i udal p >>> welcome back. time now 5:38. i'm in for elizabeth this morning. temperatures on the cool side or cold side depending on where you are. 28 degrees in roxboro. town by town 36 degrees so milder in wake forest, 37 in garner and in the 40s in benson, clinton reporting rain in the last half hour. 42 in hope mills and 37 in apex. take a look at the next five days. big warm up requiring a smiley face. temperatures in the 40s today but warming to 50 tomorrow with a lot of sun and breezy though. 56 on saturday, sunday 65, on the way. more on that coming up renee. >> the smiley face is a nice touch amy. fayetteville city council is holding a special meeting to talk about the way the county distributes sales tax dollars. the current agreement expires at the end of the fiscal year. they meet at 5 this evening inside city hall. you have until sunday to sign up for health insurance under the affordable care act. by law if you do not have health coverage you will have to pay a penalty. you can get in person help on donald ross drive in raleigh. they will be ther

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he walked into a barbershop in manchester, new hampshire and said hi, "i'm morris udall from arizona and i'm running for president of the united states, and the barber said yeah we were just laughing about that this morning." [ laughter ] >> seth: good people. good people. that's my hometown right there you're talking about. so i know very well. >> so all i'm saying is its totally unpredictable. anybody that says he can shoot somebody and still get elected, that's beyond any frame work of politics that i've ever seen. >> seth: well the crazy thing is that somebody can say that, it's the fact that it's not making any difference in the poll >> right. you can say anything but it doesn't seem no matter what he says. build a wall, make mexicans pay for it. >> seth: there were, i feel like 20, 20 flubs back he said about >> seth: everyone said this is the end of the trump express, and it wasn't even close. when someone like your old running mate like sarah palin supports trump what is your view on something like that? >> i respect sarah's view and obviously it gave "saturday night live" an

and he said, a guy from what do you think about moe udall for president? he said "i don't know i only met him twice." and that's funny because it's people in wisconsin are conventional wisdom, excuse me, new hampshire, the conventional wisdom was that you had to really let them get to know you. that's beauty of new hampshire. yordu can't buy new hampshire. well, trump's winning by whatever it is in new hampshire. >> seth: are there too many -- >> by the way, moe udall, nobody ever remembers him, i loved him. he walked into a barbershop in manchester, new hampshire and said hi, "i'm morris udall from arizona and i'm running for president of the united states, and the barber said yeah we were just laughing about that this morning." [ laughter ] >> seth: good people. good people. that's my hometown right there you're talking about. so i know very well. >> so all i'm saying is its totally unpredictable. anybody that says he can shoot somebody and still get elected, that's beyond any frame work of politics that i've ever seen. >> seth: well the crazy thing is t

all hours of the night that would be creepy udall's some >> for this mission last year but did to people were surveyed and ask questions of an ethical beecher. they found people were more ethical when they were drunk. let's be specific. they deal with the trade problem you have to decide if you killed one person to save another. it is more ethical to save somebody if you kill somebody else to do. to test this out i went to my favorite bar. it was of little bit empty but i found just the right behan to be a subject for retest. sixth drinks a and i gave him a number seven. what do you do do you kill and there you go. the second question he had more trouble. there is a person above the tracks the only person that can stop the trade if you push the fat man on to the tracks the five people would be saved or let the of that band go. what do you do one? >> save the fact that. >> now the third question we thank round out the fat piano on the bridge sabotaging the brakes. day you push have? >> yes. because he admitted he sabotage the trade. to disprove the story the basic conclusion is that when

. >> the washington post suggested >> what do udall shiny things? >> is that shame mail on sarah palin. >> the sweater is delightful. more power to her. she wore it a couple of months ago for a network tv interview. palin starting shimmering long ago. just the time she came in third for (m) alaska. she wore what seemed to be her daughter's dress joking. >> what if i were to choose donald trump as my running mate. and i can see russia from my house. >> i can see snl folks trying to track down one of those sold out sweaters for tina fey. see tina back on snl tomorrow? please. >> kim: police able to stop a car chase with a little bit of help. we'll explain how this all ended >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, i have an important message about security. write down the number on your screen, so you can call when i finish. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. this is a lock for your life insurance, a rate lock, that guarantees your rate can never go up at any time, for any reason. but be careful. many policies you see

they see this disappointment that the epa has not udall of its tools to go after hydraulic fracturinge's a lot of disappointment by some of those on the environment will spectrum. iran expressing regret over the attack on the saudi embassy in tehran did tension on high after the execution of a prominent shiite cleric. saudi arabia's neighbors have joined in cutting ties with iran. us about the strategic importance of bahrain. we have a large naval base there. he large shiite population. it is important to american interests in the middle east. adam: absolutely and very important to saudi arabia and security. miles off the eastern coast of saudi arabia. saudi arabia's largest petrochemical facility res is ls than 15 miles from the bahrain mainland. me, ifofficial put it to iran establishes a beachhead on postin, they have a nice to the jugular vein of the iranian economy. david: we saw some scaling back .oday ov are you worried about how this might play out in the region? this is very dangerous, but not new. the tensions go back a long way. in theve their origin responsibility over the

. >> thank you, senator udall. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you both for your, your service to the country. we really appreciate all of the hard work and what are very, very difficult circumstances. ambassador olson, you mention in your opening statement here, the administration remains committed to a stable and secure afghanistan, and we remain convinced that a negotiated settlement between the government of afghanistan and the taliban is the surest way to end the conflict. and i -- i'm wondering, i have the same impression, that -- that senator kaine does. i'm not on the armed services committee, but that there's a very stark difference here between, between some of the intelligence, but that aside, let me ask, if we're wanting to get them to the peace table in this afghan-led peace process, isn't the taliban have to be at a point in their situation, in the conflict, where they feel there's a reason for them to come to the table? where they're -- and looking at it, from my perspective, your testimony and others here, that

revolutionary planning efforts like our 1980 groundwater management act, and leaders from carl hayden to mo udall to jon kyl, arizona has grown and thrived. [applause] we're building on that, and we have a plan in motion. right now, a team of our top water experts, users and providers are charting the path forward. i've directed them to investigate new, long-term sources for water in our state. explore additional conservation opportunities. and identify future infrastructure needs so we don't end up like sorry california. [applause] i've also given the green light to the arizona department of water resources to use existing dollars to hire new staff that the water community has been requesting for years, experts who can take these plans and make them work. [applause] when it comes to our economic future, we're planning for tomorrow, and we're innovating, starting with the arizona commerce authority. we know what businesses look for when deciding where to locate, quality of life, low taxes, light regulations, good financing, and qualified workers. it's time for aca 2.0, with a renewed focus on mar

revolutionary planning efforts like our 1980 ground water management act and leaders from karl hayden to mo udall to jon kyl, arizona has grown and thrived. we're building on that, and we have a plan in motion. right now a team of our top water experts, users and providers are charting the path forward. i've directed them to investigate new long-term sources for water in our state, explore additional conservation opportunities, and identify future infrastructure needs so we don't end up like sorry california. i've also given the green light to the arizona department of water resources to use existing dollars to hire new staff that the water community has been requesting for years, experts who can take these plans and make them work. when it comes to our economic future, we're planning for tomorrow and we're innovating. starting with the arizona commerce authority. we know what businesses look for when deciding where to know late, quality of life, low taxes, light regulation, good financing, and qualified workers. it's time for aca 2.0 with the renewed focus on marketing and promotion. we have a g

seen included in the bill, such as a national renewable electricity standard introduced by senator udall which i cosponsored, and there were proposals included in the bill that i would not have supported on their own. however, i was willing to support a compromise that provides positive direction to our country in the midst of an energy transformation. now that the full senate is considering the bill, i'd like to remind my colleagues of the effort that went into reaching this compromise. we should not squander the opportunity before us with amendments that will simply erode bipartisan support for the bill or draw a presidential veto. so much has changed in how energy is produced and consumed since the senate passed its last energy bill in 2007. our country is in the middle of a transformation toward cleaner sources of energy and greater energy efficiency in our vehicles, homes and businesses. hawaii's leading the way on many fronts in this transformation. hawaii has already set the most ambitious electricity standard of any state, and that's 100% renewable electricity by 2045. and our st

could take: a full-blown constitutional amendment like the one pushed forward by my colleague senator udall to restore authority to congress and to the states. now, i got to say, i am reluctant to take on a constitutional amendment, but we need to defend our great democracy against those who would see it perverted into one more rigged game where the rich and the powerful always win. and that means taking every step possible, including amending the constitution. six ideas that would help bring an end to a corrupt political system. six ideas that congress, the administration, the s.e.c., and the f.c.ce.c. could put together right now. and a seventh idea -- a constitutional amendment that we could begin working on today. this congress doesn't lack for workable ideas for thousand route out -- for how to route out the influence of money and politics. this congress just lacks a spine to do it. six years ago the united states supreme court turned loose a flood of hidden money that is about to drown our democracy. we can blame the supreme court. heck, we should blame the supreme court. but that is