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. >> let me go to carl and have him respond. >> i agree with steve about what we need to be reporting on in terms of whether trump's statements are truthful or not. my point about fascism is this is a teachable moment about history. we also need report about history so there's a context. i think molly wrote a piece or a tweet about the fact so few people in this country know what the issues were about why the civil war was fought. i would say that look, truth has an awful lot to do with what we're witnessing now. we need truth about what all of the candidates are saying. we need not just fact checking but real investigative reporting on all of the major candidates in both parties and we need a

let me go check. here they are. let me go check. she is going back to make sure everybody is out of the crate that they've been brought in. >> her behavior changed immediately. as soon as that puppy came out, she was like, what? >> my babies. >> her tail started wagging. now she is all in love with the handler here. >> the babies are like, momma, we missed those. >> the story is incredible. when the vets were checking her out, they said she's given birth recently. so, they called the family back and discovered there were puppies and they convinced them to turn the puppies over saying they really need their mom. >> why would you turn in the mother without the puppies and why would you turn that dog in period, she is so cute. >> she really is adorable. >> at the humane society, they'll make sure she is taken care of and all the puppies get their good forever home. >> good. i want one. england getting a weapon, it's nothing new. they've had some of them since 2008. now they're expanding a lot more of them out into the body camera. three

. >> talk to me, what is going on. just focus on me. lets getaway from the track. he kept saying let me go, let me go, i want to kill myself. >> wilson then pushed the button on the emergency call box in the area a leathering september dispatchers to stop all trains and cut off electricity to the third rail below. >>> subcontract workers at philadelphia a international airport are on strike, this morning. this is from a similar walk out by the local 32bj union last november. workers from the same union claim prime flight and mcginn security are not complying with the city's new minimum wage of the $12 an hour and the city's six day law. the airport says, operations are normal. >>> welshing villanova wildcats get their first chance today to practice at houston's energy stadium. after a four hour flight the team arrived for their final four game begins oak a it is saturday night, the big moment sunin. nova coach jay wright says the focus remains on the game. >> all have of this is nice but we're basketball players. is there only four teams left playing. we happen to b

he kept saying, no, let me go, let me go.kill myself. >> reporter: wilson pulled the man to safety. officers on the scene moments later. >> an angel dropped down on the subway station today. that man assisted the wife of the despondent person. the angel is huge. >> reporter: 6'7" to be specific. how does it feel to know that you saved somebody's life? >> i feel good. i feel that i accomplished something, that i did something to help someone. >> reporter: and thanks his years overseas for helping him save someone else. >> just military instinct kicked in, you know? i was in the military. and it just kicked in. you know? just came over me. it said, go. >> that was david spunt reporting. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on sebastien bellin's reunion with his family as he recovers from injuries in the brussels attack. >>> plus, charlie gets some golf tips from defending masters champ jordan spieth and kelsea ballerini, country music star on her acm nomination. that is the "cbs morning news" for this

he kept saying no, let me go, let me go. want to kill myself. >> reporter: wilson pull the noon safety. officers were on the scene moments later. angel dropped down on race fine station today. that man assist the the wife of the despondent person. the angel is huge. >> 6 feet, 7-inches to be specific. >> how does it feel to know you saved somebody's life? >> i feel good. i feel that i accomplished something that i did something to help someone. >> reporter: he thanks his years overseas for helping him help safe someone else. >> that military instinct kicked energy you know, i was in the military, and just just kick in. came over me. said go. >> reporter: calvin wilson was in the navy for eight years meanwhile the suicidal man was taken to hospital for a mental val weighing. he's said to be doing okay. reporting live in center city tonight, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, david, thank you. >>> you can feel the excitement in the air tonight. villanova wildcats are now in houston getting ready for their final

let's see. i think i'm going to win and do well in wisconsin. >> let me ask about the scenario. you have john boehner and mitt romney and other establishment people and john kasich, no chance to get 1,237. you do. you have to get about 53%. ted cruz has to about 83%. so, he has no chance but they're stating publicly the idea is to prevent either of you from getting that number. stop trump. and then, of course, kasich approaches cruz. they want a partnership. obviously to be against you. if these types of games are played, what is going to be your response? >> well, first of all, cruz is never going to beat hillary clinton. i'm going to beat her and polls are showing it. i'm going to beat hillary clinton. i think i'm going do do it easily. we have millions of people coming into the party and coming in and voting in the primaries, millions more than we had, sean. biggest story in all of politics. millions more than four years ago and it's a great movement that's going on. it's an amazing thing and beautiful thing to watch. you have a lot of very disappointed and frankly very angry

he said let me go, let the me go i want to kill myself. >> reporter: wilson pulled the man to safety. the officers were on the the scene moments later. >> an angel dropped down on ray fines station today, that man, a cyst ted the wife of the disponent person, the angel is huge. >> reporter: 6 feet, 7 inches to be specific. how does it feel to know you saved somebody's life. >> i feel g i feel like i accomplished something that i did something, to help someone. >> reporter: and he thanks his years overseas, for helping him, help save someone else. >> this is the thrill instinct that kicked in. i was in the military. just kicked in. it just came over me. i said go. >> reporter: calvin wilson was in the navy for eight years when he talk about the rescue. he told me wow do it all again if he had to. reporting from septa headquarters this morning, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we are hearing 911 call that helped lead police to to a suspect hit and run driver in camden county. the susan hyland was a arrested tuesday. police said she was behind the wheel when 16 year-old quason

he kept saying no, let me go, let me go. i want to kill myself. >> reporter: wilson pull the noon safety. officers were on the scene moments later. angel dropped down on race fine station today. that man assist the the wife of the despondent person. the angel is huge. >> 6 feet, 7-inches to be specific. >> how does it feel to know you saved somebody's life? >> i feel good. i feel that i accomplished something that i did something to help someone. >> reporter: he thanks his years overseas for helping him help safe someone else. >> that military instinct kicked energy you know, i was in the military, and just just kick in. came over me. said go. >> reporter: calvin wilson was in the navy for eight years meanwhile the suicidal man was taken to hospital for a mental val weighing. he's said to be doing okay. reporting live in center city tonight, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, david, thank you. >>> you can feel the excitement in the air tonight. villanova wildcats are now in houston getting ready for their fina

make sure you put me up there. >> chris wants a question for you, governor. go ahead, chris. >> let me ask about you've learned through experience. in foreign policy do you think that the bush, the w. bush strategy of going into iraq was smart in terms of what we should do in the future or did we learn a lesson there? >> on foreign policy chris is asking if the george w. bush policy of going into iraq was what we should be doing, where we should be going? >> well -- >> and, chris, i'm paraphrasing. obviously. >> no, i mean, look, if there weren't weapons of mass destruction, we shouldn't have gone. we went the first time to push saddam out of kuwait. we had a great coalition of people and it worked, but i've never believed in getting in the middle of civil wars. we went into iraq because they said we had the intelligence that saddam had a weapon of mass destruction, but i'm not a civil war getting in the middle of civil wars. i'm not for getting in the middle of a civil war in syria directly or in favor of the syria war, getting in a civil war in lebanon where i voted actually again

. >> well, let me go -- hang in there, katy. let's go to charles sykes out here. how do you think this will get into the bloodstream? let's face it, the verdict on this incident, long before there is a trial, if there is a trial, will be next tuesday here in wisconsin on the 5th, when you have primary. if trump loses it, a lot of people say it's because of this incident. >> no, it's because of the narrative, and because of several things. i mean, this comes at a time when donald trump has a real problem with women. i think there is a certain amount of denial about that. national polls showing 70% disapproving of him. in the milwaukee metropolitan area, he has a 25%. conservative women in wisconsin looking at donald trump and repelled by the way he treats women. he has a problem with women. this fits into the narrative. and you know, this is one of these incidents, could have gone away so easily, just have apologized. apologize when it happened. be willing to admit something was done wrong. this campaign just continues, apparently they've made the decision that the

let me go on. t me go on. i was in cleveland with the mayor of cleveland and he is telling me that if you have been a simpleyou cannot get job. you cannot get a job cutting hair. because you have this felony on your record. and it is called collateral sanctions. so you try to come out, get your life straightened out and there is an million roadblocks. so used to be in the state that if you came to apply for a job in the state of ohio there is a box. here is her name -- you know what i am talking about purity here is your address. have you ever been a felon? if you check that we say, hey, thank you for coming in and we take your application and we throw it in the trashcan when you leave so we have eliminated the box. now let me to you what that means. just i want you to listen because this is about redemption. if i don't get elected -- i mean, i will be upset, i will cry for 15 minutes but i am not here to just -- i'm here to try to help, ok? so if you come in, we don't ask you in your first intervie

you are saying let me go through the network and then the production company. let's move to the third part. once you are on reality tv how do you leverage that and get the most out of it? >> one thing is that i'm a celebrity hair stylist. i leverage my clients. i have celebrityies on the show and i do their hair. >> seriously, let me go on record and say you are the best. >> sorry. >> you like that. >> i would say i'm still in the process of leveraging. is stay on message i have a very clear picture. what you need to do is have a clear picture of who you are, where you are and where you want to go. brand yourself as the go-to person whatever it is. >> i always tell property virgins be ready to compromise. >> at the end of the day you have to have a clear vision for what you want. what someone told me about television is television is really two book ends for a commercial. it really is just a commercial. so that is your opportunity to then further whatever you are doing. if you are not already doing something then you are furthering nothing. >> and the work does

we're learning. >>> let me go to evan.r political effect, how do you see it as it fits into the -- you know, we keep looking at maps of isis and what they own over there in iraq and syria. it doesn't impress us as a growth operation. it's holding and they haven't been doing beheadings in public, how does that fit into that situation? >> well, look, i think it's fair to say progress at least in syria and eye roirakq. the paris attacks, they weren't syrian or iraqi, they were french nationals. and they had very personal reasons for going to syria to begin with to join isis. no doubt these individuals were very foolish and very stupid, but something drove them. and particularly, people from belgium and france, i mean, more, higher percentage of belgians than french nationals, and that's a tiny, tiny country. there has to be an answer for why that is the case. that's part of it. what is driving young european newsi muslims to go to syria for answers. isis does not have the answers. there must be something driving them. i think

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go to hillary clinton.com, make a donation. text joined to 47246. let meeave you with a story that has inspired so many of us. we know what happened in flint, michigan don't we? our city's children were poisoned by toxic water because their governor wanted to save money. there is another story in flint. the story of a community that has been knocked down but refused to be knocked out. it is hundreds of union plumbers coming from across the country to help install new water systems. it is students showing up to distribute supplies. it is the united auto workers donating millions of dollars to help. when i visited flint a few weeks ago i went to the house of prayer missionary baptist church, the congregation locked arms and saying. we have come too far from where we started from. they are not about to quit now. we know there are many other flints out there, communities that need help. we have come too far in this country to let us turn back. we are going to build on the progress that we have made. we have save the auto industry thanks to president obama. now

edwards, let me go to you.you believe in any way that the epa's management of this whole thing hindered its employees from having the ability to do their job in flint? >> absolutely. >> absolutely. okay. do you believe that the epa's management made the lead crisis in flint worse? >> absolutely. >> absolutely. who at the epa do you find fault? >> susan hedman. >> pardon me? >> ms. susan hedman who had the memo buried and covered up, stood silent as mr. del toro was discredited for his work. when she was questioned by politicians from all parties through as late as september of this year, she discounted that there was anything of concern in flint occurring at all, and that includes mayor walling, people from the state government as well as democratic congressional staff. >> okay. those are powerful words. after seeing this clip, do you still stand by those statements? >> yes, i do. i'll point out that silence on the part of epa is interpreted as acquiesce. >> let's go forward. is there anything you would like to

jaw-dropping to realize kind of what had been going on and i think what made me physically mad was that it didn't have to happen. that it was preventible. >> let me go check see if water is boiling? you want to help me? >> yep. >> reporter: many flint residents like amber whitman worries about future health effects. she has a seven-year-old daughter and another child on the way. >> when this has been going on and no one has been aware of it for long periods of time, i 30 it would concern any parent. because most of the damage that is caused from lead is irreversible. >> reporter: amber is also concerned about her grandmother, 70-year-old amy penrose. >> they found a noticed on my kidney. my granddaughter researched it and found you can get cancer from water contaminated with lead. >> reporter: the state is distributing free filters similar to this. it's also providing free water testing to flint residents and pledged $9 million to help mitigate the crisis. but for a financially troubled city with nearly 42% living in poverty, the ongoing lead crisis is a mounting burden. >> we were already having trouble trying to purchase just food. and now w

. >> talk to me, you know, what is going on just focus on me and getaway from the track. >> he said let me go, let me go i want to kill myself. >> reporter: wilson pulled the man to safety, officers were on the scene moments later. >> an angel dropped down on ray fines station today, that man assisted the wife of the disponent person, the angel is huge. >> reporter: 6 feet. 7 inches to be specific. >> how does it feel to know you saved someone's life. >> i feel good. i feel like i accomplished something that i did something to help someone. >> reporter: and he thanks his years overseas for helping him help save someone else. >> just that military instinct kicked in, you know, i was in the military and just kicked in, you know and just came over me. >> calvin wilson was in the navy for eight years when he talked about the rescue he told me wow do it all again if he had to. reporting from septa headquarters, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> subcontract workers a at philadelphia international are on strike this morning. this is video from the similar walk out by the union last

let me add this. mitt romney is going to hand donald trump.present the republican establishment and rise people up even more so for donald trump. charles: aren't you afraid that this is going to be handing it to hillary, though? >> yes, i am. but i feel like this has almost come to a game of would you rather? would you rather be impaled or die by spire? if it came to trump, tough choice. charles: thank you all very much appreciate it. thank you for watching. and of course we leave you with the man himself. lou dobbs. >> good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. establishment republican gop elites and the donor class desperate after their efforts to stop donald trump last night just crumbled. trump won seven states, enough delegates that will be more difficult than ever for the establishment gop to stop him. senator ted cruz also had a good night winning three states, his home state of texas, oklahoma, and alaska. senator marco rubio did win finally the minnesota caucus, which means trump leads in the delegate count with 319 to cruz's 226 and rub

. >> let me go back.ave to maintain the forces. >> you are beautiful. >> i will see you tonight. >> check out the video and the key is to of leading the high-speed chase. with a stolen police car it was july of last year. >> but now to hold onto his job pretty drunk, a fried chicken place and then there was a closed-door meeting and he apologized and there will be in open door meeting sometime next week. >> earlier this weight week former first lady be is the reagan passed away what is the petition asking? and to perform at her funeral she was the most famous drag queen in history that is when its director was on television telling kids to say no to drugs. >> donald trump can anything derail his straight? the neck outside we have thousands of people trying to get in. do we let the bid or not? finigan seems he is bulletproof and they bounce off of him. trovillion mortgages in the bankruptcy in all atlantic city casinos but he is the king and atlantic city but those relationships he may have cultivated is w

charles: for me, i think having to walk back is probably the biggest deterrence. no one is going to give you have a ride, that's for sure. letu about ohio, i'm hearing pavarotti in the background. is this a new, improved, kiernd, gentler trump rally? reporter: they were playing johnny cash earlier. johnny cash is dead so they can't come plain about they playing "folsom prison blues." rolling stones, johnny cash and pavarotti. charles: that was bocelli. thanks a lot. we'll be right back but you can double-check me on that. joining me now. let me go to you. a lot of excitement over the weekend. a lot of protesting. how will that impact tomorrow? >> i don't think it will have much impact to be perfectly honest with you. i was at his rally last night in brokin -- in boca raton, floridd people are blank the media. a lot of these guys have to be forcibly removed. there was a special section where the protesters could go to voice their first amendment right, but the rally went on. there was a safe space there. >> so i know you are a rubio supporter. why? not why, but -- that's not -- at this stage of the election, isn't he doing mo

christian, let me go to you first. you know, to say, hey, all americans day out of europe is a tough one. is it really that dangerous? do you think. >> the attack is imminent and americans will be the target? >> i think the odd are there would be another attack. it would be miraculous if there weren't. the estimates vary from a couple hundred to several hundred who are active right now. the compounding factor is old europe, the belgiums in particular are unprepared to handle this and unserious about the threat. part of the 8 department that issues these warnings are always cautious. they err on the side of caution. i think it's warranted. charles: rick, my son goes to college in london right now. and of course the date brussels attacks i can't reach him because his cell phone only works in certain places. but the idea that this attack was aimed at americans, i suppose part of it is it was the delta and american terminal. >> and the subway. charles: the american embassy as well. >> if they were on the terrorist watchlis

richard, let me go to you. senator mark brown -- scott brown is with us.i heard people say if it's not trump i'll walk away and vote for clinton. but the notion if there is a brokered convention and trump is not the nominee ... >> i think scott brown hit it on the head where he was talking about with trump comes a whole bunch of afound itees. i think today when mitt romney was talking and planning trump's record, he had a lot of great points. i wish mitt would have done this earlier and given us an alternative to endorse some other candidate we can rally around. when it comes to whether trump is better than hillary, i think he's way better than hillary clinton. charles: steve, you have been a trump supporter from day one. would it be suicidal if there were shenanigans pulled on him? >> there should would be. mitt romney managed to outrage the entire american public. he made it clear no matter how want, your joyce of -- -- your voice doesn't count. we'll decide who will be the candidate. he has destroyed the republican party. charles: senator brown, i know

steve, let me go to you first on this. >> he was one of my friends and idols. i think having a big debate object neo fascism not only insults the people who insult trump but doesn't do the reporting carl is famous for. the way to deal with trump is to deal with the facts. when he says it's happening and he's making it up as you just pointed out, the press has an obligation to say that. what i mean is that if i say right now it happens to be snowing outside when in fact it is sunny and 60 degrees, you can't give false equivalency to that argument. you can't put my side of the story on and your side of the story about what the weather is. when trump says he's got 98% approval from trump university, when he says his water accompany still exist, when he says that guy had a tie to isis, he's making stuff up. the way to deal with a demagogue is cut through and do real reporting resentlessly about how he's deceiving the very people. >> this is where he makes an important point. because trust is the media and eroded, every website looks the same. chuck todd challenging

and if you're going to burn inou know which god is right, let me go a little further. proverbs 30:4 who hath createdf the earth; what's god's name? what's his son's name? ha ha ha. there is the son hundreds of years before he came to earth.ok it up! now i love this one and that's isaiah 9:6 unto us a child isunto us a son is given, this is all about christ, and his name shall be called mighty god...amen rexella...the everlasting father, the father of the dispensations, the fatherhe world, and the god of peace. did you get that title? god. now in revelation 19:13 our precious jesus is also called when he returns the word of god. 1:1. it sounds like genesis 1:1 but it says the same thing. in the beginning was the word,the word was with god, and the word was god. now get it. all things were made by christas not anything made that was made. he was in the world. the world was made by him, verse 10,e flesh. that's the jesus who came and took a body to die for sinners. wow what teaching. the father in the beginning but then the father said i'm going to delegate all the creati

they want looking -- let me go back. let me snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. they are dealing with a snowstorm. take a look at this. the snow is piling up all around that portion of colorado. , on the other hand, celebrating cherry blossom blooms. high tree: -- have pollen today. spring is definitely here. we are on a roll for a couple of days. pleasant. 69 in fredericksburg. 65 in baltimore. reagan national with a southerly wind coming up the poem -- the potomac, keeping a little cooler , 61. many parts of the area will hit at least 70 degrees. columbustsburgh, 62 in . even as we get a little cooler on friday, we will still be well into the 60's. the high pressure has moved out to shore. southerly and southwesterly wind s are developing. the temperatures will respond. highs today, 70 to 72. 75 or 76 tomorrow. you can see a little cloudiness disappearing today. skies will be mostly sunny. the wind will help push us into the middle 70's. keep an eye on this cold we think the front and some rain showers with it will move in early on friday morning, maybe during

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let me go to eugene now. it seems to me a lot of headline writers are waiting to say trump slowed on super saturday. they're dieing to say the big guy, the lion of this race is showing weakness. >> well, let's see what happens in louisiana. let's see what happens in kentucky. you know, i think donald trump can probably come out of tonight even if he gets blanked. he can't crow that he had another day of victory, but he more than lives to fight, again. i think he can argue that he doesn't do well in those caucus states. and that the primary states tonight are more santorum-type states that are better for cruz. he has arguments to make. i think the person who is really being damaged tonight from what we know looks like marco rubio because, again, where, who wants marco rubio to be the nominee? the answer to that seem to be not enough republicans. that has been the answer to this point and it seems to be the answer, again, tonight. >> let me go to rick tyler. now, before, rick, you talked about cruz. let me ask y

. >> let me go to you.ing about the night's meeting, assassination attempt on the life of a president at the time that rattled her to the core and profoundly changed i think perhaps leading to a more forceful first lady. she peppered the doctors with questions after she learned, of course, her husband nearly lost his life. how profound was that on her? >> it was more profound of an event than we, the public realized at the time. he was he could easily have died and that was kept from us to some extent and we didn't know it until a few years later. this led, as far as we know, to her interest in astrology. something she hoped not to talk about in the book. i said i think we're going to have to. donald ri don donald regan had blown her cover on that issue. it is not something she was proud to announce to the world. the nancy reagan i met was a vulnerable woman with who was grieving after the loss of both of her parents during the white house years. was almost the loss of her husband. i don't think she ever go

let them take me. i'm scared. don't let me go. i have to because the county of l.a. said i had to. bring back my daughter. do not let the world go unnoticed with this, please. please, bring back. this is not right for lexi more than anyone. >> reporter: carlos grenade reporting for abc news. >>> meanwhile, a florida jury awarded hulk hogan more money in his suit against gawker. the latest award $25 million is meant to punish gawker core posting a video of hogan having sex with the wife of his best friend. that brings hogan's total from the trial to $140 million. it the former wrestler says he's been overwhelmed by the support he's gotten from fans. >> a wild story from the west

let me go. happy day, happy day, happy day! >> wow! >> look at that. after that little smile from officer friendly he's like, cheers, fist bump, out. >> the officer chose to use his discretion and offered a friendly warning. the dude here who posts under scooby doo posts the video. loves the officer and loves that i assure you now that scooby doo with probably be slowing down a little bit. >> yeah! >>> the good old days of home movies. if you saw this, you would be thinking you made a mistake. if you look at the shadow, now today we know this is usually the kick off to the moment where the camera leaps into the sky as this one does right here in the skies of texas. pretty soon after takeoff, anyone else noticing a small issue? >> sounds bad! >> if you look at the video, it's vibrating. usually we're used to seeing the drones, whatever you want to call them, with a stable platform. which is why people put cameras on them. this one, a propeller is loose. >> uh oh. >> up to about 100 the guy claims. >> that's not good! may day, may day. eject, goose, ejec

if the rhetoric against push them, they're going to vote not for the republican party. ernie: let me ask you this. this is a highly emotional charged campaign. we know that. is this good, bad for politics and our country? what's going to come of this? >> on the one hand, it's great that people are getting engaged and are voting. on the other hand, it's for the wrong reasons. it will be great if people go out to vote because they're great proposals at the table to move the community forward rather than because we want to build a wall that is 10 feet higher every time we talk about it. ernie: thank you very much for joining us. good luck at the white house. i know you're going there next week with your son, star of hamilton. you'll be performing there. that's a whole different story. congratulations. that's a wonderful trip. thank you for joining us today. let's talk about some people at home that might be relaxing and enjoying themselves, having a little something to drink. that does happen. if you're trying to drink a take a little thought about that. it might be something else becau

absolutely. >> let me go to doug. who would you fear the most to take on hillary. >> probably john kaisih or marco rubio. at this point, donald trump had one of the toughest days i've ever seen. and frankly, he looked a little rated tonight. >> why because of mitt romney? >> you would think -- david, go ahead. >> the only thing he was rattled on was a laut against his school. is there a school in america ha thant faced a lawsuit. ? that is real tifrly speaking, a very minor issue. and then the speaking of the new york times reporter regarding those issues of immigration. that honestly, totally irrelevant. donald trump's lead is intracting right now. it and it's because of the big issue. we've had seven years of barack obama drawing a line in the sand, taking a step back. people know that right now, donald trump will draw a line in the sand and won't budge an inch. that's what's making him so huge. he can sit there and say nothing for the whole debate and he's still going to win, according to the polls. that's the real

rick, let me go to you first. you've been in politics a long time. have you ever seen anything like we've seen in the last 48 hours? >> morning, reverend. no, i haven't. this is a really quite disturbing. you know, we look around the dploeb, the reason, you know, power has changed is sometimes you see the parliament burning. and we've always had a peaceful transition of power. and these protests are -- and these -- it was a protest and reaction to them, look people can protest. they have no right to rush the stage. donald trump has a right to speak, and others have a right to protest. but they should do it in a civil way. the violence that we've seen is really very dispushing. i don't think it's very representative of the republican party. at least i hope so. >> now, governor, do you think that all of this will affect tuesday's election? we have five states that are critical in terms of the selection process for both parties. do you think this will affect the voting on tuesday? >> yeah, i think it will. i think it will add some points to john kasich'

going back maybe three generations. all of that now is changing as they change parties and vote for donald trump. erin? >> pretty incredible reporting there. my panel is back with me. doug, lete go with you first. you're a democrat. >> i am. >> this is pretty powerful reporting. he's showing democrat after democrat. people who voted every single election democratic who are now switching for donald trump. >> let me go to some exit polling. michigan, 7% of the gop electorate was democrat. that's not a lie. 4% of the texas gop electorate was democrat. not a lot. with all due respect to your reporting, i'm looking at the exit polling of these states and it's not supporting your reporting here. >> you did see a drop in michigan, but in a lot of other states we have seen significant increases in the number of democrats voting for republicans. >> no, what we're seeing is an increase in turnout for republicans. i'm not seeing a huge number of democrats as part of the exit polling that are part of the gop electorate. >> what you're say -- seeing is an increase. >> 20,000 democrats switched to republican. >> look what she's saying there. you are seeing this in a lot of states. i see y

. >> was scared and did not want to let me go. >> they started taking care of the six-year-old at the age of 17 months, but 1.5% native american which allows the tribe to gain custody of her through the federal indian child welfare act, and going to a family in utah that is not native american but related by marriage to her birth dad. >> this outrageous abuse of power must stop now. let me speak directly to the people that took our daughter and that have for now. please search deep in your heart and soul and do what is best for lexi. >> the tribe says they are only doing what is best for lexi, and they said that they took the child from the birth parents because the mother was battling substance abuse and the father had a long criminal record. >>> a decision in an effort to boost the bling staffing levels, and the department has 900 officers, down from 1400 1408 years ago. veterans can substitute up to four years of service for the current recruiting requirements of 40 semester credits. >>> the oakland police department has tried to unsuccessfully fire two officers accused of miscondu