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randy paul 9%. they keep coming out.ding to the poll, a are not. >> right now they are quietly behind the scenes getting an organization together. once they are formally announce, it is a totally different all game. being back here you go. scott walker. it is so a hillary game. i know you will say that this all can change but what do we take out of this for now? we will have as many as 14, maybe running. i think it is a good thing. wink that hillary just used a campaign in brooklyn. thank you very much. we appreciate it. leaving the competition. plus a harsh california struggling to survive. more money coming up. ♪ ♪ grind virtually any kind of food waste into an unending source of electrical power for a city? when emerson takes up the challenge it's never been done before simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. friday night, buddy. you are gonna need a wingman. and with my cash back, you are money. forget him. my airline miles will take your game worldwide. what i'm really looking for is -- i got two words for you -

. >> candidaterand randy paul took a shot at form ter flal georgia jeb bush and called him yesterday'sand added this. >> for a long time people have wanted to go with safe. this is safe. his brother has been president. his dad has been president. let's go with safe. well romney was kind of safe and we hope maybe didn't exciting enough voters to actually win. >> paul is blunt but matter of fact in most of his interviews. this morning, however, when king enged on the "today's show," he got testy with host savannah guthrie? >> wanted to cut defense spending and now you want to increase it 16%. i wondered if you have mellowed out? >> why don't we let me explain. >> sure. >> instead of talking over me. okay? before we go through a litany of things you say i have changed on why don't you ask me a question. have i changed my opinion? >> have you changed your opinion? >> that would be a better way. >> is iran industrial not a threat? >> no. no. no. no. no. no. no. no. no. listen. you have editorialized. let me answer a question. >> paul says his previous positions on several issues have been r

. >> reporter: when they first met, his name was randy, yes, randy paul. ame just does not fit you. you don't seem like a randy. and i started calling him rand. and he liked it. >> reporter: do you feel like you pull him out of a shell a little bit? >> perhaps. i feel i'm a little more of a social person. people that know rand well know he is. but i don't think he has a natural political personality. he is not extremely outgoing. >> reporter: for all the influence kelley paul has over her husband, there is an area she surrendered his famous mock turtlenecks. >> the truth is i've always been ante. but like so many things it's kind of a good thing. he is so known for that. they're kind of hard to find. i walked into target and there were like ten of them. and i bought every one that they had at target. >> really? >> yeah. >> reporter: this is one of your pick your battle moments. >> that and cutting his own hair. those are sort of the things. >> reporter: he cuts his own hair? >> yes. >> reporter: are you kidding me? >> he sort of stands in the mirror and doe

he is the son of former texas congressman randy all who ran -- ron paul who ran in searching campaigns12. in chicago voters are deciding who will run the city for the next four years. rahm emanuel horst into a runoff . whoever wins will have a tough job. chicago's finances are a mess and the city credit rating is just a hair above junk. he is seeking his second term. in a televised debate he pointed out what he is accomplished in his first. >> we worked our way through four budgets without property tax, and now number one corporate relocations, number one job creation, number one city where families moving in and the number one little league team in america. mark: perseus is a second term. he promised to put the fiscal house in order and now the city than a financial revolver. that is a look at the top stories we are following. scarlet fu is on the markets. a chat with michael murphy of growth with capital. later, broad act it of verizon media with a focus on must see tv. california in the grips of a his store four-year drought and options to battle the issue are dwindling with each pa

here's the head coach randy whitman after the game talking about the truth, paul pierce. >> that's why we brought him here you know. in these kind of situations he's not scared of the moment. we're getting guys growing up. otto has grown up in this series. we want guys in those situations. john is going to you know continue to find the right opportunities for you, and we've thus far been able to step up and make some plays down the stretch. >> off to baseball now. great at moss fehr at marlins park. about 300 fans on display to watch this game. truly love baseball down in south florida. top of the sixth, marlins up 2-1. bryce harper at the dish and harper knocks this in with two outs. denard span comes in to score. harp's tenth rbi of the season. the nationals tie this game at two appear, but in the eighth with two on for martin prada, we lines this to right and harper makes the throw to keep runner at think, but the damage already done an rbi single. the marlin lose their third straight and the nationals drop their third straight. final score in this one at 3-2. >>> orioles looking to

randy whitman's ball club. show you how it all went down in game 4. paul pierce does not like toronto. he does not want to go back. he made that clear. his teammates, they were with him. wiz up two. john wall over to bradley beal he knocks down the three. the wiz, filling in early. later in the quarter, wiz up nine wall to pierce he drains the trey. he scored 14 points, 4 of 6 from beyond the arc. second quarter, route continues. wiz getting it done. gortat grabs the rebound and one. scored 29 points 11 rebounds in this game. he was big time. third quarter, wizards looking to put the icing on the cake. beal with another three-pointer. he scored 23. wizards complete the sweep, 125-94. this season this is a completely different wizards team. >> you know a lot of people didn't expect us to go up to toronto and do what we did. probably the turning point was after winning game 2. you know, we were so confident after that when you can go into a hostile environment and get two games, one is hard enough, but to get two games, that boosted our confidence to come home and finish it off. >> every

blanca ---hoy el senador republicano "rand paul" se convirti en el segundo pre-candidato en lanzar su campaÑa electoral para la presidencia. roll open under ---randyn d.c.... take pkg ;01 ;19 ;52 1;19 1;34 pkg (nat up - i'm puting myself forward as a candidate for president) hoy el senador republicano rand paul oficializ su candidatura presidencial con un discurso en su estado de kentucky donde plante su visin para, dijo restringir al gobierno y maximizar la libertad. s/sen. rand paul (r-ky) (nat up) prometio devolverle a los estadounidenses la privacidad y las oportunidades limitando los poderes del gobierno y reducir la deuda del pas dejando de gastar el dinero que no hay. tambin mostr un video sobre su misin en guatemala donde estuvo ayudando a personas pobres con problemas de visin ya que l es oftalmlogo. en el campo poltico. se opone a los matrimonios del mismo sexo y al aborto y considera que la reforma migratoria solo puede suceder hasta que se duplique las seguridad en la frontera. s/frank sharry activista "l dice que los republicanos tienen que atraer más votos latinos. a la misma vez es un oponente duro en contra de las acciones ejecutiv

when paul pierce said last week before game one of the playoffs that toronto didn't have "it" you can see randy wittman just cringe but he backed it up. pierce was the difference in game one with 20 points and bridged the gap with wall and beals struggling a little bit. the wizards are going to win this series if he steps up if walls steps up and if beals steps up and they'll have to be bigger factors. >> that is one thing is i made sure some nights you'll have bad shooting nights. you can pick up your game in many different ways. have a better shooting night in game two and still be the same thing. that was keeping it. tim: let's go to los angeles. clip spurs spurs. late last night, feeding the pig. blake griffin was being aggressive attacking the basket and throwing down vicious hammerlike dunks and the spurs couldn't stop him. doc kept feeding him. scram, bam plan against the spurs. it worked with blake griffin. the caps find themselves down 2-1 games in the eastern conference, first round series in the islanders and now this. the caps tell us that eric fehr will miss the next two games with

randy johnson. >> how's the bacon coming dad? >> i am partner to paul almost 24 years and we have four children together and have built a wonderful family. >> my name is martin cothran. my wife and i were high school sweethearts. we graduated from college, both got jobs, got married. we were still in southern california and then we ended up moving to kentucky. the culture's different out here. it's slower, more traditional. we had four children here, all born in kentucky, and you couldn't drag us out of here. >> but we did find one agency adoptions of kentucky, that said sure. we just care that you're going to be loving parents so that's the only criteria that we need. >> that was the beautiful part of what we were looking for. we were looking for being judged as our capabilities of being parents, not on the fact that we were a gay couple. >> we had passed a statutory law in 1998 that was called the defense of marriage act. but there was a feeling that that wasn't going to be enough that there would be court challenges later on and that the best thing t

paul and joey. nice to see you guys again. and thank you very much for watching. i'm randi kaye. "wolf" starts right now. >>> hello. i'm wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 p.m. in washington, 6:00 p.m. in london, 7:00 p.m. in vatican city, 10:00 p.m. in islamabad, wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. we start with anti-terror arrests across italy as police grab suspects who may have once planned a terror attack on the vatican. members have ties to al qaeda and specifically with osama bin laden. our senior international correspondent nic robertson is joining us live from london. where ares these suspects originally from? what do authorities think they were planning? >> originally fro

paul pierce took over, knocking down the three pointer. the wizards take game one, 93-86. coming up later in the show you'll hear from head coach randytman. plus carol maloney is in new york. she'll have an update on the capitals capitals. >>> thanks jason. up next at 6:00 a shocking scene on the highway. a cage full of puppies strapped to the top of a speeding mini van. coming up the frantic 911 calls and the driver's explanation. >>> a many van, a cage on the roof with several puppies in it. ? an ohio family learned the hard way, this is not how you take your dogs on vacation. four puppies in a cage, strapped to the top of a mini van, cruising down the highway. and when other drivers saw them the calls started pouring into 911. turns out a family of six was headed to pennsylvania some 300 miles away. the family said they didn't have any room in the mini slap. they willingly handed over the puppies to police. >> i didn't see any injuries. they would not leave each other. they were huddled together. they were scared. they did have a tarp that covered three sides of the cage. but they're still experiencing a lot of wind. a lot of nois

randy. cannot wait for the tri-c order. mark crumpton joins us from new york with a preview. market: rand pault official, he's running for president. he made -- wasted little time criticizing the establishment and both parties for the frustration felt by voters. john hyland will join me with analysis. the summer of the americas gets underway this week in panama city. at the top of the u.s. agenda a meeting between president obama and growl castro. the two countries laid the groundwork in december to reestablish diplomatic relations after 50 years of hostilities. carlos gutierrez discusses what is at stake for washington and havana and the region. back to you in san francisco. brad: thank you. the former group on ceo, andrew mason, is next. ♪ brad: this is "bloomberg west." i'm brad stone. andrew mason's trading coupons to become a tour guide of sort. providing tours of cities based on your location. thank you for joining us. we were getting assaulted from above by seagulls last time we saw each other. andrew: i knew you would bring that up. nothing funnier. brad: that was what, four months ago

paul launches his presidential campaign for 2016. wait a minute shouldn't he have waited until 2020. >> larry: will hew3l he not win? the suspense is killing me. [laughing] >> larry: it's hump day. i feel randy. this is the "nightly show" let's do this. [cheers and applause] captioning sponsored by comedy central [cheers and applause] >> larry: woooo woooo! thank you, very much. >> audience: larry! larry: thank you, very much. welcome to the "nightly show" i'm larry wilmore. now another presidential candidate has announced for 2016. we jump into the on going election coverage. roll that intro. ♪ >> larry: ya. wooo! i can not wait, man. so, who is promising to denegrofy 1600 pennsylvania avenue now? >> today i announce with god's help liberty lovers everywhere that i am putting myself forward as a candidate for president of the united states of america. [laughing] >> larry: i'm putting myself forward? no one else put me forward. no it was me. i'm responsible for this bad idea. even the liberty lovers told me not to run. they refuse to put me forward. they tried to put me back. not really sure why i gave them a shout out. so how is he selling the putting forward of himself? >> paul has release

paul and joey. nice to see you guys again. and thank you very much for watching. i'm randi kaye. "wolf" starts right now. >>> hello. i'm wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 p.m. in washington 6:00 p.m. in london, 7:00 p.m. in vatican city 10:00 p.m. in islamabad, wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. we start with anti-terror arrests across italy as police grab suspects who may have once planned a terror attack on the vatican. members have ties to al qaeda and specifically with osama bin laden. our senior international correspondent nic robertson is joining us live from london. where ares these suspects originally from? what do authorities think they were planning? >> originally from pakistan located in a number of areas of italy, the center of italy, north of italy, island of sardinia part of the massive italian operation to arrest these 18 men. what pakistani police and the prosecutor are saying is that these men were financing and, if you will planning terror attacks in pakistan that they were using italy as a base not just to create those plans but were then going to pakistan to f

paul. he ran for president three times and he was called randy as a child, but his wife shortened his name to rand and he was on the trail with us. he is joining us from new hampshire this morning. senator, good morning. good to see you. >> good morning and thanks for having me. >> you are running for president and those who have watched you have seen you laying the ground work for years. you have been in office for four years. was this always the master plan for you? >> it's funny. you will meet people running for president and their friends will say in eighth grade he said he would run for president. i grew up more normally. playing football running track and being on the swimming team and academics and reading. never really thought about it. when i launched my career, i spent a lot of time becoming an eye surgeon and i never raul thought of it. i thought i may run for an office but never would i think there would be a constellation of events that would allow me to. i think the message i have to offer is a distinct one. i think it is resonating. >> you are now officially a candidate. let

paul. you know him he ran for president three times and he was called randy but his wife shortened it. he is on the campaign trail and joining us from new hampshire. senator, good morning, good did to see you. >> good morning, thanks for having me. >> it's official, you're running for president but those who watched you closely have seen you laying the groundwork for this for years. you have been in office about four years, was higher office, the presidency always the master plan for you? >> you know, it's kind of funny. you meet people running for president and their friends say oh, in eighth grade he said he was going to run for president. i guess when i grew up i grew up a normal existence, concerned about playing football, running track, being on the swimming team, reading. but never really thought about it and even once i launched my career i spent the a lot of time, many years becoming an eye surgeon. and so i never really thought of it. in the back of my mind i thought i might run for an office but never in my wildest dreams would i think there would be a constellation of events

> he went by randy when he was a kid but he has shortened that to rand and i think you can read the symbolism in there as many people will. >> no kidding. >> sure. >> to your point. ron paulas said he is not named after him. his name is randall. >> his name is randall. >> but the choice to go with rand you're suggesting -- >> he doesn't -- yes, i mean i don't think it's escaped his mind that he is going by a shortened version of his first name which happens to match the author who is a libertarian hero. >> i saw yesterday a lot of the nightly news coverage last night -- this is great for hilary. great person to bring on board but then they did the bush story about how embarrassing it was for him to have checked off hispanic hispanic. >> if i were applying to medical school i don't know, if it wasn't just an honest mistake where he hit the wrong thing people didn't think he was hispanic. >> there could be any reason to do that -- why would the media make it like he was trying to do something -- i don't think that anyone could think george h.w. bush's son is hispanic. >> it's interesting. >> he checked the wrong box. >> it's an interesting mistake but it doesn't mean a thin