and didn't need a milkshake machine but he knew ray because of that and invited ray, ray came into dinner, had a dinner meeting and sure enough he was waylaid by this beautiful woman playing the organ and not only was he attracted to her youthful good looks but he himself was a pianist which he had made money as a pianist early on in life and loved playing piano so he was taken by not just for looks but her technical musical proficiency. that was an intoxicating thing for him. >> that meeting did they actually meet that night? how did that happen? >> best i can tell from talking with people and what ray says in his autobiography which is anybody's autobiography, take a couple grains of salt, he demanded to meet her, he went over and said hello but the extent of the conversation was never completely clear even joan's daughter who was there that night, the father came with her to pick joan up and take her home after work but it is not clear the depth of the conversation but what happens next suggests there might have been more to it then a quick interaction which is joan's boss, jim, but th

ray. ray was 52 at that point, so john was in her 20s. she was young mother. she was a beautiful blonde woman and she was a very good pianists and organists. back in the the day that was a very valued profession. people would play in restaurants which she did. she played on television, local television. she was so beautiful the local tv owner hired her to play music and the brakes in between shows because i was before videotape. she also had a good concern going in selling lessons to kids. she was really working very hard with these three jobs. the job she loved was at the restaurant st. paul minnesota where she would play the organ or piano. she played the organ in the dining room. she was up on a pedestal and would entertain the diners and then after dinner hour she would go to to the lounge where she play piano. >> host: so now take us back to that evening and keep in mind ray is married and has a child at home. john is married with a child at home. so now she is doing her thing at that

>> it was for ray because ray felt that he was complete. he had everything. mcdonald's had done well beyond his wildest imagination. he was a celebrated businessman at a time, you know now we have celebrity ceos and they are still interesting but back then the ceo would the so media savvy and friendly and was very unusual and he was a prey to horatio alger becoming a multi-multimillionaire selling hamburgers. it was just a fantastic story. there were a lot of people who were very dubious about this business succeeding and it didn't seem to make any sense. it's so obvious to us but back in the 50s wall street and particular was extremely dismisses up this idea -- dismissive of this idea. he was extremely happy, ray was and they landed in chicago which is where he had started and where he lived his whole life but joan quickly discovered that ray was a difficult and complex was person which he may have been aware of over the years but she recognized the ray had a serious problem with drinking and it was only two years after they married that she did file for div

ray, i know you'd love it. get your money now until you wait until you are an old man. >> i would like that. i would hit the tables. >> that's it! people say we can't trust people, and it's a good argument. because we can't trust people. some people would use their money wisely and put it aside for food, health needs, whatever. you would blow it all on taco bell and cocaine. some people aren't going to do the right thing. i don't think it would work. too many people want to take care of themselves, probably. >> you are agreeing? who is agreeing? i need somebody to side with me on this! i think it's a good idea. >> i only heard it's brought up in relation to artificial intelligence. if this were to continue on so it could only go two directions. either we are all dead immediately because the robots just sees the problem and we are over, or we don't have to work anymore and it's like "wall-e" " at that point, do we pay people who need jobs? >> tom: 50% of jobs might go because of the robots! that's what they say.

mcsally: thank you, commander ray. the chair recognizes congressmanner beason to testify for five minutes. commander beason: good morning. chairwoman mcsally and distinguished members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to aper today on bf of u.s. customs and border protection to discuss the evolving drug smuggling tactics and techniques used by transnational criminal organizations and how c.b.p. is working to address this threat and secure our nation's abort borders. i began my career as a border patrol agent in 1985 and in my 32 years of service i have seen the border change. from just a barbed wire fence and a few border patrol agents, to today with 600 miles of fencing and 2,000 border patrol agents on duty. the border has changed and become more complex. over the course of my career, i have seen the creation of the department of homeland security, funding increases and decreases, and the committed evolution of criminals who seek to exploit our borders. i have also seen c.b.p. and the legacy offices

>> ray hinton: as though i was walking on clouds.ay, in case they changed they mind, you know. >> pelley: you still didn't believe it. >> hinton: i was not going to allow myself to really believe that i was free, until i was actually free. >> pelley: free to visit his mother, who went to her grave believing her son would be executed. the cemetery was hinton's first destination. and he was startled by a world that had moved on without him. >> hinton: we headed toward the graveyard and a voice come on and said, "at two-point-so-many miles, turn right." and i said, "what the hell? who is that?" and he said, his g.p.s. tracker. i knew i didn't see no white lady get in that car. i wanted to know, how did she get in that car, and what is she doing in this car? man, come on. >> pelley: any voice tended to be a surprise; on death row, hinton spent most of every day, alone. after 30 years inside, mostly by yourself, did you worry about coming back out into the world? >> hinton: you get out and you just out. if you don't have a place to live o

i want to go to ray buckley with that question. ray: thank you. and i just want to note that 12 years ago when we elected howard dean i was the moderator as the regional chair so i feel your pain. superdelegates -- this is how the delegation votes in the convention. so what i -- let's get to the real issue, and the issue is making sure that the vote of the delegation represents the vote of the people. i actually support reforming the system, to fold the superdelegates into the allotted delegates. and hence, when you get to the convention like in new hampshire, it would have been 60% bernie, 40% hillary and everyone would have had a say and everyone would have been involved. the superdelegates is almost code for the bigger issue. the issue is about neutrality. as the chair of the new hampshire democratic party in 2008 and 2016, there is nobody on this earth that will suggest that i put my thumb on the scales for any candidates. i am the one -- sorry, mayor, who supported hillary. i am the one who was neutral throughout this entire nominating proces

ray, fired from job: "he said whoever took the day off today can find another job tomorrow"ray was the working for jvs masonry.he says when he told his boss his crews would be missing work thursday to support the cause of immigration, he was toldray, fired from job: "you stand for what you believe, make sure you stand for whatever consequences are going to come."all of them, he says, fired for standing up for families.ray, fired from job: "the guys that we have out here that have families that are afraid to go out and get a gallon of milk, get gas, going to get groceries in case they get stopped and deported."but family is what the owner of jvs masonry says he supports jim serowski,jvs masonry, owner: " if you want to go to work to support your family. i donút care if you have antentens coming out of your head, i really donút care. if youúre going to betray the company then i have a concern." for him, he says, it comes down to businessjim serowski,jvs masonry, owner: "i have no view on immigration laws or anything going on with that. all know is i have a business to run' Ñ a day meant

immediate reaction kind of like, "hmm, ray charles..." >> "oh, tell us the story. what's going on with him?" rolling stone was always quite open-minded, and back then, it was not so much worrying about a person's popularity the way so many magazines are today. and so if you made your case, then you were sent out and got the story. >> hinojosa: oh, so it wasn't about a popular rock star. that wasn't... >> no. this was a man of history and a man of pride and a man of... who deserved a lot more than he was getting at that time, and he knew it, too. i mean, he was... >> hinojosa: and in that interview, he actually revealed to you-- he talked about the fact that he was addicted to heroin. >> correct. >> hinojosa: he talked about the fact that he felt that he wasn't getting a lot of recognition, too. >> yes, yes. so we played on pretty much the reasons i had for the story, and by the time we got to know each other, it got to the point where, for the first time, he revealed details about his addiction to heroin and his kicking cold turkey in an institution. he wasn't that

rachael ray, everybody!ith a performance by japandroids. >> stephen: here performing "near to the wild heart of life," ladies and gentlemen, japandroids! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the future's under fire the past is gaining ground ♪ a continuous cold war between my home and my hometown ♪ i was destined to die dreaming when one day, my best friend ♪ with passion and pure provocation ♪ summoned me and said "you can't condemn your love ♪ to linger here and die can't leave your dreams to ♪ chance or to a spirit in the sky ♪ may your heart always be ardent your conscience always ♪ clear and succumb to the city and ♪ surrender, baby i'll be waiting here" ♪ and it got me all fired up to go far away ♪ and make some music from the sound of my singing, baby ♪ and it got me all fired up to go far away ♪ and make some music from the sound of my singing, baby ♪ so i left my home and all i had ♪ i used to be good but now i'm bad ♪ ♪ ♪ it was last call at my local and i stalled saying goodbye ♪ so the girl behind the bar came over ♪ and s

i want to tell you i'm proud to have the support of my friend, ray buckley. give it up, guys. [applause] mr. ellison: ray knows what it means to elections. won over 13 elections in my state of minnesota. but we have won elections for downballot candidates who in the state legislatures and city councils and also for the governor's candidates, the state legislature and the secretaries of state. we got to win elections. we are in this mess because we lost not one election but a thousand elections and will get it out when we win elections. tom perez knows about winning elections. he won elections in california and california is a blue paradise compared to some other places. but they did it by organizing and organizing is how we're going to win. i'm asking you with your precious vote to support me. support me to be chair of the d.n.c. because what we are going to do is win elections and raise voter turnout and raise the money we need from dollar donations -- [cheers and applause] mr. ellison: we believe. we believe we would rather have million donations of $10 then $10 of00,000. we

ray in ar from westchester, pa. air.re on the ray, you with us? >> yeah. sound down on your set and we'll avoid the feedback and speak.d >> i want to just say that there's a million and a half there looking for ork and it's time to reinstate he 35% corporate tax that bush stopped in 2006. it's time to reinstate it and to work on ople infrastructure host: all right, ray. thank you for calling. arlene from san francisco. you're up now. democratic caller. >> hi. take a comment -- silicone company -- ilicone valley companies like the h1b visas to allow workers come into the country because they can pay them less. about $60 an hour instead of the an hour they have to pay workers. that was my only comment. host: all right. barbara from oklahoma. independent caller. ahead, please. >> yeah. hearinghe things i keep people talk about but nobody seems to pay any attention to is the fact that the more muslims this country, verybody knows that they want sharia law. hey come into the country, become citizens, and vote and you're not going to tell me that judge almost on

it is very unusualfor a ray of sunshine has gone. very unusual for a union membership ray of sunshine has gone. it is very unusualfor a union membership to reject the deal that has been recommended to them and negotiated on their behalf by their own union. let's have a look at the figures. it was very close. 54% said no. 45% said yes. that was on a turnout of 7296. said yes. that was on a turnout of 72%. fewer than half of the drivers on southern railway actually voted for this decision. but the drivers have rejected a key principle. in specific circumstances they were being asked to operate a train with the doors being done from the cab without a second member staff on the train. for example if the conductor becomes ill or as late arriving. in practice that is the way one in three trains already work in this country. in particular i understand drivers were unhappy about the quality of the cctv systems they use. they were worried they were not clear enough to operate the doors safely. that was a key sticking point and they have overt

ray buckley? ray: i encourage you to go on to my website. ray4dnc.org. you will see specific plans and proposals. a lot of this is a race to see who should be the driver of the car. we don't understand that the cars broken down on the side of the road. we need someone who can lift the of the hood and fix the damn car, and that is my record because i get results. you look at my plan about changing the nominating system, my plan of opening the dnc and straightening the party, and nobody can match that. you look at my record estate care, more democrats have won races in new hampshire in our state's history. we have won those races and i will do that as chair. >> thank you, sir. robert? >> i want to thank april and donna and julie in the city of baltimore. it is an wonderful being here this afternoon. [applause] and also with so many good democrats. when you go to church, your pastor has a way of saying look to your neighbor. look to your neighbor and tell them that we democrats are stronger together than we are fighting one another. we are stronger together

i want to tell you i am proud to the support of my buddy, ray buckley. give it up for ray. >> my bags are packed. all right, please take your seat. we are just making sure the results are loaded so that everyone can see them. i would like to invite the candidates for office of chair to return to the room as well. as soon as i have been informed i willey are here announce the results. we are gathering all the candidates for chair. mr. ellison, miss green. please come to the room. thank you. mayor pete. where is mayor p.e.t. echo -- pete?p.e.t. echo -- mayor buckley and jamie, please come up. make a little room. thank you. everyone is here. where is sam. sam and i have been face booking. sam was in the staff room. sam is in the house somewhere. limit give you the final results. the threshold was 218 votes, 435 members. the results are 235 for mr. perez and 200 for mr. ellison. [applause] honor -- it is -- it is my honor to present the gavel to the democratic national committee to mr. tom perez. mr. perez, congratulations. i hear a motion. there is a motion

the rays home is in a remote part of los gatos.when a mudslide wiped out part of their home, jennifer ray takes to facebook live during tuesday's storm to spread the wordand call for help.it was 8 in the morning.. and she and her husband john were in bed with their 4 and 2 year old when the ground started to move.sot jennifer rayyou just saw all this stuff coming down.all this mud and water and trees and all this other debris.and we just ran outside and i just kept screaming check jessica jessica. my siter.jessica has a 9 month old and is pregnant. she lives in a second home on the property.sot jennifer raymy mom was carrying my daughter. she fell and then we just ran as fast as we could to the jeep and piled everyone in.in the process of escaping the slide.. jennifer, her mom and john fell and injured their legs.sot john rayyou look outside and you watch a lot of hard work. a lot of sacrifice. and things you do for your children literally getting washed away.in the third home on the property.. lives jennifer's dad.sot jennifer that home was my dad's dream. he always wanted him and us

a gruesome discovery in the point rays national seashore. investigators say human remains were found yesterday on platform bridge road near point ray station. that road, just reopened within the past hour. nbc bay area's christie smith live in marin county, where investigators, including the fbi, were out all day, looking for clues in this case. christie? >> reporter: that's right. this is a joint investigation and the fbi is a part of it, because three remains were found on park service land. but today there are still many questions, like how long these human remains have been there and how they got there in the first place. now, it appears the staff with search and rescue with the sheriff's department were coming and going at platform bridge road and point rays petaluma road a road. they went through the heavy brush as a precaution to see if there was any potential evidence left behind. a spokesperson for the parks service says a driver discovered the remains and that there was also plastic-type material in the area that was not known if t

diver dave thomas admits he's cut shark nets in the past to free trapped rays.they don't really protect humans, only harm the sea life. the net is a random thing. it's not based on any science or factual data. it is out there killing anything and everything and the risk to people is negliable. shark sighting, rather a large shark. we advise nobody enter the water... there hasn't been a fatal shark attack on these beaches in 60 years. the local government says it is a sign the nets do work and that cutting them is dangerous. people who have deliberately tampered with the nets, that have cut the nets, released them from anchors or floats, obviously very dangerous, not only for the individuals involved, but creating a real hazard for the swimmers and surfers at those beaches. finding the right balance between protecting humans and preserving sea life is a challenge and here it seems as elusive as ever. that's all from reporters for this week. from me, phillipa thomas, goodbye for now. this evening, we have a few heavy showers lurking. not a completely dry picture o

have a nice night, ray. strike three!got something special for you. it's for power hitters. thanks, coach. announcer ( over p.a. ): now batting for the bears, number 20, mike engelberg. what the hell is this? i don't know. buttermaker, what the hell are you trying to pull? hey, it's a league bat, okay? you're on thin ice, pal. you try one more stunt like this again, i'm gonna bounce you out of the league. boy: good game. tanner: bite me. boy 2: good game. good job. kiss my ass. kiss my ass. bitch. what are you smiling at, henry? all: up the alley, down the street, who's the toughest team to beat? bears! bears! yay, bears! hey, come on, guys. sit up straight, you look like a bunch of hound dogs. you got nothing to be ashamed of. you got a few hits today. you played all six innings. you ought to be proud of yourselves. proud of what? these things take time, guys. so does heart disease. and torture. and physical therapy. um, i did do some simple flowcharting and data analysis. and if you got graph out our errors and other pa

diver dave thomas admits he's cut shark nets in the past to free trapped rays.arm the sea life. the net is a random thing. it's not based on any science or factual data. it is out there killing anything and everything and the risk to people is negliable. —— to people is negligable. we advise nobody enter the water... there hasn't been a fatal shark attack on these beaches in 60 years. people who deliberately tamper with the nets, that have cut the nets, released them from anchors, obviously very dangerous, not only for the individuals involved, but creating a real hazard for the swimmers and surfers at those beaches. finding the right balance between protecting humans and preserving sea life is is as elusive as ever. hywel griffiths, bbc news, sydney. always nice to finish on a sunset. that's all from reporters for this week. from me, phillipa thomas, goodbye for now. monday turned out to be quite a day of weather across some parts of the british isles with a combination of wind and rain and some hill snow for the northern parts as well. tuesday, a chilly start

,or good measure, jamie and ray please also come up. make a little room. thank you. jaime and ray. sam. sam. where is sam? facebookingve been back there. sam was in the staff room. housesam is in the somewhere. let me give you the final results. the threshold for victory was members were5 totaled in voting. 235 for mr.are perez and 200 four mr. ellison. [applause] honor -- it is -- my honor [banging gavel] it is now my honor to present the gavel to the next chair of the democratic national committee, mr. tom perez. mr. perez, congratulations. [applause] i hear a motion by mr. saunders. ms. applebaum? we will hear from mr. buckley. order please. go ahead. buckley: thank you, madam chair. for all those who ran for this office, for all those who were involved in this campaign, now is the time for us to unite. i move that we suspend the rules and cast one ballot for secretary tom perez as the next chair of the democratic national committee. [applause] chair: is there a second? mr. applebaum. sisters and brothers, i am stuart applebaum, dnc member from new york and the executive vice pr

. >> yeah, ray montague not only transformed the design process for all navy ships, she blazed a new trail for generations of women who are now following her. here's abc's robin roberts. >> what do you do for nasa. >> calculate your landings. >> reporter: the oscar nominated film "hidden figures" celebrates the true story of three african-american women who helped propel the u.s. space program to new heights. mary jackson, dorothy vaughn, and catherine hn >> i analyze the bramt ter levels for air displacement, friction and velocity. >> reporter: as they were breaking barriers at nasa, ray montague was making history at the navy. >> i am known the first person to design a ship using a computer. and i was the first female program manager of ships in the history of the navy, which was the equivalent of being the ceo of a company. >> reporter: the little rock native was a child of the segregated south and never saw an engineer who looked like her. >> my mother told me when i was a very little girl, raye, you'll have three strikes against you. you're female and you're black and you'll hav

. >> ray: basically we build a kiln with hardwood and stone.sters and corn in there. like a pressure cooker. >> anthony: we've got a pig hiding in there also. >> ray: no, no, no. we're going to pull a tusker out right now, and you'll see what we have here. >> anthony: let's eat. >> ray: all right. [ laughter ] >> anthony: first some good chowder and there really is only one kind of chowder. new england clam chowder. mm-mm. that is good. steamer clams, lobster, corn, potatoes. that's a pretty luxurious clambake here. >> woman: that was amazing. >> man: absolutely. >> chris: everybody's attention for a second. the opiod education and awareness task force came together several months ago. i don't thinwe realid w quickly this could turn into a crisis for us. >> anthony: everybody in this room has been touched by or impacted by narcotics in some way. the franklin county opiod safety task force is a grassroots response. doctors, law enforcement led by franklin county sheriff, chris donilon. addiction specialists and addicts themselves are coming toge

the navigator, jodi ray, you mentioned her, she's quite special. second point that i would just like to make as a quick point is that in regard to rural areas and low-density areas -- alice will remember, mike will remember -- we did a five-state study for the assistant secretary in hhs, esincluding alaska. we have a field researcher there now and we know the field people and the state people, and he was a state official, like maryann. they are trying to do something new in alaska. that's one of the kinds of things that didn't come out as much here because alaska -- in fact, when they asked us to cover alaska, we thought, my goodness, it's so different. but all states are different. the final point i want to make, sort of a philosophical point. mike mentioned -- you mentioned david brooks' column where he talked about kenneth arrow saying people should choose. they should decide what they want. what's really here, the competition that's really here. and then you mentioned competition among the plans. it's more than just insurers, more than just car

ray branson, thank you for joining us this morning. we will be staying on this story throughout the day. >>> people near manteca are being told they can't go home. they live in an area where a levee broke last night along the san joaquin river. the gap in the levee is being filled up with large rocks. it breached on the east side of the river forcing the evacuation of some 500 people from homes, farms, ranches. evacuation center has been set up. it's unclear how long people will be kept out of the area. >>> the latest storm rolling through the bay area expected to drop up to five feet in the sierra. >> yeah. this rapid buildup is attracting skiers and snowboarders but also leading to more avalanche. >> mark tamayo spent a day with the ski patrol to assess the danger and met a young pup that could be a hero when the next avalanche hits. >> reporter: the fading drought has left its work on the slopes. over 35 feet of snow has piled up, a dream for skiers and borders. >> this year we have no idea what is going to happen. it rains. it snow

ray street used to be called sassafras. the east/west streets were named after trees and the north/south streets were named after numbers. philadelphia was the very first city built on a public grid and public square system in the united states and we're also the first city that established a street numbering system based on numbers. and why numbers and trees? it's because part of his quaker philosophy. they're the plain people. you don't name things after yourselves. what less controversial things than numbers and locust and walnut and chestnut. people say were there a lot of walnuts on this street? picturing the original philadelphia with nice rows of trees, that's not the case at all. >> if you get upset or angry about anything, just go look at some nature and know we're connected to walnut and spruce. >> that's right. no controversy. >> philadelphia, i mean, just connect to a rich history of immigrants as well. >> starting with william penn, he was given this colony in 1681 by king charles ii in honor of his father also

when you think of a transatlantic flight from new york to l.a., you get a dental x-ray amount of rayskennedy: did you see the matt damon movie, mission to mars? >> i saw him in that. kennedy: i love your expertise and your brain. you are a well spring of knowledge. very good. coming up. is this child a small wizard who is this child a small wizard who can control buskers by waving achoo! (snap) achoo! (snap) achoo! achoo! (snap) (snap) achoo! achoo! feel a cold coming on? zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%. shorten your cold with a snap, with zicam. there's a lot of places you never want to see "$7.95." [ beep ] but you'll be glad to see it here. fidelity -- where smarter investors will always be. if only the signs were as obvious when you trade. fidelity's active trader pro can help you find smarter entry and exit points and can help protect your potential profits. fidelity -- where smarter investors will always be. why is there neverite, enough of it? a john deere 1 family tractor with quik-park lets you attach and go. imatch

go ray.se the fresco app. send in the videos of where you are. you can get paid for it. bob, we're getting some questions. this is from uncle vince. he says that i decided not to drive into work into center city. should i walk or driver to the train station in the media elwin line? >> media elwin line, i would walk. i would hang tight. the other thing, folks, want to get out, get to work. we heard from the one guy at the gas station, what are you going to do at the gas station when it is snowing and no one is there? the longer to delay your trip, the better off you will be. live look at the blue route, 476, the onramp from mid-county. live look at i95, northeast philadelphia. we talked about this change-over, coming and happening quick, we went from rain, to the freezing rain, and it looks like the snow taking over, and knocking down the visibility. this is i-95, right near the the cottman avenue interchange. here is a live look. willow grove interchange, what do you think of this blue? >> th

the rays home is in a remote part of los gatos.when a mudslide wiped out part of their home, jennifer ray takes to facebook live during tuesday's storm to spread the wordand call for help.it was 8 in the morning.. and she and her husband john were in bed with their 4 and 2 year old when the ground started to move.sot jennifer rayyou just saw all this stuff coming down.all this mud and water and trees and all this other debris.and we just ran outside and i just kept screaming check jessica jessica. my siter.jessica has a 9 month old and is pregnant. she lives in a second home on the property.sot jennifer raymy mom was carrying my daughter. she fell and then we just ran as fast as we could to the jeep and piled everyone in.in the process of escaping the slide.. jennifer, her mom and john fell and injured their legs.sot john rayyou look outside and you watch a lot of hard work. a lot of sacrifice. and things you do for your children literally getting washed away.in the third home on the property.. lives jennifer's dad.sot jennifer that home was my dad's dream. he always wanted him and us

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. >>> abc7 news visited like merit today and found a sting ray dead in the water.ave been sightings of spinning rays and otters. voerts passed measure dd in 2002. bond money helped improve water flow between lake merit and the estuary. >>> this is new drone video over the emergency spillway sent out by the california department of water resources. those repairs came after a mass evacuation last weekend atmosphere fears it would flood nearby cities. the los angeles times reports there were problems with the original design that were never corrected despite questions it would actually work. federal officials are investigating the cause. >>> in ouk weather this evening seeing our next storm approach the region that will spread heavy rain after midnight tonight. it's going to a mess on our monday. more green appearing on the screen. not over us yet. leading edge of light rain is 75 miles off the coast. storm impact scale. bring it back on monday. it is going to be a serious storm. 3, a strong storm. waves of moderate to heavy rain accompanying the system in the next 24

that's the challenge, ray, as to making these political decisions. but we're probably not going to change the constitution in the short-term. so maybe president might want to change it, but the rest of us probably don't want to change it. but i would ask you how much -- you talked about the forest service, state tax credits, the federal government pumps a huge amount of money into rural america. it's not -- in fact, one could argue it's almost disproportionate through water and sue grants, business and industry loans and infrastructure. it is very, very significant the amount of dollars that comes in. some goes directly states. some administered by the usda. most of it is usda. a little bit sba. most usda. does it work? does it help you do what you want to do? does it need to be spent in a different way? there are billions and billions of dollars every year flowing into rural america from uncle sam. is it being spent the right way? does it help you? >> the short answer to all of that is yes. in some ways the federal dollars do work, they do help. as

ray buckley, followed by jimmy harrison. rate: thank you. -- ray: thank you. my answer might cost me this race. i'm sorry. while many of you know that i am openly gay, what many of you don't know is that i came from the lowest of the white working class. let me tell you, when we are running hundreds of millions of dollars worth of commercials telling the voters, oh, our opponent is offensive. when you are worrying about your dm -- damn paycheck your job, , whether your kids are going to school, they don't really give a crap about if the president is an insult dog. the reality is that we did not offer a positive message. we did not offer a positive message to anyone i ever later to -- i am related to. we did not offer a message to my neighbors. we did not offer a message to the people in indiana or ohio or pennsylvania or kentucky. what we did is say, how offensive. grow up. that is not reality for most of america. [applause] april: jaime harrison, thank you. jb: ray had a drop the mic moment. [laughter] jamie: our problem has not been telling people what we be

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joining me is ray buckley, chairman of the new hampshire democrat party.opped out of the race last week. for those who are not following this as closely, ray, tell me how americans should think of keith ellison versus tom perez. >> well, i am so excited about the possibility of keith ellison serving as chair of the party because this is going to be a clear signal, a signal to the grassroots across the country, to the activists, those who have cared and worked so hard in the trenches of the democratic party, that the party is theirs again. it's note about the entrenched part running in washington. we can see the results and what keith is going to do is bring everybody to the table. it is going to be no matter who you supported or what walk of life you're in or what state you live in, everyone is going to have a part in the democratic party. >> to somebody like me who doesn't understand the insides of the party, that's just word salad. i don't know what that means. why will keith ellison do something for the democratic party tom perez doesn't. why would eith

its x—ray equipment.ectors. but now inside it is eerily empty. the furniture is still cove red is eerily empty. the furniture is still covered in plastic. the gunmen was able to make his way from the beach into the hotel, hunting for more victims. there will now be increased security on the beach. but on the day of the attack, there were armed guards present. who could have intervened and didn't. other police units nearby deliberately delayed their arrival. according to a tunisian judge. almost two years on, the authorities have many questions to answer about the failure to hold the attack. after that attack happened and those 30 british citizens were murdered in the case and macro, the metropolitan police's counter team sent a team there. the commander of the counterterror of the time has given us an counterterror of the time has given us an exclusive interview and i asked what were the claims that the contributing factors there. the way that tui were operating and the response of the security forces in

. >> x-rays and said, you know, the brain is swelling and if it has nowhere to go -- n could kill him>> thank goodness he survived. how he's using his experience to ♪ >>> skyfox over quite a crash in delaware counsel tow tonight of the a car slammed into a building along marshall road just passed 8:00 tonight. we don't have any reports of any injuries. now crews have stabilized the building. >>> folks in bristol borough bucks county are on cloud nine tonight. the town just won a nationwide contest to help revitalize so cute downtown business district. >> you guys did it. you wouldn't! my goodness. >> the borough will get half a million dollars in marking to help grants, publicity on signage and social media thanks to something call the small business revolution. bristol has seen its shares of ups and downs since nearly by manufacturing plants closed in the '60s and '70s the borough beat out four others small town finalists in an open online vote. congratulations bristol borrow! >>> you see it you shoot it, our fresco users are helping us show what is going on in your neighborhood. wha

and once they used the magnet, they realized, we need to get an x-ray. what you're about to see is what many of the people in this video are calling the worst they have ever seen. >> i don't think anybody expected it to be that severe. >> my gosh, it looks like a constellation. >> it does look like a son thelation of pellets of a shut gone fired from this man. some of the pellets were coming out on their own because they were infected. this woman says this was intentional. there was no way this could have been an accident. >> in my opinion, someone intentionally shot her. >> that's awful. i'm surprised the dog is still alive, though. >> the dog is still alive. because some people saw that, you know what, she needs to be taken in. the good news is, you can see the dog sitting with all these people. and just looking for a forever home. >> now she needs a good forever home. and she's worth every minute. >> honeybee was rescued by shawna barr who has been rescuing dogs for 30 years. and her goddaughter shot the video because they thought the story was so imp

because right there, that is a barrier against the damaging uv rays. >> right. >> and it is without theit is invisible. when you see it, it is like, a total wall. >> they also apply a mask to show how it reacts under the light. they apply some foundation makeup. >> because some makeup comes with the uv screening in it, right? >> that is correct, yes. we see what she looks like after she's completely made up. now we're just having fun with ice cream. either way, it's pretty red. and everyone watching this video will probably go grab the stun screen before they walk out the door today. >>> do you believe in ghosts? >> no. >> yes! >> maybe. >> something that happened in this room in india on january 5th has some people wondering if there's something out there. first, that door slowly opens. maybe the wind opened it. then watch the guy in that twin bed closest to the screen. he's just laying there. then all of a sudden his sheets slowly start to rise. he starts to lie down in the bed. at this point you're like, okay, you probably can't do that on your own. >> dude, we know it's a kid, that'

jennifer ray streamed the aftermath on facebook live...he mud took over the property her family lives on. she says she and her husband were in bed with their young kids when they felt the ground starting to move. she describes the moment they looked outside and saw what was happening... outside jennifer's mother, father, and sister also live on the property in separate homes. they were able to leave safely...but are worried more damage could be caused during the storms today. the family is staying in san mateo until they know it's safe to return home. a go-fund-me page has been set up to help them. we have a link to it on our website at kron-four-dot-com. . now to bay area basketball... the chicago bulls where in oakland to face golden state. and they were without stars dyawne wade or jimmy butler. and bill murray was in attendance last night. he was in town for the pebble beach pro-am. let's jump to the 2nd quarter. steph curry makes a bounce pass to draymond green who throws down the dunk. green had a great game... scoring 19 points and