she was a steven king fan and when we began talking about steven king and her grandma who raised herandma lily said that her vision was that blair would become a lawyer and she certainly have those talents. blair dropped out of school and she dropped out in ninth grade. she just couldn't finish high school and then she ended up cap trying and trying to go back and get her ged and wasn't able to do that so currently the last i checked in with her she was working the night cleaning job in an office building. something like a big urban office building cleaning at night on the night shift. >> host: mariah? >> guest: mariah got married, divorced had another relationship and have two lovely children. finished high school and is trying to go back to college and become a nurse's assistant. has not quite gotten there yet. left her partner who is now a single mom raising these two beautiful children. she is doing pretty well. >> host: elizabeth? >> guest: elizabeth has struggled as well. elizabeth has a very young child. she had a baby a little over a year ago and has a fiancÉ. she almost fini

projects and extend the number of days the vehicular and pedestrian project will not delay this on steven king street that's extremely low traffic. as seen in the briefs furthermore the concrete for the function of the parking lot authority harassing has been poured with the trees intact. we have pictures of that as well. there is more than adequate space for trucks not to be blocking the traffic on the street this is only a reason to cut down the property. all the steel will be delivered on valencia street and lifted by crane they claim the trees need to be removed in order to have the 50 feet of structural elements are that the churches brief and the letter and sketch from the contractor they lack the construction site in the trees are preserved also i called osha to see if there's a problem and didn't say they think there would be. the church is capable of having the crane on the construction site and lift the trees safely. there's two traffic parking and turn lanes there's enough space to reroute the traffic. the act it's less convenient but the neighborhood shouldn't have to suffer the lo

even by steven king's analysis, 20-25 members of the house republican side would vote for the senate's immigration bill. that number is clearly an underestimation of support in the house for the senate bill but it shows that even according to steven king, if the senate bill were brought up for a vote, it would pass. king added that about 100 to 120 republican members of the house could possibly vote "yes" on an immigration bill if it were presented -- on this immigration bill -- on an immigration bill if it were presented for a vote. given this broad support for immigration reform that supposedly exists in the house, i would say to speaker boehner and the republican house leadership, what are you waiting for? if you want to pass immigration reform and you say the vast majority of your members want to pass immigration reform, schedule immigration reform for a vote. doesn't have to be our bill, although i think that's a good, bipartisan, down the middle, not too liberal, not too conservative approach. but don't do our bill. do another bill. come up with your own ideas. that's fine with u

we're waiting for the speaker to stop letting the most radical voices like steven king dictate the future of immigration reform. speaker boehner himself has publicly denounced congressman king for his, and i quote, hateful language, yet the only, the only immigration-related votes of the speaker of the houe of representatives has allowed in the last year was for radical proposals to end daca and support our nation's dreamers. it's time for speaker boehner to stand up for the majority of the republican party and of the congress and of the house of representatives and remove steven king's undeserved carte blanche on immigration policy. madam president, we had a vote in the house. the senate bill as -- if we had a vote in the house, the senate bill as passed would pass today, and it would pass with both democratic and republican votes. we have the votes in the house to pass the senate bill. we just need the will of the republican leadership behind a bill that reduces the deficit, increases the g.d.p., creates jobs, and i can't understand for the life of me why they cannot break this strangle

we cannot allow the radicals in the house like steven king, a man who says that the dreamers are drug dealers, we cannot let people like him to determine the fate of this legislation, and that is what has happened in the house. here's a suggestion to resolve the impasse. it is very reasonable. let's pass immigration reform today, make it take effect at the beginning of 2017. if republicans do not trust obama, let's give him a chance to move the bill under president rand paul or president theodore cruz. to be clear, delaying implementation of a migration reform is not my preference, but i feel so strongly this bill needs to get done i am willing to show flexibility. i will do whatever i can to help pass this important bill. we need to get it across the finish line. i hope republicans will consider this offer. it's done seriously to show some compassion, start acting. they say no to this offer, we subject there is never going to be a time when house republicans are willing to act on immigration. senator durbin. >> thank you, senator reid. we're about to celebrate an anniversary of a yea

president, that steven king who appears to be their leader -- he is a congressman from iowa -- here's what he said to show how serious he is and how their leader is leading the wrong way. as i have said before, it appears the republican conference immigration policy is being dictated by the likes of congressman steven king. you remember him, mr. president. he's a congressman who instead of permting -- permitting immigrants to enlist in the military and earn citizenship would rather send them on a bus back to tijuana. that's a quote from him. congressman king also claimed that for every hardworking undocumented student, there are 100 more working as drug mules with -- quote -- calves the size of cantaloupes because they are hauling 75 pounds of marijuana across the desert." close quote. mr. president, these men and women with their families are our neighbors, our classmates, our colleagues. they are here for a lot of different reasons. overstayed their visas. some were brought here illegally, and we have to deal with this issue, but so many of them are like astrid silva who is one of t

we can't allow the radicals in the house, like steven king, a man who said that the dreamers are drugdealers, we can't let people like him determine the fate of this legislation. that is what has happened in the house. here's suggestion to resolve the impasse. let's pass immigration form today. make it take effect until 2017. if republicans don't trust president obama, let's give them a chance to implement the bill under president rand paul or president theodore -- to be clear, delaying implementation is not my preference. i feel so strongly this bill needs to get done i'm willing to show flexibility. aisle do whatever i can to help pass this important bill. we need to get it cross the finish line. i hope republicans will consider this offer and done seriously to show some compassion and start acting. they is say -- house republicans are willing to act. host: your reaction to what senator reid had to say. guest: the senate passed their bill back in june almost a year ago. it is a comprehensive immigration reform bill. it includes legalization for many of the almost 12 million unauthor

. >> looks like steven king the langoliers. >> either way, it looks apocalyptic. >> why an increase in domestic oil production, you hear about us being the number one oil producer, is causing a strike at the gas pump. >> that fog looks like something out of pirates of the caribbean. that's when you get the sharp contrast between the lake water and water temperature and that fog is a cloud forming up on the lake level. lots of clouds carry rain today. we've got the boundary through the midsection of the country, more rain getting through the plains. the chance for storms and areas in yellow, slight risk, as well. we'll have warmer temperatures on the south side of that 80's and 90's north of that, 60's and 70's, so still pretty comfortable. we need to watch for the rain in the northeast start to go taper off saturday. more of this persist through the weekend as we get to the southern plains. oklahoma, texas, western portions of the state under extreme drought conditions, so three or four inches over the course of the weekend could actually be very beneficial. so much coming in fast, we

we can't allow the radicals in the house, like steven king, a man who said that the dreamers are drugdealers, we can't let people like him determine the fate of this legislation. that is what has happened in the house. here's suggestion to resolve the impasse. let's pass immigration form today. make it take effect until 2017. if republicans don't trust president obama, let's give them a chance to implement the bill under president rand paul or president theodore -- to be clear, delaying implementation is not my preference. i feel so strongly this bill needs to get done i'm willing to show flexibility. aisle do whatever i can to help pass this important bill. we need to get it cross the finish line. i hope republicans will consider this offer and done seriously to show some compassion and start acting. they is say -- house republicans are willing to act. host: your reaction to what senator reid had to say. guest: the senate passed their bill back in june almost a year ago. it is a comprehensive immigration reform bill. it includes legalization for many of the almost 12 million unauthor

not a quick read, not a steven king book. doesn't read like "the stand". >> i never read "the stand" no. i didn't read it. >> "under the dome". >> remember that was his first one. dean norris, big fan of the show. >> love dean norris. >> i've had some -- i have some with him later on. >> when we come back, yahoo! snaps up a rival of snap chat and facebook ceo mark zuckerberg gets a new milestone. happy birthday. a live interview with an investor in alibaba as the chinese e-commerce giant prepares for what could be the biggest tech ipo in history. again futures are lower this morning. but bouncing back just a touch. a lot more "squawk on the street" from post nine at the nyse when we return. >>> yahoo! is buying messaging app blink for an undisclosed amount, rival to snap chat and lets users to set their messages to self-destruct after a period of time. cnbc and yahoo! have a business alliance to share and coproduce editorial content. yesterday guys, "the new york post" had a picture of marisa mayor with shopping bags in her h

. >> steven king did a book called "the stand." it was the twitter.es these are all companies you can say i can't own those i have to own alibaba. it's pressure. not $20 billion kicking around in this market. >> no. we should, of course, not forget yahoo! and keep an eye on those shares. we know and talked about endlessly as we talked about the potential ipo of alibaba for a better part of the year, that it has had the greatest single impact on yahoo! share price. the company can sell up to 208 million shares. unclear whether it will sell all of that. it certainly will sell at least 9% of the company of alibaba, if not more. it owns 22.6%. by the way, something we've been pointing out here, lower than the 24%, but i've been saying it time and again, fully diluted, 22.6 is what yahoo! owns. what does it do with the money? is it able to sell this stake in some sort of tax efficient way we're not aware of. continue to be key questions that are being asked. >> it's also an introduction to jack matte to a large degree. former english teacher who admits he

. >>> and steven tyler surprises street performers, and it's not music to their ears. not at all. stick around. >> america's night time king began with a 2:15 ovation and ended with tears in the eyes of the host and staff and many the audience after final guest, bette midler sang "one for my baby." i'm type e. my golden years will not just be gold plated. i had 3 different 401(k)s. e*trade offers rollover options and a retirement planning calculator. now i know "when" i'm going to retire. not "if." my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven superior to warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke. and unlike warfarin, with no regular blood tests or dietary restrictions. hey thanks for calling my doctor. sure. pradaxa is not for people with artificial heart valves. don't stop taking pradaxa without talking to your d

> also today former nba player steven jackson who played for the warriors and the clippers released a rap song about donald sterling. the lyrics mention martin luther king, plantations. he said the scandal isn't over till the family sells the clippers. >>> about an hour ago this street was stilled with pedestrians and it got people -- filled with pedestrians and it got the city asking what can they do to make it more pedestrian friendly. >> cinco de mayo celebrations underway, the efforts to keep the festivities peaceful. >> and following breaking news. a plane crashed during a air show at travis air force base. we will bring you an update after the break and throughout this news -- and throughout this newscast. ♪ ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans! >>> back 92 aour -- now to our top story, a plane crashed during a an air show performance at travis air force base, around 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. firefighters say the pilot was killed. friends and associates identified the pilot as edward of half moon bay, he was 74 years o

senator kaine and schumer are on king and senator schumer on it. it started with senator stevens in 1983 and has true bipartisan roots. it is consistent with the amendment justice stevens has proposed. it would restore the authority of congress, stripped by the court, to regulate the raising and spending of money for federal political campaigns. this would include independent expenditures. it would allow states to do the same at their level. it would not take any specific policies or regulations. that would allow congress to pass sensible campaign-finance reform. withstandt would constitutional challenges. in the federalist paper number 49, james madison argued that the u.s. constitution should be amended only, he used this term, only in great and extraordinary go withoutould we amendment. i agree with him. i also believe we have reached one of those occasions. free and fair elections are a founding principle of our democracy. they should not be for sale to the highest bidder. this effort started decades ago, there is a long and bipartisan history here. our predecessors from both

first, let me thank you, senator king, for suggesting this hearing and for your chairing the hearing as well as your invitation to justice stevens, who i look forward to hearing from. i think mccutcheon is a real turning point in our debate about money and politics. mccutcheon seems to say that free speech absolutely defined as mccutcheon does allows anyone to spend any amount of money in any way in our political system. mccutcheon carried to its logical extreme will get rid of individual events cannot get rid of limits on corporations, will just allow money to totally, totally enveloped our system. it is frightening. it is frightening. the reason we have this hearing is not because of some new advertisements. the koch brothers have been doing ads for years and years, but because of the mccutcheon decision and its implications for our democracy. the bottom line is very simple. i respect my colleagues fidelity to the first amendment, but no amendment is absolute. most of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle support anti pornography legislation. that is a limitation on the first amendment. most everyone here believes you c

steve king the other day was saying we need the autopsy of chris stevens because maybe that would revealore clues. they want every fact related to the deaths of the people they love. i don't think it's bad thing to vet that in public. walk into any room, any tea party room, republican meeting, anyone will believe, one, barack obama didn't do anything that night, nobody in the chain of command did anything, or they were told to stand down, which as mccain said is kind of an insult to the military. >> we have to squeeze in a break. we have a member of the republican party who supports this committee. we'll gore to talk to her and the rest of the panel right after this. i'm l-i-s-a and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way of hosting my book club. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hospital stay. breo is not for asthma. breo contains a type of medicine that increas

king and senator schumer on it. it is similar to bipartisan resolutions in previous congresses. it started with senator stevens in 1983 and has true bipartisan roots. it is consistent with the amendment justice stevens has proposed. it would restore the authority of congress, stripped by the court, to regulate the raising and spending of money for federal political campaigns. this would include independent expenditures. it would allow states to do the same at their level. it would not take any specific policies or regulations. it would not dictate any specific policies or regulations. but it would allow congress to pass sensible campaign-finance reform. reform that would withstand constitutional challenges. in the federalist paper number 49, james madison argued that the u.s. constitution should be amended only, he used this term, only in great and extraordinary occasion should we go without amendment. -- should we go with a constitutional amendment. i agree with him. i also believe we have reached one of those occasions. free and fair elections are a founding principle of our democracy. they should not be for