this week kristi returned to accept an award.ing every day for weeks, constant prayer helped the corner. >> i refuse to let this worry me or zap my joy for the rest of my life. we did our part to get the guys arrested. they are now probably in prison for the length of their lives. >>> pretty incredible. clemson university students preparing for what could be a long weekend. they are continuing awe sit-in protest that began wednesday. it started after a campus march to improve race relations. they will stay inside the building if school leaders do not improve the race climate on on campus. five students got citations fortress passing. protesters want to talk with the president jim clemmons. but so far they have been told he won't be available. >>> there won't be any testing in texting in amc that is not what customers want. the ceo suggested the idea of making specific auditoriums, more texting friendly. reaction was overwhelmingly negative. >>> all right. a gorgeous weekend. and the sun is here to stay. tom is updating his foreca

so next to be hit by kristy i won't e tell you what happened to them. but paul who was nine miles away from the volcano was completely devastated by the cloud, as you can imagine their story is tragic. oh -- maybe a good time to mention how immense devastation from the blast cloud wases. the area where it knocked down trees is the low down zone. if you superimpose a map of washington, d.c. so that volcano would be around nationals park, then the blow down zone extends past and past landover. so more than 200 square miles of area was devastated by the volcano. so last thing i'll tell you about is the moore families who was camped on the green river of about 12 miles north of the volcano. so even though there were fatalities they camped in black mountain that absorbed the worst of the blast of the influence. they were having breakfast that morning, an they had noticed this cloud that was coming over the ridge to the south of them and mike moore who was a photographer ran out and started taking photographs of the blast. this cloud kept coming closer and mi

wouldn't have to do anything else in the tigh >> i loved sitting down with the hollywood icon at kristisbu, she gave hollywood plastic tape. explain how that works? >> they're on levers and you do a bobby pin and you lift your chin to it goes up and then you have a headache by lunch. >> that made us so curious, we looked up facelift tape on youtube, this is what we found, intriguing and slightly freaky, i think i'll just rely on shirley and her final tip for succeeding in life. >> breathe deeply, be alone, that's a big word, just be, b-e, then things will start to actually reveal themselves. >> she was just so incredible to talk to and as we sat there, she said i look into your eyes and i can ee into your soul. that's what i do with people. there's a cool connection i asked shirley what her favorite movie was she starred in. she said "terms of endearment." >> a five klenex movie. >> and in our "entertainment tonight" birthdays, which hollywood legend won ms. burbank in 1948? is it debbie reynolds, bettie white or carol brunette. we'll be right back with that answer. prediabetes is a seri

joining me now is kristi shoemaker, one of the people who has been involved in these searches.hat is it bra brings everyone out here to actively looking for the kids. we want to find them, bring them home. help troy get his family back together. bring peace and hopefully find them. >> this is an area that has been searched before but he wants to come out and do it again. >> yes. . send the communities out to areas that maybe were overlooked. it doesn't hurt to double-check things. if there's a reason to be out here, we're going to do it. >> how was the morale among folks that are here? you are expecting 20 people. we saw more earlier on. but a core group of people seem to be interested in helping out here. >> definitely. this morning i have seen new faces, which is great. because it's out on the news again. it's nice to know people want to help us. >> so the search will be going on here today, rain or shine. they will do it again tomorrow. hopefully will come up, some news to give comfort to the family. live in montgomery county, back to you. >>> mr. sheriff, do it. use it. >>

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and now finding new reasons and new neutral reasons to police them again and police them more. >> kristi, did you have a response? >> yeah, i think one thing that we haven't explicitly talked about is the need for transparency. when president obama took office, one of the things that he mandated was open government, open data. and i think that one of the things that the governments can do in a real concrete way is to require within -- certainly they're required within the federal government, but basically encourage the state and local law enforcements to have some sort of privacy policy, some sort of privacy impact assessment that lets the public know how the systems are developed, whether or not the proprietary and what are some of the risks in using that data to make sure that there aren't disparity impacts. >> and sonja, and andrew, would that assuage some of your concerns regarding sentencing and police something. >> i think in terms of transparency, it's a key issue we need to focus on. and what happens with congresss like this and debates and discussions like this, is that we can b

kristi, we will talk to you in a minute. your job as a political consultant. you say i go to these candidates positions over and over again. i make sure that a do not get caught in this situation. then they have to backpedal. trump, at this point, making that effort? trying to familiarize himself more with this position. >> in general, having to fast track last week. he knows just how badly he screwed up. i think he knows just how great a call though women are. how very, ascended they are. involving heidi cruise. the abortion on pushing women. some new donald trump that you are seeing out there right now. >> he did backtrack. we have gotten reports. reducing the role in the campaign. a big uproar. we were just showing the viewer. having a second shot. he did, of course, issue a clarification. and, what do you know, there he is narrowing that gap with ted cruz in the poll. does that show you that voters in wisconsin kind of want to forgive him? >> i do think that they are extraordinarily forgiving. that said, he is becoming incredibly, even more alienating . i

kristi was at that meeting with ence, and p christy said he made it clear.old you earlier today, i was corresponding in indiana with someone who said he would only vote for daniels. daniels will not do that. trumpwhat is the stop movement -- are they on the air, contacting voters? how big of a deal are they on the ground? guest: they are on the air and they say they are contacting voters, but i have to say that it is tough to see their presence here, whereas i felt the impact talking to folks that the cruz super pac and the cruz campaign, you can feel both presences here, and you can definitely feel trump's campaign. there is an ad with don junior talking about him being tough on the grandkids, but there is an ad showing trump with the drink kids saying he is not tough. that is something i bumped into without looking for it. that tells you something about the presence they happy or. i think it is a little firmer than people may have thought. the stop trump force is a little bit missing. we know there are stop trump haves poling, so we should information on w

and kristi inmayamaguchi welcomes you to t shark tank.ll in the second, sharks back on the power play. joe thornton back behind the net to joe pavelski. a backhand by patrick marleau for a 3-0 lead and everybody is excited except the coach. the kings come back and make it a 3-2 game in the third. and the giants, for what ails them, usually, mad bum, and facing off against matt greinke. on the field, no score until the 7th. castille takes madbum deep, 2-0, diamondbacks, franky on the mound, angel pagan, in comes gregor blanco to make is a 2-1 game, that is where we are, 2-1, a's in new york, one game in the fourth, josh reddick, he should have been out. but brian mccann dropped the ball, 3-1 on a sack fly. danny valencia fired it 100 miles an hour to get him he left with a strained hamstring. chris davis, nice acquisition, right back up the middle. drives home billy butler. a's win their fourth straight. 5-2, the final in the bronx. >>> the rams traded up to get the number one pick in next week's nfl draft and today the eagles packaged a b

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soccer superstar and three-time olympic gold medalist kristi lamp own was honored along with former daily show host jon stewart and retired yankee derek jeter. one of the big highlights of the night waswatching family members of our company founder william fox pick up the honor. his great-granddaughter faith has helped to history of fox films alive. >> we are extremely honored . both my sister and i have been very much a part of trying to keep the knowledge of who williamfox really was , a forgotten mogul and for new jersey to have done this when the first studio was originally here is just a tremendous honor . >>the mix of talent honored also included home depot's founder , carla harris, us senator frank r lautenberg as well as basketball analyst nick patel and 70s pop legend cool and the gang. >> what does this mean to you both personally? >> it means we must have done something right. it's truly an honor to be inducted into anything. you know that's good but new jersey is our home. >> last night inductees join previous inductees likealbert einstein, meryl streep, thomas edison, jack ni

reflection was when i was looking to attend school myself and apply to schools i wanted the most kristy distract possible but when i wanted to teach at a school i wanted the most troubled school possible. i have seen that repeated many times so as i was working at this school in hell's kitchen, new york city, almost all black, latino and american arab populations during the day and that night tutoring very well the kids as a college consultant to pay off my loans and that experience of teaching in these environments was one of my most education ever. i was teaching in middle school, very forthright conversations with our principal where it was clear she was building the school from the bottom up and older kids were already a lost hope. i saw very diverse latino population was grouped into one category. kids shared basically nothing with one another. kids had come from catholic schools who were grouped with puerto rican kids who would migrate back and forth with mexican children, whose manager was one of citizenship. what we are doing is not right in grouping these kids together and i al

kristy had a saying when she interviewed revealing her nickname is lulu.heck out the full head of hair. and being candid about her recovery, she tweeted, no one told me i would be at home and in diaper taos. >> she is absolutely beautiful. >> underground producing partner mike jackson has actually held her. >> i've held a baby luna in my arms. >> little luna was born last thursday the 14th and weighed in at 6 pounds, 11 ounces. a source reveals to "e.t." luna's middle name simone is a nod to the late singer and civil rights activist nina simone, someone john admires. and john's real last name is stevens. >> it's going great. they're happy. they're elated. >> while the cast of underground gathered, john and chrissy. the new momma tweeted. we also welcomed to the world oden rain carter. backstreet boy nick carter and wife lauren welcomed their baby boy tuesday and sent "e.t." the first photographs. lauren was a total champ. her labor lasted 30 hours. and she gave birth at home naturally in water. as for the name, in german mythology, oden is a widely revered

back in the day, local olympic medalist peggy fleming and kristi yamaguchi skated at the rink at bridgepointe shopping center. a city zoning ordinance requires it to stay but there's no wording that requires it to be open. in 2013, the current owner san francisco-based sti holdings, did not renew the lease of the rink's operator so it's closed. >> it's ridiculous! it's ludicrous. it was the obvious will of the previous city council who put this land restriction in place to have an operating rink. >> sti offered the city $3 million to remove the ice rink requirement. it's unclear whether the rink will re-open. >>> tentative deal to keep the raid nerds bay area is official today. the alameda county board will sign the bill during a council meeting today. it solidifies the agreement to extend the lease for a year. >>> 6:09. a trip to washington, dc was anything but sweet for the founders of ben & jerry's ice cream. how they ended up in handcuffs. >> and state legislators are reviewing several proposals today that focus on gun safety. but the suggested restrictions have some gun owners saying the

big money donors have been thinking on some going so far as to say, i'm sitting this one out, and kristiitman, the former governor of new jersey, saying i'm going to vote for hillary is trump is the guy. >> you and i know the private donald trump who is a really decent guy and doesn't engage in craziness. he is great to be around and he is a great father, but -- very funny guy elm that what what we're getting. we're getting a guy that comes across publicly as he's running for president, not running for new york city sanitation commissioner. running for president. who comes across at times unhinged, who just today, after we heard paul man fort over the weekend on chris wallace's show, say how much more presidential donald was going to be, and paul manafort is one of his campaign aides. donald came out today and thought it was great to laugh about the way john kashich eats soup and thought it was disgusting. >> and pancakes. >> whatever. i'm just telling you that donald's comportment has made people that are serious about politics, that worry about the future of the country, and who are re

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work orce act of 2015, a bill sponsored by my good friend and colleague, representative kristi noem of south dakota. as my previous colleague said, this should be a bipartisan issue. this is an american issue. i spent most of my life in the business world. i've owned and operated over 60 different businesses, employed over 3,000 people and created thousands of new jobs. throughout my 30-year business career, i've had the privilege of hiring many new talented individuals. when it comes to hiring, the i.r.s. -- in the i.r.s., the treasury inspector general stated, selecting the best candidates for employment is essential in providing the best service to america's taxpayers, maintaining the public trust in tax administration and safeguarding taxpayer right and privacy. however, the i.g. report from december, 2014, found that the i.r.s. fell short of that standard. last year, the i.r.s. hired hundreds of employees who were terminated for misconduct. those serious offenses included willful failure to file tax reforms, falsification of official forms and abuse of i.r.s. leave and property po

that kristi was referring to their, plenty to worry about.hey are on alert, not alarm grade with that sound appropriate? gabriel: i think that is fine. we have had a lot of clients at oxford economics think there is would be a world recession. and our view is that more or less this. light, most early not going to be a recession. but some of alarming, some signs, but we need to follow them and see what is happening. anna: she was referring to the policy response, suggesting anything go further and be quicker. aere need to be new actors, broader range of actors in the policy response that we hear so much from central banks, maybe not as much as someone hope from other players. gabriel: it is certainly true that when the consequences of easing central-bank policy in particular the negative interest rate policy is that governments, as usual, feel that they can set back and do very little or nothing. it is much easier to let central banks do things than governments. and there is always a need for governments to government structural reforms. are t

kristy funk is here to help us out today. >> the funkster is in the house. >>

alexander smith, kristi, and gianna caldwell. we know millennial love bernie sanders.i am not sure but ultimately in november who do you think they will go with? >> i am going with trump. i love him, he is fantastic, i love everything he has to say, focusing on immigration and national security and bringing jobs back to america. that is something th is superimportant to millennial's and will get their attention. >> who do you think? >> i think there are two candidates millennial's would love and that is bernie sanders and donald trump. one who has a history of creating jobs, relatively important to go beyond rhetoric and factual history of doing something. those who may have experienced the brunt of the economic recession may go to bernie sanders, more government dependency. charles: millennial's have not felt the brunt of it. they have seen their parents, the stock market crash and housing crash. do you think that would be why they would go with bernie? the bernie phenomena and is hard to pin down. is that where it is coming from? >> as a millennial most millennial's

kristie burch is joining us from birmingham, alabama with a question so take it away. >> hey, good morning, lisa. as a busy wife and a mom and blogger, i just don't have a lot of time in the evening for complicated recipes. the thing is, i still want to get a great healthy meal on the table. preferably one that even my kids will enjoy. what are your suggests for quick easy meals. >> okay, my next recipe is perfect for this. this is kale and feta stuffed pork. a few things that are exciting about this recipe. one a lot don't realize pork is low in calories so the calories of this serving is less than 200. this is a five-ingredient recipe make it in a foil pack so wrap it in foil, bake it. when you're done no messy cleanup. toss it and could not taste better. one of the best in the book. >> great question. thank you. all of us moms were listening to that answer right there. okay, next up you have this -- these look like tater tots but they're not tater tots. >> well, they are tater tots but there is a secret ingredient which is, are you ready. cauliflower. call flower is the new black. cauli

kristy on twitter: rights who is measuring students bmi?is government overreach at its finest. on can join the conversation twitter. we have lines set up regionally. line for those who have experience with an eating disorder. jim is in ohio,. good morning. caller: good morning. all make this as quick as we can. up, i went to grade school in the mid-50's. kids were active. we were active in school, we were active outside. were always, we running around, getting in trouble, doing things. a couple of so-called fat kids. there were one or two and everybody -- in every grade. shiftms like now with the in generation, fast food has a lot to do with it. there is so much that needs to be addressed and not just organize exercise for a half an hour. get your kids out of the house. get them moving. when we were kids we could not waito get out of school, so we could go build a fort. host: how do you feel about bmi screenings in school? i think as long as the measuring and the singling out the kids that way, that's an overreach. it in the army and it was

and today we're going to pass more bills by kristi noem and pat meehan, to stop the i.r.s. from hiring people who can't be trusted and to fix the agency's absolutely terrible customer service. these are good bills. hey're smart bills and frankly they're bills make you wonder how any reasonable person can make you vote against them. but you know, i forgot how irrational some people could be. just a few days ago, the obama administration said they were against all four of these bills . really? they're against accountability? ey're against i.r.s. employees paying their taxes? they are against rehiring bad employees? i couldn't understand it, and frankly the administration statement didn't clear things up either. the office of management and budget actually said this, and i quote, these bills would impose unnecessary constraints on the internal revenue service 's operations. now, let me get one thing out of the way. the administration is worried about imposing constraints on the i.r.s., but it has no problem imposing constraints and regulations on small business, energy produce

some moderate in the -- chris kristy or some moderate in the itt. if christie would have been in the race at that time, i would have voted for kasich. i think kasich is the only adult in the room. if they had started this earlier, it might have done them a lot better. but i'm with the caller ahead who is ahead of me that if you're not strong enough to win the race by yourself, get out. host: plenty of comments. i liked cruz at one point but this tells me how much of a cheat he is -- and amanda below that writes it's amazing that politicians put so much effort into stop trump but they sure as hell do not work this hard at the jobs that they were elected to do. you can catch up with us on facebook and twitter as well. you can follow along every orning@c-spanwj. seasons greetings talks about how -- cnn talks about how long initial t has been overture started about a week after they won the ohio primary but were met with silence. but talks started in earnest during the following week as both campaigns are in need to work something else before trump's bi

>> we got on facebook and we actually it was a lady outside of my family, her name was kristy callowaye so this post goes up and less than a day later, temple, you were on facebook. what happened? >> yes. i saw the post that evening. the post was pretty coherent, told me where i needed to go next to help out and suggest that my next step was to call 'emry hospital in atlanta. i called them that evening, they were busy. called them the next morning and asked for their guidance, they walked me through a quick screening process, when they found out that i could be a donor, not necessarily a match but just a donor, they went ahead and sent out a kit, if you will to take blood samples, urine samples and we went from there. >> and temple, to be clear, you guys never met each other. had you ever met dustin before? >> no. >> you never heard of him? >> nope. >> and so you just felt compelled by the service to your country and fellow brethren in arms to just run right down and be screened for this? >> yes. because, excuse me, as vets if we don't take care of each other, there's not a whole lot o

work force act, sponsored by representative kristi noem, will prohibit the i.r.s. from rehiring someone who has been fired for cause. and finally, mr. speaker, h.r. 4890, the i.r.s. bonus tied to measurable metrics act, sponsored by representative pat meehan, will ban i.r.s. bonuses until they can demonstrate improved customer service. it doesn't get any more commonsense than that. i thank the gentleman and i yield back. mr. hoyer: i thank my friend for that information. i want to ask him just one question on one of those commonsense bills that seeks to remove those employees who work for the i.r.s. who collect taxes, that if they're delinquent they will be removed. does that apply to the congress of the united states as well who levies those taxes,? that if we have any member whors delinquent, that they too will be removed. i yield to my friend. mr. mccarthy: i thank the gentleman for yielding. the bill solely deals with the i.r.s. but you could always offer an amendment. mr. hoyer: i may do that. i thank the gentleman. first of all let me thank the gentleman mr.