them to run. if i decide to do there, i will have a great running mate. >> when he was going to run for president in 2000 donald trump said the first thing that popped into his head. he wanted oprah winfrey to be his running mate. oprah winfrey at the time said no, she was not interested. today, now that donald trump is not just flirting with the run but actually running, he apparently still likes the idea of a donald trump/oprah winfrey ticket. he says they would win easily actually. that's a quote. that's how he puts it. we would win easily actually. >> i like oprah. is that supposed to be a bad thing? >> no. >> no i like oprah. >> who are the kind of -- >> oprah would be great. i think we would win easily, actually. >> so we have put in a call to oprah winfrey's company today to see if they would give us a statement to find out if over the course of these past 16 years, whether or not he has warmed to the idea of being donald trump's presidential running mate. whether she would like to be vice

three run and four run inning last might. two four run innings tonight. first four inning was a buster posey production. four runs on his grand slam. missed the outside with that slider. walked two in a row. >> mike: last thing he wants to do is get the bullpen up get somebody else in the ball game. it's happening now. little chance to get loose. why is he coming into a ball game? it gets weird. it getting to be a safe situation quickly. bruce bochy is not jacking around getting his closer up. that's the speech you give broadway now. do you really want to get in this game? this is your inning. let's go. close it out. >> jon: jimmy rollins coming up. grounded out to short. 0 for 3. giants had a long night last night. they took off about midnight in seattle. they didn't get to their hotel until after 4:00 a.m. this morning. it didn't show up on the field tonight. that's for sure. they lead 9-4. broadway suddenly can't find the strike zone. >> mike: he's not trying to throw a corner strike here. he's trying to throw it across the plate.?q; >> jon: with one m

built for business. >>> run, warren, run.ush senator elizabeth warren into the ft.al race is shutting down. today, they said, coat, we worked to amplify her voice wherever and whenever possible by raising the possibility of a warren run for the presidency. we elevated the significance of her words and actions. joining us now is ben wicker, the washington director of moveon.org. ben, how did it come to this? why did you guys surrender? >> well, i wouldn't call this surrender. i would say it was a long shot for anyone to run for president. we nigh when we started that this is not something someone who plays coy. what we knew is that she rises to big fights and we wanted to make the case for her that there's a hunger for progressive fighters. there are enormous to be won on behalf of regular people. we didn't get our candidate. we obviously wish we had. but we do feel like we've moved the debate, the millions of americans who want these issues debated, when want inequality in a system where corporate money has too much power, wh

i'm not running for president to be somebody. i'm running for president to do something.r country. every american knows about it. every republican candidate talks about it. that's not even half of what we should expect from our next president. we owe voters more than just a tirade about the problem. we owe them honesty about our solution. i will do the things that you cannot do in washington. i will say the things you cannot say. i served two terms in congress. i can tell you how it works in washington. if you want to be with the cool kids, you want to be liked by the media, if you want to be invited to the right cocktail parties you have to accept there are things in washington you just cannot do. they say you cannot reduce the size of government or the number of bureaucrats. you might be able to cut the rate of increase here or there but you cannot actually cut government spending but we can and we will! [ cheers and applause ] they say the $18 trillion national debt can't really be addressed. just a part of doing business so it's better not to talk about it, but we can

hunter biden wants his dad to run.amily means more than anything to joe biden and i think the pull of family have him thinking more seriously than he has in many months. right now, i think he is closer to running than he had been in all of 2015. al: i agree, but here is why i think he will not run. joe biden is the happiest warrior we've known in politics. at least since hubert humphrey. he is a joyful candidate. he's upbeat. he's joe. when we look at him today, we can all understand why. he is a sad man and a man who is grief stricken. i don't think a presidential campaign is going to be the catharsis for that. i think he is tempted and you are probably right, he is closer than he was before, but i think the head will win out. john: i think that is probably right and i talked to him about it a fair amount a few years ago and there is no doubt that having run twice and failing badly both times before, he doesn't want to end his career with another ignominious failure on the campaign trail. and i think hillary clinton i

but now i'm actually running.uess we were in third or fourth place in new hampshire, and i haven't done anything yet. yes, and committed to going all of the way. but if for some reason it is not working out, what is the purpose? mark: you heard mr. trump reference the dispute with the club. he gave us after the interview this letter that shows the club for growth attacked trunk yesterday -- trunk yesterday -- trump yesterday. there is some dispute about who initiated the meeting. this is an evolving thing, the club for growth versus donald trump. watch bloomberg.com for more. coming up, more interview with donald trump, and his opinion on legalization and a special message for mr. neil young after this. ♪ john: now the exciting scintillating second half of our interview with mr. donald trump. when we left off, i was just about to ask about legalizing drugs. in the past when you have expressed the view that the way to deal with the war on drugs is to legalize drugs. are you still in favor of that? donald: i look at

so i will not be running. >> not running for the nomination of reform party or not considering any run for presidency this time around? >> not considering a run. >> nothing can change your mind with that? >> no. >> jesse ventura left the party so that was that. so donald trump decided after playing with the idea of running he decided in 2000 to not run. in 2012 in the last presidential election cycle he spent months implying he was going to run giving speeches and doing interviews about the theory that president obama was secretly foreign and had a fake birth certificate and that meant that president obama wasn't really president at all because he wasn't american. it was a very weird way to fake run for president but mr. trump got tons of traction months of press coverage for that in 2012. remember when mitt romney and ann romney had to do the donald trump event. donald trump did not run for president in 2012 either. then in 2014 he said he was going to run for governor of new york. at the last minute he decided not to run for governor of new york. now apparently we are on the eve of h

i find that hillary was running the campaign and should have been running in 2008. to drive home the theme of family hillary was joined on stage by the people that would be the famous first family history >>> david mercy, michael shure and bruce haips are with me. she talked a lot about her mother, less about her famous husband. is there a delicate walk that has to be made for the next 15 months or so by the secretary of state. >> i think the former secretary of state wants to connect with the american people, and in doing so will let them know who she is, what she stands for, her background, more than they have before. we've had two terms, eight years getting to know bill clinton it's time for her to set history and become the first woman nominee, to become the first woman president of the united states. i think that she is well on her way to doing so. i think that she will continue what the obama administration had to do when we talk about the message that jed bush was referring to. that was a mess that his brother created that had to be clened up. we have to cont

getting those guys their best run scores all 89s. the first tiebreaker process we bring in all five scores average them together and that's how we've broken the tie and seeded them in their positions they're currently in but it's still not over. three riders left to go. brandon dosch, the returning bronze medallist. >> brandon dosch, you know he wants to improve. the 720. lost his speed, kind of saved it though. the toboggan. triple tailwhip for that last set. he had that troubling spot was able to save it. i don't think that's enough to crack into that top three with the likes of what we've seen out of baldock doyle and clark. >> he definitely wanted to bump up. looked like he struggled, right there, the triple tailwhip. it caught as his feet get on the pedals. watch as the bike is coming around. you see his arms whipping that bike around. looking for those pedals. watch his feet back wheel is on and then he's putting his feet on. >> he gets into the 80s this time. he'll be in 14th. two riders left to go. a fan gets to leave with a

grow some fortitude, run forest, run! >> run, forest, run! kennedy: or not, field is too crowded. and jeb, if you are not putting us on the metric system, why bother? >> on the show, hillary clinton's campaign kicking kids off playground, come on now, what would she do that for? oh, that is right, because she is evil. >> and absolute worse most unhealthy fast-food in the world. what do you think it is? have you eaten it? and i made have made a huge mistake, an alligator, python, and a -- will join me as a appreciatspecial guest. it has been nice knowing you, i am kennedy. kenno it, it is so easy to mock lincoln chafee for his metric manifesto, but possible ramification of a chafee presidency are buzzing through the internet like if 9 9 inch nails. let's talk about lincoln chafee. and his big dreams, leah gabriel is joining us tonight, and mollie heming way, senior publicist, and michael moynihan. and thank you all very much. a delight to have so many new shiny optimistic faces. >> i am trying to figure out what a meter is, but i am going to have to because he is going to win. >> y

>> i'm not running for president. i am not running for president. no means no. >> just a minor tiny question here. are you going to run for president? >> i am not running for president. >> that's an affirmative out there. no? >> i am not running for president. >> but you have also said about 19 times that you are not running for president. >> i am not running for president. >> but if hillary didn't run, you might give it a shot. >> i'm not running for president. >> okay. again with executive director civic action created the run warren run campaign. anna you and i go way, away way back. >> we do. >> we met each other when we were teenagers. and i love and respect the work that you do there. i never got the strategy here. >> no. >> i'm serious. explain it to me. obviously, i understand grassroots enthusiasm for elizabeth warren. i think she's been a remarkable senator in a million ways. she's strategically brilliant. but it always seemed like she actually didn't want to run. and you can't get someone to run for president if they don't want to run for

i run -- but all of the politicians i am running against are trying to disassociate.took bush five days to answer the question on iraq. he could not answer. he didn't know. i looked at rubio and he was unable to answer if iraq was a good or bad thing. he didn't know. he could not answer the question. how are these people going to lead us? how are we going back and making it great again? woe can't. they can't lead us. they cannot answer simple questions. it was terrible. but saudi arabia is in big big trouble. now, thanks to fracking and other things the oil is all over the place. and i used to say it. there are ships at sea and this was during the worst crisis that were loaded up with oil and the cartel kept the price up because, again they were smarter than our leaders. there is so much wealth out there that can make our country so rich again and make it great again, because we need money. we are trying. ford will come back. they will all come back. and i will say this it is going to be an election in my opinion that is based on competence. somebody said to me the ot

>> if you was running as a green, certainly, -- it is very hard to run as a third party. really have to undertake a massive ballot access campaign, which is extremely expensive and it requires an enormous culture of understanding ballot access and doesn't come easy to people. it would be hard for him to run outside the green party as an independent. if we were both running as greens, we probably would have been in a green primary, which would have been wonderful. amy: how many states were you on the ballot the last time he ran for president? >> proximally 37 states, but covered about 82% 85% of american voters. amy: your response to the enormous response that bernie sanders is getting, whether he is campaigning in new hampshire or iowa, thousands of people coming out? >> it is wonderful and i wish him well, i wish him the best. the differences, my campaign will be there in the general. bernie has every announced that if he does not make it -- in the democratic party, we've seen wonderful efforts who had extremely vigorous, spirited visionary campaigns. it is very hard to

he had announced his intentions to run last november.e now plans to file his paper work tomorrow morning before 9:00. he ran five years as city administrator before he became mayor. >>> and a new rout allowed people to enjoy the shoreline. the president of the east bay regional park district says for him walking brought back childhood memory of catching a ferry from richmond to san francisco. >> as a young kid, that was a major outing event for us. with our station wagon and we would catch the ferry over to san francisco and have lunch, picnic lunch. >> reporter: with the add addition of this ferry point loop, the trail has completed a 135-mile of the 500-mile trail. >>> several kittens found forever homes this weekend thanks to a program called pet adoption days. today's program was funded by an area nonprofit. matty's fund covers the costs of those adoptions. shelter and rescue organizations receives thousands of dollars in stipends for the organization. >> we're going to spend more than $4 million this weekend emptying the shelters. i

rivers are already running high. this is going to be potential will a devastating situation for these areas. let's take a look at the forecast radar as we go out in time. it's going to make land fall and make its way inland toward the dallas area. houston around the houston area could see 8-12 inches a foot of rain on top of record setting rainfall that they have seen over the last couple of weeks. this could be a really dire situation. folks across texas up toward oklahoma and eventually the ohio river valley will have to deal with prop cal storm bill. it is not the winds it is the potentially devastating rainfall we need to be watching. >> thank you janice. turning to 2016. donald trump set to announce if he is going to run for president today just one day after former floor ga governor jeb bush tosses his hat into the ring. we have the latest from the campaign trail. >> later this morning donald trump will an nons whether he-- announce whether he runs for president. trump will probably declare 9 million in net wor

, they are launching a new running option that will pick your music base on how fast you're running it using sensors in your mobile device. they will team up with nike and run keeper as part of the program. i love this. >> it is if one were to runny company could see how that could work. >> we have to get you throughout. >> no, thank you. >> i walk fast by the way i don't run. >>> coming up, traffic and weather together we have to do it on the >>> let's get traffic and weather together. good morning vittoria. >> good morning everyone. it is a pleasant ride traveling on our majors this morning, we're not dealing with any problems. traveling on the schuylkill expressway, this is right around king of prussia to and from the area of king of prussia is easy breezy, also in and out of the center city i mean at 4:53, still very early for a rush hour. we're just dealing with great conditions. take a look the a ben franklin bridge, traveling in either treks of the ben to and from new jersey and philadelphia, it is fantastic. all of the bridges are moving well. as we continue we will talk about

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are you running for president?> finally this past sunday, on his very last day hosting cbs's face the nation, the great bob schieffer became the closest bob schieffer has ever come to saying on the air, come on, dude. come on. >> it's pretty obvious that you're running for president, you're going around the country, raising huge amounts of money for your super pack, in addition to making all the traditional campaign stops everywhere. watchdog groups and some of your opponents are saying, you really may be violating campaign laws. do you think in some way you may be just at least violating the spirit of the law? do you feel that you have violated the law here? >> no, i would never do that. we're going to completely adhere to the law for sure. and should i be a candidate? that will be in the relatively near future where that decision will be made. there will be no coordination at all with any super pack. >> you're not telling me there's a possibility you may not run? >> look, i hope i run, to be honest with you, i'd

. >> i'm running for president in 2016, if i run. >> jeb bush has not actually announced his candidacy. >> it's pretty obvious that you're running for president. >> i would like to run, but i haven't made the decision. >> even hillary would like -- >> you're raising huge amounts of money. do you feel that you have violated that? >> of course not. >> the family name may be affecting jeb bush. >> my brother is not going to be a problem at all. >> time has made george bush look better to people. call it the united states of amnesia. >> jeb bush said this weekend he has learned from his brother's successes. i haven't even learned about his brother's successes. so -- >> the senate floor could be held hostage by presidential politics. >> we've got some people running for national office trying to, you know, draw attention to their campaigns. >> using the senate floor to campaign for president. >> rand paul who is fund-raising off of this. marco rubio, ted cruz. >> at the end of the day, the senate has to function. >> lindsey graham could be the first bachelor elected president in 130 years.

i am glad we have their donald trump running.hat will be fun. >> no need to comment on that because it will be done. >> if you give him a centimeter he will take a kilometer? >> i wish i knew what that meant. >> he is the kind of guy you want to be president. high he is the press -- he is the presence we all need. we need a good laugh. >> he mentioned myanmar i. i think we should take the example of drug trade and get into it. >> and now for a weapon the tsa was actually able to find. an atlanta man said he was harassed sim plewy by choosing to carry a loaded assault rifle to a georgia airport. when he dropped his daughter off at hartsfield jackson international he made sure to pack his ar15 complete with a 90-round drum magazine. an act that is perfectly legal. he taped it on his phone but clearly focused on his daughter's embarrassment. >> i saw your gun. i'm curious do you have a permit? >> are you not allowed to ask me. >> i they ever seen a gun and somebody walking around with a gun in the airport. that's why i have to ask.

running to stay visible and he is running because he is is classic texas book narcissism.e's the thing. donald trump doesn't need the attention, doesn't need the money. he knows he is not going to be president. you have to subject him to scrutiny. nbc did the right thing. they had no choice but did the right thing. what troubles me is donald trump is still considered one of the five most popular republican candidates. that saying something about the gop -- not all of them. some of it is name recognition. it says something about them that they consider him legitimate. >> how can you say he is not going to be president when he is polling so well? >> donald trump won't be president. there is no way. >> mark and i agree on this one. there is no shot in hadese that he is going to become president of the united states of america. he knows it. nbc knows it. everyone around donald trump knows it. ultimately, this isn't about him run forth president, as it is about him being the center of the headline. he knows how to do that well. this is a reality tv show tour for donald trump. h

his second home run of the game. fifth career multihome run game for him. the birds just starting to get started here with the home run party. second inning three home runs later, khris davis. this is his seventh career home run on to utah street. fourth homer of the season for crush. and the birds are running -- are rolling here. they're not done yet, though. chris parma making his oral debut. second home run of the night for him. the o's set a new club record with eight home runs in the ball game. they go on to win by a final score of 19-3. that's not a typo. 19-3. >>> to the world cup. this world cup needs more cowbells. usa taking on nigeria. the united states with a win. they move on from group -- megan in the corner kick. abby wambach kicks it home. the united states wins 1-nil. they take group d and will wait to find out monday who they play. >>> to football now. the skins open up their mandatory minicamp today. desean jackson out on the field. everybody had their eyes on this guy. robert griffin iii as head coach jay gruden really liked what he saw

meg: there are a lot of good candidates running.re are a lot of republican candidates, a new one every day. what i would say is we should be really grateful for people who want to run for public office. we need great candidates, we need a diversity of backgrounds, and i will tell you from personal experience that it is not easy. emily: what is next for you? what would you want to do after hp? meg: i do not know. i have stopped giving sort of forecasts around this and i never dreamed i would run for governor. i also said i probably will never be another ceo. you never know where life will take you, twist and turns. we will see. emily: how much longer do you see yourself doing this? meg: i do not honestly know. i am excited to see the companies off on a new path and i have made a commitment. emily: meg whitman, thank you for joining us and luck. ♪ ♪ emily: his first love was the piano. he spent 10 years on the road, playing keyboard in a rock band, touring in a beat up van. along the way, he met so many musicians without an audience h

meg: there are a lot of good candidates running. are a lot of republican candidates, a new one every day. what i would say is we should be really grateful for people who want to run for public office. we need great candidates, we need a diversity of backgrounds, and i will tell you from personal experience that it is not easy. emily: what is next for you? what would you want to do after hp? meg: i do not know. i have stopped giving sort of forecasts around this and i never dreamed i would run for governor. i also said i probably will never be another ceo. you never know where life will take you, twist and turns. we will see. erik: from west texas shale to drilling rigs far offshore -- >> we need a hand on the handrail. erik: from angola to australia -- >> you're looking at the inside of an lng tank. erik: a thirst for energy has pushed chevron to almost every corner of the globe. >> we believe there's opportunity to progress. >> good job, erik. erik: the giant company is active in 180 countries. >> it is the largest resource project

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my intention is to run on my record and my ideas, and run to try to win the presidency.to make a point. >> former governor of florida jeb bush just yesterday in the economic summit of florida, if i run. now, to all of us in the media, and probably to anyone paying attention, he very much looks and acts like an actual presidential candidate. he slipped up and called himself a candidate briefly. >> i'm running for president in 2016, and the focus is going to be, how do you have a chance for more people to have success. >> he realized he screwed up, he put back in the if i run, just to make clear, i mean. indeed the law does allow to an extent testing the waters posture. here's why that is important. because until a person declares his or her actual candidacy, they are not limited by the number of legal restrictions, like the 2700 dollar limit on individual contributions, but much more significantly, the potential candidate, may coordinate with his super pack prior to becoming a candidate. bush has two political action committees. according to the new york times, bush could

. >> run forest run.of course he runs across the country. >> which is extended sort of the montage running clip. i like the action, i like there is a great running, we were talking about point break. has a great running sequence, so-so move aloft fun. the marathon man, don't know if you remember that one. >> central park, yep. i know those are little weirder, but, yes, so, what the hell is he talking about? >> little known movie, the jericho mile, great one, as well. >> i think it is better if you're being chased. >> one of the most iconic, yes. lots. >> so many ways we could go with that. >> goodness. >> but, today's national running day. i mean, supposed to get out. >> yes. >> around at all? >> i hike. i'm not built for running. he like hiking, i don't look good in the outfit either. >> i run, but i hate it. >> i used to run, and i got to up where i can do about 6 miles, and then i'm like okay. 10 miles should knob problem. i can get 6 miles. i ran 8 miles. i thought i was going to die. my legs, my knee

i am not running for president to be somebody i'm running for president to do something.easy to talk about the mess obama has made of our country. every american knows about it. every republican candidate talks about it. that's not even half of what we should expect from our next president. we owe voters more than just a tirade about the problem. we owe them honesty about our solution. i will do the things you cannot do in washington. i will say the things you cannot say. i served two terms in congress. i can tell you how it works in washington. if you want to be with the cool consider if you want to be liked by the media, if you want to be invited to the right cocktail parties, you have to accept there are things in washington you just cannot do. they say, you cannot reduce the size of government or the number of bureaucrats. oh you might be able to cut the rate of increase here and there, but they say you cannot actually cut government spending. but we can and we will! they say the 18 trillion dollar national dealt can't really be addressed. it is just a part of doing b

to if i run, if i run, i'm running.ut all of these politicians that i'm running against now, they're trying to disassociate -- you looked at bush, it took him five days to answer the question on iraq. he couldn't answer the question. he didn't know. i said is he intelligent? then i looked at rubio. he was unable to answer the question. is iraq a good things or a bad thic thing? he didn't know. he couldn't answer the question. how are these people going to lead us? how are we going to go back and make it great again? we can't. they don't have a clue. they can't lead us. they can't. they can't even answer simple questions. it was terrible, but saudi arabia is in big, big trouble. now, thanks to fracking and other things, the oil is all over the place, and i used to say it. there are ships at sea, and this was during the worst crisis, that were loaded up with oil, and the cartel kept the price up because, again, they were sma smarter than our leaders. they were smarter than our leaders. there is so much wealth out there th

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are you running, are you not running? could we have your support? obama will be outplaying golf.e might be on one of my courses. i would invite him. we need a leader that wrote "the art of the deal." i will tell you a couple stories about trade. we get bergdahl, they get terrorists. i own a chunk of a the bank of amercia building that i got from china in a war. i am really rich. do you really think that these people are interested in yemen? ford will come back, they will all come back at mr. trump you're not a nice person. i am. i promise i will never be in a bicycle race. then i can tell you. here's the thing. john: it was more stream of consciousness than what we represented. mark: he went off script. john: after the break, in this studio, judd apatow, boom. we will be right back. ♪ john: we like movies and books and jokes. he is good on twitter. judd apatow's new book called "sick in the head." judd apatow: great to be here. john: you are here on a big newsday. donald trump announces for president. john: you helped president obama with his jokes for the correspondents dinner a

>> my grandma is it running for president!nternational new york city, are you feeling it. >> oh my god. yes. what a big announcement. definitely the biggest i've ever seen. ( laughter ) i don't even know if i can take it anymore it's so -- >> i feel like-- jess i feel like you're not really into this. i feel like you're not really into this, jess. >> what? no. this is amazing. it feels so great. i just actually really have an early day tomorrow, so are we going to get done with this segment or... >> jon: or. >> i'm done with this segment. >> i'm done. >> jon: jordan are you okay? ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> jon: thanks guys. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) ♪woo-oo-oo woo-oo-oo-ooooo♪ ♪ ♪woo-oo-oo woo-oo-oo-ooooo♪ ♪ ♪woo-oo-oo♪ hey, what are you doing? you said you were going to find out about plenti, the new rewards program. i did. in fact, i'm earning plenti points right now. but you're not doing anything right now. lily? he's right. sign up, and you could earn plenti points just for being a wireless customer. i

not run. then in 2012 in the last presidential election cycle, he spent months implying he was going to run. he started giving speeches and doing interviews about his theory that president obama was secretly foreign. that president obama had a fake birth certificate and that actually meant president obama wasn't really president at all because he wasn't american. it was a very weird way to fake run for president, but mr. trump got tons of traction. months and months and months of press coverage for that in 2012. you remember when mitt romney and ann romney had to go do their donald trump event? you remember that, right? ultimately donald trump did not run for president in 2012 either. then in 2014 he said he was going to run for governor of new york. at the last minute he decided he would not run for governor of new york after all. now apparently we are on the eve of him announcing whether or not he is going to run for president this time in 2016 as a republican. and here we get to the limits

senator graham: radical islam is running wild.hey have more safe havens, more money, more capability, and more weapons to strike our homeland than any time since 9/11. they are large. they are rich. they are entrenched. as president, i will make them small, poor, and on the run. i have more experience with our national security than any other candidate in this race. [applause] senator graham: that includes you, hillary. mark: he takes a jab at hillary clinton but highlights the fact they are friends. our poll shows in iowa what all republican polling shows, which is that foreign policy is a big deal. is that a distinctive enough message, or is he just rand paul? john: there is a little bit of that. the issue matters a lot. his level of experience does not matter much. it matters some. but there are -- where he is on these issues is further to the right than a lot of republicans are. mark: how was he further to the right, as projected today? john: i think the base is more in line with where rand paul is, on the issue of privacy and

leaves his party, runs for governor.oses popularity, becomes a democrat. >> i never changed my core convictions. >> still the same old linc. this is a guide that turned a classic's degree from brown into a career as a racetrack blacksmith. he returned home to wallow in his father's footsteps. now he is running for the nations top job, inspiring confidence in his old constituents and taking the tough questions. >> are you on drugs? chafee was not a good governor, how is he going to be a good president? >> with lincoln, it is his party and he will run if he wants to. >> i ask for your vote. mark: another great job by our colleague. john: go online and google stephen colbert shaves his beard. then go back and watch it can chafee. not as hilarious, but still pretty good. earlier in the show i said that only donald trump had a higher unfavorable than jeb bush. also chris christie did. mark: we are on twice a day. thanks for watching. sayonara. ♪ >> we are moments away from the closing bell. i am alix steel. you are looking at

trump has flirted with a run before.ut this is the first time he actually jumped in. >> if donald trump is serious he will shake this race up considerably. what does serious mean? it means getting on the ballot in primary states. raising or spending the money. putting an organization together. getting competent people to help him run this thing. but boy it will be entertaining if he does and sure shake up america. >> i don't need anybody's money. it's nice. i don't need anybody's money. i'm using my own money. i'm not using the lobbyists or donors. i don't care. i'm really rich. >> well, that he certainly is. mr. trump now enters the key primary states of iowa new hampshire and south carolina. an outspoken multibillionaire on a mission whether his fellow republican candidates like it or not. doug? >> eric shawn at the trump tower. >>> a key adviser to the democratic frontrunner in the presidential race has inadvertently provided her enemies with new ammunition tonight. hillary clinton's long association with both benghaz

, septa buses look good running to chester. septa regional rails resuming service, and norristown high speed line will be running between norristown and radnor unlike yesterday when that chunk of the track was suspended. we're without the vine street eastbound, should be clearing any minute, but for now westbound is open, eastbound remains closed. the burlington bristol bridge closed for work, that will be reopening and will close again tonight at 9:00 p.m. there's been progress in restoring electricity after the tuesday morning. peco 6,000 pse&g 15,000 customers, and delmarva, 4,000 customers, katherine scott is live in brook haven delaware county, giving us a look at what it's like for people still out there cleaning up. good morning. >> reporter: go to work, tam that's right still a lot of people without power in brook haven. officials opened up borough hall as a shelter. there's only three people sleeping inside right now. but there have been a lot of people at meals, 250 people showed up for dinner, breakfast lunch and din

right there at spout run. you're going to be diverted off of the roadway because of this crash here between spout run and the cia. all those northbound lanes are blocked right now. 123 ramp to g.w. parkway also still closed this morning. so just a mess there. right now megan mcgrath's camera is showing us a live picture from the scene. your alternate is old dominion drive once you get pushed off. i spoke with d.c. police, shut down at porter on beach drive because of a rock slide. wide look at the beltway, getting slow. outer loop and then inbound 395 as we normally see this time of the day. at 66 and 95 actually not looking bad. 42 miles per hour on 95 northbound in virginia. prince george's county no major issues there. same thing when you're looking up here, 95 looking pretty good in maryland. northbound b.w. parkway outside the beltway a little slow. 270 at montrose typical as well. tom? >>> it's cloudy and muggy, live view from the storm team 4 city camera overlooking washington. now in the wake of the sh

everyone cried run, run, run, run, run!st got out of the water after being in the water with my sons and they were still in the water. i was looking towards them. i heard this sound to my left which i thought sounded like fireworks or something. i didn't know what it was. it was like machine gun because it was rapid. it definitely wasn't one or two shots. it was a rapid fire. as i heard, started to hear the second i was running into the water and trying to tell the boys we've got to get out, without scaring them but i have to say the shooting we've got to go we've got to go. all i was thinking is i've got to get the boys into our room. >> translator: we were nearly 20 people. young women hid us in the laundry room where the towels are washed. we were still hearing gun shots for awhile. we got out of there and went upstairs. minutes after that police arrived and we were relieved. they were wearing bulletproof jackets. meanwhile, the young women took care of me and my wife and saved my life since i took a bullet. >> also on f