panel has not yet quite been released we only are seeing a little two and a half minute segments of mr terry's comments exclusively and mr smith reaction to him but as you notice. he stood up terry did and was perhaps almost expecting a reaction for what he said he did get a little bit of reaction but what. everyone has not yet seen is the reaction that i actually got when i stood up to ask a question about why is it that when we hear racist talk racists ads and i gave the example of pete pete hoekstra is a very racist ad asian ad that was ran in the in the michigan senate campaign this past election season and i said how come we don't hear the entire right repudiating these comments and i was booed i was screamed at i was yelled that i was as many reports say i was shouted down and that's very accurate so i think what is very telling is that terry was tolerated the segregation talk was tolerated but the questioning of not necessarily are conservatives racist but why is there no condemnation for this race this talk that was booed and that says a lot and in my pain what it says is that this thi

years but of that no one here is going to defend slavery and i'm certainly not and the thing that mr terry was doing was really we're trying to comment in this kind of very interesting to think progress is focusing on one part of the discussion instead of really looking at what the panel was about and what the panel was about was talk about whether republicans especially tea party republicans are reaching it should reach out to the minority community and whether that's a good idea so really the entire focus of the panel i think what we should focus on you know looking at and culture speech sort of the comments made by donald trump is this idea on whether minority outreach is a good idea or whether the republican party to to win elections should really be looking towards its base which you know is the reagan democrats is the blue collar working vote and i mean that's kind so so are you of the opinion that the republican party should be reaching out to african-americans and latinos well i think we have in every community but you really look at what the base is based largely what we have the

mr. terryworried that all this talk of minority outreach is coming at the expense of young, white southern males like himself. mr. terry explained his concerns not event's moderator, an african-american conservative and member of the frederick douglass republicans. mr. terry asked mr. smith if he would support regular allegation as booker t. washington advocated. he responded by citing a letter douglass wrote to his former slave master. >> when he escaped from slavery, he writes a letter to his former slave master and says, i forgive you for all the things you did to me. no! >> food and shelter, don't forget those chains. let's turn to e.j. of the washington post, and benji sarlin, political reporter for talking points memo. he seems to be at odds with the report. this seems to be a step backwards. >> no kidding. when i was watching chairman priebus list all the things they did wrong, he was chairman of the party, so i'm resigning and passing this party on to someone else. but that moment you j

you're actually on point as usual mr. terry mcsweeney. good morning to you, marla. glad to have you with us this morning. this is such a cool weather shot. look at this. 6:05. this is san jose. we got a little bit of low cloud cover right at the surface. that will impact your drive in san jose for the time being. right above the surface it's starting to clear. high pressure moves in and whatever moisture is available just gets forced right to the roadway. this morning it's kind of interesting. whatever fog is out there is going to clear quickly between 9:30 and 10:00. this is your current reading in livermore, 43 degrees. a mild start. coupled with high pressure gaining some strength today. that means temperatures are going to be in the upper 60s and low 70s at lunchtime and then we'll round out the day in the upper 70s even some low 80s on the map. warmest day of the year so far. 80 for gilroy. 72 in beautiful santa cruz and in riverside county where that fire is burning, the winds will pick up later today. it's also going to be dry here. you want to be on the best

. >> my name is terry woods. mr. murphy was turned down twice for a general permit. mr. murphy was turned down twice for a permit because this house is considered affordable housing. and then he applied a third time and now calling it an alter ration, bypassing affordable housing rules and a permit and the mandatory dr. the assertion that this is not a demolition is based on the city planning interpretation of the code 317. the co-author of this code eric peskin says this provision was added to the ordinance to avoid punishing honest builders who after doing the calculations happened upon the unknown discovered area of the building which must be replaced or repaired. >> the department is now permitting savvy project sponsor to plan such repair and maintenance in advance. and tear down more of the building than would ordinary be allowed by the code. mr. murphy, at first said, or at the request of the dr request that we had. he said, well they could be placed or take the walls down and replace and repair them and put them back and now he is saying that he is going to add t

back to you terry and diane. don't call me mr.as going to, but i won't now. >> too late. >>> thanks for choosing nbc bay area news. "30 rock" is up next. >> we'll be back at 11:00. have a good one. >> good night. [loud drilling] - hanging out with him is so crazy. - hey, yo! back that... [loud drilling] and you can... [drilling] while i...[drilling] off your...[drilling] - disgusting, sir! would you talk like that to your mother or your daughter or your surgeon? just because my friend is blonde and never closes her mouth fully-- - hey, i wasn't talking to her. i was talking to you, glasses. - i bet you have... [drilling continues] ...infected penis. that has never happened to me before. - well, i'm not surprised. not because you're not cute. you are-- like a pretty refugee on the news. it's because you've always put out this negative energy. but now that you're with someone, you're happy and confident. guys can sense that. - confident, huh? so can i finally wear that cowboy hat i bought at kiss-fm's lake jam '97? - um...the point

terry? >> caller: hey, mr. jim, big, big, big boo-yah from virginia. >> what's up?> caller: hey, a little while back y'all had on millennial media on your show, they sounded really good, i did the technicals, they looked really good, i took a position on them. but unfortunately since then, the value of the stock's dropped about 50% and i'm wondering if you could tell me what's going on there and -- >> the long knives are out for that company. i've got to tell you, at six bucks, when you say something like how do you lose at six? it goes to five, but i got to tell you, paul came on, they missed the quarter, but it's just not that bad. okay. i'm not going to write these guys off yet. i want to take another call. i want to go to alan in illinois. where are my illinois university business school last night? what's up? >> caller: i've got a two-part question to ask you. you know how you cover biotechs? >> you bet. >> caller: you should cover reits too. and my stock is anheuser-busch. >> bud, they got taken over and reinvented. this is a business, i decided not to make an

mr. sanchez, no? okay. is there any public comment on this item? please step forward. >>> my name is paul terry frances and i live at 1248 treat. i represent myself and my wife jessica. we're both self-employed, i'm a web designer and she's a writer. the noise it will cause will drastically impact our ability to conduct our lives and our businesses. i rely on a fast data connection which we pay for through our rent. and if i were to have to go [speaker not understood] it would impact my ability to service my clients. i'm concerned especially about the shared basement. our properties share a lot as you've heard. the last when the lady moved out, the tenant who is quite old, this happened over the -- over the summer we're going to be in europe. when we come back, we had an infestation in the basement. they carried over from her property. they removed asbestos and we weren't notified, which i thought was really strange. and it seems like the people removing the asbestos weren't really suited properly for it. then afterwards there was an odor from the removal of the asbestos for quite sometime like

we were waiting for the triumphal return of the terry men's basketball team. mr. olson: three hours earlier, they were cutting down the nets at the texas 4-a state champions. the rangers showed the hearth of a true champion by defeating the two-time defending champions, dallas-kimball, 55-47. down eight at halftime, the terry defense took over. in the second half, they held dallas-kimball without a point. the last three minutes and 45 seconds. congratulations to coach michael jackson, m.v.p. derek griffin, and the whole team for bringing the hardware home to rosenberg. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: it is my intent to bring the house's attention to several important issues. i'd like to join in our mutual effort with mr. poe to address the devastation of the people in camp liberty, iranian refugees who have been attacked and misstreeted and -- mistreated and me -- we must fight for them and ensure their safety.

mr. ed perlmutter of colorado, ms. terri a. sewell of alabama, ms. dina tight us of nevada. signed with best regards, nancy pelosi, democratic leader. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina rise? ms. foxx: mr. speaker, by the direction of the committee on rules, i call up house resolution 113 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. caller: house calendar number 8, house resolution 113 -- the clerk: house calendar number ght, house resolution 113, resolved, that at any time after the adoption of this resolution the speaker may, pursuant to clause 2-b of rule 18, declare the house resolved into the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of the bill h.r. 803, to reform and strengthen the workforce investment system of the nation to put americans back to work and make the united states more competitive in the 21st century. the first reading of the bill shall be dispensed with. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waive

mr. mcconnell can deliver the votes. so he is doing what i think is really important, and that's breaking bread with them. >> terri sewellconcerned the president might give the store away to just to get a deal? i know there is a progressive letter being sent around and signed by progressive members of the congress. i don't know if you're on that list or not and whether you have signed it. but there is concern the president will chip away at the big three. and that's exactly what these guys want to do. your thought. >> look, i think it's really important that he reach out to the republican party. i think he has been asked several times to reach out. and i think outreach is really important. of course, i think hope springs eternal. but we should be prepared for the worst. it will be very interesting to see what happens tomorrow morning and whether they'll be monday morning quarterbacking by the republicans. i think that his efforts are important. definitely optically. i'm hoping realistically. >> what do you mean prepared for the worst? what do you mean prepared for the worst? >> i actually think when i think about the 12

mr. obama is running up historic debt. that if not severely checked, could very well lead to an economic collapse. that's it. that's the only issue. terrysomeone who knows pottery, the u.s. sending 27 million to morocco to teach how to make it is ridiculous. that country has made pottery for 2000 years. would mathews, bowling green, kentucky, ashley judd is no more qualified than i am. and kirsten powers won that round, o'reilly. took miss judd's comments out of comments and ashley judd said poor folks shouldn't have kids yet and that was her theme what she wrote in a book. orphans are just a small part of it and i believe that

mr. obama is running up historic debt. that if not severely checked, could very well lead to an economic collapse. that's it. that's the only issue. terry to make it is ridiculous. that country has made pottery for 2000 years. would mathews, bowling green, kentucky, ashley judd is no more qualified than i am. and kirsten powers won that round, o'reilly. took miss judd's comments out of comments and ashley judd said poor folks shouldn't have kids yet and that was her theme what she wrote in a book. orphans are just a small part of it and i believe that what she wrote will sink her in family friendly kentucky. and killing lincoln will air here on sunday. i hope you like it. will there be a book, killing kennedy for kids? just hike killing lincoln, kids will love it, 7 to 12, 13 in that area and march month madness on bill o'reilly, buy any of my books, get a sensational mug. and steve, withholding his last name, memphis, tennessee you say a hot bath will make you relax i say smoke a joint. i'm looking out for your lungs and brain, take a bath. and when the authorities kick in the door that's not going to help your sleeping unless you live

terry lundgren and martha stewart spoke after her testimony. that would be the first time that the two have talked since she told mr.the jcpenney deal and he hung up on her. it appears someone may have extended an olive branch, though, again, it's not exactly clear who. the judge says he wants the name of the mediator they have selected by tomorrow. melissa? >> all right, courtney, thank you very much. want to get straight to josh lipton now. we got a quick market flash. news on herbalife. josh? >> that's right. herbalife popping here in the afterhours. here's your news. herbalife holder carl icahn disclosing a 15.6% stake in an amended 13-d filing. that is up from 13.6% as of march first. herbalife up about 1.5% in the afterhours. melissa? back to you. >> 15.5% stake now. karen, what do you think carl's got up his sleeve? >> i think he's got poking ackman with a stick up his sleeve. it's fascinating to me. i think it's sport for him. >> yeah. >> maybe he loves herbalife, but i think it's more sport. >> i think karen's right. and i hope -- i hope carl's got an exit strategy. my sense is that ackman's going to wind u

terry bradshaw. we are not the enemy. >> thank you mr. earley. >> thank you mr. chairman for having these meetings. my wife debbie and i appreciate the opportunity opportunity to speak before then lastly i would just say a final thought for me, my son was a fun-loving young man, looks fabulous if you saw him earlier. i lay awake at night every night thinking what more could a parent do and i appreciate this committee trying to work towards what more can we do? the horrors that my son had to go through and to worry about people coming to get him from outer space and things like that, that's got to be an awful way to live and i thank you for this opportunity. >> i would pick up on the model of hard disease to say that culture matters. we now have a national imperative against obesity and we have understood being habits has an impact on actual physical illness. i will tell you our fascination and her indoctrination of the culture of young people with violence through entertainment media that are polluting the culture of this united states has to be dealt with in the same way we dealt with tobacco or t

it remains beijing's terrie gold reserves the relationship with north korea for obvious reasons. and that whatever the cost. adding more sanctions in my opinion, mr. chairman, may threaten the survival but will not be seen as china's best interest. there for china doesn't enforce the sanctions and the sanctions in my opinion are largely meaningless. the financial sanctions and the banking institutions which do business with north korea seem rather presumptuous. coming from a country like ours which rose china some $1.3 trillion according to the latest report to other countries. can you imagine a he to the situation among the countries in asia setting off a nuclear arms race where these front-line states will develop and acquire their own nuclear weapons, nuclear arsenals in japan and south korea and taiwan and indonesia and vietnam and the philippines and malaysia? it is not a scenario that the countries offer a prosperous asia. the same can be said of countries in the middle east. iran fears israel's to become a clear to devotee bringing by fear among the arab countries a chain reaction continues where is the non-proliferation and all of this? i

mr. sis in history but more importantly about presidential characters. but don't worry there are some juicy stories involve terryne of them and involves her 22nd and 24th presidents, grover cleveland. now when grover cleveland was a young man there was a controversy because cleveland fathered a child out of wedlock with a woman named maria help in from pennsylvania and she might've been a prostitute. at the least she was very casual about her relationships. now, cleveland was a bachelor and of course he is running in the 1880s. fathering a child out of wedlock wasn't done at the time. and it was such a big to do for other reasons. one was that the republican opponent to cleveland, the republican nominee and a group of very righteous preachers started a campaign that no woman in the country -- lock their doors. like dracula is here and cleveland is prowling the streets. really an aggressive campaign attacking cleveland so he -- it became a huge story. one of things is at turns out that james g. blaine likely had more affairs than cleveland and his wife barak and leslie gave birth six months after they got married