mr. walker: if someone wants citizenship, they have to go back to their country of origin and go throughhe legal process. once all those things are done, then congress should work together. those are some pretty big steps. securing the border, forcing laws to be verified. that will take us a fair amount of time and effort. phil: are scott walker and hillary clinton starting to pay a price of the perception that they are going underground? mark: i think walker, despite what he said today, has not been clear about what he's said about what he said new hampshire and where he stands on the legal issues. it is not in irredeemable crisis. but i think both of them are developing a reputation that when the going gets tough, they would rather not answer and hope it blows over. i do not think that is a good thing for walker, in particular, and i think hillary clinton had that reputation already. phil: on secretary clinton's side, a poll shows that her numbers are going up based upon this perception. but in all honesty, as a reporter, i would love to hear from her. but what does she have to say? wh

mr. walker: a process in that regard.nce all those things are done then congress should work together. those are some pretty big steps. forcing laws to be verified. that will take us a fair amount of time. phil: are scott walker and hillary clinton paying a perception of what is going underground? mark: i think walker, despite what he said today, has not been clear about what he's said about new hampshire and the path. it is not in irredeemable crisis. it is not like jeb bush is taking questions every day, but i think both of them are developing a reputation that when the going gets tough they would rather not answer and hope it blows over. i do not think that is a good thing for walker, in particular, and i think hillary clinton had that reputation already. phil: a poll show that her numbers are going up based upon this perception. but in all honesty, as a reporter, i would love to hear from her, but what does she have to say? what benefit does she have talking? we're expecting her to launch in a few weeks. mark: they wa

mr. walker. representative walker: thank you, mr. chairman.eing a relatively new member in congress, i am learning new things every day. i had already known that al gore had invented the internet, but today i found out, according to ms. maloney, that the president has saved the internet. do you think that is a statement that is fair? do you think his and bowman has saved the internet for the future? chairman wheeler: i think that this is a much bigger issue, congressman. i think that the internet is the most powerful and pervasive thought form that has ever existed in the history of the planet. and that it has an impact on every aspect of our economy. and for that to exist without rules and without a referee -- representative walker: you testified that you do not feel obligated to follow the president's suggestion. my question is, what exactly was the president's suggestion? chairman wheeler: the present filed saying we should have title two. and we did not follow that suggestion. we did title two plus 706. he said we should not do interconnec

mr. walker for five minutes. rep. walker: thank you mr. chair, today i found out that al gore had invented the internet and the president has save the internet it just really quickly, do you think his involvement has saved the internet for the future? chair wheeler: i think this is a much bigger issue, congressman i think the internet is the most powerful and pervasive platform in the face of the planet, and it has an impact on every aspect of our economy and every aspect on how we act as individuals and for that to exist without rules and without a referee is unthinkable. rep. walker: let me go back to what you said earlier, you said that earlier today you did not feel compelled to follow the president's suggestion. what was the president's suggestion? chair wheeler: the president suggested that we file an ex parte in regards to that, and we did not, he did not suggest that we should have the scope or the forbearance that we had -- rep. walker: i am trying to get to the places insifaofar as your interaction with him, and there were about

mr. walker. >> thank you sh, mr. chairman. as a new member of congress i'm learning things every way. i already knew al gopherre invent ttd internet but i just found out the president saved the internet. is that a statement that's fair? do you think his involvement has saved the internet for the future? >> i think this is a bigger issue. the internet is the most powerful and pervasive platform that's ever existed in the history of the planet. it has an impact on every aspect of our economy and every aspect of how we act as individuals. for that to exist without rules and without a referee is unthinkable. >> let me go back. you testified today you didn't feel obligated to follow the president's suggestions. what exactly was the president's suggestion? >> the president filed an ex-parte saying we should have title 2, and we did not follow that suggestion. we did title 2 plus 706. he didn't say we should do interconnection. we did interconnection. he did not suggest that we should have the scope of forbearance we had. >> i'm getting to the place as far as your interaction with him when y

mr. walker for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. being a relatively new member in congress, i'm learning things every day. in fact, i had already known that al gore had invented the internet, but today i found out, according to miss maloney that the president has saved the internet. just to be curious, do you think that's a statement that's fair? do you think his involvement has saved the internet for the future? >> i think this is a much bigger issue, congressman. i think the internet is the most powerful and pervasive platform that's ever existed in the history of the planet. it has an impact of every aspect of our economy and every aspect of individuals. to exist without rules is unthinkable. >> let me go back to what you testified earlier. you testified you did not feel obligated to follow the president's suggestion. my question is what exactly was the president's suggestion? >> the president filed an ex parte say we should have title 2, and we did not follow that suggestion. we did title 2 plus 706. he did not say we should do

mr. secretary commissioner walker. >> i'd like to thank secretary ann for filling in for sonya it's nice having you here. >> it's been nice and sonya is very, very well, i speak with her she'll be back on april 6th. >> do we have any public comment on item 9 item 10 adjournment. >> have a motion. >> so moved second. >> in favor. >> we're adjourned it is 1228. >> thank you mr. secretary. >> a hi, i'm karen fry a project manager and sfpuc and the bureau of environmental management honestly i've not considered a public sector job i realized this was an opportunity to work on large capital projects from san francisco all the way to our hetch hetchy and the yosemite national park i work with engineers and city attorneys and scheduled and we all work tom nolan e together on the project. >> the excavations are in red we'll have the interference to go under the street. >> my next project is the largest project in the water system improvement program this is the southeast plan that involved a lot of kworpthsdz with the community groups and public when 9 commissioners such the planning commission

mr. secretary commissioner walker. >> i'd like to thank secretary ann for filling in for sonya it's nice having you here. >> it's been nice and sonya is very, very well, i speak with her she'll be back on april 6th. >> do we have any public comment on item 9 item 10 adjournment. >> have a motion. >> so moved second. >> in favor. >> we're adjourned it is 1228. >> thank you mr. secretary >> commissioner low -here. >> commissioner harrison? >> >> here. >> commissioner levitan has an excused absence. just real quickly a reminder, we would welcome everyone, but ask that you turn off any electronic-sounding devices that could go off during the proceedings. if you are having secondary conversations, we would ask that you take them outside to allow the meeting to run as efficiently as possible. if you would like to speak on any item, we request that you complete a blue card. you do not have to fill out a blue card, but we go through these cards first and will call for additional public comment after we go through the cards. each person -- commissioner, three minutes? >> three minutes. >> on each

mr. secretary commissioner walker. >> i'd like to thank secretary ann for filling in for sonya it's nice having you here. >> it's been nice and sonya is very, very well, i speak with her she'll be back on april 6th. >> do we have any public comment on item 9 item 10 adjournment. >> have a motion. >> so moved second. >> in favor. >> we're adjourned it is 1228. >> thank you mr. secretary you let me know sfgovtv we're ready to begin the abatement appeals board hearing thank you, madam secretary. >> the time is 915 good morning today is march 18, 2015, this is the regular meeting of abatement appeals board i would like to remind everyone turn off all devices p&z are commissioner melgar commissioner mar committee is excused commissioner walker and we're expecting president clinch we have quorum at this time i'd like item b the oath for anyone who is going to be giving testimony will you please stand and raise your right hand. >> do you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you're about to give will be the whole truth and nothing but the truth? to the best of your acknowledge thank you you ma

mr. walker: it is my distinct pleasure to succeed howard coble and on behalf of the sixth district and my colleagues in congress i thank you for your service and wish you a happy 84th birthday. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from washington seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in opposition to legislation that is nothing short of an attack on workers. a bill that will harm the economic security of american families all over this country. mr. speaker i strongly believe that economic growth is the committee to strengthening the middle class put only if we have fair rules in place to allow workers to share in that growth by negotiating for decent wages and benefits. mr. kilmer: the national ray boar relations board put forward a rule that ensures workers are treated fairly in the election process that reduces bureaucratic red tape and ensures the right to collectively bargain is guara

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mr. walker is so ambitious that it concerns me that many of his policies are to appease people who can contributehis rise in politics. it is really hard to have a negotiation in earnest with someone who is only -- who is concerned more about their career. host: we have about 10 minutes left with congresswoman more. we're talking about the budget debate that is happening on capitol hill this week. you brought up the overseas contingency operation funding your concerns with the $90 billion that republicans are looking to put into that funding to use for military spending. you have expressed concern. are you concerned about the $51 billion that president obama has proposed for that same overseas contingency operation budget? guest: there is nothing wrong with having a contingency fund. it is important to have that for the rainy day fund for emergencies. things that may come up. we live in a dangerous world. natural disasters. what has occurred is that we have had the budget control act. we have had the sequester. we have put spending caps on everything. this is a work around those budget caps. that

walker and jeb bush in new hampshire this past weekend. they both join us from new hampshire. thank you for coming on. what is with you mr. r, you met with governor walker governor bush this past week. tell us your impression on them as people to stand spend time with. first, governor walker. >> he is somebody you can sit and chat with and not feel uncomfortable. he makes you very comfortable when you're in the conversation and he directs questions to you so he can engage you. john: and governor bush? as somebody to hang out with? >> he is a lot like his mother and certainly he is an engaging person also. certainly, talks about things that remind them a lot about being here in the past. mark: just in brief, what were the qualities about the two of them that were most charming to you? the most impressive, best things you can say, the way each of them lit up the room.. >> i can tell you that i think they both sincerely care about this country and want to make sure they can bring it forward with ideas that are going to be much different than what we've heard in the past. mark: governor sununu a lot of people were struck by th

walker vs. the texas division of the sons of confederate veterans. >> thank you mr. chief justice. may it please the court. message's on texas plans plates are government speech. the state of texas etches its name on each license plate and texas law gives the state sol control and approval authority of everything that appears on a lance -- license plate, texas is

mr. bush has a slight lead over the gop field with wisconsin governor scott walker ranking second. as for the democrats, mrs. clinton leads vice president joe biden by 50 points. she's also leading all republican candidates by at least ten points in hypothetical general election match-ups. >>> and here comes the donald. trump thinking seriously about joining the race for the presidency. the brash businessman announced he is forming a presidential exploratory committee. the move allows mr. trump to start raising money and start raising staff. he's hired political aides in iowa and south carolina. >>> pope francis will address the annual u.n. general assembly during his first visit to the united states. plans are being made for pope francis to visit president obama at the white house. he is scheduled to address a joint meeting of congress on september 24th. his speech will mark the first time the head of the world's roman catholics will address concord. >> >>> doctors say breast feeding may be the key to your child's success in the classroom and their career. >> and you may have more

mr. sweeney the inspection did a inspection and found no life safety done last week. >> commissioner walker. >> can we amend this to reflect the suggestions of the attorney we require a floor plan and statement of conditions noting that it doesn't violate no health not safety issues that are imminent here and also require if the person there new months out they have to notify dbi of that. >> and to the further language stating no further notifications are allowed and i assume that's a motion. >> i think i have to start over i think. >> mia any further commissioner comments. >> seeing none, there's a motion and second for this to you uphold the order of abatement and so someone wants to restate that motion? >> the motion was a uphold the order of abatement and grant the moratorium with the following considerations that at person occupied the moratorium is uphold until 10 years or the person motives out and no further notifications made during the abatement and documenting the condition and that the donation be submitted to the department confirming no code violations anybody take exception t

walker v. the texas division of the sons of confederate veterans. mr. keller? >> thank you mr.hief justice, and may it please the court messages on texas license plates are government speech. the state of texas etches its name onto each license plate and texas law gives the state sole control and final approval authority over everything that appears on a license plate. texas is not abridging any traditional free speech rights. motorists remain free to speak through all sorts of ways including through a bumper sticker right next to their license plate or a paint job or window decal but the first amendment does not mean a motorist can impel any government to put a confederate battle flag on its license plate. >> well, one of the problems that we're seeing the nebulous standard would be regarded as offensive to many people. is it government speech to say mighty fine brokers to advertise a product? >> the government -- yes justice ginsburg. the government is allowed the choose the messages that it wishes to, and simply because it has approved messages or endorsed messages or is acc

this is a time of the campaign the candidate says a thing this is scott walker saying i'm mr.u can make the conclusion at home maybe who is not. >> my grand parents on one side were farmers. my mom didn't have indoor plumbing until she went off to junior high. my granddad was a machinist for 40 years. from all my parents and grandparent, i didn't inheret fame or fortune. what i got was more important. >> to paraphrase i ain't no senator i screwed it up. the point being that scott walker is talking about how, he ain't no senator's grandson as the song lyrics have it. he is not alone, he wrote about this they are talking about their humble origins, scott walker especially, seems to really you know it's his origin also its his cold shirt. kids are in public schools. it's a completely wide opened race. it is incredible. nobody who really played last sometime in the mix this time. this required both of them scott walker and jeb bush to hold a lot of things this weekend, introduced themselves to people they den know. bush said they seemed to do well at a house party we were at. >> l

. >> case 14144 john walker versus the sons o confederate veterans. sir? >> thank you, mr.y it please the court. messages on texas license plates are government speech. the state of texas etches its name onto each license plate and texas law gives the state's sole control and final authority over everything that appears on a license plate. texas is not any traditional free-speech right, motorist remain free to speak and always including on a bumper sticker. but the first amendment does not mean that a motorist can compel any government to place its information with the confederate flag on the license plate. >> one of the problems with this theme is it can be regarded as offensive. >> the government is allowed to choose the messages that it showed, it is accepting and generating the revenue to propagate those messages and does not defeat the fact that it is government speech. on the library of congress takes sponsorship for the national book festival, that is still government speech when i put it on the website. >> supposedly elected 500 electronic billboards around this sta

mrs. clinton did exchange e-mails. suggesting he knew or saw she was using a private e-mail account. >>> he is a likely republican candidate for 2016 scott walker is feeling the wrath of the current resident. president obama blasting walker for an inexcusable right to work bill into law. he says even as its governor claims victory overworking americans, i encourage him to strike a role for working americans to offer them the security of paid leave. wisconsin is the 25th state to pass right to work laws. which prevent workers from the right to join unions. >>> the new york bound amtrak train slammed into a tractor-trailer. you can see it there. they got stuck trying to make a turn. the driver jumped out before impact. one of the train cars derailed. the conductor and nearly 60 passengers suffered injuries. this is the third train crash since last month following deadly incidents in new york and california. >> passengers are now on the way via buses where they will be sent on to the final destination. >>> the early thaw is on. the big melt. warmer temperatures spreading across the country. let's get to meteorologist pedram javaheri for the early

mr. speaker and members, at the end of the day unions are about the middle class. >> forced union states lost 2.1 million jobs. that's over a decade. >> walkerl wasn't a priority. he promised to sign it into law once republicans fast tracked it, though. it contains language nearly identical to alex law. joining me tonight wisconsin state representative peter barker. this has been a long mission put forward by the republicans for years and it's what walker has wanted. is this what the residents of wisconsin want? putting all politics aside and just the heart beat of the state, is this what the state residents want? >> well ed at the hearing that we had in the senate and the labor committee, 18 people showed up and testified and registered against the bill. only 25 in favor of the bill. i think people know it is going to lower wages. it is going to increase injuries, and it's going to take away value training at a time when we need skilled workers, but we were astonished ed because the governor when he was in a dead heat, he told a paper i'm not pushing it. he clearly deceived people. i think people in the state are in a state of shock. >> whe

walker's clearly got the momentum here. bush has some friends in some very high places and fund-raising machine that could outspend mr.onopoly if it wanted to. john brabender, republican strategist, ron reagan is an msnbc political analyst. john, let me start with you. we show those poll numbers right there. the nbc/"wall street journal" poll last week. scott walker, the number of republicans who say they could vote for him has risen that much, but the others are twice as high when it comes to jeb bush as it is with scott walker. what is scott walker tapping into in the republican party? >> people are looking for something new and exciting to be part of. it's like test driving a car. you don't want to go on the lot and drive the car you had before. you want to drive something new. the problem, also, what comes with that is further scrutiny. i would imagine scott walker is probably the first one that says, please, don't call me the front-runner because he knows that changes things. these type of races are incredibly fluid. we saw that in the last two presidential primaries on the republican side. it will happen this ti

mr. cruz this was the opportunity to sort of get the limelight. he trails in the polls, low single digits whereas, jeb bush, scott walker, a couple of others are in double digits. comes now the big race. he spends a couple days in new york doing media and back to the first primary state new hampshire and some early voting states. for cruz this is exercise trying to make himself look as the most conservative possibility, shall we say, conservative alternative to jeb bush. listen. well, sorry. thought we had a sound bite there. suffice it to say he is making an appeal here at liberty university as a full spectrum conservative, socially conservative, fiscally conservative and he likes to talk about the constitution in a very literal way. so, for ted cruz will not be alone in the campaign very long. he needs to raise 40 or $50 million to hope to be competitive. to put that into perspective, jeb bush hopes to raise 100 million. david: sounded reaganesque, government is part of the problem, not the solution. harkening back to those tones. >> tried and true rhetoric, yeah, thank you very much. speaking of ted cruz, can his economic policies, including t

mr. chairman. >> i thank all of my colleagues. questions. ess. >> so the attorney general said they would not be charging with dan walker with any crimes related to michael brown's death. i know you said you were disappointed, if you can detail your feelings on that and also the specific detail 245that michael brown didn't have his hands up when he was fatally shot. >> all right. yes. >> let me try to respond to your -- >> we want to deal with in this a macro -- overhauling entire justice system. >> we know that there was a miscarriage of justice at the local level. on the part of the st. louis county prosecutor. the way the case was presented to the grand jury. the faults of the grand jury system. all of that came in to play in this case. and it's unfortunate. i'm going to leave it there. >> thank you. next question. yes, sir. say who you are. what media. >> i'm an intern at c-span. but i'm curious. i guess this is for representative jackson lee. criminal justice form. what would that look like? is that reducing mandatory minimums for drug offenses or does it go even further than that? >> well you're looking at the combined members who have r

. >> your argument 1st this morning in case 14144 john walker versus the texas division of the sons of confederate version. >> thank you mr. chief justice, and may it please the court. messages on texas license plates our governments beach. the state of texas edges its name on to each license plate and taxes law gives the states all control and final approval authority over everything that appears on a license plate. texas is not a bridging any traditional free-speech rights. voters remain free to speak through a bumper sticker or window dekalb, but the first amendment does not compel any government to place its into monitor on the buttered battle flag on its license plate. >> it's nebulous standing would be regarded as offensive to many people. is it government speech to say mighty fine burgers? .. people could put a message of their choice would that be government speech? >> the portion that the government had final approval authority and sole control over that would be government speech. i the government doesn't have sole crowell or final approval authority over another portion, think that -- >> the for has the same ki

walker vs. the texas division of the sons of confederate veterans. >> thank you mr. chief justice. may it please the court. message's on texas plans plates are government speech. the state of texas etches its name on each license plate and texas law gives the state sol control and approval authority of everything that appears on a lance -- license plate, texas is not abridging free speech rightsful motorists me remain free to speak with a bumper sticker or window decal but the first amendment does not mean a motorist can compel any government to place its imprimatur on a battle flag. >> one of the problems of the standard whether it is regarded as offensive to many people. is it government speech to say mighty fine bourbon to advertise a project? >> yes the government can approve the messages just because it has endorsed messages or is accepting and generating revenue to proven gait the messages doesn't defeat the fact it is government speech. when the library of congressship takes sponsorship for the national book festival that's still government speech on the web site. >> suppose

walker. i'm usually the people picking up the rear. you see the guys cleaning up, that's where i come in on the race. >> i'm behind you. i'm not even running mr listen to another classic as we head on out to break right now. how about a little aretha. this is a great one on this palm sunday. we say a little prayer for all of you out there. do not forget to send us your pictures and your tweets and use our hashtag fox 29 weekend. > look at those pretty ladies. thank you for watching. absolutely. it's a cold day, but it looks pretty good right there. people are getting out and enjoying. i guess it's not that cold if you're going to go out and enjoy some skiing. spring skiing is probably the last weekend or two of spring skiing. some of the resorts said they were going to ryan stay in through easter, and it looks like they're going to be doing just that. we're going to find out what's going on with the weather, but first we have a question for caitlyn. hi, from case, why is it so cold? isn't it supposed to be march? >> yes, it is, cas ian temperatures are supposed to be in the upper 50s, but unfortunately it's been really chilly the past couple

mr. president for standing up for our values. thank you for stopping this face of evil. >> let's talk about where we are at cpac and about the 2016 race. scott walkero -- when he spoke seemed to compare americans protesting for collective bargaining to isis terrorists. >> if i could take on 100,000 protesters i could do the same across the world. >> you said it was inappropriate. >> i think the initial response when i heard that was i think that's not right. you don't -- you don't make that connection. the governor's gone back and clarified his remarks since then and clearly said that's not what he was talking about. i respect that clarification and support him on that. >> chris christie also at cpac. he had this famous moment where he told a constituent to sit down and shut up. >> until that time sit down and shut up. >> he was asked about that. he said well sometimes people need to be told to sit down and shut up. do you agree with that? >> that's not how i would have handled it. >> do you think that he is appropriate? is his language and his demeanor appropriate to be in the white house? >> listen we're all different people. we all have differen

walker is off to a big start. who do you see as the front runner? >> i leave the job of punditry to the folks that get paid for it. >> reporter: he's mr. ivy league.of his class at harvard law, a champion debater at princeton. cruz is the son of a cuban immigrant, raphael cruz who was waiting backstage. what did dad think of the speech? >> incredible. >> ted cruz gave his announcement speech at liberty university, a school founded by jerry falwell. one of the founding fathers of the religious rite. despite his hard line conservative views, he insists his campaign will also try to reach out to moderates and independents, as well. jonathan karl, abc news, new york. >> so it begins 2016. >> long way to go still. >>> when we come back, who got the boot on "dancing with the stars"? here's a hint. he is not lmfaoing his way this morning. >> say that five times. >> how did james corden do hosting "the late late show" on cbs? "the skinny" coming up next. >> announcer: "world news now" ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >> now time for "the skinny." topping our headlines this morning the first cut on "dancing with the stars." >> redfoo is not lmfaoi

walker a fox news sunday exclusive. >> then, 11th hour vote funds the department of homeland security security for another week. the stand off continues. >> i an just saying get a grip, mr. speaker. can the republican-led congress overcome the early fumbles? we will ask the house majority whip. >> plus, with some democrats boycotting prime minister binyamin netanyahu's speech to congress has support for israel become a political football? our sunday group weighs in in and our power player of the people the people's diva, renee fleming puts me to the test. >> i will teach you how to enhance that. and increase the range. >> all right now on fox news sunday. >> hello again, great fox news in washington. we begin with some protecting news. the top contenders for the republican presidential nomination spoke to the conservative political action con conference or cpac this week and held a straw poll. here are the results. kentucky senator rand paul won for the third consecutive year with 26 percent of the vote but the big story now is the straw poll's runner-up, scott walker. in iowa he leads all potential candidates by double digits and he has moved into the lead in national

mrs. clinton. totally different. >> reporter: the latest poll shows bush has fierce competition. he is leading in new hampshire, but wisconsin governor scott walker is a few points behind. walker also in the granite state this weekend lacks name recognition recognition. he tried to take a swipe at the former president and brother. i just think voters will look at this and say if we are running against hillary clinton, we'll need a name from the future. not a name from the past to win. they are not the only potential gop hopefuls trying to court new hampshire's independent voters. rick perry made stops on thursday and friday and ted cruz arrives on sunday. >> new hampshire like iowa is all about the touch. it is about meeting the voters. this is their introduction to those voters who are so important. >> reporter: the democrats are also eyeing new hampshire. hillary clinton has reportedly building up her team in that state. other candidates like former governor martin o'malley is visiting as well. craig. >> kristen, thank you. >>> some dramatic moments during a police chase in california and it was caught on camera. sheinelle. >> a wild shootout w

mr. governor. >> a wanted to say thank you for what you have done for my home state in my country and i look forward to seeing more. gov. walker: thank you. >> we have a strong reputation of keeping our word. the only issue out there is immigration. when he to listen to the people. who listen to -- we listen to people all across the country. that is an issue where we can listen to people. i have always given union workers the right to work years ago. >> what about abortion? >> i am pro-life. my position is consistent. >> when you think the difference is between changing your mind and flipping? >> if you listen to people and have a valid argument for what you have done and show what you have done, people want strong leaders. gov. walker: my position was about wisconsin and it was clear in terms of what we said. we want the standard phased out. >> time's website highlights governor walker's remarks in concord and talks about how he and jeb bush were playing social media one of his mention. jeb bush was in dover, new hampshire, friday. he spent time at the home of fergus cullen. mr. bush: good to meet you. i am headed that way. m

mrs. clinton's issues came up. >> reporter: the poll shows bush with fierce competition here. he is leading in new hampshire with you wisconsin governor scott walker is just a few points behind. walker also in the granite state this weekend lacks name recognition. he took a swipe at bush the son and brother of former presidents. telling the tampa bay times this on friday. they aren't the only potential gop hopefuls trying to court new hampshire's famously independent voters. rick perry made stops on thursday and friday and ted cruz arrives sunday. >> new hampshire like iowa is all about the touch. it's all about meeting the voters. and this is their introduction to those voters who are so important. >> reporter: now, the democrats are also eyeing new hampshire. hillary clinton is reportedly building up her team in that state and other candidates like martin o'malley have been visiting as well. back to you. >>> kristen welker at the white house for us. thank you. >>> dramatic moments during a police chase in california. yes, it was all caught on camera. >> reporter: a wild shootout on the streets of los angeles between sheriff's deputies and an arm

mrs. clinton's issues came up we made them public for you to see. so it's totally different. >> reporter: the latest nbc news marist poll shows bush has fierce competition. scott walker a few points behind. walker lacks name recognition and he tried to make that a virtue virtue, taking a swipe at bush, the son and brother of former presidents, telling "the tampa bay times" on friday i just think voters are going to look at this and say, if we're running against hillary clinton, we'll need a name from the future not from the past to win. rick perry made stops on thursday and friday and ted cruz arrives sunday. >> new hampshire, like iowa, is all about the touch. it's all about meeting the voters and this is their introduction to those voters who are so important. >> reporter: and no surprise the democrats are also eyeing new hampshire. hillary clinton is reportedly building up her team in that state and other potential democratic candidates like martin o'malley have been visiting as well. so it begins alex. >> so it begins. thank you very much kristen welker. >>> let's get more now on the republican rendezvous in new hampshire. for that we go to jimmy williams and mer

walkers for seniors. the program was intended to reduce out of pocket costs for these seniors. however over the last several years, it has become very clear mr. speaker, that the bidding process is extremely flawed. in large part because the bids are not binding. this encourages low-ball bidding or suicide bidding which artificially drives down prices and will lead to market failure because there is no performance in many of these bids, meaning seniors don't get their equipment. i heard from seniors beneficiaries, small business suppliers in my state of ohio, that the program is impeding access to needed items for seniors like the ones i just described and ultimately harming their help and making costs more expensive for our seniors and the program itself. this is absolutely unacceptable. the goal of the bill is to reduce the number of bad actors who are now participating in the program by imposing a penalty if the supplier who wins the bid doesn't accept the contract to which they won the bid. the bill will help ensure these suppliers who submit bills in good faith create more certainty for these suppliers and more importantly make sure tha