since larry bush is unable to attend i want to repeat [inaudible] distribution to the commission. first, i agree with bushes recommendation that this commission return to issuing its own annual report. second, i also agree with bushes suggestion calling for annual wistal blower protection training for all. let me repeat, all city employees, not just city supervisor and man injuryial employees and not just a handful of city employees required to complete form 700. required to take annual sunshine ordinance training and biannual ethics training. i recall as a city employee i as a secretary was required to take annual sexual harassment prevention training which included having to sign under oath i completed the training. adding antiretaliation wistal blower training for all city employees is a logical next step. mrs. bush calls for [inaudible] managerial employees retaliated against city employees, i believe that recommendation should be expand today include mandatory unpaid suspension for 30 days as a deturant for retaliation. that may be the quick est route to curtailing retaliatio

since larry bush is unable to attend i want to repeat [inaudible] distribution to the commission.irst, i agree with bushes recommendation that this commission return to issuing its own annual report. second, i also agree with bushes suggestion calling for annual wistal blower protection training for all. let me repeat, all city employees, not just city supervisor and man injuryial employees and not just a handful of city employees required to complete form 700. required to take annual sunshine ordinance training and biannual ethics training. i recall as a city employee i as a secretary was required to take annual sexual harassment prevention training which included having to sign under oath i completed the training. adding antiretaliation wistal blower training for all city employees is a logical next step. mrs. bush calls for [inaudible] managerial employees retaliated against city employees, i believe that recommendation should be expand today include mandatory unpaid suspension for 30 days as a deturant for retaliation. that may be the quick est route to curtailing retaliation

larry bush on. pallone.rank now let me try and -- i won't read your full bios could be here for a long time and it's clear what i said before, some -- it is deputy -- decades of experience. these are not going to be in any particular order. ,aptain and dr. mike colson director of -- dr. walter corsets. from nih. grant baldwin, director of division of unintentional injury prevention at the national center for injury prevention. jeff miller, the executive life -- vice president of safety in the national football league. clinical professor of neurology at indiana school of medicine. madness, in the march indiana. in the same bracket as pitt. i don't know we'll see each other. manley, chief of neurosurgery at san francisco general hospital and professional of neurosurgery at the university of california san francisco. -- mike mcrae, psychologist director of brain injury research at the medical college of wisconsin. a research psychologist in no walkie, ms. quantum. milwaukee misconduct --, wisconsin. se

bush, arnold schwarzenegger, journalist larry king and >> laura: first energy moving a massive transformer in the mentor area. it caused a bit of a delay. look at this thing. it's 368 tons, 28 feet tall, 25 feet wide. 44 feet long. wow. can you imagine being the driver of that? first energy says it's going to take two hours just to move this thing 12 miles. the company is working on a substation in leroy center in lake county. the project will help reinforce the electric system in that area. >>> an r.t.a. bus is replacing all trains east of tower city likely now until sunday. this includes the red, the blue, and the green lines. red line service west of tower city and the waterfront line service are not affected . train service was suspended when a fire ignited a section of the r.t.a. overhead signal wire. >>> well, coming up on cleveland 19 news, the wounded warrior project on damage control. move the cherry back in the right direction. >> "q": and the boys and girls clubs of cleveland had special guests at its breakfast this morning. see who won youth of the year straight ahead. >> laura

. >> also in attendance former president george w bush arnold schwartz neglecter journalist larry king and actress anti aging clinic leana. >>> it's been a wild day in the court house with the hulk hogan sex tape trial. his team is expected to rest the case this afternoon. as hogan entered the courtroom he said he feels good. so far a website counter took the stand he's an expert on website views and his sex tape times on sites other than gawker. the expert replied yes if more than one person watched. >>> in just a few minutes the first race of the fire stone grand prix will kick off in downtown st. pete. thousands of people are going to head down to the car races this weekend. we are taking you live from our sky tracker 10 from our network this morning. sarah found out although the city will rake in millions of dollars some businesses don't see any of that money. >> when you hear that sound you know it's race weekend in st. pete. 150,000 people will bring in $48 million to the city this weekend and new this year big electronic boards and maps that will direct drivers to the best place

they say it is clear this was indeed a murder-suicide. in fairfield township, larry davis, local 12 news. >>> barbara bush's fiancee discovered the tragedy and called 911. local 12 news, live at 6:00. >>> madison local school administrators, outline add safety admission. in a letter, district leaders say they will buy two han held metal detectors to buy randomly at students. and he wounded two classmates in the shooting and shrapnel injured two others. hancock faces charges that includes two counts of attempted murder. in addition to the metal detectors, administrators plan to have another district in the unit. >> a bomb threat, prompts the evacuation of western hills high school and dater high school. 2:00. they say they learned of the threat around 10:30 in the morning. public school spokesperson, form of graphite -- graffiti. officers say the western hills high school is so big, it took them a while to sweep the building with a police dog. >> a man was driving when he was shot and killed in hamilton. the car came to a ' sto in a home in charles street. that's where neighbors found the man dead in a car.

we welcome larry lindsey, working with reagan, bush 1, bush 2, and bush 3 did not work out. im yak of you are the expert. larry: jet was caught up in the times. he did not understand public anger. one example is what he did with the common core curriculum. the ruling class are people who think they know better than the public, and that is part of the problem. the common core idea was yet another test so the bureaucracy could measure schools. that is not what the public wants. they know perfectly well whether their schools are good or bad, so i think he signaled in a number of ways that although he was a good reform-minded conservative, and in another era may have been a great president. tom: let's go with a quote from the book here. he sets out his agenda. tom: when does the threatening start, larry? larry: well, i think the public has understood that, and perhaps the ruling classes feeling threatened right now. that is true in both parties. sanders phenomenon on the democratic party is a sign of things on that side of the aisle, as much as the danger on theestablishment repu

bush, former first lady hillary clinton, journalist larry king, actress anjelica houston and actor/politicianold schwarzenegger. the music includes the battle him of the republic and god bless america. the funeral is private. the past two days the public had their chance to come say good-bye. more than 5,000 people came here to the reagan library to pay their respects to a first lady that many say redefined the role. now current first lady michelle obama will also be here today. she was originally asked to speak in the program but the folks here said she respectfully declined and would prefer simply to be a guest. >> ben, thanks so much. we will have live coverage the nancy reagan's funeral 1:00 p.m. eastern time/noon central on cbsn. >>> a state dinner at the white house last night. president obama and first lady michelle obama hosted prime minister justin trudeau and his wife sophie. it was a first state dinner for first daughters malia and sasha. margaret brennan is at the white house shows us the grand occasion. margaret, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the u.s. and canada trade

. >> police say 54-year-old, barbara bush killed her developmentally disabled daughter cynthia and then turned as larry davis talked to police on what may have led to the tragedy. >> i came down at the basement. two gunshot wounds. my fiancee and daughter, there's blood. >> chris bird, calling 9 11, saying he found his fiancee, and her daughter, dead of gunshot wounds. police say her mother shot her developmentally disabled daughter first before turning the gun on herself. >> sad situation, where people are at the end of their rope. >> barbara's bush's decision to take her daughter's life as well as her own, was an act of frustration >> there was nothing left that indicated, the victim was, you know, very distraught and was

bush. >> unbelievable. larry, there's an anti-establishment movement -- tension across the country.ericans do to take back their country from the ruling class? >> first of all, they have to turn out and vote. we still decide who runs the government or not. what you want in the government, and i say this in the book, is somewhat -- we need a government, we need someone to run. you've got to check their attitude. are they -- when they say they're doing it for you, they really doing it for you, or are they after power for themselves? in the book, i have a few messages. you know, what to check for. listen carefully to what they're saying. >> is there somebody on the republican side you like in particular? >> i am -- i'm not endorsing anybody, i'm following the race closely. but part of the book is to tell whoever is nominate in either party that if they really want to give power back to the people, here are the things they should do -- >> okay. check it out. new book came out, "conspiracies of the ruling class." >> appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >>> meanwhile, we showed you hill

bush, former first lady hillary clinton, journalist larry king, actress anjelica arnold schwarzenegger. battle him of the republic and god bless america. the funeral is private. the past two days the public had good-bye. to the reagan library to pay their respects to a first lady that many say redefined the role. now current first lady michelle obama will also be here today. she was asked to speak at the event but the folks here at the reagan library tell us she respectfully declined and would prefer to simply come as a guest. charlie? >> ben, thanks so much. we will have live coverage the nancy reagan's funeral 1:00 p.m. eastern time/noon central on cbsn. >>> president obama and first lady michelle obama hosted the canadian prime minister justin trudeau and his wife sophie. it was a first state dinner for first daughters malia and sasha. house and shows us the grand occasion. >> reporter: good morning. the u.s. and canada trade more than $2 billion every day across their shared border but the nearly two decade since the u.s. invited the leader of our northern neighbor here to the whit

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larry: thank you for making it for me. i appreciate it. "the nightly show" stays above the fray, you guys. but, look, people called bush hitler.ple call obama hitler. but, come on, media. all we're really talking about here is a guy with hair falling on his face who makes wild gestures at rallies, talking about banning an entire group of people based on their religious beliefs-- yeah, you hitler does kind of make sense. surprisingly, there was actually someone brave enough that was unwilling to just mindlessly go with the crowd. >> raise your right hand. i do solemnly swear -- >> leave him alone! can't you tell he does not believe in this! ( applause ) trying to get away! another just to make a fine point here, you guys, the only creature smart enough not to join in, is the one who eats his own vomit. just making a point. of all the feuds trump has going my favorite is his beef with wrapper mac miller. mac made a song called donald trump" in 2011. >> the donald trump song just hit oifer 20 million. >> larry: the song went platinum, trump threatened to sue miller for royalties for use of his name. in turn, mac miller denounced

bush let people die on rooftops because they were poor and black. >> donald trump said i'm going to pay for somebody's legal fees. >> larry donald trump correctly, he said they paid for legal fees if beat up people that are protesters. if you want to protest some of the republicans -- >> drag her back to jim crow. back in chains. >> put us back in chains, y'all. >> that's not where i'm going. robert, why is donald trump so popular if he's so such an extremist? why is america supporting? >> the answer, first of all, he's speaking to a party that's become so extreme, duck dynasty is a think tank. >> thoohe's thinking to america. >> hillary clinton has over a million votes. >> with one opponent. >> trump got that out of 17. >> double standard again. he mentioned that 44% think obama's a secret muslim. who brought up the issue. hillary did in her campaign. >> that's falsehood and you know it. >> okay. you're going backwards. i don't want to go backwards. >> the point is democrats play the race card constantly. you let donald trump say one mild thing and he's racist and a bigot. >> it tells me that this election is going to be one of the most watched an

larry: he was the iron lady. >> she was and people were terrified of her. there's a strange thing in america where people want to sort of hang out with the president. people would say with george bushto have a beard with. i have news for you, he's the president and he's never going to have a beer with crowvment why do you want to like them? you need to have them do a good job. >> larry: guaranteed, he's not the designated driver if i'm having a beer with him. guaranteed. >> if i have a beer with the president, i want you to be doing your job all the time. stop drinking and do your job. >> if trump gets nominated, we're all going to be drinking. >> larry: let me ask you this question, i know we're running out of time, but as editor-in-chief, you face, i'm sure, many obstacles in the workplace. are there any particular problems that a woman who leads faces? >> well, the really interesting thing is all the research shows -- all the research shows -- that success in a woman equals unlikability, and that's just a real problem for our culture at large. and if you have a male politician and he goes back to his constituents and says this is what i've done, i've passed this bill, done this

bush. current democratic front-runner, hillary clinton. many of the reagans' hollywood friends were there including tom selleck, larry king, wayne newton, arnoldzenegger, numerous others. mrs. reagan will be buried at the library next to her beloved husband. >>> speaking of the combination of hollywood and politics, earlier today, gop front-runner donald trump says he has support from traditional liberal enclaves including hollywood. >> i had people in hollywood, friends of mine saying everybody out there is voting for you, but they're not going to admit it. why? aren't you proud? no, because i have a tough stance on crime. i have a tough stance on borders. they all know i'm right. they're liberal people, don't want to admit it, they're going to vote for trump. deirdre: numerous celebrities have spoken up for trump, jon voight, kid rock, stephen baldwin, so is my next guest, you know him from james bond films to the gooneys, numerous others, actor/singer robert davi. great to have you back. >> great to be here. deirdre: you are in hollywood, and tolds you in the past there are quiet trump supporters there, right? >> absolutely. they're getting

endorsements from mitt romney and this week jeb bush, cruz is attracting conservatives that typically disagree with his far right tea party policies. we talk with larryo, and julian zelezer, a professor at princeton university. julian, you wrote a piece for cnn.com and said cruz has "practiced an aggressive smashmouth style of politics that has sometimes made trump look tame." what do you mean by that? >> well, on many levels, he was really the extremist in the race before trump got into the mix. so, in terms of his ideology, he's been very far to the right, closely aligned with the tea party on issues like immigration and gay rights. he's also had advisers -- he has advisers who are quite extreme on issues like islam. and then just in the way he practices politics. he was the leading obstructionist in congress and took steps that many people even on capitol hill thought were a bit too much in promoting the views of the minority. so, it's quite remarkable to see this political makeover he's undergoing in the last few weeks. >> so, larry, does it seem as though the gop kind of found itself a little flat-footed, they didn't think about the big picture

bush and first ladies hillary clinton and rose lynn cart canner. a lot of celebrities have been invited, tom selleck, anjelica huston, larry king, tom brokaw, mr.special relationship with plrks t. sent out some delightful tweets this week. a lot of media personalities and hollywood celebrities. mrs. reagan was involved in planning this. believe it or not she planned this, from the guest list to her own pal bearers. really, a lot of it recently, too. this will include personal memories from two of her children. the reagan children patty and ron will be eulogizing her. cnn will have live coverage. they have allowed it to be a public ceremony. it will be interest continued. arrivals will be happening throughout the afternoon. stay tuned to cnn for this poignant moment in history. wolf starts after the break. nutritious wheat for the adult you've grown into and delicious sweet for the kid you'll never outgrow... feed your inner kidult with frosted mini-wheats®. try new kellogg's mini-wheats harvest delights with sweet drizzle and bits made with real fruit. someone's hacked all our technology... say, have you seen all the amazing technology in geico

bush and a fox newscontributor and jessica ehrlich is a former congressional candidate and democratic strategist. jessica, we were talking about this a minute ago with larry sato . what happened to the polling in michigan? >> it was certainly all over the place and i think we've seen that this entire presidential campaign. part of it i think goes to the point that in michigan they really haven't had a serious campaign going on there for the primary in years. bernie sanders was the first time any presidential campaign he had been there since going back to gerald ford who really, there was a lot of opaqueness in terms of what was going to happen and what the turnout was going to be which was enormous. most 1 million people in the democratic primary alone which is amazing. jon: it's an open primary their mercedes. did donald trump perhaps exhibit strength among traditional democratic voters? >> absolutely. i think donald trump's message, his economic populist message, the idea of being able to bring back jobs to the area. michigan has been hit so hard from the economic recession. you look at the wages, they are stagnant. look at the average household income,

bush within this. but donald trump has refashioned what it means to be a republican. >> that's all for us on this super tuesday, stay tuned for "nightline" and i'll see you america." >> larry: the results are coming in from super tuesday. >> it's just fun to be engaged with other people that care about local politics in addition to national politics. >> larry: tonight, live team coverage. and reaction from a watch party here in asheville. >>> you guys have failed the animals in your county. and your citizens are not going to take it no more. >> darcel: the woman who found a dog shot and left for dead reached out to city leaders to >> larry: for the first time transgender teenagers are sharing their stories publicly. the message to parents who may have a child struggling with gender identity. >>> now from western north carolina's news leader, this is news 13 at 11:00. >> darcel: rain is moving through the mountains and dropping the temperatures. >> larry: this system could bring some snow to parts of our area. over to jason for the latest. >> jason: the back edge of this rain already showing up pretty well. anything west of asheville is already dried out for the most part.

bush won in november, and kansas in 2008, before barack obama's victory. and actually, you could add another one. 1988, the open seat before that. that was kansas, too. danny manning, larryyear later. anyway, fill in your brackets accordingly. now, the where. it is broadway on pennsylvania avenue. right now, the cast of the hit musical "hamilton" is at the white house, about to perform in front of a group of students. the when, it is town hall night on msnbc. what is the harm in another promo for that. 6:00 p.m. eastern, right after this show. chuck todd's town hall with bernie sanders. and right on the heels of that, a hillary clinton town hall at 7:00 with chris matthews. all of it right here on msnbc. so do not touch that remote. and now to today's why. well, ted cruz came in last place over the weekend in washington, d.c.'s republican contest, but on sunday, he reported those results to cheers at a rally in north carolina. for someone who rails against the washington cartel, as he calls it, a victory in d.c. would have been a tough thing for cruz to brag about. >> now, in d.c., there were four candidates. and i got to tell you, according to washington, d.c., i am dea

bush now have a lot of deciding to do. >> six candidates remain. which one is best for business and wall street? larrylow and john harwood joins us now. they said trump versus hillary, who is better for wall street. and they came down with hillary. >> they have been crusading against donald trump. wall street is always mixed. there are democrats on wall street and some republicans. i would argue the stock market likes economic growth. i think regarding cruise and trump, the two front-runners by a lot now, they both are basically free markets. cruz more than trump . mr. trump, his positions, unpopular on wall street. cruz hasn't talked much about that. >> your views here, hillary clinton is regarded as pretty friendly toward wall street or has been. >> i'll start by saying larry knows more about the market than i do. asked our team to pull up numbers on how the markets performed under the presence of different parties. both the s&p 500 and the dow jones industrial average have done better under democrat ib iblgic presidents than present ones. if uncertainty is an issue, if that acts if the outlook for

larry is absolutely right. the policies from government have not helped. in many cases they have hurt. but remember atmosphere the last 16 years we have had the george w. bushdministration. we've had the obama administration. republicans have been in charge of congress most of that time, certainly the house of rent sent tiffs and indeed the senate most of that time. what we have had is not investment in education or infrastructure. we have reduced our investments in basic research and development. you know, we've done everything you can possibly do with the tax code and it hasn't changed night what i'm saying is i hear politicians in all parties -- everybody running has their solution to the problem. but i wonder if it's we the people who can solve the problem. i don't want to be jingoistic i am a simple guy from a state agriculture school. if we just thought more about what we purchased -- i'm saying don't the consumers actually have more power to change this? >> no. >> no? >> that's the beauty of free trade. consumers should have the possibilities, the freedom to buy the best quality goods at the lowest prices all around the globe. that's their freedom. t

larry bakman. judge patricia dimango. three judges. three opinions. one verdict. >> judge patricia: we've reached our decision. >> announcer: in a court of law, it's called a "hot bench." darren gregory is suing his former landlord, kevin bush, for changing their agreement regarding a rental property. >> judge patricia: thank you, everyone. you can all be seated. >> sonia: your honor, this is case number 359, gregory vs. bush. >> judge patricia: thank you, sonia. mr. gregory. >> yes, ma'am? >> judge patricia: after being released from prison, you rented a home from the defendant, who's your mother's friend.

larry david is bernie sanders. >> by offering it at hand. >> the audience determined it. >> reporter: michael's conversation was part of a new exhibit at the bushss relics of american presidential campaigns through the years. visitors learn to work the crowd like pros. >> always been a part of campaigning. going out and meeting people, a lot of shaking of hands. we want people to say, how does my grip measure up to others. >> i feel you want to be firm but not too firm. >> you don't want to break a hand. >> reporter: to get the message out. >> what's the key to a good poster? >> get your message in a few words and make a point people won't forget. >> reporter: once the nomination is locked up, it's time for the convention speech. >> announcer: please welcome your republican candidate. >> fellow citizens, i'm honored by your support and i accept your nomination for president of the united states. >> reporter: before a candidate makes that speech this year, he or she will have to go through "snl." >> i'm young, cuban. let's face it, i'm the only one up here you'd swipe right off. >> people who say "snl" helps, if not shape presidential campaigns,

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. >> hi my name is a larry juicy edmond i'm a medical marijuana person so trees literally saved my life i was in d.c. 16 years in bushnd their presents i think that you have 75 trees removed and only 3 are dead i think if you know the history of trees no trees in golden gate park but grace grew i happen to know that mom brought lips from australia on scott street i'm looking at all the trees that are taken i go out to city college where i went to school and the trees are very popper and katrina they wouldn't have suffered if they had trees near the equator it gives us our medication and i think that taking the trees that the streets will be significant trees actually, i think you should be growing medical marijuana trees out there and the downtown area because it is so important that trees would not have been appeals on mason that's why you have walgreens and rite aid's all our medication comes from trees we himself need to not take trees seriously and we will have global warming and the importance of trees in san francisco is significant whether redwoods, pines, or i don't know how many trees you're taking out a dis

bush. >> with the embryonic -- >> the embryonic stem cell research. she wanted funding. and when president obama came in and funded stem cell research, she was a push. and with these old larry king interviews we had with her, and maybe your mom can speak to this, she said so poignantly that everyone said you get over someone's death. your spouse's death. and she said, i never did. >> of course. that word closure is something you see on tv. there's no such thing. just two little quick stories about the last two times i saw her. she invited me to speak at the reagan library. of course it was an honor to do so. i went and spoke. she had a dinner for people from the library afterward. she knew there was a bakery in new york that makes something called crack pie which is some sinfully delicious pie made out of butter and stuff. and she had someone from the library make crack pie and she joked she was giving me crack pie. and the whole just say no thing. but she had a real sense of humor about herself which i don't think often came across. and also, just for the last, i spent an afternoon with her one time and i took her out to lunch at a friend's house, and she was just remarkab