the performance level was so high and felt so sincere, this felt very wooden, very rote. have not seen much of a sense of humor, or a sense of emotion. you think would come relatively iseasy. you're right, voters went to see his, and he is going to find a way to get there. mark: my feel of the room was it was the weakest part of the whole speech. that crowd was not swept away. his supporters are drawn to his ideas in general, it is just the messenger. but if you see him as commander-in-chief every day for four years, i think the performance level on that was not very good. they showed a video before the speech where they told much the same story and one about his grandmother. the video executed it, not rand paul. john: ellis of humanity that seem to follow him his ideas and causes. there's no cause that means more to him than the cause of civil liberties. listed a listen to this last soundbite. rand: searches of america's phones and theater records are un-american and a threat to our civil liberties. [applause] i say that your phone records are yours. i think the phone re

policies and ideology the performance level , was so high and felt so sincere, this felt very wooden very roteis is one thing that rand paul does not seem to have. i have not seen much of a sense of humor, nor a sense of emotion. you would think that emotion would come relatively easily. if you cannot do that, you are right, voters want to see it and he is want to have to find a way to get there. mark: my feel of the room was when i did my report card of the event, i thought it was the weakest part of the whole speech. that crowd was not swept away. his supporters are drawn to the liberty i gender. drawn to his ideas in general, it is just the messenger. but if you see him as commander-in-chief every day for four years, i think the performance level on that was not very good. they showed a video before the speech where they told much the same story and one about his grandmother. the video executed. rand paul, did not, i think, on that. john: the humanity that seem to follow him, his ideas and causes. there's no cause that means more to him than the cause of civil liberties. let's take a listen

. >> rote now crews are searching for survivors after a sailboat capsize off the coast of the alabama. a fast- moving stone hit. and two bodies were found this the body. they are live in atlanta with the latest. >> reporter: unfortunately more storming are moving in the area and the search continuing for four missing boaters. coast guard and alabama state authorities searched more than 3000 square mile off dolphin island between the gulf of mexico and mobile alabama. they found one yesterday and another. >> and there is potential for more thunderstorms near the alabama coast. >> the water is unsafe place to be. and encourage all of the private boaters to please stand on land. shore line walking searches are always welcome. >> reporter: look at the cell phone video with the furry of the storm. one survivor described what it was like. >> you know i said jesus, you've calmed the water and the storm just subsided just enough to keep my head up. not drink to which salt water. >> reporter: they were in the water two hours before they were spotted and eventually rescued. >> just absolutely f

sisterhood of my sorority and all of the greeks who came together to the churches and schools who rote letters and calls. from the people on the street that stopped me with a word or two please know sometimes those word made all of the difference to me as i travelled the road and thank you. i thank you again as i stand prepared to join this amazing group. it has been the honor of my life to stand shoulder to shoulder with you twice before from the eastern district of new york. you are the ones who made real the promise of justice and redress for all-americans. i am honored beyond word to step in the this larger role as your attorney general as we continue the core work of our mission; the protection of the american people. all of us here at the department are here because at some point and maybe we were just a little girl or boy we had i want to be a lawyer. i want to be a law enforcement officer. i want to be a federal agent. i want to be someone's hero. at the heart of that, for me certainly and for all of us whether attorney or agent, staff or principle it a desire to leave this wor

off a flight to san jose because of her frail health she recorded the encounter and is now one if by rote and what the judge has decided about a convicted sex offender sent to move into a large house with us people in fairfield on the state's dime. 7 >> catherine heenan: a court decision has given people and no neighborhood reason to celebrate tonight because the judge has decided to prevent a violent convicted sex offender for moving into the what will lot of oaks neighborhood. here is where the man was going to move. the battle brought the whole subdivision out tonight their combat camaraderie has hit a high note. emily turner has more information >> reporter: this is home of where this convicted sex offender would have called home he has at least for convictions of sexual abuse or the intent to so you could imagine the folks here were let reset relieved so relieved they literally threw party to celebrate when the sun came out in this fairfield neighborhood came out with the court decision to wash away the fear of a sex offender moving in. neighbors and a lot of old subdivision are cele

. >> the mustard gas, it's best neutralized, and we rote ain't it. it until it has grown down and destroyed actual the gas. >> it's a uniquely satisfying job. >> chemical weapons are the worst thing they're dirty and nasty, so getting rid of them is in my opinion an important thing. >> destroying the stockpile will take at least four years and cost 4 and a half billion dollars. aljazeera, pueblo, colorado. >> and for a look at what's coming up at the top of the hour john ig sig is here. >> daily protests in baltimore demanding an explanation on how a 25-year-old african-american man died in police custody. we'll look at the department's history when it comes to controlled stops and talking to an activist who says that mistreatment by the police is wide-spread there. and known as the san antonio four four women were convicted of child rape in the 1990s and those charges are reversed. they said that the state targeted them for being lesbians. >> we want it to be clear that we're innocent. and to leave it in justice. >> what these women have been doing

. >> bottom line is it's done, but i just -- these things are real rope -- rote and almost mechanicalhouldn't be. it shouldn't be. they get a lot of money for these. why should they get a commercial? >> you have to be prepared. when i -- i know the questioner, you're a right wing cooke. >> i asked you that question once. >> you prepare yourself with an answer and then ironman was tired. >> he did answer a few questions honestly and then it just got to the point it was the end of the interview. >> you can't say, end, beginning middle of the interview doesn't matter when the questions are asked. it's an interviewer, answer the questions. you're on actor for cryingout loud. >> more publicity for avengers. >> from rushing out of an interview to rushing out on rent. millenials-the rent is too damn high and more are looking to buy. that could be good news. he is the author of next generation realization. so you're looking at this phenomenon. a lot of people have been renting for a long time. the bloom was off the real estate rose for a long time. what's bringing them back? >> 2009, there we

last year we told you about rote ranch in antioch and their 30% water cutback welcoming brown as the likely the future for golf courses around the state unless they have purple pipes . in antioch, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> golf courses will have to cut 10, 25 or 35% based on how much their local water district needs to cut. >>> carly fiorina is criticizing hillary clinton for playing the gender card in the 2016 presidential race. but tonight the only republican woman eyes the white house may be playing gender politics herself. the former hp ceo argues if she is nominated it would neutralize any advantages the democrats might get for having a woman at the top of the ticket. >>> supporters of san francisco's archbishop are rallying behind him. they are planning the archbishop cordileone support day family picnic. these are the flyers that are being passed out for the mid- may event. they have also set up this "go fund me" page to raise money to pay for it. they have almost reached their goal of $4,000. this all comes a day after more than 100 catholics published this ad in the "chronicle"

and mindy kaehling rote about witherspoon saying "she is impatient that hollywood won't generate theants to play so she creates quality roles by creating quality movies. that resourceful not makes her someone i not only admire but someone who inspires me. that is influence." i love that piece. it made me wonder in hollywood, there are so many beautiful women, powerful women. how do you at times figure out who you want to pick for the list? how did you pick kanye for the cover? >> it is a problem. there are so many influential people. you know you could have -- you could do this list every year and have like 95 people be the same. year to year. but that's not interesting to readers, it's not interesting to us. we're a news publication and want to feel like we're reflecting the events of the year and trying to look forward. and i love that mindy kaeling piece, too. she nailed why we wanted reece for i'm willie geist, and it's way too early for this year. she's not only a brilliant actress hasbut has been vocal about roles for women in hollywood and put her money where her mouth was. sh

everyone who runs for office knows that what we are called to do here is rote on vote on issues thatsometimes we're uncomfortable on. there is a microphone here on your desk. come here and explain to the world why you are voting against a deal that requires israel to have a right to exist. if you say that you believe that israel has a right to exist but you are voting gunshot it because you don't want to unravel the deal, people will respect it. you can make your argument, but vote. but don't tell me we can't have votes on these things. you can argue that we shouldn't pass them, and i'll argue against you but don't tell me that we can't even vote on it, because then what you're sag is, you want to be protected from taking a position on it. you don't want to take a position that you think is tough. and that i find to be un-seineable. -- unacceptable. and so mr. president i ask for unanimous consent to set aside the pending amendment in order call up the two amendments i just described amendment 1141 and amendment 1148 en bloc. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. cardin: mr.