kratz resigned in 2010 as calumet county d.a.exually harassing a victim in a domestic violence case he was trying. i covered the story back then and make my own quick appearance in "making a murderer." >> reported the harassment to the police who -- >> reporter: kratz says he's a changed man. >> i look back to the bravado and the narcissism really that i experienced and expressed. and it is surprising to me, you know. i was a jerk. >> reporter: kratz, now a defense attorney, still stands by his prosecutions of both brendan dassey and steven avery. >> steven avery's guilty and deserves to be right where he is. >> reporter: this woman disagrees. avery's new attorney, kathleen zellner, is nationally known for winning wrongful conviction cases. i caught up with her in late january arcs she was about to visit avery in prison. >> million dollar question. do you think you have new evidence that could free steven avery? >> we do, yeah. >> is there anything you can tell us about that? >> well, i can tell you, generally, that since 2007, t

. >> i in the dim kratz fourth congregational district anthony brown over glen ivy former lieutenant maryland governor was looking to make a come back after a loss at the gubernatorial race. donald trump will number town today and give a foreign policy aid dress at the may flower hotel in the district. some of the issues include global trade and economic and national security. >> time now to check in with gary mcgrady and see what's going wouldn't weather. gary, good morning to you. >> that's what's going on temperatures in the 50s and 6 0s. temperatures in the city started dropping because the front is moving on through. let me show you numbers right now. when i came in temperature was 66. now it's 63. 57 for frederick. we'll be stuck. it looks like stuck in the 60s we could get down into the pe and done. listen, best way to descbe today's weather, clouds, unstable, passing showers, could be a few showers this horng and looks likes most of the afternoon hours we'll dry out. and the trend the next several days just going to be clouds and showers. little sun here and there. and certai

white conservatives in the south who had been in kratz become republicans. conservative, southern democrats become republican. they push the republican party hard to the right. a lot of the blacks are moving in and the conservative, southern whites push out of the party. the liberal, northeastern republican, the rockefeller republicans, lincoln chafee and jim jeffords and arlen specter your -- even john paul stevens, liberalrthern rockefeller republican types are getting pushed out of the party. the republican party is moving hard to the right and the democrat party is moving to the left. world which is a which the most conservative democrat in congress is still to the left of the most liberal republican. there are not so many left anymore. realignment massive in which we have ideological alignment. for a lot of the 20th century, we didn't have it. of primaries. returns in from wisconsin yet? one word about what you just mentioned and then i will talk about medical primaries and how to understand our current moment in this election. just told you about, the

he represents a faction of the party called p7 kratz -- peace democrats, or sometimes he recalled copperheads. peace democrats have arrived at the conclusion the war is a failure and continuing the war was a tragic mistake. the democratic party will put these two men together on the same ticket. peacemocrats and democrats. we talked about this before. earlier in the war he state that his position with regard abraham lincoln. although he favored a war to i amrve the union he said not looking for the subjugation of the people, the confiscation of their property, whether forcible abolition of slavery. absolutely repudiate slavery. the democratic party is closely divided between the peace and war wings. there are a lot of these democrats -- peace democrats that are not have even: is the nominee. to assuage their feelings the party with them write the platform. that is utterly bizarre. they will have a war democrat lead the party and of the peace democrats write the platform. this is what they come up with. this is one of the major planks in their platform. failure toyears of restore the union by

you have developed countries which need a tax base, which have pluto kratz to not rip off the country and hide it elsewhere. to have some requirement over the economy. you see these are a source of corruption. they are used to bribe officials, used to hide and put money into companies. we saw this with hewlett-packard using tax havens to try to bribe countries abroad. as much as it is a sort of stability it is a source of instability as well. >> guys, have got to go. thank you, much appreciated. >>> coming up the best performing stocks in the s&p 1500 this year. u.s. steel. it's more than double. is there still time to make money in it? we'll ask the trading nags after this. -- trading nation after this. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ we believe in the power of active management. anagement, we actively manage with expertise and conviction. so you can invest with more certainty. mfs. that's the power of active management. freshly made in the japanese tokyo-sttradition.noodles. when you cook with incredible ingredients...you make incredible meals. ge

these government officials, they takers, kratz, order waiters. the question is who is their boss. the bosses are giving the private financing for elections. we have public financing so that you and i can from the country. i love the debate. i was a republican back on campus when i was on campus. i hated when people shouted me down. we have to get back to a democracy where we have real debates between liberals and conservatives, and not the government that is bought. don callingwe have from maryland. you are on. caller: thank you. i would just like to complement to you and ask you a question. where are you getting your funding to run your network? somebody ing that against corporate media is able to have a voice and built a very large organization. guest: great. let me correct one thing, and then i will correct what is a very fair question. not i was at msnbc, i was fired. they offered to double my salary. they did basically demote me. i was on the 6:00 program and got the highest ratings. he wanted to move me to the weekends and double my salary. it did not make much sense. they w

guest: it's the first time i have been on the show when we didn't have them i kratz and republicans ind independence. we didn't have democrats and republicans an independents. many people think a single-payer system would be good in this country. a number of other countries have done it. politically, that is impossible. when the affordable care act debate began, i think we could count your than half a dozen people in the united states senate who would have supported a single-payer system. there was a hybrid. there is some help for the public sector and others being done through the private sector. in the public sector, we have expanded medicaid significantly and that has been tremendous for the lowest income folks. we provide subsidies for people who are buying private insurance. it would have been politically impossible to move a single-payer system. merits ande of the dave could make a good case that it could be helpful, politically, it's a nonstarter. host: we will get back to the political debate. in this election cycle, are you where voters concerns are this cycle? that was a rec

the kratz we have our record-setting, bigger than i have to saynie, and i suggested today, you probablydly and friendly, i think he should run as an independent. i think they have treated him very badly. the system is a bad system and whether it is their system or our system you look at what goes on. the best way to beat the system is have evenings like this where you get records setting boats and record setting delegates. analogy of the boxer. when the boxer knocks out the other boxer you do not have to wait around for a decision so that is what it is and that is what happened tonight. that is what happened last week in new york. that is what is been happening throughout. we have millions more votes -- millions more than cruz. millions more votes than kasich. kasich now, i guess he was 1 in 41. now he is 1 in 46. why is he here? dr. ben carson did much better. he could've hung around and on very well. if you look, chris christie did much better. if you look, marco rubio did much better. [applause] in fact, marco rubio right now has more delegates than kasich. all they had to do was han