nia meeks, nonprofit executive. hi, nia. >> hi. >> ed turzanski, foreign-policy analyst. >> morning. >> good morning, ed. jim eisenhower, attorney. >> morning, matt. >> and renee amoore, gop state official. >> hey, matt. >> thanks for joining us, all of you. the city of baltimore has seen the pot boil over, and now a lot of people are wondering, is it simmering in other cities across the country? hundreds had gathered for a largely peaceful protest in philadelphia over the death of freddie gray this past week, but you have to ask the question -- and, nia, i'll got to you first -- does every large city in america, philadelphia included, and maybe even some smaller cities such as wilmington, which we have seen have some problems with violence, sit on a powder keg just like the one that blew over in baltimore? >> the short answer to that is the potential exists in all these cities because we have conditions that are similar in all these cities that we're discussing. and to be frank, because this is such a somber topic,

. >> is nia long in this?r all over my house she is gorgeous. you know, shaw shenk redemption cried. he finally gets out walking up the beach you know to see, it is morgan freeman walking to up see what's his face? >> yes. >> the actor common. robbins? >> what? >> anyway. >> back to the -- >> at love people cried at the notebook too. >> oh, that one gets me. >> the cast away, it is raining, it is pouring outside. and he goes to visit his ex-wife helen hunt was the actress. >> yep. >> see runs out to the car look like she will leave her family and go off with her ex-husband who has been a drift for five years. and as they're pulling away from the house no, the car turns back into the driveway. she has resigned to live with her new husband and children. and he has to go off by himself. >> you know it is very sad. look at you. >> oh, gosh. >> is that how you look? >> anyway we have completely blown the store bit tokyo hotel. >> well we need to go someplace, obviously we have tears we need to get out. you need to

>> sorry, how old is nia today? eighteen. >> she's 18. >> she's legal.n adult. >> we watched her first day of kindergarten on this program. >> yep. >> sue, better not start crying. >> prom saturday. >> yep, we got to read something else. >> i'm fine. >> spring fling continues this week. >> yep. >> we're all about allentown. >> so starting at 7:00 in the morning, we will be live at seventh and hamilton, so come on out join us, quincy harris will be there at johnny's bagels and deli, he'll move outside for party on the plaza with two live bands and mascot where he's going to be joined by lucy noland. >> hopefully he can dance better than he can hit a baseball. that will was rough. right? okay so during the five p.m. and 6:00 p.m. newscasts alex holley will be at coca-cola park with sean bell, to get readied for the ironpigs games. come dressed up, will allow to you wear costumes, quincy going back in the evening he'll hang out with scott williams at dorney park. hoping or hopping excuse me, on a new ride eating some food. >> good times sue serio happy birt

more refugees are arriving in tanzania nia by the day.all fishing village where they first arrive is overwhelmed. 25,000 have been moved on from here, but 35,000 remain. aide agencies have cut a trail through the mountains and are leading the strongest on a six-hour hike to reach the official camp. they are given refugee status on arrival, where to live and how to make a living will come next. for now the focus is on safety and survival. >>> most migrants have arrived in greece and italy, but the commission wants to find them homes across the continent. john psaropoulos followed some of the ally sum seekers. >> reporter: they start at dusk crossing fields of maze and wheat that mark the northern edge of greek territory. there's no legal way for them to get to the heart of europe. so they take their chances on foot. this man has left his wife and four youngest children behind in yemen. >> translator: i will never see my children fight for al-qaeda or any other side. >>> a motel and disused petrol station are a temporary resting point and o

nia meeks, nonprofit executive. hi, nia. >> hi. >> ed turzanski, foreign-policy analyst. >> morning. >> good morning, ed. jim eisenhower, attorney. >> morning, matt. >> and renee amoore, gop state official. >> hey, matt. >> thanks for joining us, all of you. the city of baltimore has seen the pot boil over, and now a lot of people are wondering, is it simmering in other cities across the country? hundreds had gathered for a largely peaceful protest in philadelphia over the death of freddie gray this past week, but you have to ask the question -- and, nia, i'll got to you first -- does every large city in america, philadelphia

union joining me gloria borger and nia-malika henderson.velations about this guy, sidney bloomenthal, he's basically the personification of a clinton insider, was advising secretary clinton on libya while he had business interests there. not clear if she knew he had business interests there. he was trying to make money, basically, in libya. he's not a diplomat or an intelligence expert. what do you make of this? >> well at the very least, anderson it's embarrassing and i think there are legitimate questions that you can raise about a conflict of interest since he did have business interests there. again, we don't know whether she was aware of that or not. but when you talk to people even inside the clinton campaign as i did today, and the name sidney bloomenthal comes up they're like really? because sidney bloomenthal is controversial, he's a clinton partisan he's been in their orbit for decades. and it's not someone they ever expected to kind of be sending e-mails to the secretary of state, about libya. now, you know she passed it on she s

nia mallika, great to have you here with us, thanks so much.mentioned he's not necessarily polling at the top of the field but four years ago about every republican in that race took a turn at or near the lead. >> right. >> you never know. >> you just never know and that's what makes it so exciting. thank you for joining us "at this hour". >> "legal view" with ashleigh banfield starts right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> hello, everyone. i'm ashleigh banfield. welcome to "legal view." the gunmen are dead, their motive is apparent, their only victim is now home from the hospital, but last night's shoot-out in the dallas suburb of garland, texas, still very much a federal case with isis connections and police and federal agents in phoenix now joining in. they've spent hours going through this apartment shared by one of the suspects. at least one of these two suspects, a known isis sympathizer, convicted in 2011 of lying about his plans to take up jihad in

for the parent every little nia curry of course a lot of concern over their eight year old daughter, we'll cross our fingers for her. >> septa officials trying figure out why a bus ended up on the train tracks along columbus boulevard. yesterday evening the route 29 bus was headed to its final destination, witnesses say the bus made a u-turn at dickinson street, abruptly crossed over the tracks and got stuck a few feet away from a freight train. the bus blocked several intersections, including the normal route along tasker street. the septa driver and two passengers on the bus were taken to the hospital. the bus has since been moved. >> the manna cured of killing melissa goes on trial today he can terminator jason smith is accused of strangling her then setting her body on fire after they argue over work he did at her graduate hospital area home on january of 2013. now the defense is challenging the police search of his levittown home and his alleged confession. we'll keep an eye on that for you. >> only on fox philadelphia mother demanding justice after she says her autistic son was

sure that with its protection of workers right and other parts of its legal code, that it can harmon niasngapore and japan. >>> you can be sure. vietnam has been trying for some years, to get into the modern economy. and it's getting there on some fronts with help. so there's some sense if there is greater investment, by virtue of it being in a more liberal trading environment, it will meet them. and it's like the conversation, that the rest of your rop should have had with. this is not a political union it is just a trading union. >>> vietnam is not there along with korea and japan. mexico and canada. and australia that are in the deal. but there is some sense these trade deals work well for countryes like vietnam and manufacturing countries and they'll probably see a net increase in their trade and standard of living. >>> join him weeknights at 10:30 eastern. >>> thanks. >>> some of the countries involved in negotiating the partnership don't have the heated domestic debate that you're seeing in the united states. how do they look at themselves? >>> benefiting from lowering trade barrier

let's bring in nia mallika henderson.ar him speak in depth about the issue of race and speak candidly in light of the police custody deaths in baltimore and ferguson. and statten island. why do you think the president and first lady are taking such opportunity to speak out more now. >> i think partly events have demanded they do so. we've had the last six to eight months with the events in ferguson, statten island and baltimore as well, events have dictated they respond to them. today you already heard him talk about poverty and race and poverty, so inextricably connected if you think about that neighborhood in baltimore where freddie gray lived, one in five folks there are unemployed and the poverty rate there extremely high and on that package today, i think you'll see them talk about that today. you heard the president talk about the nation reframing the way we talk about poverty, reframing the way we think about the nation and thinking about those kids in baltimore in cities where poverty is high, thinking about them

. >>> tranz nia is struggling to cope with the growing humanitarian crisis.s of thousands of people who fled violence in burundi are crammed in transit centers and refugee camps. aid agencies say there isn't enough space and conditions are appalling. at least 33 people have died of cholera. kim vinnell reports. >> reporter: they have fled their homes, but their journey has just begun. the refugees are moved south of the border to a stadium turned transit center which is their next stop. >> translator: it was two days traveling, and we had to walk long distances. when we crossed the border to tanzania, it was difficult. >> reporter: weeks of cramped conditions and poor sanitation is reeking havoc. the sickest are brought to makeshift treatment centers and pumped with say listen. >> all acute diarrhea cases at the moment are being treated as cholera. you have to take stool samples and send them to a lab, so it's a time consuming process. >> reporter: for here it's another three miles inland. cholera has been confirmed in each of the three stops, and hundreds of

. >>> daughter nia alma was born to a surrogate.ays he chose because he's cheesy like that. his son was born in 2013. >> 4:57 and a deadly fire in philadelphia is now a case of arson and murder. police believe whoever ignited the flames hoped no one would escape. >> investigators of new england think a suspected serial killer could be responsible for even more crimes than previously believed. "action news" will be right back. >> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> good morning everyone, it's 5 o'clock on this tuesday may 12th and breaking this morning. >> another strong earthquake rocks nepal sparking fear and panic through the streets. >> rocks fly through a school bus window striking a student in the face. "action news" speaks with the victim and her mother about the frightening ride. >> sent to the sidelines the nfl comes down hard on the new england patriots and its biggest star. we'll break down the deflate gate

year-old father of two and a video software architect for the associated press. 55-year-old ab bid gillan nia wells fargo executive from new york. this man who only wanted to be identified as ken was visiting his sister at temple university hospital he says she was in the second trip car and is now battling lost pain with a collapsed lung among other injuries. >> she has broken ribs, she has fractured back. she's unable to eat. she has had a head laceration. >> reporter: shaw says the most frighten frightening part derailment was when the lights went out. >> it took a few minutes for everyone to realize the am of pain you were in. that's when you started to hear the scream. >> he fractured his vertebrae a disc and rib and will be at hahnemann university hospital for the next few days. philadelphia attorney robert monk lewis see spent part of night visiting perspective clients. we spoke to him about the ntsb's conclusion the train was going more than 100 miles an hour and safety features to slow it down were not in place. >> that technology has been available and the question becomes, why aren

. >>> the cavs injured guard everybodying giving his injured right nia test on the practice court diggame time decision between cleveland and atlanta tomorrow. the cavs haven't missed a beat. they hold a commanding three games to nothing lead in that series. >>> very scary moment in the game between golden state and houston. legal mvpsteph curry went up for a block and landed on the back of his head. it looks very bad was able to walk off the court. he was treated for a head bruise and mack us willy able to return to the game in the third quarter right now the rockets lead the warriors 102-92 in the fourth. >>> game five between the blackhawks and ducks. fir period cam fowler took a one to nothing lead. don't blink. 32 seconds later ryan kessler with the deflection and score right now in the third the ducks have a three-two lead. we'll be right back with more news. >>> not many firework at the box office for holiday weekend but george clooney knew sci-fi flick managed to claim the top spot. tomorrowland pulled in $41.7 million. and that is in deed a huge number but fels short of the $

asi reaccionaron familiares y amigos de la mujer y la niÁ que murieron en livermore, luego de saber quedel museo de arte metropolitano de nueva york, conocida como "met gala"!! y como ha ocurrido en aqos anteriores, la alfombra roja se ha convertido en el evento de moda del aqo. en esta ocasion el tema fue el lejano oriente..y l alfombra estuvo llena de transparencias y mchos vestidos con la tematica de la exhibicion. pero para hablar de los aciertos y desaciertos pasamos a los angeles con jomari goyso!! cuentanos, jomari! jomari: quÉ bellas veis en la distancia!!! es la vemos alta costura la cumbre vemoy es la Única fiesta _ vemos alta costura con extravagancia. inspirado en la cultura china. tenemos las primera que pensaron que iban a los gramys y se equivocaron. creo que estos vestidos hubiera funcionado en otros tipos de alfombras y aÚn asÍ hubiera dicho yo que estÁn medio exageradas enseÑando sus cuerpos pero aquÍ no funciona porque aquÍ no es ese tipo de moda. o sea, aquÍ no es probar el tipo de cuerpo que tÚ tienes. aquÍ es probar que tienes estilo y que sabes adÓnde vas. >> beyo

more than 3,600 migrants from those countries have travelled to nia-malika henderson -- knee -- indonesiaailand and malaysia. if they don't go by sea, many try escaping over land borders, the jungle is known to be used by both smugglers and traffickers. earlier this month, similar camps and more graves were found on the thai side of the border. >> the only thing that is surprising about this is the malaysian government didn't find these camps earlier. we have known there has been these camps on both sides of the border. now malaysia really has to investigate what was happening there, whether there was official complicity involved in the running of these camps, and investigate and prosecute everybody who was involved. >> reporter: human rights watch also says there needs to be international pressure put on the myanmar government to stop the persecution of the rohingya people until the rohingya feel safe enough to say in myanmar, it is feared many more will parrish in trafficking camps or at sea. >>> simon is the executive director of the advocacy group, u.s. campaign for burma. thanks for

nia henderson has written extensively about what is going on. she really needs to bring out this african-american vote. >> that is right, pollsters call it the obama surge that we saw in 2008 and 2012. one of the things you hear people saying in terms of trying to get the voters back on board is listen you have a chance to make history one, with barack obama and will get a chance to make history again with hillary clinton if we vote her into the white house. so that is one of the arguments i heard people make down there. and so far it seems to be working. a lot of people on barack obama's side in 2008 and obviously in 2012 are now on hillary clinton's side, working on her campaign and doing some of the grass roots organizing as well. >> because the history was made with the election of the first african-american president in the united states. you think blacks will turn out to elect the first woman president in the united states? >> i think if you look historically african-americans tend to vote democratic a trend that has been going on for the

. >> rather risking his chances in taz nia than being forced to join the so-called group waging a campaigntion inside burundi. these people are the lucky ones relatively speaking. this is where the majority of the people fleeing their country have ended up. in the last few weeks, there have been as many as 50,000 people there. it's now down to about 30 in a community which is normally just 11,000 people. and this is what those conditions bring. vomiting, watery diarrhea, the government hasn't declared a cholera outbreak yet, but this is what it looks like. >> here, we can treat them. i think we would have lost a thousand, would have lost hundreds. but by moving them here, we have lost about 12. >> doctors are working as fast as they can. disinfecting where people lie, rehydrating patients, giving them tibiotics. but they need more health workers and more cholera beds. this is highly contagious stuff. cholera is easy enough to treat, but it's quick to spread. crowded and unsanitary conditions harder perhaps to escape than the political uncertainty these people here have fled. cnn, tanzania.

. >>> tu nia has become the second largest producer of olive oil in the world for the first time after record season. most of the produce is going to european markets. but as our correspondent reports, farmers say the boom hasn't translated into more profits. >> reporter: just a few years ago this farmer could never have imagined doing so well. all of the farms like his have prospered from lots of rain and healthy trees. tunisia produced 400% more olive oil this year than last. this year it was the second biggest producer in the world. >> translator: it is extremely important. it shows our work is valued on the international market. >> reporter: around two thirds of tunisia's olive oil is exported to the european union. this year farmers could have sold even more if it wasn't for e.u. quotas. and some say they are not profitting as much as they should from what they do sell. that's because many european companies buy the oil in bulk and mix it with their own supplies. >> translator: i believe that we have to put more commercial and marketing effort into promoting our own olive oil, to

should they fight the russians on the streets of viel nia or in the countryside to protect the capital well as having russia to the east, there's the enclave to the west. the trains carrying oil and russian troops pass straight through. fields surrounded. >> as well as calling on n.a.t.o. to defend the skies, this country, with estonia and latvia requested a standing n.a.t.o. army of 3,000. that is a real test of n.a.t.o.'s stated commitment to protecting the countries. >> we are asking them to be together with us. if the rotational process will continue on the ground the same as we have with the air mission, it will be good. >> reporter: of course the russians say it is hysterical scair mongering. we asked but were refused an interview with their ambassador in viel ni as. a diplomat said to me "some people say we have our hand in everything." in propaganda terms that's no match it n.a.t.o.'s policy to journalists. >> n.a.t.o. admits there's never been a single incident of the russian war plane breaching the air space of any of the baltic states for all that these pilots practice the s

i saw and reacted to it, by saying beautiful, with the blue dress involved nia's prom. >> yes it was saturday. >> she looks great. >> how about that. >> that is little girl we watched go to kindergarten last year and now she's a senior in high school. we were very proud very happy. i said keep that picture like i had to dig my prom picture up, just a couple weeks ago. >> no pressure. >> the rest of your life. >> that is was wonderful. there where is so many things over weekend. we had south street festival. broad street run yesterday. so many things. weather turnout great. now we will look at the future. eighty-five today. eighty-four tomorrow with showers and then are storms possible in the afternoon. could link inner to wednesday morning. we are cooler on wednesday. back in the spring-like 70's and 78 on thursday. eighty's return for friday, saturday and the mothers day which is on sunday. is there your seven day forecast from the weather authority. will you guys eat. >> better believe it. >> i was not here because i was sick thursday and friday. >> i know why you decided not to pa

a lot of army people have died today around hab ba nia and other places so i just don't see the iraqirmy ever going into the sunni heartland, al anbar province or retaking mosul. it's not going to happen and the fact is ash carter is right, there isn't the will to do it and i don't think we can create that will. >> general marks you look at the map we had up and you can see baghdad is so close to these sunni areas where isis is supported, where isis has taken control. are you confident that baghdad will remain under iraqi control? >> i am brianna. the best units that exist, i'm not being facetious, the iraqi military has superb fighting units. they are concentrated in and around baghdad. i mean that has to be held at all costs. i would say that baghdad is in good shape. its surroundings are fine. they understand what the defense of baghdad needs to look like. it is a defense that's in layers. baghdad is okay. the challenge is as bob has described, it's the sunni heartland and the only one showing up in combat right now are the shia qods force, badder corps, the militia being supplied

did you and nia just hang. >> we hung on a at day and i went to be in baltimore with my mommy and we had a family barbecue at the my brother a's house yesterday. it was awesome. weather was good. it wasn't too hot. no one was complaining about the humidity because that happens, you know, and just like the trend we started on friday and continue into saturday and sunday morning we started off fog any spots this morning. we have a dense fog advisory in effect until 10:00 a.m. for kent and sussex counties cumberland, cape may atlantic, ocean and half of the burlington in new jersey. this is where we expect to see fog. lets see what we have got. we have visibility that is about 5 miles in philadelphia a right now half mile in atlantic city, two and a half miles in wildwood and 3 miles visibility here in philadelphia. so, there is reduced visibility especially in south jersey just keep that in mind. the system we're watching at least one of them is ana a tropical depression, we will have details on that, swirling around north carolina and a few places are getting heavy rain question of co

sue, i was thinking of taking them to see mall cop and sue says her daughter nia saw it and it was worstilm ever made. >> she's a generous person and she will always said a break. she said mom this is worst movie i have ever seen. we like the first one. we had such high hopes. >> this is what i have in store. >> that is just one review. you can always take a nap. that is what i call the movies for me a $10 nap. we've got the state of delaware we've got southern new jersey, all included, in this dense fog advisory. showing up on this map here it is bad around fort dix there reduced in trenton. 6-mile wrist built in philadelphia but go down to the area where we will see advisories in effect and less than half of the mile. atlantic city wildwood, millville dover delaware this is where you need to leave early because you may have trouble finding your way where you need to go. not a lot of cloud cover showing up on satellite and radar but there is not a lot of moisture in the air partially because of the new subtropical storm ana just official as of last night first name of the 2015 hurricane

are is prom for my daughter nia and these pictures will be forthcoming throughout the rest of the morning. so now chris murphy we can focus on may weather. >> get it. >> floyd mayweather. >> he has one more fight. >> you are so clever. >> okay, all right. i didn't think of it but i stole from it a smart person 58 degrees is our current temperature in philadelphia. we have a chilly 48 in allentown but all and all it is a pretty comfortable morning. we have 48 in atlantic city. sea breeze there. fifty-eight dover 567894 in wilmington. nothing on radar until you go way out to lake michigan and that is the lead being edge of the cold front that will be part of the weather future starting tomorrow afternoon. we have today and tomorrow that will be positively summer like. cool start but temperatures in the 80's we think by the even of the day. 3-mile an hour breeze right now. 5:58 is our sunrise time amazing and here is your high temperature today. 84 degrees. tonight we're down to 60 with clear skies we will have a cool down, of course and feeling like spring again but little taste of summer f

the chamber of commerce sabo nia is too close to organized labor. but owe -- say that bonilla is too close to organized labor but opponents say glazer is opposed to unions. >>> a mayor's salary would go up from $125,000 a year. for the ten councilmembers they would get a boost of some 13.6% in san jose from $81,000 to $92,000 a year. >>> time now 6:09. one bay area city appears poised to adopt tough tobacco restrictions. >> reporter: i'm lisa chan live at the hall of justice a place you don't want to be during an earthquake. coming up we'll tell you why the state is calling this courthouse and many others a category 5 building. >> from the kpix 5 weather center, good morning, everybody, we have rain back in the forecast. i'll pinpoint which days you can expect it. >> and right now, as you can see, everything looks great if you are trying to leave hayward on westbound 92. but we are all gearing up for a second san mateo bridge closure. what you can expect coming up. there are signs of affection. and then... there are signs of affection. use gas that

isis fighters fighters launched new attacks on has been nia overnight. h ashsbbaniyah.ill, what do we know about what isis is trying to do here? >> good morning, jose essentially they're trying to drive home their advantage in anbar province where they have the iraqi army on the run. now a good time to make more gains. remember isis took the city of fallujah a year ago, nearby ramadi this past weekend and as you say they're now trying to link them up. it's not far, it's a 45-minute drive. overnight, iraqi forces say they fought off an attack by isis. there is the huge military base at habbaniyah with military equipment isis would love to get its hands on. you have to wonder how long the iraqi forces can hold out because anbar is now an isis stronghold and there are only pockets of government control all the way to the suburbs of baghdad, really. one other point. there have been 16 u.s. air strikes in iraq in the past 24 hours. none of them near ramadi. in baghdad, mean while, in the government ministries as isis advances apparently causing panic, but you have to ask, jo

this is my baby's son ross who has been with me all of the 19 years and the rest of the family nia anddest daughter deb friday minnesota. >> well, thank you so much. >> i wish you well and continued good health my friend. >> so, katie the story that we are hearing over and over again today. >> absolutely good that story continues on with my guest as well. i will bring it over to this side. joining me is one of my favorite people, she's a dj over at amp radio, new amp radio. i know you have been here a couple times what is this atmosphere like for you. >> incredible being here, one of my friend is breast cancer rvivor and it touches home as a community brings awareness to breast cancer, to finding the cure. there is so many incredible people here, amazing to be part of the cbs family today. >> you mention that had word family cbs-3 and whole group of sister stations. i love hash tag sister station love. talk about a concept out in the community like this. >> so cool to be seeing our different sister stations and coming out here and bonding together as one big unit, incredible to see it.

backs of kids who cannot otherwise afford to go to college, if you don't say you're going to fund the nia and niss because that is our future. >> joining us now, joy reid who is in south carolina following hillary clinton, annie carta, following hillary clinton and richard wolf executive editor msnbc.com. joy reid, it was a return to one of the tough spots on the campaign trail for hillary clinton today. how does she do that? >> i'll tell you, lawrence she was received very well in the room of about 200 democratic activists who are doing this day in blue. also to emphasize the party from -- >> i remember when i was a practicing lawyer back in little rock database. >> i thought she did pretty well. >> let's take a look at the announced candidates now in the republican field. jeb bush rick perry, rand paul rick santorum, lindsey graham scott walker john kasich chris christie richard wolf you cannot believe that every one of those names in the not yet announced column is going to jump over into the announced column. are we really going to have a pataki a jindal candidacy for presidency? >> a

sophisticated and >> i saw one photo of a few gentlemen wearing biker vests that appeared to have the ss ensig nia them a sort of reference to nazi organizations, white supremacists. is there any kinds of connections to these groups? you can't help but notice there's a certain uniformity to these gentlemen in terms of their demographics. >> as the a formal level no, at an informal level very often there is some interaction. there tends to be a racist bias within a lot of the clubs. you have to go cap ter by chapder because each chapter is different, chapters being the local group. but there is a lot of overlap or contact with white supremacists. >> james quinn who studies these groups professor appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> joining me now patrick swanton, public information officer for the waco police department. sergeant, can you describe your understanding, your department's understanding of what exactly was happening before this fight broke out on sunday at this twin peaks and how your department learned about it? >> i will tell you through criminal intelligence resource we were made aware

backs of kids who cannot otherwise afford to go to college, if you don't say you're going to fund the nia and niss because that is our future. >> joining us now, joy reid who is in south carolina following hillary clinton, annie carta, following hillary clinton and richard wolf, executive editor msnbc.com. joy reid, it was a return to one of the tough spots on the campaign last time around for hillary clinton today. how does she do that? >> i'll tell you, lawrence, she was received very well in the room of about 200 democratic activists who are doing this day in blue. it's an annual day when democratic stallwarts get together and try to console themselves as to some of the misfortunes of being a democrat in south carolina, but also to plot a way for the party. she emphasized building the party from the lower -- >> i remember when i was a practicing lawyer back in little rock -- >> i thought she did pretty well. >> let's take a look at the announced candidates now in the republican field. we have -- this is in the order that they announced. we have ted cruz, rand paul, marco rubio, ben car

. >> hey, sue, changing topics your daughter nia will start college in september. >> yes. >> don't make her cry. >> don't worry about it. >> okay. her grandparents will pay her loans off, it is a new trend. lauren will tell us about this, you got all of the student loans, right. >> yep. >> now you got student loan debt, into your 20's and 30's, maybe your early 40's. >> wow. >> i will tell you who is paying for it now. it is a new trend. >>> but first you have to kind of graduate from high school, right. we have seen all these graduations. jen is getting ready to have a great grad party look, jen. >> absolutely because people are having parties at kindergarten graduation party or grad school graduation party, daytime, nighttime, do i wear bling or in the wear bling, we will talk bit all and we will give you good do's and don't's. you will want to see it, coming up. >>> and plus, all morning long we will be covering this because it is a a congestion on the new jersey turnpike is going to last all morning licensing. one of the worst wrecks we have seen in a long time. i used to be able to

atinÓ al color, le queda sensacional, volvemos a lo mismo, es una mujer muy chiquita, el vestido te nÍa de su colecciÓn de ropa, a ella le gustan mucho los crop tops, y las minifaldas, ¿quÉ opinas? >> es una muchacha muy joven con un cuerpo muy bonito, es alta, le queda muy bien, el corte de cabello, la siguen muchas niÑas, yo creo que es el tÍpico ejemplo a seguir, le vamos a dar un "ehh". karla: me encanta mucho su estilo, muy bonito. >> sÉ que quieres hablar de esto. >> sÍ vÁmonos con el mejor vestido de la semana, y se lo tiene que llevar el papacito que amo con toda mi alma, ricky martin. >> tremenda estrella, se encontraba en londres en una gira promocional donde paso por italia, espaÑa, y estaba en londres, una camisa negra, chamarra de cuero, pantalÓn gris, lucÍa sensacional. >> siempre he dicho que el que sea caro no tiene que ser que sea bonito, o tener mucho dinero no significa que tengas buen gusto. >> y hablando de buenos y malos gustos, les cuento que la peor de la semana que escogimos de entre todos, porque por escrutinio completo, yo quiero ver el "bombote", quÉ es esto,

just want to ask about a recent decision in the fourth circuit, which involved gang members under the nia. i am sure that gang membership may constitute a protected characteristic that can entitle an individual to asylum -- if you are an ms-13 member, you might be in danger in your home country. you can then not go back to your home country. we can be set up for significant fraud there. how do you interpret that ruling by the fourth circuit? has it changed any procedures? johnson: i have to confess i am not familiar with that decision. if you don't mind, let me take thatt question for the record. >> i would appreciate that. can you give us an idea going about how many people you estimate going across our southern border? i know there is no accurate number. is there an attempt, i know we have this big number of illegal immigrants. we had the study going on for the set overstays. but in terms of people coming in a legally, what are we doing in dhs to quantify that. to make sure we have the resources. johnson: we have apprehensions which is an indicator regarding total attempts to cross the

. >> nia will be in it. >> she announced it last year. >> so excited. all right.r damage day lewis tilda swinton or javier bardam. >> i'm going daniel day-lewis. >> no. >> all right. the correct answer javier bar dam. >> picking up his 2008 oscar for "no country for old men" dedicated it to his mother. he gave a beautiful speech in spanish and the first time a spanish actor won the oscar and it was nice for him to share that honor with her. >> wow. >> over to you. >> we have so many birthdays. her 50th birthday. which film character told her daughter but nobody ever said life was fair. i'm bigger and i'm faster. i will always beat you. joan crawford mrs. wormwood or mrs. robinson in "the graduate". >> a total guess. i'm going with b. >> no. but hopefully you enjoy this. >> it's called "party animal". >> that is a good one. the correct answer is joan crawford, mommy dearest". >> her daughter famously published a tell-all memoir a year after her mother's death and the movie was made a few years later and one of the most famous scenes from the movie included a line n

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&u and remember we showed you the 60s at the beach, and 66 in philadelphia and 88 in northwest+ ñia philly reading. as far as the radar is concerned, not much, but it has not been moving in the southwest corner of the state of delaware and generally the rural area. there's a lot of 94á-k.srain. the radar estimate, and it is up to 4 inchesmjj, of rain. in just two to threeídmhnzuóu hours, but again, flooding going on there, and much less populated areas in what we saw yesterday in new jersey. 84 degrees%rj at 6:00 and dropping into the 70s and we will see howky0dj&i hot it is going to to get and when thedwwípjk torms are going to get in the seven day in a few minutes. >> a new pest is sneaking into philadelphia the rice stalk stink bug was found in a 50,000 pound shipment of pineapples in thedÑs terminal. they werep)$zong from the dominican republic and headed to florida, it is a threat to soybeans and tomatoes and sweets. people in suburban philadelphia nobody has won the grand prize since late march. if you strike out there, hope for the powerball prize, and it is up to $171 million or