actress, jana kramer -- says she will not hire an attractive nanny because of her husband's addictionx. well, he's really happy to get that out there. [laughter] kramer was noticing the profile pictures of prospective nannies used on a hiring site and said they should quote, dress the part translation -- mr. belvedere. [laughter] kramer continued at that i don't trust my husband but called him a sex attic but i think it's not smart. look at some of these nannies and you asked for it because she's kind of hot. you've heard tales of the cats who got caught with the caretaker, ben affleck, jude law, arnold sports nager and niles crane, speaking of fraser. is it fair to put all the onus on the nanny? i love that word. the guys got to keep it professional, too. you're hiring someone living in the house and around you all the time ask yourself one questio question -- what would philip drummond do? he would never hit on [inaudible] and neither would i. [laughter] who do i go to first on this? tyrus, is it wrong -- is it wrong to hire a nanny if you don't have kids? i'm asking for a friend. [

we don't need to be notified whenever they make decisions such as this. >> reporter: kramer says he is still in shock, wiping away tears. >> sorry. >> reporter: he says the boat was his home. he's a carpenter and the boat also stored his carpentry tools. >> my entire life's in that. i have lasers, i have floats, i'm a contractor. i had all my tools reporter: hee to salvage a few things. now packed into his suv >> it home. i am now homeless. i want some money back. that boat was worth, my tools were worth. i want to have the ability to get a place to live. that was my everything. >> reporter: kramer said he was in the middle of working on a job yesterday and had to put that on hold while he deals with this. and tonight he says he is sleeping in his suv >>> come up, tents, rv's, and more, and nearby businesses feeling the pinch. today no records, more fog, and a cool-down headed your way toward the weekend. >> joe biden makes his bid for president official. why he says he is joining the race. and his warning for voters. >> the older members of the party with a new generation but also a p

deal with us you know in dr respect for more on that let's cross over to our correspondent tanya kramer in jerusalem tanya thanks for joining us how seriously are palestinians taking this threat. i think there's a lot of concern you just heard to palestinian official talking there this is especially concern because of the recent u.s. recognition of the golan heights and there's concern that this might have set a precedent actually because also the occupied west bank has been captured in the one nine hundred sixty seven war and palestinian officials have said they're feeling that that might have said to president also to annex this territory now an extension talk is nothing really new in israeli politics at least some of the smaller parties that are part of the government coalition and the outgoing government right now with the next two days here they have always pushed the next station at least parts of the west bank or at least part the as so-called area see where most of the settlements are and they have sent you know that they have made a lot of pressure netanyahu to annex this terri

tony kramer in jerusalem for did you thanks so much for joining us. in france kafka's parable before the law a man waits his whole life in front of a door but fails to gain entry in berlin every weekend young clubbers wait for up to four hours to get inside this building the legendary techno club bergheim but many don't make it when they get to the front of the line this man decides whether they may enter or not. is often described as the world's most famous bouncer a new documentary takes a look at him. night life's most famous store men. love driving around at night to excel in of excess i think it dorman's most important job is guarding intoxicated people. every evening paints a different picture and i'm responsible for that painting every night. three men who get to decide who's in and who's aren't three different personalities who gravitated to the doors of portland's legendary club scene in the one nine hundred ninety s. and each played a defining role in. smiley baldwin was serving as a u.s. soldier in west berlin when the wall fell frank came

tony kramer in jerusalem for g.w. thanks so much for joining us now to sports the biggest game in german football for years turned out to be a very one sided affair by an munich destroyer dortmund five zero and leapfrog their rivals at the top of the table their one point lead makes them favorites for the title with just six games left the best of the action right now. mucker royce knew the stats as well as anyone ahead of this potential title decider dortmund hadn't won in munich for five years and they lost their last three matches there heavily with robert leaven tusky scoring on each occasion to him and set out to get their noses in front right set off down the wing and found mahmoud dude in space but the midfielder could only be at the post it was clear dortmund were relying on counter attacks but before they could make one count by and were heads. has been a corner by two it means defenders with court nothing but if they put another guy want to play for by an end the seventeenth minute down so that it is less po

>> the rest is pretty much history. >> reporter: actress jana kramer and former nfl player mike caussin hollywood couple is all smiles on the red carpet and on social media. those beaming photos showing their loving and growing family. but behind that public image is a deeply personal battle the couple is now sharing for the first time. >> we're not hashtag relationship goals in the way that everything is perfect because it's not. we've had more downs than, you know -- lows than highs. but we're fighting through those things. >> reporter: the most daunting of those lows, mike's struggle with sex addiction. >> yeah. it manifests in different ways for different people. it doesn't come from me wanting to have sex. it's me feeling a certain way. and my entire life looking back i just used sex as an escape from that. >> reporter: last week on their podcast lying down with jana kramer and mike caussin the former jaguars tight end candidly spoke about their marital troubles. >> what we're going to talk about is something pretty deep. i sought treatment for sex addiction at an inpatient treatme

turn it kramer in jerusalem for did you thanks so much for joining us and now to sports in the early game hoffenheim boosted their european hopes with a four nil when. you shut the deal scored a hat trick to lift the visitors into seventh place which could be worth a europa league qualifying spot next. are still not clear of relegation glovebox bremen in the late game. in france kafka's parable before the law a man waits his whole life in front of a door and fails to gain entry young clubbers in berlin might feel that man's plight as they wait in line for hours to get inside this building the legendary techno club. but many are turned away when they get to the front of the line this man decides whether they may enter or not. is often called the world's most famous bouncer a new documentary takes a look at him and some of berlin night life's other famous stormy. trance and. driving around at night. x. . in of excess i think it dorman's most important is guarding intoxicated people. every evening paints a different picture and i'm responsible for that painting every night. three men wh

i go, "hi, what's up, kramer?" krame. [ light laughter ] i go, "what's up krame?" and then not saying why i'm calling him krame. and then finally after three ys, he's like, "why is everyone calling me kramer? i don't understand what that --" [ light laughter ] just dumb. [ applause ] then my favorite thing that we did, we always played tricks and stuff on "snl." but remember erik kenward? he's a great writer on "saturday night live." he's a producer. >> steve: he produces now with me upstairs, yeah. >> jimmy: he's great, but he was -- at the time we were writin "barry gibb" or something and he was in the office. and this is when cellphones with cameras just got invented. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: right? >> steve: yeah, the first -- >> jimmy: the first 2000 whatever it was. 2002 or something. so we're sitting there and higgins goes -- he's at his computer and he's typing. he's like, "aw man." and so erik goes, "what's up?" he goes, "i just got a picture. my daughter sent me a picture and i can't coen it on my uter."

. >> she was michelle kramer back then, a 25-year-old college student from a blue collar family still living with her folks. mark weinberger, 11 years older, was already a very successful ear nose and throat doctor. >> we were bonding about medicine because i had just gotten through doing a stint in neuroscience at the university of chicago. we were just making jokes about the medical milieu. he was very funny. >> so you hit it off right off the bat? >> we went out to dinner. it was thursday. i spent all weekend with him and by monday i was enamored and smitten. >> within months michelle had moved out of her parents' home and into mark's townhouse in chicago. the whirlwind was on, athens, miami, caribbean sunsets and french champagne. >> michelle, you look beautiful. >> for a southwest chicago girl whose father was a pipe fitter, this was head-turning stuff. >> just want to say this is the best vacation ever. i love you, baby. >> her new love was a philosophy quoting poetry writing renaissance man. >> he professed his love in a poem. he just swept me off my feet. >> you had an unbelie

jim kramer. >> i'm troubled.er was really bad this is a dying industry maybe for good reason. i much prefer cannabis >> constellation, somewhat sla d but altria out there in the netherlands and does mr. wonderful realize there's no dividends? should we tell them again? you don't get the dividend do we get a relook at this or locked in? >> it's locked locked >> no dividends either >> i'm not thrilled with this. there was an audible groan here. there was an audible groan all right. let's go to the next pick. dom which you is in t chu is in the draft room. >> oz got mentalized the last time around. this time you pick disney, we kind of know the reasons why here but thinking maybe a little bit differently this time around or the same thing? >> no, much different. >> what is it? >> swing for the fences. i'm talking, obituaries written for this time and time again crypto, down nearly 40% in the last year. a rebound is under way i'm going bitcoin for next year. bold play, bold play >> what is the bullish thesis? there's

brent: tania kramer on the story for us in jerusalem. thank you.nd our coverage continues here at the big table. with me is gil murciano, the middle east analyst. gil, good to have you back on the show. both netanyahu and gantz are claiming victory. what does each candidate have working for him and against him at this stage? gil: if you need proof that this race is too close to call is this claim of victory by both candidates. one of the interesting things is the moment they are not passing the threshold. if we speak tomorrow morning, for gantz, there's two things working for him. the evidence and recordings of netanyahu's alleged corruption will be published in the next couple weeks, which might contribute to a specific climate supporting gantz. brent: are there indictments against him on corruption charges? gil: right. one of them on bribery and other ones. but they were held off because of the election but now they will be out in the open. the second issue, much more indicative, when we define the so-called blocs we have to take into account tha

when you thank you so much for that tanya kramer in jerusalem. now an effort to advance far right ideology here in europe steve bannon the former chief strategist and donald trump's white house gave his blessing to a new training center for populist european politicians it's partially hidden in a remote to tele and village but bennett is working to spread his message across the continent. this form a ministry in trees altie in the hills of central italy has been revived with a new mission here benjamin hardwell has launched a conservative center called the institute for human dignity he wants to draw together christians and jews and fight against islamic fundamentalism young politicians will come to terms altie and trained to become right wing populists resulting in the next generation is going to become the global headquarters of the fight to defend the judeo christian basis of western civilization so that's just not just here in europe but right across the world. vision has won the support of steve bannon the former advisor to u.s. president do

while our jerusalem correspondent tanya kramer sent us her take on the election results it was a tight race but despite the looming indictments for corruption and a strong talents by the newly found pew and white party netanyahu appears to be on track to form another clinician government with the help of right wing nationalist and religious parties his fifth term marks another shift to the right in israeli politics. tanya kramer there in jerusalem well a week after quitting his job as president of the german football federation reinhard grindle has now also stepped down from his two posts in international football to was vice president of european football's governing body you a fan as well as a member of the fifo council that's the main decision making body of world soccer his resignations come in the wake of reports that he accepted an expensive watch from a ukrainian official and failed to declare seventy eight thousand your rooms in income . or some good news in a way the german basketball great dear of its key has announced his retirement the forty year old has been the national b

our correspondent china kramer who filed that report joins us now from jerusalem tanya this is a neck and neck race netanyahu has just close to an acceptance in the west bank could that tip the scales in his favor. well i think it's definitely a call to his nationalist days to his voters and also do some might rather vote for small the right big party said also want to get in stick knesset he wants to tell them basically to come out for the likud and not to nose any of those votes to smaller parties might then not posses the electros specials and netanyahu is under pressure as we've heard i mean it's posters predict a neck to neck race between his likud party and the new blue and white party by former army general benny gantz and of course in israel it's all about being able to build a coalition and if the trust of paul says we have to take always there is polls that grain of salt they're not always that accurate then the. right wing has more chances to build a coalition then maybe the blue and white because you know there has been a shift to what's right and the writing block is much

thank you so much for that tanya kramer in jerusalem. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today british prime minister theresa may says there's still a chance her government could reach a compromise with the opposition labor party on a breaks that deal leaders are expecting to hear details of a planned out an emergency summit on wednesday the u.k. is slated to leave the european union on friday. a large explosion at a warehouse in yemen's capital saana has killed at least thirteen people including seven children more than one hundred people wounded who the rebels who sees control of the capital in two thousand and fourteen said the saudi led coalition had targeted the warehouse with an air strike coalition denied carrying out any strikes in the area. in sudan thousands of protesters are demonstrating for a third day outside the army headquarters they want the military to support their calls for the resignation of the country's president omar al bashir security forces are reportedly attempting to break up th

tanya kramer in jerusalem. now to some other stories making news around the world today heavy gunfire has been heard at an anti-government protest outside the defense ministry in sudan the mass certain had begun peacefully during the day after nightfall witnesses said security forces and riot police fired shots and tear gas in a bid to. first demonstrators from the military complex. united states has formally declared iran's elite revolutionary guard a terrorist organization it's the first time the u.s. has applied that label to part of a foreign government iran says the u.s. decision is a mistake and warns it will endanger u.s. interests in the region. and in the philippines hundreds of protesters have gathered outside the chinese consulate in manila they're demanding beijing remove its vessels from disputed islands occupied by the philippines in the south china sea they're also calling on the government to take stronger action that's after it filed a diplomatic protest against the chinese presence last week.

over the very latest let's cross over to our correspondent tanya kramer who's standing by at a polling station in jerusalem tanya israelis are casting their votes today what can we expect. that's right i'm just standing here right in front of a polling station is school it's a bank holiday today people have are off from work to encourage them actually to go and vote in the last elections in two thousand and fifteen there has been a rather high turnover of over seventy percent so we have to wait and see how it looks this time and of course then it's a long waiting time until twenty two hundred local time when the first exit polls are expected to be published by all the television stations here and to see how israelis you know get this in the case and how israelis have voted today. and you've been talking to voters their polling station this morning what are their main concerns in this election. well usually israelis would say you know it's all about cannot make issues it's about the economy it's about security but in these elections it has been a bit different all the people i talked in

are listing the story now to jerusalem where our correspondent tanya kramer she is standing by good evening to you tanya so where are we in terms of the vote counting in the tally. well i think we have to be a bit more patient i mean the votes are being counted about the results are not expected until tomorrow morning at the moment we do have the exit polls that were published by old and major t.v. channels here and there are also as you said it's a very close phrase stay a bit contradictory even one of the channels said channel twelve blue and white thirty seven seats thirty three ten thirteen said those at certain think six blue and white and the likud and con also gave the blue and white that's the public vote. narrow indeed over the likud now of course everybody is now starting to count to know what that would make in terms of possible coalition partners because it is what it's all about who could then. build a coalition to form the next government and we know this evening shortly after the first exit polls were announced both netanyahu and guns they declared victory i mean looking at t

former general the centrist benny gantz with a tight race ahead our middle east correspondent tanya kramer said mrs report on what voters are saying on the eve of the election. benyamin netanyahu slick could curse of spending against blue and white party is resurrection is said to be a tight race with voters remaining split including here in this close restore in jerusalem ilana benyamin hopes the d.v. netanyahu it's everyone calls to prime minister who form the next government she can see any alternative. and. i think b.b. has a great team they're doing fine and have babies elected i will sleep well at night we will move towards a safe future for me for my sons and grandsons it should include them surely another four years of to be unthinkable for this young student guggenheim voted for netanyahu is likud party in the previous elections but this time his vote will go to the new blue and white party headed by former army chief of staff benny gantz i think the time is coming though you serve his country well i think after time for years the really the time has come to switch parties and hav

because man loves his hoffenheim side to attack and outs that faced a barrage from the off andre kramer each with the open a puff and i'm taking the lead after just six minutes. the visitors were all over. and that class shone through on the hour when bill fidel finished off some great work by care and demand by. there was no respect delph until then made it three nil the algeria forward punishing out but still not safe from relegation. eight minutes from the end he ran to his hat trick for now in the final score hoffenheim keep their european hopes alive. had a horrid starts a twenty nine team which has seen them dropping out of the champions league places and coach detecting being told that he's out of the job at the end of the season. downward spiral was going to be a tough task against braman undefeated so far this year. visitors braman created the first real chance of the match your highness against john tonight. in the sixteenth minute. slot back also threatened in the first half patrick herrmann hitting the woodwork here. five minutes after the restart match cruiser lost the ball

you know he's tanya kramer who filed that report joins us now from jerusalem tanya mr netanyahu has made a last minute election promise to annex settlements in the west bank could that tip the scales in his favor. well i think he's trying to reach out to this nationalist base and basically saying that rather than voting maybe for some of his potential smaller coalition partners smaller parties set up an extension they should rather vote when he could to the extent that these parties might not then make it over the election especially because every vote that goes to a smaller party would be lost for than he could and he's a bit under pressure because in all of the polls leading up to election day at the blue and white party house that the polls actually if he tossed all those polls that have not always been accurate having said that most pollsters predict that benyamin netanyahu has more possibilities in wider fighting bloc to form a coalition but i think mr netanyahu doesn't want to take an actual census to do is any wrote what can you tell us about some of nessun yahoo's challengers in

also back tonight, jeffrey kramer, former assistant u.s. attorney for the northern district of illinois and former manhattan assistant da now with the berkeley research group. good evening to you both. jessica, i'd like to begin with you. how do you write a counter report without having seen what you're countering? >> so that's a great question. i imagine that they are preparing much as one might prepare as a prosecutor to make a rebuttal after your closing argument and then the closing argument by defense counsel. >> do you relitigate everything and retell the story? >> cuply not. in fact you get less time to do your rebuttal than in your primary closing. but you know what the key issues are that you anticipate the defense is going to raise and your key issues are. i imagine the defense team knows what the points are they want to hit most clearly and they're going to talk about no matter what's in the report and the things they're going to be looking for they're going to be looking for in the report. they're in a sense going into their rea

. >> a month earlier, the owner larry kramer talked about his south bay staple closing up. in san jose this year, wings. the city's oldest restaurant closed though the owner hopes to reopen in a new location. it seemed contagious. san francisco is seeing a number of restaurants closing down as well. for more on what's happening, let's go to kate larson in san francisco. >> there is a theme with all of these restaurant closures. labor costs keep rising and customers often don't want to pay higher prices for their food. while deliveries may be convenient for you, they're not great for business. >>> while some restaurants are bustling, others are anything but. in the past few weeks, several san francisco stalwarts have closed or are on the way out. the chef announced her famous fine dining restaurant will close at the end of april, after 21 of award winning food in busy hayes value. around the corner, the cafe closed this week. white paper wraps the windows instead of the sandwiches. in the mission district, blow fish sushi locked up. saying that after 20 years, their sushi co

. >> reporter: tim kramer teared up when he was talking about his boat today. the police officer told him he could have one day to fix it and take it away to another marina. he said when he came back from his errand yesterday, he saw a backhoe tearing it up. >> my boat was right on the other side of that. >> okating right there. >> reporter: wednesday morning he was on his sailboat anchored in a cove in the oakland estuary. he was repairing it so he could sail it up to vanearbyia. venearbyia. >> i was out of everybody's way. >> reporter: a police sergeant approached him, told him it needed to move, and gave him one day. >> oakland pd gave me 24 hours to do this. >> reporter: he says when he returned from getting cough he. he saw alameda police towing the boat away. when he finally track today down, he was shocked to see a backhoe had punched a hole through the deck. >> everything! my entire life's in there! >> reporter: alameda police say they'd been asked by oakland police to assist i removing abandoned or unsafe boats from the water. he says he move today fro

stiff challenge from a former general the centrist benny gantz our middle east correspondent tanya kramer sent this report on what voters are saying on this eve of the election. benyamin netanyahu is likud versus benny gantz blue and white party is resurrection is said to be a tight race with voters remaining split including here in this close restore in jerusalem ilana benyamin hopes to be netanyahu as everyone calls to prime minister who form the next government she can see any i'll turn it. on and. i think b.b. has a great team they're doing fine and have babies elected i will sleep well at night and we will move towards a safe future for me for my sons and grandsons she looked at them she lit another four years of unthinkable for this young student guggenheim voted for netanyahu three could party in the previous elections but this time his vote for the go to the new blue and white party headed by former army chief of staff benny gantz i think he has time is coming go to serve his country well i think after time for years the really the time has come to switch parties and have been bor

mentioned guns ok if you have thank you very much we want to go to jerusalem our correspondent tanya kramer is standing by. its good to see you so we understand that those exit poll numbers are coming out do you have any numbers for us. yes that's right is very dramatic evening everybody was waiting for those exit polls here the whole day so we have two of the t.v. programs here channel twelve gave us exit poll numbers. thirty three seats it's according to seats of one hundred twenty knesset seats blue and white guns party thirty seven so he's up. labor party six and a smaller parties some of them have apparently not made it over this threshold and some of them are around five to six seats you have to look at them a bit closer later on now the. channel twelve the other program he gave to exit polls foot blue and white it's thirty six seats equal to the likud also thirty six seats ok so what we're looking at then is blue and white with a slight edge but we want to remind our viewers in the time you've seen this with every election these exit polls are notorious not accurate correct. yeah tha

our jerusalem correspondent tanya kramer sent us her take on the results of the israeli election. it was a tight race but despite. and the strong by the newly formed pro and white party netanyahu appears to be on track to form another quit government with the hope of right wing nationalist and religious parties his fifth term marks another shift to the right in israeli politics. now china's likud chang is in croatia ahead of friday's joint economic summit with sixteen european nations it is the first visit by a chinese premier to the country and his father offers of cheap loans and infrastructure projects but some in the e.u. fear that china strategy is to divide and conquer using economic incentives to create divisions in europe. military honors for an honored guest chinese premier league asia and his creation counterpart under a plane coverage quickly got down to business deals spanning from tourism to trade and infrastructure projects. this is a major turning point in our two countries relationships and i'm exceptionally satisfied with our substantial talks today which realisti

i want to go to jerusalem our correspondent on your kramer she's burning the midnight oil for us tonight on this election night good evening to you and yes it's good to see that you can still smile tonight what about mr guns does he have reason to smile and celebrate tonight. well we could certainly here in his victory speech i mean he already gave a victory speech this time of the night when the final results are not even out i mean he could smile about the exit polls and at the moment you know the votes are being counted and slowly trickling in but the exit polls gave him and these three out of the four that were published tonight gave him a slight advantage over the likud but that doesn't mean we really that the final results look the same so basically he said you know he wants to form the next government and he wants to be the prime minister for all israelis his team of unifying the country and that was his victory speech tonight already you know obviously he sees the glass as half full but so does prime minister benjamin netanyahu how do you explain his taken and his claim a victory

jill kramer started hers in minneapolis more than a decade ago and did it because the "minneapolis star tribune" where he was editor and publisher was stricken down. >> i completely agree if you are not quality then forget it but even then it is very difficult you quote several times about the media with a subtle piece called thinking the unthinkable with his conclusion was that will replace that ad revenue and the conclusion is there is. >> he has a line that says nothing. >> and then said everything might. try it. the daily podcast began as an experiment and now michael is a huge star with 25 million people have downloaded it. that was an experiment. let's try it. >>host: let's talk about the section on "the new york times". youf rate this book that is lively and very dishy but you have a reportorial distance for most of the book that you tell incredibly personal story. >> and how hard is that quick. >> actually tried to keep it all third person and it was ridiculous. [laughter]r] . >> it was really hard. it's not that many pages that i felt to get it right exactly should i say what i

. >> kramer said he was a carpenter and his to to salvage a few things. he said he will have to live in the vehicle as he decides whether or not to take legal action. >>> san rafael is accepting more applications for controversial sidewalk repair program. the city will share half of the cost of repairs. critics say that the city should pay all of the repair costs. they filed a motion seeking an injunction, crews have come completed the repairs in front of 150 properties. >>> police are looking for ways to stop people from doing drugs in open areas in the tenderloin and the south market. what is unclear is the scope of the problem and solution. that is why matt haney pushed for hearings before the public safety committee. >> we want to get a sense of what is happening, what is working that we can expand and replicate. and what are those next steps. calling for reports from within the city, confirming that the problem is in the tenderloin area. saying that officers are making arrests. >> we want to address the supply side, dealers and sellers, high-level, m

. >>> the senate republicans shut down -- senator kramer said he would vote no to admit cane.op's slim majority means cain's nomination is dead on arrival. cain is currently undergoing a background check. so is steven moore. moore decfended himself against accusations that he's unqualified for the role yesterday and with erin burnett, he contradicted his own record. >> i'm in favor of using commodities as a forward looking indicat indicator. >> there's more clips just like that. two more clips of moore saying he was in support of the gold standard. >>> the city of chicago is suing actor jussie smollett in an effort to recoup $130,000 for the investigation of what police say was a staged hate crime attack. the civil suit comes after the actor refused to pay the bill to cover the cost of police overtime. the suit says two dozen police officers and detectives spent more than 1,800 overtime hours working on the smollett case. the city wants smollett to pay a thousand dollars for each false statement he made to police, and cover attorneys fees and other legal costs. no comment from

at what point are you going to feel like you have a sense of what the kramer cfpb was actually going to look like? will we be having the same debate in a year or will we know fairly early on? ms. jun: i mean, i think when the start was concerned -- i want to keep an open mind of how she will operate, but the biggest concern that has happened in the last three months is the release of the payday repeal proposal and talking about input from all stakeholders -- that was five and a half years of collection of industry, consumer advocates, civil rights groups, [inaudible] -- payday lenders themselves,. the entire spectrum of people have a chance to contribute, and lots of research at the bureau, lots of resources were invested in that, and i think that is the biggest cause of alarm and that is what the most -- the first major thing she has done in office, and i think we are all concerned with that direction. pete: and it would not be a panel discussion on the cfpb if we did not talk about the construction a little bit, and -- talk about the structure a little bit, and director kraninger t

north dakota's kevin kramer is the fourth g.o.p.tor to express his dissatisfaction with that idea. that would appear to doom kane's chances of senate confirmation assume all democrats vote against him as well. no comment about this from the demonstration so far. south bend mayor and democratic presidential candidate pete pretty egg is gaining traction in the race. joe biden leads there with 27%, even though he's not in yet. bernie sanders has 16%. in new hampshire, mayor pete is up to 11% trailing by 23. outpacing neighboring massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. tonight we spend time on the subject any more attention in recent days because of buttigie buttigieg. religion and the gay community. >> if elected, pete buttigieg would be the first openly gay president in history and say this about his has been. >> yes, mr. president, it's move me closer to god for your quarrels is with my creator. >> it shows the prospective candidate is unwilling to see the campaign issue of religious faith, something long claim by social conservative