martha? martha: interesting stuff.up on "happening now" today. hi, jon. >> good morning, martha. donald trump crying foul saying rules are stacked against him with delegates. he could learn a few things from the last gop contested convention in 1976. we'll explain. >>> loaded gun found in a former new orleans saints suv could complicated legal case. was the shooting actually self-defense? >>> north korea flexing its muscles with new reports that it may launch a mobile ballistic missile that could hit parts of the u.s. all ahead "happening now." martha. martha: looking forward to it. thank you, jon. >> thank you. martha: the truth is out there. stephen hawking wants to find it, by visiting distant galaxies in a new spacecraft the size after postage stamp. the potential for a close encounter coming up next. ♪ my name is melissa snyder, i'm a customer relationship manager with pg&e. i've helped customers like plantronics meet their energy efficiency goals. so you save energy and you can save money. energy efficiency and t

martha: andrew jackson gets the boot. we thought that alexander hamilton would be displaced from the $10 bill, so how did this happen? >> he announced that he would take an inventory of what people thought. there was a cry from all the hamilton supporters, saying, how could you do this? it is the musical on broadway and now it is affecting the currency. so treasury secretary jack lew had a moment, he sat back and said, maybe we can redesign a lot of bills and solve the problem. so we will get a new looking five dollar bill, $10 bill, $20 bill, so harriet tubman will go on the face of the $20 bill. that will be the first african-american ever on the face of u.s. currency. >> was it really the musical? >> i think it was. there are not a lot of hamilton everyday life,in and settling the musical has a lot of attention and people were mobilized to defend him. and people also want to put the face of a woman on a bill. and the compromise is, you put a new back on some of the bills, and now we will have a new look. >> why did and

martha: good morning, everybody, i'm martha maccallum. as we watch this moment of history unfold, the president on his trip to saudi arabia, obviously, a very complex relationship between our two countries right now, a lot of question about the so-called 28 pages in the 9/11 document and whether or not there was discussion about any possible role that any tangential role that the saudi ruling families may have had in aiding that terrible attack. bill: there will be headlines, so stand by. now in america's election headquarters, donald trump is said to be transitioning his campaign to a more traditional and finely-tuned political machine. this as the republican front-runner appears to be acknowledging the need to make up ground with women voters. >> there's nobody that respects women more than i do. there is nobody that will take care of women's health issues better than i will. [applause] hillary cannot do it, believe me. she doesn't have the strength, the energy she will not be able to do it, and i think women will be big fans. bill: las

martha. more on this, tucker carlson, editor of "the daily caller," fox news contributor. always good to see you. >> good morning, martha. martha: ted cruz basically played this game very well. he outflanked donald trump in come so i mean his ground game is excellent. we talked about it at the beginning but is trump right when he says the game is rigged? >> well i think they both are. cruz is absolutely right the rules in colorado have been in place since the legislature changed them in 2002. there is really no excuse for not playing the game as it is currently constituted. trump can't say it was surprise change. it wasn't. it has been in place for 14 years. on other hand trump is right it is not especially democratic way to choose delegates to the convention. most republican voters didn't get right to vote and other elements are not democratic. again, they have been in place in a while, but we haven't had a close race like this in generations. it's a shock to a lot of voters to find out thei

bill: martha.lary clinton getting all worked up telling everyone loud and clear exactly how she is doing in the battle against bernie sanders. plus tom brady on on the sidelines for four seasons. is this ordeal over or is there another chapter. >> so long at this point, let it go. let them play football, you know what i mean? getting ridiculous. >> they need to be stop being jealous and let the man play. >> just nfl's way of giving everybody else a four-game head start. ♪ martha: hillary clinton getting a bit riled up it was suggested she might not be ahead of bernie sanders when the nomination race gets towards its end. watch this moment. >> june 7th, 2016, will be the california primary. >> right. >> this year, is that when you, if you're ahead in the vote, if you're ahead in pledged delegates -- >> i am ahead. i am way ahead on both! no, wait a minute, look i have the greatest respect for senator sanders but really, what he and his supporters are now saying just doesn't add up. i have 2.7 millio

martha? martha: rich, thank you.onaire charles koch voicing his displeasure with the direction of the republican campaign saying it's possible that he would actually support hillary clinton if trump or cruz nails down the nomination. trump not sounding very worried. >> i've always liked the kochs. they're members of my clubs in palm beach and they're nice people. i have always liked them, what he says bears no relationship what i do or so. i don't need his money. i've got my own money. i'm one of the few that can say that. i guess these other guys they are puppets. if he says something bad about some politician shaun is not food. i don't need their money. i like them as people, but i disagree with hem 100%. gregg: so good friend served as deputy staff secretary to president bill clinton and is a hillary hillary clinton supporter. republican strategist david a vella is the chairman of go pac. you're both named david. i will refer to you by the last name. avela, let me start with you. there is principle of called of le

martha: good morning. ll: i'm bill hemmer. martha: i'm martha maccallum. good morning. the republican race is shaping up to be heated tonight. you have got donald trump, ted cruz and john kasich all battling for the nomination. >> you will say it was the single greatest vote you ever cast. that's when our country became great again. we'll make america great again. thank you, wisconsin. go out and vote. >> wisconsin has a reputation as a national podium. a victory will change the outcome in states to come across this country. >> cruz is saying he's taking my voters. trump is saying he's taking my voters. they are both right, i'm taking both of their voters. bill: bernie sanders keeping up the momentum after winning five of the last six contests. byron york from the "washington examiner," if the polling is right, cruz wins. but for ted cruz, this is almost a must win for him. go. >> absolutely. it appears to be getting a little bit closer. the marquette poll really shook the race last week when it showed ted cruz with a 10-point lead over donald trump, seemed to be confir

martha: good morning to you, i'm martha maccallum.got 2 state that challenged the administration's moves that by pass congress that allow millions of undocumented up grant to stay here. this decision could deeply affect the few you are of the white house. until that happens there are actions i have the legal authority to take as president. the same kinds of actions taken by republican and democratic presidents before me. bill: we are seeing protesters today, we can hear them in the background. reporter: the president took executive across on two programs and they block millions of people from being deported who are here illegally. there are thousands of people here raising their voices, most of them in favor of the programs. they say the president went far beyond his authority in going around congress. >> the president himself for six years said he didn't have the authority to change immigration law. he said i'm not the king, this is a democracy, we have a process for this. the day he came out with the executive action he said, "i cha

martha: yeah.kind of like you can say something about your spouse or your family member, but if someone else says it, you better watch out. and that, i think, is what ted cruz is experiencing right now in new york city. you know, it's interesting that donald trump -- it's not surprising that he went back to the 9/11 issue. he brought it up at a debate a while back, and it is said to be one of the best moments he had in terms of crossing that bridge and appearing sort of more presidential, broader in his way of speaking about our country. and in that sense, about new york as well. do you think he's starting to sort of take some cues from people who are giving him better advice or, you know, what's your read on this whole is he going to be more presidential thing, chris? >> you know, we have been talking about this pivot from donald trump unplugged to a more restrained, disciplined, presidential donald trump for months, and every time that it seems he's moving a little bit in that direction, he moves

martha: how are you doing? bill: great. martha: i'm martha maccallum. donald trump with a commanding victory last night. he got well over half the republican votes statewide. he got 89 delegates to add to his list for his campaign. in the victory speech he says he believes this is not. of a race anymore. >> i'll tell you what. this has been an amazing week. we have won millions of more votes than senator cruz. millions and millions of more votes than governor kasich. we're really, really, rockin'. martha: trump won more than 60% of the vote while new yorkers were clear on their opinion of senator ted cruz. he came in at 14%. now the senator is calling for unification within the party. >> our americas greatest generations in our past? or are our best days yet ahead? we must unite the republican party, because doing so is the first step towards uniting all americans. bill: on the democratic side now, hillary clinton beating bernie sanders just as the decisively delivering some needed momentum to her campaign. she has won 58% of the vote in her adopted hom

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martha: yep.e it, fair and balanced in a moment but first here is ted cruz on the stump in new york. >> if i'm the nominee, we win the general election. we're beating hillary in the key swing states. we're beating hillary with independents. we're beating hillary with young people. [cheering] jordan and chelsea were searching for the perfect place for their wedding on booking.com. oh! yurt. yes! earthy... just rustic. [laughing] oh my gosh. wow. [owl howling] [gulp] uh, how about an island? island, yeah. yeah. yeah. [laughing] were you laughing in your fantasy? yeah! me] bill: they have found a dog alive in earthquake survivors in ecuador. the dog made it out of the rubble, after the rescue crews found him, pulling him to safety. that search team was searching through debris from a flattened building. there are 400 building dead after that devastating earthquake. scores of people still missing as a result. ♪ martha: they are off and running. new yorkers headed to the polls today. republican establi

martha: advocate here.w to use these procedures in the future, that other people had similar arrangements. we know they didn't have a private server and that makes it different but there's no doubt the resources are being put into work. if they determine on the email server side that nothing was hacked into, that there wasn't anything that became compromise, what happens to the case then? the government does not have to prove arm in an espionage case. espionage consists of the removal of something of secret and entrusted to you to a place where you are not supposed to put it. in her case from a secure venue to a nonsecure venue. the crime is complete at that point. it's the real federal crime where the government doesn't have to prove arm. martha: the harm is the making of the information vulnerable. >> correct. but the government is looking to see if anybody did in because that of course makes moreserious the government's case . martha: anything about the timing on this thing question mark. >> the timing i

martha: yeah.s is a president who has three former defense secretaries who have basically spoken out about the way that he has handled the isis situation and believe it wasn't well-handled. you have intelligence officials within the cia who complained that despite their best efforts to inform the president and the administration they had a serious problem with isis, they were referred to as jv and not taken seriously for too long. do you agree with those assessments? >> i think that the understating of the isis threat was really very serious problem. again it's a case of the administration following its narrative instead of looking at the facts. martha: so the president claims that the coalition has worked well and that they have driven -- no doubt there are hits that have been effective against isis. we still haven't dealt with the mosul issue in terms of getting mosul back. when you look at how we're doing against isis, do you think that we're making any progress in defeats and ultimately destroy

martha: good morning. i'm martha maccallum. it was not the results senator cruz and john kasich were hoping for. but they are not giving up the fight. but donald trump says it's time for them to call it quits. >> i consider myself the presumptive nominee. we should heal the republican party and unify the people. >> if this were a trump rally, i would be encouraging people to punch him even as he comes here and tries to scream and yell and insult have much following the trump pattern, i'm running to be his president as well as i'm running to be everyone's president. bill: trump with a commanding lead in the delegate race. steven hayes, senior writer', what does this do for trump's campaign? >> it gets him more delegates. he seems to have done well with pledged delegates and he seems to have done well with the unbound delegates in pennsylvania. bill: nate silver had a list of 54 unpledged delegates on his site. i counted 36 of the 54 that will most likely be in trump's column. they are going to support him or support the person w

martha?artha: for a bit more on that internal memo that came from the trump campaign, james hohmann with the washington post. great to have you. >> good morning, martha. march it looks like they weren't hoping to keep that out of the press exactly. >> right. it was clearly designed for public distribution, i think, and it does show trump is trying to widen his circle. he's bringing in advice from new people, not just the handful that he's kept close to him for the last nine months. and it is an effort, as ed henry was saying, to blame the messenger, but also to pivot ahead. wisconsin is going to be bad for him, he's going to win another news cycle tomorrow and wednesday he's already certainly going to lose there, possibly by double digits. and the campaign is trying to say the mistakes of the last couple days, being all over the place on his position about abortion, defending his campaign manager after he was charged with battery, that all of these things have not hurt them with their core su

martha: they caught him in a lie. >> and they lied about it. martha: we have breaking news. go to ted cruz who is speaking to reporters before the town hall happening in indianapolis, carly fiorina. >> to be an integral part of this team, providing a vision to bring jobs back to america, raise wages, expand opportunity, turn around the disaster of the obama/clinton economy and defend the constitution, the bill of rights, to keep america safe, to defeat radical islamic terrorism, we need a commander-in-chief who is up to the task, understand the threats facing this world and prepared to do everything necessary to keep america safe. >> thank you. i was so delighted to be in indianapolis when i accepted with great humility and pride, both at the same time the offer to serve as ted cruz's running mate. we are engaged in a fight for the soul of our party. values and principles and policies actually matter. i don't think you can just slap and are on your jersey and say you are a republican much less a conservative. donald trump doesn't represent me or my party, or the people of th

martha: i'm martha maccallum. this new poll underscores some troubles for donald trump if he's the nominee. 70% of voters say they have a negative view of donald trump. the candidate is barnstorming across the new york state. john kasich hitting cruz for hitting on new york. >> if you are a new yorker who doesn't like the failed liberal policies of andrew cuomo and chuck schumer and hillary clinton. then you should consider that in voting in this primary because donald trump has been funding those failed liberal policies and failed liberal politicians for 40 years, giving tens of thousands of dollars to the politicians who have done so much harm to the state of new york. bill: that's a pretty good answer right there. 9 -- 95 delegates up for grabs at the new york primary for republicans. this poll, what does the campaign say about that? >> the numbers are bad. you have got to try to get that number back down. it was down in october. he was at 53%. there are thing they could probably do to reduce those numbers. 83%

martha: in fighting?publicans, bernie sanders launching a new line of attacks against hillary clinton. >> i am, quote, not qualified to be president. let me just say in response to secretary clinton i don't believe that she is qualified. i. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have to pay even more for using it? if you have liberty mutual deductible fund™, you could pay no deductible at all. sign up to immediately lower your deductible by $100. and keep lowering it $100 annually, until it's gone. then continue to earn that $100 every year. there's no limit to how much you can earn and this savings applies to every vehicle on your policy. call to learn more. switch to liberty mutual and you could save up to $509. call liberty mutual for a free quote today at see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. wrely on the us postal service? because whe

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martha: there were two people who knew he was serious. for a while people didn't take your dad's presidential aspirations seriously. >> i could see he was getting frustrated. martha: when he spent time at cpac and getting himself deeper into the circles of conservatism and the republican party, did hehe get the sense he could outsmart the way the operation works? >> i don't think it's about outsmarting the operation. he just by passed that and went directly to the people. martha: one of the people he met at that time was newt gingrich. >> he asked good questions aboutw what does it take physically. how much does it cost, how do you balance yourself.r i said how much will it cost from virginia to south carolina. and i said $70 million. he said the cost of a yacht. i think this will be more interesting than a yacht. martha: the rest of the candidates may not have been ready for him, but the public was. >> it's a movement. people feel like they have that voice again.ey reporter: when we last saw donald trump on the campaign trail he was on h

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martha, thank you. >>> and martha, as you know, our relationship with russia playing a huge role in the race for the white house. and tonight, a major new development there. donald trump taking on the republican party, saying the process is a scam. his family right there with him during the latest town hall, even though two of his children didn't register for the new york primary in time. and tonight, new allegations that delegates for the convention are now getting death threats from trump supporters. those delegates, of course, could make or break trump in the end. abc's tom llamas is in pittsburgh. >> reporter: tonight, the race for the republican nomination taking a dark turn. allegations of death threats against delegates and their families by trump supporters. >> this is a crooked system. these are dirty tricksters. oh, it's rigged. >> reporter: trump now insisting the republican national committee wants him to lose. >> you're saying that you don't think the rnc wants you to get the nomination? >> no, i don't think so. i really don't. >> reporter: he points to colorado. outorganiz

will is live from los angeles with more on this. >> hey, there martha.re and more looks like california could be the last stand for ted cruz and john kasich to stop donald trump from getting the 1237 delegates before going into the convention. >> ted cruz spent crucial time and redialled the miles away from new york. the next big primary state on the map. the reason, even if donald trump wins big in new york, it will be nearly impossible to clear 1237 delegates from june 7th when californians head to the polls. with so much at stake, they expect a historic turnout. >> i think you'll see even more of a spike in turnout here. normally by the time californians get to vote, the nominations have already been decided. >> on the g.o.p. side 113 delegates go to the statewide winner. after that, it's hand to hand contact. after that, they have the state's 53 congressional districts depending on how many or how few republicans actually live there. >> so in other words, the most republican leaning districts in the state count no more than nancy's district in downto

i'm martha mccown. shep. >>> now, shepard smith reporting, live from the fox news deck. >> that was fascinating, wasn't it? us news people say that a lot. that and "it's interesting." we say that way too much. but last night is fascinating. at least for me. what happened in wisconsin, it really did tell us a lot and give us a sort of new narrative going towards the next big primary right here in new york. cruz won. trump lost. we wondered what would happen at the shout fest that came to be. trump can't say, winning, winning, winning, because he did not win. so what happened last night at the big rally that happens every night somebody somewhere

martha is lively and energetic. a big contrast from this.esterday she was found badly bruised, scratched and more. >> a broken leg, a broken pelvis and one of her canine teeth is fractured. she is very underweight and undernourished. >> reporter: petaluma's animal services executive director picked her up here off northbound highway 101. >> one of the things you worry about with dogs that are in pain is how they are going to react if you're going to hurt them when you pick them up. she let me put my arms underneath her and pick her up with a broken leg and broken pelvis and not so much as a whimper. >> reporter: she was jumped or was thrown from a car. no one claimed her yet. jeff said she didn't have an id tag or microchip but has a lot of offers for new homes. the shelter's facebook page, full of them. >> she is safe. she's happy. she's getting all the care she needs and we're going to take care of her. >> reporter: in petaluma, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> martha's vet says she should be fully healed in the next couple of months and dependin

martha, what are your sources telling you? why are they doing this? >> reporter: there's lots of speculation, david. they may be trying to distract nato from a possible spring offensive in ukraine, but over the last few years, the russians have only gotten more aggressive with this kind of harassment and what the u.s. has done behind the scenes does not seem to have worked, and there are very few good options to try and deescalate this, david. >> all right, martha raddatz leading us off tonight, thank you. >>> and our relationship with russia playing a huge role in the race for the white house. tonight, a major new development there. donald trump taking on the republican party, saying the process is a scam. his family right there with him during the latest town hall, even though two of his children didn't register for the new york tonight, new allegations that delegates for the convention are now getting death threats from trump supporters. those delegates, of course, could make or break trump in the end, and abc's tom llamas from pittsburgh. >> repor

amy: martha mendoza?and the european union, they of the what is called the yellow card on all thai seafood and weighing whether not to put a red card with the soccer analogy being they will ban thai seafood of the situation does not improve in terms of human rights. u.s. way of putting pressure is a little more diplomatic and political, but the united states is also putting pressure on thailand to claim that their human rights records. amy: last year in california, law firms filed a class-action lawsuit against costco and its thai seafood supplier, arguing the company has knowingly sold shrimp who's harvesting relies on rampant human trafficking of forced labor. men who have escaped from both the supply chain have testified to beatings, torture, execution style killings and grueling 20 hour shifts. costco fromblock selling these shrimp unless they are labeled as a produce of slavery. how do they get labeled? this is all associated press is reporting. >> you can see a product today that says it is a produc

abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz on their reaction. also tonight, what putin said overnight about the clintons. >> reporter: roaring past a u.s. warship in a simulated attack pattern. more than two dozen times. at one point, a russian jet just 30 feet off the bow of the ship. alarmingly aggressive moves that the russians today claimed were done safe "safely" and "according to international rules." filing a formal complaint with moscow. and secretary of state john kerry saying today, "under the rules of engagement, that could have been a shoot down." >> he found it unprofessional, needlessly provocative and, indeed, dangerous. >> reporter: the man who did not bring up the simulated attacks today? russia's president vladimir putin. instead, taking a swipe at what he called america's imperial ambitions, and, using a twist on an old russian proverb to describe hillary clinton's desire to follow her husband's path to the white house, "husband and wife are the same satan," putin said, laughing. >> martha raddatz back with us live tonight. ma

. >> martha raddatz back with us live tonight. martha, a fierce protest there, the message from the u.s., but tonight, the white house wanting to de-escalate tensions, as well? >> reporter: they are, david. there won't be any sort of military response to that flyover, despite speck tear kerry's strong worlds about what could have happened. the white house saying today, there would be little value in david. >> all right, martha raddatz, always great to have us with us. martha, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next this evening to the long lines at america's airports. passengers stuck in line, waiting to go through tsa screening. well, it turns out, one major airline is joining the passengers in complaining. abc's david kerley on the sheer numbers ss of passengers who have missed flights because of those long delays and those lines. >> reporter: l.a.x. today, long spring break travel wait times across the country of one, two, even three hours. >> i don't understand. >> reporter: not only passengers. >> we missed our flight and we'

he's i think poised, as martha said, to have a big day on tuesday.se to that 1,237 threshold. but candidly, i think the comments from charles koch and indeed the rnc chairman said, is that the establishment in the republican party is going to do everything possible to deny them the nomination. >> are you worried about your political party? >> oh yeah, i've been saying to you, harris, for weeks now, that we're watching i think the breaking up of the republican party as we've known it. and it was already happening, and then trump comes in. it was a very, very powerful handle. and he's done a great job in many ways at showing the division in the republican party. koch is one of many donors, if you read carefully lately, they don't want to give any money to trump. and they're looking at ways to keep the senate and the house and republican hands, not give any money to trump. they're worried if trump is the nominee, he could cost republicans the senate. >> and what about john kasich, pat, and ted cruz? i mean, it's not that trump is the only choice for the

i'm martha mccallum. tonight's event is hosted by the national constitution center, an amazing place tonight. the first ever museum that is dedicated to the united states constitution. it is an appropriate venue in a city that is just overflowing with american history all around us. we are right next to independence hall, where our democracy was born and where both the declaration of independence and the u.s. constitution were signed. we are also just steps away from the liberty bell, one of the most famous symbols of american independence. >> and tonight, we are joined by some of the very same men and women who will help decide the outcome of tuesday's primary, and that is the voters. our audience tonight along with people who have reached out online will get a chance to ask the candidates the questions that they've been waiting to hear answered. so in a few moments, we'll hear from the candidates themselves. ohio governor john kasich, texas senator ted cruz will be here to make their case to be the next

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martha is going to be just fine. hopefully one of her 12 million fans online may give her a loving, happy home. she deserves it. >>> a south bay man waking up behind bars accused of running a counterfeit money operation that spanned more than two dozen states. santa clara county sheriff deputies say he made and distributed fake money to customers in 20 states, including california. they say he was tracked down with information provided by virginia authorities and the u.s. postal service. he is also allegedly tied to a mail fraud operation in virginia. >>> if you live in foster city, you can expect a knock on your door today, don't be concerned about it. part of an emergency drill. response teams are going door to door doing welfare checks. focusing on neighborhoods a similar drill also happening in the neighborhood in daly city. that exercise begins at 9:00 in the morning. >>> earthquake awareness appropriately enough is next week. but if people in sunnyvale are getting a lesson on how to be prepared today, it will t

it was one of those martha stewart stories. >> thank you,.new details about the man that barricaded himself out of the state capital. >> what he said led to his problems. >>> she rather get a video game than taking care of her baby in the car by himself crying on a hot day. >>> new at six, caught on camera. an infant left alone in a car in the east bay. the outrage over the video and the two different stories about exactly what happened. >>> it is based on their perception and we kind of have to figure out where the truth is. this portion of the news brought to you by your bay area dealers. >>> starting in june a pill program goes into effect banding traffic on a portion of san francisco's twin peaks. this afternoon the city's metro transportation agency approached the plan that runs through may of 2018. the eastern side of twin peaks boulevard will be closed to vehicles only assessable to pedestrians and cyclists. the western side of twin peaks will be turned from a one-way to a two-way street. the changes come in the wake of a deadly accide

martha maccallum will join us with exit polling in a few moments. will get some insight on the primary vote. but, first, the talking points memo. is the supreme court compromised? is it really looking out for you? they are the ultimate power in america. justices on the high court and what they say goes, 9/11 matters of life and death. hello row v. wade. the supreme court has one major limitation, however, it cannot make law from scratch. it can only uphold or strike down what congress and state legislatures have already passed. enter president obama who is trying to redefine immigration law by ordering a quasiam mess city for about 4 million illegal aliens. thus, by signing an executive order, here the pen, bing. the president is changing federal immigration law. something that on paper only congress has the power to do. so, led by texas, 26 states have sued the federal government saying the president has exceeded his authority under the constitution. yesterday, the supreme court heard arguments in the case. sadly, it is a forgone conclusion that th

and now for my final clue from "martha speaks." the examination is really simple. ready, martha?is place has a special type of doctor. ok. now let's go over the clues. i'm at a place where there are lots of animals, and sometimes these animals are sick, and there's a special kind of doctor here who helps them. so can you guess where i am? yes! a veterinarian's office!

they named her martha for the nearest exit, washington street. >> she has significant road rash and somethingappened that was fairly traumatic. >> a fracture to the pelvis a broken tooth. if she was dumped or thrown from a car it wouldn't be unheard of. >> once or twice a year we get reports. we're not trying to pass judgment but if there's a case where there's criminal activity, we'll prosecute that. >> no one saw how martha ended up on the shoulder. she hasn't been fed lately. with a little help from new friends, a foster home is next. and she'll be able to make up all the mixed meals. >> working to figure out where she came from. that's our job. and make sure that her life going forward is better than the one behind her. >> debra villalon, ktvu fox news. we have a link to the shelter on our website where you can make donations. >>> the warriors fans are still celebrating. the warriors won the 73rd game last night. blowing out the memphis grizzlies with a noisy crowd to say the least on hand to boost golden state. >> steph curry had 46 points, including 10 more three pointers, putting his t

i am dying to know about martha washington. what did the people call martha? mr. president comes later in the 19th century and i don't think the first lady exists. dr. bartoloni-tuazon: washington was never addressed as mr. president. don't let anybody tell you that he was. he was sir, general, your excellency, and president until the end of his days. just that washington's name attached to treaties and proclamations helped elevate the title of president. because he had that kind of gravitas. president, the simple title for mr.dent allowed president to be something that could come along naturally. for the women at the time, among the federal elite, they were referred to as lady. adams, lady washington. martha washington was called lady washington. she was not called the first lady. she was also called the lady of the president. she was also called, quite often, the president amiable consort. asa poem, she was addressed our fabian queen. to theme is dedicated amiable consort of the illustrious washington. poem is dedicated to the amiable consort of the illustrious

martha stewart tweeted.i went to vote yesterday, i ws not in the records and had to fill out extensive forms. >> larry: martha, no offense, but you are an ex-con. (applause). >> larry: maybe not as outraged that you have to fill out another form. not that big a deal. i wouldn't wall that disenfranchisement. so after all everything points to a hillary-trump battle in the fall and bad capa romance in the spring. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) t-mobile does data differently. while the other guys gouge you for every bit of data you use... ...now, t-mobile lets you stream all the video and music that you want from your favorite services... free! without using one bit of your lte data. plus, you can roll your unused data forward. nobody does data like t-mobile. get four lines... ...with ten gigs of 4g lte data each ..for just thirty-five bucks per line... ...from t-mobile. a superior hard apple cider this is smith & forge. inspired by the cider our forefathers drank. and they built this country with th