. >> what we heard in the videos made us get to a plane to michigan. it was the starting point of our investigation in to the treatment of youth in the adult criminal justice system. >> we are now on the record. this goes the videotape deposition of john doe number one. >> and it began with an inmate that we'll be referring to as john doe one. >> 10:20 a.m. >> describe the weapon? >> it was about three inches long and it was a bunch of raisers attacked to a stick. yeah, he had me face down on the bed. and he said if i scream that he was going to cut my throat. >> did you believe him? >> yes. >> i need you to describe? step by step detail what happened. so he's pumping on you for seven minutes, he finishes -- >> can we take a break? >> sure. >> i need a break . >>> michigan many of the prisons are located in rural parts of the state. the one where john doe one is being held is two hours drive from detroit . the michigan department of corrections has a statewide policy that no cameras are allowed inside any of its prisons but we have been told the young

the money should be going to michigan.r economy thrives off the auto industry. >> the campaign. how are decisions made in this campaign? all campaigns grow. people come. people go. it seems to me that this is a relatively small intense group that donald trump has at this stage in the campaign. and he is not, he is spending time tonight in michigan. he's been in iowa, in new hampshire. it is very new york based. and yet, he is able to, however he does it. capture the company. he has defied the laws of political gravity. this campaign will go down in history as a phenomenon and i expect my children one day in a polysci class. >> my gut tell me, let's do this. >> vex the way he runs the organization. top down. there is input from other people. no one person can do everything. a friend of mine from michigan called me up and he said to me something very interesting. when he sits in his window and he was talking for all people in michigan. and we see the politicians going down the street. in his mine, the politicians are looking

in michigan. >> supposed to be a positive thing. so the american dream which we know very much it is. i'm going to make it bigger and better. right? i go home and i see my wife. and she says, she'll make a very beautiful first lady. i can tell you. and a great first lady. she has a great heart. she cares more about those women issues that bush doesn't care about. she cares more about that. between her and evanka, believe me. so i go home and my wife says to me, that was a rough statement you made tonight. what? i thought did i great. i got a standing ovation. the crowd was packed. what are you talking about? you said the american dream is dead. i said what? the american dream is dead. oh. i said let me see it so replate. it is really great. you can replay it from ten years ago. so here i am. i'm standing here and i'm saying, the american dream is dead. cut. off to the next story. i said that's terrible. that's terrible. no. it's dishonest. okay? very dishonest. it's true. very dishonest. oh, could

representative brenda lawrence, democrat from 1 -- from michigan. house,you came to the you spent a long career working in the federal government. what kind of work did you do and what perspective did it give you on the seat that you now hold? rep. lawrence: i'm proud to say i was a postal employee in the united states postal service. i came in being a letter carrier. actually, walking door-to-door in the weather. i worked my way up to management retire --30 years to to transition from management district job to go and be full-time as mayor of my community. host: what perspective did he give you as a member of the house now on how government should be working? rep. lawrence: it is a government agency. knowing the checks and balances. not being frustrated with that. oferstanding the impact althoughg tax dollars, the postal service generated its own revenue, the perception was taxpayer generated. was thathe about that we were regulated by the federal government. there were some internal controls and restraints. role inctation of our public service to

in my career, i have been fortunate to work in other cities, when i left michigan, there was michiganaw school, you remember trouble in paradise riotsble between the race , it started with the killing of a black motorist -- motorcyclist beaten to death. asking why iked -- am going to miami. since that time, some of the beach wasouth retirement homes or be down. down for the race riots. there is a stadium on florida avenue, it is growing off the charts. detroit has the same sort of feel. the value proposition is high, the opportunity cost is low. the lines we were looking for, are better-than-expected. i think it is a great opportunity. what i see.-- host: what was your life like in florida? guest: the irony of the discussion is my dad was in the army. they had my out older brother in germany, they came back to fort lauderdale and they were turned away because of a segregated. i was born into segregation in the united states. in anther was born integrated hospital in germany, i was born in a segregated. she became a school administrator. she was interim chief superintendent. my dad was

at one point in michigan. do you have larger aspirations back home in michigan?>> i am living and working my dream job. i have been given this amazing opportunity. i want to serve as long as the people keep me there. as long as i have that fire in the belly. i was telling my staff, i was walking down the hall of the capitol and i said i never want to lose the sense of awe of this place. i still stand here and i think about the history and the people that walked these aisles. i never want to walk and not just feel that i'm in a special place. if i ever lose that, i'm going home. so i have that fire in my belly. if i'm truly doing public service and i'm taking care of my constituents, then i want to stay. >> freshman, 14th district, thanks a lot for your time. >> thank you so much. >>> tonight on c-span3, american history tv with the look at bomb, of hiroshima and nagasaki. first, an interview with clifton truman daniel, who was the first to travel to japan and meet with atomic bomb survivors. and then the aftermath of the bombings. a look at artifacts recovered fr

i was an undergraduate at the law school at university of michigan.rom 1976 to 1983, i lived in michigan. the 1980's were pretty good years. the class of 1982 was rick snyder. 1983 was me. , we all came up in that era. having a connection to the city and understanding what it was in its heyday, as well as having participated in other cases, the chrysler case, perhaps made me seem like a more logical election than someone else. wxyz tv in detroit covered you a lot. we are going back to one of the first times in march of 2013, to get a sense of what they were saying before he took the job. [video clip] >> a historic day, but not the sort of history a city its people want to make. detroit has been declared in financial emergency. millionicit of $100 coming up june 30. $15 billion in long-term debt. $1.5 billion of that due in the next five years. has taken the next step in getting the finances under control. was in the room when he made the announcement. he joins me now. orr, do weo kevyn know when his first day will be? >> they have to do all the paperw

for donald trump, it was a warm and raucous welcome here in michigan yesterday.took the stage and it seems like immediately, the crowd was on their feet, cheering about his plans to secure the border, cheering about the idea of donald trump as the next president. >> we are going to get the wall built and it's going to be built right and mexico is going to pay for the wall. mexico is make ago fortune off the united states. mexico -- excuse me. mexico is going to pay for the wall. and they are going to be happy about it. >> reporter: when i talked to voters here, not everyone was sure he could actually win the republican nomination, but they said they liked the way he talked. not sounding like a politician and they said it was refreshing. as for his recent fiery exchange with megyn kelly, a lot of the women i talked to here dismissed the idea it could hurt him with female voters. they said it's just politics as usual. they are over it and it's time for the rest of us to get over it too. now for those voters who are hoping that donald trump would offer some specific

katy tur joins us from the trump event in michigan. robert costa with "the washington post" and michael steele is an msnbc political analyst and former chairman of the rnc. katy, you're on the scene, let's start with you. we're expecting him any minute now. any idea what he's going to be saying? >> if anyone tells you they know what trump is going to say at any given point, then they're lying to you, steve. no one has any clue what had come out of his mouth. but if you were to guess, he'll hit the major points he's been hitting. he'll address the megyn kelly comments, i think he'll address the fox news controversy and how roger ailes came back to him and apologized he says and how he's making nice with fox news. i think he'll hit the media once again saying they haven't been fair to him, that he's just trying to run a campaign but that people are attacking him. then he'll touch on some of his major issues, if you will. he's going to talk about his immigration stance, talk about where he stands on getting jobs back from china and mexico

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back on a sunday morning with a tale of a sleepy town in michigan michigan. >> from card tricks to disappearingother. >> reporter: can you show me your trick? this weekend colon, michigan is living up to the nickname "the magic capital of the world." the 70th annual magic get together is swelling the population of the 1200 person village with hundreds of performers from around the world. there are veteran magicians that have been coming since 1956. >> it's like greeting family when you come back again. >> reporter: there are beginners like 9-year-old maya green. wow! this man came from hong kong. colon, michigan is well known around the world? >> yeah. >> magicians show each other tricks. trying to outdo each other and trying to learn from each other. >> it raises the bar for everyone. i've shown you a card trick but let me show you another way to do it. >> reporter: organizers say that over the years the gathering has given spotlight to well known performers. in 1977 lance won the talent show when he was 17 years old. when magicians come to colon, michigan not all the performances are on stage

you ran for lieutenant governor at one point in michigan. do you have larger aspirations of back home in michigan? rep. lawrence: i am living and working my joining job. i -- dream job.

. >> you go for michigan.the nasty grams from your family in wisconsin. you know that, right. >> i have to stick to my guts. >> ryan will be back on "the closing bell." the final round of competition. thank you very much, ryan. >>> still ahead, 160 million reasons to be an outraged taxpayer. those details when "power lunch" returns. >>> hello everyone. i'm sue herera. here is your cnbc news update this hour. south korean tv reporting tensions between north and south korea are escalating, the north using harsh rhetoric about upcoming military exercises by the south and the u.s., resuming loud speaker announcements as the demilitarized zone. >>> new developments in the case against pennsylvania attorney general kathleen cain, a citizen activist has filed a complaint accusing her of using taxpayer money for her defense. she claims a conspiracy led to her being charged with leak aging a case. >>> scott walker's plans will allow patients to buy insurance across state lines and increase the contribution limits to ta

in 2001, nathaniel abraham became the first charged under michigan law to allow children of any rage to be charged. he was 11 when every shot a rifle on a hill top, striking a person. >> he just looked like a lost little child. you think of murder, you think i want the person charged, but those of us who have children and think about a 11-year-old and how competent they are to stand trial, what they know about their actions, what they do and what the result will be. >> an appeals court overturned the case and sent eight are a lamb to juvenile detention until the age have 21. the new case will start in juvenile court. >> i'm pleasantly surprised that it's going to the juvenile court. i think that's appropriate, personally. >> that says the local attorney may not make the experience much different. >> still very intimidating, scary. this is going to be very difficult for this child to pros, no matter what. >> jonathan betz, al jazeera. >> the number of people affected by an i.r.s. computer breach is three times higher than previously reported. the agency says 34,000 people had informat

not in jackson, michigan, right? >> how about iowa? i'm from iowa. >> we'll discuss. we'll throw in iowa too. >> a little iowa and a little michigan. >>> coming up on "good morning america" -- from honor student to convicted murderer, shayna hubers takes the stand at the court hearing, what she told the judge that could drastically reduce her sentence. >>> plus, the woman who calls herself the baddest chick on the planet. the ultimate fighting champ ronda rousey talks about last night's stunning fight. and what's coming next for her. >>> and how to live like a pop star, a look inside taylor swift's apartment, no blank space there. we'll be right back. >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by the all-new honda pilot. it's ready for anything. it's ready for anything. come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar, ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults wit

. >>> now to a chilling warning in michigan tonight. a possible sniper on the loose, taking aim at drivers on two interstates. a string of shootings. now investigators want to know, is the same gunman behind them all? abc's alex perez is there tonight. >> reporter: tonight, michigan authorities warning drivers near two major highways to be on high alert, a possible sniper targeting motorists. >> we want to make sure we can put an end to it before somebody gets hurt. >> reporter: the nightmare unfolding on i-94 and i-69 in rural areas near battle creek, michigan. investigators say since late july, as many as six vehicles driving along the highways have been damaged. sniper cases can be difficult to solve. >> i'm on the highway right now, and somebody just hit me, and i'm bleeding from my neck and i'm scared. >> reporter: this spring, 20-year-old cori romero was shot driving north of denver. the bullet went into one side of her neck and out the other. a trio of nearby shootings there, still under investigation. back in michigan, investiga

. -- lawrence host: >> representative brenda lawrence, representative of michigan. you spent a long career working in the federal government. what kind of work did you do? and what perspective did it give you on the seat that you now hold? brenda: i was a postal employee for the united states postal service. came in being a letter carrier actually walking door to door in the weather. i worked my way up through management and actually after 30 years to retire from -- not retire but to transition from management district job -- to go and be full time a mayor of my community. >> what perspective did it give you as a member of the house on how government should be working? brenda: it's a government agency. so knowing the checks an balances. not being frustrated with that, nderstanding the impact of respecting tax dollars although the postal service generate their own revenue. the perception is that we're a taxpayer generated -- our revenue came that way but it came from ourselves. but what was key about that is that we were regulated by the federal government. so there

i only applied to university of michigan. i didn't, like, go look at schools.hen people say now, what were you going to do if you did not get into michigan, like -- that implies i had some sort of strategy around it all. i didn't. emily: luckily you got in. dick: luckily i got in. my dad did get me a -- when i was, i guess, 14 or 15 one of the very early radioshack trs model 80 computers. so i learned to program in basic on that. by the time i went to michigan, i did know i am definitely going to study computer science. but i didn't know what i was going to do beyond that. emily: when you got to university of michigan, you took theater classes on the side. dick: my senior year, i had like eight arts credits i had remaining that i needed to get. i just thought, what is the thing i can take that will be the least amount of homework so i can focus on my operating systems class? i figured acting would be -- i will show up and say some lines in a play and that would be great. coincidently, my first semester, senior year, i started doing just stand up at the universi

. >> panic in eastern michigan as a tornado rolled through that area. the twister damaged several buildings including a school. >> severe storms turned deadly in illinois. high winds caused a tent to collapse at a festival. more from abc's bazi kanani. >> this is horrible. >> reporter: festivalgoers described the frightening moments that led to this. at least 15 injured and one killed when a sudden storm barreled through 9 annual prairie fest near chicago. powerful winds sent the main tent and its poles flying. rescuers had to cut holes in the tarp to trap those inside. >> i fell on one of my friends. her whole arm was cut. >> reporter: it sent thousands scrambling to take shelter at the annual lollapalooza musical festival. it pierced this dome over two indoor softball fields. the youth got out just in time. >> you could see the rip in the dome and kind of blew down. >> reporter: the system moving across the upper midwest with rain, hail and even some reported tornadoes. >> oh, my god, no. i'm going to shut the gas off. >> reporter: tense moments as a

when magicians come to colon, michigan not all the performances are on stage.just walking down the street. it's sponsored by colon's 80-year-old magic company. >> this is our showroom. >> reporter: the son of the cofounder they still make tricks by hand. mag magic's roots in colon go back to 1926 when harry black stone senior chose it as a summer home. it's attracted a whole new generation. for "today" john yang nbc news. colon, michigan. >>> very cool. he said he took magic lessons. >> when i was younger. to move to the next level you had to spend a bunch of money on the stuff, you know, and my father was like that's enough >> could you make us disappear? >> the whole magic of television. >> try it again. >> there we go! look at that! the question is can i make us reappear. >> oh, boy. >> the magic of television! >> do it again. >> the magic of television. >> that's why i got out of magic. >> oh! that's why i stopped. >>> next harry smith the >>> next harry smith the summer's it's our song... ♪ yeah, there you go... wait! oh, no! there are thousands of ways in

first, i am glad that kathy called for my home state of michigan.t is named after the state stone which is the petoskey stone. in fact, we have that impacts of climate change in michigan as recently as last summer when in the western end of lake erie, there was a horrible algae bloom that caused the city of toledo and some small spots of eastern michigan, to have a drinking water band because the water was contaminated with this algae group and one of the conditions for the all too bloom is warmer water. at that same time, there was a huge, huge flood in michigan and detroit area where i grew up rose toe floodwaters the bottom of the overpasses, and that is exactly what scientist predict will happen which is an increase in severe rainstorms and flooding in the upper midwest. there is already evident that occurring in these places. hearing froze over for the first time in a number of years because of severe cold. yes, but severe cultic, remember, we are on track for the warmest year ever in recorded history on planet y. in fact, july was the warmest

first, i am glad that kathy called for my home state of michigan. it is named after the state stone which is the petoskey stone. in fact, we have that impacts of climate change in michigan as recently as last summer when in the western end of lake erie, there was a horrible algae bloom that caused the city of toledo and some small spots of eastern michigan, to have a drinking water band because the water was contaminated with this algae group and one of the conditions for the all too bloom is warmer water. at that same time, there was a huge, huge flood in michigan and detroit area where i grew up rose toe floodwaters the bottom of the overpasses, and that is exactly what scientist predict will happen which is an increase in severe rainstorms and flooding in the upper midwest. there is already evident that occurring in these places. hearing froze over for the first time in a number of years because of severe cold. yes, but severe cultic, remember, we are on track for the warmest year ever in recorded history on planet y. in fact, july was the warmes

he is now moving to an event in michigan, sold out. he will talk to a group of supporters in a big room. now, we put a poll up on the screen for you. and this is our twitter poll. when you hear donald trump speak, do you like him? are you more interested him or do you like him yes? use hash tag greta, more or less. now back to the panel, betsy, first to you, it is sort of fascinating watching this. when governor romney, running for office ran from his wealth. donald trump, one of his political weapons he has a lot of money. look how successful i am. i want to get jobs, i can do that. >> no kidding, it's his favorite thing for him to talk about. it makes it his favorite thing to talk about cash. one thing that was fascinating watching his press conference was that when a reporter asked him what he would do about china recently devaluing its currency and that we need to do something and that it's bad and we need to be tough. if anybody has the credibility to talk about the financial systems we would hope he would, he is a billionaire and

in michigan alone, trade accounts for 1.2 million jobs. it could account for even more. as president, i will aggressively look for new opportunities to expand free trade, for new opportunities, for us to open up our products to more markets than ever. it is more important than ever that we finalize the transpacific partnership and the transatlantic trade and investment partnership. our growing economy and a profamily tax code when he's done -- ease danielle's financial burdens. to transform her life she has to be able to get a higher paying job. higher education is no longer a mere option, not in this new america. it is a crucial pathway to the american dream for most if not all of our people. or daniel to become a mechanic, she will need anywhere from 2 to 5 years of formal training under the existing system. to bring this within her reach, we must and i will overhaul our outdated higher education system. i will change how she receives her training, how much that training costs, how those costs are paid, and even how her payments are determined. hillary clinton recently

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you ran for lieutenant governor at one point in michigan. do you have larger aspirations of back home in michigan? living andce: i am working my joining job. i -- dream job. i have been given this wonderful opportunity. i want to serve as long as the people keep me there. as long as i have the fire in my belly, i was telling my staff and walking down the hall and said, i never want to lose this sense of awe. i still stand here and think about the history. i never want to walk in just a speciali am in place. if i ever lose that, i am going home. workam truly doing public and taking care my constituents, i want to stay here. host: representative brenda lawrence, democrat from michigan. 14 the district. thank you for your time. rep. lawrence: thank you. chris our profile series continues with republican tom macarthur of new jersey's third district. he talks about efforts to bridge the partisan gap. his family's charitable foundation and impressions of washington, d.c. this is about 20 minutes. host: congressman tom macarthur of new jersey, can

. >>> the sex lives and scandal coming out of the michigan statehouse. a lawmaker's elaborate scheme to divert attention from an affair with a fellow representative. >>> and new explosions, fires at a blast site in china. workers frantically digging as they rescue a firefighter who has been buried in that rubble. >>> so grateful to have you with us as always on a saturday. here with "newsroom," i'm christi paul. >> and i'm victor blackwell. it's a big political day in a couple of hours, many presidential hopefuls, a lot of them, will descend on the iowa state fair, hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and lincoln chafee, we also have rick santorum and donald trump as well. and donald trump will make a grand entrance. >> to say the least, yes. the business mogul expected to arrive in his helicopter. how else would he, correct? >> that's just the way. >> that's just the way. meanwhile, clinton heads to iowa after taking shots at each other and the rest of the gop field is essentially what's happening this morning. we've got the latest. we know, jeff, that hill

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back in michigan, investigators working round the clock, even flying up above, looking for any clues that might lead to the shooter. >> it's like a big jigsaw pieces together. >> reporter: and investigators hit while moving, do not stop. instead, take note of the area, call 911. >> thank you. >>> we want to head to new orleans now, on the eve of a solemn anniversary. ten years ago, hurricane katrina hit. the city underwater, residents stranded. the cry for help on that roof. the superdome, families huddled inside. and bob woodruff was there ten years ago, and tonight he's back. bearing witness to one city's strength, and one survivor's journey back. >> reporter: ten years ago, the worst about to come. the next morning, the water bursting through the levees, first burying the ninth ward. this was then. today, new orleans is back. ten years ago, the convention desperation. now, the economy is booming. katrina is considered the single most catastrophic natural disaster in u.s. history. more than 1,800 dead. i never forgot this 10-year-old girl i met. are you getting water and food? >> i

that is hours from now in michigan.imself atop another poll today this one out of iowa. the donald leads every republican candidate and note where jeb bush ended up down in seventh place with just 5% support. tonight in california, the former florida governor is planning to train his focus on hillary clinton on a major policy speech. he's expected to blame clinton and the obama administration for the rise of isis. >>> a group of heavily armed men with assault rifles showed up on the streets of ferguson, missouri as protesters demonstrated the fourth night in a row. the men identified themselves as part of the group known as the oathkeepers. a controversial patriot group. one of the oath keepers who identified himself as john said the group was there to protect a journalist from the conspiracy website info wars. although info wars said they did not hire the men. >> we're here with oath keepers keeping our friends at info war safe. that is it. we're constitutionalists. we're current and former military, law enforcement, f

today, trump makes his first appearance on fox news since the debate and has a campaign stop in michigan. >>> the nation's largest organization of nurses endorsed vermont bernie sanders. he got the endorsement in oakland yesterday. it's his first major union endorsement as he challenges hillary clinton for the democratic presidential nomination. the endorsement is noteworthy because about 90% of the national nurses united are women. >>> a white house staffer is charged with shooting her boyfriend's gun. he is a capitol policeman. single single terri is charged with arrest and endangerment. he grabbed her boyfriend's weapon and fired one shot into the ground. she is put on paid leave. >>> a northern wildfire in northern california has forced evacuations. the jerusalem fire has doubled in size and at least nine square miles have burned. as of last night, there was zero containment and firefighters fear it could merge with a larger fire. >>> a fire near the california/arizona border in the mohave valley is burning out of control. ten square miles and 11 homes have been burned but evacuation

paul: you were born and raised into troy, michigan. what was that like and what did you see over the years and up to present day? rep. lawrence: being born and raised in to try is amazing. i came up during the motown area. we are so passionate about our cars and the manufacturing industry was in our blood. we all know the story of detroit. andeaked during my lifetime then we saw a huge decline. i'm so excited to represent the city of detroit at a time where everything is coming back to life. it was almost like you were dying on the vine at a certain time. and now as we see, the auto industry has rebounded. manufacturing is being redefined . the den efficient a manufacturing -- we are still a major player in detroit. issee the foreclosure crisis devastating our area and our region. now to see those homes being bought and occupied again, it's just a great time. you feel like you're coming back to life. i'm so excited to be a part of that and to have lived through it. it is my home. and now to see it coming back to life. drew yout origina

. >> ♪ >> reporter: trump more confident and defiant than ever at a rally in michigan appears to haveace with fox news and proceed with debate moderator megan kelly. >> leading in iowa, new hampshire, everywhere. >> reporter: new polls show he's right leading the pack with 18 percent in new hampshire and in iowa with 17 percent. trump also says he's prepared to lay out specific policy plans he's just not ready yet. also trump's web site is now taking donations. even though a spokeswoman said the billionaire will continue to finance his own campaign. kenneth moton, abc news, washington. >> a state judge has ruled a south jersey student cannot use medical marijuana in school to help control her seizure disorder. roger and laura barber sued to force a school nurse to administer marijuana oil to their 16-year-old daughter but in a ruling made public yesterday the judge said the maple shade school district must comply with school laws banning drug use in school zones. the barbers are vowing to appeal. >> if you're looking for a unique flies stay during the pope's visit, how about the battl

donald goes to michigan, making first appearance in michigan as a presidential candidate and travels there as frontrunner in very crowded gop race. he will be headline speaker in a gop fund-raising event in a tiny town in central michigan. talk about raising political cash, earlier trump called into fox and friends by phone. said his campaign is not beholden to big money donors or special interest money? hillary raised a lot of money. all these people raised a lot of money. those people that put up money are not people expecting big, big things. some of these things are counter to what is good for the country, believe me they are. i don't need money. i'm running my own deal. i don't want anything. i have no special interests hind me -- behind me. >> i don't need any money. trump still refuses to rule out a third party run. he plans to keep the door open. tonight's event in michigan, basically sold out, cheryl. >> i can imagine. ashley webster in the newsroom. thanks, ash. >> sure. >> while trump is dominating republican polls even after the gop debate, hillary clinton seems to be sli

by the way tonight's event in michigan, almost sold out. everyone wants to see and here what "the donald" is saying. david: standing room only. not surprised. >> sure. melissa: no doubt. 2016 hopeful rick perry is hoping more campaign donations will come in and fast. the former texas governor has run out of money. until then perry is welcome staffers they're welcome to work as volunteers but he can't pay them any longer. he tweeted this message out earlier. we are continuing the fight, and we will win. donate today. a pro-perry political action committee says they have plenty of cash and maybe able to come to the rescue. so stay tuned there. david: all right. major shake-up meanwhile at google. the internet giant is not longer one company. it has been divided into several parts with a new parent company called alphabet. jo ling kent has more. >> google's reorganizing to avoid becoming a status quo tech dinosaur like microsoft and ibm and investors are loving it. google's new umbrella company, alphabet is expected to operate like a holding c