thefest ral runs the full three days from some of the best musicians around. a five year tradition. >> "action news" at 11:30 next. we'll be back with the top stories. "action news" continues. ♪ >> saturday night. here's what's happening at 11:30 on "action news." the brother of a teenager abducted by her teacher reveals how she's doing as we learn new details about the place the two were hiding out. president trump is teasing a major announcement. the pundits are weighing in on his successes and failures. we introduce you two young men that came face to face with a wanted man and helped bring him to justice. > >>> millions of views online. it's another case of an onboard coconfrontation involving passengers going viral. this time it's an american airlines flight in california. >> at issue, officials say the mother tried to bring her double wide stroller on to the plane down the aisle. a flight attendant told her to gate check it. when she did not, he grabbed it away. >> he violently yanked it. the baby almost got hurt. >> others passengers say the employee wa

if anything this puts more on ral protections in pre-existing conditions. every state is a little different. in wisconsin we had a high risk pool that worked really well and i think we should be given the flexibility to tailor our markets there works for us in wisconsin because wisconsin the health care system is different than, say, the new york health care system or the vermont health care system. that just makes sense. even if a state gets a waiver there are multiple layers of protections like continuous coverage. if you have a health care problem, you can't be rated for higher health care costs. if you switch to another plan you keep your coverage conch, the same protections apply even if your state gets a waiver. we believe is to have federal and state support for people support it so everybody doesn't have to bear the costs in the insurance pools. 1% of the people in the market drive 23% of the cost. so if we directly support that catastrophic coverage, sort of reinsurance on top of insurance, then you're lowering everyone else's prices. you are makin

. >> this capital, built with machine ral wealth and struggling with its fall-out, is looking for news to survive in a changing environment. >> figured out how to make water from air with the touch of a button. hector made a fortune as an engineer but now works full tile on his fresh water system. >> what propeled you to think up this project? >> so you use this machine at home? >> yes. >> ok. and your daughter uses this every day? >> my complete family. >> hector sees this technology having uses far beyond his family. his technology pulls in water particles through a vent and basically forms a rain cloud in the machine. they purr fly the water, 2o lect it and pristine h flows out of the fasthest. >> so i can drink it? >> yes. no problem. >> very delicious. >> right now one magic water machine costs about $1,600, but he wants to shrink the price and the size to something like a backpack. as he perfects his design, he as installed his machines in chile's dry north. >> hector zillioned the idea for fresh water in an incubator, funded by some of santiago's wealthiest people. it is called

things go totally off the rals when a group of lifelong friends hit new orleans in a girls trip. >> stayingdrinking. making memories that we can laugh about for the rest of our lives. that's what a girls trip is for. just go for it. >> you can do it! >> oh. >> jada pinkett smith and queen la ttifah have all kinds of fun. >> i misseding the with her on screen. why have we wait sod long? today is the last day that we will ever be this young? >> regina hall and newcomer tiffany add to the fun on skreend off. >> tiffany is the activities coordinator. >> she got us a swamp tour with a groupon. >> i thought it was a coupon she had for a group. i didn't understand the idea of a groupon. but i have learned. tiffany has taught me so much. >> i'm teaching them how to save money. >> what's in store when this girl gang hits theaters in july? mpl you're going to see some fights. dance battles. >> dance battles the. >> grown women. >> you know what i'm saying. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> grown men. >> the movie looks like a lot of fun. i hear there's a great dance by some guy from "entertainment tonight." al

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so the question is, can the mark ral le without the yields going higher? i don't think they can. >> well, i'm not sure how much higher they need to go. i'm not saying they will go to 10% t. raining we had, it's about lending. it's about capital markets, what's going on in their broader commercial businesses. all these things look very, very healthy. banks choose 10s. we spend more time than people dreamed about six months ago. this level of slope on the yield curve right now is a slope banks have done very well. >> it is more steeper. >> it's great. since the election, they brought in 18%, i look to say, we've had initial moves without real reform. we will get to that without it impacting the earnings. >> banks are down in the first 100 days. >> i'm looking. >> what do you do for the next 100 days? >> gary cohn says something is going to get done? having worked for the man, i am telling you. >> oh, stop it. >> we'll tell you why, he went goldman sachs. he was the second in charge of a juggernaut that has some of the most intelligent people. i'm sure you ca

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he killed dorp ral dickson and wounded another.aid nothing. >> a 34-year-old man was shot dead in philadelphia. chopper 6 was over west seltzer street at 6:15. right now no word on a suspect or motivate. >> a woman was killed by her own dog in lehigh county at 1:30 in the afternoon. the dog attacked the woman on her back deck. she was taken to lehigh valley medical center and pronounced dead. the dog, a pit bull mix will be euthanized. >> coming up, no deal. the latest from washington as the countdown to shutdown creeps closer. a deadly day for u.s. special forces contingent in the fight against isis. >> plus coming to terms of a doctor dragged off a plane. another airline says it will stop overbooking flights. cecily? >> we heated things up from tuesday's raining 57 to today's 81-degrees. i'll let you know how long temperatures climb and track storms on the way in the seven-day forecast. >> we go back to akin's oval and more on the draft when "action news" continues in just a minute. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. we want to give you anothe

easter fest ral and on sunday there will be food, music, and crafts at the easter parade spring celebrationnd the easter hat bread kicks off at 10:30 on saturday. complete with face painting and a petting zoo. >> and it sounds like the weather will be cooperating for the morning activities. now when it comes to sports a's, giants, and quakes are at home. the sharks continue their post season push and the warriors take on portland trail blazers at oracle on easter sunday for the first round of the playoffs. >>> happening tonight the nhl playoffs san jose sharks looking to take a 2-0 serious lead against the edmundton oilers. 3-2. ed mundton jumped out for a 2-0 lead. whether the sharks were or not. >>> time is 4:55. if you love the warriors you might want to wear blue and gold today. oakland mayor libby shaft and san francisco mayor ed lee declared today warriors friday. on sunday the warriors will host the portland trail blazers and to show support for the warriors san francisco will light up city hall as well as koit tower in the team's colors. >>> time now is 4:56. president trump follows

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sales tax going up in self ral cities and counties. approved initiatives raising money for infrastructure and servicees. pleasant hill, san jose, martinez, newark and east palo alto agreed to tax hikes last year. that will cost smoke ears lot more to light up. tax rate is jumping $2. a sandard cost for a pack of cigarette will cost between $8 and $9. >>> abc 7 news was at unified school district headquarters for introduction of vincent matthews named next superintendent as we reported to you recently. he worked for oakland schools and headed san jose schools as well. they want to expand capacity with a high level of student achievement. >> how do we make that more rigorous? how do we make that as high capacity as possible? how do we make sure it is happening in the highest quality way so students are receiving the education they deserve. >> board is expected to vote on his contract next week. >> you've heard the phrase roller coaster economy. it is about to become more literal. >> how it is about it shape the future of santa clara. >>

now the judge oversaw the lawsuit against trump university and you may ral trump questioned whether he could be impartial because of his mexican heritage. the powerful republican chairman of the house oversight committee is not seeking re-election. jason chaffetz says he wants to spend more time with his family and he will not be a candidate for any office in 2018. chaffetz led the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail use. he was criticized for refusing to look into president trump's business empire. >>> a pennsylvania man is facing death after a jury convicted him of murdering a state trooper. nearly three years ago eric frein led authorities on a 48-day manhunt after attacking a state police barracks. corporal bryon dickson killed and trooper alex douglass was badly injured and the penalty phase of that gets under way today. >> wow. a strong system could bring some dangerous and damaging weather to parts of michigan, indiana and ohio. >> well, right now the strongest part of the storm is over wisconsin which is seeing severe thunderstorms and heavy rain overnight. >>> yesterda

director of the gnat will ral archives of iceland with a treasure trophy of records going back centuriesory o without that we wouldn't know who we are. >> reporter: decode couples that with a huge amount of genetic information to make discoveries. inside this sub zero freezer, about 15 degrees below zero to be exact, are stored half a million blood samples from half the population of iceland, about 160,000 people. it represents the past, present and future of this research. other countries and companies are trying to emulate the work in iceland including the nachlt. the all of us project launched during the obama administration aims to gather genetic data from at least a million americans and combine it with electronic medical records, information from surveys and wearable sensors. >> we are anxious to move as quickly as possible away from a one size fits all approach to how to manage chronic illness or keep people healthy into individualized. >> are using these insights in drug development. >> one of the things we find exciting about using human genetics and the clues that provides us i

in your pipe and smoke it, that after -- in the chaotic few months after appomattox, the confederate ral armies disbanded, the confederate ral stat confederate states of america was gone and there was nothing to he replace it. the majority of enslaved pell were still not officially free, and in many states the owners tried to tell them that they weren't free. this was a period -- it is really dramatic and fascinating, and the fate of african-americans in the south, enslaved in the south and as well as southern whites remained in the hands of the politicians in washington d.c. and at the fate of elections. so this dynamic, this tennis game back and forth is fascinating, and to me it has always been -- has always been one of the most exciting periods in american history. as far as grant was concerned, last night and yesterday i heard a lot of people say, well, he, of course, including mr. williams say that he was utterly unprepared for the presidency. what president is -- you know, the most prepared president -- i'm going on a a ranrant, i can it. i need to stop. the most prepared presiden

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. >> president trump will mark his 100th day in office with a ral gli harrisburg, pennsylvania, saturday night. see it live on our companion network c-span. for the first time since ronald reagan was shot, the president is not attending the white house correspondents dinner. the entertaining is hassan minaj of the daily show. you can see it saturday on sfan. coverage begins at 9:30 p.m. eastern. >> sunday on q & a, the house of truth, a washington plig salon and the foundations of american liberalism. we talk about felix frankfurter, oliver wendell holmes junior and herbert hoover who met regularly in the early 1900s to debate politics and the future of the country. >> i think everyone associated with this, race wasn't an issue for them. they cared about the rights of workers. it cook oliver wendell holmes jr. in some of his opinions, including a case known as moore v dempsey. that's the first time the supreme court struck down a state criminal conviction under the due process claz. that was a huge moment in putting fair criminal trials and the liberal agenda and linking fair trials with

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and social and cute ture ral history are important but not to say we don't want to do diplomatic history. and that's what you find across the country and it's the schools of international affairs that have picked up the slack because we depend on that for our programs. we have long been in this space were we as sis sings i came it's been very important to me and we've hired two national historians and maybe having a third hire shortly. and if you look harvard, the kennedy school hired two of the leading cold war hiss store ians, johns hopkins recently brought on board two new employees. this is not hang in history departments and i think both of those things are quite notable. in terms of -- in terms of a chal evening for us in this space, i would say that it's how to integrate understandings of new technologies with our work on public diplomacy. and it's not just about sort of adding in twitter and facebook into our teaching but really thinking in this era about the ways in which the whole notion of fake news is intersecting with our teachings of diplomacy and how we draw those distinct

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the other pieces of the multi-lat ral agenda are what does it mean to have the world's second biggest exporter of services with an independent seat at the table in the trade and services agreement in the wto for example, a company that requires 80% of his company is services. and that requires services liberalization. it is mission critical for the uk. it's not an optional extra as it is for many other countries. what does it mean for the built-in services agenda to have the uk cat liesing plur lat ral agreements with countries. it is woefully inadequate after 20 years. 22 years since the gaps. we have the annex on basic tell comes and the -- we have a very thin group of services commitments from countries including the most developed countries, the european services schedule is full of exemptions doesn't even include some of the other countries. so there's a lot of liberalization that is possible in services and the wto is lagged -- lagged behind in this. the 1997 reference paper and the 1997 basic telecoms agreement was supposed to be followed by a series of other service sectors. 2

this weekend is 11th wine and food fest ral at the national harbor. it's continuously growing and has a lot going on. there will be food demonstrations, a lot of fun things. the weekend is looking like a summer weekend. beautiful water front. lot of fun. >> we think about how big the national harbor footprint is. >> close to the water, beautiful backdrop of the potomac. that's from noon to 6:00 on both saturday and sunday. we have overnight packages at three of the local hospitals. make it a staycation if you want. >> chef, lot of different food and wine there. bourbon is also a feature you folks will be dealing >> yes, we have taken a couple specials throughout the weekend and added some bourbons to them. >> we're doing a little cooking here. tell us what we have. >> two appetizers we're making right here. one appetizers is a pork belly that's wrapped in bourbon. a wonderful salad with some roasted cauliflower. and i actually made a vinaigrette to that. >> does it sort of sweeten it? >> you get the different characteristics. the smokeyness of the bac

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and there were some lynn rals in the room. he said it's not the end of the world right now.ely right. the world is not ending right now but he does need to have -- and when i say he, president trump, needs to have some plans for syria. >> he said fox nice and the new york times. >> i thought that was smart. he's made it his purpose to rebuild the bottom of the party. so -- and maybe they're not fox news people. so this is a way to -- a beginning way to have a conversation and reach out and let people know he's listening to them, because they don't have any -- >> quickly. >> he would loom large in a daemic debate overtime. lil lil tried to model his method. she couldn't do it. in 2020 will they find someone who can do it better. >> thanks to all. next, the private first lady has gone very public this week. is she starting to embrace her new role? and former cnner, kamau bell sits down with a former white supremacist and we're going to tell you what happened next. my doctor prescribed opioids which helped with the chronic pain, but backed me up big-time. tried prunes, laxative

that was the ral dwring cry from protestors outside san francisco's haul of justice today. they're demanding the district attorney reconsider his decision regarding the 2015 police killing of perez lopez. the d. a. says he says the officers had a reason to shoot. they say they say the evidence doesn't add up. nbc's bay area's clift y myth is live to explain. christie. >> well garvin demonstrators question where he was shot, how much time went by between when the officers first arrived when the shooting started. they're asking the district attorney to come out and meet with the community. >> protests outside the hall of justice. >> we're very angry. >> after the san francisco district attorney cleared two officers in the fatal 2015 shooting of ee mill lopez. dpontsers say there is more to the case and despite his decision the fight isn't over. >> we intend to keep working for the larger police force. >> on wednesday an and animated reenactment. the finding the shooting jefd. >> the perez had a had a knife didn't respond to the kmants and advanced towards the zbloofrsz the of

as response wizards in next meeting dressed in all black for celtics few ral first time in 33 years.john wall limbering up for the first game in boston. work it out. scored 41. closed out the game. washington in the corner. wizards opt game on 16-0 run and celtics guard izaiah thomas gets his tooth knocked off he goes over picks it up and he goes out and comes back in soon average i heard you had to put that back in in an hour if you want to keep. it marquise morris it's 'j 'jumper. taken back to examine his ankle. no word on severity. he did not come back on the game. larry johnson style four point play cuts the lead towed five. but thomas and celtics too much. wizards drop game one 123-111. >> redskins 2016 defense was bad. especially third down where they ranked last in league. solution pick players from best football. alabama skins two first picks jonathan allen and ryan anderson were part of crimson tide top ranked d. >> we played the same defense for years. it was close. never ever i thought we would be on the same team. i thought i got rid of them. >> what ryan said plague on

he was trying to ral ethe troops and looking ahead to june 20th as a possible run off date. this is an energized democratic party in a ruby red republican district and it's going to be a competitive battle the next couple of months. >> i want to bring in monue monue in atlanta. >> reporter: well, it's a pretty enthusiastic crowd. to finally hear from jon ossoff and as we're waiting for the snaf oo to be resolved. at fulton county, a lot of folks are getting antsy, want to know the results. but jon ossoff saying right off the bat we may not know what the final tally will be at the end of the night. i can tell you we are expecting new information to come in shortly about fulton county from today's vote in that all important county and if it does come in, we could have a projection determining whether or not mr. ossoff could win this out right. and likely against the former georgia secretary of state, karen handel. this crowd, while excited to hear from ossoff, also recognizing this fight may not be over. this could go on the next two months. the party wants to show they can st

committees --ral commerce, science, transportation, environment and public works, veterans affairs, andhe strategic forces subcommittee. he has served as alaska's attorney general and commissioner for alaska's department of natural resources. he has also served in the bush administration as a cigarette -- as assistant secretary of state undersecretary rice and on the national security council staff as director and national economics director. we know him as a friend and frequent visitor. he has been here several times since being in the senate, including to speak on the arctic , the south china sea, and china. this is the first time we have had him speak on missile defense. the floor is yours, sir. thanks, tom.: [applause] sen. sullivan: good morning, everybody. i want to begin by once again thanking csis. tom, i want to thank you. great work you are doing, great report. , your team is world-class. i have gotten to know so many over the years. one of the things you are good -- isi will admit it making policymakers like myself get a little smarter on the issues, certainly with regard to

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especially on the northbound side where the freeway is closed diverting a detour on belmont at rals ton and also hills dale boulevard we'll give you updates on the shooting and the traffic mass along the peninsula heading towards san francisco. >>> stay ogen the peninsula now upscale neighborhood hit by a string of car break-ins it is unsettling wigs for people in belmont because that have. >> police are warning people to lock up and be ware. nbc bay area michelle roberts is in belmont with more on what police are doing. >> reporter: police say thieves broke into 17 cars in the neighborhood and they say in all of those cases the doors were unlocked. and today many neighbors say they won't be doing that anymore. >> nothing to hide, nothing to find. >> this man says someone grant ransacked his green suv parked in the driveway over night. >> nothing was stolen but he says it's upsetting to hear who ever broke into his car also likely targeted many neighbors. in the nar near notre dame university. belmont police say a thief or thieves broke into 17 cars. took a couple of laments and gps but

he was trying to ral ethe troops and looking ahead to june 20th as a possible run off date.ergized democratic party in a ruby red republican district and it's going to be a competitive battle the next couple of months. >> i want to bring in monue monue in atlanta. >> reporter: well, it's a pretty enthusiastic crowd. to finally hear from jon ossoff and as we're waiting for the snaf oo to be resolved. at fulton county, a lot of folks are getting antsy, want to k

trump got had on the action this morning as well tweeting the super will he be ral democrat in the georgia congressional race torment wants to protect countries, allow illegal imgrion and raise attaches. ossoff says the president is misinformed. there are a handful of republicans running. droormts spread out among a few big names. joining me, one of the candidates in the sixth district. bob gray. thank you for joining us, first question, do you think this race is a reference done on donald trump? >> it certainly seems the liberals are trying to frame it as such. as i go knocking on doors and phone cause, even more enthusiasm for trump than you saw a few months ago. >> do you think that running against ossoff, if you end up going head to head with him. would you want the president to come down and campaign for you? if you believe he is as popular as you say he is? >> no question about it. i think he is gaining popularity for sure. but the republicans in this distribution are a conservative base and they'll rally around whoever winls. >> but this is a district who didn't do so well. he did w

to be discussed, everything from north korea's nuclear ambitions to trade, to maritime and ter tor rals, especially in the south china sea. this first direct military action against the regime of assad is likely to overshadow this summit, especially given the fact that china has come out in opposition to those strikes. chinese foreign ministry spokeswomen said the government opposed to the use of chemical weapons but is also opposed to using force in international affairs. that spokeswomen went on to say china advocates to resolving disputes peacefully and hopes the syrian issue will be resolved through a political process. they said they hope under these circumstances that assad remain calm and don't escalate tensions further. but this is another area of disagreement and tension between the u.s. and china. the u.s. was playing down announcements about this meeting. we'll have the changes. president xi is heading back. scheduled to depart palm beach later this morning. >> thank you very much in florida where the president is right now. the president's decision overnight to launch these

proposed for decades to try and break up the 9th circuit and break what is regarded as a little bit ralastion in the court of appeals, but that can only be done by congress. congress added an 11th circuit, they split up the 5th, so this is not something that's wildly unprecedented, it's just not something that the congress has decided to do. >> he's argued that it's basically forum shopping, but in order to change and break up the circuit, it would have to be based on bureaucratic backlog or inefficiency, not on ideological progress of the united states. 18 of its 25 tsangs are appointed bier democrats which obviously are going to perhaps infuriate a republican president. but it's not appropriate to break it up if it's based on ideology as opposed to injustice. >> president obama did it during a "state of the union" address, criticizing citizens united. >> it's about blaming the message versus the messenger, and basically what trump is doing is saying the messenger is the problem. >> how can someone criticize the judge? >> i love how everybody's getting the vapor over these judges. thes

story ral judge is blocking president trump's executive ther that would have cut boxeing for sanctuary cities we first broke the story that santa nbc b county was challenging the president in court. also the city of san francisco joins the legal balts bring in -- begin ou time coverage with nbc bay area damian truly yo? santa clara this was a high stakes showdown. >> reporter: they're celebrating here at the county government center in santa clara county this evening this does affect every saturday o city in the country helps santa clara county keep $1.7 billion in federal funding. >> i would say that the politics of fear suffered a major setback today thanks to judge orrick. >> santa clara county leaders touting the victory over the trump administration. they along with the city and county of san francisco took the justice department to court after the president signed executive order that would pull federal funds from cities who refuse to cooperate with immigration and deportation efforts. santa clair county said it could lose $1.7 billion under the order. >> and the federal governme

sanctuary city, for all the reasons we know, you need people to report crimes, this is a little bit ral the thing about it is you're missing a policy perspective. and that is this, as a former prosecutor, it's not just reporting crimes, there are prosecutorial -- for the federal government to come in and say that we're going to restructure those priorities is really an undermining of what the legal objectives are of a prosecutor's office. their goal is not simply to tout or flout the law, their goal is to enforce the priorities they have about trying to minimize and solve violent crimes and you can all agree that being an undocumented immigrant in and of itself is by far never a violent crime. >> look at the san francisco case, where the guy was deported multiple times and he was killing u.s. stecitizens. >> the actual policy defense of these cities is they're trying to prioritize solving crimes like that that do exist, but trying to reallocate funding and their priorities in order to accommodate the -- >> as it moving through the courts. more breaking news, new questions tonight about

and since the builds is only 800 square feet ral a little cottage almost flightened so much damage hardhe house looked like before it was steroid. so we took at the house from google street view before this. thankfully in one hurt. >>> ien hoe we had this couple of dry days the ground is saturated all the trees we're seeing them still come down even when it's not raining. >> doesn't a big storm to set off the changes. the extended forecast still has the possibility of rainfall in it. and we're going to talk more about that. but i do want get you outside to san jose where we have had some beautiful weather today. right now mostly sunny, downtown sky line looking good tonight. and you can see currently 66 degrees. we may see high clouds passing on by as he head through the next couple hours if headed out for dinner looking at 58 at 9:00. as we head through tomorrow's forecast i think it's just as good when it comes to the sky conditions outside. and temperatures also warming up five to ten degrees. that puts us into the 80s for some of the interior valleys. i really want to show you the f

. >> reporter: at millie's coffee shop in the heart of lip ral l.a.>> he frightens me, trump frightens me. >> reporter: for the first time in in millennial's life she is afraid the president will hurt her. she is on obamacare. >> with type one diabetes specifically i cannot physically survive without insulin and without health insurance this device is almost $4,000. it's almost embarrassing to be an american. >> reporter: i head 400 miles north to california's central valley. trump's immigration policies sewing fear in the fields that feed america. how many people have their papers? >> nobody. they're scared to go out, scared to go to the store because they think immigration is rolling around. >> reporter: farmer joe delbasca the son of mexican migrants couldn't get enough workers this year, problems that escalated after the election. >> when he talks about mass deportations that makes me nervous. putting a wall up on the border that makes me nervous. >> that affects your bottom line. >> it does, we can grow the crops but then we can't pick them. >> r

. >> the state has to come up with a better plan that assures that won't happen and a lynn ral government and a liberal state is not going to do that. you can't pass the common sense test on this. >> the requirement is in the amendment is that the states have to justify it in one of five ways, one of them would be providing access to people with pre-existing conditions, but that's not a requirement. they could also justify it by saying i'm lowering premiums for everybody. >> what state is donovan from? >> he's from the state of new york, sir. >> good. how do you think new york is going to go down that road? right? that's what i'm saying. last time on the financial crisis, we let the federal government say banks don't have to assess risk anymore, right? banks can't do banking anymore like you are saying on the insurance here. we had a housing collapse ruin the financial markets. now the federal government in its infinite wisdom is going to weigh in and say insurance can't do insurance and you have to charge the same prices for everybody. it's already in the ditch. obamacare failed. and so

i don't think i'd ever see dor ral again. i don't think i'd ever see many of the places i have.don't think i'd see anything. i'd just want to stay in the white house and work my ass off, make great deals, right? who's going to leave? >> there won't be time to go on vacations. there won't be time to go golfing all the time. >> i'm not going to play much golf because there's a lot of work to be done. >> you need leadership. you know, you can't fly to hawaii to play golf. >> i don't know where the president was. he wasn't very far away. maybe he was playing golf. >> obama, it was reported today, played 250 rounds of golf. >> obama went golfing every day. >> did obama go play golf every day? >> obama plays more go than professional players on the pga tour. >> he's played more than most pga touring professionals. >> more than a guy who plays on the pga tour plays. >> plays more golf. >> pga tour. >> pga tour. >> i mean this guy, golf, golf, golf, golf. more, more. learning how to chip, learning how to hit the drive, learning how to putt. oh, i want more. >> if you become president an

they didn't have the same tools and they didn't have what seems to be a vuner ability ral abi-n the trump campaign. were there americans, any americans implicit in what they were doing. we need to get the focus back on that as opposed to all of these other things that have arisen, largely flowing from the president's foolish tweets some weeks ago. there's a inability, i was thinking today, what is it that's striking about this administration, there are three or four things that hit me. the seeming inability to connect one thing to another. i mean, when he did that tweet, i immediately called a friend and said, okay, we're looking, now, at weeks, possibly months of turmoil based on something that was a foolish action. and that has, in turn deepened partisanship between the two parties and i don't think it's much of a stretch to say it's made it hard for the administration to do everything it wants to do in the domestic areas such as tax reform. this inability to connect one action to another is kind of astonishing. >> before you go, can you just give us one more incite reference. what woul