luis navarro tiene el informe de la tormenta que provocÓ al menos dos muertes. >>> el calendario diceresas, como esta tormenta, desde colorado hasta ohio ya cayeron 6 pulgadas de nieve. cientos de vuelos afectados. se reportan decenas de accidentes. en indiana hay restricciones para manejar, solo la policia tiene autorizaciÓn para viajar. >>> hubo muchos accidentes es por el cambio de clima, estamos en un estado cambiante y las condiciones cambian de un dÍa a otro. >>> para este grupo de trabajadores la tormenta invernal es positivo. mucha gente no le gusta la nieve. para nosotros es dinero. >>> el mismo sistema provocÓ clima severo en el sur del paÍs. vientos de hasta 86 millas por hora provocaron daÑos, el poder del viento fue tal que varios Árboles fueron arrancados de raÍz. en orlando una mujer resultÓ herida luego que un Árbol irrumpiera en su techo. en atlanta este Árbol terminÓ en un edificio de apartamentos. miles de residentes se quedaron sin energÍa, y estos empleados trabajaron a marcha forzada. >>> esta tormenta seguirÁ afectando hasta el martes. y ahora se dirige al nores

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ana n ana navarro joins me flow along with ross.h ana. >> i guess neither donald nor rush was able to appear, so i'm here standing in for them. >> and you're a mighty fine fill-in, ross. >> ana, i'm sure you're used to being blasted, but how does this feel? >> it doesn't bother me at all. it's part of the game. it comes with the territory. certainly, i've been critical of donald trump's speech at cpac. if he had eyes and ears, he would have seen that he was bombing at cpac. at some other point, he has given good speeches. this particular speech was rather incoherent and rambling, and completely off the message of what cpac was trying to do. which was push things like immigration reform. but we're all entitled to our opinion. i don't want to silence anybody. i think there should be as many voices of dissent as there are. but i think we need to be a big tent party, and that means there's got to be room for voices, like donald trump's, but also like mine. like rush limbaugh's, but like governor chris christie's. i think we all have to

>> ana navarro, this is part and parcel of where the republican is going. i can tell, it's been hanging out in maryland at the cpac conference. your trinkets, stand with rand posters. not necessarily an endorsement. >> i'm still twitching, so you know, three days after at cpac. but rand paul had an entire campaign going on. this did not happen by accident. >> here's what i want to do. two sound bites from this week, two different visions of the road ahead. let's play that and get some reaction. >> we don't need a new idea. there is an idea. the idea is called american, and it still works. >> the gop of old has grown stale and moss covered. i don't think we need to name any names. do we? >> one of the things he means i think, senator mccain, or picked a fight with hawks in the republican party. what does it say about who's the face right now? what does it mean to be a conservative in the party right now? >> i don't think we know. i think that we learned something in these last three days, is that you can see it one of two ways. there's a very healthy debate

lz granderson and anna navarro. anna, we saw you this morning.tyling and profiling on the big show. don't get too big for your breeches now. >> you can cut me down to size any time you want, don lemon. >> you did a great job. i want to start with this. i really want to get into this conversation. let's start with the party chairman, reince priebus, he unveiled a new $10 million plan to reach out to minority voters. >> will include hundreds of people, paid, across the country from coast to coast. hispanic, african-american, asian communities, talking about our party, talking about our brand, talking about what we believe in. going to community events, going to swearing in ceremonies, being a part of the community on an ongoing basis, paid for by the republican national committee, to make the case for our party and our candidates. >> okay, so lz, you are independent, right? is that how you describe yourself? >> yes. >> okay, you're a person of color. is that going to help the gop with people of color? >> you know, to me, it's a backwards approach.

treasury bonds, so economist navarro says they have us over a barrel.r behavior, they can dump all their investments. it's known as the financial nuclear option. >> what would that do? that would cause interest rates to spike, mortgage rates to spike. inflation to spike, the dollar to go through the floor, the stock market to go into chaos. we would be in deep, deep, deep trouble. >> the nuclear option, financial nuclear option, is china's pulling all its money out of u.s. treasuries. >> philosophically, everything's possible in this world, but that's so unlikely that, you know, if we function on that thing, we just may as well go home and not doing anything. >> mr. gao isn't going home. since this story first aired, his fund has invested in real estate in the united states and in iconic american companies like coca-cola and apple. by the end of 2010, he was managing $300 billion invested around the world and then asked the chinese government for more. [ticking] when we return, the world's leaders come together in a very small village. >> there aren't e

works and told her when she was in high school she could come back herself. " >> monica martinez navarroin my freshman year. she said that if i could pay for it than i could buy it. so i would sail around 15 years 16 for my kids but nothing too fancy. " >> erickson;s and added that she would probably draw the line at lace panties nevertheless her post sparked a debate on-line among other parents. tell us what you think on the kron4 facebook page. >> we will be right back. [ male announcer ] subway introduces the new $3 six-inch select! this march we're kicking things off with the low fat oven roasted chicken $3 six-inch select. it's available all month long as one of our march featured values, the newest way to enjoy subway every day! subway. eat fresh. [ male announcer ] hurry to subway this march cuz all month long we're serving up the buffalo chicken $6 footlong special! big, bold buffalo footlong flavor for just $6! it's one of our march featured values: the newest way to enjoy subway every day! subway. eat fresh. >> welcome back to kron 4 news. >> we are talking wall street. joining

along with anna navarro.ood morning. >> expectations among gay rights advocates might be dampened yesterday by justice sonia sotomayor, the justice questioning whether this was too soon in asking why not let the continue to experiment with same-sex marriage and figure out where it wants to go. what does that mean to you, maria cardona? >> well, i think first of all, carol, it would have been a lot easier to bet and win on who the next pope is going to be, than try to figure out what the supreme court is going to do in terms of trying to figure out the case. i will say this, justice sotomayor is nothing if not methodical. and she often takes positions that are contrary even to her own to play devil's advocate and make sure that every single angle of this case is being debated. i would not read anything that she's saying, frankly, i wouldn't read anything into what a lot of them are saying. a lot of folks were wrong when they tried to figure out what the supreme court was going to say on the health care case. >

and anna navarro.ning. >> anna, is newt gingrich right no politician will ever change the position of marriage? >> no, i think he's not right. i disagree with you on this. i know rob portman. he's a friend of mine. i'm very respective what he's done. i respect him for putting his son above all. i think he has not changed his principles. rob portman also stands for principles of being a father. of being a loving husband, of being a family man. as republicans, we stand for that. we stand for family unity. we stand for smaller government. we stand for not telling people who they should marry, what they should do, having government dictate private lives. >> anna, i think 23% of republicans believe in same-sex marriage. and you're at cpac right now, this conservative gathering of influential politicians. is there talk of legalizing same-sex marriage there today? >> no, i'm not going to tell you it's one of the hot topics going on at cpac. there was a panel yesterday on this. and it was packed. but it's not

. >> earlier i talked with cnn contributes lz granderson and ana navarro.discussed former nba star dennis rodman's bizarre trip to north korea last week. we also covered the spending cuts. the president called them dumb and arbitrary. republicans are claiming victory. so i began by asking lz if the president may have overplayed his hand. >> i don't think so. i just think he hasn't necessarily done a great job explaining how this is going to impact us in the long run. if you're waiting for something to happen immediately because of the cuts, i don't think a lot of americans are going to feel bad. but i'd like to go back and talk about what happened between 2009 and 1999. we had 1.1% private sector job growth. we didn't feel that all at once. it was a gradual buildup. all of a sudden, when the recession happened, we're like holy cow, what happened. that's what's going to happen with these forced budget cuts. we're not going to feel it right away. it's going to be a gradual thing. at the end of ten years, if we don't adjust it, we're going to be like, holy cow

the republican party is split on this issue and "out front" tonight, republican strategist ann navarro who signed a legal brief to support gay marriage and ralph reid, the chairman of the safe and freedom coalition. ralph, you could say 25% of the republicans support it. it's clear our line is in line. we know what we want. when you look at younger republicans under 50, almost half, 49% support gay marriage and younger the number goes higher. younger votes overwhelmingly voted for president obama. if you make a signature issue of the republican party, will you become a party that's irrelevant? >> well, i don't think we have made it a signature issue but i think what we have said is that the institution of marriage is the central and foundational socializing institution in american civilization and it's not something to be tinkered with. it's not something that should be imposed on the american people by an act of judicial fiat. as you alluded to folks earlier, erin, to exacerbate the polarization further increase the contentiousness of this issue. i think it is served the republican pa

navarro went to a ballroom in a ritz carleton outside d.c. and did something many in his business want to do. tenaciously challenge the drone regulators at the f.a.a. to loosen restrictions on unmanned plans over the united states. judging from the reaction he received and from the stated intentions of the drone advocates who convened the forum, the domestic drone industry expects to do more of that in the next coming months. there's been a lot of hype around unmanned drones becoming a fixture over u.s. airspace. you may have seen just two days ago, i think a pilot coming in to new york city saw one on the way down, and i saw the report, i think, yesterday saying they're still asking whose drone it was. you would think certainly we would have found out in 24 hours. i would think for certain it would probably be a government drone. but it's a little worrisome they're seeing drones they don't know who is flying them or where they are as far as getting in the way of our commercial airliners. there's been hype about drones becoming u.s. fixture o

strategist anna navarro joins from us miami. look at miami. are you kidding us?don't hate me. >> we are all jealous. let's start with l.z. how do you think the supreme court will rule? a decision that affects 50 states or just california. >> you know, i -- i'm really am undecided. i'm not really sure where it will lie. certainly i think that just -- in california, the easier route, probably the sensible route. when you talk about addressing the entire nation, you talk about imposing something from the en -- on the entire nation. it can go either way. many of us did not think justice rob woerts come out and find a way to support the health care reform. certainly it is very difficult at this point to look at the scenario place in front of us and try to decide where the supreme court is going to lie. i will say this, though. that if any of the justices are concerned about their legacy and being on the right side of history, that could become a factor into how they decide to vote because they all see the tide as turned. what you don't want is for your name to be next

. >> kamala harris, ron brownstein, ana navarro, thank you. >>> head for our popular online segment called getting to know. this week you'll get to know more about california ag kamala harris. fareed zakaria "gps" is next. >>> this is "gps global public square." welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. a great show for you today. first up, the question for the economy. should we save or should we spend? what will get the economy moving faster? i'll talk to the chief proponent of spending. nobel prize winning economist paul krugman. then, the race for space. is america losing? china is building its own space station and the u.s. has to rely on russia to send our astronauts up to the stars. what is going on? >>> and the exploding middle class. in more than seven years it will triple in size to almost 2 billion people. it will change the world. we'll talk about how. >>> but, first, here's my take. those of you who follow the show reg lerly know i have long argued that cutting government spending in the midst of a weak recovery is not a path towards

with camilla hair as and joined by ron brownstein and cnn contributor and republican strategist ana navarroto pick up where we left off on gay marriage and i want to read you something that frank rooney wrote in "new york times today" in his column, in which he was saying, yes, we're excited about this ruling, but they think, those who support gay rights certainly believe that this is an issue whose time has come. "no matter what the justices say during this coming week's hearings and no matter how they rule months from now, the final chapter of this story has been written. the question isn't whether there will be a happy ending. the question is when." >> that may be true, but it may take a very long time. we are moving in two vaf different directions. the trajectory of public opinion is clear, especially generationally. if you look over the past decade in the pew polling that was released this week. the share of republicans who support gay marriage was reduced 22% to 25%. you have 25 states, in blue states i think it is clearly becoming kind of a norm and you'll see as many of the 15 by 22

. >> "outfront" tonight cnn contributor and republican strategist ana navarro is good friends with jebt hogan gidley. when you listen to him saying i haven't thought about that, everybody who has ever run for president seems to have said that to an interviewer at some point, whether he's got a unique perspective or something unusual to offer. what are your thoughts? is the country interested and ready for another bush? >> every governor sure has thought of being president. after all, the state governments are microcosms of the federal government. but at this point in time, look, statistics, they're out there during barack obama's re-election. a lot of the country still blames president george w. bush for the state of the economy. i disagree with that. i think those people don't know what they're talking about. however, facts are facts and it's a political reality, fair or unfair. at this point, i think the bush name carries with it a huge amount of clout, can raise money, obviously he was governor of a big state like florida. he's got a keen eye on the latino community, he can help bri

i'm joined by peter navarro and also with us ang lee. good to see you both.joining us. >> hey. >> thanks for having us. >> peter, kick us off here. is this a legitimate worry? >> it's a huge worry. i'd say if china's growth falls below 5% that bubble will probably collapse. the reason we worry about that here in america and in europe is that if the chinese economy collapses, what's going to happen is they're going to dump even more products into the u.s. whether it's steel, autos, whatever. that will slow us down. then of course globally you've got the commodity countries australia, brazil, chile, peru, you name it. it takes those countries down with it. investors really need to pay attention to that real estate bubble. because it's going to lose them money if they're not paying attention. >> what's your take? >> i completely disagree with peter. >> surprise there. >> i know. we're good at this. >> let's hear the comment from beijing now. >> oh, i'm in new york, not beijing. i'm sorry. let me just make my point which is i don't think there was a bubble at all

joining us, cnn contributors, democratic strategist, paul begala, and republican strategist anna navarro. here is the florida governor on fox yesterday. listen to this. >> i don't think there's any bush package at all. i love my brother, proud of his accomplishments, proud of my dad. if i run for president, it is not something in my dna compels me to do it, it would be the right thing to do for my family, that conditions are right, and that i have something to offer. >> paul, what do you think? a third bush as president? >> first you have to give him points for family loyalty. but the truth is just as a political truth, cnn did a poll last summer, he is the least popular living former president, most unpopular leaving office in my recent memory certainly. if jeb wants to run, he has to change his last name to something more respectable like kardashian, honey boo boo, maybe nixon, i don't know. the name, because of george w. >> you know him well, jeb bush, former florida governor. you like him. what do you think? >> i think i'm ready for jeb bush to be president and run for president. loo

amor toco a su puerta >>uno se enamora a veces de quien no debe, porque hay compromisos >>felicita navarroemos una gran familia, gracias señor dios. >>que lindo. >>por aquí vamos. >>a mis hijos, mucho cariño ,amor, satisfaccion y respeto como ha sido siempre. los quiero con el alma. (aplausos) >>y como se ha portado él en estos 67 años? >>muy bien, me ha ayudado a criar a mis hijos >>que belleza esto es para celebrar. >>cien años felicidades, que dios le siga dando muchas bendiciones. y a bailar >>muchas gracias. >>muchas gracias, a ustedes por estos momentos que me han dado. >>los muchachos le quieren decire algo. >>muchas gracias por el ejemplo, por la energía por los consejos y reafirmar que un buen crucigrama, tener el cerebro bien conservado, y la familia son el secreto para llegar a vivir muchos años >>que dios lo llene de bendiciones. >>muchas gracias. >>ahora si, que suene el mariachis. >>eso!! (aplausos) >>decir cien años es fácil, pero sabes lo que se ha vivido. >>me recordó a mi abuelito, que hacia muchos crucigramas. >>es hora de hacer un enlace semanal, me pueden poner el tequ

cnn contributor and democratic strategist maria cardona and anna navarro, full transparency, i hate the seconds. >> i love that sultry voice, can we go back to that. >> that was very intrigue, i love the voice at the beginning, can you use that throughout? >> i will. anna. okay. thank you. good to see both of you. up first, the blame game continues over the deficit the republican national committee releasing a new web ad asking democrats to admit they have a spending problem. listen. >> so it is almost a false argument to say we have a spending problem. >> i want to disagree with those who say we have a spending problem. >> i am not going to keep cutting the discretionary budget which by the way is not out of control. >> somebody keeps saying we have a spending problem. >> not to be outdone the democratic national committee launched a website called gop sequester urging americans to tell the gop to work with president obama and reach a deal on the forced spending cuts. our question is, will media campaigns shift public opinion on who is to blame for forced spending cuts? we'll start wit

thank you guys, appreciate it, ana navarro and van jones. >>> more reaction on the jobs numbers.he reaction? >> reporter: this reaction coming from alan krueger, the chairman of the council of economic advisers sounding that optimistic tone that we talked about, pointing out more work needs to be done, saying "while more work remains to be done today's report provides evidence that the recovery that began in mid 2009 is gaining traction." he goes oon to say "the administration urges congress to move toward a federal budget in a responsible way that balances loophole closing while making critical investments in the committee." the rnc putting out a statement saying those who are getting back in the workforce it's good for them but 7.7% unemployment is way too high and a lot of americans are living paycheck to paycheck. >> dan lothian with the white house response we appreciate it. >>> up next on cnn officials in south florida are keeping an eye on the beaches as sharks are spotted off the shore and what is the threat to people. what's next? he's going to apply testosterone to his

much more in our strategy session, two cnn contributors, democratic strategist paul begala and anna navarro start with these comments that really raised eyebrows over the weekend. republican separate gist conservative karl rove saying surprising stuff about same-sex marriage on abc's "this week." listen. >> karl rove, can you imagine the next republican presidential candidate saying flat-out, i am for gay marriage? >> i could. >> it cuts off that quickly because he quickly tries to make a left turn to kind of get off the subtd, anna. but, anna, what do you make of this? you made some news this weekend on our own show "state of the union" 0 when you said on this issue the genie isn't going back in the bottle. what do you think that karl rove is acknowledging this? it. >> well, i think it, like me, he might be optimistic that's the case, that we don't have this play a large role in the primary. but i've got to tell you, kate, i think it might be possible that the question is no longer relevant. nobody asks in a primary or in a political race anymore, are you for or against it interracial marr

anna navarro, a republican, who is a republican consultant and a contributor here on cnn, and a numberf other republicans have come out and said that they support same sex marriage. i don't think anyone is assuming that. but you can defend yourself. >> but the panel just -- several people on the panel just implied that this is the whole republican party, and the republican party, and i'm quoting -- >> the republican party opposes gay marriage. >> that doesn't mean -- that doesn't mean -- okay, but let me say this. >> they're not willing to be tolerant. >> let him finish. go ahead. >> i personally, i personally think that marriage should be defined between a man and a woman and i'm also in favor of civil unions. that does not mean that i am intolerant toward gays and lesbians, which you're trying to point a picture. you have no tolerance for my viewpoint. >> no, ben, you made -- >> you have no tolerance for my personal viewpoint. >> hold on a minute. what you're saying is that gay people should not have the same protections under the law as everybody else. that is by definition of intol

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of what happens in the afternoon, with temperatures a lot cooler than what we had yesterday. 62 in navarro 61 in oakland. upper 50s for san francisco, 61 in hayward. low 60s in concord, down into the santa clara valley, 62 san jose, 62 los gatos. 60 expected in santa cruz. for the extended forecast, so mostly cloudy, turning partly cloudy for the afternoon. we'll leave in an outside chance, maybe a few sprinkles over the hills today, maybe the northeast corner of our area. napa maybe into clear lake for the afternoon. outside of that mostly dry and cool. monday off to a cloudy start with a bit of residual moisture in place. fog definitely going to be a possibility through the morning hours, and then into the afternoon. partly cloudy skies, slightly warmer. tuesday afternoon increasing clouds and a system that will bring us a good amount of rain, and some decent snow to the mountains. it's going to linger into wednesday, as well as thursday. and our afternoon highs will be cool as well. i will show you the very latest on that rain forecast model coming up. >>> well, after a shaky start to t

the republican strategist anna navarro both cnn political contributors.eader in the senate mitch mcconnell. here is the sound bite. don't tell me democrats are the party of the future when their presidential ticket for 2016 is shaping up to look like a re-run of "the golden girls." you know, we got rand paul, marco rubio, paul ryan, and a slew of smart, young, and energetic governors ready to take america into the future. and the other guys got hillary and joe biden. >> he's laughing but does he have a point? >> absolutely not. first of all the theme of that wonderful sitcom was thank you for being a friend. mitch mcconnell will take miami because as you well know that is where the tv series was based. we'll take the senior vote, women's vote. but you know what? mitch mcconnell is running scared so trying to make it up as he goes along. >> he may have his own problems getting re-elected in kentucky. >> i was there for the speech. it went over very well. hardly did i know he could tell a joke much less laugh at one. but i do think that mitch mcconnell has