i have a question for mr. paul and maybe staff would also answer you might as well, your on your way up from the way you read this and the hearing he watched yesterday it so you would your extending back sub terrain you have a open space with greenery and over part of it a deck; is that correct. >> that's correct there's a slope coming down from the rear part of lot we're projecting to the below grade of where this slope is a portion of the rear highway that is acting like the party room and where patrons can access the rear that will be closed off if i can go to the overhead maybe this image will show away what i'm pub it the rear area of this commercial frontage this is the subject property in this space there there's a below grade room now we're standing from that to the back property line. >> that will say underground you're basically not changing the open space above ground. >> we'll be creating a solid deck the first portion a terrace for the residential tenant and then behind that is included from use. >> ok

it reads, "this may certify that the bearer, mr. paul revere, is messenger to the committee of safety and that all dispatch and assistance be given him in all instances that the triumph of the colony may be facilitated," signed by joseph warren. this was paul revere's path -- pass to move about the minimum lines in the boston area. this past to paul revere was written about 10 days after the battle of concorde, of lexington, the shots heard round the world that will officially begin, i guess, the american revolution. it actually gets even better because i think our most prized possession is the only known surviving handwritten copy of the declaration of independence. we know that this was created in philadelphia, and then in early 1777, franklin will use it to communicate to the court of frederick the great of prussia exactly what is happening back here in this new united states. we have in essence the cover letter that went with this. franklin is saying "we the united dates of america have just declared our independence from great brita

forward to grabbing the shovels and doing the work thank you >> thank you ophelia as we bring up mr. paul carney from j.p. morgan chase to help to finance this welcome mr. co-author new. >> good morning on behalf of chase i want to congratulate the residents of alice griffith on the combrougz here today developing affordable housing is also challenging but the scope and scale of the alice griffith development deserves special recognize this is an important project that will be a major contributor to they visitation of bayview hunters point i'd like to congratulate the residents the projects scombin with the residents brown they devote their 7, 8, 9 and energy and wounded be a success without their effort second i'd like to acknowledge the time and effort of the staff in project like this can take a a long time and the staff in san francisco have dedicated themselves to making this in a time of distinguishing resources for affordable housing and they've been innovative in pioneering the new programs it is not easy to be a pioneer with new federal or public sources and they've been admirabl

mr. paul's proposal it is surprisingly to me that he suggests that this and would indicate that we would be trusting him to ensure they'll not keep down for 3 months and a louder environment we have people in noah valley that don't have garages we're approving we're approving in house in

as a big surrogate for mr. paul. senator paul. why has j.c. watts of oklahoma, evangelical man of the south, bible guy, why are you with a libertarian guy like rand paul? >> well, rand, chris obviously has some libertarian leanings but i think he has the right perspective and i think he wants to do the right thing. and over the last 2 1/2 years that i've been talking to him, that i've had his ear, i think he's wanted to learn, and i think the things that he's done he's not just take on just your typical conservative issues on the social side and on the economic side, but he's gone much further than that and he's gone into nontraditional constituencies. i think he's tried to be very consistent in striking up a dialogue with those nontraditional constituencies. and i think that's what we need. you know, post-jack kemp, i've been looking for somebody that would offer up himself or herself to have this type of dialogue, more than a narrow constituency. >> well, you know, the thing that i've been beating the drum on around here for a couple years,

. >>> mr. paul glenn iii. ♪ >>> honorable ron wyden and mrs.use of chopsticks? >> it will be challenging in that department. yes. >> will you use the flatware. >> i always play it safe. i'll try a double threat and use both. i am obviously there's a long way to go, but the fact that we had such a thrown vote in the senate finance committee including a majority of finance democrats certainly got us off to a good start. thanks, everybody. [ inaudible ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> honorable nancy pelosi and mr. pelosi. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> senator tom parker and mrs. parker. ♪ >>> mr. russell wilson and miss ciera harris. >> is this the right carpet here? >> i haven't been here yet so i'm excited. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ inaudible ] [ inaudible ]. >>> the honorable gregory meeks and mrs. meeks. >>> the honorable catherine russell and the honorable thomas donilon. >>> honorable paul ryan and mrs. ryan. >>> the honorable parker and mr. parker. >> your son? >> yes. >> my daughter is a senior in high school but he's a junior at georgetown so he's always my date. >> how old are you? >>

mr. paul has differed and suggesting that diplomacy should not be given up unless we go to war. and hillary clinton it is damned if she was or not. if the deal goes through, republicans will say she helped iran get closer to a bomb, and if it falls apart, she is accused of starting a system that failed. >> and thank you, carl. >> well hillary clinton could have competition in her expected run for the democratic nomination. she has a huge lead although the gap has closed a bit. a favorable rating of 47 percent down from all- time high of 63 percent in 2012. now a potential opponent is touring new hampshire and acting like a candidate and becoming a target after tough words listen. >> our country benefits from new leadership and perspectives. and let's be honest here, the presidency of the united states is not a crown to be passed between two families. >> let's bring in our political panel. joe trippi. and edrolens former national campaign director for the reagan run and both of them are fox news contributors, joe, some analyst are saying that line from former maryland governor o'

cruz and mr. paul arguing cruise is much attached to the tea party rand fall libertarian. rubio has concentrated on -- this is also. rubio is expected to announce tomorrow as part of his decoration of presidential candidacy. it sort of puts him all in. also worth noting neb push put out a video talking about his hillary's race and how important it is to defeat her. tom's announcement he was going to run for president puts him at odds with jeb pushnd corner. they are both incredibly complimentary of one another. last week on their way back from the national rifle association convention they shared a flight and sat next to each other for a couple hours coming from nashville to miami. they are buddies. tomorrow they >> kral cameron. in full gear now. don't miss a fox news exclusive marco rubio bb a gegs. 10 low clock eastern. right here on the "the fox news channel. >> right now the tuck layer deal. fiery words from iran's supreme reader. he got offit twitter. it makes me concerned going bens -- a man accused of duct paping and kid -- aider rate tore. you are watching "the fo

he is an attractive candidate, mr. paul. i have written a column about him years ago when he ran for the senate. intrigued by his libertarian consistency, along with his dad. but his campaign is consistently being nasty and personally attacking hillary clinton rather than beginning with the words i disagree with her position. he's going to lose any appeal he has by going nasty. i shouldn't be giving rand paul advice, because i hope he's the nominee. >> what do you think about that? >> i likewise am thrilled to be on with my friend lanny. >> we have a lot of love going on here tonight. >> one of things that's going to be important for a republican candidate to convince the republican caucus voters is that we're going to fight. we're disappointed in most republican leaders. john mccain, mitch mcconnell, mitt romney. whether it is ted cruz or scott walker or rand paul we're going to be looking for somebody who articulates the difference between republicans and democrats. >> do you want to run against hillary clinton? >> absolut

mr. paul is going to run for senate re-election at the same time he seeks the white house bid. in the case plaintiff rubio, it's expect -- in the case plaintiff rubio, it's expected when he announces his campaign he is going to not seek senate re-election in order to fully commit to a white house run. it is worth noting that there is another absentee who does not have an a rating. chris christie, governor of new jersey. there have been gun control laws passed during his tenure. he's not coming to the event. it an opportunity for the republicans to go after sportsmen who tend to vote republican but don't kid yourself, there are plenty of democratic sportsmen here who also support the second amendment. some of them actually have had nice things to see about hillary clinton. most of them preferred not to really comment and say they're here to take part in celebrating their second amendment. uma? >> there you go. thank you very much, live from nashville. >>> we have a fox news alert. another american allegedly backing isis. federal officials now have charged a kansas man with they

savannah guthrie asked mr. paul whether he's changed position on some key policy issues. >> you once said iran was not a threat. now you say it is. you once proposed ending foreign aid to israel. you now support it at least for the time being. and you once offered to drastically cut -- wait wait. >> before we go through -- >> you drastically wanted to cut defense spending and now you want to increase it 16%. i wonder if you've mellowed out. >> why don't we let me explain before talking over me okay? >> sure. >> before we go through a litany of things you say i've changed on, why don't you ask me a question. >> okay. is iran still not a threat? >> no no no no no. listen. you've editorialized, let me answer a question. you ask a question and you say, have your views change instead of editorializing and saying my views have changed. >> joining me live now roger simon, chief political columnist for politico also 2012 libertarian party candidate and president and former two-term republican governor of new mexico gary joh

rand paul may be hoping for a different outcome just one day after a media tour that mr. paul probably wishes also had a different outcome. >> before we go through a litany of things you said i've changeded on. why don't you ask me a question. that would be a better way to approach an interview? >> no no you've editorialized. no, no no no. you've editorialized. let me answer a question. you ask a question have your views changed instead of saying my views have changed. >> i think i've been universally short tempered and testy with both female and male reporters. it's hard sometimes. >> joining me now is sam stein from the huffington post and communication director for emily's list. which is worse? being testy only with female reporters, or being testy with all reporters? >> i'm not sure being an equal opportunity bully is necessarily a selling point. i think it's probably unlikely that he would have shushed a mail reporter like he did to the woman on cnbc who was asking them the questions. but that's besides the points. he has a lot of indefensible policy positions. but a pres

mr. paul addresses audiences in a sport coat and is striking a more mainstream tone as he prepares his own run for the white house. mr. paul now a republican senator from kentucky, is trying to present a profile distinct from his father's. he will make the announcement for the presidency tomorrow at noon eastern." we will cover that live on c-span. back to your calls. to panama city, florida. heaven, what do you think -- kevin, what do you think about businesses' reaction to the religious freedom law? caller: businesses need to be socially active. the best way is by paying their fair share of taxes, and, you know, just trying to help the american people. because if they take every tax loophole in the world and send their profits overseas, and leave them overseas, to me that is not patriotic. but, you know, once again, i think they can be socially active by paying their taxes. host: minneapolis, minnesota. what are your thoughts on that? caller: hi. well it depends on what you mean by socially

the honorable paul irving sergeant of arms mr. irving is accompanied by mr. tom lodge jet, deputy subject of arms whose expertise may be needed. we also have add hirl william gort knee, commander of norad, mr. robert -- help me with the pronunciation -- selas. deputy assistant secretary of defense for defense of civil authorities at the united states department of defense. the honorable michael huerta, administrator of the faa the federal aviation administration, joseph clancy director of the united states secret service, robert plik complain chief of the park police and mr. kim dine chief of the united states capitol police. all witnesses are to be sworn before they testify. mr. blo j get, you are included as well. we would ask that all members of the panel please rise and raise your rand. do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you're about to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. thank you. you may be seated. let the record reflect that all the witnesses answered in the affirmative. all of your written statements wil

are particularly sensitive that, for instance, one of our witnesses the house sergeant at arms, mr. paul irving has to leave us early in order to fulfill his duties. to accommodate his schedule scuke to foregow opening statements for us and to swear in the witnesses and begin their testimony. without objection so ordered. we'll reconvene 3034u7b9s after the conclusion of the joint session to continue our hearing. without objection so ordered. we will now recognize our panel of witnesses. first we have the honorable paul irvingings sergeant at arms of the house of representatives. accompanied by the deputy sergeant at arms whose expertise may be needed during question. we have admiral commander of nor ad. mr. robert -- help me. seles deputy secretary of defense home integration and defense support of civil authorities at the united states department of defense. the honorable michael huerta, administration of the f.a.a. the honorable joseph clancey, mr. robert mcclain chief of the united states park police, and many kim dine chief of the united states capitol police. we welcome you all. pu

mr. metcalf's comments? paul: i thought it would be good to talk about what judicial watch is done about the revelation of senator clinton's e-mails. we did what we always do which is start our foia. we served at least 17 new foia request in the past three or four weeks on the state department including, as joe was glad to hear, foia requests about the server. what the state department knew about the , and the state department paid about the server. they are responsible for security at the clintons residence. we have also sent out foia requests for records about the secretaries ipod usage, like their usage, iphone usage. we have asked for her separation statement. there have been some news reports that she did not do one. we are waiting to see if there are records on that. if there is no record response it might indicate she didn't do it. we ask for all 55,000 pages of records. we ask for records about who knew what and when. we got about 17 request outstanding and some more in the offer. some of those will start

mr. metcalf's comments? paul: i thought it would be good to talk about what judicial watch is done about the revelation of senator clinton's e-mails. we did what we always do which is start our foia. we served at least 17 new foia request in the past three or four weeks on the state department including, as joe was glad to hear, foia requests about the server. what the state department knew about the , and the state department paid about the server. they are responsible for security at the clintons residents. we have also sent out foia requests for records about the secretaries ipod usage like their usage, iphone usage. we have asked for her separation statement. there have been some news reports that she did not do one. we are waiting to see if there are records on that. if there is no record response it might indicate she didn't do it. we ask for all 55,000 pages of records. we ask for records about who knew what and when. we got about 17 request outstanding and some more in the offer. some of those will start,

mr. paul has lent his name to the association his -- to the association for years. barry in michigan, a republican. you get the last word, mary. caller: two topics. the world has changed as far as communication. i would like to see us go to a popular vote versus the electoral college. there is no reason cannot have everybody's vote count. especially with things like the money going into the election. the other thing, we talk about reducing the government. we have a town, county, and state government. why do we need 430 five representatives. in the state of texas -- host: we have to stop there. we're going live for the center of american progress with governor terry mcauliffe talking about investments in early childhood education. there is governor mcauliffe. this is live. tanden: good morning. i am neera tanden and him thrilled to have governor mcauliffe discussing the value of communities taking action on early childhood education. we are happy to have him here at the center for american progress. he has been a leader on this issue and other issues. early childhood

paul mean for american business? that is what we're about. joining us now, anthony scaramucci, skybridge capital, cofounder and managing partner and fox business contributor. mr. rand paul struck a very energetic note today. he took a couple of swipes at his own party and took swipes and barack obama. what do you think about the business community and tiny window he opened to his plans? >> he is an interesting guy. like version 2.0 of his dad. he is populist. what happens when you're a populist, saying nerve-rattling things like you will audit the fed you're leaning hard on wall street, things like that, a lot of sophisticated business guys will pull back from that i don't dislike him. he is very smart. super hard, liz, to run against the washington machine when you're one of sitting senators and you have been for several years. david: sophisticated business machine must like a little bit what he said of repatriation of capital which he wants done. >> his policy stuff is little out there. david: foreign policy we'll talk about in a minute. what about money? he is up against big money-raisers in the form of jeb bush, others, even scott walker i understand you

mr. paul flip-flopped on many defense issues.now the answer to this yet, who is it that we want, this country wants, man or woman, who is it we want to sit down at the table with vladimir putin or the chairman of the chinese communist party? who do we want? i think that's going to be a bigger question in this election than it has been since 1980. >> and i have to take it back his bedside manner is not campaign friendly. i don't care how good he is at running a country. still the american people want people who are good at campaigning. >> and we'll let you stay out of this one. >> thank you. >> we won't ask who you are putting on the ballot for 2016. that's it for "closing bell". "fast money" in just a moment. >> 7% today the and getting a grant for the ebola vaccine. we talk to them in an exclusive. we're looking new york city time swraeur. square. here's what's coming up on fast track tonight. the unofficial start to earnings season is here. alcoa shares falling after missing revenue hear from the ceo said about the quarter comi

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we're particularly sensitive that, for instance, one of our witnesses the house sergeant of arms mr. paul irving, has to leave us early in order to fulfill his duties and to accommodate his schedule i would ask unanimous consent to forego opening statements for us. we will come back and give them later. and swear in the witnesses and begin their testimony. without objections, so ordered. we will get as far as we can and recess so members can join the joint session, we will reconvene 30 minutes after the conclusion of the joint session to continue our hearing. without oaks so ordered. so we will now recognize our panel of witnesses first we have the honorable paul irving sergeant of articles at the u.s. house of representatives essay company by tom loji tempt deputy sergeant of arms. we also have admiral william gortney, commander of norad the u.s. north come mr. robert -- help me with the pronunciation salesses deputy secretary of defense for homeland integration and defense support of civil authorities at the united states department of defense, the honorable michael huerta administrator

the truth -- paul pierce mr. clutch.17th nba season showing he still has game pierce made huge three-pointers down the stretch to give them a commanding lead. but getting to win number four is the hardest challenge of the series. >> it gets tougher and tougher and you have to be more resilient. we have to be more resilient and stay hungry and stay desperate. i want them to stay desperate. i want us to be the desperate team come sunday night. >> when you win a game like this i team has little hope coming into the game but when you win a game like this it diminishes hope when you have two more games at home. our hope is not to go through customs. >> they don't want to go back to toronto. >> and they match up very well against atlanta. >> >>> this is "nbc nightly news" holt. substituting tonight peter alexander. >>> good evening. tonight, the same underground plates that made the himalayas the mightiest mountains in the world unleashed the biggest earthquake to strike nepal in 80 years. the 7.2 magnitude quake was felt from

while some state and federal candidates have started excepting bitcoins, mr. pauls the first presidential candidate to do so. don is in missoula, montana on an democrat line. caller: i would like to thank you for having me on. to listen to mr. ayres earlier -- to listen to what he said -- a lot of people have to realize that anymore, the republicans do not run their party like they did years ago. i am 66 now. the republicans are basically run by the koch brothers. when it comes to voting, not even when women's rights came out, every woman ayotte, all of them they did not vote. i thought for sure the women's bill would pass and they did not vote for it. host: next weekend in los angeles is the annual "los angeles times" festival of books. book tv will be live april 18 and 19 from the university of southern california campus. nicco mele he -- nicco mele is the publisher of the "los angeles times." wonder they start sponsoring this? caller: -- guest: we started this about 20 years ago. it was an important way the newspaper could engage in the community. provide a spac

rand paul in pennsylvania for the first time edging out mrs. clinton. ally really tightening the race between rand paul and mrs. clinton in ohio. this all because of e-mails? >> well, look part of it is she has gone from being sort of this states woman of the earth this apolitical, above politics figure, to she has reminded the american people oh yeah she is one of the most divisive partisan polarizing figures in modern political history. she's been sheep/goat separating. it's become clear she would be the democratic nominee. people are getting to their side of the thing. but the biggest part of it i would argue given the depth of the drop especially how people deem her as trustworthy or not, and how people feel about her as a person, are they favorably disposed to her or not. in a span of just a month that's a pretty precipitous drop-off. it's the opposite the absolute opposite of what her campaign said, and what most of the establishment press told us was happening when this whole e-mail thing started to go kablooey. >> nobody cares. move sglalg how da

. >> mrs. paulrly hair because you know that that means something significant in a partner. good for you for doing that. good for him for keeping his curls the way god intended them to be. good to have you on the show. >>> so did you hear what the head of the nra just said about the president? john king will tell you. he's also going to discuss why people are saying this went too far. next on inside politics. [ female announcer ] take skincare to the next level with roc® multi correxion® 5 in 1. proven to hydrate dryness illuminate dullness lift sagging diminish the look of dark spots and smooth the appearance of wrinkles. high performance skincare™ only from roc®. >>> a lot of fireworks going on in politics. everywhere you look there's a story. so let's get to inside politics on "new day" with mr. john king. what do you got, j.k.? >> all in new york michaela john we're going to start with the almost-forgotten man of the 2016 republican field. with me this morning to share reporting and insights we

paul and ted cruz have established. ted cruz, the texas senator who was first to announce, much more fiery in his rhetoric than mr. bio. rand paul with a libertarian side to him, able to attract a different kind of voter. rubio will make lots of distinctions. goes under the banner, a new american century. he will be announcing tonight. back to work in washington and hits the trail by the end of the week. melissa: thank you, both of you. senator marco rubio is third most influential republican in the fox poll. chris stirewalt. fox news digital editor. marco rubio moved up a spot. what do you make of his chances right now? >> his chances are real. the reality for rubio stems from the fact that republicans are not yet settled on an alternative to jeb bush. jeb bush is jeb bush. will continue to be exactly that. the establishment will line up behind him. but rubio and scott walker fall into a unique category a lot of appeal to conservative voters but not absolute no from jump street with the establishment. so these are the candidates who could come from the right and win the trust of the establishment and beat jeb bush

last week kentucky senator rand paul announced in louisville, mr. tomorrow, but he is already behind the curve when it comes to clinton bashing. today paul, the second in the campaign, launched the very first attack at none other than the former secretary of state. watch. >> what path will america take? will it be a path to the past, a road to yesterday, to a place rn 2x4. hillary clinton represents the worst of the washington machine, conflicts and cover-up. conflicts of interest and failed leadership with tragic consequences. >> rand paul takes the first shot at hillary clinton. tomorrow rubio will join that fray. he will do so under the banner. that also applies old versus new, between marks oe rubio between george's got to tell you, shannon, it's an awful lot of fun to be down here in the sunshine and watching them freeze in iowa for a change. >> we love you, carl but don't push it. all right we're jealous. >> we heard from carl in terms of what rand paul thinks about a possible hillary clinton run what jeb bush thinks about mrs. clinton's comin

swain: paul? mr. cannon: i would say eleanor roosevelt. a couple other examples -- roosevelt was courting southern democrats for reelection again and again. she is confronting him privately on this. there are riots in the shipyards. fighting world war ii, fighting racism, you can't let these shipyards be segregated. she goes outside of him to other people in the party. she was a social liberal meeting she was a racial liberal. she is not afraid to call people. that newspaper column she writes -- this is a president so strong truman didn't want to do it, it has not gone away. this interview that michelle obama gave the other day, you can hear echoes of eleanor and it. -- in it. the first question is -- what is the best part of the job? she says, i got to meet the pope, george clooney. [laughter] got to meet the queen. 's bench he talks about policy stuff. for me, eleanor is the prototype. ms. swain: she went through -- yeah. chris? ms. thompson: i would say first that i am eager to see how history remembers michelle obama. two, i am a texan

senator paul said mrs. clinton is now emulating his policies and welcomed her to the fight.eedling wasn't enough, clinton will soon have a brand-new challenger from the left. independent senator bernie sanders of vermont is set to announce tomorrow that he will challenge hillary clinton for the democratic nomination. joining me now is josh green, and former rnc chair michael steele. so josh, this is going to be a question that i think comes up a lot as we go toward november 2016. but how much should hillary clinton be held accountable for the policies enacted by bill clinton, and do you think the campaign has a good answer for that at this point? >> well i mean i think she needs to be held to a certain kind of account. she had a big role in the clinton administration. if you remember she was sort of the leader on hillary care the failed health care plan. and she's been an important influence on her husband's presidency. she was never just a first lady in the traditional role. she always performed as i think one of his most important adviser. that being said i think a big pro

paul. it's a pretty busy race. mr. rubio tomorrow will announce under the banner a new american century. his logo will include his name in small case letters. the i havewill have a tiny little map of the united states of america. he makes the argument that a clintononation will be bad for the left. >> i think we have the advantage of having an exciting debate in the republican party. it will go on throughout the primary season. compared to the democrat side, it looks like it will be pretty quiet. we'll have the energy the eyeballs of america on our process and i'm looking forward to see who it is that is able to get some distance and become or neem nominee. >> of course the other side of the coin, the eventual nominee can end up dinged up. already the republican field is beginning to weigh in on hillary clinton's candidacy. jeb bush hidt the airwaves and the very first attack ad against hillary clinton has now been made and will air in iowa and new hampshire, south carolina. this is rand paul going after hillary clinton. watch. >> what path will america take? the path to the past? a road

just hours ago a major anoungsment kentucky senator rand paul declaring washington, d.c. broken. he wants to be mr. fix it. the chance of president paul, the senator announced he's running for the oval office and coming to take our country back and crush the washington machine. both democrats and republicans, it's a message that echos the tea party tune that first helped paul get his seat in 2010. and on to the short list of potential republican front-runners. today's speech was about limited government, closing the income gap, slashing foreign aid and railing against the surveillance state. his new campaign web site is even hawking nsa spy cam blockers. and, yes, if you were wondering you can buy that or other rand branded chotskis with bitcoin. that's how 21st century this guy is. the same establishment republicans paul is seeking to defeat made it clear today they consider him a threat. i'm going to get to dana bash now. she's in louisville kentucky. dana senator paul today clearly trying to thread the needle between his base the libertarian leaning voters and more mainstream republicans. how d

mrs. clinton of mishandling classified information. paule had some really special testimony here from mr. did i again owe have. i thought it would be appropriate to close with, paul. however important joe's remarks are, in terms of what ought to be done, we generally know what will be done and it is going to be up, i think fair to say judicial watch to get to the bottom of this given the justice department's conflicts of interest here. congress's political hapless political lack of interest in doing the hard work that joe is suggesting. and put it charitiably incompetence and judicial watch proved itself time and time again being able to get information and sort of accountability that joe has been imploring other entities to engage in and it is all through too often all through judicial watch's work here, if you could bring our listeners and participants up-to-date where we are, where we're going and your view as to and your view of mr. metcalfe's and mr. digenova's comments. >> sure. i thought it would be good to talk about some of what ju

mr. dudley use the term shallow. how do you define shallow? paul was interestingness speech today, because with this dot plot that if follows, even with the timing of the stock, they have been using the same rate increases about 120 five basis points per year. now we are seeing fed officials talking about a more shallow post liftoff policies. maybe that is the evolution in the. plot -- in the d.o.t. plot a slower pace. he made it very clear that the fed is going to tiptoe into rate normalization and will largely be dependent on the market reaction, how frequently they follow up with the rating. mark: so many dots it starting to look like a rorschach test. how will the response to the fed actions determine the rate increases -- the pace of the rate increases? aren't the market already pricing in the moves this summer? paul: they are pricing in a june move toward september. that is not what he's talking about. he is looking at the broader rate transition. stocks for us, currency again, all of these factors. they want to see a gradual tightening of tr

paul matisse, who was an artist and engineer worked with mr. calder in order to develop a design that was much lighter. and the final mobile only weighs 920 pounds which is much lighter than the miro tapestry that alsoangs in this space. in the late 1980s, it was actually necessary to remove the mobile from the space. girl: why did they have to take it down? richard: because it need conservation treatment. not only had dirt accumulated on the surface, so we had to clean the work, but, in addition, there are parts where the metal is moving against metal and this was actually causing some wear. the conservators had to use a special technique in oer to repair these worn areas with new metal. after that was finished, then those areas were painted so that it matched the rest of the mobile. boy: is it due to come down any time soon again? not at the moment, and hopefully, we won't have to take it back down for many years. remember, what you choose to use to make your art will determine how long it lasts. varnish, while it protects paintings, darkens

mr. perkins, you said this issue of religious freedom will be played out in the 2016 cycle. what did you make a senator rand paulot initially saying something right away about this indiana law? do you think that was a mistake to not come out forcefully, as you say? tony: i don't really consider rand paul the bell cow when it comes to what's happening within conservative circles. greta: explain that for our viewers. what do you mean? tony: if you grow up in the country, it's the bell cow that leads everybody else. rand paul is out in a different pasture. whether it's foreign policy domestic policy as it pertains to religious freedom, he's just different on these things. i don't consider where rand paul is to be reflective of where the republican party is going to be. is there an element of republican leaning voters that follow and listen to rand paul? absolutely. but i certainly don't see that as any indication as to where the party is. michael: pulling back a bit and look in at two dozen 16, in addition to rand paul, this last week was the 10 year anniversary of the death of terri schiavo, a galvanizing issue fo

mr. morgan. >> and thank you for waiting for several other presentations. next we have paul nixon. >> hello, i'm with sea wag and been with others for more than 10 years. my position in sea wag was basically to be the refute -- representative of human powered boating and small boating. that issue did become a big issue with bae. the idea behind this issue was that the park, the dolphin club in 1870s had established that water was there and could be used for play and work and the people that generally work at the port would also swim and both in the bay and so this went on for many many years. and it was a principal there for swimming boating clubs. comes 1999 and things begin to change and the possibility of using that traditional san francisco idea and spreading it north and south came up. and we went to christy field and south and we got to mission creek, thanks to woods and her work there. and then we continued until we reached pretty much all the way to candlestick park with the blue greenway and the initiative that went on there. then there came a problem. bae said, wai

mr. tsarnaev eligible for the death penalty. >>> plus, rand paul under fire by the hawks. no surprise.e's under the attack himself against hillary clinton and he's in a three-front war. for a dove, he knows how to fight a battle and he's got one on his hand. three of them. and candice bergen joins us. criticized for being a single mom. >>> finally, let me finish with bill clinton's staggering commentary on 21st century american politics. he has said the truth again. and this is "hardball," a place for politics. >>> chicago mayor rahm emanuel has won re-election. he won the run-off against jesus chuy garcia. he held under 50% in february's first election. he thanked voters for putting him through his pacers and said he would be a better mayor because of it. we'll be right back. ice tool to help you find a price that fits your budget. uh-oh. the name your price tool. she's not to be trusted. kill her. flo: it will save you money! the name your price tool isn't witchcraft! and i didn't turn your daughter into a rooster. she just looks like that. burn the witch! the name your price tool a

mr. of the refugees are from. let's begin with paulst where you were much of the focus is on italy can you talk about the factors that are making these numbers continue to ramp up. >> yes, there are a number of factors. first of all there's the improved weather and that means the receive conditions with more conducive to making an attempt to this crossing. the other thing of course, is the continued willingness of people to take the risk. conflict in places like syria, and in there's no shortage of people willing to pay people, because in order to make the journey, as far as the reason why people are dying well, the humanitarian groups they are speaking to lay the blame squarely at this change which took place late last year, ended the italian native's practice of search and rescue operation. an operation which was costing some $10 million a month scaling back that to a much smaller operation which is instead of the proactive search and rescue, it is more of securing the borders operation, funded to the tune of barely 3 billion-dollar

rand paul seems more concerned about mrs. clinton already then his republican rivals.advertisement airs tomorrow that calls the former secretary of state "the worst of the washington machine." coke will be the official nonalcoholic beverage of the league here text he been the beverage sponsor since the league was formed in 1996. new financing could push spotify two $8 billion, double what it was worth when it raised money nearly two years ago. people familiar say the new round will raise 400 million dollars pair the service claims more than 60 million users and about a quarter of them pay nine dollars and $.99 per month for the ad free version of spotify. golf fans think they have another tiger by the tail and we are buzzing about the 21-year-old's easy victory. there are hungry for a new start to replace tiger woods. the record set by woods in 1997. he dons a green jacket and gets $1.8 million for winning and the prospect of 10 main dollars more in endorsements per year. we remember a veteran newsman who died at the age of 68. his was was a fixture for years on bloomb

mr. ambassador thank you for your time. >>> is the rand paul who will declare presidential candidacy tomorrow the same rand paul we are expecting. >>> fox 45 in baltimore with a delaware couple and two children sickened during caribbean vacation. health officials say they were poisoned by a deadly pesticide sprayed near theirvilla. the two boys remain ill. in boston closing arguments in the marathon bombing trial. prosecutor portray dzhokhar tsarnaev as a terrorist who wanted to punish america for perceived crimes. police say thethe -- [ inaudible ]. >>> this is a live look at nationals park from fox 5 here in washington. opening day for our home team, the nats and most major league baseball teams. the nationals who are picked by many to win the world series are hosting the new york mets. we will talk about that with charles krauthammer later. a live look outside and inside the beltway from "special report." photos are great... ...for capturing your world. and now... ...they can transform it with the new angie's list app you can get projects done in a snap. take a photo of your project... ...

mr. woodson had to say, that this was a mistake for rand paul to go to ferguson and that op-ed as well that he wrote. >> well i have enormous amount of respect for mr. woodson, he knows that but he could not be more wrong. i don't know how you want republicans to engage folks. when they do everyone gets upset, starts criticizing the way they do. when they don't, because you don't care. rand paul has consistently, and i said this i have been on air saying this over two years, watch what he is doing, listen to what he's saying. you're right. they erected barriers at howard but didn't need them. in fact they engaged in a civil conversation. i was with him at boy ee state university. he is the only one talking about the plight hbcus, not even barack obama's administration is talking or doing anything about that. i get that he is injecting race. he wants to be president of the united states. as president, racial things happen in this country. it would be nice to know he has a track record on the subjects. he is not just talking about race, he talks about criminal justice and a lot of things. i a

mr. speakers on tap today including senator rand paul bobby jindal and mike huk abee who says he'll announce his plans next month. meanwhile hillary clinton will announce on monday. >> christen, thank you. >> turning to the latest fall in and out after reserve sheriff's department accidentally shot and killed a man. there is plenty of reaction this afternoon after the public apology yesterday here on today. we have an update. >> reporter: this morning pressure is mounting against the tulsa county sheriff's offices. protesters calling for an independent investigation. >> look around us. people are here and they want answers. >> reporter: this after robert bates apologized to the family of the man he shot and killed. >> i rate this as number one on my list of things in my life that i regret. >> the family says we appreciate his apology. unfortunately, it will not bring air strike eric back. we seek the truth. >> he was acting as backup as a body camera captured sheriff's departments chasing harris a suspect in a sting operation. in an interview on today bates told matt he meant to pull his tas

paul. >> caller: hi, hello. i've been a follower of tavis smiley for some time and i really like his interviewing style. but since his association with mr. west he's become more of an anarchist and a single-minded thinker and frankly -- >> host: paul, what do you mean by single-minded? what do you mean by single-minded? >> caller: he's, like, arrogant and narcissistic are his own words there which aptly describe him and always an angry man now. he's never trying to get anybody to appeal to their reason, he's always just overwhelming them with endless verbiage. >> guest: well, again, people are entitled to their opinions. i'm glad that my bosses at pbs don't think i'm an angry black man who is espousing hate every night. i wouldn't be on pbs for 12 years, but you're entitled to your point of view, and i'll keep working on trying to be a better man. that's my commitment every year so thank you for your critique. >> host: this is tom joyner talking about you, if i'm the hardest working man in radio tavis is the most talkative. and since he talks fast, he has more time to get more words in he can say more intelligent things in three minutes

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also with us tonight paul henderson, veteran prosecutor and legal analyst. mr.on, you first tonight. where's the negligence here? and how do we know this guy was qualified? >> well, you're raising the exact issue. once again, we're having this tragic conversation about the unlawful use of deadly force involving an african-american man and law enforcement. it's going to raise the issue from a social justice lens of what kind of training this deputy received. we know that prosecutors are likely to use the exact statements that you just showed, talking about the deputy when he's saying oh, i'm sorry. i shot my gun instead of the taser. and that's why specifically he's being charged with manslaughter in the second degree which will be the reckless and unintentional killing, which i think should be fairly easy to prove given the information shown on that video. but that's exactly why prosecutors charged him in that manner and it will raise the secondary issues about what kind of training that volunteer deputy received as he's assigned to the violent crime task force

paul walker. >> here to give us his opinion of the bill is mr.mccarthy. >> good morning, i love you so much. i have been a fan of this franchise since i was in high school. i remember i was in a movie theater and i would go see it after my shifts. they made over $2 billion at the world wise box office. and the chronological order of those story lines is. the one takes place after the third movie. but this movie is absolutely insane, over the top, and everything about the action is great. it is also great emotional core to the film. you care for the characters. there is a action scene where the cars are sky diving out of the plane. they had stunt guys go in cars out of airplanes and the actors went on a blue screen and did the flips. we all know about paul walker who tragically passed away in thirty 2013. they brought walker's brothers who look just like him to help finish shooting the movie. i spoke to vin diesel about what they hope to take away from the film. >> in the last year i have cried more than i ever cried in my life. i didn't know that