marsha clark, author of bloodyy thank you very much for yourve time. it.we a have a great day.ve a gre >> thank you. you too. >>> all right. >> fascinating. >> first of all how much timeime has gone by since that wholeha thing you about the oj simpsonon case the precursor to whato w twitter is knowledge everything was televised and it was allsea eyes glued to what was happening the latest developments. >> yeah. >> big names came out of that. >> some eventual big names backb then they were may not have beee big names they turned into bigd names because of theirhe connection to oj sill son.sill n >> still on tv.>> s on >> how prince's schedule the dad he died could give new clues n what it was that killed him plus justin beiber sued again. we'll go live to tmz and get all the details for you neck.eck. it's 9:40.it's 9:40. the roast looks good dad. how good? 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green beans? yep! and they're blowing up on instagram. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet!!!! as it should. life is family mealtime and everythin

marsha of ridley park. a woman who answered the door at the dr. marsha's home toll us gnaw new york. prosecutors describe an elaborate scheme saying dr. summers and his co-defendants were allegedly doing 10 times the am of business their licenses allowed. claiming they were dealing to drug dealers and drug addicts as far away as cape may, new jersey. prosecutors 11 these doctors were harming the very people they were meant to help claiming they failed to provide medical and mental health screenings. >> terrible but, you know, some people you get the opportunity to make $5 million, $5 million they'll sell themselves out and sell their soul for it. >> reporter: court records show dr. summers lost his license to practice after the dea served a search warn at his south philly clinic back in 20 2014. meantime only one doctor of the three indicted has a license left to practice. each faces charges now including distribution, health care fraud and money laundering. they're expected to surrender to federal authorities next week. natasha brown cbs3 "eyewit

marsha of ridley park. a woman who answered the door at the dr.arsha's home toll us gnaw new york. prosecutors describe an elaborate scheme saying dr. summers and his co-defendants were allegedly doing 10 times the am of business their licenses allowed. claiming they were dealing to drug dealers and drug addicts as far away as cape may, new jersey. prosecutors 11 these doctors were harming the very people they were meant to help claiming they failed to provide medical and mental health screenings. >> terrible but, you know, some people you get the opportunity to make $5 million, $5 million they'll sell themselves out and sell their soul for it. >> reporter: court records show dr. summers lost his license to practice after the dea served a search warn at his south philly clinic back in 20 2014. meantime only one doctor of the three indicted has a license left to practice. each faces charges now including distribution, health care fraud and money laundering. they're expected to surrender to federal authorities next week. natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitne

marsha blackburn says women don't want equal play, and while he said people should have time to spendeir families, but personally but not to support it officially. and the congress alone, the house republicans have voted 12 times to attack women's health care. again and again republicans threaten to shut down the entire government just to defund planned parenthood and take life-saving preventative care and affordable contraception away from millions and millions of women. they are still on that, this committee taking names. they're on that. so it is -- it is again -- we can only show you some of the statements in this setting. we will show you more in other settings. in the meantime, i want you to yield to the distinguished democratic whip, mr. hoyer. >> thank you very much, leader. the republicans have created an environment of radical im, fear and exclusion. the presumptive nominee is the result of their work on and what they have sowed they are now reaping. tomorrow house republicans will welcome donald trump to capitol hill, someone who supports legislation to allow businesses to

joining me now, marsha blackburn. she's endorsed donald trump's campaign. thank you for joining us. good to see you again. >> yes. absolutely. >> regardless of the "new york times" story, according to polls, mr. trump does have a problem with women voters leading into november. how can he fix it? >> i think he fixes it by putting the focus on issues they want to talk about. national security, jobs and economic security, retirement security, getting rid of some of the regulation that is just crippling businesses and causes a lot of wage stagnation. that's how he fixes it and that's what people want to talk about. >> but do you think that this "times" story and others out there like it, plus other interviews he's done on the record with howard sterns, et cetera, is that going to hurt donald trump with women in places like philadelphia and ohio? >> i think what is so interesting about this, women know that they are going to be men that they have passed along the way in their career that have said things that they don't like. donald trump has said things i don't like. let me tell you th

and also marsha.a, you wrote if trump could stop taking spot shots to women, he has a golden opportunity to make far greater in-roads than i has now. martha, that's a big if at the top of that statement. but why do you think there is so much potential there? >> well, you know, you can look at this election from the perspective of women voters through the lens of their gender. and women's issues. and that gives you one set of issues to think about how they will vote. but if you shift the lens and look at women voters through the lens of the economy, it gives you an entirely different perspective of them as voter. the economy is the number one issue for all voters and it's even more important to women. issues that relate to economic equality and access are also important issues to women. and donald trump, while he doesn't lead at the moment in terms of the voters opinion about whether or not he could handle the economy, he certainly has an opening to address women and all voters, but plurarticuly women

. >> marsha called me on the phone, and said, guess who won the power ball? i said, who?e did. i i said, well, stop april fooling me, and get off my phone. >> reporter: it was not a joke. their mother, pearly, a regular where she bought the ticket for her and seven adult children. they picked the numbers themselves. they said someone in the group had a dream. >> we had devine intervention that gave us the numbers. that's the only way you can explain that. >> reporter: the family ranges from 38 to 70 years old. in an instant, lives changed. up until now, it's been a secret. they spent the week going to work and seeking guidance from legal and other advisers before coming forward. >> it was, like, an affirmation from god because we have dreams that we want to fulfill in life, and dot/lxhçju our community an for each other and our families, and it was, like, well, we have been funded to do that. >> reporter: paying off mortgages and student loans a part of the plan, and so is giving to the church and bulkering katherine's mentoring program. they have the freedom to do whatev

one of the lawmakers that attended that meeting is marsha blackburn of tennessee.. >> good to be with you. thank you. >> tell us how many members inside that meeting and what was donald trump's message? >> it was donald trump jr. there were probably 15 members who were there today for the meeting. it was a message of support for the second amendment, support for our fundamental freedoms and i appreciated that donald trump jr. actually used that term. looking at our bill of rights is something that's foundational and fundamental to our freedoms in this country. >> i'm sure you're aware that donald trump sr. is speaking with paul ryan, the speaker of the house. is there disappointment for you or others that paul ryan is yet to endorse the republican nominee? >> it's all a process. speaker ryan is doing great job. he's got a full plate working through the issues here in the house. we're still here tonight voting. i think you'll see that endorsement come. they are building a relationship. speaker ryan is focused on bringing forth a project that we'll unveil next month.

none has done so as vocally as marsha blackburn. he believes this policy can attract women if they can hear him over the noise.>> does he need to do more to repair his relationship with women? and how women view him? >> it is fair to say he has room for improvement. when it comes to that he has said some things that i prefer he not say. >> i see tremendous suffering, i have a very big heart.>>> reporter: when kelly confronted him for a series of tweets, he stopped just short of apology. >> did i say that? >> many times. >> excuse me. >>> reporter: a one way he could address this was to name a woman as his partner on the ticket. congressman blackburn said she would not turn down that offer. she said right now she-- there is nothing she could say about that.>> that makes you go okay. >>> this is your source for campaign action. download the application and get the alerts, the candidate profiles and the latest polling all in one place, and it is free. >>> hundreds of people gathered to remember the road ask-- heroic acts. >> the univer

i vote marsha blackman congratulations republican vice presidential nominee. >> okay i don't know ifeone sent me a message when they made mine because it's smaller but little marco. >> little marco. >> i'm going with marco rubio. >> your picture of marco is little. >> it is. >> but i he has to win florida it would be a surprise and trump needs to reun any party. establishment is feeling disconnected from him. if marco rubio can forgive donald trump and get behind him that will vote whorz feel completely disconnected from this right now and i think choosing a woman is too obvious and predictable and i think this could be thetic tote get this donald trump. >> can he forgive is the question. >> i novrment i know. >> tom, great mind think alike. >> zana martinez would be the best pick. >> you said martinez. >> i don't think she's able to be convinced. i'm going with marsh ablackburg to back donald trump i thought i was picking a wildcard. >> [ here's what ]. >> i'm alone in my republican pick. >> is that why you rolled your eyes at me. >> i couldn't believe it. >> congratulations. you wa

. >> representative marsha blackburn has said she will support the republican nominee.shville, tennessee. representative, good to talk to you again. let's get your reaction here to ryan. were you surprised to hear him say this? what's your reaction to your speaker? >> i think it's probably a very honest reaction. and he went on to say that he looks forward to working to getting to that point, and erin, i think they will sit down, they will focus on some issues, and probably drill down on the things that the american people are saying we want these as priorities. national security, jobs and economic security. retirement security. they will drill down on that, and i think you will see speaker ryan and most of the, if not all of the 246 house republicans supporting donald trump. and working to make certain that we defeat hillary clinton in november. >> so you don't think that this in any way encourages some of your colleagues who have come out and said they will not support donald trump to hope for a third party? is paul ryan not opening the door? let's just be fair. what

tennessee republican congresswoman marsha blackburn joins me. look, you were asked about this a couple of weeks ago. you said anybody would consider that offer. is it something, if donald trump or ben carson called you n said would you like to be on the list? would you like to go through the process, is that something you would do? >> steve, the individuals don't say no to public service. with that said, i would be a most unusual choice. and nobody knows. pundits make lists. people make lists. i think dr. carson and mr. trump know who is on their list and who they are going to have conversations with. the bigger point is what we have to do is come around our nominee and make certain that we defeat hillary clinton in november. and that donald trump becomes the next president of the united states. and that's the goal. >> so you are ready to rally around him. you are rallying around him. >> yes, i am. >> the leader of the republicans in the house, paul ryan, says he isn't yet. i want to play what katrina pearson said about that just a short while a

marsha blackburn says women don't want equal pay and speaker familiess leave for and unfunded mandate says people shouldn't have time to spend with their families but personally, he does not supported officially. republicans have voted 12 times to reject women's health care. they have threatened to shut down the entire government just to defund planned parenthood. they still are on that. this committee. taking names. they are still on that. so it is again, we can only show you some of the statements in this setting. we will show you more in other settings. in the meantime, i want you to yield to the distinguished democratic with this reporter. x thank you very much. created an have environment of radicalism, fear and inclusion -- and exclusion. the presumptive nominee is the result of their work. and what they have sowed, they are now reaping. tomorrow, donald trump will be welcome to capitol hill. legislationsupports to allow businesses to refuse services to lgbt people and their families. segregation, revisited. but this is nothing new. been supporting policies that expressly discri

. >> marsha, tracy, jackie, by brother steven my sister renee', my mother pearly and my other sister catherine. >> how about this, the mom pearly, she's a pastor in trenton. she ended up taking the cash on this one. that's $284 million. they all pray that they spend it wisely and they say friday the 13th it is a blessed day for the smith family. outside the lot row headquarters i'm karen hepp fox 29 news. >>> those prayers are answered. now could you have the same luck as those lucky winners? get your powerball tickets then watch the drawing right here on fox 29 every wednesday and saturday night. >>> a proud day for some villanova students. well now former villanova students. the university holding its 173rd commencement today. >> george raffling delivered the commencement address. he was awarded an honorary degree. >>> new at 6:00 a man makes run for it at a local apartment building he's not being chased though. and police want to find out where he went. what he did inside the building that has authorities worried. plus -- >> i'm bruce gordon at the philadelphia children's play gro

. >> marsha, tracy, jackie, my brother steven, my sister rene renee', my mother pearly and my other sisteratherine. >> reporter report how about the mom pearly she's a pastor in trenton. she ended up taking the cash on this one that's $284 million. they all pray that they spend it wisely and they say friday the 13th it is a blessed day for the smith family. from outside the lottery headquarters i'm karen hepp fox 29 news. >>> so happy for that family. now, could you be the next millionaire? get your powerball tickets and watch the drawing live right here on fox 29 every wednesday and saturday night. >>> a family in northeast philadelphia is tied up at gun point and robbed in their own house this happened last night on the 1400 block of farah day street in philadelphia's somerton section. the suspects broke in, tied up the terrified couple in their 60s and their 37-year-old son. they wore masks and gloves hadn't a handgun. they repeatedly asked the family where was the money while they ransack the place. well, the victim spoke to fox 29 saying the suspects clearly had a house in mind but it

. >> marsha called me on the phone and said guess who won the powerball? and i said who? >> and she said we did. and i said, well, stop april fooling me and, um, get off of my phone. she said it's true. we won the powerball. i haven't slept since then. >> most of the family members say they will not quit their j jobs but they are heading on vacation. >>> the former treasurer of the aston athletic association facing charges to night. he's accused of of stealing tense of thousands of dollars. this is the suspect james porter. he's accused of making hundreds of purchases and cash withdrawals using unauthorize depth bib card tied to the associate's account. he swiped that card more than 250 times stealing more than 50 grand. porter repaid $45,000 but reviewed you had fused to stop coaching so police were called inform he's free on bond tonight. >>> judge in allentown here's hears testimony on weather former super star jimmy snook today is mentally competent to stand trial. a psychologist testified today snook today suffers from dementia and is mentally inn spent. he lives in

. >> marsha called me on the phone and said guess who won the powerball? and i said who?> and she said we did. and i said, well, stop april fooling me and, um, get off of my phone. she said it's true. we won the powerball. i haven't slept since then. >> most of the family members say they will not quit their j jobs but they are heading on vacation. >>> the former treasurer of the aston athletic association facing charges to night. he's accused of of stealing tense of thousands of dollars. this is the suspect james porter. he's accused of making hundreds of purchases and cash withdrawals using unauthorize depth bib card tied to the associate's account. he swiped that card more than 250 times stealing more than 50 grand. porter repaid $45,000 but reviewed you had fused to stop coaching so police were called inform he's free on bond tonight. >>> judge in allentown here's hears testimony on weather former super star jimmy snook today is mentally competent to stand trial. a psychologist testified today snook today suffers from dementia and is mentally inn spent. he lives in ca

let's talk to the experts including steve moore, jeff dewitt and representative marsha blackburn.steve, you are the financial expert. if barack obama said he wanted to raise the minimum wage and tax the rich would there be we shouldn't have a federal minimum wage because it costs less to live in alabama than new york. charles: retail jobs actually lost jobs last month instead of gaining them. jeff dewitt, donald trump clarifying here a little bit. i was afraid not just because of conservative principles but because of my own wallet. i wish someone could sit down with me when i write that check to the irs. maybe i don't know all the loopholes. i think it's a reason to go after successful people in this country. it's a dangerous path. >> something on his website forever when you go into policies is he wants to reduce the loopholes used only by the super wealthy. he wants to simplify the tax code and he's a businessman. he's taking a results-oriented approach to the plan. he came out with four points. he said i want to reduce taxes on the middle class, growth u.s. economy and do that

joined by marsha blackburn of tennessee. thank you both. i guess you both have the same question. you both had districts that were carried by whom in the primaries? >> trump. carried my district. >> they are. i've said it was going to be an outsider year. i think that's good and healthy for the party and quiet frankly i'm energized by the new voters that are coming into the republican party this cycle. >> i notice the first line is he want to stop hillary. is that a deciding factor for most republicans middle of the road, left and right or right and far right? >> i think that's a consideration. none of us are supporting hillary clinton, obviously. for people like me and my other colleagues that are more center right, we do have concerns about the lack of policy specifics. these are the concerns a lot of us have. >> what's the best you can say about those? you don't really mean it when he said john mccain is not war hero. the plane crashed. >> i don't know. i haven't discussed any of that with mr. trump. when you look at the issues in front of this country, national security, jobs

. >> marsha called me and said guess who won the powerball and i said who, and said we did and i said stop april fooling me and get off of my phone. >> it was true and no word what happened when she figure the lotto winners will receive a check for $25 million each. a bunch of them went in on it. >> yes. >> we need to pool our resources. >> we did. the last time was a billion. we had people throw in. >> we could be a contender if we buy a ticket. >> got to play. we saw the sun. good thing. >> like we won the lottery today. >> yes. the three degree guarantee. i might get it right. no guarantees right now but it is looking good. i went 76 for a high. and we'll add up the numbers at 11. live look outside. yes, there is sunshine and it is 76. let's put a cap on that. winds are northwest at 12 but gusting to 22. cold front number one is through us today. we will have a nice evening and nice friday night, a great friday night. temperatures in the 60s and dry. tomorrow afternoon so you can get stuff done in the morning. no worries, showers and storms, noon to five p.m. and there is a couple

marsha marshallton and glasgow. as we head to the south, there have been clouds, a northeast wind coming off delaware pbay ad the ocean. rehoboth beach at 58. dewey beach is 59. even back to the west, georgetown, 63. wouldn't normally be that cool, but there's some clouds down there, as you can see on the satellite picture. the darker areas are totally clear. and you can see some patches of clouds in southern delaware. not that there's going to be any kind of rain other than an isolated shower and a couple clouds up north of williamsport that could lead to an isolated shower in some areas this afternoon. but we're warming back up, at least for now, for a couple days. 62 tuesday, 69 wednesday, 72 today, 76 on friday. and actually get above average, and then things go down as we go into saturday. well, we're dry right now. that's for sure. but things are going to change as we look back to our west. we find a lot of dry air, but not down here. see this area in texas? this is headed right in our direction, and it's goin

marsha marshallton, 82. and rehoboth and dewey beach in the 70s for now.t the shore, the skies are mostly sunny. no sign of showers and temperatures at the shore have also moved up significantly. looking at 82 degrees in cape may courthouse. ocean city and atlantic city in the 70s. upper 70s this afternoon for the beach, but go inland and you can see the 80s. just cool down a little bit in summer's point. a breeze coming in off the ocean. the ocean is cooler. 65 degrees, the ocean water temperature at cape may. 57 degrees in atlantic city. the cool ocean breezes are going to keep temperatures in line at the shore. inland, the numbers soar. look how clear it is. futurecast showing at 1:30 this afternoon, no sign of any clouds in our area. there is a possibility we'll see a shower develop this evening. you can see the activity moving in from the west. the shower threat into the late evening hours. a brief shower possible. this may not be the only chance for showers coming our way. got the holiday forecast which does have rain in it, come memorial day. vai. >

marsha blackburn, a player in the house republican conference. a congresswoman from tennessee. but i would say that neither of those, with all due respect to their career achievements, have really risen to sort of the serious frontier main republican bench that somebody, who if donald trump is serious about saying the very first thing i need is somebody who can help me govern. somebody who can -- who is prepared for the presidency. i don't think either of those women really has the kind of resume that puts them in that position just yet. >> now, 1972 comes to mind. trump could find himself in the position of george mcgovern in 1972. i mean, for the life of him, he could not get anybody to be his running mate for what looked like a lost cause in that election. he lobbied hard to get ted kennedy who said no. then he asked hubert humphrey. he asked walter mondale. they all said no way. finally, tom eagleton, the missouri senator said yes, but then he had to quit days later when it was revealed he suffered depression and electric shock treatment. after that, a whole bunch of others

. >> marsha, tracy, jackie, my brother steven, my sister renee', my mother pearly and my other sisteratherine. >> my mom pearly bought the ticket to share with all seven kids. how she'd pick the numbers. >> we had divine intervention gave us the numbers. >> yes. >> that's the only way you can explain that. >> after raising seven children and here you are a millionaire, what is that like? >> wow! (laughter). >> that's what it's like, wow. >> they've got item of financial advisers and plan to pay off student loans and mortgages, kathy is going to help change lives. >> my sister catherine lives in a see in the state of new jersey and has always been her dream to do a mentoring program for young women and she has been doing that for the last 15 years and has been a struggle to get funding and now she has her own funding where she can help these young ladies at risk. >> should sports cars or fancy clothes the smiths are family people who want to help their church and the needy and make their dreams come true. >> anything can happen in new jersey. (laughter). (applause). >> reporter: ain't

. >> reporter: marsha blackburn says this shows they were allowed to illegally review patients most privatenformation in order to match them up with a daily order stem express had for specific fetal organs and body parts. in addition, the patients were consistently given invalid consent forms that may also violate federal law. >> the forms will say, do you want to donate to participate in the cure of alzheimer's or cancer or various diseases? well, these fetal tissues have not been used and that type or research or cure. >> reporter: democrats on the panel continue to ask that the panel itself be disbanded. saying in a letter to house speaker paul ryan, quote, the danger posed by the panel is real and serious. democrats say blackburn is abusing her subpoena power to, quote, intimidate scientific researches and doctors. under federal law it is illegal to sell fetal issue though donations are legal. blackburn said that's one of the reasons she's using subpoena power when the parties won't cooperate to determine why specimens for which tissue procurement companies may abortion companies in the

. >> and marsha called me on the phone and said guess who won the powerball and i said, who?d, well, stop april fooling me and, uhm, get off of my phone. [ laughter ] >> she quickly realized no joke here. the family of eight plans to give 10% of the prize to their church and they plan to take a vacation. of course. pay off some mortgages, too, i heard. >>> another special sighting in the local waters. whales have been fun near lands end near the golden gate bridge. we don't know if they are the same whales we saw in the bay yesterday. but here's a look at some gopro video. the kite surfer a shot yesterday of the two whales. he tried to stay the required 100 yards away from them but i don't think the whales read that. [ laughter ] he said it was humbling to see them so close to him. that's great video. that's why i have the gopro on. >> there it is. >> how cool is that? >> you're already kite surfing next to the golden gate bridge in one of the most beautiful places on earth. oh, hey, it's a whale! that's cool. they follow the food. because the water temperatures are different

marsha oversees the program. >> as other inmates are walking by, they would kind of snicker and laughease and that kind of thing. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: that was a few years ago. the only comment being made now include, how can i sign up? >> i thought i'd give it a try. >> reporter: this lifer says he gets better with every ball of yarn. >> the first things i knit were pretty terrible. but it got better as i go and just practiced and now i'm doing pretty good work. >> reporter: gerald hickman is also locked up for life. he calls this unusual inmate activity therapeutic. >> it's relaxing. it's a good way to center. >> reporter: it's a great way to give these inmates a feeling so foreign behind bars, a sense of pride. >> i really see them walk a little taller. >> it's really satisfying. especially when you're done with it, you know. >> i think this is a self-help group. they when start giving, they get so excited and they just want to give more. >> reporter: a giving spirit on display in a most unlikely way inside folsom prison where these men spend their time patching up old wounds by

. >> with me now, republican congresswoman, marsha blackburn, also a possible vp pick. welcome. >> good morning. >> good morning. as you look at the scene, outside the rnc headquarters, what goes through your mind? >> well, it's quite a scene. i find it so curious that everybody is out there and protesters are out there, because there is going to be a meeting between the speaker of the house and our nominee for president. and i think one of the things is it shows the heightened interest in the campaign. it also shows there are people who are very pro and very anti. so you know, little taste of what's to come in the fall, don't you think? >> yeah, just a little taste of what's to come. let me ask you about donald trump's policies, because some republicans are confused by exactly where he stands on issues. mr. frtrump would say you know what, i'm flexible. if he were a normal run of the mill politician, many people would call him a flip flopper. isn't that the same as flip flopping? >> carol, what we're looking at is what the voters are saying. and so many times it is not

. >> she didn't actually tell me.l she told my sister marsha andnd marsha called me on the phone,h, andwon theho w powerball? and i said who? ana she said we did. d and i said, well, stopple aprila foolin phone.on and um she said i'm not. n it's may, it's may. >> the smiths plan on donatingon 10% of the winnings to their church and plan on familyamy vacation.cati >> as they should.eyuld >> oh, my gosh.h,sh. they always say to do thehe computer way like let thee t computer generate the numbers ns but they chose their own numberu much that's remarkable.mabl that's awesome.wesome. >>> women aren't the only onesye having baby showers these days.y >> that's right.rht. man showers are becoming popular now. believe it or not, but it mayno not what you think. tnk so it's not a gathering of guys eating cake and opening guestsnt like a woman's shower. showe instead many of these man m showers feature dads to be. b heading off on big trips with their guy friends.y hmm this is starting to soundfrs like a botch lore trip.ri >> a chance for male bond bragbb the expectant dad loses some of his free ti

inmate's mother marsha henson come forward saying she conceived with prince back in 1976.s only known to have one child a boy who died in 19961 week after he was born. >>> illinois grandfather takes his grandson' need for kidney to the streets. >> charlie, retired truck driver he's used to long drives but never for such a serious cause. his grandson matthew needs a kidney. he's advertising for hem on the back of his pick up and this is not matthew's first bout with kidney disease. he had a transplant when he was just three years old. right now he does dialysis at home and his grandpa hopes hitting the road had safe him. >> that's just what i'm looking for. a hero to be a hero for my grandson. grandpa he says can you do this for me? i said, what am i going to say, no? >> i said definitely will, you know. >> what's going to happen if you don't get the kidney. >> i'll be in the hospital get really really sick. possibly die. i mean, i'm only 25. i got a whole life ahead of me. >> yes, he does. matthew and his family are working with transplant service they're also active on so

congressman marsha blackburn has been putting on this special bipartisan event for the last 14 years, women and men come out to celebrate all kinds of women making a difference in their community. so thank you, nashville, for welcoming me. lovely town. >>> folks in indiana at the polls right now. we asked you earlier, do you think indiana will be the state to decide the republican nominee? we have a ton of answers. yeah, look at that vote. live vote total on twitter. here's what some of our viewers had to say as well. jenna says yes, weeks, if not months. the people vote trump. 84% right now is going to do it. watch tonight. i'm gretchen. here's shep. >> it's 3:00 on the east coast, noon on the west coast, and decision time in indiana. >> if we win in indiana, it's over with, folks. it's over with. and then we focus on hillary clinton. >> we are neck and neck. this race is tied in indiana. >> how are you, sir? >> the cruz ticket pressing the flesh, pushing voters to the polls. >> it is my prayer that hoosiers will come out and vote today in record numbers. >> but hoosiers haven't all

. >> marsha called me on the phone and said, guess who won the powerball? and i said, who? said, we did, and i said, well, stop april fooling me and get off of my phone. >> reporter: valerie, the eldest of seven, says her 70-year-old mother pearlie mae bought the ticket at this 7-eleven in trenton, new jersey, the winning numbers coming to her in a dream. so these aren't regular numbers that you always play? >> no, no birthdays, no anniversary dates. we had divine intervention gave us the numbers. >> reporter: so what does it mean for this family? >> we each have dreams that we want to fulfill in this life. >> reporter: katherine says a portion of her winnings will help fund the mentoring program she runs for young women. and for valerie, a recently retired prison administrator, it means some r&r. >> i'm going to have -- take that long, extended trip that i have been postponing. >> reporter: they're splitting the lump sum of $284 million eight ways. have you calculated what that number will be? >> that depends on the tax guy i just met. [ laughter ] >> reporter: after those

so she's facing new challenges with older kids. [ laughter ] >> so i -- marsha is here somewhere a great mine also worked with me on these issues. they all live in d.c. and why they're here. >> we've been listening to hillary clinton in loudoun county, virginia, the focus today on independents and republicans that hillary clinton thinks she can pick off in a swing portion of the state of virginia which could be another purple battleground coming up. i want to invite grover norquist, the president and founder of americans for tax reform joining us live. thanks for your time. >> sure. >> you say you've endorsed trump's promise to endorse across the board tax cuts but your own organization americans for tax reform asks for republican candidates to sign a no new taxes pledge. trump say, for the wealthy, fra frankly, it's going to go up and it really should go up. on cnn, trump clarified a bit. take a listen. >> i said that i may have to increase the section -- by the way, everybody across the board, businesses, everybody's getting a tax cut, especially the middle class. and i said i may have

marsha, we spoke about this when the justices asked for more information from everyone, trying to figure a third way. so here was a decision without really a decision. >> well, actually, that third way was sort of an opening for the court. right after oral arguments, when it looked like the court was going to divide 4-4, they issued a special order telling the parties, the government and the nonprofit employers, to brief their own suggested compromise, a compromise offered by the court it i itself. when the brief came barks hari, didn't look like there was a lot of room for compromise there. but there was enough that the court in its opinion today, which was an unsigned opinion read by the chief justice from the bench, the court said, look, it looks as though there's been movement on both sides here. let's give the parties the opportunity in the lower courts to develop it before we as the supreme court would get involved in it, and that's what they did. they said specifically they would not decide whether the government's plan in practice now to accommodate religious objections substanti

list of early contenders with who could run with trump, susana martinez, tennessee congress come marsha blackburn and nikki haley. she was vocal in slamming trump from day one and saying nope, not going to do it, not going to be the running mate, although she will support him for the nominee. in your report you say susana martinez is the yin to donald trump's yang. and this is despite governor martinez's support for marco rubio and denouncing his anti-imnant commeanti-i anti-immigrant comments. so it's interesting, why are you even entertaining that and going so far as calling her a shero? >> right. so a couple weeks ago, bill o'reilly said that susana martinez would be the only pick for donald trump to have because she would be so effective in helping him in the general election. the big caveat is would she accept? you know, suspending that and saying let's say that he does a really good job of convincing her and wooing ining her, and acce accepts, she would do so much to help him not with the latino vote because the latino ship has sailed. they're not going to support donald trump. >>

trump, where the party is going and the fact he has become the presumptive nominee and point out what marsha blackburn made on capitol hill this last week she believes women, her constituents look at donald trump and say, yes, he's made a couple of comments and we don't love it but in her view, women want the same kinds of things everyone else does, economic opportunities, national security issues and safe borders and those are the issues donald trump can speak to them on. >> there is a separate report autobiothe new york times suggesting the trump campaign is already formulating an attack plan on hillary clinton. what more do we know about the strategy and game plan? >> reporter: it's interesting. the trump campaign is not known for telegraphing their strategies or attack plans on any opponents. they haven't done so. to hear trump talk about how he will go after hillary clinton is something new, something his aides were talking to me about last week, the ultimate goal is to make voters question her f fitness, question her character, question her judgment, who she is as a person, not who she

. >> but you've not seen republican leadership in the form of women other than maybe like a marsha blackburn, who have really come out and defended him. on the flip side, very few republican women like yourself have come on national programs and said this is not the candidate i'm willing to support. >> that's basically the problem is that women aren't -- republican women are not fully behind donald trump. for him to win, they have to be. they have to figure out -- he has to start figuring a way to round the corners and talk to republican women as well as independent women and find a way to earn their vote. i think a lot of them believe that right now they may not support him, but if they could be courted a little bit more, that can change. >> but you're a strategist, how do you design that courtship? >> one of the things that you do is you do exactly what he's doing with hillary clinton. he has to keep hammering her, keep her unfavorables very high, so hopefully from his point of view there's a low turnout among women because that's what he wants to see is very low turnout among women. >> so

reports from capitol hill and this part of the rotunda is quieter today but i was able to talk to marsharn, one of the more prominent woman on the republican side in congress. she had an interesting way of describing this getting to know you session between ryan and trump and priebus who really don't know each other all that well. >> do you think the meeting is more about policy or personalities today? >> i think it's a little bit of both. it is a getting to know you type meeting. maybe kind of like speed dating, if you will. so there's a little bit of that in there but also paul is all about policy. and i think -- >> reporter: he's known for that. >> he's known for that. it's in his dna. i think mr. trump knows he needs some insight into how the policy world works. >> i also have new reporting from senator orrin hatch, the most senior republican in the senate. he will meet with donald trump later today and first endorsed jeb bush then marco rubio. he is saying whatever he can to make sure trump has a successful campaign but wants trump to understand there are citizens in the home state

marsha blackburne as well. neil: laugh people say a woman should be on that ticket. >> look, i think it should be the best possible fit for donald trump. i mean these things come down to chemistry. neil: yeah. >> who can you work with well? who's going to help exact your agenda when you get into town? . neil: fair enough. >> and making washington work might not be the answer. it might be wrecking washington outright, and it could be the right fit there. neil: all right. thank you, my friend. always good -- i always learn something. again, run away from that christie prediction now because i'm on that page. pete, thank you very much. pete schneider. all right. i've been bemoaning this coverage story in time magazine. that's based out of bookmakers and takers. i've written, i've seen her pieces, i've seen her on television. very sophisticated woman. but i'm notifying in this makes meant to claw to get my hands on the book, which i will. but the markets are the ones choking the economy. what's going on here is choking the economy. is anyone choking the markets by any ch

marsha black earned. on the house side. the house speaker new eating rich.ng that we have here. involving donald trump. he would be open to serving. the democratic nominee arguments they likely hillary clinton. she would have a big decision, two. her nomination include tomas perez. jo ling castro. elizabeth warren in massachusetts. donald trump has been tweeting about elizabeth warren earlier today. i hope corrupt hillary clinton chooses goofy elizabeth war and as her running mate. i will beat them both. potentially a nick name there. neil: that is how you tweet, bieber. [laughter] thank you, buddy. charlie gasparino. justin bieber. if you could take only one picture. with whom would it be? more after this. ♪ neil: take a look at what is happening. the bieber bludgeoning. some disappointing earnings. the entertainer is connected. you have no idea. frustrated. very concerned. the man that was greeted with open arms in this country is repudiating. those that god for bid want to take pictures with him. justin bieber has said i feel like a zoo animal. i realize

answer mice text, thank you to you all and we wouldn't be here without ow or moving us forward and marshaor herding us around. we're all at peace with each other and we have the same goal to move third street along. i hope you'll join us on the third street corridor. if any one of you are looking for an election office, i have two vacancies on third street. please come and see me. >> thank you, it's a privilege to celebrate the 12th annual san francisco small business week by recognizing the economic development on third street. >> congratulations. all rightnext up supervisor from district two. >> colleagues, i have the honor to recognize someone in the market, a small business inside district two that is truly the fabric of a neighborhood. that is ellie here, ellie and the van teen valentino market. he immigrated from lebanon and came to the united states in 1988. he has been fabric or part of the fabric of our neighborhood for so many years. he started working on union street as a clerk in the grocery store in the early 1990s. 10 years later with the help of friends, he purchased the va

on april 20, 2016, chairman marshall blackburn held a hearing on the -- marsha blackburn held a hearing on the pricing of fetal tissue and found broad consensus among federal witnesses that federal law may have been violated when abortion clinics profited from the sale of baby body parts. this grave circumstance has caused considerable concern because one of the underpinnings, so-called safeguards, of the statute that allowed for the donation of fetal tissue for transplantation research was that this tissue would not be sold. the author of the statute, former congressman henry waxman, stated during floor debate, 1993, quote, this amendment would enact the most important safe guards to prevent any sale of fetal tissue for any purpose not just the purpose of research. it would be abhorrent, he said, to allow for a sale of fetal tissue and a market to be created for that sale, end quote. and yet this is what is happening today. seen on exhibit b-2 the procurement physical, the name redacted, markets itself in its brochure as a way for clinics to make additional income by allowing procureme

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answer mice text, thank you to you all and we wouldn't be here without ow or moving us forward and marsha for herding us around. we're all at peace with each other and we have the same goal to move third street along. i hope you'll join us on the third street corridor. if any one of you are looking for an election office, i have two vacancies on third street. please come and see me. >> thank you, it's a privilege to celebrate the 12th annual san francisco small business week by recognizing the economic development on third street. >> congratulations. all rightnext up supervisor from district two. >> colleagues, i have the honor to recognize someone in the market, a small business inside district two that is truly the fabric of a neighborhood. that is ellie here, ellie and the van teen valentino market. he immigrated from lebanon and came to the united states in 1988. he has been fabric or part of the fabric of our neighborhood for so many years. he started working on union street as a clerk in the grocery store in the early 1990s. 10 years later with the help of friends, he purchased the

i had dinner with marsha blackburn, very conservative congressman from tennessee who has 100% ratingshe would be a great pick. there are a lot of great options but i will tell you this, he has got to signal to conservatives that he is going to govern as a conservative. i believe he is going to and his pick for vice president is crucial. because he is outsider and doesn't have a voting record it is crucial he explained to the voters the types of people he will surround himself with so it is not just the vice president. who will be we he put in his candidate? who are the candidates on the court? who will he pick for important jobs like chief of staff? because we have never seen him operating government it is critical for him to put these names out there and for those names to send a signal to conservatives that he will governor the conservatives. dagen: not just people on tv, people say that to me all the time privately who have never been involved in politics, that is the one thing they want to see. great to see you, take care. covered a lot of ground. more outrage surrounding george