is it sari? sari: sari. steve: sari, what do you do for a living, man?i: uh, i work for the u.s. soccer federation as an official. steve: really? sari: yes. steve: really? sari: yes. i'm--i'm-- steve: first guy in my life i've ever met that does that. sari: thank you, sir. thank you. steve: man, so how long you been doing that? sari: about 5 years now. steve: wow. sari: yeah. steve: is that your dream job? sari: uh, not quite, but it pays the bills, and it keeps me in shape. they pay me to stay in shape. steve: really? sari: yes, sir. steve: hell, welcome to the show. let's get it on. let's play "feud." give me john, sari.

sari? sari: 69. [laughter] [cheering and applause] first question of the game.d we start like this. what's-- are you cra--d h

cheers and applause] then they show the president of the united states so little respect it is called sari. see you another time. i remember a case not so long ago when the president flew to europe to make that pitch this is the president of the united states he made of a pitch for the olympics to come to the united states. i like that. but if you were the president you don't go over there to make a pitch and not win. if you were the president you have to know the answer before you go over. i've president and i am going to go there but between us are we going to win? they will tell you you will be in fourth place i say thank you i appreciate that i will not go. we are dealing with babies. so we have the president of the united states go to make up pitch for the olympics we didn't come in first or second i think it was fourth who does that? are we dealing with babies? when you are the president of the united states and you want to get the olympics to come to this country and go over there and don't know the answer before hand? you are incompetent. [cheers and applause] you are incompetent.

we will celebrate the 100 house, going to prison, going con hunger strikes in 2020.sary [applause] when i think about the sacrifices of the suffragettes, the sacrifices of the leaders of the civil rights movement, the sacrifices of those trying to form unions against extraordinary, violent protests, when i think about what policies americans did, starting in the 19th going into the 20th century to make a very simple claim on the 18th that we are all created equal, we all in 2020. have a right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, we all have a stake in america. that ultimately is what this election is about. please, come out, vote tomorrow. future that for the we want together. thank you also much. [applause] ♪ >> i like coverage of the presidential race continues tonight with the new york state primary. join us at 9:00 eastern with election results in fewer reaction. taking on the road to the white house with c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. localresentatives from law-enforcement agencies will be on capitol hill to discuss encroachment -- encryption technology. 10:00l ta

emily: i saw you wearing saris. >> and i would wear only black and gray to work every day and sneakerstick with shoes. all these things that have nothing to do with my job or what i was doing as an engineer. i was afraid to be who i was, of why wanted to be. and so i absolutely did that. when i became the eeo of motorola, i wanted people to take me more seriously. i been to the extent of coloring my hair great so i would look older. really? did you ever feel like you were treated unfairly? people, iel people -- think don't expect you to be competent. there is always this doubts and people are always skeptical. i have had situations where people are being skeptical about my type or what i am doing because i am a woman. it is hard to describe it. it is not blatant. ukrainian billionaire living in austria wants to end his self-imposed exile and returned to his home country. after posting a $140 million bail two years ago, he is finding extradition to the united states or he is wanted on bribery charges. let's see where he is threatened with arrest. >> [speaking foreign language] reporter:

having moved out here 25 years ago of sari, can you hear me? >> i became a democrat after voting for both republicans and democrats. it is a close primary. in to work on the campaign.havip if there is the problem with a closed primary both would benefit by having people crossover to vote in the upper very with they're not necessarily registered with the party. what are the chances? >> thank you for what you we're doing. we need more people like you >> where you come from? >> new jersey. >> we have a lot in pennsylvania. it to qualify as my maternal grandparents.th i love new jersey. cat is the primary system. but my entire adult life. thank you for your support and your time i appreciate that. in a beautiful part of the world. >> why did you endorsed governor john kasich? >> by far the most electable. and the most qualified. the best temperament measured tones and does not turn on the vast swath off people. >> this shows the polling data and donald trump with a fairly significant lead. in ted cruz is second. how does that change the trajectory?

sari. you have to go hungry but that is how we treat housing. the waiting list is not counted in years but decades if you're a single parent and apply today you might be a grandparent by the time the application comes up. most are getting nothing from the government. said she found painted in the basin in she painted the walls but not long after her sister died not physical but spiritual and her close since it decided to contribute something. she did not have the money. so the next month she missed an appointment with her welfare worker because the letter went to the past address so then as her welfare check was cut to and have just like that. seven she got the pink eviction papers. wan ports have roughly 16,000 people evicted every year that is about 40 people per day. there are only the form ulf court-ordered evictions. there are cheaper and quicker ways. a weld order let you pay you $2 if you're out by sunday. i'm the one that will just take your door off. we worked hard to capture the informally evictions and don't go to the courts and those

jonathan sary is in our newsroom this afternoon. >> shep, adding on top of that now a bipartisan gro the nba to move next year's all-star game. that game is scheduled to take place in charlotte, north carolina. paypal and douch bank have halted plans to expand in the state. the governor says there's been a lot of misinformation and misinterpretation of this law but he's under pressure to stop the hemorrhaging of jobs in the state. the governor released a youtube video to explain the executive order tweet. >> i've listened to the people of north carolina and the people of north carolina are entitled to both privacy and equality. we can and we must achieve both of these goals. >> reporter: separate from this executive order, governor mccrory is calling on north carolina legislators to reinstate the right of north carolina workers to sue for discrimination in state court instead of having to take such cases to the feds. while his executive order offers some protections for state workers based on sexual orientation and gender identity, it does not overturn are the state law prohibiting t

sari. if the cross is available for all christians is available for everyone. if it is something in the bad of christianity than it ought to be used. so my line on all of these if you don't want your profit used in a negative cartoon show into negative things in the name of your profit. [laughter] teefive so here it is the newspaper. [laughter] and this last one is to reinforce where we came from as a country. this is from the 1890's i think for the '70s is the religious vicinity fair into mach's every single religion at the time because muhamed did not start immigrating here and tell the 1890's. but here we have the two of the left end catholics and more is even episcopalians. even the free love that the time when it says your road to heaven. this is our heritage. we look skeptical of all religions and as they come to the united states they must join in this religious bin in the fare for the good end of bad. they guyot teefive. >> i have one reservation. >> am not surprised. [laughter] but first i should confess i was brought up in a kosher household where my

w without p payn a 1 1 miion salary, you lose a lot less money than you dof you're in a 9 million sary. maybe he's gointo g that money bk in the future. neil: whdid he sign? >> thing is if you're a quarteack who has won so much and so rich and auper del wife, you might say winning is more important. peon manning has done that, michael jordanthe first is sign cavuto first d then whatever is , they get. because you're on a salary c as well. neil: i was gog say someing complementary about you. but -- >> thas it? >> she has n commented yet but she has in your getting raaded. >> she always doecause she's married to him. got to take his side. t to say tom, did you deflate -- neil: my wifuld take my si. >> she wouldake your sid certainly. to serve this against tter judgment and not let idrag on and on and on? >> i would say get rid of it now. i was shocked he appppealed it a year agogo. ifif he goes back and files agn, it willoooopetty. clearly the evidence -- does he reaeally want everyone to look at the e evidence? these e guysys disappeared with the football into the baththroom out of surv

constitution places on congress, the importance of making a clear statement to friends investigator sarys, the importance of reassuring the men and women who serve our nation that they will not be sent on a mission without being fully prepared and fully supported means that we have to do our job and pass this bill, even an imperfect bill as undoubtedly it is and will be. of course, we're going to have differences on various provisions but after we work through them i hope and trust that we can all work together to pass this bill for our service members and for our country. it may also be true every year that we have difficult fiscal choices presented to us. this year something is going to be short changed, but the bottom line for me is that it is fundamentally wrong to send service members out on missions for which they are not fully prepared and fully supported. for that reason i think it's essential that we begin to correct the funding short falls that have led to a lack of readiness and led to a heightened sense of risk that we've all heard about in our hearings and that we have seen f

of sari the mitt 2014. and in any event all i can do is the we have from you.ou said the law prohibits some interactions but actually the agents tell us first they are hamstrung by the president's executive order to grant amnesty to millions of illegal aliens have you heard that? from your agency? >> i have heard reports of that. >> they are telling us that some of those people that there was a court decision and vice -- i.c.e. admitted that of those 30,000 release gis that weighed the the number affected by the court's decision so that 57 percent were released at the isis discretion at your discretion so we have more than half of those and we have had hearings and this is what they tell us. then to say you have the right to deport people and the discretion is given to you. your agents have told us. but if half the cases you have not exercised that discretion. also they let out on appeal the criminal aliens how many times had to appeal to the bond? >> can you provide that for the record? >> baking kidded is fairly limited to 57 percent of the time you could go

the variety, the sweet, the sary, everything. >> it's interesting. when we were writing "america's best breakfast," traveling the country, we found people are particular. more so about breakfast than any other meal of the day. they know what they want. they know how they want it. there are so many choices at breakfast. >> let's start in texas. this is from taco deli in austin. >> this is a crunchy taco. scrambled eggs, jalapeno peppers, it's from a fried taco shredded and mixed in the egg. >> do we get to eat it? >> everything is good enough to eat. creamy eggs. >> very popular in texas. take us nex to -- >> i was born in illinois. this is chicago right here. >> filipino steak with a garlic fried rice, scrambled eggs. what i love most about this steak, and it's one of my favorite recipes in "america's best breakfast," is the steak is marinated in 7-up. you get a nice twist. you don't taste it but there is a bite and twist to it. you're wondering what it is. >> how does one discover marinade in 7-up? >> could be a mistake. a lot of great recipes happe