senator ben sasse is a u.s. senator from nebraska. comes to the senate having spent the last five years as a college president, one of the youngest in the nation. during the first and second terms of george w. bush, he worked in the department of justice and the department of homeland security. before becoming assistant secretary for planning and a valuation at the u.s. department of health and human services. welcome to you, senator sasse. we will begin with senator shaheen for your five-minute remarks. shaheen: thank you very much. members of the committee, i very much appreciate the opportunity to appear before you this morning. but i do so with great concern. i know you will hear from my colleagues, senator sasse from nebraska, and i respect his deeply held personal beliefs. but if we want to have a civil discussion on this issue, we should begin with the facts. already, news articles today have called into question the validity of the exhibits that will be presented to the panel. e'ss committee i;s/ very existence -- it proven fa

commissioner sass. >>you said there's 417 individuals and the r +2and then there's 417 in the r +1 i'm assuming the disabled person might be the retiree himself it may not be the dependence and so one. that person is subsidized anyway with their health benefits and the cvc and the individual if they move from this rate they can because their disabled. their medicaid premium is $470 a month as opposed to $471 a month so there is not a petite potential savings since they went to medicare. i would like a breakdown for the 2017. i like to know the current age of those individuals and i would like to know if that is possible. i would like to know what the+ because i don't have that information i worry about a person with a small pension or a wife that is not working or a family that has a small son or daughter at homeand there may be a variety of those things necessary and i feel like i need a lot more data on those 2 groups and to waive the potential consequences of those 2 people. >>we do not have the data

welcome to you, senator sasse. at this time we will begin with senator shaheen for your five-minute remarks and we welcome you. >> thank you very much woman blackburn and ranking membership cousy, members of the committee. i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you but i do so with great concern. i know you will hear from my colleague, senator sasse from nebraska and i respect his deeply held personal belief. but if we want to have a civil discussion on this issue, we should begin with the facts. already, news articles today have called into question the validity of the exhibits that will be presented to the panel. this committee very existence was founded on the basis of highly deceptive edited videos. these videos have since been proven to be misleading and false by multiple independent investigations across the country. in january, after thorough investigation into the videos, a texas grand jury cleared planned parenthood of any wrongdoing and indicted the individuals responsible for their creation. in fa

it happened just after 8:00 this morning here at the cas sass pacifica apartments. ruth cooper was asleep. >> i was woken up by the screams and shot five. >> cooper immediately called 911. shots fired. then she went down to the common patio area where the shots came from. >> i was shocked when had i came out to see that marissa had been shot. >> reporter: marissa johnson, the apartment manager's assistant was sitting on this bench. >> i asked her if she needed a blanket or not. it was cold this morning. >> reporter: cooper says it looked like the bullet grazed the back of her head. >> she was sitting up and fine. she's lucky. >> reporter: police are looking for this man, ricardo colindres. some here said they had a volatile relationship. ruth cooper told us she may know the motive. >> she was taking him to court because he had keyed her car some months ago. >> reporter: police believe colindres is driving a 2003 silver toyota camry. vic lee, abc7 news. >>> and apple employee died from apparent gunshot wound inside a conference room at the company's cupertino head qu

specifically martin sass. he currently holds allergan and is adding more to that position today on this particular dip. sass says says were unduly pressured by merger arbitrage and hedge fund sellers in what he characterizes as an overreaction to this built of news. he thinks allergan's standalone value without a pfizer deal suggests what he thinks is a share bryce authority of $300 in the course of the next year. for you, his platinum portfolio is currently down around 6.5%, so full transparency there. sass just one of ten portfolio managers featured. for more insights, go to cnbc.com/pros. sub prscribers can get the full story. >> and melissa talked about other players maybe there. well, guess what, cowen and company out with a few names saying if the deal falls through, alleger began might go after bio again, alexion or some vertex phrma. possible targets of allergan if this falls through. >> all big ones, as well. >>> one state's richest man is about to make a big move south. the tax people in his state ar

senator sasse, you are recognized. mr. sasse: good morning, thank you for including me. many of us in the senate, like you in the house, and more importantly like millions of americans, watched with grief the video footage of abortion doctors and others discussing the sale of baby body parts for profits. as a senator, but more importantly as a father, i have three little kids -- one of my little kids traveled with me to washington this weekend. she is here with us today. more importantly, as a father, i support your investigation to get to the bottom of what is going on here. let us begin by stating clearly that we should not have to be here today. henry waxman said, that this would prevent any sale of fetal tissue for any purpose. not just for the purpose of research, but any sale for any person's would be abhorrent to allow for the sale of fetal tissue and a market to be created for that sale. words are important. the language in the floor debate created a very clear legislative intent that no one should profit from the sale of fetal tissue. yet, here in the documents

temperatures will dip to 35 in me nas sass. monday, you need the sunglasses.rm up quickly around 9:00 a.m. erica, some rain tomorrow. i'll forecast. >>> d.c.'s 9/11 operations are back to normal after those strong winds last night led to scattered power outages. the center lost light and air conditioning last night. the operations were moved to the backup location in northwest during the outages. those outages did not impact 911 calls or communications with first responders. the city's 311 line did go down for about two hours as well. >>> we've got much more on the damage from the high winds. news 4 talks to families who had close calls with the weather. we'll have that story in ten minutes. >>> we're learning more story about the man accused of killing his ex-girlfriend last night. police say eric lewis argued with his ex, cristina er and he shot her. her daughter called 911. lewis was taken into custody in middleburg. he's charged with murder and violating a protective order. >>> a legendary women's soccer star runs into trouble with the law. we're going to

in the same country sass those they left behind an the shore, but separated from them.he children play a warped version on the beech. a life jacket becomes a toy instead of a call for help. >> the european union's asylum office sent more staff in the islands in. returning the refugees got off to a good start. zeina khodr is on the island of lesbos with more. >> the migrants and refugees were locked up in the detention centers, holding protests, as being not deported to turkey, chanting freedom, chanting "we are not illegal", they are worried they'll be sent back. there's a likelihood that will happen. they are applying for asylum seekers, but if rejected they'll be sent back. this is a huge breaksal record. the e.u. sent staff to speed up the asylum process. >> a large amount of people which are here expressed their willingness to apply for asylum, and i need to emphasise here that this is not an automatic return system. this will not be automatically sent to turkey. every case will be treated on merits. legislation in place. permits that under certain conditions, and i

you look a week later to nebraska, another state cruz thinks he can do well, ben sasse -- >> he doesot like donald trump. >> does not like donald trump, he has campaigned with ted cruz before, he is definitely going to have senator sasse on his side. but the big prize when you look at this is california, 172 delegates on june 7th and they allocate their delegates based on congressional district. cruz can target all of these congressional districts and come away with hopefully enough in his mind to stop donald trump from getting to 1,237. >> people look at one state but what you have are 53 elections, 53 districts and you get three delegates each for winning those. >> exactly. and some of these districts are heavily democratic districts which means there are very few republican voters, it makes it easier to target these voters. each district is worth three delegates. the cruz campaign thinks they can go to some of these districts, even democratically leaning districts, target the few amount of republican voters there, hopefully come away with a few wins, keep donald trump from getting

senator ben sasse is a u.s. senator from nebraska. comes to the senate having spent the last five years as a college president, one of the youngest in the nation. during the first and second terms of george w. bush, he worked in the department of justice and the department of homeland security. before becoming assistant secretary for planning and a valuation at the u.s. department of health and human services. welcome to you, senator sasse. we will begin with senator shaheen for your five-minute remarks. shaheen: thank you very much. members of the committee, i very much appreciate the opportunity to appear before you this morning. but i do so with great concern. i know you will hear from my colleagues, senator sasse from nebraska, and i respect his deeply held personal beliefs. but if we want to have a civil discussion on this issue, we should begin with the facts. already, news articles today have called into question the validity of the exhibits that will be presented to the panel. e'ss committee i;s/ very existence -- it proven fa

. >> the national weather service sass the haim in wylie texas was softball size, it broke windows, andf property, even prompting the city to shut down the schools today. correspondent don champion has more of this unbelievable video. >> violent storms created frightening sounds, devastating sites in north texas. >> in a matter every minutes, hail the size of baseballs and bigger broke countless windows, exposed homes, and even peers add hole in jim burton's roof. >> i've never been through some -- i've never been through anything like this before. >> car windows didn't fair any better, there is so much damage in the sit of while i outside of dallas, the local school district cancelled classes today. >> i just looking at the damage, just casino of going oh, where do i begin? you know? so more glass falling. >> storms marched across the south, arkansas, powerful winds knocked trees over onto homes including michelle helmsley. >> when i heard the boom i duck. i look up there was a tree in my house. >> elsewhere in the state, lightning even sparked a fire that destroyed this chuck, the sev

. >> if you are a new yorker and assuming you love new york because we do sass new yorkers you shouldn'tz. >>(>t  all across this country people are waking up and help is on the way. >> and for him to get any votes in new york is hard for me to believe. if i were a new yorker, i wouldn't even consider him. >> i'm the only one that consistently beats hillary clinton and the only one with a record and experience to actually run this country. >> that was g.o.p. candidates out today on the campaign trail. the race for the g.o.p. nomination in high gear as controversy continueeñ to swirl around the delegate count and the wild political process. donald trump, who says the system is rigged is speaking right now in new york's capital new albany. let's listen. >> let me tell you something, we are going to build a wall the likes of which you have never seen before. andco [chanting]o:h,p"n [cheers and applause] and people won't bexm>@ drawing their pickup tÑzj through the wall or over the wall. did you sigh that. the truck goes0u over, unload the trucks and go back. we get the drugs and they get

stardom in the 80's - prince sold out stadiums -- was on the silver screen -- and slayed fans with his sass and sexuality. thursday -- staff members at his minnesota estate found prince - collapsed and unconscious in an elevator at the home. chris welch reports. on stage -- prince shined. but the performer notoriously kept to himself. in the end -- the private prince died alone. : "in life, he was a very private person. we're going to continue to respect his privacy and his dignity." >> reporter:the medical examiner has conducted an autopsy -- as investigators work to figure out what happened and why. : "we are going to leave no stone unturned." in the weeks leading up to his death -- the flu was blamed for postponed concerts -- an emergency plane landing and a visit to the hospital. but in between those events -- prince hosted a party -- performed and attended a concert. wednesday night -- at 8 pm -- was the last time anyone saw prince alive. his body was found thursday morning slumped in an elevator. : " there were no obvious signs of trauma on the body at all." if prince knew death was i

to areas to the south and we've got a couple of systems that we're going to have to keep an eye on sass all of that starts to move its way towards the east and we start getting sokd in with even more widespread rain showers. we do need the rain. we're actually well below our levels of what we should have for normal for this time year. 53 degrees right now in dc, 51 in baltimore, 55 at quantico, 52 at dulles and 51 at martins burg. our highs tomorrow warmer than we were today. 17 degrees below seasonal average. we won't make it to where we should be but we will be into the low to mid 60s under the cloudy skies. we've got a frontal system to the south. ridge of high pressure to the north, a little bit more pushing to the west and all this cool flow coming in from off of the atlantic and that's just keeping us socked in on all the moisture. this frontal system is going to end up stalling. it's going to be a major weather maker for us as we look into sunday to see exactly what it does and how far north it starts to move how severe storms we'll get but we are anticipating some instability ge

tvs sass. people who held f-1 visas during hurricane katrina. >> five minutes, general verrilli. >> on standing they have no note answer to our addressability point. they don't have one. second, if you think they got over the article three hurdle there is no way this license cost injury constitutes something within the zone of interest of any provision in the apa. they haven't tried to establish that. third with respect to standing justice breyer's point the kind of theory they are advocates here and taxpayer status is dead on correct this would invite exactly the same kind of flood of litigation you always said article three is designed to prevent. if you want proof of that, it already exists. texas is using this based on united states resettlement of syrian refugees and it is only beginning. i want to get to some specificses. you asked about whether a employee with deferred action work authorization could sue if an employer refused to hire. i would direct your honor, to 8 usc 1324-b. actually

we see a chill for sure. 50 degrees in camp springs. 52 back towards na mass sass, here's what's happeningyou see a band of shower, that was the one right here. >> that stopped the naat's game. >> that is moving up towards delaware and new jersey now. it's all a part of a big storm system. look at this, the spin here. this twist in the atmosphere, towards the east and bring in some of that colder weather to make its way in? so if you are going to the game, saturday 4:05 start, cold, windy, a passing shower. bundle up for the games, sunny and cold on sunday. game time 1:35, with a 49 degree temperature there. if you are headed to the games, that's the biggest thing, bundle up. the shower activity. a 30% chance of a shower. 48 on saturday, 49 on sunday, plenty of sunshine here. you won't see the temperatures rebound until monday. next week, at least we're milder. highs in the 50s and 60s, a chance of shower activity on tuesday. the worst part of the 7-day forecast happens to be the weekend. >> early spring baseball. not for the faint hearted. >> very seldom is. >> you dress for this game lik

it showed sass. like a mother bear guarding her young and going, well, get back and that's what she's doing with america. we're her young. that's why we need a woman president. good at guarding what -- >> like fossil fuels are the baby there is that she's holding on to. >> analogies get tricky sometimes. >> oh, gosh. all right, jo, how do you feel about this week so far and next week? what are your thoughts. >> i try not to think. i try to watch a lot of movies and i recently watched for the first time "mie koy cousin vinn made rerealize donald trump is joe pesci in "my cousin vinny." new in up to, the outsider, a whole lot of talk, america is ralph macchio. and trump has promised to clean up our mess and we're just waiting for him to deliver. and female voters are maria so may. it's a love/hate relationship and sought some point we have to put our foot down in order for him to deliver and hopefully trump will actually look at joe pesci and be like i should do that i should study, i should commit to

economy has continued to progress in a sass -- satisfying way. that was our expectation when we raised rates in december. we indicated that we thought the path of rate increases would be gradual, and that remains our best guess and expectation, that if the economy continues on the path it's on of recovery, that further rate increases will be justified, but for a variety of reasons, particularly a set of headwinds that are the legacy of the financial crises that we suffered and weak global growth and the strong dollar that has gone with that, that the level of rates that is sometimes called the neutral rate, a level of short-term rates that would neither be particularly stimulating the economy or holding it back. >> one of the regional fed chairs, neil cash carry, made a speech very recently in which he said the big banks need to be broken up. do they? >> well, we have been very focused since the financial crises and the dodd frank act has directed us to pay attention and try to put in place policies that will deal with too big to fail. so we cert

cloud to make people and organizations safe deirdre: first g group of syrian refugeesrrived in sans sassy arrived on operation surgee program. they have been vetted bytate department andingerprinted and screened by national counterterrorism center, fbi and homeland security. as a side note, this is worth noting, u.s. issues twice as many green cards. two applying grants from must lump countries as european countries. jan brewer is with us again now. for every refugee family to be vetted like this, what is the cost to the u.s. taxpayer? >> you know, deirdre, i don't actually know that figurure. i'm sure it is costly.y. we move forward, they're doing a great job. costs should not be a deterrent to them, because we want to be safe. we let the people in here and don't vet themwe'll have terrorists and we'll have reall huge problems hire in the unitid states and this could behe beginnnning of the road. and d i would, if i was presidet i would be moving very, very cautious. i'm sure that mr. trump would movie, very cautious. deirdre: well, angela merkel, the german chancellor learned in some w

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what the house sass the president pointed out that the victory came at the end after, invited the the team to the white house to the white house. why doesn't the president come here to market street tomorrow? >> i know, because we're having a huge parade t starts at 1:00 running from 20th and market streets to dilworth park, rally will be held, we will bring it to you live right here on fox29.com. i want jay wright to do one thing, though, i want him to ask the president for his bracket. see who he had winning. >> i want michelle's bracket. >> still ahead, american idol billion to say it final farewell. we check in with former contestant. >> ♪ after trying brookside crunchy clusters, @carlybeyar tweeted: at this point, i should just be a brookside chocolate ambassador. well, i am sorry, carly... it's something you earn. brookside. talk about delicious. ♪ i got the discounts that you need ♪ ♪ safe driver ♪ accident-free ♪ everybody put your flaps in the air for me ♪ >>> we're good now, all right? mostly cloudy skies, both cloudy skies for the parade tomorrow. at least whether when we g

his tone, like after his victory in new york, referring to ted cruz as senator cruz, john kashich sass governor kashich. within 14 hours we were back to liein' tide. will he listen to theirs advice? their advice is to cool it. >> i think his -- there's push and pull inside the trump campaign and maybe inside donald trump himself about this. he said before that he will be presidential, but he has to continue to vanquish his opponents one by one and is going to be trump on the stump doing that. so there's this back and forth about how the tone and tenor should go. i think in convincing some of those unbound delegates that his team is trying to say, hey, listen, we have to make sure that we can get the message to these delegates that may the be doesmakers to get you to 1237. >> bret, i talked to a lot of donors, when we get into this issue what will it take -- to raise money for his. he called is crooked and rigged, and he can go to hell if he expects to us raise money. it's not -- they might not be typical but those insults are not comic. >> no. but it's very attractive on the stump, 15

current temperatures across the region lower 70s leesburg, washington, ma na sass already 85.andle of west virginia only upper 70s. no clouds to talk about here. different story as you head towards texas. that's where they're seeing some pretty nasty rain. some historic flooding in that area because we have this blocking pattern keeping our weather so nice and their weather just so nasty. lows tonight are going to end up in the 50s. and then we're back to around 80 degrees tomorrow. we got that seven-day forecast. we're not going to keep these temperatures around for much of the week. we will have to drop them a little bit and introduce some rain. we'll show you that in the seven-day in a few minutes. >>> thank you. this man demanding an apology for what he's calling a clear case of islamophobia. the story and his words in about ten minutes. >>> but first, commute people tell us they're a little bit confusing. we have transpoation reprtor kids: he came here from rocky mount, north carolina. married 27 years. raised 6 kids. including 5 boys. he had grandpa move in with us. glen

the get go, to jim crow, lynchings, to church burnings. 14-year-old emmett till, killed for talking sasse assassination of medgar evers in 1963. the murders of civil rights workers james chaney, michael schwerner and andrew goodman in 1964. hell, they had to send in 30,000 armed federal agents, national guardsmen, and military police just to enforce federal law allowing a black man to attend state college. a notion that was, shall we say, less than popular here. to be honest, that was about all i had for an image of the state of mississippi. that was all i knew. and it hadn't occurred to me to look further. but i've traveled the world since then, and i've visited and learned to love many places not my own. cultures and beliefs very different from the upper east side of manhattan. why can't i love mississippi? ♪ y'all know the name pyinfamous ♪ ♪ all bets are off i'm through talking ♪ ♪ never gonna fall for my spider move august and september ♪ ♪ block your october so you should be thankful the party's not over ♪ ♪ we won the race 'cause they ran a lame campaign ♪ ♪ i'm over here cooking

that's that sass model like sales force.he on line version of the bookkeeping software has been gaining popularity and accounts for a third of quickbooks customers. that gives intuit more recurring revenue. if you have to look at deferred revenue, it's a little complicated but trust me. make no mistake this small business segment is huge. it represents the bulk of intuit's revenue and will likely account for the lion's share of the company's growth going forward. intuit is the single largest installed base with small business customers in the whole country. i think it's very impressive. it's hard to lose that kind of market share advantage especially when the company in question is already shifting its own products to the cloud. now, h & r block can certainly help prepare tax returns for small business but they simply don't have the same breadth of solutions as intuit. you never go to h & r block for payroll management software, however, they benefit from focusing on only one thing and doing it extremely well, especially now

. >> jamal said it with attitude, with sass. you know, his tone was very pointed, and it was disrespectful. so the c.o. was like, well, pack it up. >> so deputy green decided davis would be moved out, but only to another general population housing unit. the move to the hole would come a short time later. >> in the process of getting him moved, he refused. didn't want to pack his stuff up. >> i was bitchy. let's put it that way. i went back, got under my covers and laid completely back down. >> with davis refusing orders, deputy green requested backup to help with the move. >> i was like, i'll just make a scene then. how about that? i started to, like, fight back. >> it wasn't much of a fight. deputies swarm davis and raise his cuffed wrists above his head, preventing further resistance. >> when someone starts to resist you want control of them to stop them from escalating their resistance. these officers just have their arms over his shoulder which gives good control of directing where you want him to go. a wrist lock basically.

when he was pressed on it, he said what she sass said.the regulators to break up the banks that pose a risk to wall street. >> why do you think the kids, the younger people, the 28,000 people in prospect park this weekend, why aren't they getting that message? >> i think there are a couple things. i haven't heard anybody ask senator sanders why he's not winning with people over 35 or over 40. you know, this electorate, hillary clinton has put together the most diverse coalition. i think young people have no doubt been passionate and excited by senator sanders but when you look at this electorate, we are winning among all voters over the age of 30. we are winning among african-americans and latinos by 3 to 1. we're winning among women key to the democratic party by almost 30 points across these races. i think when senator sanders dismisses states as being in the deep south and calling it very conservative, it belies the facts. states like north carolina, virginia, florida, those three states are battleground states and not only that, more

the prime minister bragged in a facebook post, saying the terminator has nothing on their quote sass say soldier. >> -- sassy soldier. >> i thought that was your >> not sassy soldier. >> oh just sassy? >>> we are getting a look at the uniforms for the olympic team of america. >> they are designed by polo ralph lauren which has been the olympic designer since 2008 in the beijing games. the look is red white and blue polo shirt and chino shorts with boat shoes. they are made in the usa. >> that is good. >>> developing right now in new jersey, there are concerns the structural integrity of a building in downtown plainfield is compromised after a vehicle slammed into it. >>> this 24-year-old man is missing last seen in prospect >>> good morning, we are following a developing story at 5:00 a.m. two dozen people are displaced after a car slammed into a building in new jersey. investigators are due to arrive any minute to see if the building is safe to live? >>> frightening moments for -- to live? >>> frightening moments for -- to live in. >> frightening moments for a new jersey teen. >>> w

outraged, nebraska's senator ben sasse tried but fail to get a straight answer from i.c.e. an illegal alien kills american citizen, should i.c.e. let that go free. >> there will be criminal consequence. >> we don't know where the man is. reporter: she said they couldn't hold mejia because root wasn't dead. that wasn't true. police called four times, starting 7:30 in the morning for i.c.e. to issue detainer. they were refused. 12 hours later they let him go. abby: begs the question if this guy wasn't enforcement priority, who is? reporter: well, dhs policy says they will only hold a suspect if he has a prior felony conviction. saying, last week, quote, based on the totality of circumstances involved, when arrested, i.c.e. dieddecided not to issue a detainer at time. now however he is on i.c.e.'s 10 most-wanted list. that is little consolation to sara's father. >> i don't know what else i can say. it ain't going to bring her back. somebody has to be held accountable. you know, apparently he isn't. reporter: mejia who came to the border in 2013 as minor, was allowed to stay as

that would not have had it not be the go so what is true between the united states and the gcc, sass true with all of our allies and friends, is that at any point in time there are going to be differences in tactics. and part of the goal here, as well as the meeting, is to make sure that in the on do we share a broad common vision of how prosperity and stability and peace are achieved in this region and how we counter extremist activity, but that we have knowledge of what each party is doing on an ongoing basis. i think it is no doubt true that when we entered into the negotiations with iran around the nuclear deal, it and we don't look away in their destabilizing activities and we've seen iran do what they were supposed to do under the deal and the threat of an iranian nuclear weapon is greatly reduced but what we've also seen and what the gcc has seen, is our tned cooperation, for example, interdicting iranian -- when the region is so fraught with so many different challenges is the need for more consistent constitutional liesed because the possibilities of misunderstanding increas

. >> here is the deal, story re involves around as alex said snap chat t lets you use filter sass sheto add effect to your face. yesterday, it unveiled this one. it was a special bob marlie filter for the day. so use ears take a severe, the images altered to look like marley complete with dredlocks, colorful had and -- hat and his colorful skin. accused snap chat of using digital version of black face. others are angry the app associated marley dean tweeted did snap chat really think it would be good idea to introduce a black face bob marlie filter and dave said who ever approved this bob marlie snap chat for four/20 was totally high. snap chat said it worked with bob marley's estate for the filter and gives people a now way to appreciate his music. >> i heard you mumbling. >> bob was black. >> ya? >> well, like if you use nap chat to put my face on your face. >> right? >> wouldn't you have a white face? >> ya. >> to look like you. i see what you are saying. so you are saying you're not creating digital blank face because he is black. so it is just creating his image, right? >> it is

sass you said, northern suburbs is where some issues are. >> the temperatures do tell the story. poughkeepsie, newburgh, danbury, fairfield, northern westchester county. everyone is below freezing. even though there's light snow, a wintry mix, a lot of freezing on contact a possibility. thankfully, from white plains southeast and west, we have temperatures well above freezing. in new york city, i'm not expecting major impacts. on storm tracker, it's spreading closer to the city. into morris county now. you have to wait for that. especially the untreated surfaces. rockaway and, jefferson and troy hills. a bit of a heavier snow band. we have to watch out for that. as far as the commute, it will thankfully, not nearly as windy. the winds really have diminished significantly overnight into morning. >> high of 52. any snow that would fall would melt anyway. windy and milder. and the snow/rain mix throughout the day. definitely want to grab your umbrella. the seven-day forecast coming up in a few. >>> the a and the c on the uptown trains in morning. with new jersey transit, morris and

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simpson," you know, that sarah paulson stars at marcia clark and sass lara said she embodies marsha claushg and sits down with deborah roberts to talk about it. >> the truth came out. toughen up, cochran. this is a smoker's lounge. day care is on the first floor. >> wow. sizzle. she is. >> did you change your feeling or your thinking about marcia clark in any way. >> i did. i really had a very particular image and picture of her, one i think most americans had which is she was stride dent, aggressive [ bleep ] for lack of an articulate way of putting it and the scripts themselves. i came to realize that was so, so far from the truth. >> get back to work. >> had a chance to meet her. you met her later on in the filmmaking. >> we were practically done when i met her. it was an incredibly painful time in her life to have it all brought back and in some form of entertainment. i think it was probably scary for her and i felt protective. >> did she apologize for the hair. >> she did, when she sat down she said, i just want to say sorry for the hair. i thought i'll take it. >> because had you to w

and sass business which is a dominant business on that side with the talent solutions business.ities around that. so i think it's a really good growth story that has been kind of thrown out and that is causing opportunity right now. >> the other name i wanted to ask you about is facebook reporting on thursday. makes sense it was hit hard on the back of those google or alphabet results. obviously they also rely on advertisements and they compete with google. how as an investor do you separate the two? and are you a buyer of facebook into the quarter? >> i think there is a lot of overlap in similarity to google and facebook's end markets. but if you drill down just one level deeper, obviously facebook is on the social side which google doesn't participate much in. google's on very much the search side still as the dominant business for it. what will be interesting going forward is the overlap they'll have on video advertising. and that's really a focus we have in terms of who will likely have the upper hand there, but i think there's a lot of room for both to continue growing stro

and, you know, tom sass lucky enough to be nind nap list which is going to be ground zero now next week for on the republican side at least to whether folks can stop donald trump from the nomination or not. >> okay. up next on our republican line, we have another call from indiana, bob from martinsville. good morning. you're on. bob, are you there? okay, we're going november on then to john. john is calling in on the democratic line from lebanon, missouri. john, what's your question for tom and carl? >> we just read an article recently on your website and it says that the corporate taxes, lowering corporate taxes and sweetening the international trade deals would improved the job rate. but that's exactly what destroyed all the american jobs. and i mean the past 20 years. i'm curious why you think that would improve the job market? >> carl, i'll throw that question to you. >> well, yeah. i didn't write that article. it's not something our staff would have written. we aggregate a lot of different columns and that's obviously someone's opinion. so i don't know what he is talking b i'll mak

i'm told the most damning thing is she sort of praises goldman being sass. if you're given money to give a speech, of course she's -- you're not in there to burn the house down. the campaign does not want an ad to be made while this democratic primary is going on of her speaking friendly to goldman sachs or bank of america or whatnot. >> what about the tax return promise? we're already halfway through the day on friday and we've got nothing from sanders am campaign. >> i just talked to a top adviser of his campaign and he said they'll be out by the end of the afternoon but only one year, 2014. i'm told the thing to look for is how much money they gave to charity or how much they didn't. senator sanders is not a wealthy senator. he's one of the lowest in terms of money and wealth. i think it's a case of disorganization. as opposed to not wanting to disclose. he's had a long time to disclose. he's been in public life for a long time, you know, whatever. >> it's a tradition. it's not necessarily something that's required. but, you know, everybody does it. >> ok

new yorkers love sass, right? they love authenticity. bit of that there are two candidates in the race. one on the republican side. clearly one on the democratic side who are new yorkers, right? born and raised and they show that same kind of, you know, they speak what they want to speak their truth and they are very authentic. i think it was good for people to see that she was, you know, new york senator for 89years. and i thought, you know, good for her. >> you know what would be god, every entitled little rich kid who hates fossil fuels should have to spend a year in gambia so they know what it's like when you don't have them. make your predictions on wisconsin. what's going to happen. >> ted cruz is poised to do well there i think he will win the state. the question is how much. does he win by enough to win all the delegates. >> same thing. but the big news will be when sanders beats hillary clinton maybe by double digits. >> that will be unbelievable. is sanders going to beat clinton in wisconsin. >> i think so. >> she can't put thi

patriot act and as well fees obvious sasse, but he says all of this, these are just threats and what he's saying is that if mexico will pay a one time payment of 5 to $10 billion, which is what it would cost he says to build the ball he would take these threats away, but it's a very detailed plan, mexico gets billions of dollars in money transfers from those family members who live here to there, it's been going on for many years and so threaten to do that, to one of our biggest allies, is a big deal and as you said, chuck, the legality of it all would test the powers of the executive branch, whether he can actually do that, but again he says it's just a threat, all of this just a threat, it's part of his art of the deal, his book that he wrote of course in order to get people to do what he wants them to do which is build this wall, his signature position. >> all right, jacob, thanks very much. i have to say did you read this plan? >> i just told me about it right now. >> the remittances, this idea. >> that's a fancy word for saying you have folks who live here and they're sending mo

what happens is that the csa is a advocate is the one stable adult in the youths life san francisco sassis a trains volunteer for one volunteer and with the community based that covers the needs of child they work with the caregivers and family, teachers and social workers and lawyer and health care provider it is the person that actually spins the web to make sure their altogether this is critical has more than half of california's foster children does not graduate from high school and former foster youth experience higher levels of employment and incarceration, homeless and mental and physical health problems csa is a vision to give all children the opportunity to thrive and trained more than 25 hundred volunteers over the years in support of foster youth to fight against the odds enabling the chances for the youth to lead a happy life in a safe and permanent home every year they train many community members to work and support our foster youth in recognition of the work had in the upcoming fifth anniversary i'm proud to highlight their incredible work on behalf of youth and declare sa

sasse: i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. sasse: on behalf of senator alexander, i ask unanimous consent that it be in order to call up the following first-degree amendments: merkley 3812, reed 3805, flake 3820. further, that at 11:00 a.m. tuesday, april 26, the senate vote on the amendments in the order listed and with that second-degree amendments in order prior to the votes and there two minutes equally divided prior to each vote. the presiding officer: without objection. ssesmr. sasse: i ask unanimous consent that the senate be in a period of morning business with senators allowed to speak therein for up to ten minutes each. officer without objection. mr. sasse: i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the consideration of s. res. 437, submitted earlier today. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: senate resolution 437, expressing support for the designation of may 1, 2016, as silver star service banner day. the presiding officer: is there objectio