our own pic from our own steve wilder at lake julian today. 22 miles per hour in greer. that is another story. this system is going to bring a lot of wind. wind advisories from 7 o'clock this evening until noon tomorrow in higher elevations, yancey, mitchell and avery counties. maybe a rumble of thunder. nothing severe. temps in the 50s by 11. when i see you again in a few minutes, we'll talk about the big chill and how long it's going to stick around. >> larry: walter robinson says quickly before he loses everything he has. he thinks the source of the problem is the grove at appledorn. the retired asheville policeman says he can't get any answers from the city or the developer. >> all i'm asking for is who do i need to talk to to get this settled. because if i spend $4,000, $5,000, $6,000 to fix this up and it comes back down, they're going to talk to me. >> larry: work on a busy interstate project has resumed after a construction company lked off the job. coming up, how it will potentially help drivers. >>> the big issue is -- . the growing concern as the what's all th

wilder, former governor of virginia is the author. >> on sunday april 3 booktv is lined with author and publisher of "forbes" magazine, steve forbes, on track for our live monthly call-in show. he has authored many books which focus on politics and economics. in his most recent book he argues for a replacement of the current tax code and a repeal of the affordable care act. other recent titles include power which compares great leaders of the ancient world with the modern business leaders. and how capitalism will save those. in 2014 he appeared on booktv discussing his book money spent the topic is very straightforward and simple even though it's shot in a lot of jargon to a lot of equations, the idea of money is very basic. we've gotten away from it. our policymakers today know less about money, monetary policy, than they did 100 years ago. and since the early 1970s, even though we've had many decades of the '80s and '90s, ove overall growth rates since we were off the bretton woods system from the old gold standard, in 1971, the u.s. average growth rates are less than they were before 1971. if we maintain the growth rates that we

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i'm steve kornacki and as if the 2016 race couldn't get any wilder, how about this, a public showdown

i'm steve kornacki and as if the 2016 race couldn't get any wilder, how about this, a public showdown between the last republican presidential nominee and the man who is now the odds on favorite to be the next one. just about two and a half hours from now the 2012 republican candidate for president, mitt romney, is set to give what is being billed as a major speech in salt lake city, utah, where he will try to hammer donald trump's campaign for president. according to a transcript obtained by nbc news romney will say, quote, here is what i know, donald trump is a phoney, a fraud, his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. he's playing the american public for suckers. he gets a free ride to the white house and all we get is a lousy hat. obviously the idea is to try to keep more americans from getting on the trump bandwagon which seems to be growing in the wake of his seven wins on super tuesday. here is how donald trump responded this morning. >> and really failed last time -- >> well, we will have donald trump's interview on "morning joe" in just a few minutes. w