feedback as well but said we can't do anything about it. people said don't air the ad. the fcc rules prohibit them from stopping the ads. >> this is such a hot button issue. remember the reaction that the former nfl player received when he took a picture with his daughter and her boyfriend for prom and he was holding a gun in the picture. this reminds me of that story. the reaction is exactly the same where if you agree with gun rights you are going to see a funny, humorous ad. a lot of people say kids and guns are off li

kemp's in the corner down there. he reaches up and makes a great catch! wow! >> athletic, off-balance move as houston's tony kemp overruns it and then reaches back to rob michael brantley of extra bases. the astros hang on to win 3-1 and kemp snagged your play of the day. >>> three bay area mayors are getting together today in san francisco asking voters to approve a major transportation funding measure. we'll have the details coming right up. >>> and lawmakers are trying once again to ban gun shows and gun sales here at the cow palace in daly city. we are live at the exhibition hall with a look at what lawmakers say is different about their efforts this time. it's not just any streaming. it's "watch what you want on the fastest internet" streaming. it's "live sports so you never miss a goal" streaming. it's "dvr shows because you'll never know when you'll need it" streaming. it's streaming from xfinity that makes your life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $40 a month for 2 full years when you sign up for tv. plus, get 3x the spe

not for human consumption but for livestock so that is absolutely the long term plan and that's why kemp china bought syngenta the swiss company i want to offer one billion dollars forty three billion dollars on hawgs fred are being they own smithfield build a bunch of hogs here and in canada at least they used to have in canada are they actually doing hard production over there with smithfield of a resteal exporting smithfield this bill pork to the to china. what's happening now is that china is figuring out again the genetics they're figuring out how they're going to implement their livestock production and what they bought from this very old united states connecticut based company what they what they bought was the genetics and now going forward it is their intellectual property it is it's no longer ours i got it that reminds me of the the super cows in california all the genetic splicing that help though those cows produce more milk let's talk a little bit before we go about production ag moving to china you know we produce all the stuff we've got a lot of land but they've got a lot

kemp.is jake. jake asked why i was running for governor. kim jong un she joined us earlier defend to get. >> they love that. shows love for my girls and family and my appreciation and strong support for the second amendment. >> candidate campaigning to replace governor nathan deal. >> the army making big moves to make self driving vehicles. jillian: a plan to have unmanned support on the battlefield. >> reporter: move over, depending on the first to have self driving vehicles, this came out during a hearing on capitol hill, under secretary of defense for research and engineering said the u.s. army would have self driving vehicles on the battlefield long before they would be on the streets because of the danger soldiers face in combat, more than half of the deaths because soldiers are driving, delivering food, fuel and supplies. jillian: what is the deal with this beer produced by veterans? >> i love this story. budweiser coming out with the year that is a recipe written by george washington

opponent will be decided in a runoff between lieutenant governor casey cagle and secretary of state brian kemp on july 24th. no matter who it is, abrams says she is ready. >> this is our moment. our chance to lift up georgia. and if we fight, if we push, if we work, we will win. [ cheers ] >> abrams not the only woman to win in the south. in kentucky, a political newcomer, former marine fighter pilot amy mcgrath defeated one of the best-known figures in kentucky politics, lexington mayor jim gray in the sixth district democratic primary. she'll face republican congressman andy barr in the general election. >>> this year marks a decade since the financial crisis. and yesterday congress vote to roll back rules adopted in its wake. the house voting in favor of a bipartisan senate bill that eases rules on community banks. for example, bb&t and suntrust. republicans and moderate democrats say dodd-frank hurts the banks. regulations stifle lending, so the bill raises the threshold for federal oversight from $50 billion to $250 billion, leaving only the biggest, jpmorgan chase, wells fargo, bank of a

>> i am brian kemp. this is jake, a young man interested in one of my daughters.why i was running for governor. >> cap government spending, take a chainsaw to regulation, make georgia number one for small business. >> two things if you want to date one of my daughters. >> respect and a healthy appreciation for the second amendment, sir. >> we are going to get along just fine. >> juan: well, well, well. i am the one here who is for gun control, but i'm going to stay out of this. i want to know what you think. what do you think of it? >> kimberly: it was cute for a bit there, having no talking doing what you're for but then point a gun. don't point a gun at anybody unless you're going to use it. >> jesse: i thought it was funny. i respectfully disagree with kimberly. is that okay? >> kimberly: yes. >> jesse: i am kidding. it doesn't look like he pointed it at the kid. he was resting on the lap. i think people need to lighten up. maybe people in new york are upset by it but in georgia it plays. i don't think it's going to backfire. >> dana: where you stand is where y

i just said that. >> kemp and other republican challengers including state senator and combat veteranter hill are vying for the number two spot. this is important because if no one gets more than 50% of the vote in the may 22 primary, the race goes to a runoff in july. with five candidates still in the g.o.p. race, a republican runoff seems extremely likely. back to you. >> dana: indeed. all right. thank you. my next guest is among those candidates. here is a look at one of his campaign ads. >> unlike these guys, i'm not a career politician. georgia's next governor will face many obstacles. that is why we need true conservative leadership to deliver results. as governor i will stop sanctuary cities and eliminate the state income tax. in three combat tours i defended our constitution and now i'm ready serve again. >> dana: joining me now is hunter hill, republican candidate for governor of georgia. thank you for being with me today. so you have a crowded field of five candidates. five republicans. what are you trying to do to set yourself apart from the pack? maybe hunter cannot hear m

i think we're going have to wait until july to have a runoff between brian kemp.one other race to tell you about, the surprise of the night. this is -- what a story this is. jim gray, this was the dccc's recruit. he is the mayor of lexington, kentucky. the dccc recruited him to run for congress in the one district in kentucky democrats think they might be able to flip. this woman, amy mcgrath put ad up. she talks about hey, when i was a girl, i wanted to fly planes. i was told i couldn't do it. look at me now. the ad went viral. she raised two million. she became an online sensation. tonight she has upset jim gray, won the democratic nomination in kentucky. she will face andy barr, the republican. this has been a double-digit republican district lately. just before that, though, it was represented in congress by a democrat, ben chandler. and the very interesting thing about the performance tonight of mcgrath, this is the district. lexington is about 40% of it. she lost lexington. that is where gray was the mayor. she won the rural areas outside of lexington big. a

. >> reporter: the release of tony kemp and others was negotiated by secretary of state mike pompeo. the release is widely seen as a goodwill gesture from north korean dictator kim jong-un. >> nobody thought this was going to happen. i have prescient kim jong-un doing this and allowing them to go. >> reporter: the move was meant to grease the wheels for an upcoming summit. >> we picked daytime. we picked a place. >> reporter: cbs news is reporting the summit will be in singapore. the three men, according to reporters on the ground walked onto a u.s. government plane under their own power and were ushered to a private curtained off area to be treated by doctors. the last american released by the north koreans, otto warmbier died after arriving back in the united states from brain damage. >>> marine biologists say a gray whale that washed up dead on angel island was probably hit by a vessel. a team of scientists performed a necropsy today. they say that 44 foot whale has significant bruising and suffered front force -- blunt force trauma. >>> san francisco is giving pedestrians more ti

general election, abrams will face either lieutenant governor casey cagle or secretary of state brian kempajority of votes in the primary, so a runoff vote in july will determine the gop nominee. announcer: coming up next, how states try to keep familiar names off the ballot. soledad: what is called a sore loser law. announcer: why it is a pain for some unlucky candidates. plus, can virtual reality help you chill out soledad: now to our weekly feature we like to call "we like to call "we're paying attention even if you're too busy." don blankenship was running in the republican primary in west virginia. he lost, but he really, really, really wants to get on the ballot this fall. blankenship was ceo of massey energy, and he served a year in prison for charges related to a deadly explosion at a coal mine that killed 29. he now plans to run as the nominee of the constitution party. i never heard of that party. sadly for him, west virginia has what is called a sore loser law. it stops candidates who lost in the primary from changing party affiliation to run in the general. all states except fo

i'm brian kemp. if you want a politically incorrect conservative, that's me. >> not a joke.eorgia republican primary, the round up big truck was not even a clear favorite for the most intentionally offensive on this subject. >> we've got the deportation bus. that's right, you heard me, the michael williams deportation bus. we're going to implement my 287-g deportation plan that is going to fill this bus with illegals to send them back to where they came from. we're not just going to track them and watch them roam around our state. we're going to put them on this bus and send them home. >> ah, republican party 2018. that's been on the republican side in georgia. on the democratic side, the race for governor has been build nationally as a strategy fight over how to win in a red state that's been looking less red year after year. state lawmaker stacey evans argued democrats can turn georgia blue by courting moderate republicans. but stacey evans on the left, and stacey abrams, that's the stacey on the right, she has said that democratic hopes instead should be in turning out di

he got 39% of the vote or brian kemp.et me play his ad about how conservative he is. >> i'm so conservative i blow up government spending. i own guns that no one is taking away. i've got a big truck, just in case i need to round up criminal illegals and take them home myself. yep, i just said that. i'm brian kemp, if you want a politically incorrect conservative, that's me. >> wow. is that more of what georgia is right now or is the coalition that you put together more representative of georgia? >> i believe my coalition absolutely represents the real georgia. the republicans are going to be duking it out trying to prove who can be meaner and more spiteful and while they're doing that we're going to be having conversations on the ground in all 159 counties. we know that there are georgians who simply want a leader who looks out for their interest, who understands their concerns and who doesn't try to turn georgia into a national stumping ground for donald trump's xenophobic policies. i'm running for real georgians who nee

the first issue i worked on as a policy person when i was a staff economic policy analyst for jack kemp. it's the issue i've worked on the most. it's what i became chair of the ways and means committee to do. getting that tax reform done, on which i really believe fundamentally reset the foundation of our economy in a very strong and profound way, getting that accomplishment. also the poverty agenda i've been fighting for, that's in law now. the opportunity zone which we use, enterprise zones, that's done, that's in law. what we call the conservative free-market approach to solving poverty in poor communities, we've advanced that ball very, very far. i am going to list and checked off a lot of things i came here to do. since being speaker and spending so much time with them until it -- with the military and our intelligence community, i became gravely concerned for the state of our military and the readiness crisis at this sequester presents, brought us to. and i really wanted to focus on getting the military into a place to be rebuilt and that's done as well. the one thing that got awa

astro's number 9 hitter tony kemp comes through with a two- run single. that man drove in five runs and houston beat the giants 11-2. >>> the coliseum was not going to let this bother him. tied up at two in the 10th. seattle's segura is going to try to score from 1st base and he just beat the throw home for the game-winning run. the mariners win 3-2. so i've got bad news all the way around. warriors lose, giants lose, the as lose. for golden state, it's game five on thursday night in houston. houston. cholula hot sauce is teaming up with jack in the box for the cholula buttery jack. a little hot sauce there... woah. what's happening? jack i'm trying to film this commercial! oh my gosh, sorry. with delicious cholula hot sauce and crispy jalapenos on a signature bun. the new cholula buttery jack. part of the buttery jack family. made with delicious cholula hot sauce,ack. crispy jalapenos and pepper jack cheese on a signature bun. yep, this is my third one today. the new cholula buttery jack. part of the buttery jack family. only at jack in the box. tomorrow

her co—star ross kemp said this.n show business, a demonstration that her diagnosis isn't stopping her doing what she has done for decades, entertaining millions across the country. an 18—year—old woman has gone on trial at the old bailey accused of planning a terror attack in the uk. safaa boular, from london, is also charged with planning to travel to syria where she intended to marry an islamic state fighter. she denies the charges. our home affairs correspondent june kelly is following the case. safaa boular was said to be of an extremist mindset when at the age of 16 she began a relationship over social media with and is fighter in syria. the court was told they declared their love for each other and they planned to marry and have children. the old bailey also heard they each planned to don a suicide belts and then as hussain put it depart the world holding hands and taking others with them in an act of terrorism. now, the court was told in the months after they began their relationship, british security service

kemp joins us after this.itically incorrect conservative saying in latest campaign ad saying that he would personally round up illegals in his truck if that was needed. georgia republican and current georgia state secretary brian kemp. welcome to the program, you face lieutenant governor casey in a july runoff but he beat you in the primary by 13 points. do you think your round-up the illegals and stick them in my truck ad worked? >> no, stuart, great to be on with you, if anybody has the momentum in this race is us. we moved 14 points the last few weeks of the campaign, kind of separating myself from the other good folks that were running so we've got a lot of momentum, the guy that's been there just as long as been a mayor, 24 hours, couldn't break 40%. a lot of peopling coming our way and they are buying into the message that's basically behind that ad and that big truck that i started the business for the first time many years ago, tracking and deporting illegals that are here recking havoc. stuart: it sou

kemp: good morning, and welcome. i'm fred kemp, i'm president and ceo of the atlantic council. and thank you all for joining us for the 2018 atlantic council east asia foundation strategic dialog. they say timing is everything. and we certainly are gathering together here at a historic moment. i want to especially welcome our speakers, dr. moon, mr. kim, congressman kim, congressman parks, dr. park, for travelling all the way from the republic of korea. we are deeply honored to be the first venue in washington d.c. chosen for public engagement by high level korean officials since the inter-korean summit. atlantic council is proud to host this event in partnership for the first time with the east asia foundation at such a historic moment. if just the opening conversation we had as we were just preparing to come in this room is any indication of the kind of rich conversation we'll have now, hold onto your seats. as i watched the summit on the korean peninsula unfold, and i watched the amazing theatrics of the long conversation on the bridge, on the going across the line back and

astro's number 9 hitter tony kemp comes through with a two- run single. that man drove in five runs and houston beat the giants 11-2. >>> the coliseum was not going to let this bother him. tied up at two in the 10th. seattle's segura is going to try to score from 1st base and he just beat the throw home for the game-winning run. the mariners win 3-2. so i've got bad news all the way around. warriors lose, giants lose, the as lose. for golden state, it's game five on thursday night in houston. i'm dennis o'donnell in oracle. we'll be right back. and apprenticeships, invested in transportation and helped create over 200,000 living wage jobs. antonio villaraigosa for governor. i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. over 200,000 living wage jobs. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this

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i mean, fred kemp just said we should give him a little bit of credit for that. >> i don't want to take credit away from -- yeah, i don't want to take credit away from that. look, it takes both to get to the table. remember that you could equally make the case that the north koreans brought the americans to the table by shooting ballistic missiles over our allies in japan, also. though, they did their own saber rattling also that elevated their importance to this administration and to the greater security questions in the region so, look, we hope that there are negotiations, that they're successful, that the korean peninsula is denuclearized, however that happens i think secretary pompeo is exactly right, though. no one should expect it to proceed in a straight line >> gentlemen, thank you. fred kemp, tony fratto >>> coming up, stocks lower this hour on fears about trade wars canada announcing retaliatory measures against the u.s. just moments ago. how can you protect your portfolio against what could be a very volatile summer that's next on "power lunch. >>> hello, everyone. i'm sue he

there is no machinery in sight to pick this precious commodity harvesting kempe paper is labor intensive growers say hand picking is necessary to achieve the highest quality possible behind be let down that was the head of countries. the paper from this region has become sort after around the world two years ago it was given protected geographical indication status by the european union it's a standard used to identify products that have a link to a specific country all region like scotch whiskey or palm a ham products from here are exported mainly to the united states europe and japan which is in contrast to pick out from other parts of cambodia the cambodian pepper industry is growing quickly but outside this region it has a problem it's competing with and to a large extent relying on its neighbor vietnam which is the largest producer of pepper in the world because of a lack of infrastructure and investment most cambodian paper is sent across the border through middlemen for processing cutting into farmers slim profits the cambodian government is promising to invest more in facilities

unexpected just some of the reactions to donald trump canceling his highly anticipated summit with kemp own and singapore next month the north said trump's decision was extremely regrettable a sentiment echoed worldwide as a missed opportunity for peace but u.s. president called it a sad moment of history and the white house blamed north korea's trade of broken promises in a letter to kim trump said sadly based on the tremendous anger and open hostility displayed in your most recent statement i feel it's an appropriate at this time to have this long planned meeting you talk about your nuclear capabilities but the so massive and powerful that i pray to god will never have to be used to spot trump surprise announcement north korea has not given up hope that talks will eventually happen the north's ministers said they regretted trumps decision bought that they were willing to meet any time to resolve any issues he also praised for his bold decision to engage with the north recently now the korean war in. one nine hundred fifty s. left a long legacy of distrust between implacable enemies an

not for human consumption but for livestock so that is absolutely the long term plan and that's why kemp china bought syngenta at the swiss company i want to offer one billion dollars forty three billion dollars on hawgs fred are being they own smithfield build a bunch of hogs here and in canada at least they used to have in canada are they actually doing hard production over there with smithfield of every still exporting smithfield this bill pork to the to china. what's happening now is that china is figuring out again the genetics they're figuring out how they're going to implement their livestock production and what they bought from this very old united states connecticut based company what they what they bought was the genetics and now going forward it is their intellectual property it is it's no longer ours i got it that reminds me of the the super cows in california all the genetic splicing that help though those cows produce more milk let's talk a little bit before we go about production ag moving to china you know we produce all the stuff we've got a lot of land but they've got a

south korea's president when joey in the white house on may twenty second to discuss the talks with kemp. and aid workers in kenya say that they've reached only a quarter of nearly fifty thousand families in need of shelter off to weeks off torrential rain the red cross says it doesn't have enough money to fund its emergency operations. now at least three hundred fifty people have been injured three of them critically in the latest protests at israel's border with gaza israeli forces fired live ammunition and take the palestinians demonstrating near the fence high force that reports. six fridays now more than forty killed and over a thousand shot and wounded and still protesters face off against the israeli army at gaza's border fence as last week there appeared to be some coordination ahead of time squads of young men and boys rolled tires to be burned at specific locations providing a smoke screen from israeli snipers. emerging from the smoke into gas a senior official of islamic jihad promising an escalation of these protests as they approach the fourteenth of may seventy years since

. >> michael kemp has never done this before of the. >> i definitely needed some help. >> a good thing is a seven-time log rolling champion. >> back then they were real logs. >> logs weighed 500 pounds. it was so difficult to bring them into wilmingtswimming pool. here she is trying the first prototype of the key log that felt like the real thing. >> she is teaching me and my staff how to teach this to the kids. >> kids and maybe a klutzy reporter. >> in case you couldn't tell, standing up on the log and staying up is a lot harder than it looks. it was one heck of a workout. >> i felt like i was doing some sort of a dance with my arms and legs. >> when you're playing for real. you're not thinking about burning kals, you're thinking about winning. >> the competition is head to head. two people on the same log. >> and you're trying to be the same person. though there's sometimes a tie, it is usually obvious. >> she thinks that makes log rolling great for spectators. >> our goal is to make log rolling an olympic sport. >> abc7 news. >> such a good sport! >> he really got to the bottom of

. >> we met 20 some years ago when you were working for jack kemp and we were young twentysomethings add a few years later we both elected to congress. but ever since i've known you, you live and breathe tax reform. this is something that is animated you since the first day i met you. did the passage of the tax bill factor into your decision? >> it did. it gave me a sense of contentment and pride. it's the first issue i worked on as a policy person when i was a step economic policy analyst for jack kemp. it's the issue i've worked on the most. it's what i became chair of the ways and means committee to do tricks are getting that once in a generation tax refund on which i really believe fundamentally reset the foundation of our economy in a very strong and profound way, getting that accomplishment. also the poverty agenda i've been fighting for, that's in law not the opportunity zone which we use, enterprise zones, that's done, that's in law. what we call the conservative free-market approach to solving poverty importunities, we've advanced that ball very, very far. i am going to list

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kim jong un brian kemp has another ad that is a little bit controversial. rise. >> a show on nbc they canceled parent, backlash from the christian community, accused of pushing liberal talking points, one controversial episode criticized hiding in the shadows on issues related to homosexuality. >> it is too dark, this is not our values. we want our son growing up in. >> hiding from them won't make them go away. i expect your time to say nothing less. this conversation is done. >> reporter: as a reaction to the show's cancellation, actually surprised they had the good sense to do this. nbc has not responded why this show was canceled. heather: a world war ii veteran once 100 cars on his 100th birthday. >> this is fantastic, his name is mike, his birthday is june 6th. he wants 100 birthday cards from people across the country to celebrate his 100th birthday. we will put his mailing address on screen. there you have it. his family absolutely loves it, they are promoting this idea and they say he is a walking history book. the stories he tells, he has been ther

jack kemp put it beautifully, you cannot love jobs and hate job creators, it does not work that way, if you tax rich people and give the money to poor people, you are going to get lots and lots of poor people and no rich people. the dream in america has always been to make the poor richer, not to make the rich poorer, the dream is to always build up the base, when you look at it from the stand point of states which your organization is spectacular at. if you saw my book, the wealth of states, we have 50 states in this wonderful country, in each state there is 80 counties, in each, two or three municipalities, we have a data set that is unbelievable this this country, a repository which watches the testing of all of the economic models in the united states, if you talk to legislators and governors and people involved in state politics, they do not have any idea about the repository for the rest of the nation, in this book, we brought it all together. if something can be done, it probably has been done, it was done in idaho in 1964 or maine in 1963, we have a beautiful repository of in

unexpected just some of the reactions to donald trump canceling his highly anticipated summit with kemp own and singapore next month the north said trump's decision was extremely of aggression a sentiment echoed worldwide as a missed opportunity for peace the u.s. president called it a sad moment of his.

. >> here's the man featured in that ad, secretary of state brian kemp. it. >> thank you for having me on. >> what is the reaction to your ad. >> driving the liberal media crazy. all over the great state of georgia since friday. and people love that. they think it is funny. they know it shows my love for my girls and my family and my appreciation and strong support for the second amendment. people i like don't back down, keep this up, no way we are doing that. we are encouraging people to share the at and get our message out not only about my conservative values but being a small business owner as well, my message for the campaign for the governor's race. >> some of the messages have been mixed. i posted on twitter this morning that the majority of responses were positive, most important we as a father, i would wholeheartedly support him. in terms of the negative response where did you get your idea for this and do you think it sends a negative message? >> it has been overwhelmingly positive. standing up to the left, the liberal media and secretary of sta