let's go now to our cbs reporter reg chapman in minnesota where prince died this morning. reg. [ pause ] >> reporter: well, kenny, hundreds of fans are gathered here in chanhassen minnesota outside paisley park prince's studio to mourn the loss of the star. he meant so much to people mere in minnesota. hundreds are gathered here. police have closed down the road to accommodate people coming here to mourn the loss of prince. there's even a makeshift memorial on the fence outside of paisley park. prince did perform here shortly saturday after, um, late night party. he did come show piano to his fans he did perform for a quick couple of seconds but went back to his room saying that he was not feeling well. fans tell me they come here to paisley park because prince always made fans feel like family. they were always welcome here to paisley park. he had lots of concerts here. some of them spontaneous, some

every time it rains >> now, this is music. >> sing along, reg. contains pennies from heaven >> he's great. >> yeah. >> he made this in the '30s. >> sounds like it. no, it does. because the way they miked things were very different back then. >> well, let me tell you. this song, i loved. >> i know, it's a beautiful song. >> but i never sang it to anybody. i heard it when i was 9 years old, never sang it to anybody. one day walking with joey bishop down the street. >> right. >> what did you want to be when you were a kid. and i said you know, i never told anybody this. but i listened to bing crosby and i thought he had a great voice and that was the end of it. >> and then -- >> and then bing crosby shows up on the show. >> as a guest. >> and he sat right between us. so he said, regis is a big fan. go ahead, sing something. and crosby sang, it was beautiful. we come back from a commercial and bishop says, "now you sing that song to him." bing crosby turns and looks at me and i had to sing to him. every time it rains it rains pennies from heaven >> o

so reg -- >> what time do you go out there and pick these people?ng. >> before 7:00 in the morning! >> they wait -- they love it. everybody is vying for it. okay. let's do our first lady. shall we, reg? i'll do it. joanne coleman, keeping her age a secret. that's her purgative from moraga, california, a full-time mom to five children, visiting family, including her 90-year-old mom. that's great. she feels she always gets her haircut the exact same way so she's very excited for a change. so let's hear her story. >> okay. >> the second time is a charm. i know you came before to try to get ambushed. >> i came before, i really wanted it so i'm so thankful. thank you so much for picking me. >> and you have a big birthday coming up, we're not saying the number, but i know you want a new look. >> yes, absolutely. i need a new transformation for my face and what works for my bone structure, et cetera. >> your husband,alit pat, is co over. is he going to freak out or be happy? >> we think he's going to be happy. he's here blindfolded. let's take one last loo

. >> i follow the regs. >> that's your decision. >> i follow the regs. >> get the reg and read it. it don't say that. >> it's segregation. you ain't here for going to church or you were doing something constructive. >> you want us to exhibit some form of model behavior. every avenue is something destructive. i can't play chess through the mail like i used to. by jumping up on the door, by sticking my [ bleep ] through the door every time a female came. >> he continued to fume over his chess set. >> i'd like somebody to give me one reason, just semiintelligent reason why it would hurt somebody sit in a cell, locked in here by myself with chess pieces. ain't hurting nobody in the world. but that's doc for you, that's rehabilitation at its finest. >>> next on "lockup" -- >> there's nothing i've done that god has not forgiven me for. >> a serial killer claims he found god. >> is a greater sin to steal a cracker or kill someone. >> and another inmate finds satan. >> i demand the forces of darkness to bestow the eternal power upon me. you shouldn't have to go far to get the help you're l

. >> and criminal charges now pending against two state reg lateers and city employee. they will be charged with violating the drinking water law and destruction of property and evidence tampering. michigan attorney general is expected to make the announc announcement today. for nearly 18 months they bathed in toxic water. >> politics, hillary clinton and donald trump celebrating big wins this morning. >> front runners both claiming victory in new york primary. donald trump seeing a double digit lead over john kasich and it was smaller lead for mill

reporter reg chapman from our minneapolis sister station is there. >> reporter: hundreds of fans haveathered here outside of paisley park in chanhassen, minnesota, to mourn the loss of prince rogers nelson, aka prince. right now, state patrols had to close down the streets to accommodate all the fans that have come here mrn the loss of a superstar. prince meant so much to fans here in minnesota. he had lots of parties, lots of concerts here at paisley park and fans that i talked to today tell me prince always made them feel like family. they were always welcome here. that's why so many people are here and what is become a healing space for all those who are mourning the loss of prince. it was about 9:43 a.m. when carver county sheriff's deputies were called here for a medical emergency. it was just soon after that we learned it was prince who had died inside paisley park. right now the crime lab is here. the medical examiner is here. we are waiting to find out the cause of death. but until then, many of his fans will stay here and hold vigil at the site where they felt at home inside

here with more are reg held in richardson and jared rice. this is the first time this city and the school, right? >> that is correct. this is the very first time that the school district and the city have partnered particularly for the specific purpose of helping young men of color. >> tell us about my brother's keeper, for those who may not be familiar with it, jared. >> it's an initiative that was started at the white house by president obama, and he issued a challenge to communities, and new rochelle is the first community in westchester county to accept challenge. and in doing so, the city and the school district formed a partnership to reach some of the milestones, and also we've taken the unique step of including the community at large. several hundred community organizations is have decided to partner with us as we go ahead and try to tackle this challenge. >> what are the things that are encompassed in the program? what is it you all are doing? >> so the milestones tackle things -- first, it's really trying to tackle the gap that exi

could haves without easy pass will be billed later based on photographs of their license plates and reg streag reggie theus -- registration. >> the queens for ecuador benefit was held today at a nightclub in woodside, queens, all proceeds go to unicef when is working with ecuador. >> coming up we'll take you to a foody festival, offering a unique spin on the usual fare >> and jay-z, his -- title got slapped with a lawsuit. christina: slap us with good weather audrey. audrey: temperatures were great across the area, duke. duke: coming up on "sports extra" presented by toyota, we're talking about the nfl draft, this thursday night, former giants and jet punter steve weatherford will join us giants and antwan: oreos fried, italian sausages and that corn. christina: i love that corn. antwan: your traditional street fair. christina: then the one our lidia curanaj went on upper west side. reporter: you know string is here, streets are close off and treat fares show up -- street fares show up. this is not your father's street fair, soothing melodies and delicious smells at pop up new york stre

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it will serve as a reg istration for the next election in the proper party that you choose. we heard today the city comptroller announcing an audit. mayor de blasio is calling for reformt the board of elections. i'm stefan hold, "news 4 new york." >> thank you. we want to hea f amut anybody with problems voting today. it is not too late to call the that number, 800-771-7755. the polls are open until 9:00 tonight. we are here for you. stay with nbc news and news 4 through the evening for election coverage. we will most constant updates. watch news 4 at 11:00 for complete primary results. >>> the in encryption battle went to capitol hill day. they called for help to allow law en rcem t to catch up tech know l aically with p people they are trying to catch. the card encryption technology puts them at a disadvantage when it comes to figetint terrorism. >> we need to work w h private industry to get them to come up with a solution, a passkey that information that we can legally obtain after getting a sea ch warrant. >> it stems from the fbi to unlock ao.hone from the terrorists.

. >>> plus, how jay-z iacs reg tin to all those rumors he cheated on beyonce. >>> and hot guys having fun. eyes up there chris evans. >>> plus chris hemsworth with a super fan. >> i'm naked! >> harder? >> faster. >>> now for april 27th, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight". >>> they say drama makes for good tv. kelly's return gave the show a huge rating spike. if you're looking for more fireworks today, forget about it. >> it was crickets. they drank coffee. it was business as usual in front of the camera. >> but behind the scenes is anything but as ripa lays down the law in the search for strahan's replacement. >> michael and kelly walked out holding hands again today, avoiding any messy exit talk. something's up because abc announced that strahan will exit "live" four months earlier. that's just 16 days away. the early exit allows the show to start trying out kelly's chemistry with potential co-hosts over the summer. ripa now holds the cards when it comes to picking michael's successor. >> i spent some time with kelly. >> yes, i would. >> last night, melissa mccarthy joked about th

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the victim has been identified as reg inald atkinson. >>> richmond police arrest a 29-year old man who killed a girl on tuesday. police have recovered a gun. he was arrested where 16-year old was killed. richmond police are asking if anyone has more information on the case to contact them. >>> the powerful new documentary of the south bay teenager who took her own life after she was sexually assaulted and then bullied on social media. they hope this film will put a spotlight on affects of cyber bullying of young people. >> it was a tough night for us. it really opens up wounds. >> it just takes one voice to stop an event that could go horribly south like it did in audrie's case and it could change someone's life forever. >> two san francisco film makers made the film. she passed out at a party and sexually assaulted. photos were posted on social media later. the teenager committed suicide just a few days after that. >>> there's a disturbing new report involving two of the bay area's most respected universities. a study conducted by the u.s. department of education found stanford and uc

reg died earlier this month in franklin parish, which i represent. those of us in louisiana will be forever grateful for reg's contribution to agriculture in our state and the life he dedicating to serving farmers. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. chicago lost a tremendous judge, attorney, mother, wife and friend on april 15, with the death of justice laura lu. mr. quigley: she fought a courageous battle of breast cancer for five years and her spirit, passion and determination never faltered. born to immigrant parents, justice lu didn't start speaking english until elementary school but ended up as class valedictorian. for nearly 20 years, justice lu worked as a litigator and then as a circuit court judge and then appointed to the i

once you have a plan that begins to freeze federal regs for a period of time, you begin to drive thearticularly corporate tax cuts so people invest in america and a path to a budgeted budget, if you asked the small business people here, they'd say if they were certain of that they'd start working. you get the activity faster than the final. >> new york's restrictive gun laws unconstitutional in your mind? >> no. are they unconstitutional? no. when you violate the second amendment, that's wrong. you don't do that. i'm a second amendment guy. >> pro-life. >> yep. >> you're pro-religious freedom. >> yeah. depends what that means. >> sister littles of the poor -- >> no. >> two different justices on the supreme court? >> well, i mean, my favorite, of course, is the man we just lost. he was far and way my favorite judge. >> i also like clarence thomas. >> i like clarence. >> you would appoint originalist justices? >> i appoint over 100 now in ohio and the first question is are they conservative? >> right. >> and that's -- they've -- i pointed a woman to the ohio supreme court. fantastic. c

to the world, if it's state is shrinking, does it become a less effective recruiter to do these on regs in other places? if it's failing in iraq and syria, is it a less attractive thing to join up and start doing things in other places? >> yeah. i agree. i would say that right now, no one wants to join a circus. and with paris attacks, they tried to increase recruitment, so they were gambling on sentiment, and the slow -- because basically, sentiment, a lot more dedicated fighters would want to join, especially in france, because france was sending a lot of people to isis. and refugees are those major -- the biggest force of people who are not interested in the goal of the group, but they need to eat something, so basically, if they don't have any other job, they would consider going to work for isis, so they were gambling on that, because they were very low on recruits. but it failed. it didn't increase foreign fighters coming in, and actually, a lot of local foreign fighters right now are trying tove defect. like a guy who defected to peshmerga two weeks ago. and so this strategy fail

. >> and criminal charges now pending against two state reg lateers and city employee. they will be charged with violating the drinking water law and destruction of property and evidence tampering. michigan attorney general is expected to make the announc announcement today. for nearly 18 months they bathed in toxic water. >> politics, hillary clinton and donald trump celebrating big wins this morning. >> front runners both claiming victory in new york primary. donald trump seeing a double digit lead over john kasich and it was smaller lead for mill hillary clinton over bernie sanders. >> the people of new york when they give us this kind of a vote it's incredible. >> donald trump wins new york republican primary after campaigning state. the question now is by just how much as the numbers continue to shake out. >> we don't have much of a race anymore based on what i'm seeing on television. senator cruz is just about mathematically eliminated. >> ted cruz poised to come in last behind john kasich proving to be damaged badly by now infamous new york values comment and tex

new york has one of the most onerous rules in terms of reg station, and it required us to register a long time, close to a year ago. and we didn't do that. we found out about it sort of after the fact. >> it was our first kind of foray into politics. we didn't realize how the whole system worked. >> and just this past hour, nearly 40,000 verizon workers in the ntheast walked off the job. today's strike stems from an ongoing contract dispute between verizon and two unions. the communications workers of america and the international brotherhood of electrical workers. according to the unions, employees have been working without a contract since last summer. they're also upset over outsourcing some positions overseas. the strike is one of the largest in verizon's history. and if you're wondering if this will affect your service, verizon's chief administration officer tells "the washington post," quote, we are very prepared, and they had trained thousands of temporary replacements. >>> move over, mars. we have a bigger neighbor to visit. russian billionaire yuri milner backed by stephen h

and the threat it poses to reg nant women and unborn babies has health authorities on the hunt for a vaccine. >> we have about five or six candidates lined up to go into vaccine development. >> reporter: sanafee is among drugmakers working on the problem and it may have a leg up. the company has a vaccine for the dengue virus already on the market. that's in the same class of viruses as zika. >> we realized very quickly that it would -- we could take advantage of our existing technology and our existing knowledge, we could essentially do a similar type of thing. >> reporter: even accelerated timelines mean years in vaccine development. dr. anthony fouchy, director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, says the most advanced zika vaccine candidate is likely to enter testing this year. >> we're making it up to go into a human phase one trial, which is a very early trial, to determine safety and whether it induces a good response. we'll likely do that starting sometime in the fourth quarter of 2016, probably by the end of september. that will take a few months in

a rough go of it against the cardinals' regs. in the second, deep to left to put st. louis on the board. and that would be a theme in the fourth. brandon moss, back to back on two pitches to make it 3-0 on just three swings of the bat. jeremy hazel baker, a three-run shot, his final line was ugly. six earned runs in five innings, the worst number, four homers allowed. the yankees get drilled # 9-1. miller who suffered a chip fracture in his right wrist yesterday will pitch through the injury since it occurred on his nonthrowing hand. however, he will still visit with a hand specialist. but mitchell will miss three months with a fractured toe. before heading to k.c. the mets made a stop in las vegas to play the cubs. manager joe madden shows why he's in mid season form with the cubs running the safety squeeze to perfection as jason hay ward slides in ahead of the tag. 5-1 the final. this could be a preview of an nlcs rematch. and finally, if you thought the nets were upsetting the think again. lebron james made sure of that. the king had 24. as cleveland rolls over bro

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the regs who know this beach well think it's a good idea. >> it's a little discomforting when you're out there surfing and the rip current sweeps you away. >> if you grew up in southern california where the waves are more calm and you come up here and think i'm going to have a great day on the beach, it's a lot different here. we have really strong rip currents here way more than other beaches. it can just pull you right under. >> even experienced swimmers can get into trouble out here. yesterday a surfer had to be rescued after being caught by a rip current. he is expected to be okay. >> we've been trying to get in touch with the supervisor about updates on those improvements. hopefully i'll have an update later on for the noon show. >> thank you alley. >>> brown logs are a badge of honor as the state deals with a drought. >> one community is being urged to keep their lawns green. >> they're even being threatened with fines if they don't comply. >> more than 2,000 homes in black hawk every home received a letter addressing the many brown lawns here, casualties of california's drough

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they also don't abide by their own regs and law a lot of the time. what should we do in the congress in terms of trying to change that attitude which you articulated so well? >> well, in the consent decree process, you have got not just the agency, epa, you have also got the department of justice. this is a hostile setup. so the principle fix that can change that is to take it, and transform it to a permitted process. it doesn't have to -- this set of arrangements made between the state and federal governments and locals doesn't have to be enforced through consent decrees. it can be built into permits that get renewed with a set of obligations that get attached to it over time. so changing it from a consent decree process to a permitted process would change that. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. senator capito? >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank the ranking member as well. i want to thank all of you for being here today. i wanted to talk to you, mr. moore, about rural america. we heard our senator from alaska, some of the issues ob

the regs of the asian markets closed slightly lower. a quarter of the percentage declined pushing high comp. earlier trade we're got a lot of economic data in europe. french gdp up half a percent still. that market is down 1.5%. the german dax down 1%. >> the weaker u.s. dollar you mentioned that's really been the story of the week, particularly against the yen yesterday. big pronounced moves once again today. and when you look at the two main pairs, against the euro and against the yen it is almost extraordinary when you think of it that we're seeing continued move for those two currencies despite strong easing measures and one wonders how much longer that can go. but with the momentum who would bet against it. a percent again today in the yen. >> -- in the u.s. which continue this quarter to report massive losses from the stronger u.s. dollar. so not helping quite yet. but we'll see if it changes the outlook. companies like dupont did say that it does brighten the outlook for the rest of the year. >> let's have a look at broader marke

once you have a plan that begins to freeze federal regs, you drive the corporate tax cuts and you have the path to a balanced budget. if small business people were certain of that, they would start working. you get the economic activity a lot faster. >> are new york's restrictive gun laws unconstitutional in your opinion? >> no. i believe in the second amendment. when you violate it, that's wrong. you don't do that. i'm a second amendment guy. >> you're pro-life. >> yep. >> you're pro-religious freedom. >> yeah, but it depends what that means. >> who are your two favorite justices on the supreme court? >> well, i mean, my favorite, of course, is the man we just lost. he was by far and away my favorite. i also like clarence thomas. >> and you would appoint originalist justices? >> i appointed them now in ohio and the question is are they conservative. i appointed a woman to the ohio supreme court. she's conservative. >> is isis and radical islam evil in our time, the worst? >> it's one of the worst things in history. you have to get the arab muslim countries like in the first gulf war w

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love you, reg. >>> and the stars of one of our favorite shows, "veep." the fur flies when we're together. always a good combo. tomorrow's thirsty thursday so we'll have some "ambush makeover"s. >> this is everything i have, my family. i got to see my dad die on national tv. they don't know what they took from us. people are dying. we need a president that's going to talk about it. i believe bernie sanders is a protestor. he's not scared to go up against the criminal justice system. he's not scared. that's why i'm for bernie. i'm bernie sanders >>> ms. hoover! good of you to join us. >> here i am. >> today on "access hollywood live," marie osmond is here. does she look terrific or what? >> she just looks happy, which is what i like. she'll give us a preview ofher new music, which is really upbeat. >> you want a preview? i'll give you a preview. >> give me one. >> that's one of her songs. he was an inspiration on "dancing with the stars" and now is at it again on a new competition series. >> one of our favorites, noah galloway talks to us about "american g

it seems silly he didn't just change the regs to make the inversions almost impossible to do. take a listen. why can't you say we are looking at the substantial interest provision? every one of the companies thinking about invert ing now is a mail drop in either switzerland or dublin. >> there are obscure provisions in the tax code. we don't believe we have the authority to address this question through administrative action. if we did, we would be doing more. that's why legislation is needed. it's why we proposed it in the budget. i think there are limits to what we can do without legislative action. it is important that this issue be address. we are seeing an uptick in activity of greater interest of companies moving overseas. >> okay. now you have heard that. from that footage it seemed to me like the statements were a reluctant green light to merge away. it wasn't within treasury's purview or the irs regulation to block inversions. just that of congress. but not that long after, the secretary offered and used the irs to do what i suggested. rather than waiting for them to

jonathan michael hoffener has five days to update his sex offender reg stri. he spent a year and a half for year for molesting a 15-year-old girl. the press democrat reports he's been convicted of sexual battery seven times in three years, two of them at santa rosa junior college. on thursday, petaluma police issued a warning about his release. the hotel he was supposed to stay at found out and canceled his room. hoffner is on parole through next april. the cal campus is hosting not one clinton but two. bill clinton and daughter chelsea will address students and faculty. it didn't come without interruption. here's the story in uc berkeley. >> i never thought i would be so happy to be at berkeley as a stanford alum. >> reporter: she opened the ninth clinton global initiative forum, 1,000 student leaders seeking solutions to world issues and poverty and pollution and human rights. >> i hope that what will be clear to all of you at the end of the weekend is that we believe that no one is ever too old or ever too young to make a difference. >> reporter: her father

love you, reg. >>> and the stars of one of our favorite shows, "veep." news out of portland, oregon, right now. a boeing 737 that had departed from portland international airport lost cabin pressure. this is a live picture of what we believe is the plane coming in. it's been burning fuel for quite some time. authorities have not told us how many people are on board. >> again, we've been tracking it, the flight path of alaska airlines flight 644 on flightaware.com. it's circling around. let's go back to that live feed as we provide you with updates. this plane left portland airport about 9:20 this morning headed toward phoenix and immediately lost cabin pressure, has been flying around the portland airport trying to burn off

love you, reg. >>> and the stars of one of our favorite shows, the fur flies when we're together.about climate change. because only raskin wrote laws to reduce our carbon footprint and is leading the fight against fracking in maryland. raskin: i'm jamie raskin, and i approve this message. >>> right now nearly 5,000 verizon workers are off the job and on the picture line. i'm barbara harris with new information about the local workers striking and how it could affect your service. >>> new information about an atlanta braves player being questioned by police after an assault at a hotel. >>> and it's beautiful out there today, but a little on the cool side. when can you expect that warm-up? we've got the information coming up. >>> i'm melissa

but wanted to mention that since march first this is amount of rain we had reg app, dulles and bwi. running deficit at all three and let's hope we can make that up. so we don't see some kind of sad jeans like we're seeing in shenandoah national park tonight. temperature in the district, 61 degrees. gainersburg 64 and going to be a comfortable night overall and i think a few warmer than last night and although we have clear skies and light winds and those very dry conditions continuing and we begin to she a little bit of cloud cover starting to push into west virginia and western pennsylvania and ohio and we will see clouds thick eping around our area tomorrow afternoon as high pressure gets out of the way. clear skies will change over to those cloudy skies in the afternoon although i think for the most part everybody remains dry with a couple chances for spotty showers out to the west. 48 to 55 at bus stop in m and 70 to 77 in the afternoon. and of course we don't think it's a washout on friday and here we go as high pressure is moving out of the way and warm front crosses tomorrow

they also don't abide by their own regs and law a lot of the time. what should we do in the congress in terms of trying to change that attitude which you articulated so well? >> well, in the consent decree process, you have got not just the agency, epa, you have also got the department of justice. this is a hostile setup. so the principle fix that can change that is to take it, and transform it to a permitted process. it doesn't have to -- this set of arrangements made between the state and federal governments and locals doesn't have to be enforced through consent decrees. it can be built into permits that get renewed with a set of obligations that get attached to it over time. so changing it from a consent decree process to a permitted process would change that. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. senator capito? >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank the ranking member as well. i want to thank all of you for being here today. i wanted to talk to you, mr. moore, about rural america. we heard our senator from alaska, some of the issues ob

back it our maps with regs of your commute this morning on staten island thingings fine this morning. a little buildup approaching verrazano bridge normal delay. cameras see things moving this morning on northern state parkway traffic at a crawl by cross island park wisconsin an accident by francis lewis bull regard so causing this backup. grand central parkway, this state parkway. on eastbound side you're fine. you've rubber necking with that one. trains on or o close to schedule. street cleaning rules in effect. ben and juliet. >> bill de blasio defending fundraising activities in reports that federal nfts looking into his ties to two businessman in the city. >> l hear abouting these businessman at the center of a problem into whether high ranking members of the nypd accepted lavish gifts in exchange per special favors. let's go to teresa priolo outside city hall this morning with more details for us. good morning once again treetion. >> good morning to both of you. good morning everyone it seems this scandal is growing and growing. today the focus is mayor de blasio and the money t

unlike so many other early stage biotechs, the reg las torrie approvals and the real-world sdperns to make this technology work. i lost a friend to brain cancer, and yes, instead this is anecdote al, the product gave him extra years of life versus anyone who received such a horrific diagnosis could expect. the only issue here is that novacure became very -- at $22, just as all things biotech are going into freefall. falling to 14 and change as of day, but with health care back in favor or at least on the wall street fashion so, and the m & a side, i think it could be worst speculating. i am super you have it for speculation, but just remember, it's for speculation only, it's sure not for your retirement account. next up, another one that was intriguing, jeff in michigan, just last week asked about ollie's bargain outlet. ollie is an off-price retailer that sells brand-name merchandise at a 70% discount, 187 locations across 16 states, an environment where consumers are increasely attracted to value, ollie's is very appealing. the company just reported last night, delivered a strong to

subject matter experts, and their boss, who is captain jeff davis, who is the director of press on regs. you got a minute? i was just giving people a tour. good to see you again, and i was talking about how this building is more open, and it gets more access than any other military headquarters in the world. and if you talk to people outside, you think it's crazy that you let reporters wander around everywhere. >> a lot of people are surprised by it. we're the most open executive branch building in town, and we have access here for 200 reporters with the badge that you do, that enables them to come in and walk the halls and talk to people in the military establishment. it's unprecedented. and there's no other country in the world that does it. and a lot of people look at the pentagon and think there is a secretive building. sure, there are a lot of secrets here, there better be, but important things that we're doing from the american people and want public. >> so if you go out the back door of the press office, this is the c ring, and behind me are cbs, abc, cnn, and fox, the big televi

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once you have a plan that begins to freeze federal regs, you drive the corporate tax cuts and you haveth to a balanced budget. if small business people were certain of that, they would start working. you get the economic activity a lot faster. >> are new york's restrictive gun laws unconstitutional in your opinion? >> no. i believe in the second amendment. when you violate it, that's wrong. you don't do that. i'm a second amendment guy. >> you're pro-life. >> yep. >> you're pro-religious freedom. >> yeah, but it depends what that means. >> who are your two favorite justices on the supreme court? >> well, i mean, my favorite, of course, is the man we just lost. he was by far and away my favorite. i also like clarence thomas. >> and you would appoint originalist justices? >> i appointed them now in ohio and the question is are they conservative. i appointed a woman to the ohio supreme court. she's conservative. >> is isis and radical islam evil in our time, the worst? >> it's one of the worst things in history. you have to get the arab muslim countries like in the first gulf war when we

to the world, if it's state is shrinking, does it become a less effective recruiter to do these on regs in other places? if it's failing in iraq and syria, is it a less attractive thing to join up and start doing things in other places? >> yeah. i agree. i would say that right now, no one wants to join a circus. and with paris attacks, they tried to increase recruitment, so they were gambling on sentiment, and the slow -- because basically, sentiment, a lot more dedicated fighters would want to join, especially in france, because france was sending a lot of people to isis. and refugees are those major -- the biggest force of people who are not interested in the goal of the group, but they need to eat something, so basically, if they don't have any other job, they would consider going to work for isis, so they were gambling on that, because they were very low on recruits. but it failed. it didn't increase foreign fighters coming in, and actually, a lot of local foreign fighters right now are trying tove defect. like a guy who defected to peshmerga two weeks ago. and so this strategy fail

returning to trickle-down economics, opposing any increase in the minimum wage, stricti reg a women'sh care decisions. promising to round up millions of immigrants, threatening to ban all muslims from entering the country. planning to treat american muslims like criminals. these things go against everything america stands. and we have a very different vision. it's about lifting each other up, not tearing each other down. so instead of building walls, we're going to break down barriers. and in this campaign, i've seen again our remarkable diversity and determination. this is a state and a country of big-hearted, open-minded, straight-talking, hard-working people. you know, like john, a firefighter from the south bronx, that i met shortly after 9/11, as he searched for survivors at ground zero. and like so many others, john got sick from breathing the toxic air. when we met again last week, he gave me a replica of his fdny badge and thanked me for helping our first responders get the health care they need. we have to keep fighting for john and all of our firefighters and our police offi

i'm not over there campaigning and spend reg sources. we have limited resources. >> okay.e said they ought to vote for me. is he backing off indiana or not? >> i think he's giving an outline whatever agreement between the cruz campaign and kasich campaign was. it appears the agreement was kasich wouldn't spend resources or his time in indiana, bit that did not apparently include s saying, i wish people would vote for me in media. i think it's circuit kasich will not go to indiana and let cruz -- it's significant kasich will not go to indiana and give cruz a straight shot at voters. >> do you think they should have done this a long time ago? >> i'm not sure. i think going into new england, it might have helped. look, i'm not here to second-guess it. i think it's a very smart move, does have potential to do what it's supposed to do, which is to stop trump. it's all within the rules. trump doesn't like it but it's another twist in this amazing election. >> it sure is. rick tyler, thanks so much. good to see you. >> good to be here. >> r. >>> he was and wasn't and now is again