maya and her paren8:)(@ met with jay and liz scott who run alex's lemonade stand.raise $250,000. if you would like to donate to the cause, go to the nbc 10 news app to find out how. they say the community is just carrying them. and they are so grateful. in record time, $100,000 in just two months she raised. remarkable. >> i'm sure she'll hit 250. >> it will keep going. the medicine is there. >>> as far as the weather is concerned, those of you who missed out on the snow this winter, you want a little bit more okay you got it. on friday it's coming. for morning rush and then it will mix with some rain one of those tricky march storms. so keep it here and get updates. >> snow. >> can't believe it. >>> good night. ♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we're never having kids. mmm-mmm. breathe. i love it here. we are never moving to the suburbs. we are never getting one of those (minivan). we are never having another kid. i'm pregnant. i am never letting go. for all the nevers in life state farm is there. we

she's the first child to raise that much money for alex's lemonade stand in such a short period of time. >> what is one thing you think will make the world a better place? >> getting rid of cancer. >> that's what she told us back in february. the bryn mawr fourth grader was diagnosed with cancer for the second time in her young life. she survived kidney cancer when she was 2 years old. now she has a large tumor in her pancreas. doctors say it's unrelated to the first cancer and very rare. >> this is the first in my career. >> gifts from friends and relatives poured in, but mia asked people to donate to alex's lemonade stand instead. she raised money for the foundation in the past but decided to boost her goal from $10,000 to $100,000. mia, who has since started a gruelling round of chemotherapy reached her goal in record time. >> it was really cool. i was in the hospital and i was just like what $100,000? >> she's a pretty determined little girl so i'm not so surprised. >> reporter: today she and her parents, both local rabbis met with jay and liz scott who now run alex's lemonade stand

all of the proceeds goes to alex lemonade stands. >> yes. >> and it will be in aston pa?rnaby's in aston, the event time from 7:00 to 11:00 p.m. if you want to get tickets get ticket at the door. they're $4. and if you want to get them them in advance go to our facebook site and you will be able to get them for 35. >> now guys, can't come to the prom? >> no, no guys. this is ladies-only. you know what? girls look forward to it! because we have a good time. >> this is why i had to come. they have babies over here? >> this is nicholas, one month old. >> okay, now was he, i guess a result of last year's mom prom? you came home? >> oh, i can't comment on that. >> okay, okay. >> so, the ladies, look you like nice, how are you doing? >> great. >> okay, what's your name? >> debbie. >> are you ready for tomorrow? >> i am. >> this is a bun of of ladiesment look at you how are you doing? >> good, i'm angela. >> are you ready? >> i'm ready, i have my eight's prom dress up there. all ready to go. >> are you going to perform? are you singing tomorrow? >> oh, sure anything madonna. >>

first shake shack is offering a free shake made lemonade when you mention 6abc freebie.onday at all locations in there philadelphia area from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. that is a great freebie for you. >>> at zeo in gee joe in levittown celebrating their birthday also on monday with free birthday cake and free water ice. very f all right. listen to this one. it is pj day tomorrow at brewsters and they're giving away a free small waffle cone to anyone who shows up in their pajamas. don't get changed. go out for the free cone. there are free easter egg hunts around town this weekend. here are just a few of them. tomorrow penn treaty park easter egg hunt starts at 11:00 a.m. along the delaware river and sunday fitler square hosting one at 3 o'clock byob bring are own basket. finally for kids under the age of one tickets to the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus are 43. they get a special certificate with their name on it. find out how to get those freebies on 6abc.com. have a good weekend. >> rick says he's always on his pajamas. >> especially on saturdays. >> and e

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help you out with that grand opening i've seen all the pieces have some pie (laughter) have some lemonade and cucumber water and really enjoy yourselves it is a safe place for youth and place for youth to grow and like grow like everyone in this room everybody is really there whether they want to accept it is a decision you've made when we take the decision and walk forward and be thankful and admire and love one another if this is where you like i'm speechless i'm speech also and honored and definitely i'd like to thank you all thanks (clapping). >> so we all have the vinyl to support those kinds of mr. adams and we're fortunate to have a wonderful advocate nancy pelosi for affordable housing and the needs of our vulnerable seniors it's you truly my honor to ask congresswoman nancy pelosi to come up and speak (clapping.) >> thank you, very much. gail and thank you very much for having me wasn't he great tell the whole story of what that is about and thank you for your leadership and others to all that everyone has done the earth addressed people everyone makes this the place it is about

. >> we have lemonade stands, girl scout cookie stands. >> reporter: not where resident expect to find sex offenders. >> friday we had a knock on the door from the sheriff delivering flyers, saying a predator moved into the area. >> reporter: he was convict offend sexual assaults on children under 1425 years ago. -- 14, 25 years ago. >> he needs to be put somewhere further away from children. >> reporter: residents are hoping to get him out. then comes word of a decision that could alter how close offenders could live to schools or parks. >> 2,000 feet is what jessica's law was passed in 2006. >> reporter: with that case in san diego county they ruled that restriction unconstitutional because offenders were ending up homeless. it is unclear how it will effect bay area counties. he is on the management board. >> i think when some people are driven homeless i don't think that is a good thing. >> reporter: homelessness means offenders harder to track. >> i know they shouldn't be in a community where children gather, go to school, go to parks. >> reporter: few people are more outraged than

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we chased it with what, lemonade? got you sick as a dog but you got some fresh breath. put me down there in that observation cell, keep an eye on me. >> safe cell? >> yeah. take me down and weigh me every day. i lost about 13 pounds in four days. >> was the attempt to go on a hunger strike, did it accomplish what you wanted? >> well, you know, culliver come down, you know, he could have just been an ass about it and said starve yourself. but you know, he [ bleep ] told me about go on and hold it in the road, i ain't get no [ bleep ] talk about anger management classes. so he gave me the word i wouldn't be here this time next year. so that's all i want, you know. >> you need it. he's good people, but he's gone through a lot of stuff. he's not willing to put nothing down. that's what makes it hard on individuals to try to change, because they don't want to let go. >> we met in segregation. >> yeah? >> we met in segregation. >> can't get along with nobody. >> at one time i couldn't. at one time i most definitely couldn't

in the united states and his entire understanding of the female anatomy seems to be milk, milk, lemonadege is made. i can think of no straighter example of why we need more women in position of power. i firmly believe that you should probably know how a vagina works because you can make laws that deal with vaginas. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) this is smith & forge hard cider. it's like emmett, here. strong. sturdy. but not too sweet. [ male announcer ] built from apples. built to refresh. smith & forge hard cider. oww! made strong. hey. these are good. what have you been feeding us all these years? kfc popcorn nuggets. 100% white meat, extra crispy, and made from the world's best chicken. try our kfc bucket and popcorn nuggets meal. these don't even come with a toy and i don't care. >> larry: welcome back. we're talking about women in leadership in america. joining me on the panel tonight, she's the host of fusion's "alicia mendez tonight," and her special report "generation crisis" airs tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. on fusion. alicia mendez. ( cheers and applause ) alicia

(laughter) no, you show up with like a six-pack of lemonade and go, let's do it!tly, i think it wants a big misunderstanding. we even heard about the college students who tried to join i.s.i.s. as well. i think it's a misunderstanding. >> larry: what do you mean? i don't think they're trying to join a terrorist group. i think they're looking for the atlanta stripper called isis. >> i heard about this years ago in college. is this the lady who puts ice in her mouth before she gives you a blow job? (laughter) could be her. >> larry: you think people think they're going to do that? that's why they're leaving? >> i tell you there's a girl name ic e-is who puts ice in her mouth before she gives guys blow jobs! >> larry: were you in a fraternity? >> no, i'm not a frat. you sound like a man who knows first-hand. >> i do not. you're kind of excited! >> you don't want to get with this girl named crystal because that's his faithful. >> larry: we'll b now that you've switched to taco bell breakfast what do you eat? i've got the chicken biscuit taco. d i've got the egg, bacon

. >> reporter: denver in the winter is no place for a lemonade stand. >> this is really cold right now. >> reporter: which is why 8-year-old tristan is selling hot cocoa. a buck a cup. two bucks if you like marshmallows. >> could i have hot cocoa with the five marshmallows? >> okay. >> reporter: with such low temps, investment analysts might scowl at such an icy escapade. >> it can be very tough. >> reporter: until they hear tristan's real business plan. >> my friend cade he had cancer. >> reporter: tristan's talking about his buddy cade humphreys, who was diagnosed with brain cancer. after surgery, chemo, radiation and a bone marrow transplant, there's now no sign of cade's disease. >> children's hospital saved his life. so now i'm trying to sponsor it even more. >> reporter: as word of tristan's ongoing fund-raiser has spread donations have grown. >> that's great. nice of the you to do that. >> reporter: this week he gave $400 to children's hospital colorado and more money is still coming in. his parents are not surprised. >> it's pretty much tristan. that's just the way he is. >> re

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james went with -- stop looking at my lemonade. i'm free bird right there.eat back into the number eight spot in the playoff race 106-92. >> russell westbrook averaged 34 points and 10 assists, averaging a triple-double. thunder taking on the mavericks. there goes westbrook. ties the game at 104. later in the fourth thunder down two again. westbrook again. 108 apiece. just over a minute remaining, westbrook drives calls for the offensive foul. didn't like that call. wasn't crazy about the next one either. ensuing mavericks inbounds gambles for the steal and gets called 24 point, 8 rebounds and 1 assists and mavericks win it 119-115. >> you got any more? >> no that's it out of time. have a great day. >> back to you. >> all right. well up next in "the pulse," no more games. why there could one day be a device that proves you're actually in love. >>> and a former presidential candidate versus a former heavyweight champ? the boxing match up that is surprising a lot of people. people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar a

but she asked people to donate to alex's lemonade stand instead. raised $100,000 in record time. >> this is really cool. i was like in the hospital. and i was like what? $100,000? >> she said yesterday that maybe the reason she got to this that we're going through this journey is so she could help other kids. it was a pretty powerful thing to say. >> how awesome is she? mya and her parents met with them. if you want to donate go to the nbc 10 news app to find out. >>> police are friends, not foes that's the message police want parents to pass along to their kids. >>> three minutes before 6:00. now to a story you saw first on nbc 10.com. police are coming up with a new campaign to make sure kids are getting the right message about officers. transit police will hand out a card to parents asking them not to tell their children that police will arrest them if they misbehave. police say they want kids to understand that officers are friends. you can tap on the app to find out how officers will be approaching the issue with parents and tell us if you agr

determinesd to make lemonade out of lemons, there is a nice skyline. here is treasure. there it is. right there is my visitor center. our desk is right in there. you have the foundry building. the big smokestack. the armory mill. moving up the hill second presbyterian church. a famous preacher preached there. when jackson came to richmond, he attended two services there but they will tell you all about it forever. my favorite building of all time is in this shot. pratt castle. i love insane architecture. he made his bones as a photographer, before the civil war. built this actual castle up there. very mad architecture. glass panes in secret rooms. let's talk about it. don't you want one? i do. can you imagine this any winter -- in the winter? talk about us and tedious -- ostentatious. apparently, he designed it himself. photographers came here to shoot, not just because it is a prominent hill, but because they knew who he was. at least one photographers saw the possibilities of this current. -- turret. how gender gardner got up there on april 6 -- alexander gardner got up there on a

. >> we have lemonade stands, girl scout cookie stands. >> reporter: not where resident expect to findffenders. >> friday we had a knock on the door from the sheriff delivering flyers, saying a predator moved into the area. >> reporter: he was convict offend sexual assaults on children under 1425 years ago. -- 14, 25 years ago. >> he needs to be put somewhere further away from children. >> reporter: residents are hoping to get him out. then comes word of a decision that could alter how close offenders could live

. >> they say when life gives you lemons you make lemonade. >> boston getting snow so they're makingason, so check it out started building this igloo back in january. the snow as we've seen hasn't stopped falling. he kept adding on. he had 30 neighbors over for a party this last weekend, he says he hopes he never gets in the snow to bill one again. >> can't blame him. >> oh, next on cbs this morning, oscar winner patricia arquet. >> we're on the "cw philly". morning, family have, dave: the effect that standardized testing is having on our students is already coming through, it's already showing, and they haven't even taken the test yet. my first-grader came home the other day and cried, because he couldn't - he didn't feel like going to karate practice. after he was done with his work, he said, "mom, i'm just tired," and started to cry. in first grade. what are we doing? what are we doing to our kids? norwegians are free to do everything under the sun. free to cruise at their own speed... free to explore their own way... free to discover a new world of taste... free to smile wider...

next time you vote for president, make sure the guy or gal has at least run a lemonade stand. enough about obama. the authorization to use military force is constructed in a fashion that will not allow us to destroy isil. it has a three-year time limit ty. probably not a good idea to go to war with a time limit. it has a limitation on ground forces i don't understand. i have been a judge advocate. i don't know how to inform military commander what the rules of engagement should be with a restriction saying no and during offensive capability. what do you tell a commander? at onewhat is the prohibition? how do you translate it into rules of engagement? syria is the biggest problem of all. let's assume you get a rock -- iraq put back together again in syria, they will come back. you cannot win without an american ground component. i hate to tell you, we will have to go back. a good news is we don't need 100,000 but if you don't have some american ground forces, we will lose. our air friends i appreciate very much but a reason we need to be on the ground is to make sure they don't

. >> they turned the state department into like a neighborhood lemonade stand. come on and take a look. it's a huge problem. not only is julie supporting and helping the clintons and greg kind of helps hillary there, too, but the media is playing for her as well. take a listen. take a look. >> all of this says clinton is widely expected to make a run for the white house, which is why we turn to our cbs news political director john dickerson. john why is this story getting so much attention? >> it is not 100% clear to me whether or not this was a clear violation or a sense of caution on her part. we'll have to see more come out. >> "the times" story is imperfect. there are things in "the times" story are not flat-out wrong are really misleading and unfair to the clintons. >> my goodness. with a media like that, gosh, you don't even need friends or big wealthy donors from outside foreign countries. >> but wait a second. msnbc is calling this a major crisis. you've got -- "the new york times" reported on this. this was a plot that the republicans should have found

you can still enjoy that lemonade if that's something you want to do to cool off later on today. san francisco looking nice and clear at this hour. pretty day shaping up. temps in the 70s for most of us except right here in san francisco. forecasting about 67 degrees. meanwhile, want to show you san jose, not a cloud in the sky at this point. we will see high clouds filter in as we get into the afternoon. temperatures already in the 60s. so it's comfort to go sans jacket. 61 in the tri-valley. 60 in san francisco. we're currently at 62 in the north bay, on our way to about 77 degrees there later on today. we'll hit room temperature, 72 degrees, hard to beat that in the south bay. give your heater a break. high pressure builds in more so for tomorrow and as a result we're going to see the warming trent peak for the final day of winter. then we kick off the first day of spring as we get into your friday, and temperatures are going to steadily drop. we also have a better chance for showers north of the golden gate bridge as we get into your saturday. and we're looking pretty good on

why would you rob a lemonade stand? the world economic forum that data is the new oil. that is a value we are creating if you look at the evaluation of gross when his face looks main business? it is in shooting birds than the business model is to get data out of view. the challenge with that it goes where the money is. then we should not be surprised. have you heard of moore's law? pieces that computer processing power is between eight and 24 runs. even the same with the desktop. and that explains much of the of work that i do. the more organized crime comes through. the more data you keep the more it will leak because it there is no such thing as a fundamentally secure computer in a society where is bill on critical infrastructure for air traffic control whereby electrical. you can see all the great case studies about big data analytics but the fact is if anthem blue cross has patient records and will line crept it it will be by the basic level and we should not be surprised if you went to a doctor's office ever done little pieces of paper that now goes on line and. so

sometimes we'll be able to do like a lemonade or a juice. and we're ok with that. from time to time. >> she is a mom of two who usually takes milk for her sons. soon, that might always be on the menu in maryland for kids. lawmakers will decide on the healthy kids bill that would replace soda with other options in kids meals. >> last year similar legislation was proposed and it included water and milk. this time, they're adding juice to the mix. >> the only drink that could be automatically included would be those healthy drinks. >> the group sugar free kids is pushing the proposal. >> if a family wanted to order another beverage unhealthy beverage they certainly could. they would need to ask. >> a bethesda pediatrician is not taking a stand on the legislation but says she's concerned about childhood obesity. >> healthy drinks would be low-fat milk for kids over 2. and water. and then 100% fruit juice is an option. >> as an entrepreneur she sees both sides of the debate. >> as a business owner, i understand why restaurateurs would, you know, prefer to offer just the

when i was 9, i sold lemonade. at 10 i sold power rangers.ways been trying to get up in the world, but it never seems to work. so i figured if i got a degree, i would have enough knowledge and tools to further myself in the business world. jose: my main reason for joining the marine corps was because i wanted to go to school, and i couldn't hold a job and afford school. jake: and it's still really expensive, and i'm in debt up to my chin. jose: so i had my plan, you know? military, school, dream job, live in peace, retire, you know? jake: a huge question is war. jose: i thought marines were cool in general. they were the warriors of america that brought peace to americans, and, you know, i've always felt like being a patriot was something cool to do. and i saw what was going on there. we surrounded every large resource of oil. i'd began to question our government. trust me, a lot of veterans are awake to what's going on. that's why we have the veterans against the war. they know what's going on. you know? they know that it's for--for corporat

time you vote for the president of the united states make sure the guy or gow can at least run a lemonade stand. enough about obama. the authorization to use military force it's constructed in such a fashion it will not allow us to degrade and destroy isil. it has a three year time limit. it is not a good thing to go to war with the time limit. it has a limitation on ground forces that i do not understand. i've been a judge advocate for 33 years. i do not understand how to inform a military commander what the rules of engagement should be with a restriction saying no injuring offensive capability. what you tell the commander? at what point in time can you shoot them before they shoot you? what is the prohibition of no injuring opposite -- no injuring offensive capability? how do you translate that into the rules of engagement? syria is the biggest problem. let's assume you get iraq put together and we defeat isil and iraq. if you did not defeat them in syria they will come back. if you cannot -- you cannot win in iraq or syria without an american ground component. i hate to tell you, but

there are some examples of young people who say the economy is bad but make lemonade out of lemons. we go out everyday and try do -- to make the best of it. it is a very unique thing for this generation. there is an optimism that we will make the world the better place. that is how we have dealt with a lot of the problems you mentioned. barbara: my experience echoes yours. this was an unsure job market to say the least. the benefit of that was a lot of people reconsidered what their careers could look like and thought about if i am watching things fall apart, and thinking what do i want my future to look like? i think i should think about what the world is that i want to see. what do i care about? that had a huge impact on our generation. we started at the same time as you did around then. there is a huge start of states. there is a town of social enterprises vocus on problem solving in startups. -- focus on problem solving in startups. joelle: there is something to the fact that we grew up during a serious economic crisis, long-standing foreign wars, partisanship bickering. that co

is shutting down its office in beijing, lemonade in 200-300 jobs.imming staff around the world. it is china and it is a big market for many of these companies. when you see job cuts there you wonder where is the growth. matt: not a big market for yahoo! that i have a lot of advertising out of chinese companies although they are responsible for a journalist going to jail for 10 years because they turned information over to the chinese government. why wouldn't they have closed their office before getting this guy put in jail for 10 years? olivia: a lot of companies had trouble in china blaster. -- in china last year. betty: it is a difficult market. olivia: what is yahoo! going to do now? betty: target raising wages to nine dollars an hour following the footsteps of walmart. what took target so long? they will make a change next month. retailers are putting more money into paychecks in an effort to reduce turnover and cope with an increasingly competitive labor market. they want to get these protesters off their backs. matt: and they want to compete b

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing new country time lemonade starter with real lemon juice.rsion of beauty and the beast and he will voice one of the characters in the movies. >> after i am? this is such a fun year for me. >> it was a fun year for kids as the voice of olaf, the snowman who loves summer in frozen. he will be in the sequel frozen 2. he plays himself somewhat. >> comedy is like heart surgery. it gets botched all the time. if you keep it loose and don't overthink it, you can you can fix people's hearts. >> i loved you on wall street. >> thank you. >> good to have you back. >> so good to be back. i had no choice. my publicist told me i had to. billy crystal teaches you so much. every day is a master class doing the show. i am working with this guy who has 30 plus years of experience and he is one of the sharpest guys still in the business. he is teach teaching something new. >> how did you team up? >> there was a script they give you and then -- you memorize the lines on the script and you speak them to each other. >> and it works? >> most of the time. >> billy c

there are some examples of young people who say the economy is bad, but make lemonade out of lemons. every day and trying to make the best of it. that is a very unique thing for this generation, that there is an optimism that we will make the world the better place. that is how we have dealt with a lot of the problems you mentioned. ms. bush: my experience echoes yours. it was an unsure job market to say the least. the benefit of that was a lot of people reconsidered what their careers could look like and thought about, if i am watching things fall apart, and thinking what do i want my future to look like? i think i should think about what is the world that i want to see. what do i care about? that had a huge impact on our generation. we started at the same time as you did around then. there is a huge startup space. there is a ton of social enterprises focused on problem solving in startups. there is a pt the about having an unsure job market. mr. horowitz: there is something to the fact that we grew up during a serious economic crisis, long-standing foreign wars, partisanship bicker

we have some lucky leprechaun lemonade. so again family friendly. all b it is a family restaurant, owned and operated by a family in northeast philadelphia dave, one of the owners. we have irish dishes all day long. >> we have ham and cabbage right here, our guinness stew, our prime rib. >> look at that prime rib. >> our shepard's pie. >> yes. >> our shepherd's pie. that is our dublin burger with a fried egg on top. >> it looks great. >> if we opened up doors to everybody at 6:00 o'clock. old and young alike. we have irish dancers here. the cummings school of irish dance. the irish ban is here to join to us day. you guys having a good time. >> yes good it is free admission for everybody. come on by before you go to work, folks are coming by with the kid before they go to school. we have another dance group down here. the the irish are dancers. the the gang from dublin, upper dublin and a free breakfast buffet for everybody. we will be here all day, jen is in the crowd somewhere. but this was the pub and restaurant that won the favorite of all of our

the start up media company there are so many examples of young people who brought the phrase make lemonade out of lemons and go out everyday and certain companies go out and try to make the best of it. so that is a very unique thing for this generation but there is an optimism to make the world a better place and change the world for the better. that is how we dealt with a lot of politics. >> it was a very unsure job markets to say the least and i think the benefit of that was people reconsidered what they are couriers could look like and thought about okay if i'm watching things fall apart and thinking okay what do i want my future to look like i think what is the world but i care about and what can i do to change it and i think that had a huge impact on our generation. we started at the same time and there's obviously a huge start up space. there is tons of social enterprises focused and there is creativity that has kind of cut out of having an unsure job market. >> there's also something to the fact that we grew up during a really serious economic crisis long-standing foreign war partis

next time you vote for president, make sure the guy or gal has at least run a lemonade stand. enough about obama. the authorization to use military force is constructed in a fashion that will not allow us to destroy isil. it has a three-year time limit ty. probably not a good idea to go to war with a time limit. it has a limitation on ground forces i don't understand. i have been a judge advocate. i don't know how to inform military commander what the rules of engagement should be with a restriction saying no and during offensive capability. what do you tell a commander? at onewhat is the prohibition? how do you translate it into rules of engagement? syria is the biggest problem of all. let's assume you get a rock -- iraq put back together again in syria, they will come back. you cannot win without an american ground component. i hate to tell you, we will have to go back. a good news is we don't need 100,000 but if you don't have some american ground forces, we will lose. our air friends i appreciate very much but a reason we need to be on the ground is to make sure they don't

>> make lemonade. >> if you have mountains of snow and ice, why not make cold hard cash? >> that does sound tempting. that's what went through the mind of a man in new shows us what he's doing with all that snow up there. >> reporter: there's no businesslike kyle waring's snow business. >> it's booking right now. >> reporter: like no business we know. mail order snow. >> i was shoveling the front walkway with my wife and we were just kind of joking around and talking about shipping it to our friends and family just to get it out of our front yard. and when we started thinking about it we decided to launch a simple joke website. >> reporter: his company ship snow yo is getting off the ground literally scoop by scoop, with this much snow, something had to give. some of you paying $19.99 for a bottle or nearly $90 for a sigh foam container of kyle's snow. sales are heath up. more than 130 orders and counting he can hardly keep up. >> so we bought some. you're welcome. you're part of history now with us. >> reporter: though he can't exactly promise it won't meant before arriv

next time you vote for president make sure the guy or gal at least ran a lemonade stand or bought a car. enough about obama. the authorization to use military force is constructed in such a fashion it will not allow us as to degrade and destroy isil. it has a three-year time limit. probably not a good thing to go to war with a time limit. it will the limitation on ground forces that i don't understand. i was a judge advocate in 33 years. i retire in august if i don't get court-martialed. i don't know how to inform a military commander what the rules of engagement with no enduring offensive capability. what do you tell the commander at what point can you shoot them before they shoot you. what is the prohibition of no enduring offensive capability mean and how do you translate it in terms of rules of engagement. here is the fatal flaw it the current one. syria is the biggest problem. assume you get iraq put back together and we can deviate isil. if you don't defeat them in syria they will come back. you have to have a ground come upon the. i hate to tell you but we are going to have to go