mclaughlin is. >> the base needs to expand. >> do you want to cut mclaughlin's social security? >> no. well, yes, i do. >> social security is very broad. >> that debate did nothing to expand the republican base on any issue, on women's issues, immigration, zero. >> i think -- >> kasich was good, 1-10. >> we're out of control here. which of the 10 republican contenders lost ground in the debate? >> i think i disagree. i think scott walker did because i think he is sort of the, a real candidate to run in the opposite trump, you know, bracket, and i don't think he did -- it's almost impossible to remember anything he said. >> if you're watching midwestern governors and you have to choose between kasich and walker, kasich wins. i would agree. walker is a narrow minded, conservative --. kasich is able to think more broadly. >> scott walker is very popular. you have to understand that. i also think going back to what eleanor said about the political benefit of talking about entitlement reform i tend to think republicans have a big advantage going up to the general election. if they ca

form their own "the mclaughlin group." john: issue three -- israels migrant crisis. between 43,000 and 50,000 african migrants and asylum seekers are in limbo in israel. they came seeking escape from war and poverty, but israel does not want them, fearing their presence undercuts israels existential nature as a jewish state. until recently, many of these migrants were held in challenging conditions at detention facilities in remote areas of israel. but earlier this month, israels judiciary ruled that migrants who have been held for more than a year must be released. and now these migrants are desperately searching for work and housing. it is easier said than done. after all, under israeli law, these migrants are not entitled to public support in welfare or health care and are banned from working in major cities like tel aviv and eilat. question -- should israel do more to support african migrants? clarence, would you like to handle that? clarence: it's a very debatable subject. it's more complex than a lot of us americans know. for example, a lot of africans are jewi

for the latest let's turn to erin mclaughlin live on reunion island. erin. >> reporter: good morning, john. they are not just searching here on reunion island, but also searching on the nearby mauritius and seychelles island. searching for includeclues. the transportation minister says this is similar to drift analysis. malaysian authorities asking authorities in the area for help in identifying any potential debris. now over the weekend, volunteers scouring the beaches of reunion island. this is a difficult task especially when you consider the ocean is very very large and large amount of garbage as well. there's plenty of room for false alarms. yesterday, some eight police officers were called out to a nearby beach. they identified and collected a piece of metal calling that metal an object of interest. now afp released a photograph of the metal. it shows twisted metal with chinese characters. that created a lot of buzz online and social media sites in china. people speculating that metal is connected to a chinese tea kettle. it illustrates that poli

erin mclaughlin cnn magdala israel >> vicki: if you think it's hot here - try arizona. coming up, the extreme heat sending people there to the hospital. >> reporter: 97 your delivery he might have this robot's delivery to you. >> brian: we will have your whether coming up . >> vicki: eleven people were rushed to the hospital for heat- related illnesses during an arizona cardinals game saturday. temperatures during the game at the university of phoenix stadium in glendale reached 115 degrees. according to authorities.most of those hospitalized were security staff one employee says coworkers were quote "passing out and dropping fast." fire officials say that no one appeared to be suffering from life-threatening conditions. meanwhile. temperatures are heating up back here in the bay area. kron 4's brian van aken has been tracking the forecast. >> brian: our weekend heat wave is peaking this sunday afternoon with widespread high temperatures up and over 100 degrees. not only have we seen triple-digit heat in the east bay valleys, but in the south bay and north bay valleys a

as we look at mclaughlin avenue what is the best way around it. you can get on the freeway at capital express way but northbound slowing, spectator slowing as expected major bumper-to-bumper traffic approaching the sketch of the accident. >> good morning, everyone, better news weeks ago wise, check it out, unlimited visibility as the patch layer is pushing in to 2,000' and check out the peninsula, sfo, clouds are encroaching but no flight arrival delays. yet. 56 to 62. waking up warmer this morning. 12-hour day planner 64 at coast and low clouds and 76 inland with high clouds, 66 to 82, breezy this afternoon, cooler-than-average, grab a coat, 64 at the coast, 74 inland. >> pike? >>> we are following breaking news in san leandro where crews watching tore hotspots following a four alarm fire burning a supermarket and two businesses. our reporter is at the scene. >> yes, i want to show you what is going on right now. you can see crews have started to children up the glass and debris here in the street just in front of the marine that market when the

we're going to begin with erin mclaughlin live on reunion island. tell us more about this metal object and where it is now. who has it? >>> authorities are tight lipped but they took the report of this object seriously this morning some eight police officers out on the beach not far from here to collect it. some 13 miles from where the original flaperon was found. a photo shows a twisted piece of metal with chinese characters seem to be could be some sort of brand i branding signature on it. authorities looking at it. analyzing it. beyond that being very tight lipped. they're not speculating as to whether or not it could be a plane part or if it's, in fact, suspected of being a part of mh-370. we're noting this is a tiny island surrounded by a very big ocean. lots of plane debris out there. lots of room for false alarms. >> very good point to make. erin mclaughlin, we appreciate it. the investigation is focusing on the debris in toulouse, france. simon, we know that malaysia's transport ministry saying today this debris is, indeed, from a boeing 777

search by land even by sea or air. >> erin mclaughlin, thank you so much. richard quest to you, just our hearts and thoughts go ought to all the families, when we hear from the malaysian p.m. the obvious question is how do they figure it out? >> that's fascinating. that is the question because the fear had been throughout that there would be identifiable part number there were part numbers inside that said it was a 777 and no serial number. if you look at what the prime minister actually said. he said experts have conclusively confirmed that the aircraft debris found on reunion island is indeed from mh-370. we now have physical evidence. now that conclusively means that somewhere in this piece, maybe when they cut it open maybe on the inside of the honeycombing somewhere in there there is a number a unique identifying mark that they can say, they are not saying we've deduced it we've not come to a conclusion that it might be as a result of process of elimination. he's saying we have conclusively confirmed and that's significant. >> that's significant, a, an

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let's bring in erin mclaughlin. she joins us from reunion island. what are investigators doing there at this hour? >> reporter: hi,randi. for the past few days, choppers have been in the skies scouring the beach, the same cleaning crews that found that original piece of debris. they are analyzing the current patterns around the island in the hopes of being able to pinpoint other places where debris might potentially pop up. that's seen as important, because each piece of potential debris that they find could give very important clues, not only to the point of origin but also to what caused mh-370 to come down. the search really seen as incredibly important. this is all, of course, happening on a very tiny little island, a tourist attraction. they are not only dealing with mh-370. they are also dealing with a volcano erupting as i speak. they have had to evacuate the upper reaches of that volcano. providing for some spectacular pictures. so far, volcano not posing any sort of dangers to the areas, the lower parts of the island. randy? >> that is some

access.wgbh.org announcer: from washington, "the mclaughlin group," the american original, for over three decades, the sharpest minds, best sources, hardest talk. john: issue one. trump vs. immigration. >> they're illegal. we have a country. we have to have a border. we have to have a wall. mexico will pay for the wall. 300,000 births this year illegals in our country. that means we've picked up 300,000 people that are going to get social security. you have people on the border and in one day they walk over, have a baby, and now all of a sudden we're supposed to pay the baby. john: donald trump has announced his plan to reduce illegal immigration. here's what it entails. first, a nationwide e-verify system that would be introduced to ensure that all workers are legal u.s. residents or citizens. second, mr. trump would triple the number of immigration and customs enforcement agents, responsible for deporting illegal immigrants. and would force mexico to build a physical wall along its u.s. border. the mexican government calls it, quote, prejudiced and absurd. third, illegal immigrants with

let's bring in cnn's erin mclaughlin on reunion island. what more do we know about the so-called object of interest found earlier today? >> the object was found on a beach not far from here about 13 miles from where the flaperon that original piece of debris was located. and earlier today, around eight police officers turned up on that beach to analyze it document it and they took it away asp later publishing a photo of the object. the photo showed a twisted piece of metal with chinese characters on it. those characters leading to a lot of specific taigs lags and buzz online. especially on chinese social media sites. some people speculating that those characters stand for a brand of chinese tea kettle. authorities, well they're not speculating. they're at the moment saying that this is part of an investigation, they're not tying it to a plane, per se. fredricka? >> so help us understand who is involved in this search. who is there on the island? and who is scouring the waters nearby? >> yeah well right now, the cleanup crews that have foun

access.wgbh.org >> from washington, the mclaughlin group. the american original. for over three decades, the sharpest minds, best sources, hardest talk. >> issue one. the new zeitgeist. >> so as the main stream parties in europe lose popular support over the financial crisis, it was inevitable that political options outside the traditional elites would rise as a result. the french election is one of what will likely develop into several examples of the euro skeptic message gaining appeal among those disillusioned with the traditional european system. >> disillusionment with traditional political parties and politicians is a worldwide phenomenon. in the wake of the worst recession since the great depression, voters and democracies as far flung as india and denmark have been in an anti-incumbent mood, and the u.s. is no exception. donald trump's meteoric rise on a platform of economic nationalism is the latest manifestation of voter frustration with political insiders. according to a recent monmouth university poll, 68% of voters say they would not elect barack obam

starting on my left is john mclaughlin, former deputy director and acting director of the cia. next to him is matthew spence, who recently departed the pentagon where he was deputy assistant secretary and a special assistant to the president, advisor to two national security advisers. alan spent 25 years in government, including as vice chair of the intelligence council. john, let me start with you. secretary kerry got quite a grilling from committee, in which, among other things he was told he had been fleeced bamboozled, and was likened to a hotel guest who left nothing -- left with nothing but the hotel robe on his back. do you agree? give us your take on the deal. john: i would say, leaving aside all the details about centrifuges and percentages of enrichment material, we can come back to that. i would say this deal is not as bad a deal as the critics think and it is not as good a deal as we would like. i think on the whole that it is better to have this deal than to not have a deal. and i can see it unfolding in about three different scenarios. anyone who tells you they kn

>> from washington, "the mclaughlin group," the american original. for over three decades, the sharpest minds, best sources, hardest talk. john: issue one -- hillary's emails. hillary clinton: i did not email any classified material to anyone on my email. there is no classified material. so i'm certainly well aware of the classification requirements and did not send classified material. john: hillary clinton may be adamant but the inspector general for the state department and the inspector general for the intelligence community disagrees. last week the i.g. for the intelligence community advised congress that emails sent by hillary clinton on her private email server contained information that should have been classified secret. s-e-c-r-e-t, all caps. according to the inspector general, a sample of 40 of mrs. clinton's 30,000 emails showed that four had classified information. that's 10% of the sample. hundreds of hillary's emails may contain secrets, according to the i.g. mishandling government secrets is a criminal offense with a penalty of up to

cnn's erin mclaughlin is covering the search from mauritius. >> reporter: these coast guardsmen knowsthe odds are against them. after all, they don't even quite know what they're looking for. their mission, find anything that resembles plane debris. >> it is very difficult to undertake a search for a small object from the air. >> reporter: up here you get the idea there's a lot to search. the water is vast and the coast expansive. >> we're really hugging the coastline, flying very slowly to help with that visual search. >> reporter: the team scans the crystal blue waters off mauritius, just over 100 miles from where they found the mh370 flaperon. >> there has been the reports of reunion has been very promising. >> reporter: they're on the lookout for anything white or shiny, anything roughly the flaperon size that the radar might miss. >> did you spot anything? >> yes. >> the captain just told me they see a white object waters but they can't find it again. so they called it into the operations room to send out a boat to investigate. >> reporter: another look around and still no signs

john mclaughlin, a good guy. he said the other day, he was arguing with one of the people on the panel. he said i don't understand you. he said this is a man of great accomplishment or achievement. why do you think he shouldn't run? i saw it with some of the people when i was on the debate. the polls all that i won the debate. can you believe it? if you listen -- [ applause ] and my questions were slightly harder than everybody else's. do we agree? a little bit harder. but you know, i've seen some of the things i've seen in the political circuit. it really does take a certain amount of courage. and when i made that decision, that final decision, i'll tell you. it went right up to the wire. i just took a deep breath and said here we go. ladies and gentlemen, we'll make our country great. i'm running for president and i said, i've done it. i want to make it, i want to do something so special. and you know, as well as i've done in business and all of that, it is so much, this is so much more important, what i'm doin

or mclaughlin avenue or whatever you want really to get around.here is a detour in place you are getting through but it is slow. northbound 101 slow but all the lanes are open. this traffic here is moderate as you pass the coliseum. it looks good into downtown oakland. at 5:38 filling in for steve it's rosemary. >>> we have a subtle drop in temperatures. around this morning a little bit of cloud cover out there and many of us waking up slightly warmer than we were 24 hours ago. right now santa rosa 54 degrees. 57 san francisco. oakland good morning to you at 61. 63 at concord. the low clouds hugging against the coastline. many high level clouds against this. and it's gusting quite strong through portions of the delta to about 30 miles an hour. the on shore breeze is with us for today. temperatures coming down for our inland communities. we have another weather element and it will stick around for a couple of days. now will be in the low to mid 80s and a slight cool down as we get into tuesday. for the afternoon highs today. 82 expected for napa. 8

. >> [indiscernible] >> kevin mclaughlin. thank you for being here. great. mr. pataki: thank you. [laughter] >> thank you. thank you. mr. pataki: how are you? nice to meet you. >> [indiscernible] mr. pataki: hi. nice to meet you. good to see you. >> [indiscernible] mr. pataki: so we are off -- >> [indiscernible] mr. pataki: yes, that would be great. thank you all very, very much. >> hello, everybody. this is governor pataki from new york. [indiscernible] mr. pataki: oh, yeah. >> proud to meet you. thank you for coming to iowa. >> welcome to iowa. mr. pataki: thank you. >> there he is. mr. pataki: nice to see you. thank you. >> governor george pataki. there he is. >> governor, what do you think of our state fair? mr. pataki: oh, it's fantastic. i think this is my sixth time. mr. pataki: thank you. i appreciate it. i have always had a soft spot for ag. given my background. ags is one of the great fares. and >> you mentioned you had some history with our governor. mr. pataki: he was governor when i first got elected. he mentored all of us, including me. now i have been out of office

person to come out of the private sector, especially somebody that's had great achievement, john mclaughlinood guy, he was arguing with one of the people, he said, i don't understand you. he said, this is a man of great accomplishment or achievement. why do you think he shouldn't run? i saw it with some of the people when i was on the debate, which by the way the polls all said i won the debate. can you believe it? [ applause ] if you listen -- and my questions were slightly harder than everybody else's. do we agree? a little bit harder. but, but i have seen some of the things that i've seen in the political circuit. it really does take a certain amount of courage and when i made that decision, that final decision, i'll tell you, it went right up to the wire. i just took a deep breath and i said here we go. and i said, ladies and gentlemen, we're going to make our country great, i'm running for president and i said, ah, i've done it. because i want to do something so special. as well as i've done in business and all of that, it's so much -- this is so much more important what i'm doing now.

that's where you fined erin mclaughlin. she wrote a law with some volunteer searchers.the found. >> hi, brianna. people across the island are combing the beaches, looking for clues, volunteer their time, but so far they found a bunch of trash. for example yesterday some eight police officers turned up to a nearby beach to collect what later turned out to be a twisted piece of a ladder that the australians are saying has nothing to do with mh370. nevertheless people are not deterred. they are searching by land and they are searching by sea. i was out earlier today with a search-and-rescue volunteer team. they were looking -- combing the waters defact the they didn't have the kind of technology necessary to find debris. they were dedicated to this effort. the team's captain telling me that the people on this close-knit fact oriented island feel a connection to mh370, not just because of the wing flap, but because people are shocked and appalled at the idea of a disappearing plane, the idea of not knowing what happened to loved ones. so they're going to continue this effor

starting on my left is john mclaughlin, practitioner at the john's hopkins school. matthew spence is next to him. he is an advisor to national security advisors. we have ellen who spent 25 years in congress. john, starting with you back in washington secretary kerry got quite a grilling from the senate committee in which among other things he was told he was fleeced, bamboozled and likened to a hotel guest that left the hotel with nothing but the hotel robe on this back. do you agree? give us your take on the deal. [laughing] >> i would say leaving aside of all of the details about centrifuges and percentage of enriched material, we can come back to that i would say this deal is not as bad a deal as the critics think. it is not as good a deal as we would like. i think on the whole it is better to have this deal than to not have a deal. and i can see it unfolding in about three different scenario and anyone who tells you they know where this is going to go in today's middle east is delusional. we can come back to scenario later. i think it is better to have this deal

starting on my left is john mclaughlin, former deputy director and acting director of the cia. next to him is matthew spence, who recently departed the pentagon where he was deputy assistant secretary and a special assistant to the president, advisor to two national security advisers. alan spent 25 years in government, including as vice chair of the intelligence council. john, let me start with you. secretary kerry got quite a grilling from committee, in which, among other things he was told he had been fleeced, bamboozled, and was likened to a hotel guest who left nothing -- left with nothing but the hotel robe on his back. do you agree? give us your take on the deal. john: i would say, leaving aside all the details about centrifuges and percentages of enrichment material, we can come back to that. i would say this deal is not as bad a deal as the critics think and it is not as good a deal as we would like. i think on the whole that it is better to have this deal than to not have a deal. and i can see it unfolding in about three different scenarios. anyone who tells you they k

reunion island this week in the indian ocean is a flaperon and that's where we find cnn's erin mclaughlin. >> reporter: poppy, the piece of debris left the island last night. it arrived in france today. real forensic work though won't begin until wednesday. and air technicians really have a number of priorities. they're not only going to be looking to be able to see definitively whether or not this piece of debris is in fact from mh-370 but they're also going to be analyzing the sea life that has grown on the debris in the hopes of being able to pinpoint its origin. they're also going to be looking at the damage sustained to the debris in the hopes of gleaning clues as to how the plane may have gone down. now, as for the island the search continues for the wreckage. cleaning crews still combing the beaches, trying to find more debris. they're also analyzing the current around the island. the hope of finding more places where debris may be because each piece of debris really giving them important clues, not only as to how the plane went down but also to where the actual wreckage may be. po

aaron mclaughlin is going to join us live from reunion island where the flaperon was found.been the suspicion there, erin, obviously from the get go of folks who found this. you have an island there of people who have been searching for even more pieces of debris since this has been found. are people at all, i imagine not, i imagine it's very early in the morning there, but what do you think the reaction is going to be? >> well, brianna, i think people are going to continue to search, and i think if anything this news will mean that those searches may just intensify and they are not just searching here on reunion island. they are also searching in nearby martha stewart iooss and the seychelles island which are over 1,200 miles from here. people i've been speaking to say they are dedicated to solving this mystery. they say they feel a connection to mh-370, not just because the flaperon washed up on the shores of this island but because this is a close-knit island, very family-oriented. there are many religions on this island and they were absolutely horrified when they first

erin mclaughlin is on reunion island and following the latest in the search efforts.the search effort is intensifying around reunion island. france has sent in a helicopter, surveillance plane, as well as people to search the shores. now when this was all first announced, reunion island really didn't have the resources to be able to conduct a thorough search. i was actually out on a search and rescue boat and the people on that boat were volunteers and they were mostly relying on word-of-mouth. now that we know that that flaperon, according to the french, is most likely from mh-370, they have sent in additional resources. now, malaysia has sent in, as you mentioned, their own team. prior to that they conducted their own searches of the shore line and transportation ministry saying they have found a number of items, including window materials, aluminum and they say is from a plane. although they are not directly linking that to mh-370 at this time. we know, according to the malaysians, they handed over all of those items to the french and the french are saying that the

deputy defense secretary for middle east policy discusses the iran nuclear agreement featuring john mclaughlin. this an hour. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. i enlisted in the world studies department in london also a scholar and i am delighted to introduce the session on iran and the bomb. to witness the deal with iran. however questions remain is this the new engagement with iran? choruses in is said and appeasement and what does this mean for the region? and death among the team changing of their threats but we are constrained on ambitions but we have michael crowd the was a senior correspondent from washington. and chief -- chat time magazine reporting more than a dozen countries including iraq china israel pakistan, afghanistan pakistan, afghanistan, mexic o, saudi arabia lot, lebanon and ukraine. >> thanks for coming. [applause] i am glad to see a turnaround if you decide to skip out early you are making a great. and we will try to go on and for what the air rand deal means. we will talk about the mechanics the levy introduced the panelist starting on my left is a former dep

. >> [indiscernible] >> kevin mclaughlin. thank you for being here. great. mr. pataki: thank you. [laughter] >> thank you. thank you. mr. pataki: how are you? nice to meet you. >> [indiscernible] mr. pataki: hi. nice to meet you. good to see you. >> [indiscernible] mr. pataki: so we are off -- >> [indiscernible] mr. pataki: yes, that would be great. thank you all very, very much. [indiscernible] >> hello, everybody. this is governor pataki from new york. [indiscernible] mr. pataki: oh, yeah. >> proud to meet you. thank you for coming to iowa. >> welcome to iowa. mr. pataki: thank you. >> there he is. mr. pataki: nice to see you. thank you. >> governor george pataki. there he is. >> governor, what do you think of our state fair? mr. pataki: oh, it's fantastic. [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] mr. pataki: thank you. i appreciate it. i have always had a soft spot for ag. >> you mentioned you had some history with our governor. mr. pataki: he was governor when i first got elected. he mentored all of us, including me. now i have been out of office for a while, and he is still going.

the couple also went back and forth lip singing sarah mclaughlin i will remember you and some lines fromrincess bride, he lost it. and amazing hot people make you do. >> that is for sure. >> here's bill anderson from yesterday. >> because he is getting doughnuts and waffles for the the crew. >> yes. >> you have to love bill anderson. >> is jen here. >> he is watching right now, hi bill, good morning. >> hi bill. >> we have to stop the show. this woman is great. local will woman, facing, a battle, she has multiple brain tumors but she's not letting anything stop her. she's just a adorable. we're going to do the challenge, and it is not ice bucket challenge but this is a air guitar challenge about what she's going through. the she's here. you'll meet her. i was about to head to thecheck. bank, but out of nowhere it just started to rain. like really rain. [clap of thunder] i did not want to go out. [clap of thunder] but then i was like duh, just use your phone. mobile-deposit-techno-thingy to the rescue. i'm rayna. and i bank human at td bank. >>> who is more likely to file for divorce, men

erin mclaughlin is on scene. >> reporter: the search is on not just here at reunion island but otherearby islands over 1200 islands away. the coast guard combing the water for clues. we heard from malaysian's transportation minister tweeting out saying the area is consistent with drift pattern analysis conducted by experts. so they're appealing to authorities for help in identifying any potential debris. over the weekend here on reunion island volunteers working the beaches trying to find any clues of mh 370, but it's difficult, pain staking work. especially when you consider the ocean is vast and there's plenty of garbage, plenty of room for false alarm. in a nearby town where they located the original flaperon they brought 10 to 12 items. officials discounting them saying they have nothing to do with the planes. people here are dedicated to helping to solve this mystery. >> erin thank you for that. >>> still to come on the newsroom outrage continues to grow over the death of cecil the lion. now another american now standing accused of killing a second lion illegally in april. did y

starting on my left is john mclaughlin, former acting director of the ci way cia. next is matthew spence who departed the pennant don who is secretary for middle east policy, is special assistant to the president, and alan neese is alan neese is the vice chair of the national intelligence council. john let's start with you, back in washington, secretary kerry got a grilling from the senate committee in which, among among other things he had told he had been bamboozled and was like into a hotel guest who left the hotel with nothing but the hotel robe on his back. do you agree? what's what's your take on the deal? >> i would say leaving aside all the details about centrifuges and percentages in which material we can come back to that. i would say this deal is not as bad a deal as critics think, it's not as good a deal as we would like. i think on the whole it's better to have this deal than not have a deal, i can see it unfolding in about three different scenarios, anyone who tells you they know exactly where this is going to go in this today's middle east is delusio

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