i asked if he imagined running this run. >> never in my life. you asked me two years ago running down the street, i would never. my brother died in 2008 of heart disease, and my dad died when i was 12 of heart disease. i want to see my son walk down the aisle. >> there you go. so many great stories here, and you talk about the rain, and it's going to be a rainy day, but it's not the end of the world. here, come down here, we did shopping scouting it out for you, excuse me second, they have cool rain gear here, and some is on good sale. you're going to need rain gear, no doubt about it. watching or running, you'll need it. it's an awesome day like always, and it has been since 1980. >> tim, thank you. hopefully you can say save a jacket for me as a runner. >> yes. >> i'll need it for sure. >> yes, you will. >>> if you live near the run, you need to know about parking restrictions in the area. >> there's plan in place for epta's train and bus and cars parked along the race route be moved by midnight saturday or be towed. septa is adding extra trai

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he's not running. he keeps saying he's fought running. but with antics like this video that his office put out today, he is clearly, if not keeping himself in contention, putting himself in contention. this is a presidential campaign ad. it is designed to make him look like a presidential campaign contender even as he says he is not running. this is not a crazy dam bit. among the people who are running on the republican side. we now know the way their contest is going to end. it's starting to be a foregone conclusion. yes, there are more statewide contests in new york, california, other big states, regardless of almost any conceivable scenario in the remaining states, we know what will happen on the republican side. nobody will get the convention, assured of it. we know that. we also know that donald trump will assuredly be in the lead when the convention starts. if terms of pledge delegates, almost assuredly donald trump will be in the lead headed into that convention, neither he nor anyone will have enough delegates to win. in a normal

they run the race because it's become a favorite of the american running scene, rain or no rain. that's a starting line that's going to be packed. it's been around and growing since 1980. >> first time running broad street. really super excited. >> reporter: this run, now the biggest city organized race in america -- >> we have national recognition because of us. >> reporter: the eighth biggest overall race in america. some runners argue it's the best. >> as you're going down, you get all the high fives, and with every high five, you get more energy. >> gets you out in philly from one end to the other. just always exciting. >> reporter: thousands of runners here at the expo to get bibs and souvenirs today, the race brings out characters and even the superheros. cape make you go faster? >> way faster: without the cape, i'm a snail. i put the cape on, and switch flips, and i'm lightning. >> reporter: the course, itself, is a big part of the draw, running down broad street is cool and as far as the course goes, it's flat, making it more appealing to many of the 40,000 runners expect

running for president of the united states, i don't have time to run for a state senate. you go for a women about running for office and she will say things, you know, i've always wanted to do that but nobody has ever asked me to run. one of the things we do and i'm going to do it right here, we want you to run, if you care about what's going on in your community, you care about issues go ahead and give it atry, we will help you, other organizations will help you, but it's important that women step up and run, we need women to make politics work better and to make elected offices work better, so that's our first challenge, and i'm happy to say when they feel that someone is doing it with them, emily's list and the other people in our training sessions and they're not alone, they jump in and they start running, which is terrific. >> host: it is terrific, you have a few women who decided they want to run and i'm wondering, do you get -- does emily's list get cold calls and say, i heard about this organization, i'm not so sure about everything you do, will you help me if i t

he gets to run congress. he got that gig by setting up his own party to do it and to choose him without having to fight for it. it's not like they weren't other people running for the gig. we ended up with a list of 26 people not named paul ryan who were actively campaigning or putting their hat in the ring or make sure they were mentioned in discussions or trying to round up support behind the scenes. lots of people were running and trying to be speaker. this giant field of republicans who wanted the speaker job were all dissatisfying to the broader republican party. sound familiar. giant field of candidates vying for the job. finds none of them acceptable. he keeps saying he doesn't want the job and that makes him all the more attractive. he's not running. he keeps saying he's not running. he's not sullying himself with this contest. with antics like this video that his office put out today, he's clearly, if not keeping himself in contention, putting himself in contention. this is a presidential campaign ad

. >>> ready to run.tudents from northeast high school will tacking the blue cross brad street run as a team. their goal is more than just about fitness and competition. we'll explain. >>> it's not new york, it's not l.a. it's the thrilla in philla. punch up your career by raising money for youth and education. it's a night to see and be seen. saturday, april 30th at the leacorus center. proceeds benefit the urban league of philadelphia. >>> 4:12. good morning, broomall. this is a live picture of the carnival, it starts tonight and runs through the weekend. it benefits the broomall fire company. >>> new information in the jersey jam bridge scandal. a lawyer for one of governor chris christie's allies wants access to the governor's phone. during pretrial motions he said governor christie and phone could hold evidence. christie has not been charged. meantime, governor christie's approval rating has hit an all-time low. just 26% of voters in new jersey have a favorable opinion of christie. >>> three relative

get ready to run. the blue cross broad street run is this weekend.e're going to show you how runners are getting ready for the expected rainy conditions. >>> plus, a girl dies after a fight at school. why police say it's taking them so long to make an arrest. >>> we couldn't stop them. >> remember this video of an easter bunny brawl? what happened when giant rabbit had his day in court. >>> throw the hands. oh, he stomped him. >> the mall easter bunny charged with aggravated assault after this fight with an angry father is now facing reduced charges. today a judge downgraded the charge to schismimple assault. a dad attacked kaseem charles at a mall in jersey city last month after the man's daughter slipped from charles' lap. the man's family says he was simply protecting his child. >>> also new at 11:00, authorities now say is a man in a wheelchair shot and killed by wilmington police had a gun when it happened and say there is evidence he may have used it. >> drop the gun! drop the gun! >> in this cell phone video from a witness, you can hear police

run.it has before. this race will go on, rain or shine. take a look at last year's rain. it was a lot warmer and beautiful weather out there. this year, it is shaping up to be quite different. talking about the race itself, ten miles long, starting at broad and fisher by einstein medical center. the finish line is over at the navy yard. we have 40,000 runners taking part. if you're not running or watching from the sidelines here, you can watch the blue cross broad street run on your tv from the comfort of your home right here on nbc 10 and telemundo 62. if you are coming out here, the race director tells me it is a good idea to prepare ahead of time. >> yes, right now we're looking at the forecast, obviously everybody is concerned about it to a certain extent. we're preparing as we always do, for any possibility. we've added additional tents for certain locations for the spectators and the bands and things like that. the runners themselves, they need to consider what they're going to wear

first, the classroom, then running. >> just run. you gotta do what you gotta do. >> to earn the medal, whether they come in first place or last. >> we have students from syria, from pakistan albania. >> all inspiring each other to finish the run. >> i want to do more. i want to keep doing more. >> now you get to have some fun. >> yes. >> they will surely have fun on sunday. for students run philly style, this is not the first time they have had refugee students involved in the race. but the team you saw has the largest number of immigrants and ref jewugees involved. >> tim has you covered from start to finish. our coverage bes at 8:00 a.m. sunday morning. and you're running, don't forget to dvr it before you leave the house so you can go back home and see if you can find yourself in our coverage and join us tonight for ready, set, run. the experts show us what runners need to do in the days leading up to the race we're 48 hours away now. we'll show you the best places to watch along the route if you happen to go and want to be there

he ain't running, he's not interested in, he's not running for president. >> but he hasn't given us astatements have been pretty shermanesque -- >> if nominated, he will not run. have you heard that, luke, if nominated, i will not serve, if elected, i will not run, i will not serve. >> do you want to know why he's not running for president? because he's not running for president this year. he was the vice presidential president last time around. if he would have gotten in, he would have been the front-runner. if he wanted to run, he would have run. >> you don't have to like the guy, but you have to understand how conniving he is and how smart he is. he says it's either trump on the first ballot in cleveland or ryan on the fourth. because it will come to that. no matter what we say or ryan says, it will come to that. because you can't run cruz, who comes in 200, 300 ballots short of trump. there's no justification for that. >> whether you like him or not, ted cruz has run for president this year. >> if he comes in short of trump, why isn't trump the nominee? >> to the point that luke w

command in your community to run for state senate he would say no i running for president. i don't have time to run for the senate. a woman will say i have always wanted to do that but no one has ever asked me. so one of the things we do right here in this conversation we want you to run in this community all your issues get better try we will help you other organizations will help you is important to step up and run we need women to make politics work better. that is the first challenge and i am happy to say with somebody doing it with them like emily's list, said a jump in and start running. >> you have a few women decided want to run as emily's list get cold calls to say i heard about this will you help me? >> absolutely. >> we do. we have a training program for state and local races. one of the problems is there are thousands of state races we wish we could do more or do what we do for congressional races we don't have the resources for that but we can be helpful to get people the skills are understanding what it is to run for the state legislature. there is little out

to do that with no one but no one has ever asked me to run.so, one of the things we do and i'm going to do it right here in this conversation, we want you to run. if you care about what's going on in your community, you care about issues, go ahead and give it a try. we will help you. other organizations will help you, but it's important that women step up and run. we need women to make politics work better and make elected offices work better so that is the first challenge, and i'm happy to say when they feel someone is doing it with them, emily's list and the other people in the training sessions, they jump in and start running which is terrific. >> host: is terrific. you have a few women who decide they want to run, and i'm wondering do they get calls and say i heard about this organization. i'm not so sure of everything you do but you helped women. will you help will you help me get some calls? >> guest: we do and we have a training program for the state and local races. one of the problems we have is that there's thousands of state legisla

sunday we have broad street run. remember park your car at stadium area for free, take a free subway ride up to broad and olney and race back. we have extra services on the subway with september, buses will be on a detour as well as sue mentioned we have ms walk, fox 29 proud sponsor of the walk here in philadelphia. that kicks off at the art museum on saturday morning. the it goes out to martin luther king drive. then we have two regattas taking over the kelly drive. both drives will be blocked and of course all that extra volume has to use the schuylkill. whatever walk or event you go to down here over the weekend give yourself plenty of extra time you will not ab loan. >> 6:17. >> it looks like more and more like prince died of the overdose here. law enforcement source in minneapolis looking into whether prince died of that drug overdose. >> source tells the associated press that authorities are also looking into whether a doctor was prescribing him drugs, prior to his death, investigators also want to know if the

street run proves it's never too early or too late to run.m 8 to 86 years old. >> good for that 86-year-old, as nbc 10's pamela osborne shows us one local woman's jumpfully started later in life. >> reporter: pamela fister wasn't always a runner. at 55, she started with a slow stride but quickly gained momentum. >> helps me get through the rest of the day. it clears my mind. >> reporter: she set her sightsen 0 the blue cross broad street run. >> it's a wonderful feeling to be with 30,000 plus people and to do this altogether and run the streets of philadelphia. >> reporter: now, at 60, she's getting ready for her sixth race. she and her friends trained together a few times a week and where else is better than here? >> when you run philly, you see parts of the city you never knew existed and meet all kind of people running in the city. >> reporter: it's not just the city. >> go into work or go in and say iran new jersey and back this morning. >> reporter: pam runs back and forth across the ben frankly, in good company. >> started with blue cro

run or hide run or hide run or hide ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: run river north, everyone.eve we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will be a birthright of every citizen. where a good job is not a wish, but a reality. where women receive equal pay and a living wage is paid to all. an america where after a lifetime of labor, there is time for rest and grandchildren. a nation that defends our people and our values, but no longer carries so much of that burden alone. i know we can create that america if we listen to our conscience and our hearts and not to the pundits and the naysayers. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message, and i ask for your vote. when you want itchy, watery eyes and sneezes out of the picture, you go to walgreens for flonase allergy relief- over the counter in full prescription strength. with walgreens right around the corner, it's easy to get more complete relief in a flash. how's that for p

he said no, i'm not running. it's only seemed to intensify the speculation and the chatter also among people in the party establishment who are worried about ted cruz, who are worried about donald trump and view paul ryan as a savior. he's going to make the case very clearly that no matter what he will not accept the republican nomination. he is of course chairman of of that convention. and wants to deal with this, what could be a very messy fight on the floor in deciding who the next republican nominee is, as his office says, he wants to call balls and strikes. as you see him ma enouneuvers b the scenes, that would undermine that effort, so expect a pretty definitive statement today, brooke. >> we'll keep an eye for that. and some top republicans not going to cleveland this july, why? who? >> yes, absolutely, brooke, you're seeing a lot of republicans nervous about what could be a very messy convention, a very, you know, donald trump said if he's denied the nomination, maybe there could be riots there. a lot rep

run or hide run or hide run or hide ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: run river north, everyone. an attack ad from the campaign for donna edwards. so untrue. so outrageous that president obama said, "pull it down." the obama white house called the ad on chris van hollen and the nra "misleading." the sun says van hollen and president obama have the exact same position. the post praised van hollen as a "leading champion on gun safety," and condemned the edwards ads that "mislead" voters. donna edwards. will she say anything to win an election? [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to keegan-michael key and jordan peele. run river north, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] will calhoun and of course the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carson: hey, gang! it's your buddy, carson daly, here, stationed at the w hotel, new york, times square for tonight's "last call." here's what we got coming up. "the girlfriend experience's" amy seimetz i

running the run is a personal goal of mine because it's actually my first run ever. >> all right, teamthan being relieved, i'm getting a piece of pizza. >> everyone run faster. >> my favorite memory has been the time where i finished running the last half mile under three minutes meaning i have could have run faster the whole time. maybe next time i'll be more efficient. >> the best part is all the groups out there on the street, the band, the step teams, people holding up amazing signs giving you all that support from start to finish. >> my goal on sunday is to beat all the guys on the nbc 10 team. >> my money's on jess. >> i'm not going to bet ya there. she's determined. of all the training we've done, we think we're ready, like dan mentioned, the energy of the crowd. remember last year? >> i do, yeah. >> encouraging. >> it is, although, i will say once i got to mile seven last year, i was ready for it to wind down, it's a great race and the crowd gets you moving, but you have to be training and prepared for it. >> exactly. if you're not ready to run, we have you covered. we're an of

if it goes well you have the legitimacy to run. we see people who hate each other and tried to kill each other on campaign trail come together because they're all inspired by same ambition for power and presidency. i don't believe anyone would turn him down? >> look, donald trump is completely different animal than any nominee we've had before. and so, it is not only consideration of, will it look good for me to be someone's running mate, is that a resume' booster? this is about politicians brands moving forward. someone like marco rubio, who is very young, scott walker who is very young, they have their whole careers ahead of them, they could certainly run again in 2020 if they wanted to. i'm sure they are thinking about it. how would it help them to be donald trump's running mate, when they think he is so antithetical what the republican party would be. melissa: it would help them if he won and they became vice president. i understand. it absolutely cuts the other way. you think it is unlikely. other people that don't. that is wh

we've seen guys on short run, the long runs. it's a balancing act. drivers have done the best with which. >> you have edwards with a blading fast car right after they pit and truex tracked them down and takes the lead. these two have been dominant. matt kenseth has been looking for a break all year long and got his pit work before the caution -- he asupered the lead and got a fast toyota, as we. look for kenseth to try to establish himself as a dominant guy. >> rookie chase elliott quite a day having to start at the back. worked his way up, the 20-year-old in the 24 car currently running fifth. remember, dale earnhardt jr. is the only rookie who won in texas. that was his first top victory. >> you watch chase elliott and reminds you of who used to drive it, jeff gordon, so styling making moves around the track and fighting his way to the front and he's my pick. >> speaking of jeff gordon, he's getting ready to call the rest of the race? >> we can sort out the issue of who was the first car one lap down and it was as called. it was dale earnhardt jr.

let's pick a running mate for bernie sanders. who should he run with?, you know, i think that we've got to unite our party. stacey abrams, the first woman to lead a party in georgia's house or senate, she's the minority leader of the georgia assembly, she'll be a rock star just mark my words in two or four years. across this country, right now she's a rock star in georgia, a state we need to take back and quite frankly, we don't talk enough about the rising women rock stars in politics in our country. when you get that list, so stacey abrams should absolutely be on that list. >> interesting. who would you pick for the front-runner hillary clinton? >> look at numbers of the head to head contests with any of the republicans right now i don't think she has to be super exciting and i also don't think she has to be super conservative. senator sherrod brown from ohio gives her an ohio cache and progressive and has a good track record in the community and maybe throw votes to pull that together. >> one thing i want to bring up, you saw in the interview with be

the broad street run is sunday. it will start early in the morning and we're looking at rain lasting all day long into the early part of monday. as we go throughout time here, here is your saturday. this is what it looks like by lunchtime. looking at pockets of sunshine peeking through the clouds. you might see a little bit of sunshine. that will raise the temperatures close to the 60-degree mark, into the low 60s for some. then your saturday night plans still looking good. we are looking at dry conditions. it's overnight where we see the rain developing. you'll hear it on your roof as you sleep tomorrow morning into sunday morning. looking at rain arriving. this is when it sticks around all day sunday. by 8:30 you see the rain taking over the area. if you're running the race tomorrow, definitely wear a poncho. it sticks around into monday. soggy day on sunday and monday and finally drying out on tuesday and temperatures moderating back to normal. we'll talk about that coming up. >> thanks for that. >>> let me try t

, but no one has asked me to run.so, one of the things we do when i going to do it right here in this conversation, we want you to run. if you care about what's going on in your community you care about issues, go ahead and give it a try. we will help you. other organizations will help you, but it's important that women step up and run. we need women to make policy to work better and make elected offices work better, so that's our first challenge and i'm happy to say when they feel that someone is doing it with them, emily's list and the other people in our training sessions that are not alone, they jump in and they start running on a witch's it is terrific. you have a few women who decided what to run and i'm wondering, do you get-- does emily's list get cold calls and say i heard about this organization. and not so sure of everything you do, but i heard you help women, will you help me? guest: absolutely. host: do you get cold calls? guest: we do and we have a training program for state and local races. one of the p

>> i'm running, adam running, brian is running. >> hoist in the running. >> you are in the running. >> not this year though. >> it was a night to pay tribute to the past at marple newtown high school in delaware county. officials cut ribbon on the series of panels showing time line of the school's 100 year his there i but true highlight of the evening was this, the awarding of an honorary diploma to russell fernandes, russell dropped out of high school in 1942 to fight in world war two. >>> it was a special night for a followly that has worked to help children find families for more than a decade. gloria hoffman, presented a stan hochman compassion for kid award to the family, which works on behalf of the national adoption center to find homes for vulnerable children. tonight's ceremony took place at the crystal tea room in center city philadelphia. andy: mr. dunphy? is that you? haley? andy, wh-- uh, what are you doing here? setting up for an open house tomorrow. what are you d-- [ gasps ] splish, splash, who was taking a bath?! me. i snuck over last night, but the faucet leaked, >>>

the run is two weekends from now. can you watch the entire race right here on nbc 10. >>> we're going to do it. >> paddled by the principal for spitting. mother's video of school officials hitting her 5-year-old child has gone viral and it's reigniting a debate over what is proper punishment. corporal punishment is legal in georgia where that incident took place. but it's against the law in schools in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. delaware even outlaws it at home. >> hitting for discipline can actually lead to changes in the brain that are negative such as decreased brain matter, lower verbal i.q. scores. you just heard from a pediatrician at saint christopher's hospital. the school district in georgia where this happened said it is now investigating and looking into its discipline policies. we know this has become a very heated debate among our viewers. we want to know what you think. now is the time to chime in on our nbc 10 poll. should school administrators be allowed to use corporal punishment on young s

so i will run the race instead. ha ha ha. philadelphia police just advised us that this portion of broad near olney will shut down near 4:00 a.m. the rest of the route around 8:00 a.m. when the race starts. some alternatives i-95 and the boulevard wherever you're going leave plenty of extra time. not only will there will be extra traffic, but it's expected to rain. we're live in north philadelphia. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >>> >>> thank you jeff. >>> those runners will need to plan for the conditions because it does not seem like mother nature is cooperating. melissa magee is at the big board with the first check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: hi walter, unfortunately you cannot run an umbrella. make sure you have on the proper weather gear if you're participating in the broad street run, because it will be on the soggy side, especially early tomorrow morning. early outside in philadelphia. not bad a dry start to the weekend, temperatures 60 degrees, 58 in reading. 54 in the poconos

she run the other one for real. >> she's just 12 years old and decided to keep running and no givingrter: lee started to run only two months ago. and she now has a medal to remember her first half marathon, one she finished in 2:43. >> i'm really proud. >> not too bad at all. i wonder if now she'll wouldn't to run another one. >> signing up for the new york city marathon in no time. >> that 's what's making news i america this morning. >>> and on "good morning america," donald trump. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it is 4:30 a.m. on this wednesday april 27th. >> a mother is behind bars this morning charged with the death of her two-year-old daughter. we'll be live in bucks county with the latest. >> a driver becomes trapped in his vehicle in delaware. >> results are in from the pennsylvania and delaware primaries. >> bumming down the heat a little bit. let's turn to meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. good morning. >> most definitely going

not running for speaker. just like he's not running for president right now, now that he is speaker. but after saying no, after writing no, after his spoexpeople say no on his behalf. back in the time when he was absolutely not wanting to be speaker of the house, no interest, wouldn't do it, on october 20th of last year, the answer actually from him ended up being, yes, yes, i will be house speaker. and by playing hard to get for so long, by saying he didn't want it for so long, he basically maneuvered himself into enough political capital to be able to say, yes, he would do it, with conditions. he said, he would only reluctantly agree to serve as speaker, since he'd made it so clear he didn't really want the job. he would only reluctantly agree to it if he didn't have to lobby for it, didn't have to do any negotiating for it, if he didn't have to meet with anybody or talk to them about it, if he didn't have to have a hard fight for it. he literally said he wanted all the house republicans to agree, to consen

with the run for the wild 5k run and walk will kickoff. i'm justed just saying that. >> great lace to be. >> that's rate. you -- great place to be. >> that's right. >> reporter: you know, it's all about the animals this morning, wildlife conservation. expecting 5400 runners. as you mentioned, this is an event that we've had for almost a decade here in an effort to support animals. the bronx zoo is a place that does that like none other. the race starts at 8:00 a.m. we're starting to see the runners trickle in. weekend for sure. we check in first with the official reporting station at central park currently in the upper 40s. we'll see the overcast skies break for sunshine later on. so it's not going to be dark instead, we'll look for sun to break through and temperatures eventually to make it into the low 60s. across the area right now in the boroughs in the upper 30s and hard to see the temperatures come into the low 40s. so gradually starting to see mild air across the entire region. the clouds that do give way to the sunshine will tempor

he said i want you to run. my friends all want you to run.t, and i'll like to endorse you. i said what an honor. do me a favor. give me a number and maybe i'll be calling you back. then we had all these great victories. i think i've won 28 states. big night last night. we had a big, big night last night. we had five. we had five land slides. i said thanks a lot. i took the number. i put it in a special place. i said let's see what i do. i said i'm going to run. too much. i just couldn't take it anymore. i see these horrible deals. in some cases they are out right stupid to be doing the deals they are doing. it's one of the three. i said i'm going to run. i went and we started winning, winning. we won new hampshire in a big upset. they're upsets and yet we're winning all these land slides. we had no chance in south carolina. we had no chance in south carolina. we won in a land slide. the evangelicals voted for trump. we went to the south. we went to nevada and we won. we won alabama and arkansas. we won florida by 20 points. every place we wer

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first the classroom, then running. >> you just run.ou got to do what you've got to do. >> reporter: to earn the medal, whether they come in first place or last. >> how do we do it run? >> free! >> what do we do? >> run. >> we have students from pakistan, albania. >> reporter: all inspiring each other to finish the run. >> i want to do more. i want to keep doing more. >> reporter: now you get to have some fun. >> yes. . >> the blue cross broad street run is sunday morning. we're along part of the racecourse by city hall. this is not the first time that students run philly style has had refugee students involved. this team has the largest number of immigrants and refugees. we're now live in center city, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> all right, thank you, matt. nbc 10 has you covered from start to finish. our coverage begins at 8:00 a.m. sunday morning. by the way, if you're not running and many of you aren't, don't forget to dvr it so you can go back and look for yourself or watch the race right here on nbc 10. join us tonight for "ready

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we run into resident thelma williams.fter the dogs settled down, we ask about the drought. >> in the 7 or 8 years. things you have to go through, like water on the stove, make sure the water crosses. there's a lot of things you have to do. you don't get up - you jumped to us. they have no water. when did you know that was happening. did you get a warning. >> open the tracking. that was it. as the drought got worse. the well water started shrimping. the almond orchard sucked up what was left. the reason that is green, and this is browning and decaying, the farmers were able to drill further into the ground than she was. another almond farm is across the street. >> they are drilling to get the groundwater that you were dry. >> right. >> do you feel these guysers using your water. >> yes, they literally took it right away. i would be breaking over there if i hoped someone and took a glass for coffee. >> reporter: for decades groundwater is unregulated. it's a game of finders keepers. the finders are those with the biggest dr

i propose the biggest tax cut of anybody running for president. i'm going to save medicare and social security. it's going to be solid with me. obamacare which is costing a fortune and doesn't work will be repealed and replaced. our military will be bigger, better and stronger than ever before. we'll knock out isis fast and our vets will be taken care of and i'll protect our second amendment. i'll create strong boarders and we're going to build a wall and yes, mexico will pay for that wall. please go out and vote on tuesday. i'll never let you down. we are going to make america great again. i'm donald trump, candidate for president, and i approve this message. >> joining us now is the managing director at purple strategies and senior advisor for the never trump super pac, and the chief investigative have reporter for politico and political analyst. i want to get to the breaking news which is marco rubio coming one word shorted of endorsing ted cruz. didn't use the word endorse. david, the way i look at presidential candidates like marco rubio is t

three years after the deadly attack, patriots are ready to run again. >> patriots should run on patriotsay. ♪ >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. rescue operations continued overnight in ecuador where a powerful earthquake killed at least 272 people. early this morning, a young child and several others were pulleded from what was left of a five-story hotel. they'd been buried since the quake hit saturday evening. the earthquake was centered along ecuador's pacific coast but was felt far inland. more than 2, 500 injured. we have more. >> reporter: with the daylight, residents saw for the first time the full extent of the damage. near the epicenter in the pacific town, rescuers dug through crumbled concrete, only to find lifeless bodies. the quake claimed lives 85 miles south in the coastal city where today shaken resident surveyed the widespread damage. this desperate worker tried digging with his bare hands to find survivors. "three are alive, and a girl is dead," he said. this appears to be th

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let's run this pars our shermanesque expert. chuck, he sounded pretty shermanesque. >> he only remember. because he also then gave a pretty compelling reason for why he's probably the leading voice, the preferred leading voice by many republicans inside the party. gave sort of a broad, quick list of. he bus toned it up a little again, so i hoped the rule could. it makes it dairk he's ted, you had to have run. and he would say, i'll lelt the rules committee decide. is that one of the three candidates or any one of the 17 who at one point had filed for this nomination. i go with this. i think anybody who really wants him to be the nominee, will froebl sit there ask say. i don't think that's true, but anybody who is that pro-ryan, he didn't say anything that would have them nominate him. >> i watched as much of this coverage on television that begins sunday morning with you, obviously. i hear a lot of people, a lot of party people, saying this republican party is in crisis. a lot of good republicans, as we used to say, see donald t

there were nine people in the running. this is a state with more than 13 million registered voters at the time. less than 1.5 million people turned out to vote that day. david dewhurst did not get 50% in the runoff. that meant he had to go to a runoff against his top finishing challenger so it was just one-on-one. and, again, in that one-on-one runoff, the same principle would apply. david dewhurst is the establishment candidate. he's the more well-known guy. you get low-informed, low-engaged voters turning out in big numbers, he'll probably win. on the other hand, if you get a tiny electorate, smaller electorate, the fewer the people turn out, it's going to be for t establishment, household name guy, already holding statewide office, all right, it's going to be harder for him. the bigger the turnout, the more likely david dewhurst is going to win. the smaller the turnout, the better it is for his conservative challenger. so if you're his conservative challenger, you're waiting to find out what the runoff date is going to

it's a long run.bly my longest run. >> reporter: others are watching the forecast. >> i hope it don't rain but if it it does i'm ready. >> reporter: since we can't control the weather focus on what you can control. justin and dr. todd mcgrath of aria 3b orthopedics say by now your training should be over. on saturday, what's recommended for activity depends on your level of experience. >> if you're a novice then maybe just go for a walk. if you're a more experienced runner then probably a light run, two, 3 miles just to get the legs ready for the next day. >> reporter: over the weekend, stay hydrated. but come sunday morning, be careful not to overhydrate. >> you don't need to -- you don't need a gallon of water. a normal glass of water, maybe an electrolyte drink to sip on or something as you're walking around the starting area. >> reporter: and if you find yourself a little unprepared this year,. >> i just can't get enough time for training really. >> reporter: then lower your expectations. take it

maybe it is running for office. maybe it is transitioning back into the workforce because they have left to have a family. so all of those things are very important. and women need a community of support. >> why do you think some women don't do that? >> i don't know. i found when i campaign sometimes that women don't support other women and we have to get behind each other. >> we do. >> we have to support each other. we are in the right. not just because we're women but because we're moving forward with the right plan and the right agenda and right qualifications. >> and people can learn more by going to -- >> womensleadershiplive.com. our first event is in may. we would love to have everyone come. >> linda mcmahon, thank you for swinging by, appreciate the time today. >> thank you, brooke. >>> coming up next, we will continue this conversation on gender here, gender in politics. donald trump says hillary clinton is playing the woman card. what does that mean? if she were a man, he says that she wouldn't have 5% of

i don't even know if she can run.don't even know -- frankly, i watch you all the time and i see you talking about the email scandal. i don't know how she gets by that problem when so many people's levees have been ruined for doing much less than she did. so, on the assumption that she runs, i call her crooked hillary. she is. she is crooked hillary. and i say that i will beat her, easier than beating some of the people that i have just won. >> not you. >> i feel it. >> i know you do. >> she had the record that's terrible and she has got a lot of problems. i don't know, bill, that she is going to be able to run. and i don't think you know that either. >> nobody knows. >> she is only running pause she is being protected by the democrats. without that she wouldn't have a chance of running. >> i asked you this last time and i'm sure you have thought about it do you think the fbi is straight up? do you think that comey, the director, is playing politics or is he going to do an honest investigation and tell the folks what r

we've seen guys on short run, the long runs. it's a balancing act. >> you have edwards with a blading fast car right after they pit and truex tracked them down and takes the lead. these two have been dominant. matt kenseth has been looking for a break all year long and got his pit work before the caution -- he asupered the lead and got a fast toyota, as we. look for kenseth to try to establish himself as a dominant guy. >> rookie chase elliott quite a day having to start at the back. worked his way up, the 20-year-old in the 24 car currently running fifth. remember, dale earnhardt jr. is the only rookie who won in texas. that was his first top victory. >> you watch chase elliott and reminds you of who used to drive it, jeff gordon, so styling making moves around the track and fighting his way to the front and he's my pick. >> speaking of jeff gordon, he's getting ready to call the rest of the race? >> we can sort out the issue of who was the first car one lap down and it was as called. it was dale earnhardt jr. racing to the lin

>> we're running against hillary clinton, that's the only candidate we're running against, and that's who we're addressing in the context of a corrupt system of campaign finance. she and her campaign made a decision to run within the system, to have numerous super pacs. they've got a dark money super pac. $25 million, we don't know where a dime comes from, that's what we're talking about. >> play that out. spell out what the fear is in terms of how that operates. >> the fear is that the special interests over my shoulder on wall street, for example, are going to be able to exert influence on the policy of the next president. that's why the next president won't be able to break up the big banks, which we need done. won't be able to take on the fossil fuel industry which we need done. those are the issues that need to be addressed. the pharmaceutical industry, won't be able to take it on because they are beholden to those interests because they fund their campaigns. >> there's also thissue of the fact that hillary clinton is part of a whole class of people. you're saying the whole syste