robert: george is always insightful on europe.here are few people who have been more insightful about europe than george. george saw the coming european union, the economic crisis years in advance. he has always worth listening to and he is right. he was in part an intelligence failure because vladimir putin's intelligence services have said do not worry about ukraine. turned out they cannot handle it. i think he downplays the power of russia in a country like lotnia because you can do a through purchasing media, third parties, subversion, intelligence operations, the building a network of natural gas pipelines that tie in central and eastern europe turned russian natural gas. inania is a bit stronger that regard because romania is unique in that it has natural gas of its own to a degree that other countries between estonia and bulgaria do not. back: when you were here in 2005, the first question led to this answer -- can you talk about journalism and what you think it is in your book? >> you have been described as a world affairs

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talked about the book in his own experience in public service with new york post editorial writer robert george on afterwards. this is one hour. >> united, here we are in the middle of one of the more divisive presidential years ever on both sides. and you drop a book called united, why the title, why now? first of all. >> first of all it's great to be here. it's nice to actually be on the tv screen. i appreciate you being here and not making me feel in any way followed clean challenged. >> absolutely, shave just yesterday. >> make me feel good. i appreciate that. i ran for this office crisscrossed the state of new jersey from all the southern counties and heard from people time and again the lamented that our country is divided. the lament of the lines that seem to be not only dividing our country but we can it. i really wanted to speak to that because the much my personal experience growing up with an african-american family, attending a black church but also living in a all-white town. i crisscrossed lines a lot, going to stanford, yale, it showed me as i crossed different lines how united w

[end video clip] robert: george is always insightful on europe. there are few people who have been more insightful about europe than george. george saw the coming european union, the economic crisis years in advance. he has always worth listening to and he is right. he was in part an intelligence failure because vladimir putin's intelligence services have said do not worry about ukraine. turned out they cannot handle it. i think he downplays the power of russia in a country like romania because you can do a lot through purchasing media, third parties, subversion, intelligence operations, the building a network of natural gas pipelines that tie in central and eastern europe turned russian natural gas. romania is a bit stronger in that regard because romania is unique in that it has natural gas of its own to a degree that other countries between estonia and bulgaria do not. brian: when you were here back in 2005, the first question led to this answer -- can you talk about journalism and what you think it is in your book? [begin video clip] >> you ha

she said it is, and this is a subquote of a book by robert george and christopher tolleson. it is immoral to engage in research for any purpose that involves in destruction of human beings at any stage of their lives, including the embryo, or any condition which is dependant. ms. cunningham continues, those responsible for terminating the life of a fetus have failed to recognize the fundamental principal of human dignity and have no moral claim to assign the body parts or tissues to other people. regardless of the nobility of purpose. in other words, ms. cunningham. dr. donovan. mr. george that wrote the article believe they have a superior moral claim do that of the mother to make this decision. i find this incredibly arrogant. because of their view of the morality of abortion. they would deprive the mother of her moral agency. having decided to have an abortion, which is her right under the law, which some of us regard as moral and some people regard as immoral. but it's her decision, under the law. would deprive her therefore of the right to make a decision to use the fet

and in my lifetime -- >> it's not chaotic -- >> no, no, in my lifetime, robert kennedy, george wallace reagan have all been shot in the middle of one of these scrums. that's a fact. that is a fact. >> is that a threat? >> all i'm saying -- all i'm saying -- wait, wait, wait. wait. all i'm saying is in the hustle and the bustle and the chaos, one instinctive reaction to -- i'm not excusing it -- but what i am saying here is -- >> jeffrey -- >> it's your job to protect them. not to put your hands on a -- >> quick pause. all of you being with me. stay with me. the trump-cruz fight-their wives, of course, getting incredibly personal. tonight they take the town hall questions from voters. and in less than 30 minutes' time, the gop candidates will face off in a special town hall. anderson cooper is across town and he'll be with me with a preview. the all-new audi a4, with available virtual cockpit. people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar. but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza

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george said acting is fun but understand you can't stay in front of the camera your whole life. >> robert redford. >> george clooney. >> dwayne johnson set to star in movie version of "baywatch." on his facebook page he announced another big addition to the cast. >> i don't know if the world is ready for both of us. are you ready? >> i was born ready. >> he was born ready. there ain't no bay without the hoff. >> he said he has been in training. expected to hit theaters next year. that is your pop start today. >> thank you very much. >>> ready for big warmup? are you ready for a big warmup? here we go. west about ten degrees above average. five below here in the northeast. we flip the switch and by the time we get to monday we are about 15 degrees above average stretching from the plains to the east and the folks out west see the colder temperatures amy: good morning central florida, i' m amy sweezey. we are starting off with clouds although temperatures are cooler. we will get sunshine this afternoon and temperatures like yesterday are still on the warm >>> willie here will talk about fir

akiyama:, -- in thanking nobumasa akiyama, robert gallucci, george perkovich. [applause] >> the aspen institute examines opportunities and challenges for people of color and the state of race in america. watch at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span two. tonight on c-span, supreme court cases come to life with the series "landmark cases" if historic supreme court decisions." it expires the stories behind some of the most significant decisions in american history. .> he said this is different the constitution is a political document that sets up political structures, but it is also a law . if it is a lot we have the courts to tell us what it means. >> it is the ultimate anti-precedential case. exactly what you do not want to do. >> the supreme court said it should make the decisions about those debates. case that look at the denied black citizenship under the constitution and validated the missouri compromise, scott versus sandford. that is on c-span and c-span.org . c-span, "washington journal" is next. on11:00 a.m., a discussion the nuclear summit and the obama adminis

george said acting is fun but added when you age on screen you understand you can't stay in front of the camera your whole life. >> robert redford. >> george clooney. >> dwayne johnson set to star in movie version of "baywatch." on his facebook page he announced another big addition to the cast. >> i don't know if the world is ready for both of us. >> i was born ready. >> he was born ready. there ain't no bay without the hoff. >> he said he has been in training. expected to hit theaters next year. that is your pop start today. >> thank you very much. >>> ready for big warmup? are you ready for a big warmup? here we go. thursday today temperatures out west about ten degrees above average. five below here in the northeast. we flip the switch and by the time we get to monday we are about 15 degrees above average stretching from the plains to see the colder tem >>> willie here will talk about his internship at snl. first talk about this announcement. >> we have been talking about time for the big reveal. i think i will let the lady of the hour do the honors. >>> since we planted our white house kitchen garden and created our

roberts. host: george h.w. bush or george w. bush. caller: bush iii. host: the same situation did not come up with justice roberts, no. caller: when president obama was in the senate, it was the same situation -- i forget which bush it was. host: right. go ahead. caller: anyway. that hea statement should not be the one, he should leave it to the next president, who would have been clinton. when you have this kind of a situation, where there is a conflict of interest and you can actually show that clip, why don't they show the clip when the president is making the statement that he should be able to select the supreme court justice and then have the senate confirm it before the end of his second term -- you know, when the president does that, why doesn't the media say, this is what you said back then? what is the difference between then and now? host: there certainly seems to be a fair amount of that in the meeting in the senate judiciary committee. let's get one more view from brian in michigan. democratic caller. caller: good afternoon. i'm disappointe

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robert redford. >> hey, there is on the left when he was young and they is on the right now that he is older. this is georgeey's point. he said he is planning to transition like robert, to behind the camera, very soon, and focus on directing. george says, well, he told bbc, he is getting too old to be on screen. his exact quote nobody wants to see anybody age. george first came on to the acting scene more than 20 years ago as you know, playing on the series er. he was a doctor, 194. since then he has acted in a lot have of movies including the ocean's 11 series, and he won an academy award as an actor, soriano, and producer of argo. he is so wonderful. >> did ben affleck direct argo. >> yes. >> do you think that he should retire? i have seen robert redford in some films every now and then, horse whisperer. >> i don't think so. let's face it, we saw pictures, he got better with time. >> he has a better ten or 20 years. >> you know what is striking i watched star wars movies when you have harrison ford and what an amazing good looking man, he was just carried it so well. >> he is still is but it is so strikin

george said acting is fun but added when you age on screen you understand you can't stay in >> robert redford. >> george clooney. >> dwayne johnson set to star in movie version of "baywatch." on his facebook page he announced another big addition to the cast. >> i don't know if the world is ready for both of us. are you ready? >> i was born ready. >> he was born ready. there ain't no bay without the hoff. >> he said he has been in training. expected to hit theaters next year. that is your pop start today. >> thank you very much. >>> ready for big warmup? are you ready for a big warmup? here we go. thursday today temperatures out west about ten degrees above average. five below here in the northeast. time we get to monday we are about 15 degrees above average stretching from the plains to the east and the folks out west see the colder tem >>> thanks very much, al. warmth not here yet. cold is in place. 15 is what it feels like with the wind in central park. 16 at jfk, wind chills at 12 in white plains, sussex, so cold start out there. storm system will head our way later on tonight, cl

george said acting is fun but added when you age on screen you understand you can't stay in front of the camera your whole life. >> roberto star in movie version of "baywatch." announced another big addition to the cast. >> i don't know if the world is ready for both of us. are you ready? >> i was born ready. >> he was born ready. there ain't no bay without the hoff. >>hoff. >> he has been in training, running in slow-mo on the beach. expected to hit theaters next year. that is your pop star today. that will be fun. >> carson, thank you very much. al. >> ready for a big warm up? ready for a big warm up? temperatures 10 degrees above average. 5 degrees below average in the northeast. going to stay that way during the weekend. we flip the switch and, boom, by the time we get to monday, we are 15 degrees above average stretching from the plains all the way to the east and folks out west see colder temperatures coming in. that's what's going here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. sunny and cold, temperatures in the 20s and 30s and will rise to the low 40s for a time today under increasing clouds.

george said acting is funn but added when you age on screen you understand youan't stay in front of the camera your whole life. >> robert redford. >> george clooney. >> dwayne johnson set to star in movie version of "baywatch." on his facebook page he announced another big addition to the cast. >> i don't know if the world is ready for both of us. are you ready? >> i was born ready. >> he was born ready. >> he said he has been in training. expected to hit theaters next year. that is your pop s srt today. >> thank you very much. >>> ready for big warmup? are you ready for a big warmup? here we go. thursday today temperatures out west about ten degrees above average. five below here in the northeast. we flip the switch andnd by the time we get to monday we are about 150 degrees above average stretching from the plains to the east and the folks out west see the colder@ t >>> cloudy skies still in place across the area. a littlelbit of sunshine making its way in. we'll call it partly sunny, but i think eventually this afternoon, more sunshine cosing our way. the sun we have seen pushing us to 70. opa-locka and miami. 68 in

then he served as the principal from 1974-1981 and was assigned by superintendent robert elio drove to the principal george washington high school from 1981-1995. i will say that the whole time my kids were in school and through most of it and when i even when i was elected to the school board he was always regarded as the dean of the superintendents or the administrator score in san francisco. he was the person that everybody looked up to, but he was sort of larger-than-life person i think . commissioner windows mcdonald said he was the principal of washington when she went there. i also want to say this. he for many years he was a coach and one of the things he was most proud of was that he was an ncaa basketball official. and he made sports and athletics essential parts of the school at washington and thought they were important for kids to learn leadership and teamwork, and i've had a number-i had the privilege of talking to my bucket did was kind of when the last coaches that became a principal in san francisco and he was very aware of that and thought it was important. he talked about how much being

." >> he could be 90 -- >> robert redford -- >> george clooney. >> harrison ford. >> exactly. >>> finally, dwayne "the rock" johnson is getting ready to star in the movie version of "baywatch," playing the role made famous by david hassell hoff asselhoff. and on his facebook page, he announced another addition to the cast. >> listen, i don't know if the world is ready for both of us. are you ready? >> come on, man, rocking the hoff, i was born ready! >> he was born ready. there ain't no "bay" without the hoff. get ready, world. >> duane says the hoff has been in training, so cue the slow-mo running on the beach. the "baywatch" movie expected to hit theaters next year. that is your "pop start." >> should be fun. carson, thank you very much. al? >>> all right, ready for a big warm-up? >> yeah. >> are you ready for a big warm-up? >> yeah! >> okay, here we go. today, temperatures out west ten degrees above average, five below average here in the northeast, going to stay that way through the weekend. but then we flip the switch, and boom! by the time we get on into above average stretching fro

he also is said to be good friends with the current chief justice john roberts, who was, of course, nominated by george. a republican president. and he's considered especially on law and order issues, pretty tough. so they think this might be the thing that gets him on to the high court. of course, we'll have to see just what senate republicans have up their sleeve. >> indeed. roslind jordan live in washington, d.c. thanks so much. well, squabbling over the new supreme court justice is happening at a crucial time in u.s. politics. the race for the republican presidential nomination is now down to three candidates after marco rubio pulled out. nomination votes in five more states which saw donald trump and hillary clinton both pull away in their respective parties. marco rubio pulled out of his campaign. trump won in florida, north carolina, and has the lead in missouri. john kasich won in his state. on the democratic side. they have double the tally of delegates and is firm favorite to clinch the nomination. john hedron reports. >> in florida favorite sons go down fast. >> while it is not god's plan th

george said acting is fun but added when you age on screen you understand you can't stay in front of the camera your whole life. >> robertar in movie version of "baywatch." on his facebook page he announced another big addition to the cast. >> i don't know if the world is ready for both of us. are you ready? >> i was born ready. >> he was born ready. there ain't no bay without the hoff. >> he said he has been in training. expected to hit theaters next year. that is your pop start today. >> thank you very much. >>> ready for big warmup? are you ready for a big warmup? here we go. thursday today temperatures out west about ten degrees above average. five below here in the northeast. we flip the switch and by the time we get to monday we are about 15 degrees above average stretching from the plains to the east and the folks out west rocco. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. you'll need the winter coat and sun glasses this morning. lots of sunshine this morning. clouds increase this afternoon. the temperatures will wind up in the upper 30s and low 40s with clouds moving in. it won't get as cold tomorrow morning

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george: reds indians again. hot prospects robert stephenson and cody reed are scheduled to pitch for the reds. the hammer came down on aroldis chapman, he is suspended for 30 games without pay and despite saying last week he would appeal any punishment, chapman has agreed not to appeal. the reds traded chapman to the yankees in december the suspension is in response to an incident at champman' s florida home last october a woman alleged at the time chapman abused her, but prosecutors said and charges were never filed chapman is the first player suspended under baseball' s domestic abuse policy. a lot of teens thought this was coming. that is why he is difficult to train for a while. mike: he is serving the 30 games head back to class tomorrow at madison senior junior high. tonight from its had the building for the first time shooting yesterday. tomorrow extra staff will be on hand throughout the school along and teachers. mike: wind and wayne. temperatures high and low. kevin: welcome to cincinnati and now. we' re going to see the w

one of the very fit letters she writes is to the british agents, robert carey and company, who george washington also deals with. the letter is very direct. she says i'm in charge now. you're going to have to deal with me. every aspect of our overseas trade, our tobacco work you write me and i'll make the decisions. we need to learn a lot more is one reason we're doing the papers of martha washington project now. exactly what was her level of involvement. she was as involved and she managed as much as a woman of her time could, and she was also very visible. it's one of the things about martha and the revolutionary war and as wife of the first president of the united states that she today not view her role as totally domestic and sitting around at home. she viewed he was as having a public role. not just symbolic but she was in every winter encampment with george to work with other women in the camp -- there were loots of them -- to produce and maintain the army's domestic economy to coordinate production of clothing other vital necessities. there was a biography of market martha wash

george w. bush, robert traynham. robert, let me begin with you. i want to play for you and our viewers what trump said this morning about last night's violence. take a listen. >> you know, they're disrupters. and really stopping our first amendment rights, if you think about it, george, they blocked the road. they put their cars in front of a road. we had thousands and thousands of people wanting to come. they were delayed for an hour because of these protesters. and you know, at what point do people blame the protesters? these are people that are -- >> you're blaming the protesters, not the person who actually punched and kicked the protest snr. >> no, i'm saying this. these are professional agitators. i think somebody should say that when a road is blocked, going into the event, so that people have to wait sometimes hours to get in, i think that's very fair, and they should be blamed there too. >> we have now seen the clashes in chicago, utah, and yesterday in tucson, as well. should the republican party be doing more to confront this issue head

george kennedy was 91. i'm robert gray. now back to "red eye." >>> red bull can give you wings. according to one college, vd. they banned the sale of energy drinks because it can lead to alcohol abuse and high risk sexual activity. students are allowed to drink the juice, but they have to buy it off campus. a flier posted in the cafe and lounge said energy drink consumption facilitates unhealthy work habits such as prolonged periods of sleeplessness and a campus culture of stress and unsustainable study habits. but is drinking coffee any less dangerous for college students? hmm. take a look. [bleep]. >> oh my god! [bleep]. >> what? >> that's the end of that board. something tells me that's happened before. seems like he was really fed up. >> do you have his number? i would like to give him a call. >> he was not happy he wasn't getting his drink to his friends. >> i never look sexier than when i am a drinking a mocha. i think most people agree. prolonged sleeplessness has to be good for -- i mean i feel like your senses are aware and they are heightened. if you drink a red bull y

george: reds and indians do it again this afternoon. robert stephenson schedule to pitch. the hammer came down on aroldis chapman. he is suspended for 30 games without pay. he has agreed not to appeal. he was traded to the yanks in september. there was an incident in his florida home last october. a woman alleged that chapman abused her. charges were never filed. chapman the first player suspended under the domestic abuse policy. j.j. hoover named the clover by bryan price last week in goodyear. that is all the sports for now. later in the day. mark: taking a live look outside . the bearcats might be on the bubble. i hope the bubble doesn' t burst. [laughter] mark: you would like to thank. randi: how about the reds playing baseball? it looked nice and warm. i think it is always warm. that is why they picked those locations. we are about a month away from opening day. it looks winter like on the radar. we do have flurries and light snow showers, especially in through ohio and kentucky. you can see flurries rolling through much of our area into a heavier burst from waynesvil

they had met or not, george and martha, but certainly when martha became available as a wealthy widow, they had friends and professional acquaintances in common, and one of them was robert carter nicholas who was the custis lawyer and also did some legal work for george. and his wife was sister to sally fairfax. mrs. fairfax, with whom washington was in love. and in love minutes before he proposed to martha too. [laughter] and so it was a very suitable marriage for both of them. martha needed someone to look after the custis estates, she needed a guardian for her children. she did, i must say, do a are capable job -- do a very capable job for the year that she was a widow and handled business with, and handled businessmen in london with some asparety which is impressive. nevertheless, a marriage, she's young, was almost inevitable. and washington, i would say, started rational, not cool, but let's say tepid compared to how he felt about martha later. and there were strains on that marriage. they had no children. that is tough. the correspondence may be that they never made reference to it in letters to each other. martha destroyed their correspondence. but their affecti

robin roberts talks with ohio governor john kasich while george stephanopoulos talks with donald trump. >>> keep up to date on air and >>> good morning, america. primary showdown. a make-or-break day as voters head to the polls in five states. gop front-runner donald trump looking to clear the field. >> you're gonna be dead in three weeks, doesn't matter, get out tomorrow and vote. >> sarah palin addresses violence at his rallies. >> what we don't have time for is all that petty, punk ass little thuggery stuff. >> bernie sanders eyeing another hillary clinton upset. >> people come out. we're gonna win here in ohio. >> a fight to the finish in some of the tightest races yet. donald trump and john kasich join us this morning. >>> breaking overnight, severe weather alert. a tornado tears through the midwest, rain, thick fog and

. >> robert deniro isn't the first celebrity to peddle liquor. justin timberlake to georgeey to diddy has done it. these fans were excited. they even did impressions of him. >> you talking to me. >> you must be talking to me. why you could be talking to somebody else, i don't know. how should i know. >> i'll bill anderson fox 29 news. >> new member of the fox 29 family tonight. meet spencer roland honk his dad mark works in our sales department up on the fourth floor. spencer was born yesterday weighing in at 6 pounds 12-oun 12-ounces 19-inches. his mom lori is doing well. so is dad. and big brother noland. congratulations to all. >>> congratulations. >> back to your fox 29 winter wet authority. the snow is gone. scott tells us the forecast is only going to keep getting better. >> chief meteorologist scott williams in with the details in 152nd. >>> hard to believe that we were waking up this morning to snow across the area. most of it has melted as we take live look right now at the philadelphia international airport. we're dry, we're quiet but we are still cold. high tempe

one of the very first letters she rises to the british agents robert kerry and co. went to georgegton also deals with. the letter is to write. i'm in charge now. you have to deal with me. every aspect of our overseas trade, tobacco work you write to me and i'll make the decisions. we need to learn a lot more is one reason we are doing the papers of martha washington project now exactly what was her level of involvement. she was such involved in damaged as much as a woman of her time could and she was also very visible. one of the things about martha and the revolutionary word and as wife of the first president of the united states as she did not view her role as totally domestic and looking around at home, but she did herself as having a public role. not just symbolic, but practically working in camps. she was to work with other women and there are lots of them to produce and maintain the army's domestic economy, to coordinate production of clothing, about their vital necessities. it was a biography by pat brady of martha washington, america like they came out 12 years ago this ve

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we want to get into the ncaa tournament more than t h george : houston has 21 it is a late tip tonight, 9 : 00 cincinnati time. if robert stephenson is going to stick with the be pretty impressive. stephenson a first round pick in 2011 .he allows jus t one hit in two innings of work. another former first-round pick comes through with an infield hit. it tie. they call it quits after nine innings, 4-4. it is the same two teams again today. they will get it going at 3:0 5 p.m. out in sunny goodyear, arizona. that is all the sports for now . we will have more coming up later in the day. mark: good morning and welcome back. 4:48. it is cold cuts day. [laughter] lisa: cold cuts. >> all right. lisa: thank you for letting us know about that. mark: now i am hungry. randi: nice cold italian sub. we are tracking rain and snow through the day today. this morning light snow early. i was checking on traffic cams. there is a dusting on the ground and the roads remain wet. that is going to be our team -- theme here. there is the potential for some slick spots. for most of us the roads stay wet. into the afternoon rain starts to mix in.

robert: first of all, our love is here to stay is the last song that george grisham wrote in 1937, sore is a whole story to that. julie is a harvard phd in english, and other phd in our -- has had ahe is lifetime of career in teaching, english literature, teaches film, -- brian: where? robert: at northwestern. and, even today, she runs a film adaptation, on top of that she is a very talented portrait artists. so, she is off on monday to take her portrait our class, often with the model so impressed with her arts that the model comes over and takes pictures. and, then on wednesday she is off to her film adaptation class where they see a film one week, read the book, and then talk about how the book was adapted into the films. and she has been doing that now for 12 consecutive semesters. brian: where did you meet her? robert: i met her through a harvard roommate who had dated her in high school. roommate went out of town and i took over. [laughter] brian: are there children in the gordon family? robert: no, they are not children, that was our choice. brian: so, lots of phd's. mom and da

george mason-st. louis. 63-60 two street louis. that is as close as they would get. -- mason loses, 83-78. robert griffin iii is no longer with the redskins, but that does not mean the drama has gone away. we saw him take hit after hit on the field. now he is taking another one, this time from former redskins tight end chris cooley. he ruffled some feathers yesterday on his radio show saying, "the offensive line did not like robert griffin iii," so his former teammates tweeted bum offying, "get this the radio and tv, police." please."and tv, the rumor bill is heavy with potential landing spots for rg iii. one of them is denver. now that their former quarterback texans, there is a vacancy. according to nfl insiders, rg iii is on the list of replacement quarterbacks. the championship game, potomac with a nice lead. the panthers hit for straight long balls. 31-20 lead. 17-point lead. potomac wins 67-61. the second state championship in three years. a dynasty. the caps are still out west, taking on the la kings full stop a trail three have an zero in the first. got a signed jersey & shoes from kobe b

george soros. james h. and marilyn and donald sussman. those are the biggest liberal donors. the biggest donors to conser conservative groups, robert mercer. the wilkes brothers. paul singer and norman braman. a lot of big names and business founders giving to conservative and liberal causes. >> how about donald trump, is he taking money? >> he's not. he's mostly self-financing the campaign. he's not spending all that much money. this campaign up ends what we thought we knew about money and politics. donald trump proving having a billion dollars or more is enough to get you the kind of media attention. that means you don't have to spend a billion dollars or more. >> he may have to spend a little bit if the attacks start adding up. >> he'll have to. if he wants to run a general election campaign, he'll have to build a real presidential campaign with offices and staff in every city. that's expensive and a big logistic logistic challeng we'll see where he goes. he has the pocketbook or he says he does. >> thank you. >>> the quarterback who is going out a financial champion off and on the field. >>> wall street bonuses fell, took home

robert: good luck to them. women's hoops the terps advanced to the big ten semi-finals after beating iowa 75-55. g.w. had no p george mason. very talented fan there. closing seconds of the third. kelly dials it up. g.w. wins big. 78-48. they advance to the semi-finals. final note, wizards on the road against the cavs. hopefully lebron is not playing. caps host rangers at the verizon and we'll have highlights at 11:00. scott: keep the hope alive. we can still do this thing. robert: they are on a roll since the all-star break. scott: all right. looking good. maureen: steve? steve: we have a warming trend but not going to arrive here until monday. so we will be in the 40's tomorrow. showers late tomorrow night and early sunday morning. lower 60's on monday. look at tuesday. 72 degrees around 75 on wednesday. we have the first time this year we have been above 70 degrees. i like it. maureen: more to come. scott: nice. maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir is coming u that's the right price! it's that low. what other things on this list "can't be right?" looks like a list full of "can't be right's." seriously? at

george will or others. she was always picking up the insights. >> robert strauss, the -- >> bob strauss, of course. and she would share that with me. it wasn't widely known. she shared it with jim baker. she shared it with mike deaver. but there were a few of us that she was willing to confide in because she knew that we were on her husband's agenda and not our own agenda and we could help make her husband that much more effective. >> ken duberstein, thank you so much. thanks for being with us today. >> thank you. thanks. >>> coming up, the latest from the 2016 campaign. the fallout from last night's big democratic debate. the fireworks in flint, michigan. any moment now donald trump is holing a campaign rally in concord, north carolina weather the republican test tightening up. i'm billy, and i quit smoking with chantix. i decided to take chantix to shut everybody else up about me quitting smoking. i was going to give it a try, but i didn't really think it was going to really happen. after one week of chantix, i knew i could quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people