mr. lindsey was the just-but whether dr request has expressed concern. expressed concern. >> commissioner remark that being said i like to see and i like to see that on the 2nd floor we are pulling it back, the deck back to be 12 feet in width. >> staff: the deck on the back of the 2nd floor is 11 feet. the width would change from 18 feet to 12 feet >> commissioner moore: in order to prevent people from standing looking back into the- >> president fung it would create a 7 foot setback on the north side democrat? >> commissioner moore it would be. a 9 foot setback. 90. 9 feet. >> president fung your talk about the southside. i apologize. your citizen and 9 feet set back on the southside. >> commissioner moore: that's correct. motion to take this question under review. >> staff: just for clarification did you setback got the mesh moore i did not get any traction on that. it cannot be using because of the 2nd unit. that's basically an added restriction and if you do that window happens then. >> staff: given the size of a room >> commissioner i support not [

mr. cruz's endorsements do say. for instance, lindsey graham and jeb bush have both endorsed mr. cruz. sey graham and jeb bush are the poster children for open borders policies in america. and they both think clearly that ted cruz is the candidate who will keep our borders open. ted cruz got the endorsement for the club for growth. the group that pushed the most offshoring trade policies of any group in remember. i remember when we were fighting to crack down on china currency cheating, it was the club for growth that sided with ted cruz to keep china's cheating in place. the endorsements tell thought cruz candidacy is the candidacy committed to keeping our borders open and sending our manufacturing jobs overseas. >> if endorsements mattered that much, jeb bush would still be in the race, right? >> nobody thinks that endorsements are the most important thing in the cycle. i find endorsements noteworthy. these are mr. cruz's policies. i worked in the senate during the big fight over obama's trade bill. the fast track executive authority. ted cruz was working side-by-side with president o

mr. lindsey said no way of doing it anyway, i appreciate what is doable and what is the prevailing pattern both. >> well, two different things the pattern will be analyzed as part of the design review what is proposed and oats density question whether a second unit could be perhaps included the structure you in the rear is something that mr. sanchez i think just said we'll have to look at i don't think we can answer that question here today. >> i understand i want to do make sure we are basic following your direction clear ideas what is doable and not. >> commissioner vice president richards. >> just a staff regarding the audi know one of the supervisors said he wanted to introduce the legislation citywide and perhaps by june we'll have a better idea that passes or passed. >> okay. >> there is a motion that has been seconded to continue this matter to june 16th on that motion commissioner antonini. >> commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner vice president richards commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero.

mr. trump: lindsey graham is probably a nice guy. i was tough on him because he is tough on me. i think he is probably a nice guy. i could probably get along with lindsey graham. i could probably get along with romney. i have nothing against mitt romney. i understand how he feels. he worked really hard, he should've worked harder. but he worked really hard and you didn't get there. i understand it. i could probably get along with mitt romney. i don't know mitt romney very well, i endorsed him, i helped him. i don't really know mitt romney. i could probably get along well with lindsey graham, but he goes on television and he is nasty. you have to be nasty back. i can get along with people. the bottom line is we have something going that is so good. we should grab each other and we should unify the party. nobody's going to beat us. thank you very much everybody, thank you. i appreciated. thank you very much. this year c-span's studentcam competition was one of our biggest yet as students competed for over $100,000 in prizes. students produced documentaries using a road to the whit

and just because we felt so bad for lindsey and mr. cutter, that we made this mistake. we're going to make it right. we're definitely going to do right by both homeowners. >> you heard him. the demolition company is working with the insurance company to cover the costs of rebuilding the home. >>> heads up helicopters are dropping egg at one of the largest hunt in florida. hundreds participated in the massive egg hunt in tampa this weekend. children rushing in to grab the chocolate filled eggs as a chamer hurled the candy to the ground. children screamed with excitement as they rushed. the eggs are scattered across the football field and there were no injuries. >>> a woman interrupt as church service to tell a hard story. what she did next got them searching for her. >> what brought julieann to tears? >> when you wake up a little change, temperatures about the same but the skies they will be filled with rain coming down, rain starting off the day tomorrow with a light breeze. that breeze changes as the rain moves out. timing, what to expect coming up in the seven-day for

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mr garland. >> i spoke to lindsey graham who said to me he has said to the president, "even if you picked me, lindseyear." >> trevor: oh, lindsey. that's just low self-esteem right there, buddy. ( laughter ) you're worth voting for yourself, my friend. sure, maybe g.o.p. primary voters rejected you, but rest assured, trevor loves you, baby, trevor loves you. don't forget. ( laughter ) you know, this resistance to judge garland doesn't seem to make any sense. ( laughter ) i mean, just based on what senate republicans have said about him in the past. >> merrick garland is highly qualified to sit on the d.c. circuit. his intelligence and his scholarship cannot be questioned. >> pat roberts, a kansas republican senator, i said, why did you support him in 1997?" he said, "i just supported him. >> in my seven years as president, in all my conversations with senators from both parties in which i asked their view on qualified supreme court nominees, the one name what has come up repeatedly fr republicans and democrats alike is merrick garland. >> trevor: that's right. everyone likes merrick garland. he's lik

mr garland. >> i spoke to lindsey graham who said to me he has said to the president, "even if you picked me, lindsey graham, i would lead the charge against me because you are the one who picked me in an election year." >> trevor: oh, lindsey. that's just low self-esteem right there, buddy. ( laughter ) you're worth voting for yourself, my friend. sure, maybe g.o.p. primary voters rejected you, but rest assured, trevor loves you, baby, trevor loves you. don't forget. ( laughter ) you know, this resistance to judge garland doesn't seem to make any sense. ( laughter ) i mean, just based on what senate republicans have said about him in the past. >> merrick garland is highly qualified to sit on the d.c. circuit. his intelligence and his scholarship cannot be questioned. >> pat roberts, a kansas republican senator, i said, why did you support him in 1997?" he said, "i just supported him. >> in my seven years as president, in all my conversations with senators from both parties in which i asked their view on qualified supreme court nominees, the one name what has come up repeatedly fr republicans and dem

and just because we felt so bad for lindsey and mr. cutter that we made this mistake.ke it right. >> oh, boy. well, the owners and the demolition company, they are working with the insurance company now to pay for rebuilding the house. >>> in san francisco about 100 people rode down a steep crooked street on big wheels. the annual bring your own big wheel race is an easter tradition on petrero hill. you can see there is even some fun costumes. the race started 16 years ago on lombard street. people who live there weren't thrilled about it, so it moved to vermont street in 2008. >> i was here last year. a friend of mine lives up the hill. we said we got to do this. it's on the bucket list. >> i got the "minions" edition. she has the classic. >> organizers say the people who live on vermont street love the race. they welcome it. i think you have to just embrace that. you know it's gonna happen. >>> time is 7:57. a terrorist threat at the staples center in l.a. security on high alert. coming up, the high-tech the threat was called in as fans were headed to a lakers game.

and just, because we felt so bad for lindsey and mr. cutter that we made this mistake.going to make it right, we're definitely going to do right by both homeowners. >> by do right, he means they will demoll leaish the other on they're both even now. >> funny, my gosh. >> the insurance companies are trying to sort out this mess. >> google maps, really? that's how you decide? >> everybody knows we're all using ways now. >> i'm a big fan of ways. >> you don't need a bulldozer to destroy a home. a gas leak is all it takes to reduce a home to rubble. >> one homeowner was all set to move in when this happened. days after clearing inspection. >> reporter: a home engulfed in flames. firefighters rushing in.after e causes it to explode. the house now a heap of debris a week after the homeowner bought it. the outbuildings behind it has significant damage. stay away from it. >> reporter: residents in this columbus neighborhood rattled. >> we were in the basement, and it was just like a loud boom. >> reporter: the natural gas leak fueled a furnace fire. and in michigan. >> saying t

and just because we felt so bad for lindsey and mr. cutter that we made this mistake. right. >> the owners and the demolition company are working with the insurance company to pay for rebuilding. >>> well, in san francisco it's a tradition, 100 people rode down a steep crooked street on big wheels. the annual bring your own big wheel race is an easter tradition. this is video from fresco user devin meyers. the race started 16 years ago. it was originally on lombard street. people who live there weren't excited about it. >> i was here last year. a friend of mine lives up the hill. we said we got to do this. it's on the bucket list. let's do it. >> amazon. i got the "minions'" edition. she's got the classic. >> they get into it. organizers say the people who live on vermont street love the race. >>> you can always hear news with us through the fresco app and get paid. if we use your video photos on air. to learn more check out right there at ktvu.com. >> you can get paid. >> you can get paid. 20 bucks for a photo. 50 for a video. >> i haven't been on a big wheel in a whi

will enjoy everything from entertainment to delicious food and news channel 8's lindsey mastis is already there. i saw mr. strawberry with you earlier, is he fresh? >> reporter: oh, yeah, mr. berry has been showing me around. and there's a lot of entertainment as well. i am joined by al with the belmont magic show. four shows a day. >> four shows a day, 11:30, 1:30, 4:30 and 6:30 every day. >> reporter: that's a lot of magic. >> it's a show that adults enjoy as much as the kids. >> reporter: and everybody loves to see magic. you're going to show us some this morning. >> i'm going to do it right here. i take three pieces of rope. short piece, medium piece and long piece. pull that short piece up. same thing with the medium and with the long piece. and of course, since i'm a magician, with a mere snap of the magician's fingerer, the turn into one, two, three equal pieces of rope. >> reporter: awesome. and you know, he did this trick for me. i have been watching and watching, i have not figured it out yet which means it has to be -- >> it has to be magic. >> reporter: and this is a show that adults and kids

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mr. trump: i think lindsey graham is probably a nice guy and i was very tough on him because he was tough on me, but i think he probably a nice guy. i think i could probably get along with lindsey graham. i could probably get along with mitt romney and i understand how he feels. he worked really hard, should have worked a little harder, but he worked really hard and he did not get there. i understand it. i could probably get along with mitt romney. i endorsed him, back to him, helped him, but i don't really know mitt romney. i could probably get along very well with lindsey graham and he gets on television and is nasty. you have to be nasty back. the bottom line is, we have something going that is so good. we should grab each other and unify the party, and nobody is going to beat us. thank you very much. i appreciate it. thank you very much. [applause] >> donald trump in florida last night kind head of next tuesday's florida primary. he won the primaries in michigan, mississippi, hawaii caucus as well. needed for the nomination on the republican side. atald trump at 458, ted cruz 359, rub

. >> your heart sinks first, because we felt so bad for lindsey and mr. cutter. mistake. we're going to make it right. we'll definitely do right by both homeowners wow. lawsuit! martha: wow. bill: demolition company blaming google maps for the mix-up. martha: somebody is getting a new house. going to take a while. new developments in the hillary clinton email investigation. "the l.a. times" reports that the fbi is preparing to interview some of her closest aides. some analysts say timing couldn't be worse with rival candidate bernie sanders sweeping the last few early voting contests. >> the timing is very, very treacherous. i would think the democrats need to know whether or not they're about to nominate somebody for president who might be a criminal defendant in a felony prosecution before november. >> right. >> they should know that now. martha: he says they should know that night. pete snyder, former candidate for lieutenant governor of virginia. and marjorie clifton, from clifton consulting. marjorie, the judge says, you need to know, democrats need to know.

mr. anderson apparently had the narcotics to sell. >> investigators say tips from year- old lindsey shirley who anderson' s whereabouts. they were able to find anderson hiding in the woods off north orange blossom trail. >> as his girlfriend, she had close contact with him. she continued to have contact after the homicide. often times made some decisions that anything regrets today. >> this isn' t the first time anderson has had a run- in with the law. he was arrested back in january for aggravated battery. >> we hope it is a wakeup call for some young men and women in that sort of thing and it can be life changing. >> his girlfriend shirley is being charged with evidence and still unclear if he' s charged as an adult since he' s 17 years old. jennifer ortega, news 6. >> justin: more breaking news now. we' re getting a look at a plane crash in crash caught on surviolence cameras. flight fz981 crashed while landing south of moscow. than 60 people are dead. the airline posted a statement on the facebook page saying, quote, we are doing all we can to gather information as quickly as possible.

mr. bluey: i don't know if we can set it up, but donald trump gave out lindsey graham's phone number. ♪ [ if you want my response, it is following the principles of morality that people want something. donald trump gave out lindsey graham's cell phone number to the world. this is the way he chose to respond. he was able to relate his feelings at that moment, and that ended up getting 3.5 million viewers. ms. perino: on our show we talked about it. it was on multiple times on traditional media. mr. johnson: you will see that 60 million people saw that video, and that was his response to donald trump. ms. perino: i think that is a good place to wrap it up. i want to appeal to you for a moment. i want to remind you that the people you are here with today, you are of like mind. there is a big tent, and for the young people, you are making friends here. these are not just contacts, not just networking to see if you can get some place else in your life. i still communicate with the people i worked with on capitol hill. i talked to them every day. they had been my friends. he helped me in my wor

lindsey graham. >> this is one area i agree with mr. trump. could probably shoot somebody on fifth avenue and that wouldn't shake his voter base. i don't see any ad campaign breaking that coalition apart, but the question is can you consolidate. instead of tearing down donald trump, we need to consolidate the field. i don't think there is anything you can do or say or that i can do or say or donald trump can do or say that is going to break apart his support. >> some republicans say it should be john kasich. we'll see how florida and ohio play out on march 15th, depending on how rubio does on that day and kasich does that day. the stakes are so high on march 15th. you're hearing from frustration from marco rubio's supporters over john kasich and the fact that he is still in the race. particularly when you look at the results in virginia last nigh night. i talked to a marco rubio supporter. >> there's not honorable mention in the nomination. john kasich has run a good race, but there is no path to victory for him. >> if marco can win florida, h

surprising move, south carolina senator lindsey graham tells dana bash that he thinks ted cruz is the only potential to stop donald trump. >> the first goal is to stop mrump from getting to the 1,237 and then do something that is not unfair to trump. right now you need 1,237. i think ted cruz is the best alternative. >> reporter: part of that will be helping senator cruz raise money. senator graham is slated to head a fund-raiser monday in washington, d.c. fund raising more essential now the primary has a potential to last longer. john and christine. >> sunlen serfaty in houston. thank you. a lot of republicans hoping for a convention hero to swoop in and take the nomination from donald trump. a hero named paul ryan. the house speaker now says he sees a long fight ahead for the party nomination. he insists he will not be among the combatants. >> it is more likely to become an open convention than we thought before. we're getting our minds around the idea this could very well become a reality and those of us who are involved in the convention need to respect that. it is not going to be me. it should be somebody running for president. people are campaign

the senators i respect most on the subject, mccain, lindsey graham, are advocating troops on the ground, and even mrump has said recently that we're going to need troops on the ground. there is no serious way to solve the syria situation without troops on the ground. you can't do it on air power alone. charles: we'll come back and discuss it more and, of course, more on this breaking news. and what could we have done to have prevented the attack? we're talking about how we address it here at home next and then later, how we address it abroad. and we bring in america's toughest sheriff. sheriff joe joins me next. ogo ia little pointy. so you evolve. you simplify. you haven't changed. you still help people live their best lives. and finally your new logo is ready, and you decide the perfect time to show the world is right... now. mountains, and racetracks.ve conquered highways, and now much of that same advanced technology is found in the new audi a4. with one notable difference... the all-new audi a4, with available traffic jam assist. [bassist] two late nights in blew an amp.but good nights. sure,mu

reporter: in a surprising move, lindsey graham tells cnn that he this ted cruz, yes, ted cruz, is the only potential to stop donald trump. >> the first goal is to stop mr. trump from getting 1,237. then to use the process that's written. not to do something unfair to mr. trump. right now, you need 1,237 delegates. right now, ted cruz is the best alternative to mr. trump in terms of denying him. >> reporter: part of that is helping senator cruz raise money. graham is slated to head a fund-raiser monday in washington, d.c. fund raising more essential now the primary has a potential to last longer. >> thank you, sunlen. bernie sanders returns to the campaign trail hours after conceding missouri to hillary clinton. sanders makes stops in idaho and arizona today. despite trailing clinton, the senator still sees a path to the nomination. more from jeff zeleny. >> reporter: john and christine, as many democrats are trying to turn the corner to donald trump, bernie sanders is trying to remind folks the primary fight is still alive. he is campaigning aggressively in arizona. the next primary state in four days. he campaigned there last night. >> we're going to

mr. trump and senator rubio. are you surprised at trump's durability today? you know? romney hit him. mccain hit him. lindsey graham hit him. he just doesn't seem to falter. does that surprise you? >> well, listen a year ago, no one predicted the trajectory of the race. we have seen the field whittling dramatically. we're down to four on the stage and i think super tuesday narrowed the field more than that. you're right, trump has a base of support, probably 20% to 25% he put it he could go out and shoot someone and they'd still follow his lead. >> but do you seem surprised about that? i think his support is 35%. >> it's a little bit celebrity, it's a little bit pizazz. >> i'm surprised. >> i think he has a ceiling of 35% to 40%. it's why i think super tuesday is so important. five of the 15, we're the only one that has beaten him over and over again. and the way, you know, folks at home don't want to see donald trump as nominee, that is about 65% of republicans. we're seeing more of them joining our campaign. people supporting jeb bush and chris christie joining our campaign. >> the polls don't reflect that

you spoke with sneert lindsey graham who has been extraordinarily critical of mr. trump. >> reporter: i spent the day speaking to a lot of republican senators. and really the feeling is stong. they are unified behind finding someone to go after donald trump. getting behind a consensus candidate. the problem, they don't know whether that's john kasich, marco rubio, or ted cruz. the latter camp is lindsay graham who says that kasich would be the best candidate, rubio would be the second best candidate and if both of those fail maybe it's time to get behind ted cruz. >> ted and i are in the same court i believe he is a republican conservative. i hope we can nominate somebody who is the best fit. it might be that that's kasich or cubeio. but i'm not going to support somebody who i think will do damage to my party. >> that's remarkable given that cruz and graham have battled over a number of issues. in addition, graham said recently to me when i asked him about the prospect of cruz or trump. he said it would be like being poisoned. i also spoke with cory gardner, a colorado se

mr. trump, he must think that about every one of us supporters. >> mitt romney and lindsey graham join me> live about tha and you think the republican race is nasty? >> i've had to fight for everything my entire life. >> president frank underwrood or should i say kevin spacey, one of them will be with me this morning. and joining me for insight and animalis are david brooks, kelly o'donnell, mary madeline and steven henderson. well can to sunday, it's "meet the press."di >>> good sunday morning. if the dump trump movement needs a candidate to rally around, his name just might be ted cruz. cruz and donald trump each won two contests yesterday, but it was ted cruz who emerged with the most delegates and perhaps some renewed momentum. cruz easily won the kansas caucuses beating trump by a better than two to one margin. cruz also took the main caucuses with 46% of the vote.auc 13 points ahead of trump, another double-digit win there for cruz. but trump also took two states last night winning the only primary in louisiana, but he won that by a much smaller margin than polls had indicated. and

mr. star did the legislation choosing it include the piece on requiring lindsey to be legalized that was an issue that i think we had before us when we had the legislation. >> yeah. it was the main tenant of the ordinance to require the legalization of it. >> thanks thank you. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further, we'll move on to general public comment at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission up to three minutes. i have no speaker cards. >> any public comment? today okay not seeing any, whoops come up. >> i would like to comment on this 336 pierce street applied for a rear yard variance i hope i'm the right place we received a notice. >> embed. >> we live next door any other neighbors were to be here i was told that was a little bit later than this time. >>

lindsey graham. said if someone killed mr.floor of the senate and the trial was in in the senate, no one could convict you. cruz scares us. he should scare republicans who want to win in november. cruz has not earned your vote. respond, sir. >> well, it's very interesting. lindsey graham's poor attempt at humor aside. the fact of the matter is ted cruz is not running as an insider. he is not running as a friend of washington. quite the contrary. he is running because he believes in the people of this country and the fact that we need to shake up washington. you are going for the same people trump did when you look at the outsider status. you can't beat them and you won't beat them. >> we have certainly last weekend in two different states. but as we get closer to voting in a lot of these states, i think people and the voters in particular will be very concerned about what they see happening in the news. when you see north korea rattling its nuclear saber at south korea. when you see what's happening in the middle east, people

mr. trump. dana bash, first to you on your interview with senator lindsey graham and on pig's flying. is that an appropriate way to set it up? >> that's pretty much what i asked him. because senator graham has been for the past several years, since ted cruz has been his senate republican colleague, has been very open about his disdain for cruz's tactics. thought it was the wrong thing to do, the wrong way to go. obviously, lindsey graham ran initially against ted cruz, then he backed jeb bush. basically, at that point, it was anybody but cruz. but now it is anybody but trump, which is why lindsey graham is now backing ted cruz. listen to paret of our intervie. so you are raising money for him, are you endorsing him? is that effectively an endorsement? >> what i'm saying, john kasich i think is the most viable general election candidate. i just don't see how john gets through the primary. i think the best alternative to donald trump to stop him from getting 1,237 is ted cruz and i'm going to help ted in every way i can. i'm going to raise money for him. if i were in one of the states c

mr. trump, actually, fairly well. you know these other folks. and i know i think you were a lindsey graham guy. >> i've tried to be neutral, because i had too many freniend. >> too many friends. is this realistic. is stopping trump a realistic effort at this point? >> oh, sure. it's a delegate race. he has a quarter of the delegates he needs to get to 1,237. super tuesday is really the 15th, when the winner-take-all states begin and when, as you identified, florida and ohio are so important. i actually think rubio is likely to win florida. and kasich is likely to win ohio. as the race then moves to the midwest and the northeast, trump's going to have a hard time, i believe. rubio has shown that he has some good appeal among suburban republicans, a lot of which whom populate the midwest and the northeast. the other big thing is, last night, that trump lost oklahoma and almost lost arkansas, off a this club for growth ads. >> and both states were also, brad, and i remember you pointing this, closed primary states. >> correct. >> i know oklahoma was. i believe arkansas was, too. >> ark

but senator lindsey graham says hearings should be held because if republicans don't win the white house, a nominee from hillary clinton would be worse than anyone that mrputs forward. >> she's going to pick somebody more liberal than president obama will send over and i'm going to vote for that person if i think they're qualified. >> president obama is expected to announce his nominee next week. >>> a state dinner honoring canada's prime minister is getting under way at the white house. he received a warm welcome when he arrived earlier today from president obama and the first lady. it's his first official visit to the u.s. since his election in november. both say they hope the visit will enhance close ties that the countries share. >> the president and i share a common goal. we want a clean growth economy that continues to provide good jobs and great opportunities for all of our citizens. and i'm confident that by working together, we'll get there sooner than we think. >> tonight's state dinner is the first for a canadian prime minister in nearly two decades. >>> the search is under way for two gunman in pennsylvania. five people including a pregnant

party was the party of lindsey, of jacob javitz, people like that, to a somewhat lesser degree nelson rockefeller. now i feel about almost all the current nominees the way i felt about mr. goldwater. no, worse than that. because senator goldwater was a very good senator. he did a lot of good things, he was a blessing to the people of arizona, and i don't see that. >> why do you say worse now? in that ad you said this goldwater scares you. you talk about the political climate then. what about the political climate now? how does that scare you? >> it's worst. >> worse than goldwater? >> yes. in goldwater's time essentially the only major threat that we had was russia. and russia has had all the same reasons for not going to nuclear war than we did. now we got isis, we've got -- i can't remember the names of all these -- >> al qaeda, isis -- >> yeah, yeah. and a lot of them are producing suicide bombers. give a suicide bomber a hand grenade, that's one thing. give them an atomic bomb, that's another thing altogether. >> a lot of people are saying trump scares them. does he scare you? >> yes. >> why? >> because i think his ego is essentially uncontrollable, and that means

mr. bluey: i don't know if we can set it up, but donald graham -- donald trump gave out lindsey graham's >> if you want my response, it is following the principles of morality that people want something. donald trump gave out lindsey graham's cell phone number to the world. this is the way he chose to respond. he was able to relate his feelings at that moment, and that ended up getting 3.5 million viewers. ms. perino: on our show we talked about it. it was on multiple times on traditional media. mr. johnson: you will see that 60 million people saw that video, and that was his response to donald trump. ms. perino: i think that is a good place to wrap it up. i want to appeal to you for a moment. i want to remind you that the people you are here with today, you are of like mind. there is a big tent, and for the young people, you are making friends here. contacts, notjust just networking to see if you can get some place else in your life. i still communicate with the people i worked with on capitol hill. i talked to them every day. they had been my friends. he helped me in my work, and i wou

mr. trump's accounts and telephone information. what do you say to people that think back to july when donald trump announced lindsey graham's cell phonehumor but in terms of what we're talking about with anonymous, we're talking -- i mean, this goes far beyond donald trump. this goes to the security of the white house as an institution, the pentagon, national security, all of these kind of things where you have a group of people who are busy hacking in with the intent of doing serious damage, deliberately. that's a different ball of wax here and extends well beyond donald trump. >> all right. jeffrey lord, always good to have your insight. >> thanks. >> thank you so much. >>> and of course, we're going to hear more from the candidates. it will not be a debate but a three-hour prime time debate with the final five presidential candidates monday. donald trump, ted cruz, john kasich, democrats hillary clinton, bernie sanders all interviewed by anderson cooper and wolf blitzer. they are hosting monday night starting at 8:00 eastern here on cnn. >>> ted cruz gets mitt romney's vote but it's not necessarily a ringing endorsement some say. t

mr. trump is not, i think john kasich would be the best nominee but he doesn't have a chance. >> lindsey, in '04 because george push bush made the better case who maybe swung in '08. are you worried she will look at the choice between trump and clinton and decide that just on competence that clinton makes the better commander-in-chief? >> i'm worried that they'll look at mr. trump as somebody who will deport their entire family. that the grandchildren of an illegal immigrant, their grandmother, you won't get their vote. i'm worried the young woman of the republican party believe that megyn kelly is a bimbo. i'm worried that people believe that it's the policy of the united states that islam is a religion that hates america. one tern, the image he would create for our country and party is my biggest zblrn who would you vote for trump and clinton? >> i'm not voting for clinton. ask me after the convention. >> so speaking of the convention in terms of how we get from here and there, the delegate math is simple, cruz has to get something over 80% of the remaining delegates. close to a majorit