. >> caller: good morning, i have a question for mr. lou.was wondering how you feel about the fbi ruling the supreme court ruling that they can hack into any computer without a, warrant's, i was wondering if you could go into more explanation about that? >> guest: sure. that's a great question. that just happened recently. one that allows the fbi and the court to be is that you can have a judge in southern california authorized a search in new york of a computer. that seems problematic to me, i'm gonna study this decision some more, if congress doesn'tns do anything this becomes effective in a few months.ths. if congress asked to stop it it won't happen because it just recently occurred i'm going to take some time to study it comes in general what it would allow to do is to get a judge in any state to issue a ruling so thousands a mile away. >> host: maverick wants to know what model or version was hacked, not all are createdknow equal. >> guest: i don't know the answer to that question. i know the version the fbi got hackers to hack in the

connections to them because also i through them about our seniors because i also through the - >> mr. lou, you have to wrap up. >> for the specialists to do social things to connect them to services. >> thank you very much ms. lee. >> my name is how lee. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> please pull the microphone closer speeding i supervisor i'm u lee and disabled i used to be work as a janitor and had to kneel a lot so, now i'm angling my legs on walking i think live on the 21st century have difficulty working very abundance often have to go and pick up food from pantries but recently couldn't pickup more i used to have a neighbor that helped me pickup pause she lives in the neighborhood but not able to do that to the aging program i serve offered me access to food i typically will not be able to. >> thank you folks. >> i'll call a few more names from the gardens to the table (calling names) >> next speaker. >> thank you. i'm madeline from the city faefrmz i skipped a line i have to get back i want to say a few things about the have you ever known program since it's intercepts we've be

mr. trump. >> lou, trump has dismissed this cruz/kasich coalition that some are calling it an act of collusion and desperation. governor kasich said trump is afraid of an open convention and teaming up with ted cruz is about strategy and resources. let's listen to this. >> we want to husband our resources for other places the same way that the cruz people want to do that as well. i don't see this as that big of a deal. i know it's like a bombshell to everybody. and i heard what you said in this race. everything is always unchanging. but i like to see an open convention. ted cruz would like to see an open convention and i think trump would not because he's afraid if he goes to an open convention, he's got no chance of winning. >> is trump worried about the possibility of an open convention, lou? >> i don't think he's worried about it. he would prefer not to have one. as i would prefer not to have one. it's really curious of governor kasich to even say that. here's a man who has won his home state and that's it. he has not demonstrated the ability to win voters across the united states and for h

mr. darwin. lou: we'll have that for you by the end. i don't know why we brought up the instagram thing, we're checking. we'll have that for you. >>> up next, speaker paul ryan loves to talk about how he may or may not be -- are you kidding me? destined for the white house? give me a break. >> as a visitor. >> are you foreclosing a run ever running for president? >> i don't think that far down the road. i made a decision in this cycle, 2016, not to run for president. lou: you know, there's presumptuous, and there's just out of your mind! i'll have a few thoughts about that in my commentary tonight. stay with us. when you booked this trip, you didn't know we had hundreds of thousands of places to stay all over the world. or that we searched billions of flights to get you here. a few weeks ago, you didn't even know where here was. now the only thing you don't know, is how you're gonna leave. expedia. technology that connects you to the people and places that matter. [bassist] two late nights in blew an amp.but good nights. sure,music's wh

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connections to them because also i through them about our seniors because i also through the - >> mr. lou, you have to wrap up. >> for the specialists to do social things to connect them to services. >> thank you very much ms. lee. >> my name is how lee. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> please pull the microphone closer speeding i supervisor i'm u lee and disabled i used to be work as a janitor and had to kneel a lot so, now i'm angling my legs on walking i think live on the 21st century have difficulty working very abundance often have to go and pick up food from pantries but recently couldn't pickup more i used to have a neighbor that helped me pickup pause she lives in the neighborhood but not able to do that to the aging program i serve offered me access to food i typically will not be able to. >> thank you folks. >> i'll call a few more names from the gardens to the table (calling names) >> next speaker. >> thank you. i'm madeline from the city faefrmz i skipped a line i have to get back i want to say a few things about the have you ever known program since it's intercepts we've be

lou: that's what they call me, mr. neutrality. good seeing you. >> appreciate it. next, donald trump says the republican primary system is rigged against him. >> they give them trips. they give them lunches and dinners and hotel rooms. i mean, it is such a crooked system, you wouldn't believe it. it's horrible. lou: what does it mean and will it change? historian joins me to take it up next. >>> and a rare story of hope and perseverance coming out of earthquake-stricken ecuador. you will find the next story remarkable. and inspiring. stay with us. the e-class has 11 intelligent driver-assist systems. it recognizes pedestrians and alerts you. warns you about incoming cross-traffic. cameras and radar detect dangers you don't. and it can even stop by itself. so in this crash test, one thing's missing: a crash. the 2016 e-class. now receive up to a $3,000 spring bonus on the e350 sport sedan. as long as you love me, it's alright bend me shape me, any way you want me... shape the best sleep of your life. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology adjust any way you want i

connections to them because also i through them about our seniors because i also through the - >> mr. louo wrap up. >> for the specialists to do social things to connect them to services. >> thank you very much ms. lee. >> my name is how lee. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> please pull the microphone closer speeding i supervisor i'm u lee and disabled i used to be work as a janitor and had to kneel a lot so, now i'm angling my legs on walking i think live on the 21st century have difficulty working very abundance often have to go and pick up food from pantries but recently couldn't pickup more i used to have a neighbor that helped me pickup pause she lives in the neighborhood but not able to do that to the aging program i serve offered me access to food i typically will not be able to. >> thank you folks. >> i'll call a few more names from the gardens to the table (calling names) >> next speaker. >> thank you. i'm madeline from the city faefrmz i skipped a line i have to get back i want to say a few things about the have you ever known program since it's intercepts we've been successfu

connections to them because also i through them about our seniors because i also through the - >> mr. lou, you have to wrap up. >> for the specialists to do social things to connect them to services. >> thank you very much ms. lee. >> my name is how lee. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> please pull the microphone closer speeding i supervisor i'm u lee and disabled i used to be work as a janitor and had to kneel a lot so, now i'm angling my legs on walking i think live on the 21st century have difficulty working very abundance often have to go and pick up food from pantries but recently couldn't pickup more i used to have a neighbor that helped me pickup pause she lives in the neighborhood but not able to do that to the aging program i serve offered me access to food i typically will not be able to. >> thank you folks. >> i'll call a few more names from the gardens to the table (calling names) >> next speaker. >> thank you. i'm madeline from the city faefrmz i skipped a line i have to get back i want to say a few things about the have you ever known program since it's intercepts we've be

church while the funnel i'm here for the generators and school teachers and the park directors and mr. lou retired 1982 from the ports will that break the bank - >> (clapping) that's what i'm here for let's not let the new san francisco values reflect they don't pay retirees what is due we here a lot about san francisco values let's in the reflect that thank you for your time. >> thank you (clapping.) is there any additional public comment on this item. >> david williams on behalf of pob an election con in labor this says an injury to one is an injury to all by injuring by denying the benefit to the pre96 folks your injuring them and injuring all of us it is balancing the judges language as appoint was discretion the word may somehow through the staff or the city attorney or who knows what in closed session that discretionary language is interpreted as a must as a mandatory language that is u.n. denial and it didn't happen in public likewise who decision is to loot this we've seen actually nothing no vote taken to allocate or not take it a letter that said it was denied coming from the cfo

connections to them because also i through them about our seniors because i also through the - >> mr. lou, you have to wrap up. >> for the specialists to do social things to connect them to services. >> thank you very much ms. lee. >> my name is how lee. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> please pull the microphone closer speeding i supervisor i'm u lee and disabled i used to be work as a janitor and had to kneel a lot so, now i'm angling my legs on walking i think live on the 21st century have difficulty working very abundance often have to go and pick up food from pantries but recently couldn't pickup more i used to have a neighbor that helped me pickup pause she lives in the neighborhood but not able to do that to the aging program i serve offered me access to food i typically will not be able to. >> thank you folks. >> i'll call a few more names from the gardens to the table (calling names) >> next speaker. >> thank you. i'm madeline from the city faefrmz i skipped a line i have to get back i want to say a few things about the have you ever known program since it's intercepts we've be

mr. obama's chair. >> well, lou, i do think there is a reason you have donald trump and ted cruz at the topthe gop contenders. the fact is they are not shackled by political correctness and they are willing to make these bold policy proposels that are certainly no politically correct but designed to ensure the security of our country, and, you know, i think we're seeing what donald trump said a few weeks ago as being absolutely true. there is something within islam that is engendering this hay trit -- >> don't you love the reaction of the national media and the left to significauggest there i something about islam when the record is clear over the course of 15 years of conflict? this is -- >> yes. >> this is striking the reaction to his remark. >> it is. let's be clear, we realize that maybe just 5% of the 1.5 billion people in the world or 1.5 billion muslims in the world embrace radical islam. that's 75 million radical muslims in the year. you don't have that with christianity, 2.2 billion christians, we don't have 100 million christians running around the world trying to chop people's he

connections to them because also i through them about our seniors because i also through the - >> mr. lou, you have to wrap up. >> for the specialists to do social things to connect them to services. >> thank you very much ms. lee. >> my name is how lee. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> please pull the microphone closer speeding i supervisor i'm u lee and disabled i used to be work as a janitor and had to kneel a lot so, now i'm angling my legs on walking i think live on the 21st century have difficulty working very abundance often have to go and pick up food from pantries but recently couldn't pickup more i used to have a neighbor that helped me pickup pause she lives in the neighborhood but not able to do that to the aging program i serve offered me access to food i typically will not be able to. >> thank you folks. >> i'll call a few more names from the gardens to the table (calling names) >> next speaker. >> thank you. i'm madeline from the city faefrmz i skipped a line i have to get back i want to say a few things about the have you ever known program since it's intercepts we've be

mrs. clinton for a reason. cast your vote on twitter at lou dobbs news. a reminder follow me on twitter like me on facebook follow me on instagram "lou dobbs tonight". the california highway patrol in another wild chase it a runaway chihuahua, there he is with a california highway patrol man on a motorcycle trying to run him to ground. the chihuahua led the chase, fled to the temporary closing of the oakland sampras a skull bay bridge. the furry fugitives avoided capture four times before was scooped up and taken to a local shelter. workers there named him punch, an homage to the show chips. two months ago a highway patrol had to chase down a white pony and in a unicorn costume that had escaped from a child's birthday party. up next, that's all we got on that. up next donald trump says he should get the republican nomination if he wins the most delegates but rnc chairman reince priebus is now leaving the door open to the possibility of a nominee in the race now. >> if you get into multi-ballot can -- and engine is possible that a person can be nominated t

mr. snider long lifetime pliers public address lou nolan had has been the voice sin the 1970s.olan spoke about the loss of his friend and said that bringing hockey to philadelphia wasn't exactly a sure bet. >> it wasn't really a fan base for it but ed recognized it having seen in other cities what it would do and having been to madison square garden and seeing what it was like there and said he thought he would make a go of it here in philadelphia because he had a feel for the fact it was great sport city. he had been with the eagles and saw what happened there in the nfl. and said that we were ready for it here and i'm sure glad he did. he meant a lot to me. >> that he did. mr. snider will have lasting impact on so many ways but the flyers always held a special place in his heart. >> you see sports director don bell joining us with how the team is reactioning to this loss. >> right now i think people don't want to marinate really want to celebrate what ed snider not only meant to the team but also to the city. when people talk about ed snider one word always comes to mind, pas

mr. snider long lifetime pliers public address lou nolan had has been the voice sin the 1970s.olan spoke about the loss of his friend and said that bringing hockey to philadelphia wasn't exactly a sure bet. >> it wasn't really a fan base for it but ed recognized it having seen in other cities what it would do and having been to madison square garden and seeing what it was like there and said he thought he would make a go of it here in philadelphia because he had a feel for the fact it was great sport city. he had been with the eagles and saw what happened there in the nfl. and said that we were ready for it here and i'm sure glad he did. he meant a lot to me. >> that he did. mr. snider will have lasting impact on so many ways but the flyers always held a special place in his heart. >> you see sports director don bell joining us with how the team is reactioning to this loss. >> right now i think people don't want to marinate really want to celebrate what ed snider not only meant to the team but also to the city. when people talk about ed snider one word always comes to mind, pas

lou: joining us now, arizona state treasurer and the head of the trump campaign in the state of arizona, jeff dewit. great to have you with us. >> mrpleasure to be here. lou: lou, if you don't mind. you're in the middle of the delegate selection process right now. we've been told you are getting run over by the cruz campaign and that they own all of those delegates that you workeked so hard to deliver for donald trump. what's the truth? >> the truth is we don't have any of the national delegates selected yet at all. so we're selecting 1200 state delegates, if you conontrol 601 you control the state that goes the national. lou: how are you doing on that? >> great on that right now. we have the lead and have a great ground game there, and one of the meetings i worked myself of the 63 slots for the state delegates. we got 58 trump in. we're doing very well. again, they've had good meeting they've taken some. lou: what's y your sense how its going to work out? is trump going to have the delegates he should, frorom the state of arizona, at the convention in cleveland? >> i believe he will have the delegates from arizona, working hard at

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mr. dobbs, great to be with you. >> lou, if you don't mind.iddle of the delegate selection process right now. we have been told that you guys are just getting run over by the cruz campaign and that they own all of those delegates that you worked so hard to deliver for donald trump. what's the truth? >> well, the truth is, we don't have any of the national delegates selected yet at all. we're selecting 100 state delegates. basically, if you control 601, you'll control the slate that goes to national. >> how are you doing on that? >> we're doing great now. we have a great ground game. one of the meetings i worked for myself, we got 58 trump in. so, we're doing very well. again, they've had good meetings, too. >> how is your sense of how it's going to work out? is trump going to have the delegates he should from the state of arizona at the convention in clean lavd? >> i believe he will have the delegates from air. i think it's a moot point. if you add up, donald trump can still get to 1500 delegates. he needs the minimum 1237. by my spreadsheet,

mr. speaker, it is estimated that over 30,000 americans are living with the progressive neuro degenerative disease and condition a.l.s. or lou gerhig's disease at any time. mr. fitzpatrick: that includes dozens in my pennsylvania district, including frank and formal navy officer matthew. for those impacted by this disease, the toll is extraordinary. not only on their own well-being, but on their family and their finances. thankfully for matt and frank, individuals like jim worthington and members of the athletic club have stepped up to offer emotional support and raise more than 200,000 dollars for their cause. and while these actions show the commendable efforts of one community, there's more that can be done on their behalf here in washington. next weekley join matt and frank in the nation's capitol to urge not only for essential a.l.s. funding but for access to experimental drugs. the bipartisan right to try act would remove the barriers to these trial stage medications for those with a terminal disease like a.l.s. the compassion of our communities and the long-term benefits of research must not prevent us from taking eve

lou: the extradition of notorious computer hacker could mean headaches for mrs. clinton.up with tammy bruce and susan crabtree next. >>> the engineer is zipping down the tracks unaware there might be something in his way. we'll show you what happens mom! dear! announcer: in your new role, we help you help. visit aarp.org/caregiving for information on how to provide even better care for the person who once took care of you. if you keep tanning, indoors or out, the effects of harmful rays will show up on your skin. wrinkles, age spots and an increased risk of melanoma, the second most common cancer in women 15 to 29. stop tanning. time may not be on your side. learn how to protect your skin at spotskincancer.org a message from the american academy of dermatology . lou: i just got to say it's great to have former president clinton back on the campaign trail. today following his contentious exchange with black lives matters protesters yesterday. >> i don't know how you would characterize the gang leaders who got 13-year-old kids hopped up on crack and send them out on the str

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transom or going out over the wire but it's basically stuff that you can get lou: so basically the president telling us no problem. mrs. clinton mr. president was in fact conducting official u.s. government has missed under personal private e-mail server period and her communications were wide open to warn intelligence agencies, terrace and plain old hackers but it is good if you sir to take an interest in cybersecurity communications and especially this late hour and yard administration. it does seem vaguely political of you. our quotation of eating from andrew jackson on the way of things at the intersection of money and politics. president jackson said quote money is power and in that government which pays all the public officers of the state with all political power be substantially concentrated we we are coming right back. donald trumps campaign meeting with members of congress. can trump win their support with congressman louis barletta of pennsylvania now endorsing trump calling on his republican colleagues to do the same. he joins me here, next. and a tourist looks to snap that pursuit -- perfect close-up but

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we will hear from one of the ed snider's closest friend and confidents, lou shinefield who opened the spectrum shares story about mr. snider's sports legacy and what snider called his most treasured accomplishment his youth hockey foundation. we are live at cobbs creek ice rink as inner city children skate in memory of the philadelphia sports legend. >>> turning now to the phillies, it was the home opener this afternoon at the ball yard. >> yes, it was. >> and that is an exciting story. >> we have been waiting for quite sometime. phillies coming to the game after winning two straight. they spoiled weekend for mets taking two out of three, guys in new york. >> so now we will go to "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch live at citizens bank park with more, justin? >> reporter: ukee and jessica, dawn, what a day it has been, the main attraction was padres phillies showdown but there was a bonus, moving moments when four special guests took to the pitchers mound just a few hours ago. opening day, fans won't soon forget, starting with four opening pitches, from newly minted local heroes. a strong throw from ten year-o

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mr. manafort says everyone should fall in line behind what he's calling the presumptive nominee that that won anybody over. loutually, he was not calling him presumptive nominee, i am. because we took a poll and our audience believes he should be called that. and i made a bargain with my audience as i often do, i'll do what they say. that was me. >> traditionally the nominee earns that. lou: yes, i think that, but these are not traditional times, are they? i mean how are we going to see the republican party now, because they have made progress, obviously, that emanates from both the rnc itself, reince priebus and paul manafort representing his candidate. this should be a time of considerable confidence and good feelings. i don't get that sense from either senator cruz or governor kasich or charlie spies. >> or donald trump. if he was confident he was going to win this, he wouldn't be saying the system is rigged. that's a setup to complain for when he doesn't win. lou: to clarify, he did say that paul manafort said trump never intended to suggest the individuals were corrupt, only the system itself, archaic, by

mr. speaker. neil: that was john boehner had lou regard to ted cruz. lucifer in the flesh.went on to say -- this is to the stanford daily. i have democrat friends and republican friends. i get along with almost everyone. but i have never worked with a more miserable son-of-a-bitch in my life. all right. well, ted cruz is actually trying to turn around in his favor to say this is the establishment that doesn't relish me. maybe you should consider me. that's pretty nasty. donald trump saying it's proof that maybe he's the guy because if the establishment turns to a guy like that, and the establishment hates a guy like that, well, take a chance on him. the billionaire. we'll see. meanwhile take a look at what's going on with facebook shares. after hours yesterday stunned the financial world with much better than expected revenues. earnings the stock jumps almost 10%. look where we are right now. i think it has a evaluation north of $350 billion. former buzz feed president john steinberg here on this. it's about an interesting turn of events as that stock soars, apple plummet.

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mr. weatherman, a little gray out there today. >> gray out there today and, you know, the pattern has been changing. lou look back at what we had last week, the week before, the week before, it's been a calm spring pattern. springtime is when you should have -- we should volatility. we haven't had too much. it's been an easy spring. things are change changing. we see cloudy skies. you see the empire state building one world trade in the background. 53 degrees right now. we are not really catching the rain on top of this lens but if you go south and west the rain is out there. but overall it has been a very dry spring. this is what maurice and kristine, and i were just chatting about. we should have more water but that pattern is changing and we need the rain around here. if you were with me during the last hour, april was dry two inches below schedule. look where you are in terms. spring back to the -- in terms of spring, back to the middle of march, 6" below where we should be. not typical of springtime weather. april showers bring may flowers? haven't had the april showers. we have been getting them t

mr. gospel. >> he has. >> it really is, it's a pleasure having him and having the entire fox family, my 9 family -- >> yep, lou -- >> support us every year. >> louly onny. >> that's my buddy. we came with him, and i'm so appreciative of everyone here and all that you all do to >> well, we love the event. >> god is so happy with you, my brother, and with the entire station. so thank you. >> tell us who you brought, the kean cougars. >> the university gospel choir. and the young man, malcolm, who's directing the choir, has been with me probably since he was about 5. >> okay. >> at some point or another as a soloist, as a group, and this year he's coming with the choir. and we're so happy. we have st. johns university, we have their praise dance group, so we have a lot of colleges involved this year. >> love that. >> yeah. that's going to be fun. >> date one more time. >> saturday, may 7th, at the prudential arena or center in newark, new jersey. for tickets go to ticketmaster.com or go to the prudential center box office. >> we'll hear from kean when we come back. the kean cougars will be here, a further preview

lou: i want to point out, in winning all of the counties in five states, mr. trump also won the women's vote in all five states. joining us now, the editor-in-chief of "the laura ingraham show, the ever popular laura ingraham. would you have ever imagined a win with the scope and power of what he pulled off last night? >> yes. i would. i think, lou, the issues that you have been championing for so many years and i have of course, people like jeff sessions, pat buchanan, trade, immigration, american renewal, smart foreign policy that doesn't necessarily engage us in far-flung places with murky plans leaving chaos in its wake. these are the issues that have been -- people have been begging to have debate and discussed. and they haven't had a lot of options. at least republican voters haven't had a lot of alternatives. they have had mostly establishment candidates. so i think when trump came along with an unconventional style and a little bit brash at times, i think people, they didn't care about that. they cared about the fact, he gets it. he's criticizing repub

mr. vice president, this is great, but since i'm not in government, what would my role be? >> right, right. >> he said, lou, to be honest with you, we don't have an andy young in our administration, and i don't with feel like i can go to sub-sahara africa without a prominent african-american in my delegation. so you would be doing me a favor, so i appreciated his honesty, and i went. on that trip was barbara bush. she was peeking to groups in zaire, zambia, out of lliteras is city groups -- literacy groups. so on the way back i spoke to barbara on the plane, i said, you know, you and i are in the same business, different branches. we are a new school. we need to have someone like you on our board. would you be willing to consider it? so she accepted. so she came on ore our bode in january of a oh 83. -- in january of '83. and then my wife ginger and i were constantly being invited to things -- [inaudible] we got to know them very well. one of my trustees wanted to be secretary, and i was pushing him. but when bush was elected rather than him taking my trustee, he asked me to serve. so that's how that happe