. >> ashley white and paul thomas were arrested yesterday just one day after noah was laid to rest. for more on this let's go the delia goncalves. >> reporter: good morning, the sheriff said they had two investigations, one into the disappearance of noah thomas, other investigation into a possible abduction or foul play. and now, we know that 30-year- old 32-year- old paul thomas face two counts each of felony child abuse and neglect. that's one count for each of their two children. you may remember ashley white told police she last saw her son allay watching sunday morning cartoons and she then left to take a two hour nap. the search for noah lasted five whole days and investigators finally finding the boy's body in a septic tank on the family property. >> and it came to a point where the evidence that we had, we felt was sufficient to establish probable cause to have them arrested for the charges which they were arrested. >> reporter: and we can tell you that the couple's 6-month- old daughter has been removed from the home and she's safe this morning. the sheriff's office says a

the boy was missing for five days before deputies found his body in a septic tank. 33-year-old paul thomas and 30-year-old ashley white or accused of child neglect and abuse. a preliminary autopsy has been conducted, but no cause of death has been given. a new development from adc courtroom about the donovan hotel murder. abc 7 obtained documents that say joce: stabbed david messerschmitt last february. she went there to rob him last february. court documents also say that david messerschmitt posted a personal ad on craigslist. he apparently communicated with the allman, thinking she was a man. -- with gollman, thinking she was a man. and an investigation of a possible sexual assault in montgomery county. it was reported at the 8000 block of garland avenue. three people are in custody in connection with this case. muriel bowser's first budget as d.c.'s mayor includes spending increases and cuts. there will be winners and losers in this battle. reporter: real bowser said hello to her father joe who came to observe. >> good morning, mr. chairman. reporter: revenue will only increase 3%, so t

. >> these parents, paul thomas and ashley quite, appeared in court by video today to be arraigned on charges of felony child abuse and neglect. according to the roanoke times, both face a charge of reckless disregard for human life but the mother ashley white, also faces a more serious charge of serious injury to a child. that could land her in prison for up to 15 years if convicted of both charges. the couple asked if the media not be allowed to watch the proceedings today, but that was denied by the judge. thomas also asked for bond but the judge said that would be determined on a different day. the couple's 5-year-old son noah was found dead a week ago in a septic tank near their home in southwest virginia. noah had been missing for five days. the couple's second child, a 6-month-old girl was taken from their custody the day after noah went missing. >>> we are tracking a new arrest of a suspected terrorist, this time a woman in philadelphia accused of trying to support isis. she uses the social media handle younglioness but her real name is keyana thomas. investigators say she bou

paul thomas and ashley white have each been charged with two counts of child abuse and neglect. found five days after being reported missing. his parents could face more charges, pending the outcome of his autopsy. >>> the 21-year-old woman accused of killing the 30-year- old in the donovan hotel met him on craigs list where he was looking to meet men. she jones us live now with more on what happened there today. deborah? >> that 21-year-old, being held without bond because she is a danger to the community. also like you said, he was looking to meet a man on craigs list, but instead the former basketball star and military academy grad who showed up. >> reporter: this is a young former basketball star leaving court. i asked for a comment and he said it is something that i cannot say on tv as we are learning how police said that the outstanding capital ended up murdered in a room at the upscale donovan hotel in northwest dc. he was found dead with his hands cuffed with colorful zip ties. he was using the e-mail to look for men on craigs list. for about five hours the day he was mu

ashley white and paul thomas face two counts of felony abuse and neglect. they were arrested yesterday, a week after 5-year-old noah thomas was found in a septic tank. both of them are held without bond. >>> university of maryland's president has shocked some alums by opening the door to renaming the stadium which is currently called byrd stadium. the issue? racism. some students object to the namesake because he's a former president curly byrd who was a segregationist who resisted integration. wallace loh said he'll recommend a possible name change and set up a process. >> to have that symbol suggests that we're not committed to diversity and inclusion. i will set up a process. different groups will discuss this issue and make their recommendation to mem as they would on any other -- me as they would on any other issue. >> the stadium name controversy comes as passions have been inflamed by a recent e-mail controversy involving a fraternity member who actually advocated race at a frat party. >>> tonight there are so many unanswered questions about the dono

his parents, paul thomas and ashley white are charged with child abuse. a six-month-old daughter removed from the home. they offer few details on what lead to those charges. >> and it came to a point where the evidence that we had, we felt was sufficient. for which they were arrested. >> the parents are in jail right now, held without bond. and that they would leave them on the nine-hour man hunt across northern virginia. and only on 9 tonight, on their suicide pack and what she said was a panic attack after being cut off from their families. >> i'm bruce leshan in fairfax county where i talked exclusively with emily williams. >> yes. >> and talk to the fiance, you may get some insight in the state of mind, who allegedly used a hospital security guard as a human shield to escape federal custody and then carjacked two people. >> he are my life. >> you need to call for life. >> reporter: the man who lead swat teams on a nine-hour man hundred is not the person she knows. >> watson is a benevolent, gentleman. >> reporter: she suffers from dementia, from depre

ashley white and paul thomas are each charged with two counts of felony abuse and neglect of children held in jail without bond. their 5-year-old son noah was found dead in a septic tank after a five-day search they're their pulaski county home. >>> no jail time for a spotsylvania county couple accused of leaving their three children in a locked room with a gate. the couple was charged with three counts of felony child neglect. in december detectives found their 17-month-old boy, a 3- year-old girl and 4-year-old girl confined to a room that contained urine and feces stages. they say the children were fed through an opening in a homemade gate and lacked social skills. the parents received a suspended six year sentence and indefinite supervised probation. the three children remain in foster care. we have a crew in spotsylvania county. you can hear from the sheriff's department tonight at 11:00. >>> 21-year-old keaway ivy of southeast d.c. was shot and killed in seat pleasant, maryland and this morning 21- year-old lafonzo iracks was arrested in his home in d.c. police say he and ivy we

. >>> ashley white and paul thomas had to bury their 5-year- old son yesterday, but tonight they're locked up facing charges linked to their little boy's death. it's the latest chapter in the sad tale of noah thomas, the boy who went missing one day last month. hundreds of volunteers turned out to help the cops scour pulaski county, virginia, for nissan of little notice. what five days -- any sign of little noah. five days in officers found his body in the septic tank and now the parents are facing abuse and neglect charges for 5-year- old noah and their 6-month-old daughter. what led to those charges? at a press conference today authorities weren't saying much. >> it came to a point we felt we established probable cause to have them arrested. >> the parents are held without bond. it could be weeks before the final autopsy report is completed. >>> police arrest a man in a rockville neighborhood who was exposing himself to both girls and women. kevin mchale is accused of seven incidents in the past month. hank silverberg is live they're -- near earle b. wood middle school with the details.

his parents ashley white and paul thomas were charged with felony counts of abuse and neglect of children held without bond. there were no more details given what led to the charges. >>> maryland state police were hoping to put a little dent in a local human trafficking business today when they went to a hotel and found jimmy rogers, ii, arrested on charges of human trafficking. police also found a missing 17- year-old girl they believe was the victim of a human trafficking operation. >>> another round of rain is making its way through our area, but luckily chief meteorologist topper shutt says put away the umbrella pretty soon. when will the rain stop? >> predawn hours. there are a couple embedded thunderstorms, showers up into frederick, leesburg and into montgomery county. mainly it's green around leesburg and germantown north of the spur in rockville, a little yellow showing up south of manassas. we'll zoom in. a couple of these could produce heavy rain, but the threat of severe weather is pretty much over. this will hit dale city about 11:23 and lake ridge about 11:27. in term of eve

ashley white and paul thomas were charged thursday with o tw felony counts of abuse and neglect of children. their son 5-year-old noah thomas was found dead in a septic tank near the family's dublin home on march 26th after a fife day search. -- five day search. white and thomas each face the two charges involving noah and a second linked to an infant who also lived in the home. >>> 31-year-old ewe ball low lopez lanes has been arrested. he's accused of killing another man in the annandale area. the victim was found thursday with upper body trauma. police say both the victim and suspect were homeless men using an unoccupied apartment. >>> and police are investigating a reported attempted abduction in the oak hill area. thursday, around 3:50 in the afternoon, officers responded to the area of lawyers road for the report of an attempted abduction. the victim a 20-year-old woman reported she was waiting for a bus when a man drove up. stopped his pickup truck nearby and attempted to force her in the vehicle. the suspect is described as a male, 40 to 50 chiefs of age with straight black hair. --

paul thomas and ashley white were also charged with neglecting children. he was missing for five days and his body ultimately found in the septic system. a preliminary autopsy has been conducted but as of yet, no cause of death. his parents were arrested. they were charged in the care of their six-month-old charter -- daughter. we will provide greater details in the next few minutes. leon: that is heartbreaking. streetcars and the homeless are the big winners. alison: those of us looking to drive, park, or shop in the district could be the big losers. reporter: she unveiled her $12 million spending plan. it started in a meeting with d.c. councilmembers. more for police body cameras and it would mean cuts. also, hikes and sales taxes and parking taxes to the consternation of aaa. >> they have become the cash cow in the city and have become the scapegoat. >> i don't think anyone is arguing more cars coming downtown is good. reporter: she raised taxes so metro would not have to increase fares on buses and trains. so far, the chairman of the finance committee

ashley white and paul thomas were each charged with two counts of felony abuse and neglect of children held in jail without bond. their 5-year-old son noah was found dead in a septic tank after a five-day search they're their pulaski county, virginia home. if convicted, white faces a maximum of 15 years in prison. thomas faces 10 years. >>> right now university of maryland president wallace loh is opening the door to the possibility of renaming byrd stadium. the issue is racism and the segregationist history of the iconic man behind the name. scott broom is at maryland tonight live to tips more. >> reporter: renaming the stadium is a big deal for a lot of alumni. this is part of the fallout in the wake of a racist e-mail controversy that has inflamed passions at the university. now those flames and controversy have spread to the name of the stadium. it's got the capital one logo, but everyone here calls it byrd stadium. >> the average college student is a pretty high class youngster. >> reporter: that is hari c. curly byrd, the segregationist university president who from 1936 to 1954

the suspects are paul thomas and ashley white.ted them yesterday, the day after their son's funeral. the massive arch effort fot'tji the toddler involved dozens of law enforcement agencies and every five days they found his body in that septic tank on hisk(q parents' property. investigators say they really don't know yet how he died but they're still working on the autopsy. a sheriff says the couple also had an infant daughter, and that officials have taken that infant daughter from them. a prosecutor reportedly said the abusef:et neglect charges are related to both of their kids. patricia is here, a former judge on the new york state supreme court zcÑ and is now featured in the tv show, "hot bench." which judge judy created. >> this is unbelievable judge. you don't even really know where to start. the story was, i'm napping and the kid is gone. >> i know. parents who are charged with the welfare of their own children and supervision of them taking a nap, going into a room, lying down, letting a five-year-old apparently run freque

officers say the cause of death is still not clear, but now his parents, ashley white and paul thomas are being held without bond. they're charged in connection with his death but investigators will not give us details yet. previously they did say that the family was cooperating and that they did not suspect foul play. we're going to bring you more updates on this as they come in and push any new information to the nbc washington app. at the live desk i'm wendy rieger. >> thank you, wendy. >>> the controversy over religious freedom laws is still raging in arkansas and indiana. >> lawmakers just approved legislation that has focused anger and attention on both states. >> the firestorm started last week when indiana's governor signed a religious freedom law. jay gray is live in indianapolis with the latest and some breaking news. jay? >> reporter: yeah we now know that the new legislation is passed in both legislative chambers here in indiana just happening and in arkansas just a bit earlier. there is a goal from both of these lawmakers in both states rather to have this signed by the g

paul thomas and ashley white appeared via video today. they requested the media not be allowed to watch the proceedings and asked for bond, both requests denied. unclear how their son noah died. autopsy results could take several more weeks. the couple's second child, a 6-month-old girl was taken from their custody the day after noah went missing. >>> tonight we're hearing from friends of an aspiring young artist who was killed when a gun went off during a music video shoot. news4's darcy spencer was live at the scene in seat pleasant where he was found and people took off running. darcy. >> reporter: that shooting happened right here in the parking lot of this discount store late this afternoon. i spoke to several of the victims' friends and they all tell me they don't believe this was a case of premeditated murder. >> things happen at the end of the day. it was an accident. it wasn't -- none of that was on purpose or intentionally. >> reporter: friends of the young rap artist keaway ivory from southeast d.c. say they believe his shootin

paul thomas and ashley white are charged with child abuse and neglect neglect. their 5-year-old was found dead last month after an extensive five-day search. police say autopsy results on the boy are still pending as they try to figure out how he die fd. >>> tonight, the greenbelt metro station is back open. a day after that pedestrian bridge collapsed onto the tracks. the collapse was caused by a construction crane hitting the bridge. this happened around 3:00 on the bridge at the time. green line service and mark service was restore around 6:00 this morning. >>> but there will be extra police at the greenbelt metro this weekend, a emergency response drill set for sunday, 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. emergency crews are going to simulate the evacuation of passengers from a train. future drills are planned for the district and virginia. they'll test the responsive coordination of emergency works. >>> it's a smoother ride home on the green line but still delays if you're trying to catch a train into the district. metro tells us tonight there was an arcing insulator at

. >>> paul thomas and his wife appeared via video today. ashley white faces a charge of serious injury to a child which carries more prison time. "the roanoke times" is reporting the couple asked the media not be allowed to watch today's proceedings and for bond. the judge denied both requests. we're still not sure exactly how their son noah tied. autopsy results could take several more weeks. the couple also have a 6-month-old daughter. authorities took her out of the home and away from them the day after noah went missing. wendy? >>> metro's red line is running much smoother tonight after that rough community this morning. there was smoke reported in the tunnel at glenmont and wheaton stations and the stations had to be shut down for about an hour. this is chopper 4 over the scene at 7:00 this morning. brake problems caused delays at other red line stations and that includes cleveland park. metro is now putting rail work on hold this weekend to accommodate all the cherry blossom crowds. >>> the virginia teen killed flying a plane this wee

paul thomas is charged with child abuse and neglect. he and his wife ashley white admitted to leaving their 5-year-old son noah and their infant daughter unsupervised. noah was found dead in a septic tank five days later. social services is caring for the couple's 6-month-old daughter. >>> the group calling itself friends of the alexandria waterfront won't give up led by the so-called iron ladies. they've filed a petition with the supreme court to rehear the case. last month the court rejected their argument against the process by which the waterfront was rezoned. the three women challenging the actions are nicknamed the iron ladies because of their performance in this fight. . >>> a summertime tradition on the national mall will be a lot different this year. the director of the smithsonian festival tells us the activities will take up areas between third and fourth streets. that's a much smaller area than in past years. another change the festival will focus on the arts and culture of only one country peru instead of multiple countries

thomas donilon. >>> honorable paul ryan and mrs. ryan. >>> the honorable parker and mr. parker. >> your son? he's a junior at georgetown so he's always my date. >> how old are you? >> 21. >> so you can direct now. >> that's what i told him. he just turned 21. he said he didn't want to drink though. >> have you been to the white house before? >> yeah, i got to go to the white house before. >> not too shabby. >> i asked him last night. >> yeah, you know. >> she's going to be more excited if she sees him on tv. i've got this thing at the white house. do you want to go? >> and you had the tux ready to go? >> no, we called the rental place. >> last time they still had his measurabilities but i wanted to make sure because this is his last week of finals. i wanted to make sure -- >> are you studied up? >> yeah, yeah, i'm good. i have an oral exam friday but i'm good. >> thanks so much. >> thank you all. enjoy. >>> all right, guys. we are done. >>> that wraps up the arrival of guests of the state dinner of mr. shinzo abe and look for the toast. we'll have coverage of the toast later on the c-span ne

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in 1998 bishop thomas hosted president william jefferson clinton at the new paul baptist church. finally, mr. speaker, bishop thomas is a devoted husband, father and friend. he's a loving husband to patricia and the proud father of three very successful children joy walter jr. and joshua. bishop thomas is a source of wisdom and encouragement to his family and friends. bishop thomas is a great friend who has inspired me through his faithful leadership of his family and the new psalm baptist church. i'm honored that god allowed our lichese to eclipse and today i wish -- our lives to eclipse and today i wish to thank you him for his dedication commitment to god and his church and family and community. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair will recognize the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. thompson, for five minutes. mr. thompson: thank you mr. speaker. yesterday i joined the gentleman from north carolina, congressman g.k. butterfield, to introduce h.r. 1906, a bipartisan access to inpatient rehabilitation act of 2015. coo

the book followed by three books by former congressman ron paul the revolution, end the fed and the foreign policy of freedom. next is thomas examination of the 2008 financial crisis in "meltdown." and robert murphy's the politically incorrect guide to the depression and the new deal. also on senate rand paul's list, "broke: the plan to restore our trust, truth and treasure." finally on senator paul's list of recommended reading are a few books regarding u.s. foreign policy which include "the new american mill terrific," "blowback," "imperial hubris," patrick buchanan's "where the right went wrong," and "silent night" by stanley weintraub. >> tonight on "q&a," senior editor for the weekly standard andrew ferguson on his writing career, the gop presidential candidates for 2016 and what voters are looking for in a candidate. >> guest: they want somebody who looks like he's stood up for them. i'm amazed now to the degree to which primary voters on both sides are motivated by resentment. and the sense of being put upon. and, you know those people really don't understand us. and here's a guy who does understand us, and he's goin

paul henderson, veteran prosecutor. and also legal analyst, also with us tonight, thomas meszaro, criminal defense attorney.eat to have you with us. from a prosecutor's standpoint did this interview help or hurt mr. bates as you see it? >> well it's going to hurt him, specifically from a criminal perspective. all of these admissions and statements of contrition are going to come into the case where he's making admissions and talking about being sorry. and i'll tell you what's going to be relevant. as he's describing and showing what he did on the scene, all of that is going to be reviewed and come into whatever criminal charges are pending against him in front of a jury. and i'll tell you from a legal perspective, the two issues that are going to be most important in this case are the issues of what his training was or could have been and then also what his assignment was. so by putting him in the violent crime division in that area even though he said he wasn't supposed to be doing anything he knew or should have known that the use of deadly force was possible because he was armed with both a taser and a g

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if convicted thomas would serve 15 years in prison. she has not entered a plea. dan and paul avila, we thank you. >>> time to check the morning's other headlines. we get it over to ron. you're leading with breaking news on an escaped killer. >> actually we just changed and had an updated story overnight is a casino brawl right here in queens. a massive brawl inside of a packed casino here in new york city, the dramatic scene inside the resorts world casino in queen, it happened late friday night captured on cell phone video. two dozen were involved in the melee. chairs were flying in parts of the 4-year-old casino trashed. so far people have been arrested in connection with that fight. no word on how many were injured and now to that story that you're referring to there, dan. new details breaking overnight. a convicted killer at the center of a dramatic prison escape has brian williams captured. kamron taylor, you see him there in possession of a gun and arrested friday. surveillance pictures wednesday from the corrects facility show the 23-year-old wearing the uniform of an

as far as those, thomas who have kept quiet, kentucky senator rand paul new jersey governor chris christieook at the pattern there with the exception of paul and christie, every gop hopeful out there for 2016 they are basically backing pence. you throw in bobby jindal as well rick santorum mike huckabee. >> you would think with the libertarian bend we would know where rand paul came down on this. we haven't heard from him. chris christie i think we have a good idea. we'll wait to see where it goes. frances, thanks. we have a lot more to get to in the next hour. i'm going to speak to the journalist from the paris match who broke the story about this alleged cell phone video that was taken on board germanwings flight 9525 before it went down. we're going to speak about what he says is on there. are they working actively with investigators? but first, a round up of the best april fools' pranks we've seen online today. this is no joke. ♪ ♪ ♪ (under loud music) this is the place. ♪ ♪ ♪ their beard salve is made from ♪ ♪ ♪ sustainable tea tree oil and kale... you, my friend, recognize when a tre

sarah thomas goes "on the record," an view you do not want to first full day as the presidential candidate senator rand paul heading straight to new hampshire. meanwhile potential candidate donald trump in iowa. and during a press conference on board his 757 plane. donald trump taking a swipe at senator paul. >> i think his stance on the military is incorrect. i think we have to do the opposite. we have to go very, very strong and very, very powerful. every country in the world takes advantage of the united states like we are a bunch of babies. that won't happen if i'm in charge, believe me. >> and joiption us our political panel "wall street journal" editorial board mary kissel and deroy murdock. first day off got target on his back senator rabid paul. donald trump who is in iowa. >> this is something rand paul ought to get used to doing is try overcome this sense he is isolationist. it stems from a degree maybe unfairly from his father ron paul who is hard core isolationist type libertarian. he needs to appeal to one of the financial economic wing of the social conservative wing in the foreign policy wing

thomas dixon has been meeting with the family. he's going to join us in a moment. first i want to go back to paul. one of the new pieces of information plus speaking to that eyewitness is there was a tussle before we get to that infamous video of the actual shooting. i just wonder does that in your view as lawyer decrease the chances of murder and start bringing up other lesser charge manslaughter et cetera if you had some sort of confrontation before? >> let me talk about how defense attorneys for the police officer will handle this. they will say this is not a murder case because in murder cases in south carolina you need malice aforethought. that's the word they use. in other states they call it premeditation. defense attorneys will say this was a heat of passion shotting. it's something he did suddenly after an altercation, physical at altercation with the suspect. that would constitute manslaughter and it makes a huge difference in sentencing. >> even fp it took place some time. he had some time to think about it. it's a couple of minutes removed from it. >> you can form the intent to kill an

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paul completely out. he goes down. steph hits the shot he had 27 points. it inspired the warriors bench. it inspired the t & t halftime show. look at isaiah thomasshaquille o'neil trying to reenact it. owned the fourth quarter, 20- 18. long for david lee who started for green tonight. he chimes in with 17. big night for him. clay was clutch late going. as he will break a tie with a beautiful shot. turn around on a base shot to drill it. the warriors have won 10 in a row and they've beaten the clippers three out of four. as frank mentioned a gotty 61- 14 record. >>> an individual record marked with success back in new york. stanford's latest success, our scott reiss was there. details next. >>> of course winning always trumps the alternative no matter when or where and that includes the nit. so no apologies needed for stanford. it is the other tournament but moving into the final never a bad thing. off to a 15-0 lead. jason randall the rebound coast to coast. got to tear drop to fall. and at one point led by as many as 21. but old dominion coming all the way back. baker great pass. richard ross. the high percentage shot. stanford will sweat it ou

paul's episcopal church and emanuel church in alexandria. mr. speaker, my thoughts and prayers are with his wife of 63 years, margaret ann, his three children, thomas william, and reverend sara nelson and seven grandchildren. dr. thomas frank johnson will surely be missed. mr. speaker, i ask to submit into the record an additional account of dr. johnson's life. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the speaker yields back his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. butterfield, for five minutes. mr. butterfield: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. butterfield: mr. speaker the congressional black caucus will present eight or nine speakers on the democratic side in just a few minutes. i am the first of many who will be speaking. we come to the floor today to express our deepest sympathy and support to the family of freddie gray and to the citizens of baltimore, maryland. mr. speaker, the events in baltimore are not just about police misconduct. it's about pervasive poverty. it's about unemployment, lack of community, hope

paul could do better. bill: let's draft off the argument lindsey graham is make. if you consider the following comment by thomas freedman, it's our best bet by far. do you think it is? >> i don't think it is. you have the -- you have the details that were laid out. but we have a lot of details going up to this june 30 deadline. the white house was saying despite the deal reached on a nuclear he agreement. the irans say they want to wipe israel off the earth they are chanting "death to america. ". i don't think they can be taken apart. they have to be negotiated together. that's one issue on the table in terms of the dee behavior and statements by the regime. bill: is this the best bet by far? >> it's more about political posturing than it is about the facts. everyone who criticized this deal before it was known are the same people criticizing it now. we won't go all the facts until june. the long are we wait to do this deal with iran, the closer they get to a nuclear weapon. bill: netanyahu was talking everywhere sunday and his position has not changed either. >> i'm not trying to kill any deal i'm trying to ki

joseph paul writes that the glory of god demand that the universe be filled with intelligent beings, not just us. theologically he is sure of that that. on the other hand the american radical thomashe inevitability of life elsewhere to make fun of christianity. he says christianity either demand the unlikely proposition that of all the world universe god chose to be in both affairs because some guy in some girl decided to eat an apple or else there were so many incarnations that the person who is irreverently called the son of god would have nothing else to do than travel from world to world in an endless succession of death with scarcely a moment for life. yeah. actually that argument deserves an answer. it's not outside the possibility that we are unique in the universe. it's not outside the possibility that the second person of the trinity who is indeed present as in the beginning was the word as the second person who is to say that word can be expressed in more than one language? besides if you are catholic and you believe that the masses the sacrifice of christ it does happen a million times a day. more to the point who's to say that any salvation story has two parallel hour

paul had tried to make certain things more public last week saying there was going to be more coming out about dark money flowing into the clinton foundation, is this what he was alluding to? >> yeah thomasferring to a news scandal brewing on the horizon and did acknowledge it was this book. what the book alleges is that possible foreign governments give money to the clinton foundation and in change got favors and special treatment the state department under hillary clinton. the campaign pushing back against this very hard as you would expect. they are dismissing it as conspiracy theory and fiction and saying there's nothing to this and that he's a conservative who can't be trusted. >> alex seats wald. >> thanks alex appreciate it. hillary clinton is also the subject of today's bing pulse. let's send it over to frances for an update and whether or not she needs a primary challenger. >> depending on how our viewers are feeling and with coverage here. do you think hillary clinton needs a provide mare challenger? let's look at the score board. 52% no she does not. 48% yes. it's been pretty much split in the last hour 49% said yes she does and now let's look at age voters 35 and older do not