. >> chef ryan scott is here with his mom.th us when we make a dish chosen by you. sunday is mother's day. what better way to make your mom feel special than a wonderful breakfast to start the day. >> here to show us savory and sweet foolproof dishes that won't press your mom is the host of food rush, from the live well network. chef ryan scott and his mom patricia. what am i missing here? >> i'm pointing at her. >> good morning. >> what are we making? >> we're making a really fun dish which i found out when we were kids we would make her strawberries and pancakes. not until we came on this trip she said she never liked it. >> that's what a good mother does. she just chokes it down. >> she would rather you clean the house. >> right? >> yes. she did her rendition of this. tell everybody what we're going to make. >> we're making red velvet crepes. >> oh, yum. how do we do it, mom? >> jump into the frosting real quick. go ahead. you want to -- we're going to add a little lemon juice. >> so der >> to what? >> cream cheese. >> look

krueger and her boyfriend, ryan scott, are accused of killing 3- year-old kayleigh slusher in her napa apartment and hiding her body in a freezer. >>> police in oakley are trying to figure out what led to a fight between two men that left one of them dead. officers responded to reports of a fight on amador avenue just before 4:00 yesterday afternoon. they found the man dead outside of his hole. the victim's name -- home. the victim's name has not been released. investigators have not said how he died but it was during a fight with another man. police detained the other man involved in the fight. >>> the fugitive firefighter suspected of killing his girlfriend has now officially been relieved of his duties. the calfire office in sacramento county says orville fleming has not shown up for work. the official reason he's being let go is for his failure to report to duty for five days. he's still on the run. he's accused of killing sara douglas in the home they shared in sacramento. he may be hiding in the santa cruz mountains. >>> police in scotts valley looking for a man they say harassed

sarah kruegers and her boy ryan scott warner are in jail. judge set kruger's bail at continue million dollars. kruger asked the court for a million dollars bail instead. her attorney said she cannot find a higher bail in california other than two and a half million in alameda county. >>> they are standing in solidarity with the hundreds of girls kidnapped in nigeria: >> dozens of people took part in the demonstration yesterday. they hold signs and banners demanding safe return of the girls. >> it is nerve wracking to hear that they can't go to school because of this. so that's why i am here. to make the whole world hear for the girls. >> nigerian terror group stormed the school and took the girls. they are threatening to sell them into slavery. we will hear from girls who escaped the mass kidnapping. they said they stormed in the school and stole all the food supplies militants set fire to the school. one girl ran and told her classmates. it was important to get caught. she preferred getting caught and killed rather than a foreign place to g

in 2006 he challenged ben nelson and got endorsements this year from ted cruz and paul ryan and scott walker. again we have only 3% in. not much to extrapolate here. it shows you in republican politics, anything can happen and just might happen again. we'll watch tonight for returns from nebraska where the polls closed a few minutes ago. we have about 3% in now. as we get results in over the course of the hour we'll let you know. stay with us. >>> some things are above politics. even things done by government just don't stop for political things like, say, on january 17, 1995 when the great state of texas was swearing in a brand new governor. george bush was sworn in as texas governor. he gave his inaugural address. on that same day the state of texas also went forward with the execution of a man who was mentally retarded. that was the state's own assessment of him. mr. marquez's lawyers presented evidence he was mentally retarded. at 25 he had difficulty counting money and according to a test given to him by a state appointed psychologist he thought the biggest cities were new york,

in 2006 he challenged ben nelson and got endorsements this year from ted cruz and paul ryan and scott walker. again we have only 3% in. not much to extrapolate here. it shows you in republican politics, anything can happen and just might happen again. we'll watch tonight for returns from nebraska where the polls closed a few minutes ago. we have about 3% in now. as we get results in over the course of the hour we'll let you know. stay with us. cars are driven by people. they're why we innovate. they're who we protect. they're why we make life less complicated. it's about people. we are volvo of sweden. whatever happened to good? good is choosing not to overshoot the moon, but to land right on it. good is maxwell house. ♪ good to the last drop good is maxwell house. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch no

all they want to do is take care of the special interests and that paul ryan budget, you know, ed you and i talk about scottl ryan's budget as well. that budget doesn't have a single tax -- doesn't get rid of a single tax break for special interest to reduce the deficit but they lower the top rate to 25% and that means a $2,000 increase for every middle class family. that's scott walker, that's paul ryan, that's the extremists in the republican party trying to secede from the nation. that's what we've got to be aware of. if they take the senate because of things like minimum wage, that agenda, that paul ryan agenda, is what you're going to see. >> congressman mark pocan, senate senator lyena turner, thank you. >>> coming up, lessons in history and feminism from glenn beck university. pretenders is next. stick around. in pursuit of all things awesome, amazing, and that's epic, bro, we've forgotten just how good good is. good is setting a personal best before going for a world record. good is swinging to get on base before swinging for a home run. [ crowd cheering ] good is choosing not to overshoot the moon,

sam foote and ryan galluci of the vfw. >>> and scott reed on the u.s. chamber of commerce's multimillion dollar stake in the 2011 election. >> if you say something stupid we're not going to support you. if it crosses the line and is disrespectful, we're out. >> all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> hello again from fox news in washington. this week, we were fascinated to learn that former vice president cheney and his wife, lynne, have embarked on a road show, where he interviews her about her new critically acclaimed biography, james madison, a life revealed. well we invited them to sit down with us to discuss a wide range of topics. in their first joint interview since leaving office. >> vice president cheney, mrs. cheney, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> good morning, chris. >> good to see you, chris. >> karl rove talked about hillary clinton having sustained a traumatic brain injury. the clinton campfired back that shows just how desperate the republicans are this year. mr. vice president, do you think that hillary clinton's health and age ar

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do you think scott walker is guilty? are you happy, paul ryan never became vice president?icans prefer to an uneducated electorate? are republicans lying about obamacare because they know it's successful in does john boehner know the meaning of leadership? are conservative talkers on the take if i love that question. are conservative talkers on the take? who is john boehner fooling? text a for no one, b for himself. do you do you think senator marco rubio would be a good science teacher? text a for yes, text b for no. how is that one for you, buzzfeed? >> those are the ones i like. thanks for watching, buzzfeed. but you need a whole other website dedicated to our text polls, not just one article. if they can list all off texts just down to ten, they can keep on pretending. [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. ocuvite. help protect your eye health. those little ocuvite. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment

scott dixon lost his shot at lap 167. the crash ends his day. helio castroneves had to get past ryan hundredter-reay on th final lap. >> and the checkered flag -- he won't get there. >> that was the second-closest finish in indy 500 history. >>> he didn't win anything, but kurt busch had a day to remember. after finishing sixth in the indy 500, he flew to charlotte. his quest to go, and he blew an engine with 129 laps to go. jimmie johnson notched his first victory of the season. >>> now the green and the pga tour. rory mcilroy bounces back days after calling off his wedding. he rallies to win the bmw championship by just one shot. and finally a dad caught the best of this minor league son's baseball game. there it goes, and then right there. into his hand. and first homer of the season, who is that guy? that's dear old dad. he was there to catch it. >> couldn't dad get better seats? >> in this case it paid off. >> or did his son tell him? >> dad, this one's coming to you early father's day gift. >> you think behind the plate or the dugout. not out in right field. awesome. >> today i

scott dickson lost shot at the checkered flag. his crash into the wall ends his day. a chance to win his fourth indy 500 had to get past ryanter reay on the final lap. >> checkered flag is in the air. here comes castro -- he won't get there. florida's ryan hunter reay wins the indianapolis 500. >> that was the second closest finish in indy 500 history. he didn't win anything, but kurt busch had a day at the races to remember after finishing sixth in the indy 500. he hopped on a plane and flew to charlotte to race in the coca-cola 600. his quest to complete the double and to finish both races ended when he blew an engine with just 120 laps to go. j jimmie johnson notches his first victory of the season. rory mcilroy bounces back from heartbreak. he rallies from seven strokes behind to win the bmw championship by one shot. and finally, a dad caught the best minor league baseball. watch here. first homer of the season and it's just over the fence. look who's there to catch it. dear old dad. early father's day gift. just incredible. >>> "early today" is brought to you by just for men mustache and beard, champions of facial hair

scott dixon lost his chance on lap 167. the crash ends his day. castroneves had a chance to win his fourth indy 5 w, had to get past ryan hunter-reay on the final lap. >> he won't get there, florida's hunter-reay wins. >> the second-closest finish in history. and after finishes sixth, kurt busch flew to charlotte. the quest to complete the double and to finish both ended with a blown engine and 129 laps to go. jimmie johnson wins the coca-cola 600 to notch his first victory. >>> now the green and the pga tour, bounces back from heartbreak just days after calling off his wedding, rallies from seven strikes to win the bmw championship by one shot. >>> and finally a dad caught the best souvenir in the minor league baseball game. there it goes. and right there, into his hand. first home run of the season, and as it sailed over the presences? who is this guy? that's dear old dad. >> couldn't dad get better seats. >> in this case, it paid off. >> or did his son tell him? >> this one's coming to you. early father's day gift. >> crazy story. you think behind the plate or the dugout. not out in right field. >> proud daddy. >> awesome. >> what do we have tod

ryan, we were a great team together. chris christie and jeb bush and rob portman, the list is long, scott walker.here are a lot of fellows and hopefully women as well. i think the best prospects of getting back the white house is with someone who has not run twice before as i have. >> that's mitt romney naming his favorites for the 2016 republican nomination, notably not on that list, himself. joining me now, senior political editor mark murray and "washington post" columnist and msnbc contributor, jonathan capehart. thanks for being here. let's start with mark. a lot of establishment rpz on that list. >> he said two interesting things -- one thing he didn't say. first thing was he's looking for practical folks and you're already seeing the establishment versus tea party split and mitt romney not surprisingly would probably align more with the chris christies of the world. do they even run? does someone like scott walker run? he has to win his gub that forrial to get in. he didn't mention ted cruz or rand paul. you're seeing the fault lines that are emerging in the republican party. >> you see th

ryan, his running mate in 2012. he talked about rob portman, he talked about mike pence, the governor from indiana. he talked about scottr. he laid out a whole list of people he said would basically match hip in terms of his views. >> why is he talking? why is he on television? just to promote other people? or is he trying to keep our eye on him? i like kasich, but they're pretty far back on the bench. there isn't anybody sitting on that front step of the republican party right now. >>> i guess he feels like why should he do the proverbial sherm sherman-esque statement and say under no irk ises will i run. but weave already even chris christie implode and jeb dependent get off to a great start either. >> let me just explain my limited role around here. besides genuinely doing the show is history. and beth is pretty much right, except i know a man who ran for presidency three times and ran on the third time, ronald reagan. he ran in '68 -- oh, that doesn't count. it doesn't count. >> you know why it doesn't? because california is out of play for republicans. ronald reagan, he was the governor of california and it was ver

establishment candidates, paul ryan at 11%, chris christie hanging out at 10 with a lot of prosecution possibly. and marco rubio down at 7. ted cruz and rick perry. 6%. scottould be a sleeper at 5. with the republican field split like this, the 2016 primary and the jockeying for alliances will make this a dramatic election cycle i think for the party. kathleen parker is a syndicated column ix, a very successful one. and a political analyst as well. and clarence page is a columnist for "the "chicago tribune."" is jeb bush running? >> yes. i think -- i've been told definitively that he is running. i haven't been told that by him. so he may call me right after the show and say who do you think you are? but i got this from very reliable people. he is definitely running. that changes a lot of the plans for a lot of people. marco rubio will not run. people in the know say he definitely will not run and that may as well effect other people's decision making. it changes the dynamics a little bit. >> i guess that's a great way to put it. you've got the secular libertarians, they don't talk about god much. the establishment types who sort of, you know, they're estab

scott, you're recognized for five minutes. >> can you say word about what the ryan budget would do to early childhood education and the future of our next generation? to other nations, today we are about 25th in providing access to early learning opportunities. that is not a badge of honor. we want to do everything we can to increase that. the average child coming from a disadvantaged community starts kindergarten a year to 14 months behind. we have a budget that has 50 two percent cuts, that will mean not more children, but less children having access. when we send kindergarten underprepared, that is not the child's fault. about long-term dropout rates, how many of the junk people could we have saved by giving them access -- how many of the young people could we have saved by giving them access? a lot has been said about school discipline. one suggestion is more school resource officers. a lot of people have suggested that the major contribution is promoting the school to prison pipeline because they arrest the children rather than protecting the children. what is the evidence you ha

ryan, of course. i love paul. we were a great team together. but chris christie and jeb bush and rob portman. the list is long. scott walker.omen as well that are looking at this race and we'll get a chance to see someone new. i think our best prospects of getting back the white house are with someone who has not run twice before as i have. so i'm going to be a supporting our nominee and looking forward to seeing the race come to fruition. >> i bet your wife feels good about that. >> that's right. >> what women are you looking at in the republican party you think could stand out? >> well, susana martinez, governor of new mexico, obviously has great potential and leadership. and i'm sure there are many that we could think of, mika. i'm not going to go through a full list here. but you've seen a number of women take on increasingly responsible positions in the republican party. frankly our party has women, has minority leaders that i think ought to be looking at the national stage. >> so let's move on and get back to the economy. i want to talk about keystone. yesterday we had the ambassador of the united states from canada t

what paul ryan is doing now in terms of rhetoric that could potentially open up some kind of avenue for a change on the, the other side of the break. havoc! now's the time to send in the scottseed, man! it kills weeds while it feeds and strengthens your grass. feed your lawn. feed it! >>> i want to pick this up on the point the congressman was making about making this more than a one-party thing. the most recent example is another attempt to raise the n minimum wage gets filibustered o death. when you look at what paul ryan is doing, does it suggest to you any avenues that might be opening up for any kind of compromise? >> this is why i focus on policy. when you look at what paul ryan is doing, when you look at what he's saying, it's many avenues. he could go in any direction he would like. but talking is cheap and listening is cheap too. going on a poverty too is an important thing to do, but it doesn't matter at all unless it shows up somewhere afterwards. the republican party has locked itself into a set of other commitments. and what i'm not seeing is a willingness to revisit those commitments. i'm not seeing paul ryan saying i have decided that doing more to help the im

ryan joking about his dople ganger at a local golf club in michigan and says he doesn't know how he became confused with anthony wiener, but the republican congressman says he's also been mistaken for scottee folks back home maybe making that mistake. but anthony wiener, no. >> mistake you for a wiener? >> it's also amazing that you're speak at a golf event and that becomes -- everything is public. like ten years ago, you were speaking at a golf event, that doesn't get out. now everybody is looking at what's going on. >> that's okay. >> right. i'm not against progress. i'm for it. it's bringing up the point. it's small talk that usually leads into a big talking point. >> are you doing a transition from a speech from a golf setting to the national coalition of homeless vets, a speech that's happening in 90 minutes? >> i think so. >> that is brilliant. >> thank you. >> we're not talking about paul ryan. we're talking about eric shinseki, the chief of the v.a. what's interesting is yesterday apparently he met with veterans group, and also met with bunch of democratic lawmakers and he was pleading his case. look, i can fix this thing. just give me the chance. but the drum beat, as we were ta