kirk gave voice. i agree with lisa, we can have a debate about whether it's vierec k or kirk who was the first conservative. albert jay. knock was a critical figure and when he passed away in 1945, you have a lot of people trying to claim his mental. -- mantle. you have the daughter of lord ingalls wilder, the great author of the "little house" books. admired have kirk, who him intensely. a lot of them aren't trying to claim the mantle. -- are trying to claim the mantle. there is a split over who has the real mantle to oknock. -- to knock. in many ways it moves from knock to whittaker chambers. your question is well taken. it's an important caveat. in a young conservative or republican who picks up the conservative mind hoping to find a solution to current problems is going to be sorely disappointed. there's nothing in the conservative mind that would lead us to understand anything tout politics, except understand the larger ideas behind a lot of that. i don't think kirk's conservatism at least in the

eliot, russell kirk. it was part of a daylong at grand rapids state university in grand rapids, michigan. it's about an hour. host: we'll move forward in time now to the mid-20th century with a look at some of that era's most influential conservative thinkers as illuminated by the bradley,ip of been, and lisa. i use the word "influential" on purpose. the trajectory of post-war conservatism was in many ways projected and formed by the panel discussion this morning. we believe this uniting theme on these three presentations, elements of common ground thinking will be apparent due to their complex and deeply informed philosophies. ben ledford is a professor of english at ben valley state university, the past president of the t.s. eliot society and the editor of the t.s. eliot and christian tradition, ben will be discussing elliott's contributions to the mid-20th century tradition. bradley birzer is the chair at hills vail college and is the cofounder of the imaginative conservative. his scholarship and imagi

for kirk, that is progressivism. [applause] >> for -- hello everyone, i have been working on a multigenerational book project that is taken me many years. in researching this product i came across this controversy. a 25 page chapter grew into a 99 page chapter. book.ded to write a's all the book is called think or died. that is what i am going to talk about today. when we are done, i look forward to a lively conversation. in 1949, the poet was in a really odd position. award just been given an for the highest achievement in poetry. it was the highest prize at that time. he happened to be in an insane asylum for treason for his anti-democracy speeches over the radio in italy. agencye one government who want to honor him as a great poet. then you have another government agency who wanted to hang him for treason. sparked one of the worst literary conferences -- controversies in history. it reflected cultural alignments that were in flux. both conservatives and liberals were prompted to reconsider their presumptions in o

it's played in your race with mark kirk.ou are a veteran, you served in iraq, you worked in the department of veteran affairs. donald trump has a sweeping statement saying, we're going to be so good to the vets, so good. there's been nothing as far as i can tell substantively around that. as someone who knows this issue pretty well, what do you make of that? >> well, remember, this man wants to become commander in chief of the greatest military on the face of the effort. but this is also the man who said that john mccain was not a hero. and as a veteran i am deeply offended that he would question john mccain's heroism simply because he was a prisoner of war. in fact, john mccain is a hero precisely because of how he conducted himself -- the courage, the tenacity, the leadership he showed as a prisoner of war. and to be leading the greatest military in the face of the worth earth and look at the men and women who will be put into harm's way, who may potentially become p.o.w.s, and say sorry, you become a p.o.w., you're not a

you see kirk working hard and that's what it has to be.st because you got the money, it can be taken from you the next day. you got to keep to the grind and foot on the throat. these guys come out ready to work every day. >> he through a ball and got excited again. kirk, we whooped our butts it's fun and games. >> reporter: another big year for cousins and for the redskins defending nfc east champs but here is a nugget. the skins have not won back to back division titles since the 80s. redskins park, frank hanrahan h kristen, back to you. >> long time. frank was thrown out a spelling bee word there. esconce. >> 16th century english. >> we will think about it at the break. >>> at 6:00 with bruce and jan, persisting questions for the leading presidential candidates. >>> survivors of a bombing in hiroshima now national arboretum in washington. >> the tree's care takers are reflecting on what it means to be in the u.s. a >> reporter: when the atomic bomb dropped in hiroshima two miles from the family's home, shards of glass pierced his face an

. >>> coming up, redskins quarterback kirk cousins talking about expectations for a possible long-term contract. >>> first, check out who's playing games with jimmy fallon tonight, it's bryce harper. >> this is a type of stretching. down washed dog. >> yoga. >> pilates. >> you have trophi >>> this is the xfinity sports desk, brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >>> all right, dave's here talking contracts and kirk cousins. >> we were talking budget hotels, and now we're going to talk millions of dollars. deadlines and commitments. we all have them. the nfl does, too. in the courtship of kirk cousins, they may not have a deadline, but that doesn't mean that three aren't committed. july 15th is the deadline to sign cousins, or he will go into 2016 on a one-year deal for the franchise tag number of $19.9 million. >> nothing's promised to you. whether it's a one-year deal or a ten-year deal, go out and prove it every game, so i feel very stabilized in my role and just excited to take advantage of the opportunity i have before me, which is a phenomenal opportunity.

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a lot of fans wonder if kirk cousins can make the transition.sing deeds in the league. kirk has to come catch me. here's the $75 million man on some friendly competition. he looked away a couple of times, but he didn't throw the ball. i got a little l jubilant. i was like all right what you going to it with. i think one play, the last play warren was out there. kirk, man. friendly competition is going to make him tomorrow once again near the 90s. down now at havertys furniture, it's our annual memorial day sale. which means it's the perfect time to create the perfect home. now through may 30th, take an extra hundred dollars off every thousand dollars you spend. plus, enjoy 36-month, no-interest financing. with havertys, your home can be perfect. even when life isn't. sfx:nocking. we're early! the memorial day sale. from classic to contemporary. havertys. at enterprise, we guarantee it. next vehicle purchase? head to your neighborhood enterprise ca

days where the team is back together after an off of first round pick josh docks on.h in the interim kirk cousins says he and the team have beenee working on basically everything. i'm just trying to become their quarterback in every way.

. >> it's kirk's birthday tomorrow. >> scott often talked about his son kirk so i knew that he was a loving father. >> he has his mom's eyes. >> dad's nose. >> stubborn. >> there's a down side to being a father with a family and still covering wars. it was necessary to go back in and report firsthand on what was going on because there was no other foreign correspondents covering the north at that time. in this remote corner of northwestern iraq, turkish is quite widely spoken, as is kurdish and arabic. i had contacts and i covered the ground in tal afar and we had enough daylight to get to tal afar but we had difficulty finding a taxi driver. >> whenever they heard the word tal afar they were making the movement, no, no, no. >> mujahadeen. >> we could hear that word mujahadeen, mujahadeen, mujahadeen. the mujahadeen is a generic term which americans think of as insurgent or taliban or al qaeda or whatever, but they see themselves as muslims defending their country. that should have set off alarm bells. >> who are these guys? >> but finally we found a taxi driver. >> $30. he just said

. >>> >>> plus, kirk cameron controversy. actor under fire after saying women should be submissive to their husbands. what he's now saying about the growi ing backlash. >>> and all shook up. >> i don't enjoy spending time with people. i find it to be a waste of time, and it makes me anxious. >> elvis presley's an ♪ why you hkee ou >> celebrating ten years in st. louis, ri >> cebrating our 40th anniversary from miammiamisburg ohio. >> we're here for our 50th birthday, and we want a kiss from matt! >>> we're back at 8:00 on a monday morning. it's the 2nd day of may, 2016. here's what we're going to need this week, some patience. even though we have great people coming to the plaza every day, i understand we're not going to see a lot of sun this week. >> we've got cooking ent, and a segment. >> exactly. we are doing a week of mother's day treats. this morning, a delicious recipe for a triple threat chocolate cheesecake. >> should i go test it? i want to make sure it's safe. >> come to mama. >>> let's go inside. natalie has a loo

they find kirk having a major medical episode inside his home.e is recovering after being taken to the hospital. talk about perfect timing though. >> talk about people who care. it could have happened five days earlier and no one would have known. >> what is the chance that you would go to a restaurant and they could call and check on you. >> the fact that pizza says your life. >>> big changes and omg people are not happy about it. >> people like to gripe. maybe it's the rain. jan jeffcoat is here to show us. >> it probably is the rain. instagram made a couple of changes. boy are those folks getting an earful from the people who postand it's definitely not picture perfect. there is the icon changed from the retro looking camera that was easy to recognize to a new logo. check it out. it's pink, purple, yellow and orange. >> oh, no. >> as for the user interface, it's black and white. the blue was removed. more attention is paid to the shared images. you can see the difference. the buttons and notification are the same. but there is a little differe

we're looking at how it works coming up at 5:00. >>> kirk cameron facing backlash after saying wivesssive to their husbands. >> he says wives are to honor and respect and follow their husband's lead, not to tell their husband how he ought to be a better husband. when each person gets the part right regardless how the pous is treating them, there is hope for real change in their marriage, end quote. did i say that? >> yes, you did. >> his words. >> we said that at the same time. we sent tim furlong to talk to a marriage expert about the advice. most knew him on "growing pains," but more recently, he's a kris chas and comments about marriage created a buzz, a literal interpretation of the bible and based his marriage on it, and it's clearly not for everyone. >> i don't want to be in a relationship where someone is dictating what i'm doing. >> probably wouldn't work for me, but i with my mom married for 40 years, she lets the husband take the lead. >> that's an old school value, i imagine. i'm a christian also. >> reporter: he knows the bible well but says marriage is an equal partnersh

. >> i saw the news conference, what's the word on kirk, is he coming?rks. we have an understanding. i let you into agnes' life and you let me bring down kirk. >> if you had the spare time i think you'd spend it trying to learn about your parents. i understand scottie haar grave offered you a job. >> she'll have to wait. >> you must have many questions. >> yeah. but right now the only question that matters is where you are in finding kirk. >> yeah tarks is the only question. >> yeah! >> where are you are on finding kirk. >> where are you? >> why don't you answer that? >> she thinks she should be found. >> all right, got it, good. agreed. >> first of all, thank you for the flowers. >> my pleasure, i grew them in my own garden. >> so we'll keep them in our pad that kathie lee and i have secretly. >> we'll hang up our painting finally. [ laughter ] >> our yonkers -- yeah, get it right. >> you're a connecticut boy. >> i wish. >> well, your family is up there. >> i have a lot of family, yes. >> and sometimes he stops at my exit. >> he makes a pit stop? >> yea

question. >> kirk. >> where are you?e should be found. >> all right, got it, good. agreed. >> first of all, thank you for the flowers. >> my pleasure, i grew them in my own garden. >> so we'll keep them in our pad that kathie lee and i have secretly. >> we'll hang up our painting finally. [ laughter ] >> our yonkers -- yeah, get it right. >> you're a connecticut boy. >> i wish. >> well, your family is up there. >> i have a lot of family, yes. >> and sometimes he stops at my exit. >> he makes a pit stop? >> yeah, not enough. >> wave. >> you've got to come back. >> are you excited about that? >> i'm very excited. the finale is going to be a lot of fun. we'll meet a new character that i think we've wanted to meet from the very beginning of the series. >> yeah what? >> yeah. >> is it who we think? >> who are you thinkin inging? >> who are you thinking? >> it's somebody. i'll say it's somebody. >> it's a human to know about from day one so that will be fun and then the spinoff thing is crazy. have you guys met famke jansen? >

deadline coming up for kirk cousins in the contract. trying to keep his focus on the field.e're we'll hear from him how he's doing it. plus why '90s rock band creed and washin h means it's the perfect time to create the perfect home. now through may 30th, take an extra hundred dollars off every thousand dollars you spend. plus, enjoy 36-month, no-interest financing. with havertys, your home can be perfect. even when life isn't. sfx: we're early! the memorial day sale. from classic to contemporary. havertys. >>> kirk cousins finished 2015 his first whole season as one of the west in the league. 23 touchdowns, three interceptions this his final 10 games. that led to that nearly $20 million franchise tag. and now as the team's first organized activity. cousins is ready to take the next step and take command. his offers. all but one of his main targets. should make it easier to find that groove as the season starts. but of course, there will still be the issue of the contract. cousins says he es >> i'v

kirk cousins became financial adviser to high schoolers in bowie.unch a financial football interactive money management video game. a lot of kids like that. that is how you teach them. final note. nadal pulled out of the third round of french open with a wrist injury. wish him speedy recovery. leon: breaking down. doug: nice evening out. big weekend coming weather wise. steve rudin back from swimming pool and will update the weekend forecast and watching the tropics for the influence of the weather that could have on the upcoming holiday weekend. maureen: a lot to hear about. "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. >>> just as we come on tonight, as millions now travel, the tropical storm warning just issued. will it hit the coast this holiday? >>> also tonight, the other system. severe storms across several states at this hour. two dead, several others missing. swept away in the flash floods. >>> also at this hour, the heavy security tonight. hundreds of protesters gathering with donald trump near the u.s./mexico border. the motorca

days where the team is back together after an off of first round pick josh docks on.h in the interim kirkousins says he and the team have beenee working on basically everything. i'm just trying to become their quarterback in every way. understanding our assistant veteran, take another step forward, finding what ourou identity is and getting reallyll good at that and maybe expandina upon where we were weak try to grow into my understanding withu then teammates. the list goes on and on and on. every single day you try to attack it.it football is a complicated gameol and there's a lot of facets when you look at offense, defense, special teams, but from an offensive perspective we got to protect football at all costs. if you can do that and make good decisions, we definitely have a great team.gr it will be a big test to see if they can do it again, for kirk cousins. he signed a one year tender with almost $20 million, maybe a long-year extension if he can do it again. a lot of people are hoping are. > what do you think the key is to a successful marriage.a one woman says she knows what ih is

he is very confident that the team is in the hands of kirk cousins. >> 19 million for the season. >> am sure he doesn't mind playing. >> of course, if he has a down year, that will affect it as well. if he has another great year, then it will go higher. >> i think they'll pay 19 million a year. >> show me. >> show me the money. >> here is the three day. we are looking at a yellow weather alert tomorrow, thursday, and probably friday. i haven't issued it yet. okay. it gets to a point where you try to be judicious. it's hard to do that but we'll probably have another one friday. we do have a decent weekend. we are back at least in the 70s on saturday and on mom's day with a couple showers possible early on mother's day, not a huge deal. most will fall saturday 80 monday and low 80s tuesday. >> it would be so great if you can get the showers out by tuesday. make it work. you can do it. >> mother's day will be good. you are good. that's all ooh... >>psst. hey... where you going? we've got that thing! you know...diarrhea? abdominal pain? but we said we'd be there... woap, who makes the de

kirk cousins. this player has a shot at being number three. vernon adams, an undrafted quarterback out of oregon being invited to training camp. >> super different. i went to oregon. didn't call plays from the huddle. so, but i just did a mini camp with seattle last week, so some of the terminology was the same. i was a lot more prepared this week than last week. >> is this the year maryland men's lacrosse breaks through and wins the national title? been on the doorstep many seasons but fallen they are the team to beat. no pressure, runners up a season ago, another chance to be crowned champs. >> so if we can get back to there, be fortunate enough to do that, what i'm hoping is we are a little deeper team and we built a deeper team and we can go to more people because i thought we were pretty tired in that game. >> women's nba turning 20 years old this season. opening night for the mystics looking to exact revenge on the team that actually knocked them out of the playoffs last summer in the new york liberty. stephanie dulson and the mystics ta

christine kirk was shot to death in her colorado home.kirk is charged with first-degree murder. richard had consumed edible marijuana and acting erratically and jumping in and out of the windows. chris tone called 911 and said she was terrified. the young sons heard the shot that killed their mother. richard kirk is pleading not guilty by reason of insanity. and now a lawsuit that claims businesses should have told him about potential side-effects. the lawsuit was filed on behalf of the children by their grandchildren. >> it is the hardest thing for us to not be able to give them one thing they want most and that's their mother back. >> for more on this, we'll bring in eric who is a criminal defense attorney and we'll start with you. can manufacture and store be held legally liable for this? >> it will be difficult to hold them liable. the family had to prove that this edible marijuana is the only reason that caused him to do this. in order to prove causation, he took the marijuana and that's the only reason he killed this lady is going t

kirk cousins giving high-fives to doug williams. desean jackson some big money. >>> here's lester holt with a look ahead. >> putting hillary clinton's e-mail problem front and center at a critical moment in the campaign. we're with the president overseas as he gets a public dressing down by a world leader and makes an apology. >>> are stress tests always ne >>> okay. here we are in may. it's 80-some degrees outside. we're talking football, y'all. it is back. they're on the field today. carol maloney them. hey, carol. >> reporter: you just took my whole lead in. >> sorry to do that. >> reporter: it is football in may 2016. this is the unofficial start to the season. voluntary practices for three weeks. then a mandatory week of practices for the veterans. everyone agrees that what happens here is crucial to success in the fall, but at the same time they say no big deal that desean jackson is not here yet. who doesn't want to have some fun on the football field in may? coach jay gruden getting some work in, pumped up. meantime kirk cou

i know saving is easy. >> kirk is money for the skins on sunday.xample for the kids. >> hasn't bought a new car. >> thanks for joining us. "nightly news" is coming up >>> tonight, deadly flood emergency. an epic deluge swelling rivers to historic heights, and breaking news, a tropical storm warning with trouble now off the east coast. >>> mad rush. on those overwhelmed security lines, as millions hit the road. rails and airports, one of the busiest travel days of the year. >>> reversal of fortune. late word after the $10 million challenge, donald trump now says he won't debate bernie sanders. >>> cell phones and cancer. the new government study reigniting a heated debate. how safe are the devices that rarely leave our side. >>> and spellbound by a pair of champions

dc sports kirk kirk kirk cousins wife, he a chance to take one of them to game over the weekend.reat time at pups in the park. next chance to take your dog will be against the cardinals may 27th. and talk about love of family of and getting a chance to break a world record affair fax county teen just watching this will make your arms hurt. andrew he is 17. from linkly high school relay for life over the weekend. he set a world record for most pull ups done in 24 hours. hired by the show american nine? warrior.warr his father fought a battle with cancer. i talked to him apparently the things that kept him going sushm and a >> the quick shoe gear. >> 7306 his arms stopped hurting yesterday just now its his its hands. >> how many can you do. >> how many can i do six. >> their hard. >> i had one of those if i get five its a good day if i get five. >> i work out like crazy. >> it's tough. >> i do, i do too i may be can get out two. t >> i can do two. >> we'll show you how our skills are later. >> no, we won't. [ laughter ]. ] >> coming up, fox 5 empire viewing party is getting under w

kirk barely won in 2010. he's probably already a goner.is own polls show he's trailing tammy duck worth and you go through the states one by one, wow, this is easy to get to the number of seats necessary for democrats to take control. >> and illinois probably the most imperilled and watching the behavior of mark kirk an indication of what we will see more of. duckworth served in iraq and the department of affairs. he will not go to the convention and one of those to say meet with merrick garland and first one to say, get a vote. you will see him trying to distance himself from both the national party and trump. >> absolutely. they will try. mark kirk also called tammy duckworth a naive fool and spent all her time picking out dresses for the event. and most of them don't know how to talk to or about women. we all know the most effective messaing around an election is being able to use an opponent's words in their own voice where you can see the video of them saying it. the trouble here is what to choose from, not where to find it. >> here's

can someone please slap some sense into kirk cameron, one woman tweeted.ne advice on anything. his wife isn't allowed to tell him this. that's why it's up to us. >> in this case, i think he's using religion, in a way, as a way to justify or validate what are sexist beliefs and not take responsibility for them. >> reporter: men chimed in, too, calling cameron a piece of trash. some supported the actor, saying the advise came from scripture. if you're a christian wife, that is exactly what your bible commands you do. hate to break it to you. cameron's spokesperson says his comments were twisted and taken out of context. telling "today", husbands should love and protect their wives. >> it is meekness, it is not weakness. >> reporter: his sister has stated that she prefers a more submissive role in her own marriage. >> what's another word for election? >> reporter: this isn't the first time the '80s heartthrob has been under fire. he spoke out against gay marriage in 2012. >> it's unnatural and detrimental and ultimately destructive to so many of the foundatio

understood russell kirk.ote a book called "the conservative mind." ,n animated william f buckley barry goldwater. it is the idol of the modern conservative. it is still in print. still wildly -- widely read. intelligentsia will speak of this book. it was not a villainous philosophy. shouldat how society the. the conservative and the liberal way. johnattle goes back to adams and thomas jefferson. they started whenever he came through town. it haso it the way always been done. jefferson said we need a revolution every 20 years. he saw changes a good ring. two fundamental worldviews. thomas payne eventually supported the american revolution. he spent two weeks at his house. he got into this too-weeklong battle. wrote an entire book, "the rights of man," as a rebuttal. here is the modern english version. a ruling class and everybody else. manays it does no harm if a is servile as a candle maker. he iss violence if allowed to participate in the government. way, is the same kind of thinking that has animated laws a

michael kirk. you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> so many people were surprised by p the rise of isis, but the u.s. government should not have been. why? >> since the beginning, they had targeted an individual who was a former thug and jordan prisoner and the cia noticed him before he joined al-qaeda and he was thrown away and tossed off by osama bin laden and alczarhiri. and went to a camp in northern iraq and he waited for the american invasion. he turned into a terrorist rock star when secretary of state colin powell announced he was the thing that joined al-qaeda and saddam hussein. even though it was not true and the cian analyst followed him on our program said powell was way off on those assertions. powell said he doesn't remember much before him. za rka wi was not the person between saddam hussein and osama bin laden. but made a rock star. and soon as the shock and awe campaign. he pulled the insurgency together. and he is the founder of isis is. >> but he's gone now. why has

senator kirk's amendment numbered 3997, senator tester's amendment 3998, senator perdue's amendment 3933, senator mikulski's amendment 4030, senator daines amendment 4008, senator brown's amendment 3920, senator inhofe's amendment 3969, senator boxer's amendment as modified numbered 3935, senator flake's amendment 4038, senator manchin's amendment 4043, senator flake's amendment 3980, senator feinstein's amendment 3944 senator johnson's amendment 3993, senator klobuchar's amendment 3910, senator heller's amendment 4005, senator durbin's amendment 4029, senator sasse's amendment 4023. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. the clerk will report by number. the clerk: the senator from maine, ms. collins proposes en bloc amendments numbered 3997, 3998 3933, 4030, 4008, 3920, 3969 3935 as modified 4038, 4043 3980, 3944, 3993, 3910, 4005 4029 and 4023. ms. collins: mr. president i ask unanimous consent that the senate now vote on these amendments en bloc. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. ms. collins: i know of no further debate on these amend

i just read a communique that came from representative kirk. he said donald trump is so distinctively different that illinois voters will be able to recognize he's not donald trump. there are internal issues, and it would be smarter if the party did knit this together better so they could go in the booth and say gop, gop, gop. >> if he wants to unite the party, don't go out and hit them and make childish statement. that's how he's going to get everything on his side. >> jeb bush tried that and it didn't work for him. >> but he's the nominee now. charles: lee, you take the pulse of voters. you understand them. what do you think? at some point should the tone be a little bit -- should the tone come down or stay at this high level particularly with the infighting. >> one of the things i have learned is this is not politic as usual. charles: you think the republican voter would like to see this infighting continue through the convention? >> i don't think they want to see anything that seems like typical politic. ifer were to fall in line it would s

kirk, thejim and letters are more than just stencils. the etching is more than just a job. >> for the survivors, the grandparents, the kids. amy: they have engraved every single day multinational law enforcement memorial and washington, d.c. since they started in 1991, over 40,000 names etched in stone. >> it's their story, not ours. names, likeds of montgomery county officer noah leotta. blasts, a prayer. >> that's for them and for me, make sure that everything goes right. so that we do not destroy the stone with stencil failure. and kind of thanks for their great service. amy: crews started on the west side of the memorial. with over 200 names added this time around, they work their way around to the east side. people come out to get a front row seat ahead of the crowd at the dedication. >> for the families who lost those family members, i know this means a lot to them. amy: a strong meaning for the families, loved ones, and the two men itching the memorial to honor the fallen. >> these lives were taken and performance of their duties.

. >>> in brewerytown a three story building eruptness flames, fire crew where is called out on new kirk and cecil b. moore, just after 1:30 this morning on the second floor especially, most of the flames were. we have learn that no one was inside at the time thank goodness. >>> officials say soon you will not have to go in the bar in atlantic city toy enjoy that beer or cocktail just bring it outside. city leader are allowing open containers on the boardwalk. >> it would be a cloud between albany and massachusetts avenue come this um iser. >> drinks would have to be in the cup with the logo of the approved boardwalk bar that powered the drink. having alcohol in the streets or beach would still be banned so just on the boardwalk. the change will go before city council tomorrow. we will see what they have to say. >> my prediction, i think it will pass good do you think so. >> yep. >> later in this program an adolph hitler stashed new jersey man is busted, look at that mustache while working in the wood what police found on the suspect leading to his arrest but first this. >> what are we s

the starting quarterback, kirk cousins was competing for the backup job. it was the same scenario, there is once again no doubt who is the starting quarterback but it will be number 8 taking the majority of the first team. with all the drama aside cousins is looking forward to enter the spring focused on football. >> bettering quarterbacks know how to take as many as you can to help build and grow. >>> paid health-- host 16 times but not anymore. they decided to retain their male-only membership. only 60% voted which is 16 votes shy. they can visit only as a guest of the organization declaring the club that does not allow female members the fear of slower play and allo wingwomen that would disrupt the lunch arrangement. >>> making baseball fun again, white sox player hoops and it is a little rough but a few of them like that one go in. i wonder how many times it takes to do that. you have to find something fun to do. >> sounds pretty good. >>> if a student brings a gun to school they are going to pay the price. >> even if it only shoots bubbles. a five-yea

anyone -- cornyn, john barrasso, mark kirk called on rhodes to be fired. early today, earnest slapped that down. >> this is publicity stunt senator kirk attempted one week ago today. i think pretty much everybody ignored it then. i will ignore it now. reporter: rhodes appeared at an event in d.c. here this afternoon. he was asked about the "new york times" interview and said people who know him know what he cares about and know how he approaches issues. that at a separate event. of course rhodes not at the hearing on the hill this morning. deirdre. deirdre: indeed, blake, thank you so much for the update. blake burman with me there. our legal eagle, judge andrew napolitano is with me now. judge, i am so glad to see you. first of all, ben rhodes a no-show, does that prove he has something to hide? >> he is know show for two reasons. he doesn't want to explain how he told congress and the american public one version of events and "new york times" another version of events diametrically opposed. the second reason he was a no-show because he was invited to att

kirk.nk you for joining us again, sir. >> thank you for having me. >> you find yourself pretty much in the same position that elizabeth holmes at theranos found herself in, where people are calling into question the business model, the products, the results, the promises and everything. what is your strategy to counter the naysayers right now? >> we have a wonderful business that is operating under an extremely capital-efficient plan. we have many, many successes. we have mature products. we have market-ready products. we have products approved by the usda, health canada, endorsed by world health organization, panama health organization, et cetera, et cetera. when you say investors, so as you know, there are a number of short-selling hedge funds who -- and the report you just alluded to, by the way, was an anonymous blog. >> right. >> by a self-identified short hedge fund. and we've responded publicly, i think, in the best way we know how. in terms of our overall response, we're going to co

we have with us ron kirk, former trade representative. and wilbur ross.get some final thoughts from you. >> if we are going to attack climate change, nuclear has to be part of the equation. and trade is a five letter word, not a four letter word. america needs to stay engaged in the world. vonnie: and he saw hamilton last night and thought it was amazing. david: mr. ross? >> venezuela will be a very interesting place for people to invest but they do need a change in management quite badly. venezuela should be a very wealthy and prosperous country and it was doing fine until it got overtaken by the communists. , cochair ofn kirk the clean and safe energy coalition, thank you very much. wilbur ross, we appreciate your time. coming up, we take a look at the struggling u.s. ipo market. it could be the busiest week of the year. and later, cisco chairman john chambers joins us to discuss his companies push into the emerging internet of things. ♪ consistently inconsistent. the s&p has alternated between daily gains and losses for seven straight russians. -- sess

can someone slap sense into kirk cameron?ve anyone advice on anything. his wife isn't allowed to tell him this. that's why it's up to us. >> in this case, i think he's using religion as a shield, as a way to justify sexist beliefs and not take responsibility. >> men chimed in going so far as to call him a piece of trash. some supported the actor saying his advice came straight from scripture. cameron's spokesperson says the comments were taken oust context telling "today" husbands should love and protect their wives. >> it's meekness. >> his sister has stated she preferred a more submissive role in her own marriage. this isn't first time he has come under fire. speaking out against gay marriage in 2012. >> it's unnatural. i think that it's detrimental and ultimately destructive to so many of the foundations of civilization. >> weeks later he clarified right here on "today." >> i love all people. and i have hate toward no one. i'm a man of conviction. if you press me, i will give you my perspective on a social issue if you ask

kirk cousins is expecting him soon saying, "he will get there."e until july 15 to agree on an extension. still no word when that decision will be made. erin hawksworth was at the park today. >> i'm looking at and years guys are born and guys telling me they saw me when they were in middle school and all the other stuff. it's humbling. but you know when i step out on the field, i feel 21 again. rejuvenated me. erin: a spark. more excitement. >> i wake up, i don't feel sore or stiff. i don't feel old anymore. erin: loving the adjustment. >> i hope he plays like the 21-year-old receiver. day action for the nats. leading the n.l. east by only by half a game. that is after today. they got started early in this one. stop in the first. david wright to left. solo shot. mets are up 1-0. nats lose 2-0. hoops, maryland guard melo trimble on the clock. not the shot clock. he has until midnight to pull the name from the nba draft. he didn't sign with an agent so he back for the junior year. he underperformed at the draft combine and experts say there is a good

kirk cousins, fantastic. gets us there.her you're right.entity crisis, but iu figured that out than a i came i back and cousins makes it and we're playing green bay and we lose. we can't get past the first round. it's frustrating.. it's depressing.it it's going to make me cry. we discussed this before, your inability to just experience joy and love the joy of the gurney. what about these teams, what if they never got there? at least they're there.her >> if they never got there youou don't have the expectation that oh we're in it.t. we can do something. s only to be let down and crusheds again. you say that, but then think about the fans in cleveland. all that they've been p through. zero championships in the modern era, especially for the browns, everything they've gone through. the rains, the way that they the lost, isn't it better to experience some semblance of joy and be let down than to never nv experience the joy before? think about what you have beenee able to experience in your lifetime. three redskins super bowels, a wizards champi

. >> jimmy: no i remember kirk, i remember kirk, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> yeah, no, but even tariq -- everything'm certain that shirt costs at least $10,000. >> jimmy: yeah, i know. >> but i'm just saying that for the fact that tariq was on the bottom row of this human pyramid on ucla grounds. >> jimmy: all on top of each other like a cheerleader pyramid. >> right, i said to my manager, we're not getting rid of this guy, are we? [ laughter ] that's when i knew. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, we're going to hang out. >> that's when i knew. >> jimmy: talk to me about your interest in chefs and food in general and the idea of it. >> well, i guess in short when we came to "the tonight show," this is the first time that any of us have ever had normalcy, like, being in one place at one time. like we were doing 200 days out of the year -- >> jimmy: oh really? >> living like nomads. yeah, just living like nomads and gypsies and whatnot. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so the first group of people i started hanging with when we got this gig was comedians and chefs. and i don't know, like, i was more curious

in need. >> we're always looking out for everyone out there and caring for customers especially. >> kirk is in stable condition at a hospital. >>> tonight at 6:00, severe weather doing damage and claiming lives in the southwest. the threat isn't over what's in store for them is even more rain moves into our area. a bicyclist thrown from his bike and rushed to the hospital. police say the driver kept on going. the clues police found today they hope will help solve this case. ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 6:00. ♪ >>> right now at 6:00 who hit a man with car in kept west philadelphia and then kept driving? tonight exclusive video that could be the biggest clue yet in answering that question. the victim bicyclist who still in the hospital tonight. >>> good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. >>> so far investigators have been very tight lipped about what happened. our bruce gordon tracked down the exclusive video showing the moment of impact. he's live outside the hospital where doctors are treating the victim. bruce? >> reporter: yeah, lucy, this

kirk to buckley is how those letters come across. in a beautiful way. , when he first met your husband, 25 years old and young and full of fit, energy, and figure. vigor. -- and he had that chutzpah. thank god he did because he was able to do all of the things that he did because he had that energy. the 19 -- ihing think two things, there are two answers. they way into each other. thatirst is buckley knew american conservative tradition had many strands. were theig ones traditionalist strand, where we are society, society changes, we need to change slowly. we need to be conservative and how we move. we will move. the other strand is libertarian. going back to the american revolution. it is government is bad. we need to preserve our individual freedoms from the yoke of these burdens. buckley knew that for a large-scale conservative movement to happen, he needed to bring these movements together. professor nash is the one who helps describe this, we will hear from him later. i am not claiming credit. buckley used anti-communism as the

will one of these, maybe it's not kirk, will one of them decide to even endorse hillary or somethingike that? >> i'm not sure you'll see them endorse history. they still have base to worry about it. they can't alienate their own base. i don't agree with him, the tone, i don't agree with everything he believes but heist better than the alternative. for that reason we're going to unite as a party. i think that's the tone you'll see. mark kirk is probably the incumbent who can say i'm not supporting him. >> is there a chance that trump becomes an asset? >> where can he be an asset? >> down state illinois. he can clearly be an asset outside the college towns. >> places in ohio, wisconsin. >> places in new hampshire. in these rule areas he can consolidate. trump makes it uniquely harder, it's probably colorado. >> i have to agree with that. there's no question the hispanic vote in nevada makes it tough to see how that helps in the senate race. trump is the least of their problems now. >> you said obvious lily a lot these will try to make these races. you made a point you can't do that any