. >> in reality of all things look at paul walker. fast and furious how he ended his days. at no time end like a -- didn't end like a paul walker movie. >> reporter: teachers are having to teach lessons and students are learning a hard lesson. >> it's sad they have to live with that for the rest of their life. >> reporter: and the family will have to learn to live without a girl who in a word was -- >> todo. >> everything. >> reporter: one of the drivers involved in the crash was here at chp headquarters earlier today speaking with his attorney. the other driver is just 16 years old. it's unclear if he actually had a license but if he did he should not have had a passenger in the car. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the nba finals are even at one game a piece. now the warriors are in cleveland for game three. at 10:30, has last night's nail biter shaken the confidence of fans? >> there are changes coming for tomorrow. i'll let you know what we can expect as we head into your bay area tuesday. >> finding another way across the bay. the mayor closures plannedded for t

karlinsky is on the story. >> reporter: this morning, lawyers for the estate of "fast and furious" star paul walkeractor's private fleet of cars. >> i want to see what it can do. >> reporter: walker famous for the big screen character that thrived on speed and loved cars owned at least 30 of his own in real life. but after his sudden death in 2013 in this tragic car crash attorneys allege richard taylor who helped walker with his cars may have actually taken seven of them including four valuable bmws and a porsche sports car. >> this is potentially millions of dollars worth of cars. >> reporter: walker estate claiming taylor was preparing an official inventory of the actor's collection and within 24 hours of walker's death intentionally and fraudulently concealed the existence and location of the now missing cars. lawyers for the walker estate claim the man sold the vehicles. this morning, he's not talking and hasn't responded to a request for comment. walker's attorneys want a jury trial to sort it out and recover these missing pieces of the "fast and furious" star's legacy. for "good morning amer

. >> paul walker's daughter, paul walker the star of fast and furious who died in november 2013 in a car crash. his daughter med toe post add tweet -- meadow posted a sweet picture of him. she does this a lot. it brings us back and lets us know he was a real person, a dad. she shares all these precious throwback pictures. he's really missed. he's one of those guys that everyone you talk to said he was the nicest guy and the best dad. >> is she a teenager? >> she's 16 now. it's really rough, a teenage girl without her dad. >> that tribute song as well still gets me choked up on the radio. the lesson of the weekend is if taylor writes, apple reads. >> do not mess with taylor swift and her money and she has a lot of it. she wrote an open letter to apple because of their apple music streaming service. they're trying to get in the game with spotify and pandora and all of that. what they were doing was offering three months free to users to steam whatever they want. taylor said not so fast. my album 1989 will not be on there because you need to pay me. i'm not a huge taylor fan -- [ inaudi

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paul walker was remembered on father's day.nstagram. >>> charlie sheen has some words for his ex denise richards on twitter several times. >> he didn't! >> happy father's day. richards took the high road and her response -- >> somewhat nice in the end. >> we'll celebrate when you get back. her tweets have since been delete deleted. "jurassic world" came in at number one in the u.s. in the second weekend. it makes it the second movie in history to earn more than $100 million in two different weekends. coming second is "inside out" and third was "spy" which looks funny and gave a $10.5 million in its third weekend. >>> i'm melissa rehberger. this is "early today" we hope it is just the first stop of the day on nbc. ohhhhh... whoa whoa whoa! who's responsible for this?!? if something goes wrong, you find a scapegoat. ...rick. it's what you do. ahhhhhhhh! what'd you say? uh-oh! kelly! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. rick. don't walk away from me. ahhhhhhhh! [ fema

paul walker was remembered father's day.ear-old daughter meadow post this had picture to instagram with the caption "happy father's day." >>> charlie sheen had choice words for ex denise richards yesterday. >> train wreck alert. >> quote d. richards a heretic, washed up piglet shame pile. happy father's day. what was he thinking? >> see, that's the problem. i don't think there was thinking involved. >> she took the high road in her response. >> kinda. >> happy father's day, charlie sheen. have a great trip in mexico. kids were disappointed you weren't here for it. hey we'll celebrate when you are back. >> thanks for watching, everybody. "way too early" starts right now. >>> now look look south carolina, and indeed any state that is flies this flag even part of their actual state flag mississippi, now might be a great time out of respect not just for the offense of this week, but the offense of the past several centuries to take that vote and lower the flag down to half-staff. when it's at half-staff why not keep lowering it

the daughter of paul walker posted this picture on instagram instagram.the photo has received almost 1 million likes on that site. check this out. it seems a squirrel not happy with how the game against the phillies and the cardinals was panning out. he interrupted play on friday night with high wire antics. it climbed the wire netting in attempt to get to the dugout. it succeeded, landed on a player, and it may have been the highlight of the game. >>> yes, indeed. another little heat wave is in progress around here. today is three days in a row 90 or higher. tomorrow is four in a row but that's where it comes to an an impulse of pressure brings severe weather to minneapolis. if you have a flight out of chicago or detroit could have weather related slow downs in the midwest. nothing going on here. only showers closer to us are around the virginia, north carolina boarder. tomorrow i think the slight risk is down over our area. that means a possibility of strong to severe thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. today we have to make it through the heat. highs tod

think that -- i don't think you should necessarily pullback, like comedy central they cut out the paul walker jokes, it does not desecrate his sacred memory. >> they were a big hit. kennedy: they were in the room, i was not there but i was disappointed that comedy central, at a roast, cut them. in is -- >> they had a big roast of bieber, and nword was all over that roast. kennedy: i think they were just reading justin bieber's tattoos. >> good luck with that. >> thug life. kennedy: our panel will stand by, they will sip from ice tea and talk about good old days, and plan good "newsdays" for you. later on we'll talk about pamela geller idea of putting up mohamed billboards, and share la main, talking - share la main. >> victor espinoza, on the move, (actor) when you work for yourself, taxes get complicated. take out the guesswork with quickbooks self-employed and stay in the flow. (director) cut! (actor) it does help...i'm not just acting. i also do illustration. so whether i'm on camera or just working at my desk... ...with quickbooks, i can focus on my lines. (dad) i wear a dozen different h

. >> look at paul walker.> reporter: days after school ended for the summer teachers are tackage tough lesson plans. -- are tackling tough lesson plans. >> you come together. this community is just awesome for that. >> reporter: and students are learning a hard lesson. >> sad that they will have to live with that. >> a family will have to learn to live without a girl who was -- [ speaking foreign language ] >> everything. >> reporter: everything. so that teacher said this will spark a discussion about safety and -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: she said when there is nothing for them to do they go out and look for something. >> it is just beyond belief sad. i am curious, can you talk about why it was her body wasn't found till the next day. >> reporter: yeah. we talked to a few people about this. from kids who said they were there to the chp. it happened in an incident. it was a chaotic scene that in amid the chaos of investigating and trying to figure out who was where it seemed nobody realized angelica cont

then comes rand paul scott walker carly fiorina and marco rubio.democratic side in new hampshire, the surprise is not that hillary clinton is ahead but her lead is in the single digits. it's an 8-point advantage over bernie sanders. >>> it is day two for the defense case in the trial of colorado movie theater gunman james holmes. a psychiatrist testified thursday that holmes was severely mentally ill and unable to tell right from wrong when e he e had opened fire in 2012 killing 12 people and wounding 70. attorneys for holmes claim he was legally insane at the time of the shooting. prosecutors have asked for the death penalty. >>> boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev is waking up this morning in a federal prison in colorado. he was trvred there after a federal judge sentenced him to death for killing three people and injuring 264 in the marathon attack. he will remain at the colorado facility until the appeals in his case are exhausted. >>> uber drivers attacked tires slashed, celebrities caught in the cross fire. what is causing the violence i

paul walker outlined the medicare proposal. obama and the democrats immediately pounced on it. now, i don't like his medicare proposal. >> well what about if we don't have a strategy for isis? would a president pataki say, my strategy would be, would president pataki say i'm going to bring in ground troops? >> five things. better supplies to peshmerga on the ground. secondly i would create a safe area in anbar for the sunni chiefs on our side anti-isis but also don't trust the baghdad government. supply them with arms and commitment. >> wait a minute friends can turn into enemies, isn't that what happened with isis? >> no isis were never our friends. >> but they're trying to topple assad? >> when they took ramadi they were taking a sunni town from sunni residents who were anti-isis. >> they were trying to topple that? >> they're the troops on the ground. and i'd also dramatic increase the bomb attacks. the air power. we need to have observers on the ground. you have to know where the targets are. we have not done that. the bigger point now is that this president has no strategy

the daughter of the late actor paul walker remembering her dad with those beautiful shots from about shot holding baby silas with the caption "happy father's day to all of the dads out there from the newest member of the daddy fraternity." >> oh, adorable. and caitlyn jenner's daughters kendall and kylie posting old photos with loving messages. kylie quoting her and saying "no matter what, i'm always going to be your father. that's never going to change." >> that's very cool. >> moving on to another father. this one not so loved by his son, luke skywalker. young anakin skywalker who would later become darth vader, was played by jake lloyd. see what i was getting at there. jake lloyd in "star wars" episode one. now it seems lloyd is following a similar story line. >> lloyd, now 26, was arrested after a high-speed chase in south carolina. he crashed his car after allegedly driving speeds up to 100 miles per hour and according to police report, resisted arrest. >> good mug shot, though. so, the incident took place last week, and lloyd is still reportedly behind bars. his bail is set at

and walker -- john: remember tim paul nt? mark: -- pawlenty? mark: and also tommy thompson. walker is from a neighboring state. he grew up in iowa. not only do people like that fact, but they are comfortable with him culturally and know his record in wisconsin not just from hearing about it across the border, but because he has been there enough that it is starting to burn through. we heard that in our focus group. i think walker right there is in a stronger position than our poll indicates, in the sense that he has not been there much. john: there is two things to say additionally. the geography thing, if you look deep in these numbers -- a lot of his strength comes from the northwest corner of the state, which is familiar, because they get wisconsin media. the second thing is he is making himself into an iowa candidate. his positions on immigration are popular with the iowa base. he is running as an evangelical candidate, not the establishment scott walker. he is running as the base pleasing grassroots version. that is part of the appeal. he is running straight to the heart

you had marco rubio and rand paul and scott walker pretty high there.t could be one of the reasons. why else do you think? >> i think jeb is not yet in the race. we talk about jeb bush as if he's a formal candidate when in fact he's not a formal candidate. he's still spending time fundraising for his super pac. fundraising is the value of this poll. if you are marco rubio, rand paul scott walker believe me you are using this poll today to raise money to go republican movers and shakers and say i'm the individual who can best run against hillary clinton. it's not jeb bush even the data suggests that he's a name from the past. it's being used as a tool. >> even his brother and father and how it happened george w. bush run. he's trying to distance himself from jeb bush trying to distance himself from his brother. it hasn't worked when you look at the numbers in the polls. do you think whenever he officially throws his hat in the ring do you think his numbers will budge at all? if so, what direction? >> i think -- this a great question. i think they will bu

pack, governor john kasich, the front-runner in ohio followed by bush and walker and pennsylvania a toss-up rubio and rand paul in the lead. bush, walker and carson trailing. what do you make of it jedidiah? >> for me it's a walker-rand paul-rubio race for conservatives that's who they're looking at. jeb bush has the cash he's going to come in with tons of money and have to convince people he's different from his brother and name isn't problematic for me the selection about fresh blood, and young fresh blood that's out there. lou: can you see why bush would be an automatic win, right? >> exactly. come on marco rubio, he can give him a run for his money, even in florida. lou: fred what do you think? >> i agree with the last part. i think marco rubio is the benefit single candidate. >> i love this declaring early! >> i love him too. >> he is a great candidate bush will probably beat him in florida but rubio could still win. polls along with the polls we mentioned who's ahead among the republicans, there were a quinnipiac did the polls matching them against hillary clinton. and she was doing terribly in all those

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rand paul and scott walker at 11%, jeb bush and marco rubio at 10% each, the remaining candidates are in single digits. let's bring in our political panel, rebeccaburg is a political reporter with clear politics, and executive editor with a daily column, welcome to both of you. to you first, we just heard it henry said the clinton people are not too worried about this latest information on sweden they say voters will see it as some kind of republican attack is the best way to put it. is there evidence of that? >> there is evidence of the opposite actually. look at the polling the response voters are having to the clinton foundation and the e-mails and the way hillary clinton is tackling these issues and this is getting through to voters permeating their consciousness and framing their opinion of hillary clinton. that is one of the factors that contribute to her approval going downhill. it is also if you look at the numbers specifically measured in these polls asking voters how are you -- do you think these are important and people say they disapprove of the way hillary clinton is resp

walker is the champion of conservatives. i see conservatives rallying around him. for me it's a rand paul, marco rubio and scott walker race. lou: jeb bush saying he's not worried about the polls and he was in the lead. >> i uponing he should be worried about them. i would be if i were him. lou: how about being worried about hillary clinton? and fred i'm going to start with you quickly we're out of time. how in the world can this woman have a women's only event. someone raised the issue what if marco rubio was holding men only events? that's really bizarre. >> hey hillary is a democrat, that's okay with the media. marco rubio is a republican. they just treat the two differently. what's worrying hillary clinton, and that is -- and you mentioned it lou, she's only slightly ahead three points ahead in head-to-head polls against marco rubio and scott walker and one point ahead of rand paul. if those numbers flip and the republicans are ahead of her in these polls, there's going to be panic in the democratic party. lou: katy bar the door. >> it bothers me she's ahead of it all, with the issues

. >>> well, paul walker's daughter send a touching message on fathers day.ad on instagram. act are died in a car crash back in november of 2013. >> sweet. >> look at that little face. >> all right. 8:39. so justin timberlake celebrated his first fathers day with son, cylast and posted that picture of a 11 year-old son. caption flexing on fathers day. baby silasuggest look at that cover all i love dad right there on his butt. >> so cute. >> yes. >> wonder how that got in the show. >> um-hmm. >> kit cat kline looks her some justin timberlake. >>> president obama says the white house has made him a better father. >> in an emotional letter published, the father of two, talk about the will challenges of running a country and staying president for his family. even with the jam packed days president obama said he work hard to carve out certain blocks of family time that are so important. he shares dinner as one of of those times he cherishes where he reconnects with his kids and his wife. he writes at 6:30 no math ever how busy i am i leave working to upstairs to h

paul it's stark. you see it throughout the field. scott walker has a 14 point edge on hillary clinton among men, hillary clinton has a 20-point edge among women. republicans have to address it. the poll shows if they over play their hand on benghazi and these attacks it will alienate the swing voters. republicans need to be careful about that. >> something else that's interesting about hillary clinton is the fact the number that says does she care about people like me. that's a very important metric. that is what lost the campaign for mitt romney. during exit polling in 2012 public opinion strategies asked four questions about shared values vision for the future and do you care like me and strong leadership and mitt romney won on three out of the four of those issues against barack obama. the one that he was destroyed on was that he cares about people like me 18% to 81% in favor of barack obama. if hillary clinton does not connect with voters they will feel as though she cares about them. they will not vote for her. the other aspect of this was t

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then rand paul scott walker, carly fiorina and marco rubio. >>> on the democratic side.inton's lead is in the margin of error. just an eight-point advantage. >>> day two of the defense case in the trial of colorado movie theater gunman james holmes. a defense psychiatrist said holmes was severely mentally ill and unable to tell right from wrong when he opened fire in 2012 killing 12 people and wounding 70. attorneys claim he was legally insane at the time of the shooting. prosecutors have asked for the death penalty. >>> boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev is waking up in a federal prison. a judge in boston sentenced him to death for killing three people and injuring 264 in the marathon attack. tsarnaev will remain in the colorado facility until the appeals in his case are exhausted. >>> he is number one. 19-year-old carl anthony towns, a freshman sensation at kentucky with a huge wingspan. our number one pick with the bleacher report next. >>> this week end, cnn films presents glen campbell i'll be me. this is a portrait of the country music legend haez faces alzhe

ben carson and rand paul and scott walker. so break in the party panel to discuss. we have our fox business producer. and the red eye cohost that we launched this week. and can he produces is everything. a rainbow of children. [laughter] exciting news about donald trump what does this say about the country? the initial excitement of the trump speech that has people talking but i did not think it would galvanize it sells. >> the american people finally decided they are finally ready to take that action the radio here in america why not go out laughing? sixty-four% of respondents think of it as says sideshow but that is a compliment. >> there are two possible explanations and the second is that 11 percent of the primary orders. so i would not discount that. the flip side is donald trott is known worldwide and only 11 percent have him as a candidate that is not a good sign. >> he literally has buildings and golf courses all over the place but ted cruz has the series of ships named after him. [laughter] i honestly think the country is like a girl getting all of a bad re

mike huckabee and scott walker tied for third and ted cruz and rand paul at fourth and ben carson roundsalk about the big thing going on in florida, and do you think we will hear ideas? >> yeah not good ones but we will hear ideas. we will hear a lot of the same kind of rhetoric and kind of tired ideas about how you are going to revitalize the economy and cut taxes and the same stuff we have heard before. >> chris, chris, you are talking just like a democrat. >> well it's not about sharing ideas but it's an opportunity for the candidates to establish and present themselves to some of the key activist and donors in the state. that's what these con fabs end up being about this early. >> what is interesting, marco rubio decided to skip it because he wants to vote on the nsa bill and that's a good thing, and he is going to play a video there. >> yeah smart move by him because he is trying to add to his resume and say i understand national security issues and sorry i am not there today because i am in washington fighting on national security issues and you should look at me as a candidate. it

walker might. but that could change. looks like there is room for others to grow. not good news for marco rubio or jeb bush that rand paul and ben carson come right behind scott walker and then you know bush is down with huckabee at 9. there is funny factors in that poll. but i think that rick is right, there is no front-runner every time we see any kind of break out we will get excited because it will be notable. because so far everyone is mired at 9 and 10% in national polls and no one is pulling away. >> rick said four years a ago, the race is called for governor mitt romney turns out that rick santorum won when they really counted the votes sometime later. senator santorum the sneaky candidate. he is there knocking on doors. even though scott walker is governor scott walker is way ahead, he is at 17% and santorum is at 6%. i think that's who will win, who is knocking on the doors. >> you don't want to be a front-runner too early because you can sneak up on someone. if walker is able to win iowa then he has a definite path to the nomination. you can't say the same about others including santorum. he still has a lot to

paul. >> he name checked. scott walker jeb bush -- >> and he added carly fiorina. >> he didn't name check christie or rick perry. >> never has done perry. >> it's all purposeful. that's why i listen with that ear cocked. >> let's go back to your book a little bit. i look at it from afar conservative host writing about hillary clinton. it's not going to be a nice book. is there a danger if the conservative movement gets too obsessed about her and not obsessed about a positive message? every time either party gets too anti-somebody, the democrats united around anti-bush and they lost. republicans united around anti-obama in 2012 and they lost. >> that's the first question you asked me the first time i came on "meet the press." she's got four ms. money, a machine, most of the media and the map on her side. i mean the electoral college. to me beating her requires florida, virginia ohio and colorado. to do that requires a laser-like focus on her catastrophic failure at state and on the national security damage she did by having

least $70,000 to dozens of republicans including presidential hopefuls like rick santorum, rand paul, scott walker, ted cruz. the party now finds itself scrambling to distance itself from holt and his group, of course, and every one of those politicians has rejected holt's money now by donating it to charity. richard cohen tracks hate groups like this, howard fineman is director at the huffington post. i want to go to richard first on this. give us a sense of this group. is this the successor to the notorious white citizens councils that grew up during reconstruction? >> that's exactly right, chris. they were built, in fact, on the mailing lists of the old white citizens council. at one point in the late '90s, they boasted about 15,000 members including many, many prominent republican office holders. >> why do they like the republican party? i know it's a basic question, but i need to hear it. >> i think the real question is why does the republican party like them so much during that time. it was part of the southern strategy. people like trent lott routinely spoke at their conferences. and for th

paul. marco rubio. and scott walker. they are all really kind of neck and neck with hillary clinton when you look at that. you look at the younger guys, they really do seem to be doing better for the republican party up against hillary clinton. what does that say? >> two things. so many names floating toward the top of the republican field are new faces. i think that means very much like the 2008 race that was shaped around this yearning for somebody new and something different. we're seeing that shape the 2016 republican race. marco rubio, ben carson, rand paul, these are relatively new names on the national scene. i think that's one thing that's shaping it. the second part of it on head to head with hillary clinton is the candidates that have the ability to draw the sharpestcontrast like rand paul or marco rubio are doing the best. a lot of these voters tend to not be as favorable toward the republican candidate when it looks like it's a battle of old guard versus old guard. that's something that i think is going to b

you've got jeb bush donald trump, rand paul scott walker carly fiorina, and page two, smr is -- somewhere is chris christie. >> tamron, if chris christie could do one thing for me in this entire race is take out donald trump, who is a disaster for this party. >> we'll talk about that shortly, but right now donald trump in that new hampshire poll, they don't want him taken out. >> i understand that and i think he's a fundamental problem for us. also, these polls are usually done on personality and who people have heard of. the polls are very fixable at this juncture. >> we go back to that word personality. let me play a montage of what has been referred to as some of the chris christie's biggest hits greatest hits. let's play that. >> did i stay on topic? are you stupid? on topic, on topic. next question. thank you all very much and i'm sorry for the idiot over there. it's people who raise their voices and yell and scream like you that are dividing this country. we're here to bring this country together, not to divide it. [ cheers and applause ] >> if she wants to get on a plane and come h

out for a week at 11% followed by ben carson paul walker huckabee and cruz.ends. can't go tell everyone at a baseball game tomorrow. mommy and daddy have been thinking and talking a lot about this. we have decided we are going to be run aring many the presidential election. >> jindal is one of a number of candidates giving their bid. joining us now, a national strategist from florida here in new york city. good morning to you. >> good morning to you steve. >> when do roll out ads start? >> for most people around six to eight weeks ago. these are introductions candidates are having to america. these are important. the first thing you do cardinal rule of politics you start out trying to maximum virtues and minimize weaknesses. >> we saw a little bit of bobby jindal that announced in the 5:00 hour. you say his rollout is one of the worst. >> it is. he did more in first 28 years of life than most do in 28 lifetimes. you didn't get that from these rollout videos. he's got a number he's got to reach to reach a debate stage in cleveland for the first republican deba

in this case, scott walker is focused on the electorate. rand paulcusing on expanding the electorate. scott walker is focusing on what is already there. the core constituency. individual movement day today and how to model and measure it. so they know exactly who they're ones and twos are and how to get them to the polls. john: x for him is movement. sasha: at an individual level and not aggregate. someone is going to win iowa with 30,000 people. they want to make sure they have the names of those 30,000 people in iowa are when they have a vote. and also the second-tier candidates could be important. john: but he is not like rand paul, thinking about how to get new caucus are disciplines in and identify new voters. he is looking at the traditional voter. and then marking the movement. sasha: that is right. he knows the republican primary electorate and they will go to work with what they have to, not what they wish they had. john: what is marco rubio solving for? sasha: the rubio campaign is making a big deal about doing this on the cheap. they seem

rand paul and scott walker are tied with 11%. >>> the parents and the stars of the reality show 19 kidsd counting will answer some questions about the molestation scandal that's surrounding their son. after a juvenile police report was released. megyn kelly will have a exclusive sit down interview with jim bob and michelle duggar tonight that 9:00 p.m. eastern. we will definitely be watching. >>> while it may be drying out in parts of the northeast. >> the southeast and the plains might be in for more wet weather. maria molina has that plus a travel forecast. >> that's right. good morning, we're tracking some wet weather today. it's all associated with thatk storm system that brought some flash flooding across portions of the northeast. this morning we're seeing areas of rain across coastal parts of the carolinas and the midatlantic. the thing to note is how much cooler it is out there, especially in the northeast. currently we're at 52 degrees in new york city. 46 in boston. and in the 30s across portions of maine. further west you're not too bad across the rockies. 57 degrees in denve

walker. ben carson and rand paul each at 10%. but with the field that flat, right, with scott walker's commanding lead still putting him at less than a fifth of the vote, it is getting increasingly, desperately consequential not just for the republican party but for the country. the aforementioned fox news channel still apparently plans to cut off access to the first national republican primary debate by picking only the candidates who place in the top ten nationally regardless of how on the one hand something to be proud of. on the other hand practically problems here, something has to give. you can't have this as your field and only ten people, ten of them, in the debates. regardless of how they're doing in the early states. regardless of how they are likely to do in the early states. so that's still a problem on the republican side and i have to imagine that the folks at fox news are starting to feel maybe some second thoughts about that criteria as the way they're going to set up that debate. they are becoming the point of foc

poll and "washington post"/abc poll shows emerging tiers combination of rubio, bush huckabee walker and paulre at the top. ben carson and ted cruz within striking distance as well. in "the washington post" poll the top candidates are within 3 percentage points of one another and with all the money they can get from super pacs this is going to be a long race folks. strap in. >>> all right. meanwhile, that pair of new polls, well, it shows hillary clinton has some intangibles headed in the wrong direction. this is a fascinating story. her favorability falling to its lowest level, i'm going to repeat that since 2008 and the abc news/"washington post" poll the lowest since 2003 and the cnn/orc poll. over the last year people's opinion of her honesty has seen more than a 20-point swing in the wrong direction. and over the same time period her numbers have declined when people are asked whether she cares about voters like you, it's an extremely important question if you want to be president. still, clinton sits comfortably atop both polls, leading the next closest candidate by more than 40 points

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side, with rubio, walker and paul all of these young, trying to be hip, some cases acting hip, rubio always talking about the music he likes. i feel like it will be a challenge for jeb bush in the same way for hillary, she represents someone who you know, they represent people they have been in power for a long time, but they are not hip, and happening. >> i actually feel bad for jeb bush, a lot of things that people hold against him, he probably had nothing to do with, not his last name-brand, was not sort of torn down as a result of anything he did. i think people are probably ready for something new, that is why there is a lot of excitement for other candidates. >> and talk about common core. we talk about on air. i think this is a big issue. a lot of moms and dads who do home work with kids, dealing with this are frustrated. he comes with a sign that conservatives hold up, if you support common core you are out, is this his biggest issue. >> yes. that and immigration, which is what he associated with, he is not only candidate to embraces common core. if you think of walker and ru