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"action news" at 11:30 continues when we come pass pass pass call dan cuellar >> saturday night here's what's happening "action news" at 11:0 a community comes together to help a pennsauken family whose home was destroyed by fire and trio of local sisters honored for more than 50 years of making beautiful music and it's a type sign of the season. aping letters take to the creek hoping for first cap of the year. answeringlers. >> incredible images. a home damaged by a no pennsauken todayraimdz shot out of this two story home union avenue and stowe road as dotens of firefighters battled the inferno. >> i live on bay avenue and i spelled it. i opened my front deer and all i saw was black. >> investigator sparked in the yard of the home 3:30 p.m. saturday the fire station is only a block away. but the strong winds quickly carried the flames to the house. >> it does just that feeds the fire and then compromises host stream to see how you saw early on some of the exterior hose lines were fighting wind along with fire itself. >> the scene brought out a large crowd of neighbors and the family who lives here was away and uninjured. but they made it back for a moment they'll never forget "action news" learned unlike this thinl house survived another fire in 2006. the home belongs to mother of a volunteer firefighter kevin hancheck that lives across the street. he's battling stage four stomach cancer and lost his father to cancer two years ago. we were there as a community held a benefit for the son in november. neighbors say they're sure people will step up for his family again. >> i know for sure everybody will come together and put efforts forth helping them. >> again, no one was injured. but we've learn the family chihuahua sovy was inside and deposit make it firefighters say there was a lot stored on the property and inside the home an that fueled this fire. the fire marshall is investigating the cause. reporting in pennsauken, ken "channel 6 action news." >> and from that fire in pen sawk tone a plays in manayunk that left a woman injured the fire broke out around 9:00 this morning at a home in the 100 block of jamestown street. firefighters say it started in the kitchen. but they're still trying to figure out what started it a 60-year-old woman was taken to temple hospital for smoke inhalation. >> a man was hit and killed by an amtrak train in delaware county this eveningch the victim was struck 7:00 on the train tracks south of sharon hill station. delaware county officials state victim was pronounced dead there at the scene. >> a 15-year-old is in critical condition after crashing an at. in cobbs creek. this cellphone video shows the moments after the crash. it happened around 2:30 this afternoon, 5800 block of cobbs creek parkway. the victim was racing with another atv when he lost control and slammed into a truck. >> there were four riders two on each tv the ones in the back were the ones that crashed he walked away. he had two i turned around and booked. >> that witness says police found the other riders. police have not said, though, if they will file charges. the victim is being treateded at children's hospital. >> a brawl outside of club mouse south philadelphia left several people injured. just after midnight a fight between two men in the second street shooter club house near front and dickerson spilled out into the street. during that fight, both men between bystanders were injured and all required treatment at local hospitals. so far one person has been charged. >>> from delaware newsroom now a wilmington woman was arrested yesterday and charged with fifth dui. 1 people, 64-year-old ann baker ran a red light on harmony road. she was transported back to the station where investigation into her driving record revealed a history of drunk driving convictions, dating back to 1987. basic was treed of after mosting 10,000 bond. >> they've about singing together for decades. today, three sisters got to enjoy a concert in their >> the church of the living god on poplar street in north philadelphia hosted this tribute to the henderson sisters. the sisters have been singing gospel music together in the delaware valley for 55 years. congrats to them. >> well, today what's opening day for trout season in our area and excited anglers hit the bachingz of local creeks right and early to cast their lines. "action news" reporter annie mccormick was there with him. >> 8 a.m. sharp anglers hit the water cross the delaware valley yesterday trout season began in our area. >> it's unbelievable greatest feeling in the world. >> greatest feel of the world darby creek clifton heights and pennypack by welsh and pennypack in the northeast. scores of fishermen were look line and sink aalong the creek thompson bridge. in delaware county folks lined the banks. the best trap maying in darby creek. >> this is the best so far. >> these are normal size. >> and that is colassal. >> the early spird catching worm. for this trio it's early man that kachd the trout. >> we're making up at 3 made wawa set it up where we made barbeque. >> and in south person pennsylvania upstate delaware we're lucky. other sparts of the state don't goat finish with thought until later this month. the dreams were stocked in preparation fort masses and don't forget in pennsylvania you need to have fishing license and also a trout permit. make sure you have everything you need before you hit the creek. i'm delaware. they have rules too. head to 6abc.com a list of what you need and where you can get it. i -- >> still to come on "action news" tonight is a blud moon. this nor unique than roast. what cause this phenomenon. >> end offer for popular care joke jury key could spiping with the most well known fingzer we'll look at at musical challenged and whop grace the the same. melissa. >> sharee, only comfortable companies. mainly clear. minus wind. second half of the weekend for easter sunday looking good for all the easter egg hunts outdoors. details ing up in the accuweather pass ♪♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we're never having kids. mmmeathe. i love it here. we are never moving to the suburbs. we are never getting one of those (minivan). we are never having another kid. i'm pregnant. i am never letting go. for all the nevers in life state farm is there. s >> you're tag a look at a total lunar eclipse. it was only available for a couple hours. it turned red calling it a blood mood. sunlight scatters off the early's atmosphere and off the moon it lasted only a few minute making it shortest eclipse of the century. >> closer to home and what we saw today. windy day. meteorologist melissa magee joining us. we had sunshine but hoping for warmer temperatures. >> i think we'll get that sharee for easter sunday. that sun will prevail once again. stormtracker 6 double scan radar you see it's dry. it's quiet. we'll show you the picture outside. the action cam was outside looking at boat house row. schuylkill river. back of art museum and we actually got a full moon tonight. mostly clear sky. winds diminishing great viewing done

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mmm mmm live the regular life. >>> should i run for president and be so lucky to be elected. one of my first actions would be to invalidate the president's iran agreement that jeopardized the safety and security of the free world. >> republican potential presidential candidates love barack obama's iraq deal. they love it's existence. rick perry just the latest to pan the framework settled on last week joined marco rubio, jeb bush a man who graced three of the sunday news shows, benjamin netanyahu. >> the state of our economy should not have access to a vast nuclear capability. >> a better deal would role back iran's vast nuclear infrastructure and require iran to shot their aggression. >> i think it is important to change the deal to toughen up the deal get a better deal. >> benjamin netanyahu is now a regular booking when his country is not even part of the discussions. it misrepresents the entire context of the talks. it is not between israel and the u.s. or israel and iran. it is china, russia and our closest european allies. no one has to take barack obama's word at face value. they can ask some of our closest allies that helped negotiate it and endorsed it. think about that when rick perry says he would invalidate the deal. he would be sticking his thumb in the eye of france germany, and the u.k. they really hold the success or failure of this deal most quarely in it's up and downhands. iran. you may have heard of them. it is who netanyahu warned us about in his speech. but there has been little to no decision about how the institutions inside of iran view the deal or the possibility of the country reopening to the rest of the world. iran's political dynamic has in some ways a kind of resident mirror image of their own. just as the deal here mobilized some faxes, so has iron moteivate motivated the hard liners. the political strength comes from the founders to the west. joining me now is the author of "a single roll of the dice." i guess there is a tendency to think of iran as monolithically. who likes this deal and who doesn't? >> iran has politics like all other country, but i think one hard of critics, and the difference is that frankly the hard liners on the american side are outdoing the iranian hard liners. they are essentially behind the deal. we would not have seen the negotiations going this far had they not backed it. so the opponents of the deal are increasingly becomes isolated and they're certainly not sending letters to president saying that whatever they sign they will unravel. >> then how should we interpret, we saw many people in the streets, how should with interpret that what was the meaning of that? >> people are just delighted. to them it is not just a nuclear deal. this is a deal that ends sanctions on iran. they would hopefully end isolation and the extremely young educated population will get to recorrect with the national community, and at the same time it's a deal that from the iranian perspective safeguards their dignity. that is something that speaks to their pride. as a result you saw the images. people in the streets dancing chanting slogans from the green movement. >> that was a kind of democratic uprising against the incumbent powers at be that was very brutally suppressed. we saw some of it covered on our air and other places. there is now word that chuck shoe schumer who is in line to be the senate leader will back this senate bill that would essentially create a congressional veto or disapproval. what do you make of that? >> i think the reason the president is not trying to sell the deal, he needs the public to come to his side to prevent any kind of congressional sabotage. he has to go to the american public and i think you have seen his case. he is essentially saying this is a good deal. this is one of the best deals, and we are going to look toward a military confrontation, and we hope they can come out and show their support on this. >> one of the things that critics of the deal have noted, and this gets to internal politics in iran and to the extend of reformers hardliners moderates, is a variety of other things that the iranian government does that we in the u.s. or other states may not like. support of terrorist organizations, support of foreign fighters. right now there is an american reporter for the washington post who has been, you know held captive for a long time. how do you think the outlook for someone like him, for the basic kind of civic rights in iran look after a deal is inked verse before. >> remember a couple years ago, people were saying that when the president first started reaching out that that was a betrayal of the iran people pro democracy aspirations. i think the images of people dancing in the streets and celebrating this deal is quite a refeuduation of that argument. nothing helps the irani more than ice lace and not being seconded to the outside world. i think that the chances of sees domestic change moving in the right direction in iran is far better once they're integrated with the rest of the world. >>> california has been in a drought for four years. >> people should realize we're in a new era. the idea of your nice little green grass gets lots of water every day is a thing of the past. >> is california over? 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its investigation. the da says while the story does have graphic and offensive descriptions quote it does not meet the legal requirements for a charge of criminal delinquent conduct under texas law. it is a decision that is not sitting well at all with parents parents. >> when you specifically name people maybe not the time and place but specifically nameing people and how you are going kill me is a threat. whether you say when you're going to do it it doesn't matter matter. >> the boy's father says his son is a good student in the target of bullying and allegation. the school district says it is investigating. >>> we're learning more tonight about the mental health of a co-pilot that crashed germanwings flight 9525 in the mountains in the french alps much investigators say that he did research on suicide and cockpit safety just days before the crash. that information was found on a tablet seized from his apartment. search and recovery crews found the second black box which track readings from the plane's instruments. they're hoping it will shed more light on how the plane went down down. all one if you have tee people on board killed have now been identified from remain at the crash site. >> arkansas' governor sign as revised religious objection bill into law the same day lawmakers in indiana amended their version of similar bill. revisions are attempt to quite the uproar from gay rights activists and the white house. both governors say the bills are meant to protect religious freedom and prevent discrimination against members of lgbt community. >>> a mystery illness paralyzed this little boy. now the two-year-old and his mom have come hundreds of miles hoping their answers lie here in philly. this family's fight to finally find a cure for little truett. >> once in a lifetime moment for this trooper gets him in trouble trouble. this picture with rapper snoop dog could cost him big time. scott. >> dawn, right now cloud cover has begun to stream in. when to 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weeks ago. this was after the salon had closed for the day. the burglar took cash and several other items from the store. you can see him on the surveillance video leaving on a bike. if you know anything about this or you recognize this guy call police. >>> delaware state police busted this guy for his eighth dui. troopers pulled over 52-year-old robert crane early this morning. the dover man has already been convicted in his first 7dui arrests. crane now also facing charges for driving with a suspended and revoked license. >>> doctors in denver call it a mystery illness. acute young colorado boy paralyzed from the neck down and his parents left with few answer answers. fortunately though they found a specialist right here in philadelphia who could possibly be able to help. finally this family has some hope an whole lot of support. >> thousands of dollars in donation cover the costs for little truett's cost country flight on a especially equipped aircraft much he and his parents are in philadelphia tonight. shawnette wilson is outside chop for us tonight. >> reporter: that family i can tell you they were brought to tears when i sat down and talked with them after their visit at chop. they spent hours with top doctors here hoping to get answers that will them their precious baby boy. >> we have hope right now because we've got a team of the smart test doctors in the country who are working to help us save our son. >> reporter: priscilla and thurston have spent the past year trying to get from their home in denver, colorado here to chop. they are desperately looking for the right doctors to find a cure for their 20 month old son truett. >> hope to find answers of what's wrong with to you wet. hope that there's cure or a treatment or something that we can do to improve hess quality of life. >> reporter: truett is paralyzed from the neck down. it's been a mystery as to what's causing his illness since it surfaced at two months old much this week mom dad and four-year-old sister savannah were finally able to fly to chop to see top neurologists in hopes of finding live-changing help for their baby boy. >> we saw dr. ban well at chop and she was equally wonderful. and is going to help us get a diagnosis. she is going to put this team of doctors with baltimore john hopkins and here at chop herself and another doctor and our neurologist back home. >> reporter: family is grateful for more than 30 grand donateed on a gofundme site that covered truett's flight here on specially aircraft with ventilator and other medical equipment along with hotel stays and traveling nurses. it's an emotional journey. >> the doctors are going to look at the dna again. they're going to look at acquired illnesses. maybe this was acquired from events that happened. my biggest wish his nerves regenerate and he walks and he talks and he gross up to be a successful adult. >> reporter: and back here live the family says they will return home to colorado this weekend where they'll be happy to now be able to focus more on just being a family. now that they have doctors the right doctors working on a diagnosis. iain and dawn, back to you. >> shawnette, let's hope it happens. thank you. >>> well nicknamed -- what's on your radar tonight. beautiful day today. >> but i think it's going change. >> we don't like what you have in store for us, scott. >> i told to you get outdoors and enjoy the sunshine today. we saw a lot of itly it felt like a spring afternoon and take a look the ultimate doppler the satellite/radar clouds moving in. yes, you'll need the umbrellas come tomorrow. it's not going to be a complete wash out but we do have some pockets of rain that will be moving in. even a rumble of thunder from time to time but look how chilly it was. 37 degrees. that was the low this morning but look at the high. we made it up to 67 degrees. 8 degrees above average. we haven't said above average a whole lot this year and look at the temperatures right now. it's still 60 degrees right now in allentown. we have 58 in philadelphia. 54 right now in millville and 60 in dover. and look to the south. 71 in columbia. 71 in jacksonville, florida. upper 70s in dallas. so tomorrow we could actually hit 70 degrees despite the clouds and also those shower chances. but take a look what's happening as far as the seven set up. high pressure moving away. that gave us all of the sunshine and dry weather but right now we're watching this front off to the west. that's going to spark up those showers and even some thunderstorms potentially by late tomorrow afternoon and evening. as we watch this system move from west to east. it is going to take its time. right now the atmosphere still relatively dry there might be a few sprinkles far north and west toward the lehigh valley as well as the pocono mountains. but better chances of that rainfall right now as we move toward state college and also the western part of the state. so as far as the timing, you can see right now we're watching for that light rain north and west. so by midnight most of it still to the north and west of our viewing area but by tomorrow morning, we'll be looking at scattered light showers across the area. no heavy rainfall early tomorrow morning, then by 1:00 in the afternoon we're still looking at the chance for some scattered showers. so once again it's not going to be raining the entire day but we have on and off again showers so keep the rain gear handy. here's 5:00 o'clock tomorrow evening. we're looking at north and west showers also into south jersey and delaware. 8:00 p.m. tomorrow evening more of the same. so you get the drift it's going to be off and on throughout the day and then as we move toward 11:00 o'clock tomorrow night we're still looking at the clouds and showers and look toward the west. yeah more to get through. so early on saturday we still have some rain maybe even some wet snow toward the pocono mountains before we start to clear out turn cooler for saturday. how much to expect? you can see on average looking a quarter of an inch to three quarters of an inch. the higher amounts will be far north and west toward the lehigh valley and the pocono mountains. tonight temperatures up 40s into the 50s. mild 70 degrees for the high temperature tomorrow. despite the clouds and once again on and off again showers. we could hear that rumble of thunder tomorrow afternoon. also, you can see temperatures drop saturday, 54 for the high. easter sunday looks pretty good. temperatures top out near 60 degrees. it lab chilly start. 38 degrees will be the low and then monday we're looking at temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. so great weather for the phillies home opener. >> it look like we got some great weather for the next seven days. >> i like the temperatures going up. >> scott, thank you. nicknamed the zombie dog she has quite a story. hit by a car and buried. now she's um and running. her inspiring road recovery coming up. >> designer bags and shoes and yoga ♪ >> this is a fox 29 news update. hi every win i'm fox 29's chief meteorologist scott williams. we're watching the cloud cover role in from the west. thunder expected during the day on fry at the same time low temperatures though will be mild in the 50's but grab an umbrella we're timing that rainfall and your complete holiday forecast beginning at 4:00 a.m. with meteorologist sue serio. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the xc60 crossover. from volvo. lease the well-equipped volvo xc60 today. visit your local volvo showroom for details. ♪ >>> off little levine reveals why she's been staying out of the spotlight. she has lyme's disease. she's been bedridden for five months and unable to leave her home. she was bitten by a tic sometime last spring. she told people magazine her mother had to move with her to take care of her husband also stepped in on his breaks from touring. now she says her condition is improving. she is hoping to finally get back to work. >>> the farm just got more accessible to some people. stanford university will offer a free ride to any student whose parents make less than $125,000 a year. last year that bench mark was $100,000. students whose families annual incomes are lower than 65,000 bucks won't have to pay room and board. the campus nicknamed the farm located on what had been the farm of its founder legal land and jane stanford. >> flying with fido certainly can be stressful but now delta airlines come up with a way to give passengers piece of hyped when their pets are in the carrier below. the airline is offering a pet gps system that allows owners to track their furry friends in real time for monitoring the temperature below to whether the cage is up right or tipped over. the first of its kind technology is available for $50 per flight from 10 u.s. airports the service however is not being offed at the moment at philadelphia international airport. >>> well, have you ever turned to comfort food when you're sad or not feeling well? >> i have. >> yes. >> researchers think they know why. university of buffalo professor studied the social and emotional ties to food consumption. she found people not only sought out comfort foods when feeling down but actually enjoyed the taste more when feeling sad. the research shows that those good feelings extent to the people who served us the food. >> we're all looking for a way to connect to our childhood and to when it was easy to be comfortedcomforted, when it was easier to be comforted than it is now. researchers say the new study will help us better understand how we function with food and why. >>> a once in a lifetime moment for this trooper gets him in some trouble. why this picture with rapper snoop dog could cost him big time. >> ladies, take look. one woman calls it the solution to uncomfortable days soaking up the sun much the ♪ >>> well instagram post by a famous rapper and this texas cop in the doghouse tonight. trooper bill spears on the left working extra security at south by southwest in austin texas. he was approached by none other than snoop dog who want add picture with spears after the rapper gave his keynote speech. well that photo was not received too well by spears supervisors. they cited him for taking a picture with a known criminal. spears says he didn't know -- know much about snoop's criminal background and he's fighting the citation. >>> if you thought lulu lemon merchandise is expensive in the stores white until you here what sold out items are going for online. >> it's unbelievable. some mark ups are a thousand per zest. >> allison morris reports. >> reporter: there's a specific pair of leggings. they're called wouldn't under quiet stripe. you'll find them being sold on e-bay for anywhere between 400 and $700. those leggings retailed for 80 or $82. >> reporter: if you thought lulu lemon athletic wear was expensive in stores wait until you see what the clothes are reselling for online. >> pop up on e became for sometimes three, four times the retail value. sometimes they'll sell for a thousand per self mark up. >> reporter: they're not always knew. >> some of the lulu lemon that sells on our site is actually pre owned gently used, has been worn before. >> reporter: tracy the eo. trade see says lulu lemon is one of her best sellers. >> our top selling brands are sheinelle, louie vuitton tori birch and lulu. we're seeing more demand for will you lou lemon than good chi or prada. >> lulu leg having the highest price tag and there's a big reason why. >> the word on the street those pants make your butt look good. people really want to get their hands on whatever those yoga wants do for your butt. >> we found this sign on a street corner in manhattan offering cash for used lulu gear those kinds of requests are all over the internet, too. >> facebook has become a huge community for these people. there are over hundred facebook groups swapping, buying, trading selling lulu lemon. >> this cult like following isn't just about lulu leggings can do for your button line. lulu lemon's business model has also helped fuel the obsession. >> lulu lemon as a company has a limited distribution strategy they don't flood the market with so much product they like to sell out. it creates a sense of scarcity for the customer which increases demand and a technique that's been used by high-end fashion designers for decades. >> that was fox's ali sore morris. lulu lemon ceo has hined they may relax that business strategy making more of their products available. >> earlier this year we introduced to bar the society-called zombie cat. remember he grabbed national he had a hins after he was hid hit by a car buried but clawed his way out of the grave. he wasn't dead. well guess what? now there's a zombie dog with an eerily similar story. take look. this thea back in february the one-year-old stray was hit by a car. the accident who saw the accident didn't want to leave the pup in the road so he buried here. four days later she reappeared at a nearby farmhouse. she was taken to the vet where she needs surgery. her new owners went online to raise the $9,000 needed for the procedure. >> i think it's awesome how serve coming together and awesome that, you know, trying to save a dog that was pretty much abandoned and left for dead and i mean like you can see she's full of life and she gets the surgery i think, you know, she's going to be very happy dog dog. >> get this. we check the gofundme page tonight for her. they've already raised almost $16,000. >>> good for them. >>> all right ladies listen up there's a beach chair made just for women with comfort where it counts. >> it's all thanks to a florida woman. fox's dana jay takes look at the newest invention hitting stores by this summer. >> reporter: beth griffin is a mom, a grandma and an entrepreneur. 10 years ago she started a business in her winter park home. she had gotten tired of uncomfortable beach chairs. >> i just realized i need a big -- i'm a big busted girl and i can't lay down on my stomach too well. >> reporter: first, she came up with the solution that wasn't quite right. >> get a cheap beach chair from wal*mart or somewhere cut holes in it for my breasts to lay in. but it wasn't really comfortable and i would wind up strong get a new chair every summer. >> reporter: then a health scare gave her the courage to go professional. and create her sun in comfort line of cushions and chairs. a few years ago griffin teamed up with a company called ostrich who used her concepts to create chairs that are currently sold online. >> what makes this chair different than other social security this panel right here. which gives a little bit right where it counts for women. >> i just have to have something put in there where it would be stretchy for women to lay they are their breasts. >> she expects a major retailer to start selling the chairs this month. >> the fact it's going to be in bed bath and beyond is amaze amazing. success with the chair helped griffin expand the sun in comfort line of products she's working on getting portable cushions to market. >> it doesn't matter what size you are, it's going to fit everybody's neither. >> beth griffin's vision create a big company that helps women of all shapes and sizes. in winter park, dana jay fox news. >> it is one of the latest trends sweeping america these days teens go to elaborate and unusual lengths to find their date for prom. >> they're actually called prom proposals and we got a 11 to show you tonight from north carolina much these goats are usually on duty for things like birthday parties and petting zoos but they had a special assignment this week. they were part of elaborate plan to set up lauren drawn for a very special night. what started as inside joke between friends eventually turned into a trip to the farm where these little guys on drew's side lauren she couldn't say no. the prom is still more than month it way. no word on whether the coats will be attendance that night. >> too funny. >> i can tell by look on your face howard -- >> i would take the goats along. >> why not? >> first time you see them at a prom. why not? >> also show you a horse that is missing the most important part of the race. not a goat, a horse. phillies are days away from opening day and today last game in in order doesn't add a lot of confidence. all that coming up in sports. >> they had to bury their mother. now these two daughters are fighting to clear her name. why they say this wasn't her fault. >> plus, new york's most undatable man. can a makeover change his lady luck? we'll go out with him on the next chasing news. ♪ i am never getting married. never. 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here's what marco rubio said. >> if it's someone i love in my life i would have to believe in their opinion. i would point out we live in a free society. if people want to change the definition of marriage they should petition the state legislature and they can have that debate in the political arena. >> same question to ted cruz. if you were invited to a gay wedding, what would you do? >> well i will tell you, i haven't faced that circumstance. have i not not had a loved one go to a gay -- have a gay wedding. you know at the end of the day what the media tries to twist the question of marriage into is they try to twist it into a battle of emotions and personalities. >> you could probably call that one more of a dodge than an answer. and as far as the other candidates go rick perry says he would probably go to a same-sex wed bugding but the question isn't that important. john kasich says he is going to one but says "i don't need to be making any big statements about this". scott walker says he's been to a same-sex wedding reception, though he still opposes same-sex marriage. they are really faces two contests here the one for the 60% of americans who support same-sex marriage add and the one before, that the one for the 60% of republicans who don't. so one potential candidate is try tag new tactic embracing the unpopularity of his positions opinion louisiana governor bobby jindal has been pressing ahead with a religious freedom bill for his state ash bill like the ones that got indiana and arkansas in hot water recently because of claims they would have opened the door to discrimination against gay people. even as huge business interests in the state of louisiana, we're talking about companies like ibm, companies like electronic parts. these are companies that have come to open businesses in his state, even as though businesses have objected to what jindal is talking about, has said louisiana shouldn't go down this road and shouldn't pass one of those religious freedom law, that this will jeopardize their business in the state of louisiana. even in the face of that bobby jindal says he's holding firm. in an on-ed this morning, he's large corporations recently joined left-wing activists to bully elected officials. officials cowered among the shrieks of big business and the radical left. governor jindal acknowledges that american opinion is changing on the issue of gay marriage but says i will not change my faith-driven view even if it becomes. >> it's time for corporate america to ache a decision. this allows with popular conservatives to alie this is what makes freedom's defense possible. he knows that the business community thinks it bad for business bu he's going ahead and pushing it anyway. there are still a lot of republican voters to do exactly what he's doing. who may very well reward candidate who is do and say what jindal is doing and saying. just next week the supreme court will be hearing the big same-sex marriage case that could affect all 50 states. the republican hopefuls are having a hard time talking about this already what many expect it's going to do. >> but what about the republicans? 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>> i think ted cruz wants to be the leader on the right, wants to be the hard liner fighting the cultural war but he's a lawyer, a constitutional scholar, he knows as well as anyone if the supreme court rules, as it's expected to perhaps, to legalize gay marriage, he recognizes he can fight religious freedom, even if he doesn't make marriage a central battle. >> what happens if the supreme court ruling expectation is this is going to legalize it in all 50 states. what becomes the default republican position on that? are we going to have a year and a half of now we need a constitutional amendment we've got to overturn what the supreme court did? or does the refrain come the court has spoken we're done with this. >> someone like cruz will be a beacon. bobby jindal is you can get political oxygen in a place like iowa by going out really hard what he thinks is the cultural left. is bobby jindal going to win the debate or can the others become the chief voices? >> the jindal thing seems like it's the ultimate play to the base. he look tess polls and sees the majority of the republican party is there, i'm going to go for the most committed of that majority of this party. how far can he get with that? >> the last two people to win iowa mike huckabee they didn't win the nominations. if you're not going to make marriage your battle cry, maybe iowa doesn't matter as much to you, focus on new hampshire and let the bobby jindals of the world fight it out. >> right up until the moment that barack obama and joe bidenen said we support gay marriage conventional wisdom said it's way to early for someone to run for president who supports gay marriage. the conventional wisdom is i'm fine with, this i support gay marriage, let's move on to something else. do you think that's true or is there maybe more room than we think. >> it's going to be up to tough. the one person i thought could argue particular late that is not going to run. if ted cruz and scott walker and jeb bush aren't putting these issues at the fore that will stay a lot. >> it's going it become unavoidable. i was just in new hampshire. republicans want to talk about economic and fiscal issues and this -- >> the contrast to me always goes back to 2004 the supreme court in massachusetts legalizes gay marriage and the instant response from the republicans is a constitution to oppose it and here we are barely ten years later -- >> when i talked to donors of bush even donsor and who are intrigued by hillary clinton candidacy. how do you win them back if they're turning in such droves toward same-sex marriage? 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>> well, when you say carved out special protections for them. >> yes. not special but the crime is elevated if you attack someone on the basis -- >> -- it's already a crime. if you attack someone. >> i want it elevated. >> you also have base gender religion disability age all these specially protected groups. i am two of those. he better be nice to me. >> i always am. but i think you understand where i'm coming from here is that there is a risk in certain areas of this country. >> of course. but this is the point. >> and maybe a local jurisdiction won't investigate because they don't -- they succumb to the pressure. so the federal government has to get involved. it's the same thing on the race issue. so i mean i'm going to demand and i think those protections are needed. >> fine. no quarrel. look, i'm for gay marriage but i think this movement has moved from tolerance to totalitarianism. totalitarianism of the left. >> you are absolutely right on that. no baker should to stop two people from getting married. they shouldn't they shouldn't be forced to bake the cake. >> i agree with you. >> i disagree with you and marco rubio. this is not about religious rights. it's about individual freedom. >> >> there has got to be a reason why. look. if a black couple comes in and the baker says i'm not going to bake the cake because you are black that's a crime. >> given america's history, blacks are a special case. but your point was good about exclusivity. >> there are lots of places to go and if it is a religious thing. >> all of you even those who think this is immoral, hobby lobby has to go to the supreme court to not pay for what it considers murder? that's wrong. >> well, the system actually worked there though. >> barely. they had to spend a billion dollars to prove they were religious? >> let's get back to totalitarianism imposed by the fanatics. that's got to be confronted. >> we should have freedom of information. and the way -- freedom of association in america. the way to fight bigotry. a bigot ought to be allowed to a bigot. the way to fight is it is not to patron nice that store. >> a bigot, all right. if you want to be a big got you have a right to be a bigot but you don't have the right to hurt someone in the process. >> but not selling them a isn't the same thing. >> not the same thing. but there has to be legal protections for homosexuals in this country. there has to be. >> all right. john stossel, everybody. directly ahead. did president obama vote for a religious freedom law similar to indiana's? our truth serum segment will tell you. then miller on a congresswoman who says global warming may drive women to prostitution. not kidding. up ahead. how can you just stand there? 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>> you can say similar but you can't say exactly the same. there are a couple of key differences. one of them is the fact that this law in indiana would recognize those who are aggrieved, who need protection as not just an individual human being but their definition of person is much broughter and part of that is because of a couple of recent supreme court rulings. you think of hobby lobby the recent decision. it recognizes corporate bodies. some organizations to be those who need protection. so that's very different than what then state senator obama would have voted for and did vote for back in 1998. >> so in '98 it was all about individuals? >> right. >> now it encompasses corporations, companies, clubs things like that. >> exactly right. >> i got the nitpicking and line picking. it's the same thing that it seems that senator obama back then felt that people of faith should have the right, if their conscience says something that she shouldn't participate in that should override some kind of demand made in the marketplace. isn't that what he did? >> a couple of other differences are important, too. in the indiana law the government does not have to be a party to this. and in many of these cases we have seen involving this particular issue, the government is a party and they are forcing you to try to do something, trying to get you to do something that's the hobby lobby case. where we saw that the hhs mandates things going from obamacare where the government telling companies what they had to do. in this case these protections would go off to the private party. if somebody felt offended they could go sue another person. they have a business transaction. you could use it as a defense in that case so the government doesn't even have to be involved. i have to believe that senator, state senator barack obama would have had issues possibly with that based upon what we know about him now. >> i don't know about that all right. it's a little complicated so i partially understand it. that's progress: in new york city stop and frisk no more. it was a big controversy because the police were going into poor high crime neighborhood frisking people for guns trying to get guns off the street successful venture. murder rates dropped big time in new york city. now it's gone. how are murder rates? >> well here is the good news, major crime is down 10%. bill, exactly right, murder way up. 20% so far. >> let me stop you there. murder rate 2015 first quarter over 14 up 20%? >> yes sir. >> most of those are in the poor, high risk neighborhoods? >> yes. and shooting incidents up almost 11%. you were a local reporter for years in new york. go out to east new york in the 80's and 90's there was shooting all night. i did a story once guys come out and showed me guns uzis took them off the street. a 6% more murders now. >> east new york a ghetto situation so the stop and frisk you can say based on the stats has led to more deaths. stopping stop and frisk has led to more killings? >> you can say that more shootings. look at the pretickets in the bronx up. shooting victims up 1110%. more poor people being killed in new york because stop and frisk was stopped. >> have to see what the numbers are. this the is first quarter. that's why i asked you to come in here because first quarter is over. there it is mayor de blasio people of new york you want to stop the program, which was intrusive, there is no doubt it was intrusive. a lot of innocent people getting stopped and frisked but now there is more dead people. you have got to pick what you want. all right, chad and eric. thank you very much. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. barbara lee warning everybody women may be morse forced into prostitution by global warming. miller on that. and then a radical group putting restaurants in very bad places. hope you stay tuned for this.something for pain? 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>> so reid unrepentant doesn't regret it. what does that say about him? what does it say about president obama who said this? >> i think that when the story is written and when all is told you're going to have somebody who has done more for nevada and for this country as anybody who has ever been in the senate and i could not be prouder of him. >> anybody who has ever been in the senate? with us now andrea tantaros a republican and jessica irlick a democrat. jessica, you know, senate majority leader goes on the floor, lies about the presidential candidate and doesn't regret it? >> well, i don't know that he specifically lied because he said at the time. >> he said he hadn't paid taxes for 10 years. >> to his knowledge. >> and that turned out to be false. >> he didn't say to his knowledge. he said flat out he hasn't paid taxes for 10 years. >> he minuted-minced words several time. he is he a politician. unfortunately that's the nature. >> do you think every politician that goes to congress, all congress people and senators and says things that aren't true and then says i'm not apologetic. >> not all of them but definitely in campaign season there are ugly things, andrea and i worked campaigns. >> you find reid's bad behavior by pointing to other anonymous bad behavior. >> no, not anonymous bad behavior. look at the attacks against the president when it was also about his birth certificate? we have seen this with so many different things. >> i didn't see that on the senate floor. i you may be diminishing the importance of the senate majority leader using the floor of the most powerful body in the country to deceive. what do you say? >> that's exactly right. the reason he did it from the senate floor was because he couldn't be sued. specifically. >> that's interesting. >> yes. i discovered that today. i have been reading the constitution and the rules of the senate. that's why he did it, bill. he said those words because he couldn't be sued for libel. and it was flat out lie. he was not mincing words. he was very clear it was gossip it was hearsay. remember are he talked to a friend of a friend in mormon circles who worked at bain. >> even if he believed it at that time, jessica, i have to come back to you, shouldn't he have now acknowledged that, look, i'm sorry i said that, it didn't turn out to be true. i probably should have used other words. wouldn't that be the quality person who would say? i'm interested in the quality of harry reid here. >> i don't disagree with you on that on either side. i would love to see that from all politicians. >> because he comes across as a slimy weasel with his dark glasses saying cnn he doesn't regret it and romney lost so that justifies him misleading the entire country and using his powerful position, position that president obama knowing what he did still continues to praise. this is disturbing to me as an american. i don't care about political parties as you guys know. this is disturbing. i don't want that kind of quality there. >> it is disturbing. and what's also disturbing is that at the time he did it so that mitt romney's taxes would be injected in the presidential debate. now look did mitt romney handle that well? not really because he didn't release his taxes right away. what this did, bill, was he providing the media with a story line where they were able to say and reported it as fact which you would never go, they floated gossip and hearsay as a real report even though it was unsubstantiated report. >> i must say we did very very stringent research on that. >> i did, too. >> he we didn't find even at msnbc and these other uber uber left. we didn't find an embrace of that as they did in the other situations. they mentioned it. all right. but they didn't celebrate it because i think everybody knew it was bs. >> they didn't celebrate it two points quickly. i looked at two blogs, huffington post ran it as a headline and what they did specifically. i researched this too. what they did at cnn and msnbc bill they threw the accusation out there. and then they said almost like well, we heard that he beats his wife. so now it's time for him to show us that he didn't beat his wife. >> they all do it now. >> that's just the nature of politics. >> you don't report a story when it's unsubstantiated and try and put the onus on somehow mitt romney to disprove something. >> that isn't true. >> whether it's democrats or republicans. if you are a woman they question your skills and what you have done. >> the media. >> in general terms. >> wealthy question your tax statements. if you are african-american they question if you were born out of the country or not. >> you are justifying reid's behavior by appointing to anonymous bad behavior as i pointed out. andrea comes up with two specific examples of them cnn and msnbc saying okay prove us wrong. >> on this network being birtherses about being born in this country what about swift-boating we could go historically back and back. >> the big mistake you are making so everybody knows. >> it doesn't mean it's right. >> it doesn't matter. it's like graffiti on a wall somewhere. but if the head of the senate goes up and lies on the floor, that matters. okay. good debate ladies. nice to see you. >> thank you. >> when we come right back it will be miller time. insane story. congresswoman says women may be forced into prosecution because of global warming. miller is next. my constipation and belly pain feel like a raging storm. i've tried laxatives but my symptoms keep returning. my constipation feels like a heavy weight that keeps coming back. vo: linzess can help. once-daily linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. linzess helps you proactively manage your symptoms. do not give linzess to children under 6, and it should not be given to children 6 to 17. it may harm them. don't take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or severe stomach pain especially with bloody or black stools. the most common side effect is diarrhea, sometimes severe. if it's severe stop taking linzess and call your doctor right away. other side effects include, gas, stomach-area pain and swelling. bottom line, ask your doctor about linzess today. music ♪ are you ready to go grab life by the gills. would you like to make an investment you know will pay off? 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>> well, of course billy. sure. look what it did to al gore? he turned into a prostitute for it. some people sell their bodies. some people sell their souls. but i'm telling you that moron is not going to get happy until we have a carbon tax at that point sticking with the prosecution thing screwed the moment they get the carbon tax. >> that is a big deal because the left want to eliminate fossil fuels and i do too but i don't want to ruin the economy and take people's livelihoods away from them in the process. i think we have to develop the alternative fuels and when they are ready replace the fossil fuels but when you are right. >> wind power is going to work billy. my car now, i have hooked a beanie copper hat to it a cable and ran it to by battery. i put it on my dog's head. he leans out the window and powers the car. alternative fuels are great. at this point we need a big honking dinosaur mausoleum we had to run a pipe into it and suck it drier than no coward's memoirs. these people are nuts right now with these alternative fuels. they don't work. i'm not going to pull into an electronic thing and have my car turn into some sort of chaotic scene where it's like frankenstein's castle. the other cars the cars that run on. >> ethanol. >> helium and stuff like that, yeah, ethanol. that's what i need. i want to be on the 405 with a thousand mini hundred den bergs with hydro cars. >> bunny ranch in nevada is now just candlelight because of global warming. they are not using it anymore. well, you have got to watch it in the dark when you are around bunnies and hamsters. you never know what's going to happen. >> i guess. all right, earlier this week krauthammer and i debated the bowe bergdahl situation. he says he would have made the deal with the taliban guys. i said no, we have got a big poll we will tell people about in a while. what say you? >> this is the worst trade since the cubs sent lou broke to the cardinals for ernie brolio. look at the five morons we traded this kid for. do you have a picture of those loser? >> there they are. >> they look like the smith brothers after they drank a bottle of their own cough syrup. what the hell are we doing? when you have morons like this, you have got to keep them in incarceration god for god's sake. those are bad guys man. >> a lot of people don't know this, but you are a huge, huge, enormous, easter bunny fan miller. i mean, i have been out to your -- >> -- i didn't know that there is miller in various costumes. he runs around santa barbara giving little eggs to the kids. >> billy that's a sexual peck dill low of mine. that has nothing to do with easter. >> you just like to dress up like a bunny. >> everybody has got their thing, billy. i like to be fertile in the bunny outfit. >> okay. now -- what are you hoping the easter bunny puts in your basket, miller? >> if i had to ask the easter bunny for one thing i would ask him to put those five freaking maniac pigs back in gitmo. can he arrange that? can he take the five guys from the last story and put them in back in gitmo and send bergdahl over there? listen, if i actually had to ask the bunny rabbit, he is -- i would ask him where his rabbit warren is because i think the whole country is going to hell and i i would like to get underground in some sort of nature safe room when it does hit the fan. so i would ask him where his rabbit warn was and where there was a cut away so i could hide in a little alcove down there. and also, if there is a rabbit warren, i'm hoping elizabeth warren is in the rabbit warren and i can sit down with the high princess, incidentian princess dances with donors and ask her to teach me a rain chant to deal with the drought down here in cali. >> that's foolish answer to a question. if you are rabbit warren with elizabeth warren it will be guaranteed you will all have the same amount of carrots. dennis miller, everybody. >> listen if i ever meet elizabeth warren i am going to say you have some money you need a hair cut doll what are you doing? >> doll. that would be good. last chance to see me and the d man in numbers -- new mexico saturday night. bill o'reilly has the details. almost sold out. martha maccallum on deck. outrageous situation. radicals disrupting businesses putting innocent folks in very bad situations. wai >>> back of the book segment tonight. did you see that? last sunday radical protesters invaded three atlanta restaurants screaming about racism. [shouting] >> michael brown 18 years old ferguson, missouri. [chanting] >> guy is trying to make a living in his restaurant and these people come in. here now to explain further fox news anchor that maccallum. all right. what group is this now? >> this group is called black brunch they do black brunch atlanta, minnesota new york. they through social media get together a gathering of people. started after the michael brown case in ferguson, missouri. and their intention is to annoy and inconvenience people who have money and who have money and privilege and have the leisure to brunch. they would like it to be in their faces that these things are happening, they believe. and they want to basically mess up their day in order to make sure people are aware of it. >> do we know how many people are doing this kind of stuff this intrusion? >> it's a very grass roots organization, but it is happening in many cities across the country. three in atlanta you point out. when you go on twitter it's everywhere if you #blackbrunch. people complaining about it and protesting against it and people in favor. >> this is against the law. you can't do that. you can't interrupt commerce. guy asks you to leave private property. but they didn't leave. they could be prosecuted. >> in minnesota they were literally pushed out by the people having brunch in the restaurant and by the owners. but in some cases they stay there for ten, 15 minutes in one case of one of the owners we talked to because they wouldn't leave. i think some people are trayafraid to call the police because they don't want it to escalate. everybody sit there and wait for it to be over. the point is it's not getting them anywhere. what they're trying to prove they don't make any mention of the fact michael brown case didn't turn out to be at all. >> they want to tear down society. the second thing we have from miss martha today, there was a guy dressed up in california? >> tampa, florida. >> okay. knew some place warm. so dressed up in an army uniform and he's panhandling, asking for money. a soldier sees him. >> you're down here asking for money in a uniform, you're not a veteran. >> yes i am. [ bleep ]. >> i don't have one, sir. >> take off our uniform. >> yes, sir. yes, sir. >> don't apologize to me. take that and throw it in the garbage. i don't want you to wear that anymore. that's my uniform. you don't understand that, do you? >> i do understand that. >> i don't think you do. get out of the street you'll get hit by a car. >> have a nice day. >> take that and throw it away. don't put it back on. >> that guy's an army medic, right? >> that's right. >> and that took place outside macdill air force base in tampa as you pointed out. it's against the law, right to masquerade as a member of the armed forces, right? >> stolen valor it's called. police were called on this man. it remains to be seen whether or not charges will be pressed. the degree is obviously much higher if you're impersonating someone with a medal, a purple heart, congressional medal. people wear fake medals and get up to two years $200,000 fine. remains to be seen what this man may get. he chased him -- >> who was he? >> he was a panhands ler. >> have they relead u leased his name? >> no they have not. some people complained about this youtube video and said that goodwin was bullying this man. even a couple veterans stuck up for him. but he came back with, look, the people being bullied are the ones giving this man money because he's misrepresenting themselves. >> yeah, they think he's a homeless vet. >> yeah, said he was special forces on such a secret operation even the v.a. didn't know. >> and he was hurt and needed money. this guy was on fox and friends. i saw him this morning. he did the right thing. you tell me people are criticizing him? >> some people. >> goodwin? >> you can find all kinds of people. >> been doing this for 20 years i know that. >> but even a couple veterans said leave him a alone. he's trying to get a buck. not having any of it. >> we don't like fraud here in any way, shape or form. martha maccallum everybody. >>> "the factor" tip of the day and an update on the poll i mentioned pitting charles krauthammer and me against each other over bergdahl. rielgt now as "the factor" continues all over the u.s. and all around the world. constipated? .yea dulcolax tablets can cause cramps but not phillips. it has magnesium and works more naturally than stimulant laxatives. for gentle cramp free relief of occasional constipation that works! mmmlife. you can call me shallow... but, i have a wandering eye. i mean, come on. national gives me the control to choose any car in the aisle i want. i could choose you... or i could choose her if i like her more. and i do. oh, the silent treatment. real mature. so you wanna get out of here? go national. go like a pro. >>> "the factor" tip of the day, protecting american children in a moment. but first couple notes. very hot billoreilly.com poll that pits charles krauthammer against me on the bergdahl situation. question in hindsight would you have traded five captured taliban commanders for bowe bergdahl? yes or no. as you remember charles and i are on opposite sides of the question. i say the trade was bad. he says he would have made it. we'll give you results monday during charles' segment. >>> also, if you become a billoreilly.com people yum member you get any one of my books free of charge but also a daily podcast where you can listen to "the factor" in its entirety any time you wan

mmm mmm live the regular life. >>> following in the footsteps of walmart and target mcdonald's has becomest company to announce plans to raise waj wages for its lowest paid workers. announcing it will pay u.s. workers at company owned restaurants at least a dollar an hour more than the local minimum wage. they will ride to 9.99 on july first and then up to more than 10 bucks by the end of 2016. that's for the company stores which is about 10% of u.s. mcdonald's. the other 90% are run by franchises. they say the change will impact about 90,000 employees. also offering paid time off to crew members at those stores who have been with the company for at least a year and education assistance. now mcdonald's new ceo say says it's part of an effort to transform the company into quote, a modern progressive burger company that can retain its workers. >> you can attract and retain the talent, motivate the teams in the restaurants, typically we will see better levels on f service sglt change also says something about our politics and how the grass roots fight and the leadership of president obama wh

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mmm mmm live the regular life. ♪ >>> developing right now on "the cycle," closing arguments in the boston marathon bombing trial. the jury will decide the accept shall question looming over this case does dzokhar tsarnaev deserve to die for what his defense has already admitted he did. nbc's ron mott has been covering this trial from day one for us. he's live near the courthouse in downtown boston. ron, where do we stand today? >> reporter: as you mentioned, the prosecution finished their closing arguments and now the defense has wrapped their closing arguments. and the defense is back up for a rebuttal rebuttal. and as you mentioned there, the defense has said from day one, that dzokhar tsarnaev was involved in this and you'll see it. judy clark, the lead defense attorney said there is no dispute about who, what where and when but there are significant differences between dzokhar and tamerlan the older brother masterminded all of this. they have receipts of him buying bomb making components and a box that had hammer lan's fingerprints on it and not dzokhar and the government cherry picked information they took off of dzokhar's computer and tweets and things of that sort. they said they didn't see the totality of his activity online which is what they say a lot of teenagers do surfing the web and searching things such as cars and things of that sort. so what the defense is trying to say is that if not for tamerlan there would not have been a boston marathon bombing two years ago. the jury we thought earlier in the day, would have the case by now. they still don't have the case. once the rebuttal is over the judge will give them instructions and considering the late hour he might ask them if they want to go on or come back early in the morning and start fresh. >> ron mott thank you. >>> and turning from home grown terror to kenya, after the university attack that left 148 people dead. the military has claimed to have destroyed two terrorist camps across the border in somalia and kenya is cracking down on recruitment and asking families to report anyone who has gone m.i.a. or showing tendencies and they want to deport 300,000 refugees. they fear the refugee camp is a military hotbed. the president said the u.s. stands with kenya and his visit is still set for this summer but with several large somali american population al shabab is raising concerns here. and just referring back from the turkey-syria border tom we're getting to isis and turkey but i want to start with kenya. al shabab, and one of the gunman was a son of a government official. so help us to understand what led it to grow and do they have the resources to combat the threat. >> what is growing is what you find in somalio and over the boardner kenya. i think people thought al shabab was done but they surprised us with the attack in the mall 18 months ago and they are showing us they have great staying powir in the ability -- power in the ability to stab illize in kenya and somalia. so they are a dangerous element. so the second question as to whether kenya can manage this. we have seen attacks. on the university and the quarry and on the bus in the fall and the west gate mall attack. and any country is vulnerable to a surprise attack and i think kenya has problems in the security services and i think it remains a challenge for them to bring together the ness intelligence policing and military response to al shabab. >> and you hit on this. they have called for attacks here, the mall of america and a call in canada and in u.k. if they can get away with this in kenya, why can't they get away with it here? >> there is the chance they could, in fact get away with it here in the united states. now they would not likely be striking from somalia and be -- it would be the use of those in the united states the ethnic somalia community or those they recruit to their cause which is difficult because it doesn't have the same appeal as isis or al qaeda does they are a member of the al qaeda family. we have better security and intelligence and better policing than in kenya so it is harder to do. but let's think about the ease of access to guns and materials for bombs in the united states. it not that difficult to get ahold of either. and you could do it. i think that not everyone has their guard up. and if you go after smaller targets and smaller cities it is all the easier for someone to perpetrate. >> tom, you just returned from the tushish-syrian border one of the strange things about this threat turkey has the situation right there on their doorstep and what did you find? >> i found out that turkey and those on the nusra front continue to use turkey as a sanctuary to repair weapons and make money and get their wounded mended and i saw pictures of isis fighters in hospitals and video footage of the fighters and i have medical records of the fighters inside of the turkish hospitals. so they are in a combination by the government for fighters. they want the fighters to bring down assad. they are at odds with the assad regime and want that to be brought to a close. and number two, they use the fighters to fight kurds, their enemies as well. so they have two reasons to accommodate fighters from iraq and syria and also the foreign fighters comes from around the world. this points to the ongoing differences between the u.s. and turkey. we simply have very different goals and domestic policy goals in particular the kurdish issue continues to drive in part the turkish issue of fighters. and we have that despite the pressure from the united states and europe you continue to have turkey to allow the fighters to move back and forth. >> tom you spoke with a teen-ager who left isis about the way they recruit folks and the dis-information they use to keep them in the fold. what did you learn? >> well this was fascinating. so this guy was just about 16 years old. he joined isis in january of this year. he was paid 7 lira aday so about $40 a month or $50 a month which is low and after 50dies and normal 30 days of training isis was coming under attack from nusra attack and another group and isis did a campaign to make the young recruits believe these were bandits pursuing control of a -- a salt mine isis was using to make money off of and they were so afraid the young recruits would not fight the nuss raw front, as far as fighting goes the nusra front is focused on bringing down the assad regime and they made such an effort to pull the wool over this guy's eyes and the other 30 or so guys in his unit so it shows they are clearly afraid of losing out to another group. >> very fascinating. tom sanderson. thank you as always. >> you're welcome. >> and coming up the president defends what our closest allies says is a deal with the devil. >>> and a special report on the ground at the epicenter of the terror fight. audible safety beeping audible safety beeping audible safety beeping the nissan rogue with safety shield technologies. the only thing left to fear is you imagination. nissan. innovation that excites. your kids get used to sweaty odors in their room. they think it smells fine, but you smell this... eliminate all the odors you've gone noseblind to with febreze fabric refresher. mmmm... so you and your guests can breathe happy. when the moment's spontaneous, why pause to take a pill? 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>> reporter: white house secretary josh earnest repeating what the president said they are confident about this deal. and they have a week before congress returns and they are trying to sell this to the publish and they did an interview with "the new york times" and doing another one today with the npr and hoping that the members of congress return and won't cause problems for the white house for the deal and the white house saying they don't need congress they want them to stay out of it and just need them on the martss and we saw the nuclear physicist coming down to the briefing today and they are moving ahead and feeling confident. >> thank you for that. >>> and many republicans disagree with the president on iran and putting their money where their mouth is and as thomas freedman rights with huge amounts of money going to candidates with proisraeli views which party is more supportive of israel is a wedge issue scene an arms race with republican candidates competing over who can be the most unreservedly supportive of israel. and bringing in perry bacon. and is this good for america? >> it probably isn't good for america to have a dispute over support for israel. both parties are fairly supportive of israel. the underlying dispute is about policy in the middle east. and what you are seeing here is netanyahu and president obama have very different views about the future of the middle east and these are long-standing. back in 2002 netanyahu talked about the benefits potentially from the iraq war. the president also spoke about there was a war we should not fight even then. so these two people have radically different views and it is less about who is pro-israel and who is not and how should the middle east look and it is a sincere disagreement but a strong one. >> and perry, what we have right now is a framework. if we do come to an eventual deal this seems like a clarifying issue for 2016. you have hillary clinton coming out basically supportive of where we're headed and all of the republican candidates lining up on the opposing side. this seems set to elevate foreign policy to be a bigger part of the 2016 campaign. >> i think you see that already. you saw scott walker last week asked about this and he promised to reverse this deal on the first day or first month in office -- >> would you! >> and it is not a big issue in the primary because all of the republican candidates have come out against the deal so there is not any way to distinguish yourself on the issue. and hillary clinton, if you look at it what you are seeing in the debate with congress most republicans are strongly against this agreement. against this temporary deal. among democrats you've seen and the white house is worried about this, you've seen democrats, they are cautious looking at it closely, chuck schumer, the new majority leader potentially have been very cautious about this. and even hillary clinton's statement is like i want to look at the details. generally supportive but not as positive as jeb bush's statement was opposing it which was sharp and opposed to the deal. >> you are talking about the potential would-be candidates. let's talk about 2016 because it is starting to heat up. ted cruz made it official about two weeks ago today. tomorrow it is rand paul's turn. and he's announcing in kentucky and then doing this five-state swing tour in the primary states of new hampshire, iowa nevada and ending with a fundraiser in california. and he gave politico of the slogan he'll unveil tomorrow. defeat the washington machine, unleash the american dream. something they hope to work for the primary and also in the general election. i have to say, rand paul is someone who is an attractive candidate in the republican field where he has a broad appeal among folks not just in the tea party group but one thing i think is a challenge for him is foreign policy if you look at the news cycle dominated by foreign policy and the sense that americans have anxiety with terrorism right now so how will that play out for him. >> i think you have the exactly the right point which is rand paul is saying and in what he released today, he is a different kind of republican. that is true. he is more libertarian and more outreach to black communities. but the one thing he is different on is foreign policy. he was very skeptical of the iraq war and talked about how he doesn't want to see american troops in a lot of places. 'greed to normalize relations with cuba but the problem is now that when rand paul won in 2010 we were talking about shrinking the government and now it is about russia and isis and iran and israel and that is where rand paul has taken vups that the -- taken views that the republican party does not agree. there are some young republicans that agree with what he is saying but the older established parts of the party don't agree. you have lindsayey graham and john boldin criticizing him and you have mark rubio. there is a debate coming up where you might see rand paul take one view and ten or 11 other people take the other view and that makes it hard to win. >> and perry, it is not just rand paul talking about. we are hearing that former secretary hillary clinton might rub for president. >> it is out of left field. but if she were to run for president, do you think that announcement come this week. >> coming up in the next two to three weeks i'm told. it will shock the world of course. but i will say one thing, about the campaign in particularly. if you asked me in january, who was more likely to run between martin o'malley and marco rubio, i would have said martin o'malley will run against hillary, but rubio would stand down because jeb bush is running. but no democrat has announced their running because they feel like she'll be insurmountable. and the numbers suggest jeb bush might win but he is not so strong, that where others don't think they can win this thing. >> and thank you for that debate. >>> and as always there is not that much life in washington as they continue the two-week easter session. >> must be nice. >> and they should get back because abby loves the cherry blossoms. 100 years running, and we captured these beautiful images on the mall. and the final four many brackets, including mine are not exactly good -- can we skip this next block. 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waivered. >> i have to give it up to duke because they wam through for me. look at the rest of my final four. it is a mess. >> what was it about duke from the beginning that you thought they would do it. >> i thought they had a perfect combination of size. okafor and athleticism. coaching and guards. last year i picked uconn over florida. >> oh, no. >> look at his face. >> i think combination of size and guards, athleticism and coaching. and wisconsin has that. and i picked wisconsin over kentucky and i also picked arizonaand look at what happened. i had a lot of mistakes abby. >> utah state, that was amazing. >> and you feeling duke -- over wisconsin. >> they are the under dog. and i didn't think wisconsin beating kentucky was a huge upset. i think the win over duke was a bigger deal. and i think kaminski came back for this he won the award player and duke played them and hammered them. and so this is a rematch between two teams. >> and who is the -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> there is one thing you are leaving out of the kentucky-wisconsin game is that i feel like kentucky choked they didn't score for four our five minutes and they didn't rise to the moment game after game before that. they've been tested before. but not quite like this. and they sort of just shrunk. and it was amazing to watch. >> i've been talking to people about did they get nervous in the moment. i don't know if they got nervous but they got tight and that impacted the game. and the other note is i don't want to hammer on their head coach, calipari and maybe the over all pick in the draft, he was 7 of 11 for the second half and barely touches the ball in the final minutes. >> and if you missed the foul shots in the end. >> and they were riding his back. >> so just keep dumping. >> so we have to give wisconsin credit, but kentucky you probably gave this game away in a sense. >> they didn't do what they could have done. >> and so in the final game. what should we look for. and i believe you have a piece of what we should be watching for. >> i do. i would say kaminski versus okafor. they have the two best in the country and they are guarding each other. and sam dekker who played at the lebron skills academy, has not had a great junior jeer and had a great tournament and winslow who might be number two or three pick in the draft and that is a big match-up and we can talk about the big guys but whom ever wins that can win the game. >> out of kaminski and okafor who will play for the new york nick erknickerbockers next year. >> if somebody goes there, and if they go to the knicks it might not work out. >> of course. >> and that is a team where you either love duke and you are obsesses with duke or you cannot stand duke. krystal said i'm hoping duke does not win. >> that is all i care about. and i care about them losing. >> if people hate duke i understand, because they have the four titles. and if mike krizin ski wins he will have the titles. >> nobody hates unc or anybody like that or hate kentucky like that. but somebody about duke and christian laettner you just want to hate him. >> and wisconsin won the tight until '41, the third ever final four. so they are a likeable team. >> and you don't even hate sashefski. >> and if you recall last week toure and i made this bet with jordan shults who had duke. >> are you going to put your money where your mouth is. >> let's say duke wins. toure has to come on the air and bow down and say you were right and if kentucky wins you come on and admit defeat and give me full credit. shake on it. >> shake on it. >> i'm not shaking on it. >> but whoever loses has to admit the other is a jeanus -- genius. >> and so here we are. i know why you have a sports show and i don't. >> and i have to admit. you were better than me this year. jordan congratulations. kentucky choked and you are the ncaa basketball man of the year as far as the "the cycle," 2015 is concerned. and tonight i will continue hating on you as i 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[ female announcer ] stay strong, stay active with boost. >>> it sound like the plots of a james bond movie. scientistics manipulating the code of a deadly virus to make it easier to effect humans and it is happening around universities like darpa to understand and defeat an outbreak and while researchers in places like syria are suspected of stockpiling strains. and defense one looks at how science will need to prevent itself. and joining us now patrick tucker. patrick you open the piece about talking about a 2012 study out of wisconsin where researchers took bird flu and manipulated it and took it easier to transmit it through humans. >> this is a gain of function research where you are looking at a deadly pathogen and figuring out exactly that. what could happen to make it more deadly. that is to say it is gaining the function of lethality. at the time at the university of wisconsin and the researchers of netherlands undertook the study they had the full backing of the united states government and a bunch of different grants but when the results were published and they showed that changing the protein profile you could get this virus to exist and reproduce in the lungs of mammals, moving away from birds, all of a sudden it was a tremendous controversy and they placed a morityory um on the findings and in october of 2014 we now have a moratorium on that research, on gain of function research. >> and patrick, you say deadly pathogens is not something that terrorists or you call them would-be super-villeons -- super villeons could create in their kitchens, but what should we be worried about? what could terrorists do at this moment? >> so i took a broad survey of those in the international security community who have a job at looking at threats that will emerge in five years. this is the area where the advance research project area is focused where the office of the director of intelligence is focused on a special report they are making and a spoke to geneticists and they said right now manipulating pathogens is really hard to do but in a very short period of time it will become easier to do because of the exponential weight of improvement and what we understand about biological science about a function of technology. so we are in a window where we could do something about what could be a big threat according to a lot of people. but right now we are relatively safe from somebody creating a sin thet cally pathogen but not that long. >> is there any discussion within the scientific community, we are creating these things these studies these viruses, that can be taken and used and terrorists, so maybe we shouldn't do that research that could be flipped around and used against people? is anybody saying maybe we should be conducting business a little bit differently? >> so the biological weapons convention does prohibit the united states from making bioweapons. we don't actually do it. many countries aren't doing it but when you look at what gain of function research is it has that sort of aspect. two researchers out of the university of arizona have proposed this sort of framework where you can kind of predict what science might do before results are released so you can look at the impact of entire areas of scientific inquiry and determine whether or not we should go down that road or how to go down that road that makes it as safe as possible and that prevents you from having this situation where the government is funding this important research and posing a moratorium on those findings. >> that framework has riled the scientific community correct, because they don't feel like you should be thinking about and anticipating that this is an avenue that could be turned and be turned honest? 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mmm mmm live the regular life. >>> walter scott left behind two brothers anthony and rodney scott. today joy reed got a chance to sit down with both of them to talk to them about their brother and his death. >> there were four days that passed between the shooting and the release of the video. in that interim period what were police saying happened to walter scott? >> well the disappointing thing about the entire situation is that the police department came out publicly in the statement, their spokesperson recounted the story that the officer had told them. saying that the officer fought with mr. scott and took the taser and tried to use it on the officer, and then he quickly had to fire in fear for his life. and that perpetuated the wrong thoughts and beliefs on what happened. people immediately started writing it off as oh he deserved it, oh you know just another situation of a guy fighting a cop. just another thug. why would you run. he's african-american. it perpetuated the immediate wrong assumptions that occur. >> how did the family, rodney deal with this initial story? before the video came out, as your attorney said that was the story. that was going to be the story about how walter died. i know your mom, you know obviously had to hear that story, too. how did the family cope with it? >> we were grossly traumatized from seeing the story. all the lies that were told about what may have taken place. we were just traumatized. we knew that wasn't my brother's character. >> chris, i'll ask you, how did it come to be that the video came out? >> a gift from god. a person happened to be in the right spot at the right time to see this incident. and be quick enough to pull out that phone and record it. and not only that that probably happens all the time. right now somebody's probably filming an incident that if they step forward it would help that person. but they're going to keep driving, or keep walking, or say, i don't want to get involved or feel threatened or scared. these are just the everyday usual stuff. this person this hero had enough fortitude and felt so sorry for this family that they came forward and approached the family and said, you need to see this. what the news is saying and that cop is saying, is not true. >> when you saw the video, and you saw the part of the video where the officer appears to drop something near the body which is presumably the taser, what did you make of that? >> a setup. >> what do you mean? >> a setup. i mean trying to cover his story. i mean because it was obviously not a fight, not a struggle. he already put that in his claim, that that's what happened. so to move it from one place to another place, and place it there, then you can cover your story. >> there is now, as we said a federal inquiry into what happened. you know, what do you make as a family of all of the attention that this case has received? >> i think it's needed. but i don't -- i hate that it had to be a video to prove that it had to get taken to this level. because we have fallen brothers all the time all the time. they just fall for different reasons, different parts of the country. and they're not investigated, or taken to this level. and i think that it should be looked in deeper deeper. >> as the brothers of this man, are you hopeful that there will be justice, what the family believes is justice in this case? >> oh definitely. >> absolutely. >> definitely hope for justice. and like chris has said earlier, i won't be satisfied until i hear guilty verdict. that's when i'll be satisfied. >> rodney do you believe that's what will happen? >> i hope so. i truly hope so. just like chris said all the things that my brother had planned to do and wanted to do with his kids because he is definitely a family man. i mean we talk about him buying this big van, you know -- >> it's okay. >> taking his kids to disney world. he'll never be able to do that. i mean -- i said why don't you take two at a time? he said no rodney no i'm going to take them all one time. i'm like man, that's going to be so cool. we were trying to plan to do that soon. he and i, and -- oh, man. every time i think about it just the small things. talking to my brother, we won't ever get to do it again. he's gone forever. i love my brother. i mean he was my best friend. we bathed in the same tub in this house together. when mama come home and we didn't do what we were supposed to do we got -- we did everything together. i washed the dishes he dried the dishes. my cousin made a comment the other day, the picture of him on the news and said i can see walter saying now, what y'all going to do now? look what they did to me. what y'all going to do? >> what do you want people to do? what would you like to see done? >> i want to see -- i really don't want to see any other family go through what we've gone through. the way i watched that video, and watched my brother run to his death, i'm still trying to consume all this information that's going on. but all i pray is that god help my family get through it. but i'm broken. i am really broken. and i'll say this also. for the shooter, i forgive him. because he is going to have to give account for that. you know? i hope he can make his peace with god for what he has done you know. i don't ever want to see any other family go through what we're going through. the gentleman behind the camera that's my brother. i mean he is a definite hero to come forward and do what he did. he will never, ever be forgotten. >> joining me joy reed national correspondent. fantastic interview. the last point from walter scott's brother. really powerful, the guy that took that video is my brother. >> absolutely. you can see this is a very close family. very close-knit religious family. these are three brothers who were each two years apart. walter was the middle brother. the younger brother you just saw there, that got really emotional, rodney called him his best friend. said they had a really special bond. that he literally lost it when he went to the scene. he couldn't even get himself together to explain who he was. he was not allowed to cross the police tape, but broke past the tape there to get to his brother. anthony, the older brother, really kind of holds everyone together. even before we started taping, they had this ongoing joshing back and forth, big brother/little brother dynamic. you can marriage theyimagine they have the trio missing. >> did you get a sense of their level of confidence in the system? obviously the prosecutors and the police moved very swiftly upon the video. he's been arraigned, charged with murder denied bail. but that's not the end of the process. >> it wasn't the beginning of the process either. i think a really important point made by the family was that in the first four days of this shooting the cooperative, proactive police department that we're seeing now is not what they experienced. and their feeling was, at the scene, anthony, the older brother, said he started taking pictures trying to document what was happening to his brother and had his phone confiscated by the police. had to go get his phone back. they took his phone away from him. he believed he was treated rather callously at the time in the moment. then they make the point that for four days the officer's narrative was believed. without the videotape, they were very clear on saying that the person who shot that cell phone video to them is a hero. they don't think they would have gotten justice without it. >> the idea that he would fight a police officer just seemed completely out of character. >> yeah. >> to them. but the idea that he would run, maybe not so much. >> not really so much. they said it didn't ring true to him he would get into an altercation. i did directly ask the brothers whether or not they thought that their brother, walter would run from the police and this is what rodney said to me about that. >> my first thought was him hearing that he ran, is i know that he's on child support. we talk about it all the time. and he said that's what he would do. he would run. because he's not going to jail. for child support. >> now, the police today there was a press conference and police chief talked about them being proactive. basically said we didn't have to turn this over to sled which is the state law enforcement division. take a look at what happened when he said that. >> we have turned -- and we are under no obligation to turn an investigation over. we could have investigated this ourselves. but -- but -- but we chose to turn it over to s.l.e.d. because that's the right thing to do. >> the chief is not quite right. one of the remarkable things about south carolina and how they handle officer involved shootings is it's auditicly investigated by the state law enforcement. >> that was also the point at which that press conference went completely off the rails. that was the last thing that the chief said. he was answering a question from a reporter about what it was that in their view the officer dropped near the body at the time, after the shooting. and rather than answer the question, that's what he said. which set off this torrent of protests in the room. and then the mayor basically took over the press conference from there. >> coming to the lectern to say it was the police chief. thanks a lot. >> thanks a lot, chris. >>> a verdict in boston. guilty. we'll give you the details next. atering, and stomachs are growling. or is that just me? 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>> we don't know much at all. the one thing we do know that he's been adamant about not being identified. until today, until later this afternoon we didn't know if he'd talked to investigators or not. but what's critical here when you watch the dash cam video released yesterday, there's a moment in which walter scott steps out of the vehicle and officer slager demands that he hops back in his car. then 20 seconds later he hops up out of the car and runs. the only person that might have insight into what was going through walter scott's mind why he decided to run, is walter scott and that individual in the vehicle. now again the south carolina law enforcement division has not come out and given any details about the meeting or what this passenger may or may not have said but now one piece of the mystery is solved at least from a law enforcement perspective, that they have spoken with that second individual. >> second dash cam video we're working to get it. what can you tell us about that trymaine? >> that's still a work in progress. we have to imagine until we discover otherwise that this video does not capture the final moments of his death. so we have a gap here. we have that first dash cam video, then we have the video recorded by the witness on his cell phone. we're not sure if this second dash cam video does anything at all in the way of exposing anything about that gap between the dash cam video and that witness' cell phone video. >> we're being told that the witness with the cell phone video is not on this tape. >> okay. so that would mean -- that would have to mean that the second dash cam video was further away closer to the scene where the car was actually stopped. there's still that gap. it's unclear what that video might show the gap between the first dash cam video and the witness' cell phone. >> what's the reaction on the gound ground after this second cell phone video has been released? >> not much more. >> i'm talking about the dash cam video from yesterday, by the way, but go ahead. >> i got you. it doesn't do much in terms of the folks on the ground are organizing around walter scott's death, because for them the important video is the one that shows him being shot down by the officer. so there hasn't been much made about the dash cam video. it's more about what they saw with their observe eye swn eyes. right now behind us at north charleston city hall dozens are gathering for a candlelight vigil. people went into the council meeting and demanded if they could get a sitdown with the mayor and the city council to demand a civilian review board to keep their eyes on the police department. they also want to tonight train folks on how to shoot video. they do have a do shoot campaign meaning whenever you see anybody being pulled over or arrested by the police you pull out your cell phone and you shoot it. many have said without this video, where would we be? 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>> tell me a little bit about the new jobs program. how is it designed to work? and what kind of success is it having so far? >> this program is called jobs plus and the idea is that we're not just in the housing business. we really ought to be in the lift you up help lift you up so you don't need our housing business. what we really want is to spark opportunity in the lives of people who live in public and subsidized housing, so jobs plus is basically an initiative to connect folks who live in public housing to the information and the resources that they need to get effective job training and to get a decent job so that they can provide for themselves and their families and ultimately get up and out to the kind of life and success that they want to have. >> why is housing still a civil rights issue today? >> it's a civil rights issue because so much of being able to have success in our country and just generally is based on having a good place to call home. and what we see impoverished communities whether it's big urban areas or in smaller communities is that so many folks who have traditionally been shut out of opportunity in the past continue to face significant barriers because they can't get affordable housing and so to the extent that we address housing affordability, we also create a platform so that we can build on that and create success in their lives in education, in employment and ensure that really they can come fully into the fold of opportunity in the united states. it all starts with having a good decent safe place to call home. >> okay. let's switch gears. there's been a lot of talk about what offerice you might hold next, perhaps a run for the white house with hillary clinton, something or like being on the ticket. any big announcement you want to make here on "politics nation". >> i don't want to make any big announcement today, though thank you for asking. i have found in life if you do a great job with what is in front of you, that that opens up other opportunities ahead. and so i don't know what the next few years is going to hold for me personally but i can tell you that in these nine months that i've been here at hud, i get a big kick out of knowing that the work that we're doing is helping a whole bunch of folks out there in our country have greater opportunity in their lives because i feel like i've been very blessed in my own life to go through the public schools and so reach my dreams of becoming a professional and getting involved in public service, and i love seeing that in the lives of other people. so i'm trying to do a great job with what i have in front of me here at hud, and i think that that will take care of the future. >> well, you're doing a great job for sure secretary of housing and urban development. >> thank you. >> julian castro. and thank you for being one of our speakers at the national action network convention this week. >> it was a pleasure to do that. >> thank you, thank you. >>> straight ahead, we're learning more about hillary clinton's rollout plans and her go small strategy. is it the right call? 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"the washington post" reporting her approach will be to think small and focus on iowa new hampshire, south carolina and nevada saying advisers think, quote, the go-slow, go-small strategy plays to her strengths allowing her to meet voters in intimate settings where her humor, humility and policy expertise can show through. but is this the right approach? nbc's first read said there's a risk to this go-small strategy. it lacks a message. victoria is this a possible strategy that is risky? >> i disagree with first read. here we need to go slow and steady. she's so far ahead of everybody else. at least 40 points in the democratic field. she needs to connect with voters. she doesn't need a big splashy campaign. if you're martin o'malley maybe that's what you need. but she needs to get into the setting and show that emotional side and the humility we've been talking about. because there have been issues with hillary clinton being seen as a little steal, a little rough. but if she can get one on one with folk she already has name recognition, she already has money. now about making that connection and the message can be wlilgtsed down further as we go into the coming months. we still have about 500 days left to the presidential campaign. >> jason, isn't it a lot of campaigning media, how does the media focus in if there's just a series of small encounters? there's not a lot of drama in that. >> there will be people who want to watch. look, i'm going to go through all the political speech here and be honest about what's going on. lots of people think hillary clinton isn't warm they don't think she's friendly. you can't humanize yourself if people have watched you for 20 years. she's going to these small places because she doesn't answer questions very well. because she doesn't want to be under a lot of press scrutiny. because hillary clinton has never had the charm, the connection or the empathy of barack obama bill clinton or even george bush. this is a way of avoiding the press for a while at least until the heat gets too big when we get to the primary season. >> liz, will it work? >> yeah i have to agree. this is not her first rodeo. she ran before and she made some mistakes and she's learning from them and she's not going to make them again. that's what gives her an edge. she's done this before. and in 2008 retail politics helped president obama get elected. it helped him become the candidate for the democratic party. we've seen rand paul and ted cruz make these big grand announcements and that didn't really work well especially when you think about young voters. if you look at yikyak the anonymous twitter platform. a lot of the comments are best ted talk ever. people don't resonate with that kind of message. i think she's smart to do it smaller this time. >> what does hillary's news mean for joe biden? 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does he have a chance or now that hillary comes it's all over and just ride out your vice presidency. >> first of all, i think it was courageous to take that pacifier from the baby. that's something i would never do. look, what does he have to lose if he runs? he gets more publicity. he can get bigger speaking fees some more books. he has nothing to do in going forward. and he loves politics. he loves the spotlight. this is fun for him. so if i were a betting woman, i would say joe biden throws his hat into the race. >> as one of the most be loved and reviled crazes of the 21st century. the selfie. from the clintons' group shot with jimmy kimmel to ellen's epic oscar selfie to even the president of the united states in on the stick action. but one 2016 hopeful is coming out with a bold and party platform. ben carson is calling for people to abandon the selfie imploring people to quote, please stop saying selfies wreak of quote, obvious narcissism. jason. can you get behind this campaign? 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>> there was. they were down on the floor. they were down on the floor before i started recording. they were down on the floor. i remember the police had control of the situation. he had control of scott. and scott was trying just to get away from the taser. the taser, you know you can hear the sound of the taser. >> he had been tased at that point? >> yeah. i heard the sound. before i started recording. and i believe he just wanted to get away from the taser. but like i say, he never used the taser again. >> mr. scott runs away. >> he runs away. >> what does the police officer do? >> as you can see in the video, the police officer shot him in the back. i knew right away i had something in my hands. >> the bystander who took the cell phone video of the killing of walter scott, santana also spoke to craig melvin and he said he almost deleted the tape once he had it. >> i thought about erasing the video and getting out of the community of charleston. >> because you were that scared? >> yeah. i knew, like i say, i knew that as soon as i saw the video, i knew the cop didn't do that right. the right thing. like i say, i feel kind of scared over that. i saw the police report. i read it. it wasn't like that the way they were saying. >> you read the police report? >> yes. yes. and i saw on the news and i say, you know this is not the right -- this is not what happened. a friend of mine i showed the video to him, i tell him what i witness. and he was agreeing with me. so he told me think about what you want to do with this. like i say. and i just put myself in the position of the family you know that i know if i would have a family member like i say, i didn't -- i couldn't tell what was going to be the decision in this case the police would be charged or not. but i wanted them to have this and do something about it. because i know if i wouldn't give it to them nothing would happen. >> the bystander video shot by santana, you just saw there. it did make it into the public view and changed everything about this case before the tape the only public narrative about this case was the police officer's game he was fearing for his life in defending himself. today, after the tape was made public north charleston patrolman michael slagger was arraigned on a murder charge. he spoke to a judge from jail. officer slagger has been fired from the north charleston police department. he also got a new attorney this afternoon, after the lawyer who had been representing mr. slager, after the video came out. at a press conference today, north charleston's police chief said there's more video the public has not yet seen from the dashboard camera now in the hands of the state law enforcement division, which is investigating the shooting. local police say that that agency will likely release that footage tomorrow. so plan for that. the mayor also announced that he has ordered 150 additional body cameras for police officers on top of the 100 or so cameras the city already had funding for, but had not yet started using. he said every officer on the street will use body cams as soon as a policy is established and the officers are trained in how to use them. tonight, though in north charleston with all the developments among the living walter scott's family is grieving his death. the family announced this evening that his funeral is set for saturday. joining us is walter scott's brother, anthony scott, as well as the scott family attorney chris stewart. i appreciate you both being with us tonight. i know it has been a very difficult time for both of you. >> yes, it has. >> mr. scott, how are you holding up? how is your family holding up? >> we're not doing very well right now. but we feel a little relieved that the arrest was made and he was charged with murder. and hopefully justice will be carried out. >> mr. scott, can i just ask you to describe what you first saw? i know that you actually arrived at the scene? your mother called to say your brother had been tasered in an encounter with the police. can you tell us what happened and what you saw that day? >> well when i got to the scene, the first thing i saw was the cop -- the police car, and my brother's car wrapped in tape, police tape. they secured the area. and i knew something was wrong at that time. and then when i walked up to my nephew, he told me that my brother was gone. and then i proceeded to ask what happened to my brother. i know because a traffic stop that's no reason to have someone tasered to death. that's what i originally believed had happened. but what actually had happened, he had gotten shot. i didn't learn that until later on that day. >> mr. stewart, i'll ask you. a lot of people in the national media in particular have been asking sort of counterfactual question, what would have happened had this video not come to light? what would have been the course of this case? and we're making it up honestly, we're speculating because only one thing happened and the video did become visible. what the police had done what was going to happen had that tape not come out? >> we'll never really know the answer to that. what we do know is what was shown to us in the beginning. and what was shown to us was the officer's story, the officer's incident report and the police station actually making a statement saying the same thing that the officer said about him trying to take the taser and use it on the officer. none of that was true. and we now know the truth by seeing the video. i think if the video never surfaced, it would just be the officer's word against mr. scott's. >> is it your belief that the -- that after the shooting and the video when you can see the officer drop something next to mr. scott's body on the ground that he's dropping is his service issued taser? >> i think the video speaks for itself. it's pretty clear. if you put that together with the rationale that he wrote in the incident report in his public statements, that he got ahold of my taser. i think he officially called it in. he got my taser. so he had to come up with a justification for just shooting somebody. he had to come up with a real justification for shooting somebody in the back which he knew he had done. so he on the video, ran back grabbed the taser, that was nowhere near the body. and he casually tosses it on the ground. and that was going to be his story. he didn't know anybody was watching. >> mr. scott, let ne just ask you one last question. i don't mean to impinge on your grief and what your family is going through, but i know you have made a public announcement about your brother's funeral planned for this weekend. do you expect -- obviously there's so much national concern, so many people want to be supportive of you and your family in terms of what you're going through, do you suspect there will be a lot of people who come out for your brother's funeral? 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>> it's gone. now, there are some organization that do some food rescues. in new york city we have city harvest, they take that food and it goes out to kitchens and it helps to feed people in need. the d.c. kitchen does a great job to use that food to provide job training, but then it goes out to soup kitchens. and there are some new business models around this issue as well. >> how can it be -- how can it be economically viable for businesses that operate in the food supply chain, before you get to the consumer, to be doing so much wasting? >> now you're touching on something that i keep pushing on as well. the free market should step in here -- >> exactly. >> and make this much more, you know, efficient. >> exactly. >> and so, and it's not happening. i'm not quite sure why. prices are already baked into this. and so you got to imagine, if you can shrink that down by half, food prices will come down. in the supermarket you have a beautiful display of vegetables something gets bruised. you would never find this in a supermarket. someone who is running a produce section would not have this out. so we also want to put things in abundance. you look at a produce section, you want it filled up. this would be called a cull. they put it in a box and it goes into the garbage. just gone. there's no secondary market for this stuff. >> how did our expectations -- i mean, this is something you do see when you start going to farmer's markets you do immediately the produce, it just looks differently. or when you go to other countries, the produce looks different. it doesn't have that glossy comic book sheen. >> or the misters. >> love the misters, oh, it's dewey. how did we get trained to have an expectation -- >> i could be part of that problem, chefs want to portray things to be beautiful. the glossy magazines may have a part to play. and some of those magazines are trying to change this. food and wine magazine is doing a special on ugly fruits and vegetables to get people to understand this fruit is perfectly good. this banana, there's nothing wrong with this. if we open it up it's just great. there's nothing wrong with this. so it's got a couple brown spots, my kids eat this. you know this you can use, you know smoothies. but think about at home now, so consumers waste about 25 pact of the food -- >> we've gone through the pickers and the packers, the supermarket -- >> now consumers. we waste about 25% of the food we buy. there's this great illustration in the film where there's a woman walking out of a store with four grocery bags and she dropped one and just keeps walking. and that illustrates, which is what we're doing. letting it hit the ground. and what i do at home, on fridays, i radio itry to open the refrigerator, clean everything out, all the vegetables, make a vegetable soup or pasta use everything up. you've got to think about it. but part of it is maybe shopping more frequently shopping with a purpose. but also understanding how to use leftovers. not just serve leftovers but repurposing leftovers. if you have a roast chicken at night, what are you doing with that chicken the next day? can you make a chicken salad or sandwich, are you using those bones to make stock. if you go back to the recession my grandparents grew up in a recession, nothing us with wasted. and so there's a culture now of fast food, of processed food, of foods that are available all the time. so we don't value food anymore. >> and one of the most revolutionary economic facts or trends over the last hundred years is the composition of household budgets used to be dominated by food. >> absolutely. >> really the phrase, like putting food on the table, as the description of what you did as an earner was, was literal. i mean it was housing and food was what you spent all your money on. so it literally has less value. >> sure. >> in a very real sense, it's like, if i throw out that zucchini, that's 6 cents -- >> culturally we don't value it anymore. it's not like our grandparents. and it all changed after the second world war, when you know, everything became about convenience. you remember those ads back in the '50s, all these appliances, make things convenient. madmen, that's what you see. >> but you can't reverse that at the individual level? we have to sort of have a different -- like the whole supply chain has to change at a certain level. >> but i think a film it raises the conscienceness and starts to raise the awareness around this issue. we screened this on monday night and people are always saying, i'm conscious i'm throwing things out now. i feel bad about it. that head of lettuce, now you sort of feel bad about it. i think this is the start of it. >> tom colicchio always a pleasure, man. >> cool. thanks a lot. >>> all right the story behind the brave decision the parents of a transgender 8-year-old made, ahead. >> it's a hard thing to go through, because when you think about it you want to be supportive of your child and let them do what they want, explore, express themselves but at the same time, you're thinking, what are other people going to think kbm constipated? .yea dulcolax tablets can cause cramps but not phillips. it has magnesium and works more naturally than stimulant laxatives. for gentle cramp free relief of occasional constipation that works! mmm. . >>> "washington post's" tehran bureau chief jason was arrested in iran in july and has been imprisoned since then without being charged or given access to a lawyer. finally, after nine months in custody, nine months, he was charged this week, quote with espionage and three other serious crimes, including collaborating with hostile governments and propaganda against the establishment. he was finally allowed to hire a lawyer in march, seven months after being arrested, and that lawyer is now responding to the charges. quote, jason is a journalist. it is in the nature of his profession to gain access to information and publish it. my client, however has never had any direct or indirect access to any information to share with anyone. in my place in the world journalists being charged with epz nanlg for simply doing that are job is an outrage. the iranian state should release jason immediately and every american journalist stands in solidarity with him. hey buddy, you're squashing me! l

mmm mmm live the regular life. >>> there's been a lot of talk here in baltimore about gang activity. there was a statement put out by the police department yesterday, a credible threat from some of the major gangs in baltimore. lot of people i talked to here were talking about how gang members had actually played a very constructive role interrupting acts of vandalism and violence last night. i want to go now to my colleague, toure, who's got some more on that. toure? >> reporter: yeah, chris. i'm here with nico caldwell a blood, a lifelong baltimoreian. you're promising peace tonight? >> we're definitely promising peace tonight. we weren't founded on an idea of destruction. we were founded on an idea or protecting our neighborhoods and the citizens of our neighborhoods. >> reporter: how far are you willing to go to make sure it's peaceful tonight? >> well, we've been keeping the peace all day, so we're stopping -- we're blocking people who throw bottles at police officers. we're blocking them making lines and grabbing the persons that are involved in the crimes that they're trying to commit against the police. we don't want that. we want peace. we don't want anymore police hurting anyone else. >> reporter: we heard the crips and bloods are actually working together in this peace initiative. how did that happen? how did the two groups come together? >> the two groups came together because of the death of freddie gray. i went to school with freddie gray in middle school here in baltimore, maryland, on the west side. and based on ideologies that the bloods and crips were founded upon we decided to go back to our roots because we're tired of the harm that these police are giving us on a daily basis. we don't want that anymore so we decided to unite, and for the record everyone in the united states that's a blood or crip that has a certain type of beef amongst each other, i want you all to squash that and unite, unite, because we need each other. >> reporter: now, wait a minute there were reports the blood and the crips were out to get the cops who went against the cops last night. is that true? >> no that is definitely not true because me personally, we were protecting a phone store up the street. there were about nine bloods and a few crips standing in front of the store protecting the store making sure no one went in that store and stole anything. the police threw a grenade at us to make sure that we scattered. that's not true. we don't want any problems with the police. we don't want anyone else hurt. we don't want anyone shooting. we don't want anything. we want a cease-fire. we don't want any problems. we were not the cause. we were the same ones protecting this neighborhood that we're standing in right now, protecting these store, making sure people don't loot them and pollute them and doing the things they were doing. they were stealing and everything. we made sure some of the stores were protected. >> reporter: let me go back to something you said a second ago. you knew freddie? >> yes. >> reporter: what was freddie gray like? >> i haven't seen him for a few years. i went to middle school with him. he wasn't really into the streets. he was a good person. he didn't deserve to die. >> reporter: it would shock a lot of people to hear about crips is and bloods working against people for peace. that goes against what a lot of people think of. >> well crips and bloods despite the history we have committing violence there's always a story to that. always. doesn't matter what gang we're with. you can be a civilian on the street and commit an act to another individual. we made the wrong decision in deciding to join a gang but honestly, certain people like me, for example, at the time we joined these gang, we didn't have families and they were our only family. i ask america not to judge us for who we are. just know that everything we do right here everything we do is not always a bad thing. >> reporter: all right. that's nico caldwell, a blood, a lifetime baltimoreian. he said the bloods and crips are working together tonight to create peace. >> toure, thank you. i want to bring in chris wilson works with young people here in baltimore, works with folks that are involved in gangs. chris, we just heard from a member of blood, talking about the bloods and crips having a cease-fire in this attempting to keep order. have you heard the same thing? >> yes. my experience in the city that most of the people that's in gangs, affiliated gangs, are just equally upset about what's going on about mr. gray his loss, and the rumors about gangs coming together to target law officials, i don't think that's true. that hasn't been my experience working in the community. in my conversations -- >> chris, these -- the gangs in baltimore have obviously caused a lot of bloodshed, a lot of violence. there has been a source of a lot of havoc on the streets. what is the way forward, do you think, when you talk to young people about how you transform the basic facts on the ground in which gangs provide order in a place that often lacks order other than the order of a police force that comes in? >> right. i think it's also important to frame the relationship with gangs in our community, like these gangs were formed because, you know society for the most part ostracizes these groups and people come together to look out for each other. their interest is in taking care of themselves, their families and not necessarily about harming others. so i think that the way forward is for you know society to provide pathways for these people to step out of this lifestyle and gain jobs and go to school and things like that. i feel like that's the way out. >> chris, i've heard conversations, i grew up in the bronx. my father is a community organizer in the bronx in the 1980s when basically the entire borough of the bronx was turning down. i've heard people talk about workforce development, pass out jobs. i've heard it for years on the south side of chicago, heard people talk about it in the bronx, heard people talk about it here in baltimore or in philadelphia. here we are in 2015 and the incarceration rate and the unemployment rate in a neighborhood like this basically as high as they've ever been. >> right. i agree with that. i think that's a good point. and i think the way we need to move forward is to try something different. you know just the whole workforce development, i think we need to focus more on entrepreneurship and creating the business that allows the opportunity to provide jobs for this particular population. i think that what's going on right now, that we should focus on the issues that brought these people here which is police brutality and inequality in our social systems here and i think this is also an opportunity for our leadership to do something different. like these issues are happening all over the country. here's the opportunity for our leadership to do something different, to change policies to create job opportunities for this particular population. >> all right. chris wilson thank you very much. we'll be back with much more live after this. don't go anywhere. these days you may be hearing more about data breaches in the news. it's possible your personal information may be at risk. research shows that if your information is compromised due to a data breach you are 6 times more likely to become a victim of identity theft. now is the time to get protection. sign up today and lifelock will begin monitoring your personal information, including your social security number alert you about suspicious activity and if needed, take steps to help restore your losses. you only have one identity. protect it with the best. lifelock. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic why pause to take a pill? 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>> i'm still quite angry, still quite frustrated but i'm in a little better mood today because i spent the day out walking with my guys ss 300 men marched walking from east baltimore and west baltimore and back again talking to folks, interceding when there are issues telling folks we have to restore order and take control of our neighborhoods again. >> are you convinced that this situation is being handled the best way it possibly could by both the mayor and the governor? >> from what i can -- what i saw out there today, i think it's been handled as best as possible. i'm not going to monday morning quarterback, but also i wasn't out there looking and critiqueing today. i was out there today not just as a council member, but as a citizen, as a man in this community trying to step up and do my duties as a man to protect women and children protect neighborhoods in this city. so i wasn't out there looking as a government official and critiquing. i was out there as a citizen today. >> are there efforts being undertaken tonight to try to sort of go out and bring the evening to a calm resolution given the curfew that is set to kick in at 10:00 p.m.? >> that's what we were doing all day today. we just hope that has an impact. we hope that has an impact and we hope we don't have any issues. we think that folks are starting to get the message of peacefulness. we saw little children out there today cleaning up their neighborhood. women, old ladies old men, young people college students. so that is the great thing. that is baltimore. i want everyone to know that is the true baltimore. baltimore is known as charm city and the charm in baltimore are the people. >> all right. councilman brandon scott thank withdrew very much for your time tonight. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> all right. we have a lot of folks here who have a lot to say. i want to bring in this young lady. lady, what's your name? >> ranita. >> i live in washington. i've been attending college, morgan state university. >> you go to college. you've been out here. >> yes, sir. >> what do you feel about what's going on today? >> i feel we're in a neighborhood where a lot of people are oppressed, have limited resources and don't have a good sense of how to channel their energy and their frustrations. their frustrations are stemming from a long history of injustices they've been subjected to and now they are acting out. >> but i've heard that and i think that's -- a lot of people would agree with you. i also people like a lot of people, what that gentleman was saying to me before is freddie gray died people got angry, they got upset. we saw what happened yesterday after the funeral. people only are paying attention now because we burnt some things down. now you're here and these camera lights and i am going to go home, everyone from the national media is going to go home college students might graduate and leave. and then what? >> well that's the problem. we need to continue and focus on the positive things because at the bottom line, we need a change to come from this. we are out here we are protesting, but what we need is laws to be changed because innocent lives are being lost. and it shouldn't take looting to bring you guys out here when this is something that's going on in our baltimore streets on a day-to-day basis. so a lot of times the media, you guys are here to cover the negative looting. however, what about the positives? today people are out here collectively working together and collaborating as a community. >> yeah, there's been a lot of collaboration. thank rueyou very much. >> thank you so much. >> mayor rawlings-blake has had bills she's working on in the state legislature around police reform. there was a body camera piece of legislation that hit a stumble blocks. there's also been some pushes for more transparency in police investigations. we should note that as of now, the city of baltimore is completely almost entirely in the hands of the democratic party. it's largely in the hands of local elected african-american leadership. some of the disconnects that we cited if places like ferguson or even cited in a place like north charleston which is a place that went for barack obama by 75% and has a white republican mayor who's been there for almost two decades. those kinds of political disconnects, those kibds kinds of gaps between the people doing the representing and the people represented, they aren't really quite as in effect here in baltimore. and that's led to a lot of very interesting conversations. lot of interesting critiques of local leadership. of what's been going on in this city. we will be back with much more live. don't go anywhere. after this. meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? 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what is your response to that having worked on that side of the blue line? >> i think it's not exactly accurate. i think there are times in policing that you have to be aggressive, but what's not being said, or what's not being noticed is that a lot of police officers on the force are baltimore residents. i know quite a few officers that are natives of baltimore and work and live in the same areas that are troubled in the city. west baltimore, east baltimore. so i think baltimore is different. it's very unique in that there's always a connection to the community. >> mark obviously the "baltimore sun" ran this pretty incredible investigative series about brutality in the department, but there's a lot of folks who say, well you can, you know, point your finger at any major police department in america and turn up something that wouldn't look that different. do you have a sense there's something particular about the baltimore police department or are we just looking at a particularly acute example of the conflicts of modern urban policing and the war on drugs? >> well i think baltimore is a little different than what you just described in their own strategic plan that they put out in 2013. they noted that discipline has never been a priority within this organization. it's a large police department. tlar lot there are a lot of problems in urban cities. there was a lot of heavy-handed officers. the city paid millions of dollars. lot of folks had injuries and questionable arrests. people were never charged with a crime. this kind of mirrors the freddie gray case, people want to know what was he stopped for what led to the foot chase? where was the probable cause? the mayor of this city has questioned the exact same thing. >> leon when you -- when you hear people talking about the freddie gray case i mean there's a real just genuine desire for answers aside for whatever frustration and anger people have at the police. what do you make of this when we have a guy who suffers a spinal cord injury many police custody and we still don't know what happened? >> well, i think what's important right now is to wait and let the investigative process play out. i mean we also have officers that suffer injuries making arrests. that's not to excuse anything because as with anyone else we don't know the entire facts of the case. but it does happen. injuries do occur while making arrests, and it's just a part of life in policing in baltimore. you know both parties get injured when there's a subject that flees from the police. it's unfortunate. it's always unfortunate. extremely unfortunate that it resulted in a death or serious injury. >> let me ask you this. having worked in the baltimore police department are you confident that if someone in that department saw something incriminating, saw something that shouldn't have been done to freddie gray, if in fact that's what happened and we don't know, but if a member of the police department saw something, they would come forward and they would blow the whistle on that? can you be confident that would happen? >> i think it's happened before. it's happened several times that i know of. when there's any impropriety, when something is done in the line of policing that compromises the integrity of other officers in a city like baltimore where you can't escape the community because you're deeply entrenched in it i think that it behooves an officer their personal safety even to come forward and state the facts of the case as they know it. >> mark can you give us a sense, quickly, if will have been major changes in the trajectory of this department under commissioner batts and under this mayor? >> they have made some changes. reform has been slow. after our series was published, they asked the doj to come in and reform it. they developed a force investigative team prior to that to investigate cases. they vowed to curb misconduct. they say they're on the right path. on the flip side there was 156 lawsuits filed in 2013 and 20 sh14 going through the system right now for similar accusations. >> all right. mark from "baltimore sun," leon taylor retired baltimore police department officer. thank you both. really appreciate it. we'll be back with more live from baltimore right after this. constipated? 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>> because all these candidates are thinking ahead to when they actually do declare. once they actually get in the race. the scc looks at what you were doing before you got the race. if you're testing the waters you have to abide by the same rules as if you were already a candidate. so if you are seen to be testing the waters before you actually declare, and as part of that you were doing things that would be legal for a candidate like asking for $100,000 from a donor, that's against the law. so they have to pretend that this whole spectacle of these candidates, they have to pretend when they go to iowa and new hampshire and go to fund-raisers and speak at events they're not actually speaking anything resembling a campaign. >> it's sort of like so many parts of politics are just you know, b.s. and so it's not surprising that some of the political regulations would appeal to people like b.s. if you have a learner's permit and you're supposed to follow the rules of the road here why is it so important to pretend you're not a candidate and get around them? what do you make of it in the larger consequences here for democracy? >> i think all americans should be disgusted by these type of policies put forth in the past couple of years. it creates this idea where there's a two-class system, the haves who can influence politicians to change laws, and have nots that can't vote because of voter suppression or voter i.d. laws. now they don't have a say in the game. they don't know the candidates are running because the primary is happening before the primary. now it's a money grab at best. >> yeah. i mean nick speak to that. some people would say, i thought there were no rules in super pac. this is the only rule about the coordination thing. yet i think if you were watching this at home you would say, great, they found another way around it. >> the whole point of the super pac is you're not supposed to be able to ask for huge checks if you're a candidate for office. that's supposed to be one thing you can't do. by pretending you're not actually a candidate, even when you are, you can do a variety of things like asking for that money that would normally be against the law. >> and do you think -- we've been covering tonight robert menendez's indictment which is gifts worth hundreds of thousands of dollars and he directly received it. so that's bribery. >> plain old bribery. there's also a new kind of bribery. we're seeing in the menendez case, if you are a donor and you want to curry favor with a politician, in part by giving him campaign contributions, there's a limit to how much you can give him, or his defense fund or his state party. but there's no limit to what you can give to a super pac, and then pledge that that money has to go help him in his race. that's legal. that's what happened here. this guy gave $600,000 to a super pac, said this money is to help the senator in his race. that's legal. and that was part of the favors he was doing for menendez allegedly in exchange for policy actions, billing dispute, contracting for the government and on more. >> richard, what do you think of the politics of this? there have been candidates like john mccain to be fair and give him credit for some of his campaign finance reforms. russ feingold. if you go back a ways. people who actually ran on this and said let's be realistic, we're not changing these rules overnight, but we can try to create a political cause for this runaway fund-raising and spending. i'm not seeing that really on either side so far, though. what do you think about the politics of trying to create a cost for this? >> i think nothing gets done in the dome behind me ari. here's the thing, this cloud of money exists over that capitol building. they all understand the more money they raise, the better off they are in the next election. the only candidate in the race to give props to is ted cruz who announced. he it no longer accept money. all the other candidates are taking money in hand over fist. they are basically influenced by rich folks to make the decision that will only benefit rich folks and not poor folks. i think all americans at home should be downright alarmed. >> and nick you know rifd makes the point about ted cruz. a lot of times we tend to personalize these things. well, ted cruz was in a rush. he really wanted to run. we make it about his personality. when in fact if you want to be cynical and look at ted cruz you would say, this is someone who doesn't have that kind of jeb bush money coming in. so he can get in early, focus on whatever he might get from grass roots, talk radio, those kind of donations, sort of the howard dean model. he's not giving anything up on the other side. do you think that's a fair way to read the calculus? >> that has to be part of it. he certainly has his big money donors who love him. he's not going to be in the jeb bush league for raising huge donations. you go first and stake out a position as the alternative to jeb bush raise grass roots money. you aren't giving up time with donors for your super pac. because those donors are not backing you in the first place. >> go ahead. >> i've got to agree with nick on this one. what ted cruz is doing is saying this election is without ideals. let's talk about real ideals let me convince donors about the ideals i'm trying to push and let them all give me $3,000 and build a grass roots campaign. the others are saying let's get as much money as possible and copy and paste them into my agenda. that's bad for the american people. this election is not going to be about how much money you can raise. this election is going to be about how ends meet at the kitchen table. the only candidates that can talk about that will be those who suppress more votes. >> appreciate it. thank you both. >>> other news of a different sort. a big new product announcement for something so cool some people actually thought at first it was an april fool's joke. visit legalzoom today for the legal help you need to start and run your business. legalzoom. legal help is here. do you have something for pain? 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