run. we'll take you live along the course all morning long. it won't be hot today. the runners will have to contend with the rain. a system is moving through our area and with it will come showers. now to a live look outside, we're tracking the chilly and wet conditions along the race route. this is nbc 10 news today, thank you for being with us on this day. we're looking at a soggy sunday, that means a wet run for tens of thousands of people getting ready for the blue cross broad street run. you know what, michelle, it may be wet and rainy, but they're spirits are high. >> that's right, they're so excited about this race. ten miles, they will get there fine, they just need to layer up and keep the water off of them. steady rains in the next couple hours, we're going to track this for you and hopefully it is not too chilly of a rain. 40 degrees right now in delaware, 47 in the lehigh valley. we head into philadelphia, suburbs at 48 degrees in give. the temperatures will not go that far. we

they run in the snow, they run in the cold, they run in the heat, the rain will not hurt them. >> reporter: rain will not the hurt them. it will fuel some people hopefully. it will begin a at 8:00. we will have it here live at the starting line for broad street run, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i guess if you can run 10 miles, rain is nothing. thanks, cherri. >>> new this morning police are investigating an armed robbery at a 7-eleven in mayfair. the it happened on the 3300 block of tyson avenue at 2:00 this morning. investigators tell us that the armed robbers wearing a t-shirt over his face when he demanded cash from the clerk. robber got away with hundreds of dollars in cash but thankfully in one was injured. >>> a police car chase in a chain reaction crash, in point breeze. it happened at 16th and dickinson. investigators tell thaws officers were chasing an suv when it the hit a chevy malibu, traveling on dickinson street. causing the sedan to hit other park cars. two people jumped out of the suv and tried to run, officers caught one man and they are

i've run in the -- absolutely, i've run in the rain in the heat this it is better to run in the cooler weather. we have rain points west it will pushing to the coast in the next couple of hours, as well. there's no escaping this wherever you are in the delaware and lehigh valleys. you'll see rain later this morning. let's flipped it over to the radars. here we go we set it in motion, a large swath of rain covering the entire state of new jersey and delaware, maryland is getting rained on, as well. as well as the heavier stuff to the southwest across the virginias and the carolinas. we've zoomed into philadelphia, you can see the darker shades of green. there's the steadier rain falling west to east. every now and then we see the yellows and oranges popping up indicating an heavier downpour. wherever you are in the delaware valley making it into the city for the broad street run. take your time. if you're preparing for the race, i was talking to adam and cecily. no cotton anywhere because it causes blisters. tight light layers, these are adams' feet, you can see he has the mesh part of

jared eickoff got early run support, freddie galvis hits his third home run of the year.e second eickoff helping his own cause, with the single to center. that will drive-in darren ruff. his second rbi of the year. jared could in the hold 39 run lead in the fifth, they have hid a line drive that will score a run and that will tie the game. in the seventh freddie galvis came up clutch. his bloop single to right will score david lowe with the go ahead run as they win their fifth straight four-three the final. >>> eagles front office and scouting department can take a rest, draft has come and gone. yesterday eagles made six picks, and they have draft problems on both side of the ball and added depth. new bird will be at novacare complex may 13th to start three day rookie camp. howie roseman says draft was hard because of the picks they had to give up to get carson wentz. >> we did not have have as many early picks in the early going as we are's used to. we felt like later in the draft taking shots, on guys, in the seventh round, you know, really having the best undrafted pro

this year's run will be a damp run, whether you're running or going to be a spectator be prepared forhe rain, it's going to be raining for hours. there are runners to cheer on, along the route you see drill teams and cheerleading squads. there's a lot of fun to be had along the route. with all the closures you want to make sure you use public transportation. there's too many closures and crowds, you don't want to be driving around the city. use public transportation. on broad street we are seeing runners showing up, they have raincoats on right now, they will ditch them for the run, they say this is something they need training for and they will be for the run along broad street. >>> you can find more on the forecast and dawbl scan radar at -- double scan radar at 6abc.com/weather. >>> as people continue to mourn prince there are questions about the future of the fortune he left behind. always investigators look into the health scare he had before he died. abc's eva pilgrim has more. >> reporter: new information about who stands to inherent prince's 300 million-dollar estate. his sist

no point in running an asterisk campaign. the only reason to run was to win it. it's a little bit of a leap to imagine his campaign now being converted into a protest movement, to denounce the democratic party or to dramaize its flaws with arrests in the streets. if the sanders campaign does turn into that kind of protest movement, it's not like we haven't seen that kind of thing before. that would not be a shock to the system. the democrats will hold their convention this summer in philadelphia. you may remember the last national political convention was held in philadelphia was in the year 2000. you may remember nearly 400 people were arrested at really big protests in the streets of philadelphia that year. four years later at the republican convention in new york city, it was like 2,000 people that got arrested protesting in the streets, just massive uprising against that political convention. four years after that the ron paul movement within the republican party convened 10,000 people for an entire shadow convention run in parallel with the republican party'

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he has no running mate. a washington insider or outsider, and believes he'll make a great number two despite the fact that sources are telling us that in high school he got a d in social studies. let's go over to the wall, see how he's polling right now. jimmy, take a look at this. right now all indications are you are polling at 100%. >> jimmy: wow, that's -- >> jimmy: that's great news. thanks, wolf. >> i do want to point out, jimmy, at 100%, you are the only person running for vice president. >> jimmy: well, let's not split beard hairs. 100 % is 100 b%. >> here's a question. will you build a wall? >> jimmy: i will, but i'll tell you this. pi' border to keep the mexicans out of canada. >> why are you running for vice president? >> jimmy: if i'm running for vice president because i love this country. i was born here. i love this country so much if it was a woman, i would have sex with it. >> jimmy, will you be going on the campaign trail? >> jimmy: no, i will not. i get car sick and buses smell bad. i will

we all run for him. we all run for him here and around the world.e'll see if the catcher car catches us before the show is over. about to kick it into high gear. paula? dan, back to you. >> i think the catcher car won't catch him and he'll go the full 20 miles. >> i think it's just going to inspire. i think it's truly fascinating that everyone around the globe is running at the same time no matter where you are. >> and the individual stories are incredible. >> they really are. thank you, rob. >> a salute to rob. >>> coming up on "good morning america," ditch the cup. now you can eat your coffee? seriously? >> oh, yes. >> you have the story in "pop news"? >> rachel prefers intervenous. >> better story. >> oh, goodness. prefers intervenous. dedication means pursuing your passion. every day. healing is something we do. together. and together, we put veterans first. search va careers to find out how. see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that...

time. >> my aunt ran marathons and now she can't run. so i run for her. >> family was motivation for shaun tall who gave birth three months ago. >> last year i was pregnant and this year was different. >> reporter: she wasn't alone. she ran with her sister-in-law and a long-time friend who ran with an injured shin. you can imagine her joy when she crossed the finish line at the navy shipyard. >> it was amazing. i shed a tear of joy. i'm so proud of myself. >> we met two groups of high schoolers who helped runners in this race. this large group passed out food and water, which runners said made their day. >> it is amazing because they helped me. so it is happy i made somebody else's day good, too. >> reporter: we're told there were a group of people running an helping out their friend who was blind and helped him complete the race. hopefully you have heard somebody's story or met somebody in the race that may inspire you to run next year. live in south philadelphia, brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >>> for your complete coverage of the blue c

you are waiting for that first big run.is one of more than 100,000 power boat enthusiasts who come back each year. >> it's the biggest party i've ever seen. the weather is always good. it's fun. >> the temperature is a blistering 97 degrees. and the local announcer brendan matthews is covering the event live. >> we had been on the air little more than an hour, and we knew we could see history made. >> the two-man crew were captured at the beginning of their first speed run in the new carbon fiber boat named no stress. >> we're looking at the monitor, and it's like the boat is on rails. it is a perfect 10 out of 10 run at this point. >> corey phelps has a different vantage point. >> we were anchored a few hundred yards from the finish line. that's where we like to be because they are hitting top speed. i grabbed my camera. and when i saw it, it was running 180 miles an hour. >> and firefighters are standing by to make an emergency rescue, just in case. >> when you are reaching speeds in excess of 200 miles an hour on the wat

cannot hold three run lead, hit a line drive tie up the game. 7th go ahead run win fifth straight game four-three. how about those phillies. >> thank so you much leslie appreciate that. stay with us. still to come celebrate all things science in philadelphia. see demonstration that delighted >> welcome back everyone. philly tech week is under way. week long. earlier today. it was an interactive arcade that's how it all kicked off. eyewitness news near philadelphia city hall. local game makers showed off their innovation. and philadelphia science fes staff val wraps up with a big bang 12 trash cans slowedded into the air it was part of the science karen naval. hundreds of kids and their parents were able to experience interactive experiments hands on science activities and >> poor runners tomorrow, lauren. >> they're going to be tough though. >> all right. >> good luck everybody if you are going to be at the broad street run. i'm natasha brown for all of us here we appreciate you if purr up early join our morning team. cbs fill physical .com. have a great >> announcer: the following is

>> tell me who you are running for. >> i run for the american cancer society. this year i run for all of those who can't run because they had, have, or lost someone to cancer. i'm running for my wife's grandfather in particular this year after passing away from

marlins, a run in the fifth, r.b.i. single from prado, two runs in the sixth.gave the marlins the lead. the opposite way. and this is just out. just out. >> cliff: that's the tough part. yeah, i want t the check too. check, please. marlins do have one of the best that ever did it though, lenny harris, third base coach. play it down the line, just foul. that's always tough. run around first thinking you got a double. umpire telling you no, go back, son. >> aaron: one out, nobody on. good breaking ball there. out number two. let's take a look now at the gatorade frost cool under pressure moment. how about ichiro suzuki, not originally in the starting lineup tonight. a late addition because christian yelich was scratched because of back spasms. >> cliff: you can't keep it no cooler than this. probably one of the best in the game, coming out, on the fly, getting the call, and coming in against three knocks. that's the way to make the best of the night for yourself in that situation so hats off to ichiro for just being ready, and you know, on cue, knowing, and proba

marlins, a run in the fifth, r.b.i. single from prado, two runs in the sixth.gave the marlins the lead. the opposite way. and this is just out. just out. >> cliff: that's the tough part. yeah, i want t the check too. check, please. marlins do have one of the best that ever did it though, lenny harris, third base coach. play it down the line, just foul. that's always tough. run around first thinking you got a double. umpire telling you no, go back, son. >> aaron: one out, nobody on. good breaking ball there. t number two. let's take a look now at the gatorade frost cool under pressure moment. how about ichiro suzuki, not originally in the starting lineup tonight. a late addition because christian yelich was scratched because of back spasms. >> cliff: you can't keep it no cooler than this. probably one of the best in the game, coming out, on the fly, getting the call, and coming in against three knocks. that's the way to make the best of the night for yourself in that situation so hats off to ichiro for just being ready, and you know, on cue, knowing, and probabl

run into thousand 6, and 2014, he was going to run again in 2016.e was a good and honest man. it a great example of what means to be of no compromise libertarian. we all miss his wit and charm on the campaign trail. for june 5schedule in scottsdale, arizona. >> [applause] >> i want to remind the delegation chairs that when they get there ballots, they should let their tellers vote. tellers do get to vote. is mr. hayes in the room? room.somewhere in the just a moment. this is your convention so i want to ask. are balloting, with the indulgence of the body, i would like to bring up somebody to speak for 20 minutes. is that ok? >> sounds like mostly yes. he is moving towards the stage. theuld like to bring up gentleman i had an opportunity to meet in freedom fest in 2014. he was kind enough to give me a copy of his book entitled "on hurt people and don't take their stuff." the plane flying back-and-forth and forth to libertarian party state conventions all around the country and i have stolen the title for a lot of my interviews. dr. pack oh, do you ha

that's why i chose to run. presidential primary with so many people running, i never viewed jeb bush as my direct competitor. i viewed him as one of a number of people who were aspiring to the same job. but it was hard, no doubt about it. >> you must have thought, i could not run, but this is timing wise a better time for me, and that's what politics is, it's all about timing. >> part of it was colored by the fact that i had spent four years in the senate under harry reid, and nothing happens in the senate under harry reid. it's different now, there is a palpable difference, especially since i've come back from the campaign, where if i have an idea, i have a chance to somehow work it. harry, for the first four years in the senate, it's hard to describe to people, we would fly up on monday, sign on to a bunch of letters, give some floor speeches. there wasn't even votes sometimes. we vote more in one month than we did in four years in the first four years we were here under harry reid. and that's not what i sign

here she is running for president like nothing happened. she shouldn't even be allowed to run. you know that. >> hey, donald, it's willie. congratulations on your win again last night. >> thank you. >> i want to ask you a couple of questions about some issues you've raised during this campaign. a lot of people think you've said some things to win the republican party and you don't believe and could change as you go to a general. do you still believe muslims should be banned from entering the country until we figure out what's doing on, as i said. >> we have to be very vigilant, find out what's going on. we have major, major problems. nobody wants to talk about it. we have a president that won't mention radical islamic terrorism, he won't mention it. even though it's obvious terrible things are happening. we have to be extremely careful, vigilant. yes, we have to find out what the hell is going on. >> the general election, assuming you make that, you'll raise another issue. >> i don't know if it hurts me. i don't care if it hurts me. i'm doing the right thing when i do this. whe

but they have run a few. here is a sample. >> announcer: donald trump calls it radical islamic terrorism. that's why he's calling for a temporary shutdown of muslims entering the youth and he will stop illegal immigration building a war on our southern border that mexico will pay for. john: simple ad and sticking to his guns. >> when you look at how much money was poured into that ad, it was minuscule. every single show on broadcast and cable and radio ran thed a for free over and over again and had people like us on panels to stroke our chins and say what does he mean by until we know what going on or of what the term he uses is. that has been the genius of the trump campaign this cycle. john: here is one anti-trump ad i found so weird and ugly i thought it might be a pro trump group make trying to make trump voters angry. >> you call me anger baby? racist? millions of latinos will be deported. >> if you turn my mother [bleep] think is my home. >> you can't take my right away. >> this is from a group that sa

i'm not running for anybody's third term. i'm running for my first term. i also want to do what works. my goal is to produce positive results for the american people. more good jobs, rises incomes. the kinds of tangible progress i think people are yearning for and they need and deserve to see. >> you know, bernie sanders has been talking about a political revolution. a future you can believe in. obviously, donald trump with the make america great again is one of these slogans that have taken off for better or for worse. if you can sum up, what is the big idea of your campaign? >> we're stronger together. we're stronger together in facing our internal challenges and our external ones. we're stronger together if we work to improve the economy, and that's going to mean trying to get the republicans to do what will actually help produce more jobs, like we saw in the 1990s. we're stronger together when we have a bipartisan, even nonpartisan foreign policy that protects our country. and that provides the kind of steady, strong, smart leadership that the rest of

you run it once and you will come back and run is over and over again. a woman has run it 32 homes.waiting for that to start. thank you. >> no problem. >> reporter: the party continues. a lot of folks will make a day out of it. there are beach chelets down here. once you finish the run, the fun is not over. >> we apologize. it's almost as if they started talking about seeing people, you had a couple people maybe work their way into the camera. so we do our best. i know you had to do a little dive in front of the camera. >> reporter: we have been as careful as possible. >> how did they make it that far. >> reporter: jc and i had a strategy for it. his back is to the race and i'm facing the racers. if i see something that doesn't look appropriate for tv, shall we say, i can do like a last minute show. we can move the camera over and make sure we don't show it on tv. it is part of the party atmosphere out here. next time, claudine, frank, we will all run it together. >> okay. >> reporter: and i will have a costume next year. i let rosemary down without a costume. >> speaking of rosemar

and goeddel gets the winning run. >> the winning run.k at the pink shoes. >> the pink shoes and the pink socks for mom. and another 1-run victory. and no one else in the majors has more than six. and heading to atlanta. they are not good. >> they will probably be swept by atlanta, but they are horrendous. >> and harper. >> nobody wants to pitch to him. >> and instrument to see what happened. the cubs, walked and hit by a pitch. and the first player in monica malpass history to reach base 7 sevens without an official at-bat. and he did not swing and he walks 13 times in the series and 12 consecutive plate appearance without an official at-bat. do you ever remember a time in philadelphia sports where three or more teams could potentially have either earth top pick in the draft or second pick? >> i am sure if i think of the 0 70s when they were terrible, but it is happening now. it is nice to have that draft-day excitement. >> it is futility being reward. should we are proud of it. >> yeah, we should. you have to reverse the thinking on thi

i'm watching you run. and you don't run out of breath. and you run and start over again. you're quite calm in covering what could be a tricky situation. >> thank you. appreciate that. we're back on the street where the police have really quieted things down. most of the protesters, almost all of them, virtually all of them, have dispersed. we're trying to get a picture up so you can see it for yourself. the number of police officers you saw earlier, there's a handful. there's a handful of people on the sidewalks. but it appears the protest, the demonstration, has ended at this point. police are out in their riot gear. but the officers on horseback have turned and gone back to the convention center. what we saw tonight, and we saw your guests talking about this. not nearly the thing we saw in chicago, or some of the other trump rallies. this is a protest that escalated a little bit. with people throwing rocks and the pepper spray and some of the smoke canisters. we heard it from some of the interviews we did with folks out there, how the protests began. people coming out,

he was running an insurgent campaign, he was running against the establishment, running against a process that many people assumed was in favor of the clintons? he broke through. it is not as if you can't. >> well, of course, it is not that you can't. barack obama ran one of the, you know, the premiere campaigns ever run in presidential history. no doubt about that. he was a phenomenal candidate and he did break through. con grat lace legratulations to people. that doesn't mean we don't want to create a process who represents the democratic party as the nominee. >> does the senator have any regret running as a democratic now? does he feel he has not been welcomed into the party or feel like he is a welcomed democratic into the party? >> yes, absolutely. he feels welcomed. but what it means, though, if you're going to broaden the party, you want to may electoral changes to broaden the base of the party. i don't know why anybody in the democratic party would be opposed to having more people participating in the democratic party. that's the point of having a political party, to have more peo

or late to start running.0s a.pamela osborn has her story. >> pamela was not always a runner. at 55 she started with a slow momentum. >> she set her sights on the blue cross broad street run. >> it is such a good feeling to do it with 30,000 plus other people. >> now she is getting ready for her sixth race. >> when you run philly, you see parts of the city you never knew existed and you meet all kinds of people, that i have, running in the city. >> not just the city. >> you can go into work, you can say i ran to jersey and back this morning. >> back and forth across the ben franklin in good company. >> i started with independence blue cross 15 years ago, and they have a running club. >> they became fast friends. >> they build friendships, teams, and team work. >> it is friendship that keeps them going. it is part pace, part practice, and it all starts with one step. for fam, this is where she gains her stride. >> it is an accomplishment. it is another run under your belt. >> in philadelphia, alabama la oz. bor

>> we're hearing this crowd yelling run, run, run! >>> a bull charges into the stands. spectators attack. >> what happened there? one of the fans came in! >> he came at me with two fists, right to the chest. >>> bleachers collapse. a plane crash lands at a baseball field. >> desperation set in at that point. >> an off-road vehicle veers off track. >> something had gone seriously wrong but i had no idea what. >> it's not always fan appreciation day. >>> welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. when you buy a ticket to a sports event or a comedy show, you expect a couple hours of entertainment, a chance to sit back, relax and enjoy. but the spectators you'll meet in this hour got much more than they bargained for. they thought they were watching for their own amusement. instead, they were watching at their own risk. >> everybody look out! >> fans run in fear as monster waves take down everything and everyone. >> damn it, look at these people! >> there was no control. you didn't know which way was up and you didn't know what was going to happen next. >> it's feb

charged with seven runs including a three run home run. phillies continue to struggle at the plate, leaving 16 runners on base. most in three years. ryan howard coming so close to home runs today but it drops right in front of the wall. so howard is hitting .174, only one player worse in baseball. film is lose nine-four.

we have the announcement of carly fiorina as a running mate. and then i think the most significant one was john boehner coming out at stanford university at the end of the week, comparing ted cruz to lucifer which when i heard it, i said it's the best break that ted cruz has had in weeks because we know from previous polling among republican base voters, 60% of them distrust boehner and mcconnell terribly. so to have boehner com say he's the most miserable s.o.b. i've ever worked with, makes lucifer look good -- >> they've been referring to it -- >> he should be running tv ads with that clip in there, and then cruz himself looking in the camera and saying the reason the former speaker hates me so much is because i'm the only one who stood up to obama. >> right. >> tried to stop obama. >> by the way, given that "saturday night lifeve" excuse , like skit with boehner and the president, i swear to god if i had been cruz, i would have been up this morning with those spots along with what you are saying, and i would have been driving this because wh

that is impacting run tours day on the broad street run. it the out, i don't think rain will impact this race too much. the these are some hard core people out there. they are enjoying ideal running temperatures. in the the 40's to around 50 degrees. i mean this race started at 8:00. the course record is just over 45 minutes. so you could have a winner, i don't know if that has happened yet but 10 miles, 45 minutes, i certainly could in the do that. as far as rain goes, under the gun the entire event, is still going to be dealing with steady rain. this extend back toward harrisburg and lancaster. a few more hours to go yet and then we may get the a few breaks this afternoon but still period of rain at times later this afternoon, even still some showers around tonight. so it is a slow moving storm system that will bring rain to the region. 69 degrees is where we should be this time of the year for daytime highs. today well below that tomorrow, and we are going to make a run at 70's if we see sun, however, still threat for a few showers, rain

. >> i'm not going to run an ugly base. i'll run a race based on issues. don't feel like i'm running against donald trump. >> donald trump has a different view. he's already launching attacks upon both clintons. >> she's married to a man who was the worse abuser of women in the history of politics and hilary was an enabler and treated these women horribly and some of those women were destroyed not by him but by the way that hillary clinton treated them after everything went down. >> is that the road to success? we'll talk to our political panel about the general election landscape six months out and can trump unite the republican party behind him or do republicans have to join the party of trump? >> this country which is very very divided in so many different ways is going to become one beautiful loving country. >> plus, conservatives weigh in on the new era. it's all ahead on "face the nation." good morning and welcome to "face the nation." i'm john dickerson. we sat down with hillary clinton friday with a lengthy interview about her general election stra

suggesting that she is running for are ten years. roll that clock back in the middle of the mid1990s and most of the millennial voters were ten years old when the clintons were in the presidency. and the fact that she would be the first woman president doesn't have. and the fact that they are so excited about bernie sanders suggested that that party moved away from the clintons. and they moved away when obama took the nomination. the party is much upon more of a party than the left. >> untrustworthiness and unlike sxablt lack luster style on the campaign trial. if those are the things coming to the front of people's minds. >> that was this version of mitt romney and that is the criticism that fellow republicans launched against him in 2012 when they were worried about him and he faced off a weak field and emerged longer than it should primary. mitt romney that ran for senate in the 1990s from massachusetts was different than mitt romney who ran for governor and tried in 2008 and 2012 to be the republican nominee. hillary clinton has

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i had a phone call with somebody that wanted me to run, consider running as third party candidate. >> are you considering that. >> no, i'm not going to do that. >> why? >> well, i think that i gave it my best where i am. i think running third party doesn't feel right, i think it is not constructive. you know, one of the things that's interesting is it is hard to be thoughtful when you deal with the media. many of them think that everything is sort of a political ploy or political play. it has been a little bit of a disappointment for me. in fact, i talked to somebody in the media to say you know, you have a responsibility. it has really been interesting. you can have depth to something, and people think that's just politics. no. when i talk about two paths, the path of rebuilding the country or pushing people down into the ditch, that's not some political ploy that somebody calculated for me, that's my insides, that's my soul. so a third party candidacy would be viewed as a silly thing. i don't think it is appropriate. i just don't think it would be the right thing to do. >> if not ri

you have to run for office. you have to run for office if that's what you think. that is the only way we are really going to bring about this fundamental change. that connects me to actually what i've been doing with a company that makes it easier for people to run for office. it's a crowd funding type of office. if you want to run for office or nominate someone you can quickly start raising money and get into office without depending on the big party machinery that tends to trap people. they have to argue whether that's business on the right or labor on the left, it's the same old power structure. that way getting a fresh generation for people to run for office at every level who truly believe in this kind of centralization, i think it's the only hope. that that might not be much of hope, but that. >> people need to take power in order to take away. >> exactly. >> so there's a wonderful quote that you had a year or two ago. when you finally left government he said they didn't like you very much and they didn't like you and you said it was a mutual divorce in the

you have to run for office. you have to run for office if that is what you think. that is the only way we will bring about this fundamental change. that connects me to what i have been doing at crowd crowdpac and that is making it easier for run for office. if you want to run for office or nominate someone, you can raise money and get into the office without depending on the big party machinery that tends to trap people because they have to argue for the cause of their founders. it is the same power structures. that is why getting a fresh generation of people to run for office at every level i think in the end is the only hope. that may be not much of a hope but that is the honest answer to the question. >> you know people can take power to give it away. >> that is right. let's leave it there. >> just following up on that, there is a wonderful quote you had a year or two ago, you were an adjective in government -- >> that is one way of putting it. >> you said it was a bureaucratic essentially where you didn't like them very much and they didn't like dealing with yo

two run home run. the his third of the year. phillies lead two to zero.ow about the defense in the second inning. roberto lopez, thinks he has a bloop single. caesar hernandez has other ideas to end the inning. so nice, we will show it twice. fast forward to the seventh inning, game tied at three, galvis again. not as far but it still works. brings home go ahead run four-three. phillies ninth inning, phillies clinging to one run year, jenmar gomez with two men on, they grab it. phillies win four-three. that is five straight victories, eight out of the last nine. >> it is a great feeling, winning games, having a winning record. we're on a role. i hope we can continue to st. louis after we leave here tomorrow. >> nfl draft wrapped up today with round four through seven. eagles pick up six more players. west virginia running back wendell smallwood was taken in round five. he was a shorter, shifty back. in 2014 smallwood was arrested on a charge of trying to intimidate a witness in the murder case. the those charges were later dropped. >> i was just in a wron

the right to run for office. >> the kinds of positions that he is stating is not just offensive to people, they are potentially dangerous. >> a plane is blown out of the sky. if hillary clinton gets n i don't know if our country can recover. >> how stupid can we be? we are viewed as the stupid country. >> i know how hard this job is. we need steadiness, as well as strength and smarts, the threat that donald trump poses is so dramatic -- >> it is 4:00 a.m. in cairo, an hour from now, the search will resume for egyptair 804, that disappeared over the mediterranean sea, with 66 people aboard, seven crew members, no americans on that plane. today, president obama made no adjustments to his public schedule and made no comment about the loss of the egypt airplane. josh earnest said this. >> it is too early to definitively say what may have caused this disaster. the investigation is underway. investigators will consider all of the factors that may have contributed to the crash. obviously, if there is an opportunity for

he hits a two run home run to give oakland the lead. his third home run of the game, fifth of the series. he had zero before this weekend. the a's beat the rays 7-6. jose batista's bat last postseason did not sit too well with the rangers. the bad blood continued today. bautista hard into second. to breakup the double play. you know when you see major league fights right? nothing ever happens. it did today. 4 players ejected. there will likely be suspensions to follow. >>> andrew bogut returned to practice today, and is questionable for game 1 of the western conference finals. the warriors will need him to match oklahoma city's frontline. >> i think so. is that the word on the street? i'll take it. that's good. >> after having four days off between series, there's not much left to talk about. so the big question steph curry was faced with today had to do with him not wearing a sleeve over his right knee. >> they have this new invention like what do they call it? >> they might have made one for you. >> we use what we've got back here. we

to run. of course, it started at 8:00 a.m., they are right there at the 6abc watering hole where you see members of our staff passing out water to the runners there. and the staff members are participating in the race. we'll have coverage throughout the morning. >>> a professor from princeton university is getting a lot of attention on social media for publishing his list of failures. he published his cv of failure of the assistant professor of psychology divided the document into sections with degree programs he did not get into. he admits his failures have received more attention than his entire body of academic works. >>> we're at the "action news" big board with big talkers. a new ride at disneyland will give you plenty to talk about. at the star wars land you'll be able to take control of the spaceship of the falcon. you can steer it through outer space and fire the cannons, this is one of the two major attractions planned for the theme park. the other has dropping things in a battle wit