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to chief larry esquivel and the entire police department and to president paul kelly and the san jose police officers association. the california department of justice and the state's entire law enforcement community are here for you during this difficult and tragic time. you have our unwaivering support. today we honor san jose police officer michael johnson whose end of watch was march 24th. while i did not have the chance to know him personally i know from speaking with those who did that he was a beloved husband, son, brother and friend and a committed public servant. officer johnson or mike as we know him dedicated 14 years of his life to the most noble of professions putting his life on the line to keep our community and great state safe. in so doing he followed in the footsteps of his father daniel, a 28 year retired sergeant. each and every day across this great state law enforcement officers go to work from paired to give their lives. prepareed to fulfill that oath to protect the people of the state of california. like officer johnson they have put service above self and they

paul. for now, that works for his campaign. kelly o'donnell, nbc news, louisville. >>> a program note, savannah guthrie will interview senator paul tomorrow morning on >>> the story that was breaking as we were coming on the air last night. unspeakable tragedy for one maryland family. a father and his seven children all killed by carbon monoxide from a generator they were using because they may have fallen on hard times. nbc national correspondent peter alexander has more. >> reporter: the news today was crushing. >> i've seen a lot of things, but not something like this because of this. to have eight people in one place like that, you know -- >> reporter: authorities in princess ann, maryland, confirmed carbon monoxide from a generator left running in the kitchen of this small home killed single father rodney todd and his seven children five girls and two boys between the ages of 6 and 16. >> the children were all in bed appeared they were sleeping. >> reporter: the victims were discovered monday, nine days after they were last seen

paul has only an outside shot. and he would like to hear from someone who is high on his prospects. a voter from kentucky describing a run for the senate. kellyaul. she is a relation. telly: first line of attack was telling me you know everyone says i have a less than 10% chance at winning. [laughter] i heard him speak that night in town square park, and i knew. with this uncertainty in clarity that sometimes you have in life, i just knew. i looked him in the eye and said if you do this, you're going to win, i know it. mark: after that impressive performance by kelly paul, i caught up with them in a chaotic scrum after the event, and i asked him how he rated his wife's performance. how you think she did? paul: she did great. mark: did she practice a lot? rand: i do not know. mark: were you able to watch her speech? rand: i was able to listen. market? what do you expect her to do to help you win? he is expecting more of the same, including she is wanting a book tour in the coming days. she has a very high profile over some of the other spouses. my question to you is, is kelly paul a secret weapon or the secret weapon going forward? john: she i

paul kelly with the police officer's association talked to us. >> i miss not seeing him and being here and being part of the police family. it is tough. the procession starts in los gatos at ok and arrives at the sap center at 10:30 and the service is at look with speakers from the san jose police officer, michael's family and clergy followed by a moment of radio silence at 12:57 and then a final salute and farewell. ten policely corporates will fly in formation after the service and then a private ceremony at a cemetery in san jose for justify the family. >> officer johnson was shot and killed by a suspect march 24 while responding to a report that a man was distraught, intoxicated and had access to guns. investigators say the officer johnson was ambushed by the suspect who fired a rave fell from the balcony of the apartment. another officer shot and killed the suspect in an exchange of bullets. >> a south bay bar is holding a fundraiser to help the family of officer johnson. they are donating all sales not just a percentage of profits. official sharks all star nolan is a co-owner and

for paul kelly, johnson's death is personal. >> i'm going to miss not seeing him. >> we have people leaving and coming from out of state. and they stopped by. >> answering calls, while officers pay respects. but for rulis, he'll practice his trade. taking care of officers who trust him with their gear. >> they want to look in their best. >>> a community coming together to recognize the sacrifice of others. >> there are several road closures along the route. the casket will leave at 10:00. it will head up win chester. we'll provide live coverage of the service tomorrow when it begins and will be streaming online at abc7 news.com and the yerba buena tunnel on the bay bridge. >> and the noise that startling berkeley residents out of their sleep. >> i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a moment. >> a woman orders flowers >>> planned to ask for ransom this was the 20th time the 63-year-old asked for parole the ruling will go through review and could take up to four months before a date is sent to the governor. his brother was released in 2012. the other kidnapper has been denied

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for paul kelly, johnson's death is personal. >> i'm going to miss not seeing him. >> we have people leaving and coming from out of state. and they stopped by. >> answering calls, while officers pay respects. but for rulis, he'll practice his trade. taking care of officers who trust him with their gear. >> they want to look in their best. >>> a community coming together to recognize the sacrifice of others. >> there are several road closures along the route. the casket will leave at 10:00. it will head up win chester. we'll provide live coverage of the service tomorrow when it begins and will be streaming online at abc7 news.com and the yerba buena tunnel on the bay bridge. >> and the noise that startling berkeley residents out of their sleep. >> i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a moment. >> a woman orders flowers ♪ ♪ whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ ♪ oh yeah ♪ [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. >>> planned to ask for ransom this was the 20th time the 63-year-old asked for parole the ruling will go through review and could take up to four

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for paul kelly with the police officers association johnson's death is personal. >> i'm going to miss the most not seeing him. him not being here. him not being part of our police family. it's tough. >> reporter: at the marriott hotel downtown this tribute greets visitors as they walk inside. >> a lot of people liveeaving and coming in. they stop by and pay their respects. >> santa clara county law enforcement agencies and the chp will be patroling neighborhoods within the city during the memorial service. but he will show his gratitude by practicing his trade. taking care of the officers who trust him with their gear. >> they want to send them off looking and being at their best both off and on. that's fitting tribute. >> a community coming together to recognize the sacrifice of others. in san jose abc news. >>> there are several road closures along the procession route. officer johnson's casket will leave at 10:00. the procession will head up win chester to caesar's creek boulevard. we will have coverage of the memorial service tomorrow morning on channel 7. when that procession beg

paul. how long till he steps up to the podium? >> reporter: there's a video playing right now from his wife, kelly paul. expected to speak and she's the one who's going to introduce him. that could happen momentarily. one other quick point to add to what -- well, here is kelly paul. ashleigh, interrupt if you want to listen to her. briefly, it is on the money, certainly he has his father's network. but he's also being very aggressive in reaching out to silicon valley executives, people who he believes are much more like-minded and much more potential -- have much more potential to give him money than other republican candidates who are more traditional. the other point i wanted to make -- >> go ahead. >> reporter: the other point i wanted to make is about what kevin was saying, about the fact that he certainly has access to all of these new voters, these ron paul voters, his father's voters. but the very open question is whether or not he can get them back to the polls because many of them were first-time voters, they only voted because they were really, really enthused by ron paul. they might be turned

emotional for law enforcement and community the first officer to die in the line of duty since 2001 and paul kellyn talk to us about this. >> him not being here and not sighing him and being part of police family it is tough. >>> several dignitaries will be here the service starts at look with speakers from the san jose lived, michael's family and clergy followed by a moment of radio silence at 12:57 and a final salute at 1:08. police helicopters are flying in formation after the service followed by a private ceremony for the family at a san jose cemetery. >>> matt, thank you. officer johnson was shot and killed by a suspect open match 24 while responding to a report that a map was distraught, intoxicated and had access to guns. investigators say officer johnson was ambushed by the suspect would fired a rifle from the balcony of his apartment in east san jose. police say another officer shot and killed the suspect in an exchange of bullets. >> a popular south bay bar is holding a fundraiser to help the family of officer johnson. brittania arms is donating all sales not just a percentage of profits

back to louisville let's go to rand paul taking the stage, just interest dugsed by his wife kelly. crowd is going a lot crazy as rand paul takes the stage. this is the kickoff rally. >> reporter: andrea he's doing a rollout tour as he embraced his wife kelly, they've been married for 25 years, they have three boys and this is a family moment for them to be sure. and it is a different kind of republican event. i've covered so many over the years. there's rock and roll and hip hop played here not the typical country music you would have at one of these kickoff events. rand paul now at the microphone. >> president paul! president paul! >> thank you. i have a message! a message that is loud and clear and does not mince words. we've come to take our country back. [ applause ] we've come to take our country back from the special interest that use washington as their personal piggy back the special interests more concerned with their personal welfare than the general welfare, the washington machine that gobbles up our freedoms and invades every nook and cranny of pour lives, must be stoppe

paul kelly with the san jose police officers association talked to us about johnson. >> i will miss note, hip not being part of our police family. it is tough. >> several dignitaries from from the city and county and state are here. it starts at 10:00 a.m. and arrives at the s.a.p. center at 10:30 with several speakers from the san jose police officer police department, michael's family and clergy followed by radio silence and 1:0 8 and then a final salute and farewell. ten helicopters will follow in formation after the ceremony and the s.a.p. center and the family is heading to a cemetery in san jose for a private service. >>> officer johnson was shot and killed by a suspect on march 24 while responding to a report of a man who was distraughts intoxicated and had a gun. investigators say officer johnson was ambushed by the suspects. police say another officer shot and killed the suspect if an change of gunfire. >> a popular south pay bar is holding a fundraiser to help the family of officer johnson. brittania is donating all sales not just percentage of profits. the sigh length auction

coming up, rand paul's wife kelly and princess leia. will be right back. ♪ mark: our guest tonight is author kelley paul whose new book tells the story about her grandmother. she also happens to be the wife of rand paul who is running for president. thank you for coming on the show . we will start you off with the traditional author question. why did you decide to write this book? kelley: as a way to honor my grandmother and mother. i have amazing memories of my grandmother. she was such an inspiring person. i started out writing speeches about her after rand was elected. after i would give speeches about her, people would tell me stories about their grandmothers. i felt like it was really resonating with people, not only who she was but the way it brought memories to mind for other people. that is when i get the idea to reach out to my oldest friends and go back in time with them, a generation or two and find out who inspired them. mark: you are living in a nuclear household, allm men. the book is about your relationship with women, no

. >> senator paul, kelly o'donnell from nbc, can you be in washington and run against washington. >> you once said iran is not a threat, you now said is. you proposed ending foreign aid to article, and you once offer. >> withbe get to -- >> now you want continue crease it 16%. >> i just wander if you have mellowed out. >> all right. so hillary is ehe electrifying. some guys pet the -- petrifying. >> scary dangerous, slimy, firebrands extremist hardline, stupid, uppitiy, loud mouth demagogue flamethrower. those weren't terms applied to hillary clinton. those were terms applied to ted cruz by the same reporters when he announced his candidacy. the press yesterday were giddy. they were absolutely giddy. about the prospects of hillary running and i tell you, neil what is so fascinating is to watch how she plays them for fools. the idea that she would announce herself with this everyman attitude, she is just one of the guys, just one of those 2.5 billion decide guys worth $100 million and gets away with it. the fact they would say it's republicans who are looking into the scandals when th

kelly against the machine. she lost by 87 votes. . >> power is done in alabama secretly by an elect group of people. it was under white sheets, now house. >> paul is kelly's husband and a law professor, he went to the faculty senate and asked the university to investigate. >> lots of us know that over the course of decades the machine has been an issue and problem for the university, and an attractable one. the goal was to make sure that if this was a university problem, that the university was going to address it. >> reporter: university officials declined to get involved in what they deemed a municipal election, kelly sued, claiming voter fraud. her case was dismissed. it's under appeal. this is not the first time concerns were raised about the machine's influence on elections. in 1997 then newspaper editor don brown claimed as many as 265 illegal votes were cast in his run for council. votes cast by fraternity and sorority members. >> i think that the machine is - it's a symbol of larger issues in american politics. are we going to have a political system that is controlled behind closed doors by a small group of people, and lead to greater

she has weathered her share of things in politics. >> reporter: if rand paul is elected president, kellyirst lady. already she is quietly involved in her husband's political career giving him advice on speeches and critiquing his performances and she is keenly aware of his mistakes. >> kelly -- >> i'm sorry, go ahead. i'm sorry, go ahead. >> calm down a bit here kelly. >> did you go oh contentious a woman? >> you know i think that day, i didn't see that until later. at that point, i didn't need to tell him that. yeah it wasn't my best. he didn't need me to pile on. >> reporter: paul has worked as a writer and did get a bit of experience at marketing firm in 2012. then senate candidate ted cruz was a client. what do you think about ted cruz as the next president of the united states? >> i think i can think of someone that would be better. >> reporter: but she is no political animal was not keen on his first run for political office, the senate, five years ago. and was very reluctant for him to run for president. >> i do have trepidation. he wouldn't run if i didn't want him to. but for th

mark: after that impressive performance by kelly paul i caught up with them in a chaotic moments, and i asked him how he rated his wife's performance. how you think she did? pimm: she did great. mark: did she practice a lot? rand: i do not know. mark: were you able to watch her speech? rand: i was able to listen. mark: he is expecting more of the same including she is wanting a book tour in the coming days. she has a very high profile over some of the other spouses. is she the secret weapon going forward? john: she is not secret anymore. i think a lot of people this is the first time they saw her in the country and the party. she played a big role in his senate campaign, doing a lot of videos of things. she was very poised today. we understand how important and how big an asset a really solid spouse can be. look at her and say she looks like more of an asset than a liability or a no asset as it would be. mark: with the exception of william jefferson clinton i am not sure there is another spouse involved in this race. for an announcement it was strong, and he needs more than anything e

>> senator paul will be interest dugsed by his wife kelly paul. dr.e audience today and sitting with other paul family members and number of former staffers who worked for his campaign for liberty, some of whom are working in some capacity for senator paul in his presidential bid. but we're not expecting to hear him speak or take the stage today. that tells you while senator rand paul is positioning him, saying this is my father always embraced him and not the only candidate obviously that's likely to get into this race that has to deal with this but at the same time he's not choosing to push him into a position of prominence and authority at his presidential announcement. that tells you how he might approach this in his presidential campaign. >> thank you very much. that does it for this edition of "news nation." i'm tamron hall. up next msnbc's special coverage of rand paul's announcement live from louisville, kentucky right after the break. dawn. new bounty with dawn. what a novel idea! just rinse and wring so you can blast right through tough mess

what is the evidence that rand paul shushed kelly evans because she's a woman?e he perceived weakness. maybe he was irritated because she was doing this to him in the interview. and if you watch the whole thing she didn't give him a lot of opportunity to respond. and he lost his patience because he was irritated by the interviewer irregardless, irrespective of gender. >> there's zero evidence, but his defense i'm equally prickly with men and women not the best bumper sticker for a campaign. here's the thing, i think when voters watch these interviews they see how you deal with the media, even a hostile media, as a kind of proxy for the pressure you would face in the white house. so it's not just how you answer -- >> okay, i get that. but back to the double standard. are they going to do that to hillary clinton? i mean, really, do we expect hillary clinton to get a tough grilling interview on the "today" show? >> well if she doesn't, assuming that she provides some access to campaign which she'll probably walk through the democratic nomination, he's going to make

paul vs. hillary clinton for president. will hillary use this? she has been out there with this republican war on women already. can i imagine every campaign ad is going to be hey kelly, shhh. >> if she doesn't directly then certainly her people will. you know what i think rand paul needs is something that i have. when you are uncomfortable with something that someone you are sitting next to is saying like on the five, the best thing to do is just look in the camera and go, hmmm, you have got to have a look. >> you have done that? >> i have done that. it's a signature thing. that signals to the viewer that you are unof thible with the question but you will let the person finish because you are a polite person and people like presidents who are polite. >> a lot of times you will ask a politician something ask a very specific question like where are you on this foreign policy issue. and you get a completely different answer. would he be better off doing that? >> i think that he has to figure out a way to say i hear what you're saying here is what my position is instead of argue ing with the reporter about what the question is, he needs to it be able to tell us what his

coming on stage in louisville maybe we can see this, is kelly paul.nator's wife. i believe she is going to introduce him. i don't think that introduction will take very long. when she's done i do believe senator rand paul will appear. there she is. that is the wife. hopefully, she hopes to be the future first lady of the united states of america. shall we just listen in for a second? let's listen to the wife. >> so many people are passionate about making our country stronger, freer and more prosperous. [cheers and applause] together we share a vision for america, a vision of a country unshackled by crushing debt. recommitted to our founding principles, and fueled by freedom. stuart: i do believe it will be a relatively short introduction of her husband senator rand paul. we'll bring in rand paul when he arrives at the podium. okay. where were we? we were discussing john kasich, scott walker. >> mike huckabee. stuart: mike huckabee. >> to lou's point about mike, we all know him very well, he appeals so strongly to evangelicals who vote in huge percenta

introduced by his wife, kelly paul. then he gave a speech which was his message. some of the rougher edges shaved off, the libertarian agenda. his father was in the audience. photographers could not capture very easily the two of them in the same shot. this is a guy who was not afraid. he has underrated strength in the early voting states. he believes he can go by the mantra that john and i created for him that says the republican party is too small and the government is too big, and that he will stand out. it was a different kind of message. it is a bet that the fight will be different. he can't win if the roles of the -- if the rules are the same. if they are different he will be a finalist. john: people said he was the republican obama. there were a lot of republican -- a lot of problems with that. the way that obama won the election was by appealing to not just in a craft, but democrats. ted cruz is trying to get more of the same republicans. rand paul has a obama like pitch. he wants to appeal to young voters. he wants to appeal to voters who have not taken p

. >> in february, rand paul cnbc anchor kelly evans and told her to calm down during an interview. >>> some teens learn to drive from parents, some fra licensed instructors. but the first lady reveals that the secret service taught her daughter malia how to drive. the revelation was made to celebrity chef rachel ray to air tomorrow. michelle obama told ray that the secret service wouldn't let her in the car with malia. she said driving gives her daughter a sense of normalcy with other kids her age. of course when malia drives around the streets of washington there's always a lot of security around. >> i'll bet. >>> right now people across the midwest are cleaning up after some pretty rough weather. take a look at some of the damage that struck southern indiana. high winds are blamed for flipping this semi truck on its side along a busy interstate. elsewhere it's a tangled mess of twisted power lines and downed trees. hundreds of people lost power. >>> amelia join\s us now. what are we tracking that could impact us tonight and tomorrow? >> we're going to be dealing with a line of rain

when kentucky senator rand paul launched his campaign he did it with his, quote, secret weapon at his side. who is that? his wife of 24 years kelly paul who will be instrumental in introducing her husband to the nation, especially women voters who some say senator paul may be struggling with. >> here is how rand paul responded to those claims last night with greta. >> the interesting thing we've seen is that in the last couple of weeks we are outpolling hillary clinton in iowa which is a purple state, pennsylvania which is a purple state and also in colorado. i think we are doing something right to attract independents and women because we are outpolling her in these bellwether states that could go either way. >> joining me now kelley paul the wife of republican presidential candidate rand paul. great to have you on "the real story." >> thank you. >> you have a new book out. we'll get to that in a moment. what do you make of the fact some people are saying that your husband may not be able to connect as well with women? you are his wife. how do you respond to that? >> right. i think it's a false narrative a construct created on t

paul announcements and how he's get cannng the candidacy, mark. >> they're on the ohio river well choreographed event introduced by his wife who i think will become a very strong presence in this race kelly paul. he gave a speech which was basically his message, some of the recover edges shaped out in the so-called liberty awe jelled all his father ron pawld was in the area but the photographers could not capture two of them in the same shot. this is a guy who is not afraid, raised a lot of money and in iowa, hampshire and south care. he believes he can go buy the mantra that john and i created for him that says the republican partydskl÷ too small and the government is too big and that he will stand out appealing to new constituencies with a different kind of message than anybody else has. it's a bet and is premised on the notion that the rules of the non-nation fight will be different if they're the same they've been since reagan, he can't win, if the rules are different i think he will be a fine list in this contest. >> when ted cruz announced he's a republican obama, that's in the big stadium and gave a compelling speech. but therey,b=lwith that which was ted cruz was, the way that ob

you know mary pat obviously but kelly paul's been out there. even ted cruz's wife has been speaking. how much has that helped humanize their husbands when you think about chris christie or rand paul that can sometimes come across harsh? >> hillary clinton has a high-profile spouse. some guy -- bill. >> he's taking a back seat this time. haven't you order? >> yeah. >> we'll see how long that will last. >> i've always been a escapic toe -- a skeptic of how much political families matter -- no offense to you. >> if they mattered then they would have won. look at her. >> right. >> people don't vote for the family. they don't vote for you. >> josh is keeping it extra real. >> you don't think that spouses have much impact at install i would disagree on that. >> i think people thought hillary clinton had a significant political impact for bill when he was first running in 1992. she was sort of this trail blazer. chris hayes has been doing a great week on this in prime. looking at the campaign and how strange people felt to have a potential first lady

he already claimed paul was con sending to kelly evans. he told her to calm down. n universally testy with men and women reporters. paul weighed in on the south carolina police shooting urging people not to jump to conclusions about all police officers because of the actions of one. >> when you look at police across our country, 98% of them are doing their job on a day-to-day basis and not doing things like this. i want to be careful we don't paint with a broad brush that all of our police are bad. i hope justice does occur, but i hope we don't paint it with such a broad brush. >> hillary clinton tweeting her thoughts saying praying for walter scott's family. heart breaking and too familiar. we can do better. rebuild trust, reform justice system. >>> ted cruz building an impressive war chest for his presidential campaign. a network of four super pacs brought in 31$31 million. that sum reduces concerns about the senator's ability to compete. it can force other candidates to start fund raising big time now or at least their super pacs. no one expected him to pull in t

paul courting votes. mark murray and nbc capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell.een delving into this as well as kelly. what do you see as the new hillary clinton approach? how different is this going to be? the last time she did start online she went out to early states but this is going to be a different kind of hillary campaign. >> i think one of the biggest differences we're going to see is an attitude on not taking anything for granted at all. andrea, you look back at one of the biggest fundamental mistakes, they wanted to ignore the caucus contest and said it's really where the primaries matter and didn't realize there were a lot of delegates you could cap by winning caucus contests and then able to rack up tons of delegates and ended up having more on super tuesday because he paid more attention to the caucus contest. the vibe you're getting from clinton world, they want to take everything seriously. they are not going to let their guard down. have the perception that they are taking something for granted. >> and mark what about marco rubio, planning to ann

me finish -- hey, let me -- kelly, hey, sh. >> i'm sorry. >> quiet -- calm down a bit here kelly. >> rand paulhortly after that interview that he realized that you don't shush people. that didn't play well. that he has a problem because he loses his temper. he told me when he feels like he's being put on the fence with unfair questions. except that is part of running for president. some of the questions are perfectly legitimate. >> the media often becomes a target, though, to beat up on the media saying you're asking me unfair questions, playing doctor journalism, that type of thing. he comes across awfully defensive in this one. >> reporter: right. that's the trick which, is you know sometime the questions are overbearing or you know, you get talked over. all that happens. the trick for a politician, for a successful politician, is to pivot, you might say that's completely wrong but thin you pivot to your substantive answer so that becomes the focus. ted cruz was able to do that when he was unfairly beaten up, in my view, of how he scared a 3-year-old girl in a speech about the world being on

kentucky senator rand paul will announce his candidacy. nbc kellyll joins us live from louisville with more. good morning. what do you expect to hear today from the senator? >> well, good morning. this is a big day for rand paul and he's been preparing for it for a few years trying to make himself look like a different kind of republican. he doesn't want to be the sort of old school way of doing things. you know he's a libertarian. he's not the kind of hawk in the gop party. trying to reach out to different groups as well. to younger voters minority communities, trying to say it's time for a new kind of republican leader. that hasn't always made him popular within the larger republican party. today he's trying to expand what could attract voters to the republican party. he becomes the second official candidate to jump in. we saw ted cruz is already in the race. we expect marco rubio, his senate colleague from florida, to jump in next week. we're here in louisville where we expect rand paul will lay out his vision for the kind of candidate he would l

. >> and kelly paul. >> that's right. got a great new book. >> now is your opportunity to watch the after the show show. you're not going to believe. bill: big day on the road to 2016. marco rubio will join the crowded republican field as hillary clinton jumps into the race with this online video. >> i'm running for president. every day americans want a champion and i'm that champion. martha: hillary clinton taking a laid back approach. she rolled it out on social media to make it official. of course nobody held back. several gop hopefuls went after what could be the sole democratic nominee. >> hillary clinton represents the worst of the washington machine. corruption and cover-up. conflicts of interest and failed leadership. >> hillary clinton represents the failed policies of the past. does america want a third obama term? bill: byron york with us from washington. what is striking about the talking points put out by clinton's team is it has everything to do with domestic policy. >> she only spoke 94 words and it was all

senator rand paul appeared on megyn kelly's show last night and took a little heat. a look. >> it will for predential debates you will get pounded. it will get ugly. that is the way process works. people accuse you of being too thin-skinned. >> people can get better. i am not perfect. i lose my cool and my temperature sometimes and i should be better at that. david: does rand paul have a liablability problem and stand in the way of him being president? senator? i hate to focus on ronald reagan, even when he was angry there was something likeable about him. there is a way to handle that. looks like rand is having a problem finding that way, doesn't it? >> yeah. i think it is too early, david, to say he has a problem of the question is, can he grow, can he be authentic and spontaneous which the american people like. they understand if you have a flash of anger from time to time. sometimes that is warranted. can you avoid saying silly things or things that don't seem to make sense. this is work in progress. seems like good person to me. we'll see whether he projects tha

kelly paul opens up about that.he performs and cooks. kimberly shlafman's secret to an easy supper. >> let's have a check of the weather. >> all right. wet weather through the southeast, mid-atlantic states. ending here in the northeast. got some snow making its way through the cascades. windy in southern california. for tomorrow that wet weather continues into the east. southeast continues to see rain. look for some snow to develop in the wasatch mountain ranges. another beautiful day in los angeles, a high of 80 degrees. 58 and some clouds into the pacific northwest. these young ladies your boss paid for you to come to new york. that's a good job. where do you work? >> south carolina. >> you guys must have sold a lot of burgers. >> we did. >> all right. the clown is smiling. we like it. >>> good morning i'm meteorologist bill henley. rain showers this morning and into this afternoon. we'll keep temperatures cooler than yesterday. we'll be in the 60s. sunshine back tomorrow 71 after a morning low of 47 degrees. we

roll out, we're going to expect to see rand paul try to distance himself from his father as he tries to win over a broader audience. >> aaliyah fru man and kelly it. >>> that wraps up "the rundown" on msnbc. thank you for the privilege of your time. rand paul's event starts at 11:30 eastern time. msnbc special coverage begins at noon. >>> coming up next "newsnation" with tamron hall. i will see you here tomorrow. stuff? it's evil. and ladders... awwwwwww!!!!! they have all those warnings on them. might as well say, "you're going to die, jeff". you hired someone to clean the gutters? not just someone. someone from angie's list. but we're not members. we don't have to be to use their new snapfix feature. angie's list helped me find a highly rated service provider to do the work at a fair price. come see what the new angie's list can do for you. when it comes to good nutrition...i'm no expert. that would be my daughter -- hi dad. she's a dietitian. and back when i wasn't eating right, she got me drinking boost. it's got a great taste and it helps give me the nutrition i was missing. helping me stay more like me. [ female announcer ] boost complet

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rand paul of kentucky formally announcing he's seeking the gop nomination for the white house just a few hours ago. john harwood covering all the action from louisville kentucky. hi john. >> hi kelly. rand paul became the second major republican candidate to enter the race here in a ballroom in louisville. we heard some familiar eye con class am from rand paul. he said he would avoid needless foreign interventions. he said it was none of the government's damn business what a private person's phone records were. he also said he would take on special interests. >> we've got to take our country back from the special interests that use washington as their person piggy bank. the special interests that are more concerned with their personal welfare than the general welfare. the washington machine that gobbles up our freedoms and invades every nook and cranny of our lives must be stopped. >> and if you want to know what special interests he's talking about, the country song that warmed up the crowd before he came on especially prepared for this video, the lyric read "they're living it up on wall street and in that new york city town and in the real world they're shutting detroit down." t

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does rand paul have a problem talking with women? his wife kelly knows.on live for the first time since her presidential announcement and so why she's been hiding and avoiding the press at the top of the hour? nsince they could be a break through in search for life on mars. scientist believe they have found liquid water. what does this mean for the possibility of extra terrestial life? we talk about evidence of water what are we talking about. >> we have to have a giant car on mars and it has one of the most complex weather stations on the red planet. and scientist have found that the conditions are right in the giancrator in mars for a salty liquid brine water to coalesce out of the atmosphere in the night time with no sun in the sky and it could sit or seep or evapiate. >> is it like dewey sea water. the fact that it is liquid which we thought it was possible. this place where the rover was inhabable in for microbes means there could be a chance for that now. >> mars at one time had rivers and lakes and huge lakes. >> an entire ocean of water. >> so wha

look, rand paul i have to say, the shushing of kelly evans, i didn't love it i didn't.wasn't the greatest of tv. now that we have him doing that to savannah guthrie, it is a prime example where the media will say he has an issue with women. >> savannah guthrie asked these questions about direct quotes of hillary having a vicious temper, ask it savannah. >> hold on a second. but being fair i don't think savannah's question was too crazy, i am just being realistic. >> all questions i asked the night before. >> you have to manage temperament if you're running for president. >> rick ought to be able to hand a paper to poor miss hillary in the debate. >> she will play the victim. she wants them to shoosh her. >> here's the point. the point is that this wasn't about -- the questions weren't% about temper they were about policies and rand paul being a caa:uju)p libertarian. picking and choosing what issues he wants to be a libertarian on and women's health in particularar is one where he feels there needs to be -- >> if you look at the quinnipiac, rand paul is beating hillary