editor of national review columnnist rich lowery. it is great to have you both. let me begin, if i may reverend peterson, what we're watching in baltimore has been a disastrous series of policies, over the course of 50 years that has driven out driven out people, driven out the concept of prosperity and success. and now we listen to a council president saying that people of misdirected? is that shameless simplification? if you will rationalization for failure? >> you know not all but most democrats don't have any sense of shame. baltimore has been under control of democrat for the last 40 years. and right now it is controlled by mostly black democrat politics. the government is pro dominantly black, and baltimore is worse than average city in this country. these are not -- i have to tell you that things are not going to get better for black americans until black americans drop their anger, take responsibility for themselves stop relying on the government. or anyone else to did for them. then things will start to change. we saw the people who were destroys propert

lowery he thought the pitcher said he would hit him in the head next time. he said the motion was done to say think about it. the ball slipped because of the rain that started to fall. the royals won the game 4-2. giants are off to a disappointing 4-10 start. they lost yesterday to arizona 5-1. one day after breaking that eight-game losing streak. the giants are off today. they begin their series at at & t park against the dodgers tomorrow. >>> good morning. we're looking at a commute where traffic is still going to be a little bit slow in some areas but we'll tell you more. >> it's making a strong push inland. it will be cooler. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. new this morning a teach never barcelona was killed on an attack in a public school. police have detained a boy they say was younger than 14. the teacher was killed with some kind of bladed weapon. two other teachers and top students were also hurt in that attack. >>> today marks would you believe 16 years since this? the columbine school tragedy in colorado. one of the deadliest cases of school vi

rich lowery, i love this, this is the response. restaurants are trying to figure out how they will deal with this they see the movement. it is in l.a. they know the business that government is against them as small business. how do we deal with this? we'll lump in the tips that will be a way to get to 15 bucks an hour. >> this is part of money these folks make. a lot of these businesses are low-profit margin businesses who are looking at the alternative either keeping everyone they have currently or letting people go or maybe ultimately shutting down. melissa: you can go out of business. raise price for your product. have the people who work there, work fewer hours or fire them. they're trying to find a way to keep their business going. >> i'm old enough to remember we used to keep the tips, not have to declare it as taxable income. melissa: i think you were cheating the government then. that was tax evasion. >> did he just say that on tv? i want to make it clear. >> teenage years at the time. in any event, my dad did it too. he wa

seven years in prison now for stealing heroin that was collected as evidence. 33-year-old matthew lowery of upper marshawn lynch blow pleaded agree to 64 criminal krantz yesterday. because he tampered with and in some cases use the heroin, prosecutors had to drop charges against 28 defendants. his lawyer is going to try to get it that sentence reduced. >>> prospects for streetcars are greatly this afternoon. the mayor promised the line will open. her transportation chief warned the streetcar operation was in jeopardy. she said she wants to give free rides to school children on metro rail. >>> add mayor bowser to the list of politicians banning employees to indiana. critics argue the religious freedom law would allow businesses to deny services to gay customers. bowser issued an executive order banning law. >>> in national news now, an investigation is underway into the death of an heir to the getty oil fortune. 47-year-old andy getty was found dead last night. they say it appears to be from natural causes. >> this is an undetermined death investigation as we would any retune investigatio

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lowery took the pitch and he just went on with the game. but both of the benches came out and that's when all of the drama escalated. but he knew it was coming. >> is this a good thing that it ended so tight towards the end? gets them more motivated? >> it is a good thing because it will just -- the way they have been playing in the last few weeks, too. they want to kind of get something going and get into a better rhythm. >> okay. you hear . >>> hello. ola. aloha. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> hello. i'm jesse draper. the valley girl. come on you're impressed. okay i'll wait for you guys to realize how impressive that was. i've got all day. and no watch on. while i may not be able to converse in 80 different dialects there is one thing i know that brings people together no matter what language you speak. no it's not zayne leaving one direction. but music! that's right. who doesn't love music? a, it makes you dance. b, one song can completely change your mood. shake it off. shake it off. and, three, everyone can talk about music! see wh

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rich lowery. good to have you both here. this is quite a revelation.ow much credence do you give it? >> i give it a lot of credence. it's not a great revelation. we have heard these things before. it makes hillary clinton look good, frankly. bill deserved it. we all know that. it's a reminder of all that. i think it actually probably helps helps her. if this were happening today they would have their own reality show. >> they do have their own reality show. we have to live in it. i agree. it probably helps her because it creates sympathy. no one -- everyone is going to think she was pushed to the limits of endurance and she was in her rights to throw anything she wanted at him. i think where she was blameworthy she was complicit in efforts to smear the women who came forward. >> you know, people talk about the clintons, their fatigue particularly with hillary. is there not a fatigue with all of these stories, sort of the trailer park drama that seems to engulf this couple? >> you know, we all know this, because we have been following this for long time

hillary clinto/a r(t&háhp &hc% joining me now,t0 howie kurtz, media buzz host ann coulter and rich loweryeditor of national review and fox news contributor. welcome to you all. let me#a with you, ann, you're here onset. you know, not to be sexist, but you're right here. >> i feel so left out. the only male on the set. >> rand paul and his two day roll out. how did it go? >> i like it when he is cranky always liked that about his father but i think that's not what you want in a presidentiale$ x candidate and i would say specifically to conservatives here a lot of them are complaining about mitt romney, for example, that he didn't go after candy crowley didn't attack the media. remember how the crowds went wild when newt gingrich would attack the press. >> i have that here. let me show you newt gingrich when he ran for president last time remember this? >> i think vicious, negative nature of much of the newsfpa media makes it harder to govern the country, harder to attractp decent people to run for public office, and i am appalled that you would begin a presidential debate on a2 >> he said

daniel lowery and the committee would run a lot and a bunch of people really doing the job.ady sharing what we are raising and distributing. carla, we are doing the job that needs to be done. >> are we going to see warning signs outside the pavilions warning, if your kids go into this game, they could be suffering life threatening injuries? >> i don't believe what you are saying lady. you don't need to do that. you obviously there are adequate opportunities to discuss the potential for any danger in any sport including football. but there is no requirement for warning labels on anything having do with something as attractive and as interesting as the blocking of market street is going to be and all the things that are going to happen, all the wonderful entertainment that will go on, all the exposure we will get as a city and the 3 to $500 million that will come as a result of the super bowl. >> in other words, the bottom line. >> wear your helmet when you go. that's all i say. >> it is all about the bottom line. a few interesting things came out of the conversation. first, w

among them the addition of fred lowery, who spoke with our vernon glen. here he is. >> reporter: you don't strike me as a guy that requires a whole lot of sleep. >> actually, that's one. things that i do require. i got to charge my batteries for when i get here. >> a's versus texas. coliseum. oakland tonight. game time 7:05. roberta says bring a jacket. you should be okay rain wise. as for the giants they open up on the road at arizona. hair home opener a week from day. >>> business now. wall street reacts to employment numbers and the economic fallout from indiana's religious freedom law. >> reporter: good morning. here on wall street today investors are expected to react to the jobs report he released when the markets closed for good friday. the labor department reported a disappointing 126,000 jobs were added in march. the fewest since december 2013. the unemployment rate me mind at 5.5%. the dow rose 65 points. the nasdaq up 7. greece is planning to repay their debt. they will repay a loan that's due on thursday. greece has been in tough talks with cr

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we have the latest with fred barnes executive director for "the weekly standard" and rich lowery, editor"national review." welcome to you both. i want to bring up a couple of numbers here to get started. this was the number of jobs added in march. we got the numbers on friday. people are still in shock. we were expecting 245,000 jobs added to payrolls. it was 1 it 6,000, a huge difference -- 126,000. rich to you, i'm wondering a lot of people are asking the question, are we headed into some sort of recession and are politicians starting to think, well, i better start changing my tune? >> it's a sign certainly we're in a continued muddle. there was disparity between the gdp numbers and employment numbers for a while now. now we're seeing convergence with the employment numbers coming down. it has been conventional wisdom for a while gerri, 2016 economy will not be issue anymore. to extent issue it is huge benefit to the incumbent party, white house, democrats. if this trend continues that will not be the case. gerri: i have to tell you if this trend continues it will be worse than that i

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rich lowery editor of "national review" and fox news contributor.ere. >> good morning. >> elijah cummings spoke very eloquently about all of this, brad. where is the president? where is the statement from the white house on any of this so far? >> look we heard from the attorney general last night. as you know the attorney general briefed the president on this very issue very issue last night. the attorney general works for the president. and i'm sure that the president and white house will have more to say. unfortunately what happens in these situations is, this turns into a political football. what did the president say. when did he say it? in the past he has been criticized for saying too much. so look i think the president will speak or at least the white house will speak but the attorney general does represent the views of the president. she works for the president. i thought her statement was very appropriate. martha: all right. so is it appropriate, is it enough, rich? >> well her words are fine. something i was stunned by, is according to pre

lowery deep to left, drives in a run and we're all tied at 4- 4.had a chance in the 10th and in the 11th seattle rallies for a run and they win 5-4. >>> giants hope to split the four-game series in san diego today. padres got a jump on it last night. bad news out of the box for the giants, third baseman casey mcgee flies out in the first and in the process strains his left knee and was pulled from the game. madison baumgartner on the hill, didn't last long, three innings, giving up 5 earned runs. one highlight for the giants, joaquin areas in for the hurt. 5-1 padres, but san diego rolls in this one, 10-2 the final. jake peevey goes for the vints in today's matinee. >>> giants players can't wait for tomorrow's home opener against the colorado rockies. on our preview show the second baseman talked about how special it is to put on that giants uniform each day. >> i'm blessed to be one of the second basemen, there's many more out there. i know i have to continue to work to get better. >> it's not how good you are, it's how well you play. it's in the

guest: thank you very much, and i do know congressman lowery, and she's a terrific fighter and she fightsor the kind of issue you just raise. i want to agree with you about the lady garment workers. it was one of the great progressive unions in the history of america, and the textile industry was one of the first industries to get decimated. unfortunately, we should have learned from that industry what would happen as a result of these trade deals. but it doesn't appear that we have. i couldn't agree more that what we should be doing is demanding that we grow the american manufacturing sector and not give the opportunity to the countries that don't play by the rules. that is a huge problem. like i said a while ago, i don't know any workers who are opposed to trade. we would love to trade our goods for some of the else's -- somebody else's goods, as long as it is in a fair and balanced way. as we close the door on the cheaters before the damage is done will. i agree with the caller, but i want to come back to richard trump are, president of the afl-cio, and defend him. richard is out there