there's a movie there. >> i love trent.ingle prince harry state side. we'll tell you what he is up to. >>> plus, the very handsome son of clint eastwood is scoring his first acting role. we'll tell you all about it in "the skinny." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ...until we found a connection. you have the power to change your child's life. the boys town national hline can help. (tdd# 1-800-448-1433) ♪ skinny so skinny >> skinny time. we begin with the world's most eligible bachelor who's now stateside. >> days after prince harry split from his long-time girlfriend he and his brother william are in tennessee for a friend's wedding. they were spotted last night at a pre-wedding party for the groom and bride at a well-known barbecue restaurant. >> royals flew separately to america with the newly single harry stopping for a bachelor party in miami. apparently paying special attention to a certain brunette. >> interesting. >> harry is such a naughty boy. >> he is. >> you have to love

and the next one, i want to ask trent war to come up director of hsa. it is obviously integrally involved in this from the city perspective and trent i want to thank you for all of your leadership. thanks for being here. >> my pleasure, supervisors. >> trent, director of human services agency. and mice to see you all again. we are loading up the presentation, now. >> so what i am going to attempt to do today, is give you an overview of the housing that is in hsa's portfolio and how the homeless are access that housing and how they are referred and attempt to layout the funding structure, which is a new one, and that began, on july of this year, 2014. and this was a new funding structure around how we fund and the amount of funding for the houses and this was done at the request of the human services commission in an attempt to bring a little bit more rationality to how we fund the establishment of units in terms of services. so, the first slide, there we go. and i believe that you saw this last week when joyce presented to you all, but i thought it was

" every day since you were two, you'd be as good as trent girone was this week.e rang, and answered. >> a smashing success. >> yes, sir! >> reporter: and boy did he wait a long time to be right. a 21-year-old who watched his episode play at home this week. he'd been trying to get on the program for years. >> is it bad news? >> what do you think? >> reporter: as soon as he did -- >> why risk another spin. >> reporter: folks saying a smashing success and team trent and trent has had his struggles nine brain surgeries and tourette's syndrome and asperger's which can be a strength when the game takes memory. and pattern recognition. what did he not know before? >> how heavy that wheel is actually. then i had to pick up the wild card and the mystery wage. those were hard to lift. the bankrupts were stinkers but life goes on. >> reporter: in the end trent came in third. take home prize, yeah, money and more than that. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> we are happy to be team trent and we thank you for watching. always here at abcnews.com, "nightline" later. and i'l

>>reporter: trent hitting the twitter folks saying smashing success indeed you are and team trent alltheir knowing that trent has had his struggle. 9 brain surgery. challenge of as berg ears strength when the game takes pattern recognition and memory and what did he not know before. >> the wheel is actually heavy then hi to pick up a wild card and mystery wage. twlos hard to lift. bank were real stin stinker but life goes on. >>reporter: in the end trent came in third. take home priz prize? >> 2150. >>reporter: yes. money. and more than that. john, abc news washington. >> team trent way to go good evening thanks for being here for all of us here, we appreciate your time as always. 7 news continues on line on twitter facebook and mobile device with the new abc 7 news app see you again in an hour on app see you again in an hour on channel 7 [♪] mm! ugh. hot 'n' brown's coffee wakes me up to the fact its coffee sucks. i miss having a coffee shop. now where am i gonna get my cappuccinos and sarah mclachlan cds? it wasn't that great. i would have served fresh fruit and sandwiches

trent lott -- not trent. he he run the human service.t's going on, a lot of our property managers, they are not like community housing projects that really work with their tenants. we want to make sure no matter where we stay, whether it's a shelter or an s-r-o or a house or apartment or condo that san francisco stands for no bullying, for people to be safe in their house. what i'm dealing with in san francisco, i've been -- a year from now, i got out of jail because my people called the police on me because i was watching the view in the tv room. and a lot of people -- we are a crack city in the t.l., you know. a lot of people have the [speaker not understood] after before doing it, they abuse us and the landlord said do not take our stand. so, we hope in the new house that the mayor's five-year plan that it consists we will have task forces. the people which cause question in s-r-o's were getting money from shelter plus and government and new hud houses. they're not protecting us. they're not letting tenants have their own board to say

bringing the personal and human stories and thanks to dufty and the mayor's office of housing and trent war and hsa and the staff and i think that the presentations were hefful. and i think that laura what we have done right and what we can do better and i hope that we are looking at and as the controller's report comes out and i think that it says in september, some ideas, for more strongly supporting.

tonight, trent board just can't keep up with the overwhelming number of housing compliants. >> only onn webb went to the rent board to get some answers. >> reporter: trent board was buying up billboard space to remind residents they existed. but these days if you have a rent complaint, get in line. >> when rent disputes hit a dead end desperate tenants and landlords come here. paul kerry came after a rent disagreement with his landlord. that was in october. >> how long did it take you to get in here? >> four months. >> what do you think about that. >> ? it's okay. she told me they were busy. >> the rent board is swamped. a record number of cases over the past year that have come with skyrocketing rents and a flood of evictions. >> if you walked in today, you wouldn't get a hearing for many months. that is not acceptable to me. >> would have has worked here through the -- wolf has worked here during booms and the bust, but never anything like that. >> the rent ordinance was passed in 1979 to alleviate san francisco's temporary house crisis. housing crisis. it is more than 30 years later

trent liked people to think he would rather be in mississippi or anywhere else. trent would like people to think he would rather be in mississippi or anywhere else. he's in a position to do very well here. >> in that clip we showed jim van i -- >> the executive director of "politico." >> you quote him. he is contemptuous of washington's it used to be better reflex. what is he saying there? are we old-timers worthless? >> jim is putting forth the view that the age at which the 20 boys on the bus are setting the agenda in their one story they write or file a day are over. one of the missions of "politico" is to democratize the conversation. 100,000 people can read mike allen every day. everyone can blog about it. what jim was saying is that there is this wild west. there is this notion that the conversation has been broken open. i wouldn't be as disparaging, especially of the body types of my forbearers in the journalism world. he was probably just trying to draw a sharp contest -- contrast. >> is there such a group, middle-age, left of center, overweight men who d

trent lott is a former senator who's in a position to do very well here. probably the only other place where he could do proportionately well would be in mississippi. >> in that clip, we showed mike >> the executive editor of politico. >> i assume this quote him directly to you from him? what is he saying there? are we old-timers worthless? >> jim is putting forth the view that the age at which the 20 boys on the bus are setting the agenda in their one story they write or file a day are over. one of the missions of "politico" is to democratize the conversation. 100,000 people can read mike allen every day. everyone can blog about it. what jim was saying is that there is this wild west. there is this notion that the conversation has been broken open. i wouldn't be as disparaging, especially of the body types of my forbearers in the journalism world. he was probably just trying to draw a sharp contest -- contrast. >> is there such a group, middle-age, left of center, overweight men who decided how the way all of us see politics and governance. you can. -- >>

here's trent jerome solving it. check it out. >> trent?> a smashing success. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: the contestant on the show was a dream come true. trent had been watching the show since he was 2 years old. >> i was so afraid he wasn't going to get it right or he didn't pronounce smashing right. but thank goodness he got it. >> the amazing thing about it, this is a kid who faced so many challenges. he had nine brain surgeries, open heart surgery. he suffered from tourette's syndrome, as well as asperger's. and he had the dream of being on the show. he did it well. he is an inspiration to everybody. you can achieve whatever you want if you put your mind to it. >> and he didn't cheat. >> he didn't cheat. >> insinuating we did? >> never. >>> we want to get back to ginger, now. a lot more on the record heat out in california, ginger. >> yeah. on the west coast, we could see record highs all the way from san diego to seattle today. let's look at the map and give you an idea of what's going to happen and how the numbers will play out later

lott. >> this is trent lott. proud to support him. >> republicans aren't the only ones on the ballot. democrats are, too, and some democrats are rooting hard for chris mcdaniel. the front-runner in the democratic primary is former congressman travis childers, who has stayed away from the controversy mostly but he wants to remind voters who is doing the mud slinging. >> while i have no control, i want mississippi to know there is a democratic candidate who is interested in their future. >> there's concern the entire incident may turn voters off. >> we are concerned that all of the negative and vitriolic ads that you're seeing on tv will end up depressing the vote. >> we'll be keeping a close eye on this race three the weekend. election day in mississippi is tuesday, june 3rd. by the way we have a handful of other states with interesting elections next tuesday. >> up ahead, it's abundantly clear there's a problem the president can't ignore anymore. . it's beautiful. gotta admit one thing... ...can't beat the view.

. >>> a short time ago 49ers general manager trent baalke released a statement it reads, we are wherehe aldon entered a plea today in the case that we have closely monitored. today was an important step of bring that situation to resolution. >>> less than an hour from now friends, relatives and classmates will gather to remember high school senior who was killed in an accident on the tracks in san leandro. investigators say 18-year-old brittney so was crossing the railroad tracks with your earbuds in and didn't hear the oncoming amtrak train. this happened monday night, tonight's memorial will be held at san leandro high school at 8:00 p.m. >>> a group of teenagers want to create a memorial for their alhambra high school classmate. the 14-year-old from martinez was killed by train in march. it includes a climbing structure, climbing area and barbecue neighborhood where jenna lives. city officials like the idea but homeowners association owns the land turn them down. >> i think their mindset right now is that we are not taking it seriously, were just couple of high school kids doing a

then the nfl league office will likely weigh in regarding alden smith. 49ers general manager trent ball ki releasing that statement to us, quote, we are aware that aalden entered a plea today in a case that we have closely monitored. today was an important step towards bringing that to a resolution. >>> a break-in robbery caught on video. a man with a shotgun hit a's customer, all this happened two weeks ago at a convenience store on north capital avenue in north san jose. you can see the suspect yelling at customers, then pointing his not gun at a worker demanding all money in the register. he left in a silver toyota sedan with some cash and another suspect behind the wheel. >>> we're following a developing story in east san jose. a construction worker fell to his death near the intersection of sierra and north capital avenue this afternoon. this is the second deadly construction accident in the bay area in less than 24 hours. nbc bay area's marianne pfafavr is at the site. do we know what went wrong? >> reporter: investigators are looking into it, but what we do know is the man was de

bo staying at turnover of more than a hundred billion dollars while trent ella also on the sanctions list belongs to the group and is one of russia's biggest real transporters up well. an other target is asking a group of major gas pipeline builder and one of gas firms main contractors its revenues around ten billion dollars. a former speaker of the belgian parliament alone even as police the sanctions are more symbolic than economic listen to the point that these sanctions have shown they can do. which do not over emphasize them. so far insisted that he should not forget that the sanctions basically it's a relations purposes. he noticed actually if you can see that the current situation there are still white wine. he's not the same day. they are politically symbolic and freddie and i didn't see us when we show you too. which one to defect. but i see a national up next the swirls apart with a tumbling come to know what. i knew i i i. to the us the rule. the american humanist association is really riled up over that one very famous chunk of the pledge of allegiance that was added to f

lott, bill frist, republican -- well, trent lott and bob dole. bill frist came after i left. republican leaders. whether it was republican or whether it was democrat, they honored the tradition of the senate. they honored what the senate was designed to be. no one was more he will ghent allowing the -- no one was more eloquent in allowing the majority to play a role, to offer amendments to bills, to debate those bills, to vote. sometimes we won, sometimes we lost, but we at least had the opportunity for our voices to be heard and for our colleagues to cast their "yea" or to cast their "nay" on what we were offering. no one was a greater defender of those minority rights than then-majority leader robert byrd from west virginia. robert byrd is lionized here in terms of his long service and remembered most for the fact that he was so faithful to the constitution of the united states and so faithful to the traditions of the senate and the rules of the senate and the procedures of the senate. and whether it was republican or democrat, liberal or conse

trent dresner and others that they have wrought in have been -- trent reznor, and others that they have in as radio programmers have helped that. >> but will it be good enough to destroy the bane of the artists existence, which is the illegal download? the more people sign up for streaming, the less they will be inclined to illegally download, which still goes on. >> it still goes on, but a lot of the pirating is more for movies and tv. there is a shrinkage of it in music. >> the reason why beats has said it is the closest to artists is because it does not offer a free option. you cannot just go on to beats and listen to free music. >> like you can pandora. >> or spotify, for that matter. with beats isg that there is no such thing as a free lunch. they were trying to think -- change the way people think about music, where it is free and you don't have to pay the artist for it. is,he other side of it don't forget that at one point, half of beats was owned at one time by htc. they learned from that experience when they bought back that 50% as to how to integrate the hardware. and the othe

. >> host: we have been talked about the author and educational, trent ray.out her book "the road out: a teacher's odyssey in poor america." >> henry petroski talks about the role of engineers in society. he discusses why some design eventually fail in his book to forget to sign he looked headline to keep failures like 1940 tacoma narrows bridge collapse. the space shuttle challenger explosion in the deepwater rights and oils though. it's about 25 minutes. >> host: you are watching the tv on c-span2. from time to time, we go to universities throughout the country to talk with professors who are authors about their books. today we have on the duke university campus in durham, north carolina. joining us is professor henry petroski. professor petroski, what do you do for a living besides teach it to? what is your background? >> guest: my background is mostly academic. about 20 or 30 years ago i began writing about engineering, increasingly books. since then, that is a principal occupation, lecturing and generally doing a lot of thinking about engineering. >> hos

all the sappy a little i moved to north korea and if north korea to not talk or eat when trent tiniest some advice they should clean coal is economic or on that note you know the essentials to north korea in this state with china a letter that though do you think that she didn't think administration is willing to stop the deadline for north korea i'm just appalled done tonight before we were forty eight. this is yuki and ten use of the universe and that if north korea having nuclear weapons for example i can or trendy wore off fifty nuclear weapons it could be a good sweat to not be a boon to this sort of korean peninsula to the north it is to asia if we persuade china to do the part of things to stop the north koreans so blessed and actions. i think they could to be yes and that they could do more than the us posada brussels potential response to a fourth nuclear test. is there any more room for us to impose sanctions this problem when he climbs into this weekend was lots of the contentions. i don't think that no work. the youth so i think that we need to conceal it. the new two disti

bringing the personal and human stories and thanks to dufty and the mayor's office of housing and trent war and hsa and the staff and i think that the presentations were hefful. and i think that laura what we have done right and what we can do better and i hope that we are looking at and as the controller's report comes out and i think that it says in september, some ideas, for more strongly supporting.3 >> both of these staff are assigned to our bayview office which is located at 1315 evans and all the clients that are served on that caseload reside in that district. the caseload is capped. this is a specialized caseload assigned to a probation officer. it's capped at 40 and consists of solely high-risk domestic violence offenders. this grant has enabled us to collaborate very closely with san francisco police department and we've had this grant for three years prior. we are required to submit an additional application. we ask that you approve this agenda item as proposed. >> okay, thank you very much. colleagues, if no questions, there is no budget analyst report on item number the so

. >> trent, you and i have talked about how changes in federal law might be impactinginging the federal food stamp program, snap, around the country but here in san francisco or california we're somewhat protected. can you describe how and what the difference is in other places? >> it's a complex change in federal law that i'm not going to walk through the details. but the implications in the change in the farm bill that you note, supervisor, is that the average allotment for a family on food stamps, cal fresh, would be reduced by about $100 to $120 per year. the reason i said there's no implication for us is because the state of california is working within the context of the federal law to try to mitigate those federal cuts by back filling -- basically using state funds to back fill that loss of federal dollars. although the details haven't been worked out yet, the state has said its intention is to not have households of single adults and families be harmed by that change in the farm bill. it has to do with a deduction related to what's called the low income energy assistance and it'

on how things have gone for the current year and we can base release of funds on those remarks from trent rourke >> to clarify, just to get specific what that would entail would be approving a salary ordinance for this fiscal year, given we have such a short period of tie, i think putting it on reserve it would just be back in a few weeks but it would be i think next year's the hsa position ordinance increasing that. that's almost --. >> so i have a mind --. >> sorry, there's another option to thin for a week to see if everyone can figure this out and i'll throw that out there's a different option. >> we can do that too. >> again, i'm sensitive to timing and implementing, i'm sorry mr. city attorney if i screwed up my explanation there of my thought process. >> deputy city attorney john gepner. i wanted to be sure i was understanding supervisor avalos' comment. you can place funds on reserve. if you want to consider future aso amendments you can do that by continuing the item or as supervisor farrell says, approving the positions for this fiscal year, considering the position begin in nex

since then visit his folks who needed to get a glimpse of the team's coach trent is housed in the egyptian museum in cairo the team itself. i can't eat in luxembourg. the saxon replica of the team constructed using cutting edge three d modeling is virtually indistinguishable from the region now. is absolutely unique style in egypt we see this. well they have done is to get from tourists in the future. chas to visit some of the fix up a copy of the ritual to room available so i did things inside to the people on the stand that stuff. go to the problem was how the tomb was discovered that the museum as well as being a two and having seen the original myself three or four times. i cannot tell the difference. well let's take an atlanta company chooses some of his dealings in testimonies taken from page is family and friends to this day the nigerian paper the meeting that on the women's protest in the capital of the jet protest against the ducks that the two hundred and thirty cows from bed boarding school in chicago two weeks together and we can see that headline i received a formal have escap

coalition of the homelessness for a ignorant person to know about this venue and officials like dufty and trent who was one of the few people that answered my letter for the fast track program. that i sent to the advocate before he game mayor and so many of my things that the sky based internet, and so many things were taken from me on the counter terrorism investigations in spinning singapore and i got a escort to the u.s. and no answer why, the coalition of the homeless, i would be remiss not to thank them, we need a vehicle residence registration and so when the officers see us, or see the plates they will run the plates and know what category we in and even if you have to charge a fee to do so, or be so we will be glad to do it. but the transition out is possibly shoe box units, 500 square feet and not market rate. we are poor, we cannot afford market rate. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is lori ransom. and i just wanted to tell you a little bit about my story. i had lost my apartment, and cheated death, due to an intruder in my apartment, a

. >> and both trent and margo talked about the types of housing, that are in our existing support housing system. and one of the things that we wanted to note, is that as we are building new affordable, and new supportive housing or new affordable housing there is the advantage, that over, you know, in some respects master leasing some of the existing buildings, and these buildings, are often created, with the supportive housing and supportive services in mind, and you can go to i think that the most recent ground breaking or not ground breaking but the opening that we had was the cousin of the community and that was the designed from the ground up and knowing that we were going to serve, formerly chronic homeless individuals there and part of the whole design of that building was about the service space and how the service space would engage the residents in a way that would sort of entice them to the services, services are voluntary but really plan for that service space to be bright and active as opposed to being in the basement of an sro and the tl. and you know, sometimes, you know,

trent murphy selected in round two. 47th pick. 65, 250 pounds. huge hands if that is important to you. a little bit of government, today finds water once, then he is going to find it again. missed a cut. he is 12 under with a one shot lead over jordan speak. and thank you, larry >> join me tonight at 9:00, that is cable channel 13 math whiz an 8th grader just won a competition. tonight tough question he answered see if you can get it right. >> then at 11:00 paying your parents debt. all because of something that happened when you were a child. michael finney finds out why thousands of refunds were seized this year. and we have back to back episodes of grey's anatomy. and next tuesday is marvels agents of shield. just go to abc7 news.com. >> finally tonight what matters helping the helpless. anger and disgust at kidnappings of 275 school girls in nigeria. a terrorist group is responsible. he is promising to sell the girls into slavery or as child brides for as little as $12. it just demonstrates this man's sick lack of respect for fellow human bei

and trent gave you a lot more information as well, about the system. and so just to remind you why dph does the housing at all, and given that we actually have and the health department and that is to improve the health and well-being of homeless persons why reducing the cost of over utilization of the emergency services which are mostly our services at the health department. our philosophy around that is that housing is a healthcare intervention and that we support our tenants to recover from trauma and improve the over all health and well-being that is our goal. i also that the department of public health facility that with all of our patients and clients and residents in all of the systems that we have our priority is to have people be in the least restrictive and the most appropriate setting possible. so, i want to show you our little bit of our current housing ladder and you will remember from last time that the incorrect access to housing we have 1700 units, and part of that is the lease and most of that is in local operating subsidy programs. an

i think that the last question, is, as trent said earlier as we move to the question of working on supportive housing we really called it permanently supportive and because we always, you know, when the old notion of transitional housing, was well, great, but what do you transition to at the end of two years? >> again, in terms of approving the existence system, both increased and decrease td levels of services for our residents, and getting, residents into the right type of housing. you know, again, what we as we are working with the housing authority, we clearly know that there are service needs in the public housing. and one of the goals of you know, the reenvisioning is insuring that they get access to the services that are appropriate for them. >> and i think that one of the critical things, in terms of, and the other part of it is just in terms of, our portfolio over all. and you know, this is not quite like having a monolythic authority and transfer of roles and things like that but how can we facilitate the movement of residents who are housed to the appropriate levels of service and

trent murphy selected in round two. 47th pick. 65, 250 pounds.ands if that is important to you. a little bit of government, today finds water once, then he is going to find it again. missed a cut. he is 12 under with a one shot lead over jordan speak. and thank you, larry >> join me tonight at 9:00, that is cable channel 13 math whiz an 8th grader just won a competition. tonight tough question he answered see if you can get it right. >> then at 11:00 paying your parents debt. all because of something that happened when you were a child. michael finney finds out why thousands of refunds were seized this year. and we have back to back episodes of grey's anatomy. and next tuesday is marvels agents of shield. just go to abc7 news.com. >> finally tonight what matters helping the helpless. anger and disgust at kidnappings of 275 school girls in nigeria. a terrorist group is responsible. he is promising to sell the girls into slavery or as child brides for as little as $12. it just demonstrates this man's sick lack of respect for fellow human beings. th

trent lott. can now to our all stars it is in a cold peace -- amicable peace. >> i agree with the former speaker. it is losing influence in this cycle is cyclical. i would also make the argument the things are getting better and the economy is improving and people are sick of the fiscal austerity so maybe this is not the time for the teapartier but they are now losing too much influence. neil: but i worry about that is this the call of the storm that it is a matter of time and we are just whistling past the graveyard >> 53 percent of americans are less enthusiastic about the upcoming midterm so people are not paying attention to that committee pretty with a surplus so perhaps they just turn back because they are comfortable neil: and those hate the other guy's more? >> the teapartier is decentralized for a reason. but they also keep some republicans in jack -- check neil: but i see the mainstream republicans getting very cocky. they use this as fuel for their argument. say what you will of the te

now to our all stars of what trent lott was saying. amoco -- and a global peace? laurin. what do you make of that? >> i agree with the former speaker. ditty party is losing influence in this cycle. and i make the argument that things are getting better. people are sick of the austerity and is sick of talking about there. maybe this is not the time for the cheaper it -- teapartier but they're not losing influence. neil: i think we have the column of the storm and i worry that we start sucking off the system with the benefits and whistling past the graveyard is limited to 3 percent of americans are less than enthusiastic of the mid term stand the past. maybe they are not paying attention to the nitty gritty and a surplus 5% less so perhaps they turn back to the base because they are comfortable and they have been here longer. >> but most hates to the other one more. >> that teapartier is fragmented and decentralized for a reason. they keep democrats in check but also republicans and that is okay. neil: i see the mainstream using these as the fuel for their argument. that yo

why many people are now on team trent. the prelat feet. my feet. i have flat feet.i learned where the stress was at the dr.scholl's foot mapping center. then i got my number, which matched the custom fit orthotic inserts with the right support. find your closest foot mapping center at drscholls.com. i'm a believer. >>> something of the movie tron. they have to design between three designs. they'll be using 36789 d printed parts. each will be body scanned to make sure the suits fit perfectly the goal to perfect the space suit for the first humans to reach mars. they're not necessarily going for big style. >> no. >> take a look at this 10-month-old male red panda arrived with a new enclosure and tree house. experts say the animal faces threat of severely reduced habitat. the panda's name will be announced next week. and take a look at this mouth watering site. the list of the 50 best tacos in america. san francisco's la taqueria took the top spot. >> is that the way you like it? >> i do. sure. >> good to know. >> two other san francisco restaurants made the top 50. an

we're going to time that out on futurecast we have a big warning trent i will show you how hot it will get and how it will impact your mother's day. best sound is with victim. >> pam: started to be tam he woke up from the beating with a broken nose nerve damage and problems with his eye. he found up that he was a sock he was charged with assaulting the officers and now his family are suing the police. still to come. i was hit and hit some so many times. i do not remember >> pam: >> pam: still ahead tonight cancer concerns with chemical spot in your shampoo. gabe slate tech report states tim stay tuned for gabe slate tech report >> pam: nick tonight at 8 the future in car technology kron4 high-tech reporter dave slate got a sneak peek of a first of this kind and automobiles. >> reporter: gabe slate tech report >> reporter: this is the first time under this c e s that this car has been out in public so i had a chance to see it in public and learn more about it. >> to see on the roof makes about 300 w of power. it is the first of its kind vehicle that enables the battery to provide power

name any majority leader before -- tom daschle, trent lott. is excited that a guy is going out telling falsehoods. >> i'm not defending it. don't put me in the position -- >> i'm not. i'm not nicole wallace. i'm not putting you in a corner here. >> look. i have been lamenting. this is the worst, i would say, collective bipartisan leadership of the united states senate in my lifetime and for anybody older, i would challenge you to find it. it is amazing to me collectively mcconnell how it's a combative senate. it's a leadership-heavy senate. it's a senate that doesn't respect ranking members to let them do things as much as they used to. and it's overally political. not necessarily partisan. overly political. it seemed to be a regular occurrence that the senate majority leader and republican leader used to appear together on "meet the press." used to happen all the time. they don't even think about doing things like that now. >> i was just going to bring up trent lott and tom daschle would tear each other on "meet the press" but be friendly aft

when you talk about fred sessions and waxman and markey, and trent franks, pete sessions, i should sayu have to look at someone like fred upton who is chairman of the house committee, who gets most of his contribution from energy companies and lobbyists, a one-time grid supporter who is preventing bills from coming up for a vote. what can the public do in a scenario like this? >> precisely what you're doing, getting smart about it. we have a website, i would commend them. securethegrid.org. fred upton has been in the past a supporter of some of this legislation. at this point, he has not let it out of this committee. not this critical infrastructure protection act but something called the shield act now. we need his help in getting this also enacted because at the moment, what's really missing, judge, is the engagement of the electronic utilities who you think have as much at stake to fix the vulnerabilities of their infrastructure and thereby ensure all the others work as well. >> and insta-poll results, what do you wish politicians' mothers taught them. sharon says, tell the truth, k

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scandal involving the v.a., but the fact that president obama comes under criticism, the obama doc trent, reid -- doc trip ridiculed by many as being weak, pointing to syria, the president backing away from a bombing campaign in the wake of a bombing deployment by bashar al-assad. they point to a muscular response by the united states. the president took sharp disagreement and angry at times - there were a couple of press conferences on a recent overseas trip where i was in attendance, where the president rebuked the claims. again, we expect the president to take the criticisms head on in a season at west point. >> speaking of the criticism, one of the biggest things we mentioned was that "we are going to bring you guys back by the end of the year." haven't we heard this before? >> this has been the goal. he campaigned on it in 2012, it was announced some time ago. the president talking about the afghan surge, and you recall how controversial that was. 2-3 years ago when the american forces upped numbers by 30-40,000, and according to what the president and officials and aids said over t