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i'm sharon tazewell. >> i'm sean maroney. john paul junior is charged a second person faces a charge of accessory after the fact. last thursday deputies found the bodies of matthew and jessica outside of union grove. the two-year-old son was inside but unharmed. no word for a motive on the killing. >>> it was the punch seen around the world. >> deputies were escorting jones out of the donald trump rally last wednesday when a trump supporter sucker punched him. >> five deputies are being disciplined. nate rodgers talks about jones and the sheriff's office. >> what should the deputies have done? what should have happened here? >> the deputies who saw or should have seen this assault should have taken action right away. >> instead john mcgraw went back to his seat after punching jones with deputies near. he was arrested and charged the next day. the sheriff's office says that several detectives have been

. >> maybe sean spicer, maybe paul ryan, maybe mitch mcconnell. >> you must have been up late last nightere's no power brokers left. it just doesn't exist. and donald trump has redefined that party in a way they don't want to be redefined. think about the neocons. they were the ascendent foreign policy party for years. there's a meeting in washington to try to stop trump. >> what happens if he gets elected and there isn't a wall built and everybody didn't get terrific jobs and there isn't so much winning all over the place as people have promised. then what, matt? >> we have what happened when barack obama got elected. remember the hillary clinton commercial, the seas will heal themselves, the skies will clear. she was mocking this, the hope and change. that would lead -- if trump gets elected and doesn't fix things, we don't get tired of winning and feeds the pessimism and political apathy. really, it's a mess right now. i think that the problem for republicans is if donald trump is the nominee, republicans lose if he wins and they lose if he loses. >> so then what? it becomes american

paul depodesta. >> and nothing on ta sean gibson. they can try to keep guys and throw their money out for players. if the players have been here three coaches and gm's and presidents and some cases owners, why would they stay. >> listen, alex mack, i get it, i really do. >> do you give of travis benjamin, number one playmaker. you can't trust gordon and mitchell schwartz and pull it off the table for mitchell schwartz and angering his agent and quickly they land in kansas city. that hurts to me. >> benjamin and schwartz and because of the age. he is 31 this season. and schwartz is younger and benjamin coming in the same draft. if you are in the nfl and rebuild and quicker than a baseball team. they will still be playing and need guys to catch passes. and going back. >> i didn't expect them to be players and not close to being a contender. bengals back up. >> mccarran. depending what he wants for them. the second pick in the draft. maybe they have looked at the two guys. and maybe they don't like them. >> buckeye. . >>> all right. rai

sean spicer. maybe it's paul ryan.nell. >> you know, you must have been up late last night. there's no power brokers left. it just doesn't exist. and donald trump has redefined that party in a way they don't want to be redefined. think about the neocons. they were the big ascendant foreign policy crowd for years, and he's exactly the opposite of them. and they're going crazy. they're trying to lead the way -- by the way, tomorrow there's a meeting of conservatives in washington to try to stop trump. good luck. >> what happens if he gets elected and there's no -- there isn't a wall built and everybody doesn't get terrific jobs and there isn't as much winning, so much winning all over the place as he had promised? then what, matt? >> well, then we have what happened when barack obama got elected. remember the hillary clinton campaign commercial, you know, the seas will heal themselves, the skies will -- you know, she was mocking this. i mean, the hope and change. that would lead -- if trump gets elected and doesn't fix t

sean maroney. thanks foreign joining us. the pair involved with killing gerald paul is charged with murder and terra wilson charged with accessory after the fact. >> lauren is live at the court house in smithfield where one of the suspects faced a judge for the first time. lauren. >> the state is claiming that terra wilson destroyed and hid evidence used to commit those murders. she had her first court appearance earlier this afternoon. it's where she met her lawyer who tried to reduce her bond from $1 million but of course the judge did deny that. the families of both matt and jessica hope that through these court proceedings justice will be served. >> they are responsible i hope the system gives them what they deserve. and i hope with all my heart that god will forgive them from taking them two lives because they devastated two families. >> wilson's parents were in court today. they wouldn't speak with us. her lawyer also refused to of the victims are speaking with cbs north carolina and they both say that matt indigest was knew the suspect. suspect. hear more comi

sean: you are not in congress but i think what this crowd wants to see you talk about his paul ryan layingagenda. i think they want to make sure if they get the house, the senate, the presidency that these things are done. [applause] reince: you need to have a person in the white house to sign those bills. sean: did you guys have a good time? reince: thank you everybody. sean: chairman of the rnc. reince: if you look down here, we are one of your main sponsors because we want you to know we care about you and we want you to be proud of our party. thank you. sean: give it up for the chairman. reince: thank you. [applause] ♪ jennie garth's remarks or 20 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome president and cofounder of tea party patriots, jenny beth martin. [applause] >> good afternoon. you know, the president of united states last addressed this gathering eight years ago. do the math. it was a different president then. as he sat in the oval office preparing for that speech he came across a phrase that confused him. he asked, what is this movement you keep talking about in this spee

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cook, google cofounder eric page, facebook investor sean parker, as well as senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, political operative call wrote, and pauln. the main topic was how to stop trump. for more, we're joined by the man who reported it, nick baumann. his latest piece is headlined, " at secretive meeting, tech ceos and top republicans commiserate plot to stop trump." this comes as leading establishment republican political figure. we're going to turn right now to nick baumann. talk about the significance of what happened yesterday, donald trump 13 of the four primaries and caucuses that ted cruz one 1, and what happened at sea island. >> so donald trump continues to rack up delegates and that is sort of at the heart of the race for the republican nomination. marco rubio, who is a favorite of the establishment at this point, out of the remaining candidates, may not win any delegates from last night's contest, and i think the establishment is having this sort of confused moment where there partially trying to come to terms with trump being the nominee and also trying to figure out if there is a way that they can get out of making

elon musk, larry page, napster sean parker,apple ceo tim cook , senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, strategist karl rove and house speaker paul ryan were all there. >>> time now 5:10. bart says keep your seat to yourself. coming up, how the transit agency plans to punish passengers who take up too much space. >> from the kpix 5 weather center, sure, we have light rain right now but i'm tracking heavy rain and we'll tell you when you should expect it. >> dealing with wet roads out there but mass transit is on time including ace rail. i'll is details coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. it's "hump day." we have sprinkles out there with mostly cloudy skies. we have temperatures in the low 50s. the snow report coming up in five minutes. >>> a crackdown on bart for passengers' bad behavior. from "manspreading" to hogging seats, kpix 5's john ramos says, it could cost you >>> reporter: as the bay area's economy grows, competition for a seat on bart is heating up. and so are people's tempers when they see this, or this, or even this. [ laughter ] >> that's rude to take up that much room. >> reporter: complaints about se

sean parker, apple's ceo tim cook. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, political strategist karl rove and house speaker paul ryan. > an american tourist was killed and ten others wounded in a stabbing near tel aviv. police say the attacker stabbed the victims along a popular boardwalk. officers shot and killed him. the stabbing happened about a mile from where vice president joe biden was visiting israel's prime minister. the vice president condemned the attacks. >>> major hurdle removed in california's plans for a $64 billion high-speed rail system. a sacramento county judge ruled that the plans do not violate promises made to voters when they approved state financing for the project. attorneys to who represents kings county and a group of landowners wanted to block the financing. they claim that the state's projections on ridership and other figures were not reliable. but the judge said the system is evolving so it's premature for the court to intervene. >>> san francisco supervisor david campos wants city leaders to do more for homelessness. today he introduced legislation that declares a state of emergency on h

the huffington post, tim cook, elon musk, sean parker all attended a forum trying to figure out how to stop donald trump. also mitch mcconnell. house speaker paulyan and the list goes on. bill crystal who lead this charge over at the national review but this is speaking to where tech is right now? >> i got to actually pour cold water on part of this. trying to do some leg work on this this morning. talked to someone familiar with this meeting. it's tricky because the american enterprise institute plemeeting supposed to be off the record. but i'm hearing that tim cook was not part of any specific conversation about donald trump at this meeting. there's a lot swirling around because of this report but tim cook i'm hearing is not part of any discussion about donald trump. that's important because of course donald trump had said some things specifically about apple and the iphone encryption case. of course this is politically sensitive. trump had called for a ban on apple's products but i'm hearing that tim cook was not part of the discussion. >> the washington post puts a story on the front page about tim cook's activism going back to his hometown

sean: you are not in congress but i think with this crowd wants to see you talk about his paul ryan laying out a positive agenda. i think they want to make sure if they get the house, the senate, the presidency that these things are done. [applause] reince: you need to have a person in the white house to consign those bills. sean: did you guys have a good time? reince: thank you everybody. sean: chairman of the rnc. reince: if you look down here, we are one of your main sponsors because we want you to know we care about you and we want you to be proud of our party. thank you. sean: give it up for the chairman. reince: thank you. [applause] ♪ >> is when my world literally turned upside down. we finally had a diagnosis after going to different doctors, trying to look for an answer why she was acting the way she was. why all of this had happened. he finally said she is on the spectrum. she has autism. you need told me apply for medicaid. the lawyers said what you need to do is move out of your house, take your three children, living to your parents home and then you will get medicaid. i said

cofounder larry page, napster sean parker and apple ceo tim condition along with republicans senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, strategist karl rove and house speaker paul ryan all reportedly there. >>> some heavy hitter. >>> pedestrian deaths are on the rise in california. a new study shows they increased some 7% in the first half of 2015 over the previous year. just under 350 californians were killed by cars. nationally, pedestrian deaths went up 6% during the same period. but the nonprofit behind the study says once final stats are compiled, that number could be even higher. >>> state lawmakers are making a new move to tax mike sugerman in california. they would have to pay a health impact fee of 2 cents an ounce for the distributors. $2billion a year in revenue would help fund health issues. >>> time now 6:0. a group of college students is accused of running an international drug smuggling ring. what they had to say when we confronted them. >> a rare phenomenon providing spectacular views over indonesia. we'll take a look at some of the amazing picture from the total eclipse. >> we have a series of storms taking aim on the bay area. i'll tell you wh

sean. that was like a walk down memory lane. remember they were going to blow through the old folks home and the commercial of paul ryan with pushingold lady off the cliff. >> yeah. >> i mean, so, we're just supposed to i guess put up with all of this and, you know, turn the other cheek and it all's just forgotten. but we remember back in 2009 during the tea party rallies, remember there was one occasion where some guy who i guess had a tea party flag in houston, this is in 2011, i think. he charged some democrat rally and of course roundly condemned in the press as he should be. he shouldn't charge a democrat podium. i don't think you should charge podiums. but of course, when the shoe is on the other foot, they react incredibly swiftly against the conservative protesters. and there's no equivalent with any type of violence at tea party rallies at all. the double standard is so clear and -- >> let me go to eric. >> most people watching this, they see right through it. it's just so obvious what is going on. >> so the president sat in wright's pews for 20 years. buddy is ayers. he was at the rally. of course, let's see black lives m

sean hannity, there were 15 people in the race and now there are four. a lot of people here probably initially supported a different candidate. and he said anybody here ever support rand paul and there was a huge applause line for ted cruz supporting rand paul. ron paul did well here, rand paul would have done well here. in the straw poll at least. i would say there's an expansion. and very difficult to see how many young people are here. what's the number one thing people worry about in their lives as a millennial? what's the big political moment? and he had an interesting moment. it wasn't 9/11 and wasn't the financial crisis. he said it is when you get your first paycheck and you realize that half of what you have worked so hard for is taken away, plus student loans. i think there's an expansion here at cpac. >> i'm keeping your seat warm here. let me ask you. you can tell a lot about what people are talking about on the ground. what are they saying to you when they come up to you? >> that they love "the five," they love jasper. >> i have to say they're so excited to be here. again, the economy. millennials, i've mostly talked to young people here. and one of the things

sean spicer have great hearts. i think they came into this election with the intentions of broadening their base, having a marco rubio who was actually talking about some of these issues, a rand paul who was talking about some of these issues. tim scott, rand scott, cory booker working together. however, when you have ted cruz and donald trump, who monopolize the conversation and donald trump just tapped into this george wallace vein of the political discourse that we're having in this country now, you know, the playbook's thrown out the window. you know, i go back to the first debate they had, when scott walker literally spent 47 seconds talking about civil rights and issues that were related to black lives matter. and just recently, in detroit, michigan, marco rubio gave the wrong answer to the flint water crisis. and we all know flint wouldn't happen in orange county, flint wouldn't happen in a majority white neighborhood, yet the majority party didn't want to answer those questions. i think they've kind of thrown their hands up in the air and they're scrambling. >> there is one bright spot. >> quickly, van. >> paul ryan has really -- pees lifted up the issue of poverty and try

sean, that is exactly right. let me make an explicit pitch to folks here. if you started off with another candidate, maybe you were originally with rand paul. [cheering] maybe you were with jeb bush or chris christie. or maybe you were with mike huckabee or rick santorum. or maybe you've been with marco rubio or with john kasich. or maybe you're with carly fiorina. all of them are good, honorable people. i respect every one of them. and maybe you were with dr. ben carson. [cheering] every one of them are good, honorable people, a thousand times better than hillary clinton or bernie sanders. >> here is a question would you put those people in your cabinet if you get elected president? >> absolutely. just every name i mentioned would be a natural to serve in a cabinet and as part of the leadership if we win this race. [applause] and let me speak to the supporters of each of those candidates. those are good and honorable people but i don't believe they have a path to beat donald trump. if you don't want donald to be our nominee, then i ask you, come join us. we welcome you on our team. we are building a broad and welcoming coalition of lovers

sean, that is exactly right. let me make an explicit pitch to folks here. if you started off with another candidate, maybe you were originally with rand paul.ith jeb bush or chris christie. or maybe you were with mike huckabee or rick santorum. or maybe you've been with marco rubio or with john kasich. or maybe you're with carly fiorina. ll of them are good, honorable people. i respect every one of them. and maybe you were with dr. ben carson. [cheering] every one of them are good, honorable people, a thousand times better than hillary clinton or bernie sanders. >> here is a question would you put those people in your cabinet if you get elected president? >> absolutely. just every name i mentioned would be a natural to serve in a cabinet and as part of the leadership if we win this race. [applause] and let me speak to the supporters of each of those candidates. those are good and honorable people but i don't believe they have a path to beat donald trump. if you don't want donald to be our nominee, then i ask you, come join us. we welcome you on our team. we are building a broad and welcoming coalition of lovers of liberty who believe in the