six from mister aguilar and amendment 204 as revised from mister mr. garamendi. the question is on amendment number 158 from mister larson which strikes section 1656 of the bill related to space based defense. the clerk will call the role. >> mister thornberry. >> no.[roll call vote] >>. [roll call vote] [roll call vote] [roll call vote] [roll call vote] [roll call vote] >>. [roll call vote] >>. [roll call vote] >>. [roll call vote] >>. [roll call vote] >>. [roll call vote] >>. [roll call vote] >>. [roll call vote] >>. [roll call vote] >>. [roll call vote] >>. [roll call vote] the clerk will report the result. >> mister chairman, there are 27 trend ones and 35 knows the amendment is not adopted. now occurs on amendment number 249 by mister lanterman regarding successful testing of kill vehicles. the clerk will call the role. >>. [roll call vote] >>. [roll call vote] >>. [roll call vote] >>. [roll call vote] >>. [roll call vote] >>. [roll call vote] >>. [roll call vote] >>. [roll call vote] >>. [roll call vote] >>. [roll call vote] >>. [roll call vote]

mister diamond and mister feldman, mister diamond first. 17,000 square feet, you mentioned your facility in florida. and obviously there are efficiencies of scale because you are training so many dogs. how many dogs you probably train at a time? >> right now we have capacity for about 30 dogs in our campu . in a couple months will have capacity for 60. >> and what you see in terms of the costs of your more professionally doing it 30 times the wax, what do you see your cost on the average question mark. >> we are finally seeing economies of scale. two years ago we were in the 40s. his staff here we were $32,000, this year $27,000 and we expect next year for the entire three week program was all the lifetime wraparound services to be about 22, $23,000 that we finally economies of scale and i would echo mister liles statements, that is the reduction of use of va services generally speaking and higher quality of life, the better human being you get at the end is a huge cost savings for the country.>> what's the lifespan, the average lifespan of one ofthe dogs? >> is between eight and 12 year

i will yield back to mister chairman. >> we now recognize mister griffin for five minutes. >> thank youl for being here to this important discussion we are having today. i will say we have to figure out what the balances, both from a security standpoint but also to make sure we are fulfilling our obligations under our constitution which was written with real life circumstances in mind. they said we don't want the government to be able to come in and get everything. they were aware of the situationwith general warrants, both london used against john wilkes . and the founding fathers were also aware of james otis and his fight in massachusetts which john adams said so the seeds of the revolution and the british government wanted to go from warehouse to warehouse looking for smuggled goods. so it's not an easy situation. i do have is question though. apparently some researchers recently published the results of a survey of over hundred encrypted products that are available online and basically they found that about two thirds of them are foreign products. the question would be, given that

thank you. >> thank you mister the kayak. at this time we will begin questioning on our side, yesterday gentleman recognized, parliamentary inquiry, state or inquiry. >> madam chair, the witnesses appear to have relied heavily on the premise of your staff that clinics incur no cost related tofetal tissue . that premise is captured in exhibit g which you previously had up on the screen. could you put that up on the screen for a moment again while i read parliamentary exhibit g? >> let's bring up exhibit g and please take the inquiry. >> that's not exhibit g. that's it. thank you. madam chair this chart says the clinic has quote, no cost to the payments of pure profit for the clinic. this is contradicted by exhibit c6, c9 and c-17 which show some clinics contain one, fill out paperwork related to fetal tissue donation. these are all costs of government accountability of recognized six years ago as reimbursed with direct quote, unquote. madam chair can you explain how this document, exhibit g was created and in statute with foun

mister bennett came onto the campaign in january.ign tactic to get a story in the media which is fine. well, it's leaked on purpose i think because it created this conversation. it created a story in the newspaper about numbers but ultimately i think what mister trump's going to have to do is create more of a traditional campaign overall, not piecemeal because this is about delegates. it is about actually persuadin people , the media will never be his friend and it does have to be overcome. president reagan overcame and whoever the nominee is is going to have overcome. >> president reagan had something else, the poll says people will be but basically. if you're voting for trump as one of these washington operatives, after the election they don't want to hire you look at what kind of campaign is running. he's running a nasty, insulting campaign where he supports protesters violence at rallies and says out paid her legal fees then takes it back. he's been caught in lies time and again. you can understand why someone might look at this

(strums and sings mister sister). it's the beginning of mr. sister. >> people hear you and they know who's singing. >> on the seth myers show with fred armeson and with his band, it's better than being the musical guest on the show, cause i was on for four nights and i was part of the 8g band with fred armeson, and it was just who also is in the mister sister video and did the lyric video, he was just amazing. >> each night we did a different song and we did mr. sister, we did guitars and microphones, and of course it's just a little snippet as uh before the ad comes on, but uh we did candy and when i, when we did that in the rehearsal they were like, that's the voice on the record, you know, it's just very recognizable. >> i mean you've been in music your whole life and people are still interested in what you have to say. how lucky do you think you are? >> um, i'm very, very lucky. and i'm very grateful too for fans and for people that listen to music and support music, um, there has to be people that want to listen to it, you know some peopl

mister diamond you are now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you mister chairman, document writing member, members of the committee. we are thrilled to be here to talk about this important matter. my name is rory diamond, the executive director of canines for warriors, the nation's largest provider of service dogs for traumatic brain injuries or who have been victims of military sexual trauma. with me is the founder of canines for warriors and of the current head of our canine division, we have two of our graduates.an 18 year army veteran did three tours in iraq and he is with his service dog. also with me, adam legrand, a 10 year air force veteran who helped men and women in uniform as a medic. he is with his service dog, molly. as has been mentioned, statistically speaking 22 veterans will commit suicide today. that's why canines for warriors exists. we were founded by mom, her name is jerry devault and she was worried about her own sons pts. five years later canines for warriors has grown into an organization with 36 dedicated staff. we have a nine acre, 17,000 square foot state

>> going back to mister lincoln would you expand on john quincy adams's role?e first to develop the idea that of the military necessity justification for abolition of slavery because i believe during the 1830s he warned them if taken to war, the north would have a military justification coming in and abolishing slavery. >> because once the south threatened the union, then the north if it saw the military value of freeing the slaves, would have every right to do so. the north would have the right to override the restraints on federal conduct that were written in the constitution and so adams said that point explicitly in the late 1830s or early 1840s and certainly thought lincoln had adopted that reasoning when he announced the emancipation proclamation. that is the week chain on the slavery issue. >> all right. if there are no other questions i am happy to sign books for those who would like to buy one upstairs. thank you so much. .. chair of military theory of the marine corps university will discuss his idead on how to defeat isis at the heritage foundation i

mister chairman, we have a quorum. >> thank you, susie. on the proxy committee, there we go. proxy committee. chris warner for the report. go ahead. >> 46 were in order. >> the proxy committee is accepted. the rules require the tentative agenda be sent to all members ten days prior to a meeting. in front of you is the final agenda for the session. without objection we will conduct the business according to that agenda. hearing no objection let's proceed. before you is a copy of the minutes of the 2016 meeting in

>> mister april what firehouse you work at ? >> here we go again. is anybody else thinking of becoming a model? you could . it looks like it to me. >> is a stranger the photo shoot? >> i am on it! >> how is everyone reacting? >> they love it . >> everyone is on board with everything. >> you look playful. [laughter] vincent is all tattooed up . there is no rule about that . did it hurt? >> yes . >> are you planning >> a lot more! >> do they still have the pole? >> june ! >> we are sisters. you are not twins, are you? >> double trouble! deanna from engine 276. >> 282 ! >> is there any competition? >> never! i am her number one fan . >> we support each other and we love each other. >> the job! june, right? >> when you go by? >> jodi bell. look at this do you have gym equipment in the firehouse? >> what is the best part about being a firefighter? we get to see the city 100%. >> we want to say hello to everyone so let's do it fast. july or june? >> lieutenant sarah. >> jackie martinez 275 s. jamaica, we love you. >> gisele king and engine 15. >> 4747 x-r

if they are just saying build a wall, that is reiterating mister trump's policy.n see the video and both sides of the aisle were not having -- it was not the trump supporters that were defacing police cars and breaking windows. that is the important part here. martha: as you look at california, doing donuts out there last night, we will see more of this. mister trump said he hopes we don't see it, what you guys can do to lower the temperature, to any extent possible on your side. >> mister trump says he does not condone these acts but these are not trump supporters. it will be whoever these people are supporting to calm them down. this is something the left uses, a bullying tactic, intimidation tactic and it won't silence mister trump or his supporters. that is what they want us to do, to back down off of policies like building a wall which won't happen so it is not up to donald trump to control other people. martha: when you look what happened to that police car last night, terrible behavior on the part of the people that were out there and we have to find a way

he is being used by those attempting to steal the nomination from mister trump. we have total confidence mister trump will win in new york where he holds a lead . with wisconsin the book, the attention shifts to new york where it holds primary on the 19th. thousands i expect it in bed page for a trump rally. new york and other northeastern states are crews will be campaigning in the bronx and just as cruises wisconsin victory was expect it, so was bernie sanders. paper beat hillary clinton winning his six straight . >> momentum is starting a campaign 11 months ago in the media determining that we were a fringed candidacy. >> clinton held the town hall last night and she tweeted her congratulations to sanders. she went on to say to all the voters and volunteers who forge your heart into the campaign, forward . the city council will vote on a bill that may eventually keep those custom characters and their special zones. if today's vote passes, the bill will give the department of transportation to regulate all pedestrian prizes leading to custom characters in speci

they are going to threaten me with mister garner! it's not the little green stuff you get on your plate . it is where they come in and take the money right out of your paycheck. i'll 30,000 i was slim sadie shocked . why doesn't he garnish? i am trying to figure it out. >> how do we know he's not? >> he has said it. he says he is making payment plans. >> garnishes that's not a part payment plan. you are expecting a paycheck and all of a sudden is just not there. you go to hr and they say irs came in and took the >> they take installments? >> they come in and take it ! >> were not talking about the state or the city the fed!juliet: if one of them is watching . >> go ahead and lock me up! there ought to be a way to file your taxes on the back of the postcard and send it in. >> let's start with the democrats hillary clinton leading bernie sanders do expect her to win? >> what is this bernie going to the batting cage? kissing the hand of the pope? mister socialist that hates religion? do you think that will get any roman catholic votes?

watch this. >> mister booth, i have a question for you. >> yes ma'am. >> do you go to nautilus middlechool? >> oh my goodness. >> i always wondered what happened to you, sir. >> oh my goodness. >> he was such a nice kid from middle school. >> oh my goodness. heather: can you imagine how heartbreaking that would be not just for her before him? they were friends in middle school and this story ends nicely. 10 months after her his ear and they were reunited when booth was released from jail after serving his sentence. the judge stood by along with's family to greet him as he got out of jail. she told him to take care of his family, take care of his job and get clean. he said you'd better believe it and he said the judge will now be his inspiration and motivation. fascinating. one went one way and the other went the other way and hopefully they can back on track. they were close friends in middle school, yes. jon: voters in new york not only gave big wins to donald trump and hillary clinton, they also provided information about the nomination battle and the general election and had in the

things will become brutal and the press will try to rattle mister trump. they see himas personally unworthy , many them and destructive to their ideology. mister trump needs to begin preparing himself for the onslaught. speeding. martha: chris anderson is a columnist for an author of the book the selfie boat. brad woodhouse is president of correct the record and dnc former communications director. good morning to you. brad, let's start with you, is he right? >> i got to tell you, no, i watched this segment and it made my head hurt. i couldn't follow the logic. martha: why is that question mark. >> up until now donald trump's entire campaign has been fueled by the media. eileen, cnn has basically provided a platform for a long infomercial that plays rallies from stem to stern so look, i don't think he's been treated unfairly by the media. in that clip they showed donal trump at a rally . saying the media was bad and maybe i'm here because of the media. martha: i think everybody understands the phenomenon that has rolled out in that way. he is a dynamic char

it doesn't stop there, mister president. at the same time the left too has closed its frustration with its inability to persuade the american public of the wisdom of its agenda in anger about the confirmation process as well. the left has refused to accept the fact that when one political branches conserved by a conservative republican, the other has philosophic fulcrum resting on key southern democrats who held the balance in close vote for the senate for a long time, that it -- in those circumstances it is inevitable the court is going to grow more conservative. .. gulf such as the justices that were approved by the combined total love 188-9 in the senate. mr. president, it is frustrating because the conservative president and the senate where the outcome is held by the conservative southern democrat is not put in the nominated justice brennan who i think was a great justice and should find people to replace him. just as the right refuses to accept the reality of the defeat of. the vast majority of americans com,an overwhe

she was joined by other guests including ralph lauren, melissa rivers and mister t. >> larry: misters that have to do with hillary's comments? >> i don't know, larry. but i pity the fool who wasn't walking down this black carpet. (music) >> larry: grace! grace! grace, this isn't okay. do you have any opinion about what hillary clinton said about h.i.v. aids or the reagans? >> oh. well, larry, i know that the reagans were good friends with actor rock hudson, who was a victim of h.i.v. aids... >> larry: okay. yes. that's true. >> and i know that weeks before rock hudson died, the reagans ignored his requests for medical help. because as a social conservative, president reagan would sooner turn his back on an old friend than acknowledge an epidemic that primarily affected homosexual men in america. (slow song) >> larry: grace, did we really need the "nightly nightly" after that? >> but i did the sad one! >> larry: true, true. sounds like you know more about the reagans in the '80s than i gave you credit for. >> of course, larry. these people were hollywood stars! and if there's one thin

journalism and the new york times with almost as much as the washington post, a real antagonist of mister nixon in nixon's point of view. read these books together. the war in vietnam, chile, the detente, dealings with china and russia, that is tim weiner's book, and that is complemented by evan's study of what it is like to be richard nixon and take the entire life to mister nixon's birth through the full extent and insight about him as a father and husband, as a man who was always striving. tim weiner captures the way he was a raging insomniac who as he remarked in the attempt to deal to medicate himself with alcohol, not a good formula. each book is so convincing you need to sit down with a two of them together. in the last paragraph nixon was no saint but he martyred himself in a lot of his self-destructive behavior. i thought i would ask tim weiner to tell us what it was that caused him to set out to write this book. >> a few years ago i was at the nixon presidential library and archives in the home town south of los angeles, talking about nixon's relationship with j edgar hoover who

i do have to emphasize that it's not just mister trump's proposals. you're also hearing concerns about mister chris's proposals which in some ways are just as draconian when it comes to immigration for example. the implications with respect to any remittances, many of which by the way are from legal immigrants and from individuals for sending money back to their families , are enormous. first of all, they're impractical. we just talked about the difficulty of trying to enforce outflows of capital . the notion that were going to track every western union bit of money that's being sent to mexico, good luck with that. thenwe got the issue of the implications for the mexican economy . which in turn, if it's collapsing actually sends more immigrants north because they can't find jobs back in mexico. but this is just one more example of something that is not true and is primarily put forward for political consumption. and as i tried to emphasize throughout, we've got serious problems here. we've got big issues around the world. people expect the president o

work to rack up votes and delegates see one now donald trump leads in the delegate count, 845 for mister trump. andrews is next with 559. kasich as 148 but with pennsylvania, rhode island, delaware, connecticut and maryland all voting is tuesday, another 118 delegates are up for grabs. we have team fox coverage of the race for the white house. peter keeping tabs on the presidential campaign live from washington but we begin with the gop side of things. mike and manuel is live in annapolis maryland. reporter: lots of delegates up for grabs and little time before people vote. republican front-runner is already investing time and energy here in maryland and competing for its 38 delegates. >> maryland is very big, a lot of delegates, you've got to vote. here's what's going to happen and here's what i promise you. if i win it will be a lot to do with right here. reporter: .or john or john kasich has invested time in maryland as well. kasich sees this date as an opportunity for his campaign to compete this one important because we have to accumulate delegates. we don't accumulate delegates, ti

up to this point, mister trump has rescued prewritten speeches and the use of teleprompters.apparently he will change that today. we will find out what he thinks about things like isis, relations with israel, russia and other nations around the world. a major foreign policy speech from donald trump. we will have it live when he steps up to the microphone. jon: in the meantime, donald trump and hillary clinton crushing the competition at last night's northeastern primary. the two front-runners closer now to clinching their party'snomination. welcome to happening now, i'm jon scott . heather: i'm heather now or to come in for jenna lee. great to be back. lots of politics going on. trump sweeping all five states by wide margins in the battle for the east and mid atlantic. clinton taking 405 contest with bernie sanders, coming out ahead in the rhode island i married. it was anopen primary so independents could vote there but so far, no one giving up the fight yet . >> we are going to have our country back. were going to make america great again and i want to tell you for the five states, i

there is due. >> we will see mister matt . the mets and the national league champions will play their home opener today. who will be on the mound when they take the field against the phillies? you may have heard the story he has smacked his wife expect the first child down in florida. if he can't go, he plans to be with his wife and he will leave and have a flight to be with her. if it happens, terry collins says he will likely make the start . situations. he is used to having rain delays in getting all of those things that occurred throughout his career. he's the best guy to step in. >> the yankees at yankee stadium versus the astros . they jump out to an early lead. it's a one run score. he scores the rbi this season with the game tied at five. mark with the play and the rockets are at one 11. at a three run homer. the yankees beat the phillies and they beat the astros 8/5. in hockey, it was a big the rangers will clinch in the third place for the islanders. the rangers will wind up as a wildcard. as the prudential center sc

. >> terminada la locura de las elecciones salen como favoritos mister trump y mrs. hillary.ca gente sabe que una tercera parte del presupuesto se va en gastos de defensa, estamos hablando de trillones de dÓlares gastados en mantener aviones, tanques y nadie nos ha invadido, el 25% del presupuesto. en educaciÓn gastamos 3.6 por ciento. el desempleo 8%, donde estamos, no se estÁn discutiendo los asuntos fundamentales que van a la yugular. la naciÓn es en vejez siguiente, esas son las cosas que no se discute. >> la corte suprema evalÚa un caso para evaluar si es un crimen rechaza la prueba de alcohol en la sangre. >> si la corte suprema opina que criminalizar es constitucional, el resto de los estados podrÍan aprobarla. >> la corte va a pensar que estas bÚsquedas son razonables y que las leyes que convierta en un crimen en rechazar un examen de alcohol son constitucionales, en realidad el manejar es un privilegio y los estados pueden poner condiciones. reportero: organizaciones como madres contra los conductores ebrios indican que estas leyes son necesarias porque una de cada c

. >> mister trump wants to set americans against each other.he wants to build walls and i want to build bridges. >> bernie sanders does at 12:15 am. he will speak at the national convention. it's the same one that clinton spoke out yesterday. after that it's time to prepare for the two hour rally in brooklyn. robert, you can watch the debate tonight. >> the democrats debate the republican candidates are gathering for a republican gala. it's expected to be disrupted by antitrust protests.let's go to teresa. she joins us from the grand hyatt in midtown. >> i believe it's a job for use of correct me if i'm wrong. in recent memory, i believe it's one of the only time police had all of the candidates from both parties in the city. when it comes to this election cycle tell me if you are right or wrong. when it comes to the gop , all eyes are here in midtown. >> all eyes are on new york city which has found itself squarely in the middle of the political universe. tonight donald trump, are putting on their tuxes to play nice.they will be at the gop gala at the grand hyatt. it's a $1000 dinner t

mister president, we never said we would break rules to change rules. to change the rules in the senate can be done by a simple majority. it can only be done if there's extended debate by 67 votes so i don't at all say that the statements made by the republican leader were wrong about our wanting a vote and we were disturbed that their work votes but we never ever suggested that the rules should be broken. but in addition to the so-called pocket filibusters, call them whatever you want, the i think 69 nominations never made it out of the rest of the building come out of the judiciary committee. but in addition to those performances, republicans engaged in explicit filibusters on the floor against a number of clinton judges and they did get out of committee. and they defeated a number of president clinton's executive branch appointments by filibuster. it's the same advise and consent clause and that's why republican filibuster surgeon general henry foster, it was constitutional. the democratic filibuster of the fifth circuit nominee priscilla arms, const

. >> is warriors, alicia, -->> mister mister don't quite understand why luke walton should leave the waltons for the doormats like the lakers. >> let's make it simple. grants and i were having fun with it earlier. if you get an offer from your home area, the team you one to championship rings within they throw when anywhere from 30 $30- $40 million you got to go. >> betty i love the memory. white of the giants build him a statue. >> if that's the way statues were, that's back in 1987 and then a couple of years later he lost his left arm was happened to be his pitching arm. they built the statute that's willie mays and one day bonds will get one. it's a hall of fame caliber player but certainly to a lot of people this guy means more than any of the big studs. he was a great guy before and certainly. >> you were so excited, why don't you move to la? >> what are shot. a kid for marine catholic. a bay area native. we had a place down there for five or six years. i'm just telling you, i'm excited for the sky. it's a brand-new franchise. if you river somebody who's not from the bay area te

he has an unfavorable view of mister trump . you can see all these rallies and passionate people cheering for him. the poll numbers are outrageous. if you notice it's white out. you can't win a national election if all you have is white males. if you lose the female vote for the black vote you won't be president. if he is disliked by seven out of every 10 people , what about hillary clinton >> bernie sanders said, they asked him , how do you rob the subway. he said you get a token . >> he said after that , i guess if you can't , please stop. >> jacks like she write it all the time. when she came here about the hilly hillbillies from little rock and hijacked them to move to the widest suburb and all of america , she never took the subway once. she never took the subway and all of a sudden she swiping her metro card. that's not her fault . >> who hasn't taken the subway since 2009 when he got his suv . >> you know these people ride around in suv so i they have to go through the charade ? >> they are so local. bloomberg was getting

leÓn felipe: keisy dijo que si su presencia no fue importante nitro mister cruz estarÍan atacando comoel estado. estuvo le en wisconsin expertos en financiera darÁn consejos para ver cÓmo se puede ahorrar dinero. luz: en esta semana en los consulados de mÉxico en el Área de la bahÍa desde hoy lunes 4 de abril hasta el viernes de esta semana varias compaÑÍas estarÁn dando consejos financieros a la comunidad latina del Área de la bahÍa. asÍ iniciÓ hoy la semana de educaciÓn financiera del consulado de mÉxico de residentes del Área de la bahÍa, donde podrÁn recibir consejos de expertos dentro de las finanzas. >> es importante que la gente tenga informaciÓn de cómo de una cuenta, de cÓmo solicitar un crÉdito bancario, de cÓmo cuidar su dinero. luz: preguntas como francisco tiene ya que no cuenta con nÚmero de seguro social. >> yo quiero sacar mi crÉdito, quiero generar un futuro mejor para mÍ. tiene una casa donde puede vivir cÓmodamente. luz: uno puede abrir una cuenta bancaria con un nÚmero de pin. carla enrique de la organizaciÓn sin fines de lucro tambiÉn aconseja: >> primero hacer los

mister prime minister, the uk today wanted citizens traveling to north carolina and mississippi about laws there that affects transgender individuals. as a friend, what do you think of those laws? would you like to weigh in on that? and prince, all of us back in the us, prince passed away, you were a can you tell us the view of him? >> i am trying to figure out which order to do this. maybe i will start with north carolina and mississippi. i want everybody in the united kingdom to know the people of north carolina and mississippi are wonderful people, hospitable people, beautiful states and you are welcome, you should come and enjoy your self and you will be treated with extraordinary hospitality. i also think the laws that have been passed there are wrong and should be overturned. they are in response to politics in part, some strong emotions generated by people, some of whom are good people but i just disagree with when it comes to respecting the equal rights of all people regardless of sexual orientation, transgender, gay or lesbian. although i respect their different viewpoints, t

that's because mister cruz has no democratic path to the nomination.lly eliminated by the voters. straightforward, six inc., no rambling. just to oppose it however to this, this is classic trump on the campaign trail. >> you know, the system, folks is rigged. it's a rigged system area now, you have to understand i'm not complaining about the states that i won. those are okay. of which i won i think 22 and cruz 110. and yet i hear him say i'm the only one. lying ted cruz, lying ted, he has a bible appeared. he is a liar. [laughter] >> that's vintage donald. greg: lynn, which is better? the live in front of the camera and audience donald trump or the wall street journal op-ed? >> life trump is always great but i think trump supporters, just think for a moment that if you support him because you like his policies, okay but this system is designed to be difficult. and the moment to complain about the system is, your argument doesn't sound the best when you just realized oh my gosh, i'm losing . greg: i'm completely out of time but i want to squeeze one qui

. >> you okay, mister? >> yeah. >> mazy williams switches it up from her usually "game of thrones" look to dress for her new role. as jessica took good care of her on the new orleans set. >> she looked after me and made sure that i had everything i needed and that was all i could ask for as a producer and frrend. >> she must have been honing her mommy gene. jessica was pregnant with little silas during production of the film. so what do silas and otis have planned for their moms on mother's day? >> we have all sorts of stuff cooked up, but he won't let me know because he doesn't know enough words yet. >>> topping tonight's know and tell, reclusive rob returns to the kardashians. >> welcome home. >> the 29-year-old is pretty much been off his family's realty show for the past two years. >> he feels a little uncomfortable right now being on camera. >> while he's back starting may 1, 50 pounds slimmer and engaged. and today he and his fiance left new york after partying thursday at a strip club. rob and former

. >> mister trump wants to other.he wants to build walls and i want to build bridges. >> the democrats to be in the candidates gather for a gala. it's expected to be interrupted by anti-trump protest. 30 different causes are planning to interrupt it. one group organize a massive anti-trump chicago rally that turned violent. richard emery stepped down from the review board after they file a lawsuit against them. emery used a gender-based slur against her. she filed a complaint soon after but nothing was done for months. investigation started in march eminem he found out, he retaliated . >> after you find out he started to strip away her duties and undermine her authority in the office. >> last month he made a controversial comment comparing nypd unions to pigs. that's according to a daily news interview . >> judge has post on the sentence for peter liang. the judge is considering whether to toss the conviction after the defense attorney accused one of the jurors of lying . michael vargas said no one in his family had been later he admitted that his estranged father was sent to prison fo

. >> you think mister trump will run a more professional campaign?ump campaign but it will have traditional elements to it. jon: for more on this let's bring in judith miller, pulitzer prize winning investigative reporter, author and fox news contributor. when sweet as bureau chief for the chicago sun-times and you have to admit lynn, so far the campaign donald trump has lung has served them well. >> yes. but he hasn't clinched yet and he is facing the potential of a contested convention. it seems he made a strategy switch that makes sense and it he wonders in to the zone of being conventional, i think he thinks he has enough support that his followers who may be antiestablishment won't fault him for coming into the republican establishment may be ankle-deep. we will see if he gets up to his knees. jon: he says duty he's going to be more presidential and his supporters are going to be bored with him being presidential. is that a possibility? >> if you have to make the transformation from being class clown to student body president, yes. he's going to

you see this happen in close.make a shortly after mister trump's appearance. mashing police cars, clashing with from supporters. about 20 people were arrested as right police found finally managed to calm things down. no one was injured. inside trump storing up his supporters. >> on june 7, you're going to go and vote. you might send it in but you're going to go and vote and we are going to start winning again. we are going to win with our military, we're going to knock the hell out of isis. we're going to win for our veterans, our great veterans. were going to take care of all that. were going to win on the second amendment, it's under siege. were going to protect our second amendment. were going to win with healthcare, we're going to repeal and replace obamacare. were going to be proud of our country and we are going to win and i love to do this and we will do it one last time. were going to win. jon: correspondent john roberts live in burlingame california south of san francisco where gop leaders will hear from two of their candidates john, what's the lates

remember mister mayor smoking cigarettes.he was always crying. >> areas. a person with no lucifer? how could that the? i thought he was jesus . >> either one of the other is lying. you can't be both jesus and lucifer. >> ted cruz responded and said we have never even work together. what are you talking about? >> we walked by each other in the hallway. >> he is too busy having carly fiorina saying the wheels in the was bus are going round and round. >> she was just trying to be entertaining. >> that is mean. >> let's talk about chris christie . >> you see him behind donald trump at all of these campaign stops. he is looking a little bit bewildered and sometimes perplexed. >> that look is that he should be the one giving the speech. doesn't america realize what they are losing? not having cmo. realizes it because they don't care. >> this guy is always missing in action. the whole thing is try to create favor with the voters . >> did you see the look on his wife's face? all of a sudden your guy trump is talking about hillary always playing female card. if that look could be replayed o

the intense search and deeping mistering into who murdered the same family in ohio. as they warn residents to be on guard. >>> free-fall. the bizarre scene caught on video. three humvees break free from pair theira chute rigging and crash to the ground. >>> and a critical point for bernie sanders as he tries to hang on and hillary clinton considers who should be her running mate. >>> and death of a legend. were there signs of trouble in the days and weeks before prince died. >> and unsafe air. a new report singles out the most polluted cities in the country. are you at risk?

excuse me mister gq upper east side . ben: you don't live in queens and you can't give up that lucrative radio salary. curtis: i know you were born in a silver spoon but mill village. there is dirty water hot dogs with cooling's mustard. hundreds of people gave me a standing ovation. >> just because did that does not mean you are really running.>> you are leading these people i am lying to them. >> and you are lying to the journalist? >> we are talking about real issues last night. the corrupt democratic machine. the most corrupt of all the country. i will give the machine . >> have you given your notice? >> you have to be for you to clear so what day will you tell them. >> this race has not officially begun. i know you want but again, read my lips. he is not running for not going to happen. he will not give up that radio salary. >> whatever amount of money and make , i don't see it because it goes to all of my exes and the lawyers. >> there is no way that those exes >> -trying to be a viable public and kennedy and you ar

the intense search and deeping mistering into who murdered the same family in ohio. as they warn residents to be on guard. >>> free-fall. the bizarre scene caught on video. three humvees break free from pair theira chute rigging and crash to the ground.

mister rogers votes aye. mistsongas votes no. mr. franks votes aye. mr. garamendi votes no. mr. schuster votes aye. mr. johnson votes no. mr. conaway votes aye. ms. speer votes no. mr. lamborn votes aye. mr. castro votes no. mr. whitman votes aye. ms. duckworth votes no. mr. hunter votes aye. mr. peters votes no. dr. fleming votes aye. mr. vissi votes no. mr. kauffman votes aye. ms. gabbard votes no. mr. gibson votes aye. mr. walls votes no. mrs. hartzler votes aye. mr. o'rourke votes no. dr. heck votes aye. mr. norcross votes no. mr. scott vote aye. mr. gallego votes no. mr. brooks votes aye. mr. takai, mr. that kyle votes no. mr. nugent vote aye. ms. graham votes no. mr. cook votes aye. mr. ashford votes no. mr. bridenstein votes aye. mr. moulton votes no dr. wen strum votes no. mr. byrne votes aye. mr. graves votes aye. mr. zinke votes aye. misstefanik votes aye. ms. mcsally votes aye. mr. knight votes aye. mr. mcarthur? mr. russell? mr. russell votes aye. mr. courtney? mr. mcarthur? >> the clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman there are 35 aye votes, 26 no votes. >> t

. >> can you do this, mister man?. >> la. >> la. >> yeah. >> do it every day. >> but i don't think you can go as high as this dude. i think he might have you beat. ♪ ♪ >> how many octaves can he sing? >> i'll let you be the judge. ♪ >> that looks like it hurts. >> it does look a little painful. >> he can only use plasticware in the house. >> okay. falsetto now, y'all. >> it sounds like a tea pot ♪ [ crash ] >> okay. >> i know what everybody is thinking seeing this. why is that dog in the chair lift? the dog is with two people who are clearly on the ski patrol. red jackets. crosses on the shoulder. that indicates that they're there to rescue people, and what we think is happening and possibly a training session. as you can see, that dog is strapped to that ski patrol person, who is going down this rope. >> as far as the training, are they training how to rescue a dog or is that dog training how to rescue humans? >> you would think the dog is rescuing the humans, but it's actually the human that has the dog strapped to

released this statement it says, the toxic environment at uc berkeley has made it impossible for mister hufnagel to rejoin the basketball team he loves. even if he is vindicated in full. >>> los angeles is known for while the police chases a pursuit through the city yesterday was even more bizarre than normal. to burglary suspects led officers on a chase. they are spinning donuts. they took off in the convertible with the top down, in the rain. the driver stopped to spin the donuts. a very slick street. weaving through cars. the passenger stood up, danced and waved to people. during the chase they bumped into the tmz tour bus. release backed off several times for safety reasons but the suspects later pulled over. betook selfies. exchanged hugs and waited for police to take them into the city. they have been identified as a 20-year-old and a 19-year-old. >> funny they took the selfies but it could've been a very dangerous situation. >> it looked like some very crowded streets at some point. >>> let's check in on traffic this morning with sal, fresh from a giants win. they came out swingi

but monday none more well known than the mister satisfy tee song he wrote in 1960 right here in philadelphia>>> and in philly tonight a celebration of live without limits. a walk is about to get underway honor some true warriors including one local teen who is about to celebrate a huge accomplishment. >>> a situation goes from bad to worse on a wyoming enter state. something sends a pick up flying and rolling. the one thing authorities say cep this from turning into a disaster. >>> howard? >> just over two hours the eagles will make their pick in the 2016 draft. we'll find out what is going on in the war room. dave spadaro will join us coming up in sports. >> check this video out. wyoming highway patrol and tow truck driver were helping a driver who slid off the inter state when this happened. pick up hit the tow truck and rolled. the driver of that pick up was wearing his seat belt and got away with only minor injuries. thankfully no one else was hurt. state troopers reminding drivers to slow down and move over when you see stopped emergency vehicles. >> happening right now, runners are get

the intense search and deeping mistering into who murdered the same family in ohio. as they warn residents to be on guard. >>> free-fall. the bizarre scene caught on video. three humvees break free from pair theira chute rigging and crash to the ground. point for bernie sanders as he tries to hang on and hillary clinton considers who should be her running mate. >>> and death of a legend. were there signs of trouble in the days and weeks before prince died. >> and unsafe air. a new report singles out the most polluted cities in the country. are you at risk? "nbc nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. they were all shot in the head. execution-style. eight members of the same extended family living in a rural part of southern ohio. we're hearing for the first time what it was like on 911 recordings of relatives who called for help. tonight a manhunt goes on, a reward has been offered and officials warn people to be cautious with a killer or killers still on the loose. a big question, what we begin in ohio with our report from gabe gutierrez. >> there is blood all o

just watch yourself, mister. i tell ya, this thing with debra's got her nuttier than ever.lace up the gloves and go at it in the back yard. come on, those two are goin' through a tough time. all you can think about is how it affects you? you're like a lady. you know what i noticed? even when debra's all wah-wah-wah-wah, if she finds out i'm comin' over here, she goes out of her way to be nice to me. what do you mean? well, like yesterday, ma wanted me to come over, and debra all of a sudden was like,