dustin paul has had neither, but that hasn't stopped him from trying. >> how far did you get?> not very far. not even out the door most of the time. >> right now i'm ready to get out of here. >> oh. there's probably anywhere from seven to ten attempts where he attempted to, i guess, exit his cell or his room area. >> paul is awaiting trial on charges of receiving and concealing a stolen motor vehicle, to which he's pled not guilty. >> i wasn't happy about being here. because really i shouldn't be here. i didn't know that car was stolen. >> many of paul's escape attempts were captured on surveillance cameras. >> the officer's currently doing what we call a block check. he's checking on the inmates. in order for him to do this black check he needs to go into his sub day room and go into the individuals' cells. mr. paul happens to be out in his day room time in the sub day room and seizes that opportunity and runs out of his sub day room through the larger day room. >> where were you trying to go when you were running? >> trying to get as far as i could get and trying to set a re

emily: so paul, it has been six months since you stepped down from the helm. paul: about that, yeah. emily: of y combinator. how is it going? [laughter] paul: it is so great. i wish i had done it two years before. emily: why? paul: it was so hard running y combinator. i mean, i'm not really an administrator. y.c. had gotten kind of big. suddenly i was running this big thing. i was never suited to it. emily: you said you would get your brain back. did you get your brain back? paul: yeah. emily: you are still doing office hours. paul: i had, this afternoon, i had the best conversation with a founder that i've ever had. i had lunch with patrick collison. founder of stripe. 100% of the conversation was about giant, take-over-the-world ambitious plans. and that is like the best possible office hours. emily: how involved are you, jessica? jessica: i'm still very much involved. i'm doing all of the same things that i used to do. if not engaged in different things. i miss working with paul, but i also love working with sam altman. emily: now sam was actually the founde

that is why what rand paul has done to make them weaker and more vulnerable. and for him to take money off of it? it is disgraceful. i find it ironic number right, that ted cruz is giving lectures on republican violence. all due respect, i do not need to be lectured by ted cruz. mark: you have the best republican brawler calling out his rivals. is this smart for him to start going after people by name pretty much before anyone else? heidi: it's not only smart. it's his only option. we are talking about a guy who went from being a prohibitive front-runner to near the bottom of the pack. so much so he may not qualify for the debate. what does he do to draw attention to himself? he starts throwing punches in every derek should -- every direction. not just at jeb, another prohibitive front runner, but also ted cruz. it is also his style, being scrappy. a fighter. it plays into that as well. mark: the other smart thing, he is going after people on things that he believes about. he is saying things with passion. these are not gratuitous shots. he actually has differ

in football, jason peter paul has had his right index finger amputated after a fireworks accident.e assigned his tender offer from $14 million because he hoped to reach a long-term deal by next wednesday. the giants haven't commented on this report. in baseball, mark to share a big home run twice as the yankees held a five to four, one homer in the fourth inning and one of the six. stephen drew provided the winning margin with an eight thinning home run. looks like a software update behind yesterday's four-hour shutdown of the new york stock exchange. there is a cool interview in the head of the exchange. has the big board fixed the glitch yet? we'll have that story and all the latest on that. a big bounce back after the chinese government opposes more regulations on investors. hoping u.s. stock futures regain some lost ground. all averages are in the green pointed to a higher open. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news on this thursday morning. ♪ sandra: breaking news this morning. stocks in china bouncing back helping fuel a rally in the

. >> roll back in our intelligence capability that senator paul has advocated for. is he making our country more weaker. >> a rivalry developing between chris christie and rand paul over how to protect americans. we'll take a hard look at that. >> small island off the coast of nova scotia that pretends to be iceland. it's called vanilla iceland. >> also, miller back from vacation and is wondering how martin o'malley you can say isis was caused by global warming. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. human life and the left in america. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. many of my ancestors were democrats, coming here from ireland with little education. they worked as laborers and eventually in public sector jobs. my paternal grandfather was a new york city police officer. my maternal grandfather a train conductor. so my people often voted for democrats. in fact, in the election of 1960, my mother voted for kennedy. my father voted for nix

paul has this peugeot trying to run away from police. >> good luck. >> yes, it's not going to work. mr. patel was clocked at about 80 miles per hour in spots doing double the speed limit. >> he was pushing it if he was going double the speed limit in that. >> he was pushing it. here you see the tires have gone flat they start smoking where patell decides i'll leg it and run away from the cops. night vision cameras easy spot him as he slows to a crawl through a wooded area. >> he's out in the field, gone right. >> he made it through the wooded area to get to a street on the other side, only to be met by another police car. they say yes, sir, you're coming with us. >> he's on the main. >> the 30-year-old has been sent to 18 months in prison faces a slew of charges including dangerous driving and driving with a suspended license. >> with that camera literally you can't miss him. it's a sea of white and there he is right there. >> he would have made it if it wasn't for the meddling cops. >> on the network, we got him. >>> if you mess with the bull you're going to get the horns. that's a

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as republican senator, and presidential candidate ran paul, has said, and to his credit he is consistent on this issue, imprisoning non-violent offenders for long periods of time does not make it safer, african-americans and latinos make up 30% of our population and make up 60% of our inmates. >> after the string of statistics the president shifted gears talking about widespread reforms from everything from sentencing guidelines for non-violent crimes as well as reforms in communities and more jobs for young people and reform in prison so people have a chance of reenry back into the real world a need for change from the president's perspective. >> thank you john. >>> well, the president's day got started early with the announcement of a nuclear agreement with iran. it took 17 days of negotiations and months of diplomacy to reach the deal, stopping iran from developing a nuclear weapon for at least 10 years according to the president and secretary of state john kerry in exchange sanctions will come to an end in phases, lawmakers in washington have 60 days to review the deal. world news ha

now that rand paul has joined the course, every one of the 16 republicans running for president is sayinge same thing. i don't think anyone will stand out. josh: we called ken goldstein to try to get a sense of where public opinion stands, he made interesting points. first, this is a topic hard to pull on, most americans do not understand nuclear negotiations. mark: used the republicans, 38% thought it was a good idea. about half of independence and over 60% of democrats thought it was a good idea. president obama as we said earlier, needs congressional democrats in some numbers to block -- to keep a vetoproof majority from taking place. given this is a partisan issue does public opinion matter? is this just an inside game with the president holding hands with democrats? josh: public opinion can matter. the question is are these attitudes towards iran fixed? mark: this is abstract. you have senators that don't understand the deal. josh: but if these ideas lead to a wave of anger from republicans, americans could think maybe it is not a good deal. i have a hard time believing it will happe

paul has a book out, a life in war time, a future of peace and prosperity. it is an impassioned critique. she had an involvement in wars abroad. rand paul praised president obama would prays nuclear agreement, opposed by most republicans, including the son, the presidential candidate. the younger paul campaigned on the father's libertarian ideas of small government. deregulation. perhaps to be his own man, rand paul harshly criticized accommodation with iran. he promises to vote against the iran agreement in the senate. i arrived rand paul if his son is making a mistake voting against the deal. here is what he told me. >> well we have a disagreement. it remains to be seen whether it's a mistake or not. i don't remember signing a pact and saying my son and i would have a disagreement on policy. if we look at the big picture, with the monetary policy spending, debt. he's by far the only one that approaches the idea that we should be less involved overseas. you know, you can pick out one vote and say this is a big difference. if you look at intervention overseas

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upper income brackets parity in the brackets. >> by the way, libertarian-ish here we think rand paul has a policy. >> we just need someone who can articulate it like jess said. i think if you articulate it well to the american people they will like it. when more businesses and entrepreneurs have more money they can hire people less unemployment. how can i help my daughter with her reading? [beep] searching for help with dachshund breeding. no! let me try. sara's bright, but when she's reading she has trouble sounding out words. [beep] playing world music. [music] what? i give up. [beep] wait. i was trying to show how sara feels everyday. frustrating isn't it? redirecting to understood.org. narrator: join parents and experts at understood.org. a free online resource about learning and attention issues to help your child thrive. >> donald trump running for president. besides the donald no one is happier about the taenlgs than liberal media. a distraction for the left. planned parenthood selling baby body parts for profit. again, the liberal media isn't covering that because they would have

but paul has not signed his offer so it can be withdrawn at any tile. >>> it's now 4:45. i want to go back over to sal. >> you said back to work and i got choked up. >> i know because you had to come back to work as well. >> if you are going to work soon, it should be a decent if you can step if there are no problems on the defendant he steve will be here in a moment. you can see traffic is light as you drive into the valley. if you are driving into san francisco crowd can tee photograph at 4:46 let's bring steve in. i think you had a couple days off yourself? >> it was much needed. not as much as you. how do you feel if much better now. we do have a pretty big change compared to last week. it was all about the inland heat last week and the tropical moisture. that is not the case this week. our own good friend john said just saw your forecasted highs for the week. now you are talking perfect temps. yes, i know. which means a lot of 70 pzen low clouds in place. decent drizzle, on shore wind. in it's all because of this little low. we talked about it last week. it's taking

i worked with the romney campaign to make sure that paul has the separation she needed. what was interesting is that it was very unlike the way they prepared governor romney in terms of briefing materials. there was a lot of time spent with paul. we went through eight mock debates where we played a stand-in with joe biden. we prepped him and had specific questions and scenarios to play out. paul was very hands-on. he edited all of the material with a constant work in progress. by the end of it, the briefing materials had an entire briefcase. it was a 40 pound case of briefing materials that would go on the plane every day. as we were flying to the various campaign stops paul would practice areas parts of the debate. it was a great example for me, particularly because paul with so much younger than i was when he ran for office. paul's encouragement when i told him after the election that i was contemplating what do you think about if i ran for congress? he completely encouraged me. i credit him as a turning point. >> on the night of the debate, where were you? representati

it is not clear if pierre paul will be able to play, he has been designated as a franchise player for the giant but has not yet signed his contract. >> better reason not to play with fire works. >> absolutely. >>> 4:47. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning we will go live to the floor of the new york stock exchange where traders hope to recover from the technical glitches. >> but first here's is what coming up on cbs-3. >>> we are following breaking news in south caroline, south carolina house approved a bill removing the confederate flag from the capitol ground. governor nicki haley says she will sign the bill. that flag must come down within 24 hours of her signature. >>> parents are upset over firing of the gay couple at waldron mercy academy in merion. school will not give a specific reason but did release a statement saying school adheres to the teaching of the catholic church. >>> technology experts are looking into three major problems all in one day. the new york stock exchange says configuration issues suspended trading for several hours. temporary trouble accessing

. >>> rand paul has been relatively quiet of late.eo of him burning pages of tax code putting it through the woodchiper and taking a chainsaw to it to promote his tax idea. >>> meanwhile senator cruz released an ad of his own called in defense of religious freedom. it's a conversation for a couple who are forced to close their business after refusing to host a gay marriage in their church. >> our country was founded by people that risked everything because of religious freedom. i want to thank both of you number one for taking a stand, but number two telling your story. >> and how can diddid we not think of this? the donald trump generator. insert the name of your choice in the actual trump tweet. our producer will tried it. it says will works really hard but doesn't have it. will say total loser. that's true. i'm kidding. he's going to kill us. >>> i'm joined by jonathan allen. good morning jonathan. >> good morning betty. >> here's a treat for you. we put your name in the trump insult generator. it came up with total light weight jo

times said will it be interesting to see what somebody like iran paul has to say about this, we heard what he had to say, what did you think. >> stephanie no real surprises but rand paul are asking the question, of does iran win on this? and what sort of verification does the u.s. to the other world powers that that iran will stick to it's end of any bargain that are part of this now we see folks like senator paul not just raising concerns here but also out on the presidential campaign trail, we also heard from marco rubio that was one of the more explosive lines and i want to give you a sense of the back and forth between rubio and secretary of state john kerry as he post add series of hypothetical questions. >> we will coordinate in every possible way with israel with respect to israel's concerns. >> so if israel conduct as cyber attack are we blunted to help them defend themselves. >> no, i assure you we will be coordinating very closely with israel as we doen every aspect of israel's security that that's not how i read this. >> i don't see any way to be conflict with israel, with

. >>> and according to nfl network and various media reports, giants defensive jason pierre-paul has is hand in a fourth of july fireworks accident. the severity of the injury has not been released but espn is reporting he has burns to his hand no nerve damage. the team believes he'll be okay. he's heading into his sixth nfl season and is a two-time pro bowler. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> clouds overhead. they're moving in. showers are also trying to arrive. but you won't see too many certainly not to start with. a chance of showers will be increasing, especially this afternoon. and the temperature will also be moving up in spite of mostly cloudy skies. right now we're holding in the 60s and 70s. it's dry, looking across the delaware this morning. starting to make out a few scattered clouds overhead. no showers just yet. temperatures in the 60s and low 70s. 72 at philadelphia international. we'll be in the 80s this afternoon. we'll be watching for showers in south philadelphia. a little more likely in south philadelphia than to the north

he needs to be caught. >> paul jackson has a scar on his stomach from having his appendix removed. arizona and hawaii and has a back ground in electronic and automotive work. if you've seen paul jackson or know anything about his whereabouts, please call 1-866-the hunt, or go to our website at cnn.com/the hunt. you can remain anonymous. we'll pass your tip on to the proper authorities, and if requested, we'll not reveal your name. >> vance started writing to me just shortly after he got into prison. his letters were 14 pages all the time. and he's never written a word about paul. never. has not written anything. so i've asked him a couple times. he may be right here in oregon. vance always said if you want to hide from the police, hide in plain sight. they never find you. >>> on this episode of death row stories, a family is found brutally murdered. >> the severity of the crime puts it on another level. >> and an escaped convict is sentenced to death. >> they caught him, they should do away with him. >> but just hours before his execution, a new defense team raises doubts about his

kennedy: this is what rand paul has to do commentate down the afro and walk around with the ak-47 onis back. >> if that is a recipe for success. >> former senator and vietnam's marine the onetime republican switch parties to read on his opposition to defeat the incumbent republican are they too liberal? >> i think we can bring a different tone to the democratic party. they are moving away far to the left. that is not my democratic party. >> it is not. he is right and if the democrats could run someone with actual of military experience not just of b.s. populism but to save my guess very decent guy end to looking at him when he says the democratic party is not his party any more. we used to elect people like him to the presidency by state that time ended with george h. to be a bush. when i honestly thought public service was the noble thing to do. and to be moderate on those issues. but probably not too far apart. they don't really make it to the primary system anymore if they are like that. kennedy: can the hawkish democrat kickoff the queen? is there anyone on the horizon right now?

she has done it now. as paulid, her own people wouldn't support making a deal, she is made that impossible -- amy: a few months ago we talked to professor noam chomsky about what is happening in greece. >> it is a very significant but notice the reaction. the reaction to syriza was extremely savage. they made a little bit of progress in the negotiations but not much. the germans came down very hard list of amy: you mean in dealing -- what's in dealing desk sort of forced them to back off from almost all of the proposals. what is going on with the austerity is really class war as an economic program, austerity under recession makes no sense. it just makes the situation worse. so the greek debt -- well the gdp has gone up during the period of the policies that are supposed to overcome the debt. in the case as pain, the debt was not public debt, it was private. it was the actions of the banks. and that also means the german banks. when a bank makes dangerous risky borrowing, summit is making a risky lending. and the

instead what senator paul has decided to do is throw the baby out with the bath water and decided to make america more vulnerable to make a political point. i think it's wrong. i think it's dangerous. and how about this if god forbid there were to be another attack on the united states you know senator paul will be the first one dragging the cia director and fbi director and criticize them for not connecting the dots and not mention for a moment his hypocrisy for taking away the tools he needs. i am a former prosecutor. i have prosecuted terrorists and put them in jail. you can do this and you can do it well. that's the kind of attorney general i'll appoint and the type of folks i'll put in my government to make sure that they're protecting civil liberties but the homeland first and foremost. >> another hot topic, imdprags. here's what you had to say in new hampshire. please be careful about anybody who's running for president who's going to tell you they're going to build a wall across the entire soernuthern border. it's not going to be effective. was that a jab at donald trump. >>

he has a background in automotive work. if you see pauls, call 1-866-the-hunt or go to our web site at cnn.com/thehunt. you can remain anonymous. we'll pass your tip on to the proper authorities. if requested, we'll not reveal your name. >> shortly after he got into prison, the letters were 14 pages automatll the time and ne written a word about paul. never. has not written anything. so i've asked him a couple times. he may be right here in oregon. vance always said, if you want to hide from the police, hide in plain sight. they never find you. >>> on this episode of "death row stories," found brutally murdered and escaped convict is set to death. >> they should do away with it. >> but just hours before his execution, a few defense team raises doubts about his guilt. >> you let the evidence lead you to a suspect. what they did in this case was exactly the opposite. evidence destruction, evidence tampering. my client was framed. there's a body on the water.

has been fired. his tenure was marred by the death of freddy gray and the riots that crippled the city for a week. as paul beban has the story. that spelled the end for batts. >> former commissioner anthony batts just signed a new contract through 2020 and until now he had the support of city hall but today baltimore's mayor said it's time for the a new top cop. be stephanie rawlings-blake thanked anthony batts but said they needed a change. >> it is not an easy decision but one that is in the best interest of the people of baltimore. the people of baltimore deserve better. >> reporter: the mayor said an ongoing spike in murders demanded a change in leadership. batts firing came two and a half months after baltimore plunged into violence following the death of freddy gray. after the riots died down arrests in the city plummeted and the city's homicide rate spiebd. in may there were a reported 42 homicides, a 25 year high. batts called it a crisis and call for help from the federal government. >> this is all hands on deck. all hands every single resource, every single body, every single personnel on the st

senator paul has an amendment he has proposed and senator mcdonnell has put that on a fast track forote. >> several states attorneys general have decided to look into planned parenthood whether breaking the law -- >> and they should. >> camilla harris here in california. >> camilla. >> sorry. >> i have to say broadly one of my least favorite things on earth is when old men send young men to war, particularly those who have never fought. i hate that. i also hate when old men oppose abortion late in life. they were all for it in the 70s and 80s. now they see the light. that's happened to several of these republican candidates, including my dear friend donald trump. he was in favor of abortion rights and now he's against it. he saw an ultrasound. they all see ultrasounds. if they were pro-choice before now they're pro-life because they saw their grandchild in utero ultimaterasounds. now to whether they have the right to bring up the planned parenthood there is a callous callousness among those arguing for a women's right to choose that has become ingrained and institutional. >> i don't

. >> what rand paul has done has made the country weaker and more vulnerable.we're going to look back on this and he should be in front of hearings in congress if there is another attack. >> i think voters should be capable from extinguishing the republican party from donald trump. >> i like donald trump. >> they're on a spectrum of hostility which i think is really regrettable. >> my record as it relates to immigrants is pretty clear. there's no hostility at all. >> trump was called and asked to tone down his rhetoric on immigration. >> joining me live now is nbc editor plarkmark murray. mark, good morning to you. i want to start with these appearances by the general congress. they seemed like old friends. they were swapping stories about their grandkids, but of course they did all of this while their family members are pretty much duking it out on the campaign trail. here's what they had to say about that? >> i know jeb and i'm confident secretary hillary will elevate the discourse. >> i know who i'd like to win. but the more important thing for america is th

. >> rand paul has done to this country is the terrible thing it is disgraceful. >> we will look back and he should be it hearings in front of congress if there is another attack. lou: welcome governor i a much rougher civility to the nastiness but be honest as republicans can handle the rough-and-tumble of the political arena of the trail then perhaps we should start rehearsing because her royal highness will be the runaway winner sheet does not have to do you answer they just ask what is your favorite color but then they will wind up to walk backwards on a command is security to see the republicans appear ready and refuse to heard up or ditched the paddock republicans might have a chance the primary might be darwinian in deaths it is the point in the first place. the application of the evening from theodore roosevelt. the most successful politician is he who says what the people are thinking most often in the loudest voice because he was the original roughrider. we will be right back. they're economy is directed at the banks are belly up. why are they throwing a big fat greek party?

caroline: ryan -- paul, ryanair is the -- paul, you're the kind of person that ryanair has been targetingar -- paul: i think the speciality. 18 miles from big places. neil: not anymore. paul: the stereotype. you have: moving into israel. -- you have poland moving into israel. neil: we been growing extensively in the major airports around europe. lisbon and portugal. we will continue to add a primary airports and we will wrap up this winter. airports will be launched last winter. there is no reason you shouldn't -- there's no reason you should not be flying with us. caroline: you said turkey is in the midterm for you. where is the low hanging fruit jackal neil: -- low hanging fruit? no: -- neil: we are bringing in a lot of opportunities in airports alike. the biggest difficulty is a shortage of aircraft. we can fill more aircraft than we currently have. a lot of opportunities. we were the leaders in costs for many years. we are getting better program well ahead of everybody else. the airports are aware of capacity being pulled out of the market. they are very keen with the growth that ryan

rand paul has been holding out. he didn't release the numbers until tonight, till friday night, and now we know why. balls rand paul's fundraising numbers, by our calculations put him just above ohio governor john kasich and well below texas governor rick perry. if you want to be seen as a top tier republican presidential candidate, you do not want to be between john kasich and rick perry. especially right now when it looks like neither john kasich nor rick perry is likely to make it on the stage to be in the republican presidential debates. that is not the territory that rand paul is supposed to be in. between john kasich and rick perry? one of the basics how rand paul is supposed to compete is his supposedly amazing donor network which he got from his dad, everybody thought that rand paul would be able to raise tons and tons of that sweet, sweet ron paul money like his dad. topping that huge donor class that the other candidates can't touch, because their donors don't overlap with everybody els. rand paul is not su

. >> you suggest rand paul in particular, rand paul has plateaued? >> he had a good 2014 no doubt about it. but 2015 was not kind to it him. once again, things could change for senator paul. but the polls in new hampshire, he's got to do well before they vote. but 2015 is not what 2014 was. that could be the rise of isis and national security coming to the forefront of the republican debate and others grabbing that mantel. we'll so what happens over the next several months. the debates can change everything, jon. >> he was described as one of the most interesting men in politics not that long ago. >> he has a strong base of support and they will be out in iowa. you have to get to 20 upon percent and that's why donald trump is doing very well in a escape candidate field. 20 or 25 percent is a good number. >> donald trump is already a household name though. is that part of the appeal? you said it will be a big audience generator just because trump is on the stage and he's someone has americans know is an entertainer and host of his own television show.

>> rand paul has the medical degree, you would think that helped him out. kennedy: probably a little survivalism in there, too. >> kitchen cabinets, lou roth knows his way around a survivalist shed. >> not a regular md, right? he's not an optician, he's an ophthalmologist, he went to medical school and got a medical degree, he's dr. rand paul. >> that's what i wanted to know. [ laughter ] >> hey, they've all been in the administration, don't knock the university. >> they laid off 900 employees. >> and that laurette university that the clintons were wrapped in. kennedy: i remember that. let's keep it on track here. how is chris christie like a puppy trying to get adopted. >> that's what i thought. picking fights, that's what you have to do in a crowded field, you have to stand out. if you go to a puppy store, that's what you have to do. they're not covered in confetti, they're attacking people. i'm just surprised. kennedy: he's got another puppy's ear in his mouth. >> look at that face, ma, come on. i was surprised they chose you got to pick a fight somewher

. >> as republican senator and presidential candidate, ran paul has said and to his credit he is consistent on this issue. imprisoning large amounts of non-violent offenders costs money but does not make it safer. one-third of the budget now goes to incarceration. and there are excellent outstanding people in our justice department, starting with loretta lynch and we have great prosecutors here today and they do outstanding work so many of them but every tlar they have to spend keeping non-violent drug offenders in prison is a dollar they can't spend going after drug king pins or tracking down terrorists or hiring more police or giving them the resources that could allow them to do a more effect job policing. and of course the costs that can't be measured in dollars and cents. because the statistics on who gets incarcerated show that by a wide margin it disproportionately impacts communities of color. >> african-americans and latino make up 30% of our population and make up 60% of our inmates. about one in every 35 african-american men and one in every 88 latino men is serving time right no

rand paul has a big briefing book he's using to talk to reporters.en he about debates, he seems more nonchalant. what we will see from donald on the stage in cleveland will be what we have seen so far. off-the-cuff and freewheeling. pimm: michael, is there any pressure on the other candidates to disavow many of the statements donald trump has made is representative of the republican party? michael: we have seen that pick up in the last couple of weeks, as trump has solidified his standings at the top of the polls. have seen both sides of this as well. senator ted cruz from texas has refused to distance himself from trump, and he is appealing to a lot of the same voters. it will be interesting to see. said, theig thing he most outrageous one, going after john mccain and sort of dismissing him for being captured as a pow, we have not seen any evidence that has hurt him in the coals. a new call out in new hampshire has him at the top of the race their best. outpacing jeb bush, scott walker, similar to what national polls showed. pimm: thank you very muc

mark: why has rand paul relatively been absent from the state and how do supporters feel about that? er: i'm not sure exactly why he has been absent. i'm hearing some bubbling up of comments that bernie sanders has taking a bit of shine off of rand paul. you have some of those middle of the road libertarians who are giving a look to the vermont u.s. senator since he has some of the same -- they come from the same place on some of those national security issues and privacy issues and things like that. it could be the case that sanders is getting support out of the middle from rand paul but people are waiting for him to come back. there is still interest for him in iowa. phil: jennifer, chris christie is up with tv time in new hampshire. we have a quick snippet now. chris christie: leadership matters for our country and the world. if we are going to leave, we d we have to stop worrying about being loved and start caring about being respected. i'm not looking to be the most popular guy that tries to figure out what you want to hear, say it and turn around and do something else. i mean wh

we have a report tonight. >> roll back in our intelligence capability that senator paul has advocatedking our country more weaker. >> a rivalry developing between chris christie and rand paul over how to protect americans. we'll take a hard look at that. >> small island off the coast of nova

. >> senator paul has made that case before, too but he eventually changed because of the pressure about israel. are you talking about israel, too? >> in general we do not -- it doesn't make sense for us to borrow money in order to give money to somebody else and pay the interest on it. >> giving money to israel? >> israel i would certainly continue to aid. i think israel is our friend and a strategic ally for us. i was in israel about six months ago. and i couldn't find a single person there who didn't think we had turned our backs on them. and i think they're a strategic ally for us. >> isn't that the case that's always been made for foreign aid, the marshall plan which saved europe and create ed the best strategic ally we've ever had has also done at a time of huge deficits after the second world war. so in other words you would pre preprioritize and give aid to countries if it were strategically important? >> if it were clearly an important thing to do. in many cases it's not. in many cases we're giving aid to many countries what that don't even like us and say bad things about >>> c

kentucky senator rand paul has been quiet lately.was in denver today hosting a briefing event during the cannabis business summit. it's a very good plan. once they give you money, there's a good chance they'll forget and give you money again. but i don't know if you have to go to colorado. if rand paul wants money from stoners, he should just become a pizza delivery guy. it's a risky strategy courting this marijuana lobby, because, you know, studies show that if republicans smoke enough pot they turn into democrats, and then you've lost them. hey, here's something for pot smokers to really noodle. we had an extra second today. today, june 30th is the day on which an extra second is added to the clock. it's called the leap second. and they do this every once in a while. it's not a scheduled thing. they do it to account for a discrepancy between the earth's rotation and the atomic clock. so today was really longer than usual. if you take a selfie during the exact second they add, you will ought malically die. you will die instantly. wh

pierre paul has not yet signed that $14.8 million offer so the team could possibly withdraw the offer at any time. >>> the fan votes are in and buster posey will be the national league starting catcher in the all star game. the giants star got more than 9 million votes to beat out molina. this years all star game next tuesday in ohio. >>> josh donaldson set a record for the most all star votes ever. he will start at third base for the second straight year. that beat out the previous record of 11 million votes held by josh hamilton. mlb says 620 million votes were cast in all. that breaks the old mark. all star pitchers and reserves will be announced today. >>> i don't know if you made it to the movies but there were no fire works at the holiday weekend box office. the fourth of july was more of a dud for two new movies and two returning movies. they were sparklers. >> he just went and made a new dinosaur? probably not a good idea. >> jurassic world earned almost $31 million in its fourth week in movie theaters. and inside out made almost as much money but the sequels to two popular mo

and, republican senator and presidential candidate rand paul has said, and to his credit, he has been consistent on this issue imprisoning large number of non-violent drug offenders for long period of time cost the taxpayers money, without making them any safer. roughly one-third of the justice department's budget now goes toward incarceration. one-third. and there are outstanding public servants at our justice department starting with our outstanding attorney general loretta lynch. we have some great prosecutors here today. and they do outstanding work, so many of them, but every dollar that they have to spend to keep non-violent drug offenders in prison, it is a dollar that they cannot spendinging after drug kingpins or tracking down terrorist... >> reporter: through hear the president of the united states barack obama addressing the convention here, naacp national convention here the at the convention center. he addressed themes that you heard him speak about including sentences handed down to non-violent drug offenders that he says those sentences do not fit the crime. he talk abo