marco: frank bernie's piece. -- be victorious in 2016. marco: frank bernie's piece. my parents came here and had no skills. they were immigrants. they were able to achieve a middle class last time. they owned a home, raised a family, and were able to retire with dignity. they were able to leave their children better off than themselves and they took enormous pride in what america achieved around the world and here at home. and now there is the feeling that memo that -- none of that is true anymore. we are not able to shape events like the one state. and the millions of people that are working hard, maybe a same job they had 25 years ago, but now they are no longer only in the middle-class and the live paycheck to paycheck. why did the old ways of doing things the longer work? and why can anyone tell us what the new way of doing things is? the answer is, the world is undergoing at next -- and historic transformation. we need help with that transformation. charlie: what is your believable pass? --path? marco: i think the 20% three has the ability to be better than the

marco: let me clarify the threat.t is not the russian people but vladimir putin who wants to be the leader of a great country. and to put behind him what he feels is the humiliation of the 1990's and reestablish russia on par with the u.s., and potentially even china. and the result is that he cannot do it economically, so he is doing it militarily. by making it very clear any nations in his periphery must never turned westward. i think the sanctions that have been put in place, although i would like to see an increased particularly on the part of the u.s., the sanctions will prove to be long-term devastating, and already have been for moscow and the russian economy and their ambition. but beyond that, i think it is critical, whether it is the baltic states or even ukraine, who is not a member of nato, to have been this their agreement to provide defense of their own territory. for many years, what we told those nations as we want you to increase your capacity to help us, help us in afghanistan and other far-flung pla

marco: " la vida entera".r hoy de la mÚsica romÁntica y creo que es un grupaso que tiene mucho por dar. y estoy contento por hacer esta gira. como dicen en el caribe, este junte. bÁrbara: pegue imÁgenes de la filmaciÓn que tuvimos en exclusiva, lo pudimos ver mucho de quÉ se trata ver si ustedes nos pueden adelantar que vemos en el video musical. mario: dimos un pedazo que no hemos terminado pero habla de la creaciÓn y del amor primario, por eva que es el.. el actor principal, bueno actriz principal. hubo unas escenas que estÁn un poco fuertes, tienen decenas bien erÓticas pero bien cuidadas de verdad... marco: artÍstico. mario: estÁ hecho con cariÑo por gustavo garzÓn. y lo van a ver el 19 de junio. bÁrbara: marco grabaste un dueto con roberto carlos tambiÉn? marco: tambiÉn me traje de acÁ para allÁ. trabajando duro. y tuve suerte de trabajar en londres con roberto carlos, cumplido los serbios. llegue apenas hace como 3 dÍas trabaje en mÉxico y hora venimos aquÍ a hablar de esta gira. muy contento, sentado co

what do you know about marco rubio?i like his background and i just like the way he looks and i saw him on television last night and i thought, he is talking good stuff. mark: you have a little bit of a crush on marco rubio? >> i do. i think the kids call it crunching. >> he is the american dream. he built himself up and he is a self-made man. i think he still gives credit to his parents and stuff, but that's what we look for in the united states. mark: some republicans say he looks like the future but the last time we voted for somebody in their first term in the senate we got barack obama, and he was not experienced enough to be president. does it bother anybody in the room that marco rubio has only been in washington for a few years and hasn't even finished one term in the senate? does that bother anyone? >> i don't think obama's problem is his lack of experience, it is his lack of integrity and his pushing things through that has nothing to do with lack of experience, it is a character issue. >> i second that. >> it

jeb bush, marco rubio, ted cruz rick perry, you get the idea.oday, scott walker spoke first written he delivered a new argument for why he is different. >> there are a lot of great people think about the race on the republican side. there are some people, some of those folks, particularly folks in washington who are fighting the good fight, waving the flag. but they haven't won a whole lot of victories. then there are other folks that have done an effective job of winning elections, a lot of them are friends of mine. they won a lot of elections but they haven't taken on a lot of those fights. the reason why i am thinking about what i am thinking about, we won't announce anything until the end of june, i have yet to see anybody in the emerging field who has done both. going forward, we need somebody who can fight and win the battles we need to move this country forward commonsense reforms, that is what we need to move america forward. mark:john: you can catch all the action for the next couple of days. how politically potent do think that argumen

i couldn't figure that out. >> who owns marco rubio?obody. >> he does have a wealthy ben gnaw factor in miami. >> speaking of the clintons, should we spend more time looking at how much rubio spends on haircuts? i believe that was one of the things we were looking at. or the money in the clinton foundation where those finances are going. what will matter more in the white house? whose spending habits? the clintons are something you need to be more concerned about. rubio is the average american. we all go threw's things like this. i'm sure he wasn't thrilled to dip into his retirement save -- savings but sometimes you do what you have to do. >> it makes him relatable. >> contactually. i live beyond my means all the time jie. if you have a candidate without a college degree like scott walker and their finances are a mess is that the perfect candidate? >> it might be. i agree with everything. hillary clinton's big thing is she is looking out for everyday americans. everyday americans are not worth tens of millions of dollars. everyday amer

reportera: marco antonio solÍs nos habla de su prÓxima gira que lo traerÁ al Área de la bahÍa.y como toda la noche vamos a darle un vistazo a las temperaturas actuales, estamos permitiendo completamente en vivo en nuestro estudio donde el cronÓmetro marca 56 grados. marÍa leticia: los mismos en auckland. leÓn: uno mÁs en san josÉ. ---durante varias semanas "noticias univisÓn 14" ha seguido la crisis de vivienda por la que atraviesan los habitantes de varias ciudades delÁrea de la baÍa.--en esta ocasÓn "jaime peluffo" nos habla de la situacÓn que enfrentan los residentes del condado de "contra costa". --estos son los leÓn: Éstos son los testimonios de residentes y de funcionarios pÚblicos >> los residentes de este complejo de apartamentosse unieron a la ola de desalojo que arrasa el Área de la bahÍa. >> nos dijeron que nos tenÍamos que ir. reportero: la crisis de vivienda se estÁ extendiendo y su sombra ya alcanzÓ el condado de contra costa. >> del que les han subido tremendamente y no han subido nuestros sueldos. >> de 90 a 125% de renta, y al que hace mucha bronca, va para afu

caller: i want to say a few things about marco rubio. i think he can use the military to control the drug trafficking that comes back from the caribbean. guest: let me say this about marco rubio if he wins the republican nomination. it would be largely on the backs of national security and foreign policy. that is his strength over a lot of candidates. the military is a strength for marco rubio, not a negative. guest: you know what i'm finding really interesting is two months ago, which feels like a lifetime ago. i think we only had two official people running for republican nomination two months ago. but if you had asked me if marco rubio was really going to be in the top tier of candidates for the republican nomination, i might have said no. i've totally changed my opinion. not that i have a vote in the republican nominating process, but i am really actually impressed with the way senator rubio has handled himself in the last couple of months and what i'm finding interesting when i talk to republican friends and i have a few. when i tal

alina machado is in san marcos texas.ehind you, we see the debris piles, the danger still exists. >> yeah, the danger is still there. why officials are going to have this curfew tonight. they don't want people out here. look at what's happening. people are coming out here to look at the debris. in this location seeing tree debris and pieces of wood i want to see if i can show you that here. but there are areas what we are seeing here just pieces of wood tree debris. there's also tree debris hanging from just underneath that overpass about 16 feet in the air. so not a good idea to be out here anyway. but there are areas where there are downed powerlines and there's, you know, the possibility for people to really really get hurt. so we are hearing that you know some latest numbers that we have gotten 1,000 properties dammed. we know that they are actively searching for at least three people and in the middle of the flooding we learned there was a tornado that hit the area in the middle of it all, damming 25 mobile homes. >>

marcos was completely flooded. all three streets that you're able to go into through the back, through river road and straight down through 21 which turns into i think, i don't know. but yeah they were all flooded. everybody was parked at a local convenience store to the left right across from walmart. it just kind of seemed pointless to be there when the water was going to continue to rise. so we headed back to martindale. by that time water was just seeping from everywhere. all along the sides of the roads. it was already starting to cover highway 21. we knew we couldn't go back in so we continued to go straight. at that point, my thoughts were that's probably the safest place. so we did. we just headed on the toll road until we could come back into san marcos to a family's home on highway 123. >> so you're okay thank goodness. and, you know, it was your son who called to tell you to get out of there. i also understand you're kind of angry. you're angry because, what, you you -- >> oh i am. >> tell me why. >> eve

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neil: the showdown early on between jeb bush and marco rubio, and it will be in florida, and if marco rubio wins florida, jeb bush is done. money or no money. what do you think of that? >> i agree. and that showdown has begun. there is bad blood between the two candidates already. you see rubio is retorting, suddenly retorting bush, and here we are in may of 2015. i think that that absolutely will be one of the side stories, one of the subplots of this election and you're right. florida will be the most remarkable battleground for the gop nomination that we have ever seen because of the two candidates. neil: watch closely. mark, always a pleasure my friend. >> thanks, neil. neil: republican candidates might want to focus more on what average americans are not doing with theirs. kohls is going to miss expectations because everyday americans are not spending every day. the 2016 election will very much come down to once again, the economy, stupid. so john, it is interesting when you take away all the clutter how we're economically faring and by then you could see the recovery long in the

al: i'm tinted to say marco rubio, but six months ago, i said he was dead. this is the most wide-open unpredictable race we have ever seen. tread very lightly on any predictions. a mistake, and intervening event will all determine who might break out, and it may take a while. mark: we all had the same reaction to this poll. there's a geewhiz quality to a five-way tie for first, but it's not just a tie, but the front runners are at 10, a level of support which is pretty low. one bad day could put one guy down to five, and a good day could put them in the lead. al: yeah, it could, and this is not the kind of poll that discourages george pataki or anyone else from getting in this race. they all barely break double figures. you not going to say you do not want to get in this race because you're not going to win. if you start it one, you only have to get 10 more. mark: most of the candidates are spending the bulk of their time with paid media, and i don't know that paid media will do much. this is a race that will not have a front runner until after iowa at the e

marco rubio nipping at the heels at 14.3. governor walker right behind them at 12.3%. rand paul. ted cruz and mike huckabee not too far behind. jed bush, for his formidable organization, and ties, doesn't seem to be healed and shoulders above the field at all. >> you are right. it's an example of what we mean by a flat field. >> what happens in a flat field is people you never expect to mount a campaign is able to do so, and means that the leading candidate doesn't have to appeal to many members of the party. someone like jed bush benefits to a certain amount to the flat field not because he thought conservatives on the right, breaking up the base and vying for support. if he's able to win a small number of the remaining moderates in the party, he can take this nomination, of course, a draw back will be he can be beat up by the end of the process. depending if the conservatives stay in the race, and if they feel they can make a go of it like south carolina, and push ahead. this is a good sign for jed bush, and depending what happens, he could feel the effects of this g

given that -- hispanics like ted cruz and marco rubio.iven that hillary clinton will be the nominee, it would be good to have carly fiorina to go on media programs and be an attack dog so the mainstream media cannot focus on her. -- play the women time. host: speaking of wwe -- a super pac released this ad. [video clip] >> sunday, sunday, sunday. the defender of freedom, senator rand paul versus barack obama and his so-called conservative accomplices, the capitulating canadian, ted cruz. kids, we have not forgotten about you. senator lindsey graham tries to read your e-mails while doing doughnuts in a 1997 geo metro, while it is on fire. watch them battle it out on the floor of the united states senate. the brawl -- sunday. sunday. host: and that was an ad from america's liberty super pac supporting rand paul that talks about the usa freedom act. i would like both of you to comment on the ad itself and the broader issue of whether the nsa surveillance program has legs to the 2016 election. guest: i have to tell you i have not seen the ad.

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little work here in san marcos. wimberley, we're getting -- they're still in the middle of the search and rescue operations. and we're still trying to get those things coordinated down there. the call center has been set up at 512-754-2275, again, 5 of 12-754-2275, again, for disaster related questions you may have. we have been doing damage assessments overnight and over the last few days i should say. we have thousands of homes that are damaged. some, totally lost. we still don't have firm numbers. i do have -- for example in this jurisdiction here in san marcos we have 744 homes that were impacted in either a severe or some way. we have lost -- let's see. thank you, sir. we have lost several homes here. i know wimberley has multiple homes with -- they're down to the foundation. it's a pretty devastating scenario. with that, that is the overview of what we're doing on the ground there. with the recovery effort, i'm going to open to questions and i'm sure you have many. >> what do you mean when you say you're going

marco rubio is the best communicator. ted cruz is right behind him senator rubio is almost incandescent in the way the pres. obama was. i was there in 2004 when john kerry was nominated. keynote. i walked out of the same while. what a torch. i think i think people who watch marco rubio on monday said well. so i am very favorably impressed. i am not endorsing anyone. they are all my friends. i invite them all on and let them come on as often as they want. they always make news, but i also have some very difficult questions. and so they are ambivalent but coming. marco rubio is probably never not prepared for anything i asked. i asked former florida governor jeb bush if he was committed to building 11 carrier groups in rebuilding the ohio class submarine. he said quite straightforward i have not studied up on that yet. it was a good answer them a but he had not yet studied up on the number of carrier groups we need our boomer our boomer for the benefit of steelers fans out there. the draft is getting close. don't mess up. t

marco rubio nipping at his heels at 14.3%. governor walker of wisconsin right behind them.nd rants paul, ted cruz, and mike huckabee not too far behind. jeb bush, for all his formidably organization, his family ties and the tremendous fundraising ability he has, doesn't seem to be head and shoulders above the field at all. >> yeah, you are absolutely right. and that's a great example of what we mean by a flat field . of course what happened in a flat field people who you would never expect to mount a serious campaign for the presidency of the united states are able to do so. and what it also means is that the leading candidate doesn't have to appeal to as many members of the party as he or she would if it was a head to head race. and so somebody like jeb bush benefits to a certain amount by the flat field where he's got conservatives on his right in, particular, breaking up that conservative base. and all vying for support. and if he is able to wish everybody a small number of the remaining moderates in the party, he can go onto take this, you know, take this nomination of

scott walker, marco rubio, rick perry, and donald trump. and more. mark, you will be there in group will be streaming the action on bloomberg politics.com. who am when i cast of stars was the most out of line? mark: the guy i am watching his marco rubio. his team is underrated. it is one of the strongest teams any candidate has put together. rubio might end up being a better cultural fit in a political force in south carolina then new hampshire and iowa. john: i would have said marco rubio would be my call, but i like to disagree with you. today, i will choose scott walker because right now, if he had to pick a front runner just based on polling, scott walker is two of the head of the field. you can see marco rubio coming up fast. all are has not had a big moment in weeks. he has to try to re-seize the momentum or he will see himself eclipsed by rubio. jeb bush is already hovering in the wings. mark: another guy not in south carolina is john kasich. he is in columbus today. we are reporting that he is having a big powwow. other big figures in the par

marco rubio said at one point not understanding the question.er the past week he changed his statements whether or not the iraq war was a mistake and he had this awkward interview on sunday yesterday when chris wallace confronted marco rubio and his evolution on this issue. the problem is not whether they are good about talking about this. whether they figured out how to make sure they sound consistent as they answer it in different contexts, talking to different people about it. the problem is not skill. the problem is not whether they are good answering the question. the larger problem is, what is seen as the correct answer to this question. because, while jeb bush and marco rubio have been getting in trouble on style points for not exactly knowing what to say and supposedly flubbing this answer. these are the guys that have been judged by the beltway media to be acing this question. >> i think it was a failure in many cases of the intelligence given to the president and congress at the time. >> knowing then what we know now. no wmd in iraq, e

marco rubio, does it need to be this hard for him? covering the republican primary which is that it's a hawk's game here. basically the republican voters really want to go to war. they're missed off about isis. that was wrong then. the conservative grass roots really is not itching for war. maybe they feel more scared. but marco rubio -- he has this new slogan out there saying like nothing matters if you're not safe. they're trying to actually go zell miller on us in 2015. that's not going to work. that's not where america is right now. it's interesting to watch republicans have to fight over the iraq war. >> i want to unpack why rubio couldn't just do what lindsey graham did, which is yeah, we shouldn't have done that. i think what that does, mckay is open up a whole, like fo+um of public litigation around the mistakes made by george w. bush. >> this actually started with jeb bush right? with his five-day four-answer -- >> partridge in a pear tree. >> exactly. finally got to the answer that everyone wanted him to give. the thing that

here is our san marcos problem, the blanco river, san marcos river, in between austin and san antoniothis is crazy, because the last 24 hours, picked up between 9 to 11 1/2 inches of rain. amazing. river crest chart, eight feet last night, expected poppy, near 38 feet incredible 8 to 38 going to watch more water rescues in oklahoma city rogers county, we lost a firefighter trying to perform high water rescue our thoughts to him and the family in the department. >> seems like texas, oklahoma the past few weeks cannot get a break. tom, thanks for keeping an eye on it for us. i appreciate it. switching gears, remembering those whoer is of this country, for a group of journalist and an army serviceman what happened on a baghdad street in 2006 changed their lives forever. coming up next the widow of army captain alex funk houser shares his story and how she is keeping his memory alive. >> one, two, three. >> the pitt nation team is halfway to their goal of competing in the nautica malibu triathlon this september. last week they got together in southern california to swim bike run and have

marco rubio is rising. it is indisputable that marco rubio is on a roll. with that kind of roll comes another kind of roll, one in the proverbial barrel. a story of a billionaire car dealer and his sugar daddy-esque influence on rubio's ascent as well as rubio's positions and moves to help said billionaire. on a scale of one to godzilla -- how big of a problem is that story? mark: is four but it could go higher. the "times" did a good job of advancing that. if you took the facts about rubio and put them on the clintons, there is no question that republicans would say there is a lot of -- maybe not a lot of illegal, but they are in terms of interdependence between rubio and his wife and this donor. there is going to be more to come on this story. i am almost certain of it. he did not interview for this story. the donor did an interview for this story in the "times." they left some questions unanswered that are going to be the target of a lot of journalists and a lot of oppositional research going forward. john: the eye goes toward quid pro quo. what did he

>> no question that marco rubio is biggest threat to jeb bush that marco rubio is drinking out of thee cup as jeb bush he like having this long noncandidate city where he's gobbling up superpack money an getting big as a whale at least in economic officials he likes that parking lot. what he doesn't like is that people are switching to rubio establishment republicans and they think rubio would be effective running against hillary clinton. young hispanic new generation, and it has not old bush versus bush. >> thank you so much. >> standing by his side jeb bush revealing that he would done the same thing as his brother and evaded iraq in 2003. former governor speaking exclusively to fox news's megyn kelly. >> i would have so would have hillary clinton to reminding everybody and everybody that was confronted with the intelligence they got. mistake? >> retrospect not just the united states saw that it was faulty. in retro spect once he innovated, and took out saddam hussein we didn't focus on security in the secure environment. turned on the united states military because there was no sec

here on "the kelly file" we sat down with ted cruz marco rube bow, carly fiorina among others and had two exclusive interviews with jeb bush and one with chris christie to get a sense of what they're planning and take stock of who they are as leaders. tonight we'll let you hear directly from the candidates so you can decide who has the best ideas. but we begin with our fox news digital file editor. good to see you. so far with those who have declared has anyone significantly hurt himself or herself or helped him or herself? >> well there's a way to think about this all which is they're all -- i can tell you exactly why any of them cannot win the nomination. they're all disqualified therefore, none of them are disqualified. they all have damaged themselves. they've all have helped themselves. it's in the very early going but there's not much in that early going left. we are down to the beginning of the summer and these folks really only have a matter of about eight weeks, ten weeks until it's on this. is the preseason. the real stuff starts when they hit that debate stage, the fox news

marco rubio, 74%. jeb bush 70 and scott walker 61, rand paul 59.ee 52 rick perry 45 ben carson 39 chris christie 38. and ms. fism-- what is now here in new york, monica and kirstine. great picture on that. i think that was airbrushed a little. >> maybe a little. >> i'm sure they don't airbrush your covers bill. >> it doesn't help there's not a brush big enough in the world, this is what you get. >> okay, now. you are a democrat. and when you look at the other side i mean these are all patriots you would agree with that right? all sincere people? >> hm-mm. yeah. >> all right, so let's assume that we are going to put partisanship away. it looks like marco rubio is the big winner in the poll because people do not know a lot about him, but the impression is we will support him, we will listen right? >> that is definitely right. he had a strong roll out and he is somebody that the base seems to do really like a lot, and i think he does have a lot of appeals in terms of what his down side i think it will be end up being an experience and his age. it's ha

marco rubio, ex senador que se estÁ lanzando por el partido republicano, dijo lo siguiente. de esto? amanda renterÍa: yo creo que cuando el momento era un poco difÍcil en el senado, Él se alejÓ de nosotros, Él se fue. y yo creo que un lÍder cuando es importante tiene que pelear por la comunidad, tiene que seguir adelante-- jorge ramos: ¿a quÉ se refiere que Él se fue? ¿que cambiÓ de posición? amanda renterÍa: sí, cuando el partido-- cuando su partido republicano tenÍa problemas con la reforma, Él ahora estÁ diciendo diferentes cosas. y yo creo que cuando es-- de esta comunidad tienes que parar y decir, no, no, esta es gente que es importante, que ellos tienen voz y si es difÍcil, es mÁs importante decir que necesitamos la reforma. y Él no, yo miro una persona que me da un poco de tristeza, cuando tienes todo lo que Él tiene, o como yo, la verdad es-- necesitamos ayudar a otros a seguir adelante, y Él no hizo eso. jorge ramos: hablando de otras voces, a travÉs de facebook nos llega el siguiente mensaje: [lee] dice, enfocar sus esfuerzos para unir familias con una reforma migr

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john: i would have said that marco rubio was going to be my call.ut i always want to try to get in the disagreement zone with you. today i'll avert and choose scott walker. just because scott walker right now, if you had to pick a frontrunner in the race right now, just on the basis of polling, scott walker still at the head of the field right now. you can see marco rubio coming up fast. walker has not had a big moment in weeks. i think he's got to try to reseize the momentum or he's going to see himself ecliment -- eclimsed by rubio and there's always of course jeb bush hovering in the wings. mark: there's another guy who won't be in south carolina which is john kasich. he's in columbus today. we're reporting on bloombergpolitics.com that he's having a big pow wow, one of many secret meetings he's had over the last several weeks. the former senator is there. other big figures in the party. and his local columbus team. and former congressman walker from pennsylvania. they are meeting to do more due diligence about whether kasich should run. he's ski

esto ocurre en el marco del conflicto que tiene bolivia y chile por territorio marÍtimo.el secreto por muchos aÑos. no le dije a nadie y yo pensaba que yo estaba bien. pero en realidad no estaba bien. >> es algo que no mas lo guardas atrÁs porque en realidad no puedes hablar con nadie. periodista: estas mujeres comparten la pesadumbre de un doloroso secreto que las marcÓ para siempre. la interrupciÓn de un embarazo, una salida inmediata a una situaciÓn inesperada. >> con el dolor que va estar presente siempre, siempre la vida de la mujer, en la vida de un hombre porque fue una decisiÓn muy drÁstica de interrumpir la vida de una persona. periodista: un secreto que guardan por vergüenza o por temor a ser juzgadas pero que aflora sentimientos de culpabilidad, inseguridad y que en ocasiones conlleva una profunda depresiÓn tambiÉn conocida como estrÉs postaborto. un dolor que no sÓlo afecta a mujeres sino tambiÉn a algunos hombres que tomaron parte en esta decisiÓn. una insatisfacciÓn por la vida que tiende a utilizarse cuando existen uno o mÁs abortos en una familia. [habla e