according to police, the passenger was a in a lam lam bor lam borborghini. >>> party of nigeria's goodluck jonathan, some say the process is marred. we'll explain. and if our week ahead segment a fix to medicare how the proposed change could affect millions of doctors and the seniors they treat. treat. >> at least 14 people were killed in two bombings in egypt sinai peninsula today. members of i.s.i.l. have claimed responsibility for the attacks. army vehicle exploded, killing six and later another automobile exploded killing at least six. >>> first genocide of the 20th century, the comment made during an anniversary to mark the 100thth100th contemporary, anniversary. turkey contends the incident was the result of a civil war. >>> reports of violence and voter problems. yvonne ndege has more from port horcourt. >> d.k.d.k. lawrence is waiting to vote after no election materials arrived on saturday, when the election was supposed to take place. voting was extended into sunday because of the problems. at least 11 people were killed in violence. >> i am disappointed, i'm frustrated, i'm angry

the story to lam research is we are executing well.s, and we're off to a great start. >> you know what? i would love to get your take on the news out this morning, tokyo electronic applied materials, they anoun a deal finally today. the regulators in our country say not going to happen. they abandon the deal. a, what's your opinion of that whether it made send and b, does it benefit your company? >> timing is everything but, you know we are an advocate of consolidatation in our industry for the right reasons. i've said many times that the challenge in terms of technology invasion and economics is pretty extraordinary, so consolidation is generally a good thing, but you have to be able to articulate a valuation, and you have to pass the hurdles in terms of regulator review. it's been a long time. organic and inorganic is a part of our strategy we're very -- and we've got a great story and great future. the inflection mean something to us. >> so martin with the anniversary of morris law there's a lot of discussion of how much more we can

we have a combination of beef and lam and parsley. and every september over 2000 pounds of meat being cooked in three days. >> after all that savory protein, i was ready to check out the fresh veggie options. >> this is armenian cheat sheet. it's tomatos and mint and olive oil. that makes summer food. and what i'm doing is i'm putting some nutmeg. it is kind of like cream cheese. in armenia when they offer you food, you have to eat it. they would welcome you and food is very important for them. >> in every armenian community we feel like we're a "smallville"age and they come together to put on something like this. what i find really interesting about san francisco is the blends of armenia that come together. once they are here, the way people work together at any age, including our grandmothers, our grandfathers, skewering the meat, it's fun to see. fun to see everybody get together. >> we call it subarek. it's a cheese turn over if you want. we make the dough from scratch. we boil it like you do for la san i can't. >> the amount of l

. >>> officers in the central valley had to round up a llama on the lam and pictures are going viral. the first one shows a police officer posing with the llama. it was running loose causing traffic problems on thursday. one officer snapped a few photos of the llama was captured. the llama planted a kiss on the face of one very surprised officer. and i'll say lucky officer that's where it stopped. those things can be mean, all i'm saying thank you for watching. see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. (rock music) ♪ (male narrator) now a paid presentation for meaningful beauty advanced by cindy crawford. (female narrator) with special appearances by debra messing. (male narrator) valerie bertinelli. (female narrator) christa miller. (male narrator) and stars from tv's "royal pains" and "the mentalist." and now, for 2015, our best offer ever, including $95 in free gifts. brought to you by guthy-renker. hi, everyone, i'm beauty and style journalist katrina szish on location in beverly hills. in just a few minutes we'll meet one of the most beautiful women in the world supermodel cindy crawford.

. >>> officers in the central valley had to round up a llama on the lam and pictures of their encounter are going viral. the first one shows a sanger police officer running with the llama, running loose causing traffic problems on thursday. one officer snapped a few photos with the llama after it was captured. the llama appeared to take it all in stride and in this, you see planting a kiss on the face of the surprise officer. a lot of llamas in the news, lately. more than you might anticipate in your entire life. right? >> who would have thought escape and running around remember that? >> this seems much more well behaved. thank you for watching. that's it for abc7 news at 9:00. next newscast is at 11:00 on abc7. see you there. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com announcer: warning-- please do not attempt any of the activities presented in this show. they are dangerous and could cause serious injury. [snarky laughter] >> you stupid [bleep]. announcer: but if you do please tape it. >> ooh, ha ha ha ha. announcer: "what went down." today on "what went down," jumping troubles. landing tr

david: next one is lam research.hat are they why do you like them. >> they make etching for computer chips. basically the chips are more complicated to make. three dearc ture the company is shifting too. they need better gains from the chips. that money will flow to a company like lam. david: even though there is so much research in tech you can put this aside for three years and not have to worry about it? >> this industry is consolidating. it is down to a few players. there is big combination between applied materials and tokyo electron. when i see industry where there are fewer players than in the past, demand still growing i like that. david: kroger makes those private label product. >> they probably wouldn't like me saying this i don't work for them so i say it anyhow. taking things that work well at whole foods and doing them at kroger, right? david: yes. >> more organics, more their own brands of organics which is cheaper than customers. remodeling stores. more private label merchandise. going a little more up

. >>> officers in the central valley had to round up a llama on the lam and pictures are going viral. the first one shows a police officer posing with the llama. it was running loose causing traffic problems on thursday. one officer snapped a few photos of the llama was captured. the llama planted a kiss on the face of one very surprised officer. and i'll say lucky officer that's where it stopped. those things can be mean, all i'm saying thank you for watching. see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> coming up today on "intelligence for your life," ladies, are you looking for tall, dark and handsome? hold on a minute. according to research, guys who are 5'7" and under are 32% less likely to divorce than men who are taller. how is this possible? share the latest science and the power of shorter guys. >>> also today, the results of a five-year study of online dating and the dating deal-breaker personalities, including the listmaker, the woe is me dater around the technically i'm still not divorced yet dater. >>> it we will tell you how to beat your cravings each and every one of them, by k

i believe law shan from lam ar is here as well. >> yes. i understand. >> good afternoon commissioners. i wanted to speak directly to your question, commissioner mondejar about outreach specifically and then also wanted to make a general statement about the report itself that was presented to us by ocii. let me refer to the outreach piece. we have a construction assistance program that is administration by butler enterprise group and you heard mr. butler speak amen ago. -- a minute ago. we are very proactive to firms who are not currently in our program and contracts on our project. as a developer we are very engaged with outreach firms and providing technical assistance to those firms whether or not they are certified and helped them with the process to become certified. we are definitely prioritizing the firms that we are working subcontractors on projects but reaching out to many others. we do that on a regular basis. mr. butler can a test that when i refer firms to the team, if they don't get to the firm i'm on them to be sure they are

but first monica lam showslp us how the valley has grown. >> 100 years xdago santa clara valley was

francisco police are looking for the people who attacked another homeless man last november. 67-year-old ti lam was beaten to death in the financial district. three men beat him. four months later, still no solid leads on who the attackers are. >>> breaking news in san francisco's north beach right now. a smoky apartment fire. this is on columbus between chestnut and francisco. the fire broke out about an hour ago. it is under control now. but as you see, a big response. there is at least one victim. we don't know that person's condition yet. and a live look at san jose's city hall. the rotunda has been turned blue to honor a police officer killed in the line of duty. thousands of people paid their respects to officer michael johnson. they filled the sap center for his ceremony. >> if you love him, you miss him, say it out loud and let's rock this place, one, two, three. [ cheers and applause ] >> more from the sap center in a moment, but first, mark sayre with what is happening right now. mark? >> reporter: well veronica, a fundraiser here is underway. and every person here is helping to direc

he is on the lam. and he has successfully evading authorities for a good bit of time. so, it has false reports in it as well. there were self-report -- false reports that secretary of state stewart had been assassinated. they do that throughout. so this last one has that, a false report. many of the reports in these newspapers come from the ap, the associated press, which we still have today. and it was established in 1846 a conglomerate of five newspapers pooling resources. the herald being one of them. they wanted to make sure that they got as much information from around the country as they possibly could. and it really rises to importance during the civil war. you can see it is at the apex of its early significance here. so, reporter named lawrence gobright is actually the ap correspondent in washington and he is doing most of the reporting. so, much of the original reporting has come from him. then through the ap and into the herald. also, you see stanton, who is the secretary of war, giving his official dispatches. and they are recounted in the paper as well. so

he is on the lam. and he has successfully evading authorities for a good bit of time. so,. it has false reports in it as well. there were self-report -- false reports that secretary of state stewart had been assassinated. they do that throughout. so this last one has that, a false report. many of the reports in these newspapers come from the ap, the associated press, which we still have today. and it was established in 1846, a conglomerate of five newspapers pooling resources. to make sure that they are getting as much information from around the country as they possibly can. and it really rises to importance during the civil war. you can see it is at the apx of its early significance here. so reporter named lawrence go bright is actually the ap correspondent in washington and he is doing most of the reporting. so, much of the original reporting has come from him. also you see stanton who is the secretary of war giving his official dispatches. and they are recounted in the paper as well. so stanton would go to the telegraph office and dispense information officially coming

he is on the run, on the lam and he is successfully evading authorities for a good amount of time. as we've seen along the way it was not true that secretary of state seward was assassinated. so the last one has that is a false report. many of the reports in these newspapers come from the ap, the associated press, which we still have today, and it was established as a conglomerate cooling -- pooling their resources, the herald being one of them, to be sure they're getting as much information from around the country as they possibly can in any point in time. you can see it's at the apex of the early significance here. i reporter is actually the ap correspondent in washington and huge doing much of the reporting. so much of their original reporting is coming from him and then through the ap and into the herald. also we see the secretary of war giving his official dispatches and they are recounted in the paper as well. so stanton would go to the war telegraph office and dispense information officially coming from the government and the newspapers would report that as well. i can't pur

but first monica lam showslp us how the valley has grown. >> 100 years xdago santa clara valley was coveredq orchards. pears, peaches, prunes. it was called the valley of heart's delight. >> the weather was good, and it was beautiful. you could have gone upi] in the hills of cupertino and looked down. there are some famous paintings made up there during that period. you could5a look down in the valley and it's just a sea of blossoms. >> cupertino and itsfá neighbors sunnyvale anwá mountain view would soon grow to crowd out the blossoms and replace theme1 with very different industries. >> extraordinary things happen here but you don't really notice them. it's all very low-key. and soul of silicon valley.jf by the 1950s this is the epicenter of the digital revolution. >> in the mid 1950s lockheed martin moved to sunnyvale to open a missiles system division. mary wattin is the author of "silicon valley in pictures." she says high-tech brought early traffic jams. >>(/rj photo is very interesting to me because it's rush hour in the 1960s and this is lockheed's campus. you can see all the farmla

then in 1976 he escaped and stay on the lam until he made that phone call.tha: he turned himself in for healthcare? >> he had a stroke and he was partially pair lied and couldn't get around. but he couldn't get medicare because he had bogus i am d. whatever happened, he will not go back to his original prison in north carolina because it was shut down in 2002. the original conviction, larceny. martha: mike, thank you very much. bill: 40 years on the run. hillary clinton's team releasing a memo to try to get ahead of a new book tracing money and policy. will allegations damage her campaign and how will her team respond? we'll look at that in a moment. martha: there could be a nice signing bonus in store for iran if they dine the deal. should we be sweetening the pot for a country known to be supporting terrorism? >> we have to stand up for our interests. put it to the iranians you stop this right away or we won't have an agreement. [ male announcer ] meet jill. she thought she'd feel better after seeing her doctor. and she might have if not for kari, the iden

they looked like they were on the lam fleeing law enforcement you know. it was weird.ay, she goes to a coffee shop then to a garage that is connected to a community college. and footage of her -- she was reading her heartfelt emotional talking points off of a card. she september look -- kept looking down to remind herself. what she felt was in deepest recesses of her heart, i hate to continue, but uma on friday, inspector general of state department announced he was responding to senator chuck grassley of iowa would investigate her for getting a $135,000 salary from say the department and a dispen saying for 35,000 more from a firm founded by bill clinton former chief of staff that sells political intelligence, and advice to foreign companies at same time she is top aide to hillary clinton at state department i would not have someone like that as traveling to iowa where chuck grass grassley is revered. lou: i'm laughing. i'm trying to remember. i get a sense of who you are going to be working again. who are you working for? a among entries we have three first year publ

and, the country has won only three medals and now lamming a athletic program, hoping to find some starsture. >>> this program is designed for children to take a part in athletics, and de sooned for them to learn throwing, and jumping running, it has many strong meals males and females and, we hope they'll be future champions. >>> thank you. >>> that's it for this news-hour, do stay with us, plenty more news, including the latest from nepal where it continues to

i may have to say good bye to my bright lam. they will say hello to their wrist for the first time. we're scratching the surface. you could be a store of its own just stelelling this product you would want a piece of that stock. you can go own apple unless you want to be one of those analysts that tells you buy sell. i guess they have nothing else to do. we have to deal with the decline in the oil stocks including the crushing of royal deutsch in the way for it's ridiculous overpayment. i hope exon or chevron is up. how much do we love perrigo? plus just because world deutsch blew it it doesn't mean smarter companies won't be discouraged to buy properties that are worth a lot more than they're selling for. as rich morgan recently did with that pipeline purchase. maybe he is in need of a spare billion. i shouldn't need to remind you how positive lower energy prices are for the stock market and economy. there is some hedge form that uses oil as a barometer of economic strength. concern after friday's ugly unemployment number this might mean something that's dire and scary. there are p

they were after a buffalo on the lam.let the owner know we cannot catch something quite so large. i don't think he is fitting in the police car. they are beeping at him, he was like yeah yeah yeah. >> reporter: i'm getting there. alicia, we'll go live on the feed. this is the lunar eclipse that's taking place right now. unfortunately when you look out the window you cannot see it, we have a lot of clouds. >> you did show it towels. >> reporter: they have a good look at it we also of the -- we have the -- west of the mississippi river. we're starting to pick it up now and that will continue in the next half-hour and then bye-bye. storm tracker 6 live double scan we have clearing conditions, the skies are opening up westle philadelphia. harrisburg lancaster, pottstown starting to see clearing taking place. a little patchy drizzle left over for the jersey shore but in time you'll clear out there as well. the view at the philadelphia international airport, the skies, the clouds are trying to thin out a little bit. camera danc

very uncomfortable in those early days on the lam. >> we were in bushes everywhere. rivers by boat. john was at one point, horrible. had a lot of bites on it. i told him, dude you look really sick you. don't look like here, was skinny. he didn't eat. didn't drink water. true impossible to know? but that was her story. eventually said ammansamantha they found a place to hole up. mcafee dyed his hair whevenlt. when he ventured out. >> he presented to be a cripple humpback his hair was white. >> no one recognized him? >> no one ever recognized him. >> reporter: according to her, it was her uncle, the lawyer who arranged to have her and mcafee smuggled out of belize first from city, punta gorda then guatemala. >> is was disturbing. i don't look to leave my home. makes me sick. >> you don't like it. >> i don't. >> john mcafee wasn't feeling on top of the world. first a guatemalan judge dismiss his petition for asylum. then police took him into custody, not as a murder suspect. but on ground he entered the country illegally. the next day at the detention center as a gaggle

fleury of activity at the closing days of the clinton presidency he got a pardon because he was on the lam in europe for violating trading rules with iran. it was so serious big enough that he fled to europe and stayed there and somehow at the end of the clinton presidency got a very nice parteden deal. >> a deal by eric holder. >> eric holder checked off on it at the end which i'm sure he regretted to this deal. the deal for the clintons as brett said you point out, baggage building up over time and people get to the point where you throw up your hands and say can we please stop with the one after the next after the other and long list of associations that points to them and people become fatigued. and people say is this what you want to live through the next eight years? >> if this in fact happened? if news week is right. that the clinton foundation took the money and did not enforce the sanctions law against the guy who donated the money because the guy giving money to iran also gave -- selling to iran also gave money to the clintons if they are right and mrs. clinton looked the other w

they looked like fugitives on the lam wanted in four states for a failed foreign policy. i thought that was a good line that i had to steal. i remain bullish on the bush and walker i do admire christie for raising social security but it's like mondale declaring that reagan says he won't raise your taxes and i will and it's a fatal piece of honesty. i understand it's his appeal and perhaps with a long shot it will work and a way to distinguish himself but i would have to say that half of the republican field will attack him on that because it's not a popular move. i have $5 still on cruise and i am now -- i have fallen off the wagon. i'm no longer contributing to my retirement fund. it has a more lasting effect. >> i wanted to play this sound bite before we left the republican casino and this is jeb bush being questioned by audience member in new hampshire today. >> i don't want a coronation on our side by any stretch of the imagination. >> i don't see any coronation coming my way, trust me. >> good. i'm glad you feel like that. i hope you feel like an underdog. >> i'm rea

. >> you can help students like sumat lam get the tools they need to succeed.>>> last weekend jordan spieth became the second youngest person to win the masters but wasn't expecting an encore performance this week at the rbc heritage. >> what should people expect now after this? >> um, maybe not as much next week. i'm planning to play hilton head. i'm a little tired. >> spieth certainly looked tired yesterday with an opening round of 74. but he looked a lot more like himself today shooting a 9- under 62 to move into a tie for 7th place. spieth's six shots behind the leader who tied the course record with a 61. >>> the nba play-offs begin tomorrow. finally. but the warriors will be without david lee for game one out with pay back strain. he appeared in only 49 games and averaged 8 points a game. the warriors will have the splash brothers in the line-up and pelicans head coach monte williams has scouting reports on steph and klay that extend way beyond the court from his time as an assistant coach with team usa last summer. >> i think i had good camaraderie with

two others on the lam. gloria riviera has the story.d morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. this crime timed precisely down to the minute the victim left work. but when she didn't have what the thieves wanted, she paid the price. this morning, a manhunt under way for this red van and two suspects allegedly involved in a horrifying kidnapping. >> i can tell you she's been through nothing short of torture. >> reporter: the terrifying abduction caught on camera. watch as this red cargo van enters the parking garage near the victim's jewelry store minutes before she leaves work. another camera watches her walk offscreen to her car. minutes later, the same van reappears, leaving the garage, police say with the victim bound and blindfolded in the back. >> they put a hood over her face. they tie-wrapped her. they were tasering her. what they wanted from her were the codes and the alarm systems. >> reporter: according to police, the woman didn't know the codes. for almost 90 minutes, her abductors beat her and tased her multiple times

today, we're hearing from some of the people that wossen assaye impacted during his nine hours on the lam. jeff goldberg live with the update tonight. jeff? jeff: leon, this is the annandale home where investigators believe that wossen assaye broke in during the man hunt and took refuge for a little while. this is the area where police dusted for fingerprints and a new lock has been installed by the owners. thankfully, they were not home at the time. they're getting ready to sell the home at the moment. and this home in annandale is a couple hundred feet from the street on the other side of that home which is cherry lane. that is where assaye allegedly pulled off his second carjacking. all the activity started yesterday when bailey the dog of francesca morgan who did not want to show her face started acting up. >> absolutely insane barking at 8:00 a.m. jeff: morgan lives on oak court in annandale next door to the home owned by her son, the house she says was ransacked by wossen assaye during the nine-hour man hunt. >> he just completely smashed the door and broke the handles off and got i

more on this is deputy director for the department of general services office of public affairs, eric lam eric, you're used to dealing with things like landslides and fires. is this much different? it seems like a crisis that was in slow motion. >> it's a significant crisis here in california, and the governor took action yesterday to give us additional tools as emergency managers to help respond to this crisis. liz: responding to the crisis. so 400 local water supply agencies have been told you have to make sure that water users cut back by 25%. what was a little unclear to me, eric, was how they are going to enforce this and, i guess, how would they do the punitive actionsome. >> that'll be up to the individual. we've given the authority to local water districts to issue fines. we'll now be requiring water districts to regularly report to the state on their water usage, on level of conservation occurring and on the number of penalties if necessary that they've been levying. but, you know, the most important thing here is for the public to realize that we are in a significant crisis. we

today, we're hearing from some of the people that wossen assaye impacted during his nine hours on the lam. jeff goldberg live with the update tonight. jeff? jeff: leon, this is the annandale home where investigators believe that wossen assaye broke in during the man hunt and took refuge for a little while. this is the area where police dusted for fingerprints and a new lock has been installed by the owners. thankfully, they were not home at the time. they're getting ready to sell the home at the moment. and this home in annandale is a couple hundred feet from the street on the other side of that home which is cherry lane. that is where assaye allegedly pulled off his second carjacking. all the activity started yesterday when bailey the dog of francesca morgan who did not want to show her face started acting up. >> absolutely insane barking at 8:00 a.m. jeff: morgan lives on oak court in annandale next door to the home owned by her son, the house she says was ransacked by wossen assaye durin

jeb bush lives in a world who can get a super pac together that lams it will have $31 million ready to go. george w. bush at this point in 1999 he was clearing the field by raising multiples of what everyone else had. i think he also had a weaker field to start with. he was running against elizabeth dole, who was running against john mccain, who peaked pretty late. we might have all underestimated because of chris christie's problems because of marco rubio's heresy with the base they've become credible early. >> the interesting thing to look for in this cycle, which is true and changed by a number of things particularly citizens united, is momentum and timing. when you go back to 2000 the way "w" cleared the field is they posed massive numbers and everyone got scare ard, not unlike what happened on the hillary clinton side everyone assumes it will be a behemoth but in the world of essentially boutique billionaires backing you, you can stay around hang in a race losing one, two, three, four five six early states. >> what we're seeing in this event, too is some of the effects of 2012 tha

lemonis: lynne hiriak, who's worked with great designers such as michael kors and derek lam, is gonnaork directly with noemi to help courage. b establish a real retail-brand identity. now that we've ensured that our designs are gonna be taken care of by an experienced designer, it's now time to fix the quality. woman: hi. how are you? lemonis: going forward, we will only be sourcing the finest fabrics for our collection. feel this. noemi: oh, my god. lemonis: this fabric is a higher-grade fabric than we have today. noemi: yes. lemonis: we charge $99 today for a product that, labor and material, costs us about $11. noemi: mm-hmm. lemonis: if we go to $22 or even $25 -- lemonis: in order to increase the margins in this business, we have to increase the quality of the product. today, the duster is made for $11 and sold for $99. i believe that if we dramatically change the fabric and the stitching, all the fit and finish that goes along with it, we'll be able to charge $145. the new cost will probably be around $25. that gives us a net gain of $32. we're gonna be instilling this philosoph

it was while heather was on the lam she moved into that apartment rented for her by chris are and amy. >> for me that was a scary thought. did we just aid and abet a criminal? >> by the time she connected with chris and amy, heather was really pregnant. but it turns out though chris and awere the ones paying her bills, heather was shopping her baby to other adoption professionals, asking them for money, too. >> did you feel stupid? did you feel how could we have believed her and mott seen signs? >> i don't think i have felt stupid. that pay be because of the emotional hurt. i never felt stupid. i mean, she's just that good. >> chris and amy contacted their local sheriff's department and investigators tracked heather down to a hotel in california. she was arrested and pleaded guilty to fraud. >> why did you pursue charges? >> for me, i didn't want it to happen to anybody else. >> heather was sentenced to spend a year in jail. sheila davis didn't think that was the last she 'd hear about heather. >> there was a part of me even then knew she wouldn't quit. >> was sheila right? we can dec

police say paul jordan armed with a gun walked into the lam ot t firehouse in elkins park. he was reese ensley fired for the the department held four fire fighters hostage. "eyewitness news" spoke to a woman who says that she's friend with jordan. >> i just can't believe he did it. i just can't. even if i thought he did it, because i don't think he would be able to do something like that. >> reporter: the the authorities managed to convince jordan to release hostages. he later earned iserd without incident. no one was hurt. >>> authorities charged a girlfriend of the darby boro police officer with murder. this is exclusive video of tiana finch as she was escorted from her court appearance. finch shot and killed officer mark hudson inn inside their glenn olden home. she gave police two bogus stories about what happen. first claiming saturday's shooting was a accident and then saying she feared for her safety during a domestic argument. if quick finch faces life in prison. >>> your time 6:03. lets get traffic and weather together. >> good morning. things are tranquil today in

. >>> a quick follow-up, another delay in the case against the man accused of murdering sierra lam lamarrial date was supposed to set for antonin garcia-torres. it was delayed until may 13th. lamar's body has never been found. >>> a bill requiring nearly all children in california to get vaccinated before attending school cleared its first hurdle. yesterday the state senate health committee voted to approve the bill which would remove california's personal belief exemption. the bill must clear several other committees before it can be voted on by the entire state senate. >>> san jose police are warning people about a band of home burglars who are posing as utility workers. these are sketches of some of the two thieves or rather two of the thieves police say four men are knocking on doors, identifying themselves as either water district employees or pg&e workers. they get the victims to go into the backyard with one of the suspects to turn on their water hoses, while the other suspects then go into the house and burglarize the home. the key here make sure to ask for i.d. if the utility wo

>>er in lam.f mayor de blasio and bill clinton. >> this is realliet getting people in the neighborhood also. >> it is. that neighborhood that is ill invin credible. listen to great music. come with friends meet new friends and discover something you didn't think was a couple of blocks away. >> like this clothing store harlem hab dashry one of his favorites. >> when cy see you, how do you get dressed. >> me and my sister stood out. my moom was like you have to look dabber. i was now alon wear classy jeans or income leanings that. today -- i always wear something swedish like george with a swedish flag. >>> and also the restaurant honoring the restaurant that honors the ladies them. they're here. >> when you explain what traditional south after cap cooking is -- >> there's indian portuguese it's kind of cool, the rainbow cuisine. >> the food is the melting pot. >> the melting pot, yes. >> you look very elegant by the way. >> oh wow. that's so flavorful. when you were dreaming up "eat up harlem" and

going with the establishedment anointed candidate and the can lam to us for republicans ever since theys she the bob dole of the democrat party? >> that is what i'm suggesting is a possibility. >> yeah. stuart: now, our producers have been listening to what kelly paul has been saying as she starts her introduction of senator paul. she is mentioning that her his has been the one to go into minority areas, to address different audience. >> exactly. stuart: to go after, if i can ice the expression, to attempt to rope in different audiences and different supporters who have not traditionally been much of a part of the republican -- >> republicans don't even know what the expression for that is. democrats do. it is called outreach. they have a fancy name for it. it is broadening your base. reaching out to the entire community. >> that is great. that would work fine for a vice-presidential candidate. >> bill clinton just gave a lengthy interview with town and country magazine which describe what he and hillary plan to do next year, not campaigning reintroducing her to the american people in a