as you know, the term "person of interest" has just come up over the last ten years or so. usually, they were called suspects or individuals actually wanted for a particular crime. so to me, when they come up with a person of interest, it sounds like they have a pretty good idea of who it is. and right now, they're double checking to see where this individual is and where has he been in the past 24 hours. did he have any connection to the giant shooting or the shooting that occurred yesterday and all these things will mesh together and i'm fairly sure they know exactly who they are looking for at this point in time. they're just not going to come out with it for the public yet. >> and the montgomery county police department assistant chief darrell mcswan said there's no reason to believe the suspect on the loose, the so-called person of interest knew the victims and there's no indication of any motives. once again, six montgomery county public schools, they're on lockdown right now according to school officials. the county's recreation centers are also on lockdown right now

they identified the suspect in that shoot zg now they are looking at whether that person is the same person involved in today's shooting. the federal protective service for those of you who are not familiar with washington, it is one of the many dozens federal police forces here in the district of columbia. they protect diplomatic facilities so they have that role and you see patrol cars all over town. the point is someone who works for them like he does who is an officer would have access to weapons and bullet proof vests. they have not said he's the person of interest in today's shootings. they have said they have a person of interest and they have closely looking at whether all these shootings are being carried out by the same person. why these two shootings today? >> there is no information on what the motive maybe. >> pete, we understand that some schools in the area have been put on shelter in place although no schools are on lockdown right now. what can you tell us about that and how the community is responding this? >> well, it is as normal kind of response when you have shoot

here's the problem with the republican party, that person then becomes the -- if hillary were to win contested race, that person who runs the third-party becomes -- >> spoiler. >> and the person who is blamed forever. >> the only type of person who would do something like that, would be a donald trump figure. >> right. great point. >> someone who wants no future in the party. gary johnson's in the race. libertari libertarian party is on the ticket. gonna get much? no. maybe three or four points. and green party as well. >> they should vote ralph nader. >> one of the people behind the effort is mike murphy who took $100 million of jeb bush's super pac money and little it on fire and now he's saying i want to be the strategist for this effort. >> that is a tough sales pitch. >> you didn't get it the first time around. >> why didn't bill crystal run himself? >> i would enjoy that as a person covering the campaign. >> bill crystal, if you're watching us right now at 4:53 on this monday, you should run, we all want you to run. >> isn't it true you can't get on the ballots in a lot of the

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the government cannot target just any form person located outside the united states. it can target only persons likely to communicate information about foreign intelligence topics approved by the fisa court. and in fact, the nsa targets only a tiny fraction of a percentage only a tiny fraction of a percentage point of internet users in the world. although u.s. persons cannot be targeted, some u.s. person communications will be incidentally collected. if a target communicates with the u.s. person for example, that communication will be collected. this does not mean that all of that u.s. persons communication will be collected, but only his communications with the target. of course as chairman grassley noted if the medication reveal a terrorist threat within the united states, they would be the monk the most important communications collected under the program. but because the privacy implications for some u.s. persons, the statute requires the government operates the statute requires the government operates under strict rules that minimize privacy impact. the second maj

server to host her personal email accounts. and what the section of that report said today was that there was no evidence that this personal server of hers was ever breached successfully. >> about that -- >> tle there were attempted intrusions, none of them were successful. >> how do you know that? >> well there's been reporting out of the ongoing justice department review that they've looked at the logs, the security logs for that server and found no evidence of that. >> so this hacker, guccifer, you don't buy that he got into the server? >> actually we don't. and there's no evidence to corroborate that. >> why do you think the justice department has cut him a deal? >> well he's been extradited to the united states to face charges related to his confirmed hacking of other individuals. >> sure including sidney blumenthal. >> including former president bush. the sister of former president bush and sidney blumenthal and others. but he's not facing charges related with secretary clinton. >> she said there were no security breaches. in audit th

the faa also added to protections of u.s. persons in a very significant way, by imposing for the very first time the requirement that the government obtain an individualized order from the court whenever it undertakes surveillance of u.s. person that person is outside the u.s. in some, the amendments act was a very well calibrated piece of legislation. it provided the government with the authority it needed but did so with careful eye on the importance of oversight and privacy rights of u.s. persons. since its implementation, faa authorized vur va lens and understanding the threat that is we face. that was the case when i was reviewing faa recording as homeland security advisor in 2008 and it is still the case today, as you know from your briefing the other day. importantly, besides being implementing effectively, it's been implemented responsibly as evidence by the findings that there have been no known incidents of intentional misuse. it's i ask congress to focus on the three considerations laid out in my remarks, one the vital imp

the person who was shot was taken to san francisco general hospital. we are told that paramedics worked on her. she was still alive at that time. the shooting, of course, comes when there has been a lot of controversy over other officer involve 'hoodings in the city. and promises made bit mayor and the police chief to equip officers with less lethal weapons and train them in tactic less lethal. we do not know the circumstances of what happened here in bayview district this morning. we are waiting for police chief suhr to brief us. >> thank you. more breaking news, this in the east by, someone has been hit by a bart train. right now this is no service ten hayward and south hayward bart stations. officials say the accident happened on the tracks between those two stations. this is no word on the victim's condition. we have a crew headed that way. >> a lot is beginning on we have more breaking news right now, also in the east by. right now the fire department is trying to retrieve a person's body in the water. this is in a canal in antioch near the delta r

who breaks the law, the person enforcing the law.ust like black lives matter and the police force. it's not society's fault, it's the person who broke the law's fault. charles: in this case, someone running for president of the united states. we have breaking news from the hill, lawyers for a former top aide to hillary clinton filed a motion today asking a federal court to bar a conservative watchdog group from releasing a videotape of her in an upcoming deposition, part of the lawsuit related to the clinton e-mail server. the plot thickens. lisa boothe, real quick, it's not going to go away, i don't think. >> it's not going to go away, this complicates narrative politically, because now she's trying claim this is a right-wing conspiracy. she's got an obama-appointed inspector general now in the report critical of her e-mail practices. she can't run away at all. charles: felt like again, when they released this report, they tried to water it down a little bit. i'm not sure the public is buying it. guys you are fantastic, appreciate i

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the u.s. of u.s. person queries. at the cia and nsa, the report went to extensive detail how and under what circumstances the agencies may perform a u.s. person queries. what ms. goitein refers to as a back door search. there is documentation of justification the board recommended improvements for that which the agencies are implementing, there is extensive oversight after the fact on u.s. person queries by the justice department. and then with respect to the fbi, the fbi does not track u.s. person queries separately. for non-u.s. person queries. but queries are documented and the person who conducted them is documented. at the fbi where the protections come in is any use of information. so in the extremely unlikely perhaps theoretical event that 702 information responsive to a query in a regular criminal investigation, that information could not be viewed by the analysts to conduct the query unless they're trained in using fisa information. the attorney general has to approve any use of the information in a criminal

fairfax county police say the person who wish shot in a bizarre chain of events in springfield is going to be ok. it all started with shot out with police, hitting the bystander, before crashing his car, carjacking a second vehicle, and crashing that vehicle as well. theyl conner is monitoring story in springfield where the gun man is still on the loose, cheryl? l: that's right, and fairfax county police justin lifted the crime tape, so we are able to get closer to the jewelry store. we just watch the owners go in and gather belongings. they did not have any interest in talking to us come all of this 11 hours later, and the suspect is still on the loose. the last piece of evidence left for the police, a vehicle involved in a carjacking, crashed in the woods in springfield. >> certainly hope they catch him. cheryl: she is glad that her neighbor is ok. >> he was all right and he said yes. he grabbed a duffel bag and ran off. they came in contact with a man who the police were searching for following a robbery and officer-involved shooting. a fairfax county police officer responded to an a

these are incidental communications because the u.s. persons are not the target but this not in a room because they're known in advance that american medication will be collected. in contrast the upstream program they give access to the backbone over which some telephone internet and can collect e-mails and phone calls. i using about collection the government does not look just in the header of just two and from an e-mail but also scans content of the e-mail for a targeted selector. as a result of flies and i were comedic in them by email and i sent her a message with an email address for my uncle in turkey so she has a place to say when she's traveling, if it turns out my uncle e-mail addresses one of the 94000 currently on target found at seven oh to program my email would be picked up and copied into an nsa database. even though none of us is excess suspected of wrongdoing. even my uncle may not be suspected of wrongdoing and may have valuable intelligence information. if this program is continue it should have a privacy and civil liberties

server to host her personal email accounts. and what thetion of that report said today was that there was no evidence that this personal server of hers was ever breached successfully. >> about that -- >> tle there were attempted intrusions, none of them were successful. >> how do you know that? >> well there's been reporting out of the ongoing justice department review that they've looked at the logs, the security logs for that server and found no evidence of that. >> so this hacker, guccifer, you don't buy that he got into the server? >> actually we don't. and there's no evidence to corroborate that. >> why do you think the justice department has cut him a deal? >> well he's been extradited to the united states to face charges related to his confirmed hacking of other individuals. >> sure including sidney blumenthal. >> including former president bush. the sister of former president bush and sidney blumenthal and others. but he's not facing charges related with secretary clinton. >> she said there were no security breaches. in audit three

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east of the neck. one person died at the hospital and three others were injured and police say the virgo evidence that he was part of the terrorist network. they're not sure if the man could be held criminally stossel suggesting he may have a mental health issues. >> mark: supporters of the so- called first 05 are calling for action. they want to honor the five people who bet on a hunger strike for 70 days to protest recent police shootings. they want medley and wrecked search to resign please. barricaded the sale doors the. demonstrators say they want to bring attenon to the injustice that believe happened every time there's a delhi police shooting. >>: we'll hit the police we love everybody and that's why we're doing this and that's why the fiscal five were willing to let way down the left. >> mark: the mayor said he is that standing behind the police chief. now " preliminary findings from panel reviewing the police department suggest that the department lacks transparency and accountability. several police off

he was the only person who thought this was possible. essentially. the government didn't think this was going to happen. the company certainly didn't think it would happen. they were ready to sell it for spare parts. and certainly the american people had no expectation this would happen. so that idea he was little crazy, you that be a little crazy to take this on. he was the right kind of crazy. he did -- he was approached earlier about the job when they chose his predecessor, ed liddy, but i think he was spoiling to do it. i think he really -- the idea of taking this on just appealed to a guy like this who really was a guy who got stuff done in the corporate world. >> host: what did you think when you met him? what stood out about him when you met him? tell us about the first meeting. >> guest: the first time i met him, we met in -- i was immediately struck by what a people person he was. if my idea of a ceo was someone reserve expend kind of arrogant and had some kind of -- some level of not -- arrogance would be the word -- i found him the opposite

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the government cannot target just any form person located outside the united states. it can target only persons likely to communicate information about foreign intelligence topics approved by the fisa court. and in fact, the nsa targets only a tiny fraction of a percentage only a tiny fraction of a percentage point of internet users in the world. although u.s. persons cannot be targeted, some u.s. person communications will be incidentally collected. if a target communicates with the u.s. person for example, that communication will be collected. this does not mean that all of that u.s. persons communication will be collected, but only his communications with the target. of course as chairman grassley noted if the medication reveal a terrorist threat within the united states, they would be the monk the most important communications collected under the program. but because the privacy implications for some u.s. persons, the statute requires the government operates the statute requires the government operates under strict rules that minimize privacy impact. the second maj

. >> what's the relationship between the person of interest and the person killed here, do you have any information that indicates any sort of suspect description, such as body armor, pennsylvania plates? >> i can't -- i can't right now. i'm not able to confirm that right now. >> can you tell us exactly, as far as you know, what transpired in this parking lot and if you know what transpired out side the giant in aspen hill. what happened? >> investigators are still looking, interviewing the witnesses as well as the two remaining victims who are alive. i should state that the male is in critical or grave condition and the female from this location has non-life-threatening. two more questions. >> any leads on the suspect? >> no. >> are you currently chasing leads on the suspect's whereabouts now? >> that is something the investigators would be doing. >> question being asked. >> that's certainly a possibility, but there are defensives here that i can't get into. differences here that i can't get into. the next briefing will be in about an hour. i appreciate your patience and due diligence

the cake. cindy, remember, had always been an ambitious person. now that she was the family bread winner, in 2010, 2 years after the murder she and a partner opened a clinic that specialized in managing pain, located in nearby broward county, just north of miami. she hired this man to help get the business going. his name is john friskey. >> i was sellin' her computers and helpin' her get set up. >> reporter: pain management clinics were popping up all over south florida just about then. and some of them were suspected of being so-called "pill mills", where unethical doctors got rich writing prescriptions for narcotics like oxycontin. >> in broward county, there was one hundred and some-odd pain clinics, which is believe it or not more than all the mcdonald's. >> reporter: detective rob weir was part of a d.e.a. task force set up to investigate these pill mills. and while cindy insisted she ran her clinic by the books, it came to the attention of the d.e.a. task force. >> we had received complaints on it. and so we send somebody in, see what we cou

the numbers have now been reduced to 1,200 persons. the name has been changed to something called the administrative index. what purpose that serves and whether it is still used as a reserve list of persons to lock up i think we're going to have to ask the bureau. >> for most of the hearing the members of the senate committee sat silently listening to the documentation of abuses by staffers schwarz and smothers. one said he recorded the fbi wrongdoing as more serious than the cia wrongdoing. all were stunned and appalled by the disclosures, and at day's end several gave vent to their feelings. >> i've been told for years by, among others, some of my own family that this is exactly what the bureau was doing all the time. and in my great wisdom and high office, i assured them they were on pot. this just wasn't true. it couldn't happen. they wouldn't do it. what you've described is a series of illegal actions intended squarely to deny first amendment rights to some americans. that's what my children have told me was going on. now, i didn't

and depending on the profession you're in and the depending on your personal style, some people don't like it, some people do like it. but let's start with the basics. tattoos seem to be making a comeback. we're seeing more and more of them. general question, why? why? >> i feel it's-- it's grown in popularity because of the intensive artwork that it represents now and more of a personal meaning. i know growing up, when i was younger, i got tattoos at a very young age and it weren't so personal. it was more of something just to do. and i believe now that there's a lot more meaning and the artwork is obviously improved. so i think that has a lot to do with the popularity and the gaining popularity. >> all right, very good. and over here i would say, what's your perspective on tattoos? >> perspective overall would probably be-- i think it just depends on what you feel personally and if you see them as unprofessional or the job you seek isn't professional, then maybe you shouldn't get them. but if it's something that means something to you and it holds value to you personally, then it's

the ticket? >> everybody will have an opinion. i will listen to just one person as far as how the process is going forward and that's donald trump. >> you think having a political person would make sense given he's an outsider and a business person. he's looking for somebody that's able to maneuver washington and understand washington and somebody that got political experience that in his mind, indicating compliments and his skills set, he will be the president. the most important thing is what donald trump and not a selection of vice president will show you his vision of how somebody can help to complete the ticket but the people is voting for only one person and that's donald trump. >> people here today said paul ryan should not be speaker given by what he said so far by donald trump. >> there is going to be a difference. the key is how we come together to unit the party, everybody is going to have an opinion whether something that was incorrect. the important thing is ryan said he's prepared to support the presidential candidate. he wants to talk about some th

the proposed ordinance that rex police to notify federal officials only if the person in the tank is charged with a violent crime. --only if the person is detaining >> pam: sheriff opposes the proposal saying she would have say whether to notify federal immigration officials at all. the sponsor of the proposal, put off the vote saying he did not want the board of supervisors deciding on the issue without the surest support. --without the sheriff >> pam: >> we are not giving up. we are going to fight for every vote in every delegate. (cheers & applause) >>bernie...bernie! >> pam: money-center supporters in oakland a surprise visit from the candidate. as the vermont senator brings his campaign to the bay area. >> reporter: such a stand as telling local supporters, they are only hope of seizing the democratic nomination from front runner henry clinton. kron4 vicki but the rockets is here after me out with a cat did this afternoon and san francisco. >> vicki: yes pam i was at the fifth and mission, where sanders gave some face time to a small crowd before meeting with san francisco chron

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no one other than the person with the gun was shot. officials are emphasizing that there was no danger to the public, but they don't still yet at this point know what the man's motivation was. they're looking for his car. they do have some indication of his identity and i'm sure they'll be looking into his past and talking to relatives and doing the kinds of things that they normally do after something like this happens. for all i know, they may be able to talk to him as well, i don't know. >> it bears us repeating, the instances we've known of at the white house, you can still see on the north front of the building, where rounds were fired into the building from pennsylvania avenue. one incident. another incident comes to mind, someone flew a plane into the white house and sheered off a big chunk of tree planted by andy jackson on the south grounds. >> yeah, the white house, as we said earlier, does attract people who are upset with the government or have unspecified grievances. it does -- that does happen. that's one of the reasons w

so, the person was on the correct side of the road.tch what happens after that rider goes to the intersection. that car is trying to make a right turn. it cuts instead of waiting to get to the intersection and that guy was pushed off the bike. we know that he survived. watch the woman that gets out of the car. grandma with a scarf here. >> that's the lady in the car? >> then she goes back. she lets everybody else handle it. that could have been avoided if she had been paying attention and waited her turn. >>> so this is the next duo here. crazy russian hacker. >> i'm here visiting him. we're going to blow stuff up in slow motion. >> they're blowing up a water melon with a giant firework mortar. this time, he's got a watermelon and his crazy $200,000 slow motion camera. >> they're that expensive? >> he had to go through an fbi background check just to get clearance because you can only film science kpeemexperiments w it. >> are you serious? >> they couldn't get it right. >> no way. >> i told you -- >> i feel like this video if they woul

and the politicians who business person involved it's a lark. r donald trump and bill clinton both men have been severely hammered in the american press as you know. article in the "new york times" implied mr. trump mistreats women. immediately one of the women in the article repudiated what it said. >> spun it where it appeared negative. did i not have a negative experience with donald trump. and i don't appreciate them making it look like i was saying it wassing inive experience because it was not. never made me feel like i was being demeaned in any way. he never offended me in any way. he was very gracious. >> we really stand by our story. we believe we quoted her fairly and accurately and the story really speaks for itself. >> but the story does not speak for itself. american voters have no idea what donald trump did or did not do. reporters define that so, saying the story speaks for itself is misleading in the extreme. the public is reliant on a third party, a reporter to inform them honestly. sometimes that happens, many times it does not.

that he is the greatest person in the world. to him? himself. now ask yourself, and asked myself, why at the end of a fellow when they say why did you do this to this man? why had he really didn't killed him? why? no answer. he has proved it to himself. somewhat insults them, he's got to prove he is the greatest person in the world. that's one way of looking at it. shakespeare told me that there are such people and helps explain the plight, at least to me. and if, in fact, you see groundhog day which is one of the great movies in the world, what does it make me think of? it makes me think of roslyn. it makes me think of orlando when she says hey, you're going to do this until you get it right. you better understand. isn't that right? and my goodness, there are problems of intelligent women that they have some special problems to this day. you want to know what they are? go look at beatrice. go look at beatrice and benedict commented that are. so it's all over the place, all over the world, what i tell the high school student, college student, lo

the first meeting? >> guest: i was immediately struck by what a people person he was. if my idea was someone reserved and kind of arrogant and have some level of, arrogance would be the word, he was immediately accessible and funny. he wanted his story told in the fact he picked my wife is the first person to tell it and he wanted it told honestly. he didn't want his story to be just of someone who was flawless as a human being or as an executive but had tremendous desire to tell the american people and correct the record of their perception of the company. so, i immediately liked him. he was the kind of man he gave his answer and it was like what you saw is what you got. you can see that charisma was palpable in the room and in his office. so that was an immediate enjoyment. >> host: said he didn't come from privilege. privilege. in the book he talks about working as a truck driver and being in the army. tell us about his childhood and how it shaped him. >> guest: one of the critical moment is at the age of ten his family ran a bar and grill and he had plans to open a

the only person who was there has been gone for 15 years. she needs him to fill in some of the details and she also needs to be able to fill in her own details to let him know what happened because she's been alone in a dark room with shameful secrets and they've been eating away at her and destroying her and i think she can reclaim part of herself by confronting him and that's not what happened. >> rose: could it have happened? i'm talking about the character now. could ray have done something in those encounters to have knowing what you think about where his head is about women, young girls, could he have somehow is there some way he could have answered her need without it being sexual? >> no. >> rose: no. >> no. it's too strong. >> rose: here's what's interesting to me about this. it is the overpowering hold on him. he couldn't have used it because that's what his wiring or something. >> deny, deny, deny is how you're wired and now she comes in and she's 27 and maybe it's okay but it's still what i did. he runs out of the room. he's not re

this person. theack and forth by that. who can you believe? who can you align yourself with? he was on the right side? hopefully there is a clarifying moment in the play towards the parentn it becomes -- a -- apparent. jeff: or everything gets thrown up in the air and you don't know anything. that is me. charlie: he doesn't know anything. jeff: he knows. but whether the audience knows. there is a lot of is he or isn't he? charlie: that is part of the magic of the play. jeff: and always will be. actser he asked on it -- on it or not. charlie: once you are you always are. jeff: i -- yes. very rarely do you hear about someone who did it once. isrlie: what is interesting the predator, non-predator thing, you don't know in terms of whether his history before that. you know that he needs her. -- he meets her. he is interested. , it doesn'tderstand matter because the age, it is statutory. we don't really know who she is. michelle: who she was then? you get pieces of information dropped about -- he says you a

one of the big problems, in 1960s, the average person held a stock for eight years. e weren't the masses. now it's three months. so there's a lot of built-in volatility. this week for instance, take a look at the retail stocks, places where people, they're not shopping as they used to, but the macy's of the world, the kohl's of the world. the stocks are down tremendously. i think the average person knew before wall street because they were the ones who stopped going to these stores. >> i want to thank you both very much. we've been doing the facebook thing on this. you're both trending negatively. more people dislike you intensely than like you, i'll have mr. zuckerberg explain that it's only a movie, step back. hollywood might not be a fan of capitalism, but i am. we need to be ready for whatever weather may come our way. my name's scott strenfel and i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy. so every single day we're monitoring the weather, and when storm events arise our for

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he becomes the seventh person to he becomes the seventh person to all right. bernie sanders kicked off another state tonight in primary elections easily winning the west virginia primary with 51% of the vote to 36% for hillary clinton. not really a surprise because hillary clinton ran afoul of the coal mining industry because of comment she made last spring about clean energy and shutting down the mines. clinton will take at least ten delegates out of this race tonight. she now needs only about 150 more to clinch the nomination. but sanders sounded like a victor tonight at a rally in salem, oregon. the oregon primary is next week. and he told a crowd of mostly college students they can help him win there too. on the republican side donald trump won tonight in west virginia and nebraska. ted cruz and john kasich were still listed on ballots and both got some votes but trump will collect all the ballots in each race. in the likely head-to-head matchup between donald trump and hillary clinton, the candidates are polling neck and neck in three swing states -- penns

and they said, well, they don't care if it's an abandoned home as long as the person that wanted the electricity hooked up passed a credit check. >> mary went and confronted the squatters herself. >> i asked one of them for their name, and at that point, her rather belligerent boyfriend, i assume, came out of the house. and he goes, "i don't know why you're harassing us. i have a key to the front door." and i had said, "yeah, you have a key 'cause you just the put the lock in the door. of course you have a key." well, another neighbor came out and asked, you know, "well, where is your -- your lease?" and they gave us three different answers. she says, "well, let's call the police so you can put a complaint in." and at that point, they all jumped in the car, and that's the last time i saw them. >> mary tracked down the bank that held the mortgage on the property. and eventually they came out and changed the locks to secure their collateral. so, the problem in a situation like this, when somebody's a squatter or also known as a trespasser, is the only person that has the right to do an

[laughter] >> this is the nearest opportunity for us. >> nothing personal -- just like, you are the only person. >> you were saying that we failed, and that we are trying to be positive and optimistic and look forward, but that there has been a failure. it needed to be said, the number of deaths, the prolonged conflict, and not just in syria -- around syria, init iraq, 3 million displaced persons, and now europe and the challenges there, the risks international law and european law, and what that means for asylum. and the polarization of public opinion in europe and the united states. i guess it is good. because for every critical xenophobia there is somebody that has been positively engaged. but still, the public opinion has become very challenging. and then it becomes personal. and the first refugees resettled to kansas city. when it happened, there was a family that was supposed to go to texas. and they had to stop in new york. they were not sure if they would be safe going to texas. that kind of situation was unheard of. we never had to deal with that. so yes, there has been a failur

is this the person i can trust to send my child to war potentially? esidency and i think you start looking at a candidate very differently. and when you see someone kind of lashing out, the question that some of those persuadables might have is, wait a minute, is that somebody i really can trust with these important things? and so we're just going to have to see how it plays out. >> and they play out during the republican primary contest and have to bring in a lot of other people into that discussion as well. and he does have high unfavorable numbers right now but raising $5.6 million for veterans including a $1 million personal contribution, he made that contribution that went to the u.s. marine corps law enforcement foundation with average americans, sounds pretty impressive. >> it does sound pretty impressive. he raised a lot of money. gave some of his own money and tend to see very rich people give lots of money to charities and he certainly should be commended for that and everybody who gives to charities. but i do think his behavior in that press

i never saw the personal reports for the candidates. the structure of the process is step number one, you need to see what the universe says. you need to come up with a very broad list of people to consider who might be compatible candidates. the second step is to do public and need to be sure that the statements from the different candidates are compatible with who your candidate is and then the results of that can be presented for the narrowing of the manageable number which i would say historically has been five but some campaigns will go a little more or a little less. then comes the part that will be particularly challenging for the republican candidates to do this time, which is the personal vet. a truly intrusive document designed to get it any possible weaknesses that you can in your vice president just to prepare for the inevitably of what might come that the folks on the first panel discussed. and after there's a thorough review, that personal information, financial, personal, just kind of everything you can think of, then the

and yet we have the person who is the lead of that fight on the part of the democrats is in fact a person who could not control the sexual predation that went on in her own home. >> that is how the trump campaign is running donald trump for president. that's what he has to offer the nation. the clinton campaign has said this is the gutter, they are not getting in the gutter, they will not respond to this they will not go there. but donald trump and his whole campaign in an organized way is there. the trump campaign is no longer floating this line of attack as something they might try. they're running with it full time, full bore, all aspects of the campaign. you'd think opening up this line of attack, this kind of attack, would also inherently open up donald trump's whole past. because there are decades-old allegations against him as well. when bill clinton came under withering public scrutiny in the 1990s donald trump himself remarked at the time that he himself, had he been a politician, he could never withstand that kind of scrutiny. >> why don't you run for president, do you ever thin

let's take a look. >> "hey, larry, would you rather have the person that you love the most or the person >> larry: um, i would definitely not want the person i love the most being able to read my thoughts. i don't care if you hate me, because that's all i'm going to be thinking about you. thanks for watching. good night. captioning sponsored by comedy central >> may 10, 2016. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york this is "the daily show with trevor noah." [cheers and applause] >> trevor: welcome to the daily show. i'm trevor noah. my guest from the hit show "scandal" joe morton is here. so excited but let's get to our top story. the public bathroom. the place you only go if you have to like prison or an a cappella concert. recently the cha

it is great at the interesting person meetings. we looked and reached out to some of the people opposed to prop c and had a opportunity to work with them at the interested persons meeting and talk to them and really tried to improve the process for reaching compromise and understanding what the issues others have and received positive comments from those people opposed to prop c we really turned thing around. we are not opposed to lobbying and want to support lobbyist ask and do play a role in government and have information and the ability to do research, we just want to restrict their influence by not having the amount of donations and gifts they can make. we think they have riget to make some donations and other courts upheld some level of donation is okay. what is important is the roll of san francisco and the city and country isf is has a history of bringing up the fomost politicians in the country and what we would like to see san francisco lead by example by having strict codes where strong politicians can rise and work throu

the white house is a bit concerned about these persons who are criticizing the war in commission. which wasformation extended to their personal lives. the name check process was often as the basis for getting a clearer fix. in several cases we have identified new correspondence notice -- came to the attention of the white house. upy of the names there pop immediately after revelations or accusations. we even got to the point where the name check process was used as a basis to gather the views or information on private citizens. this information was subsequently distributed to people who could point out adverse information in the person's background. figures if you have occasion to comment, you might want to have this information. we will talk a little more about that. the use in a political arena covers the spectrum. they used information that had been deemed various political techniques and causing this kind of dissemination. to --ootnote on the 1964 democratic convention. by technique was used there assert that used to itself as a bogus news man into legitimate discussions of pol

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