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uma?nk you very much. >>> a chinese-born american citizen is back with his family in houston after serving more than eight years in chinese prison. human rights groups say he was released friday and then immediately deported. china accused him of illegally collecting information on the country's oil industry. american diplomats lobbied for his release saying the alleged crime did not fit what was a very harsh punishment. >>> and recovery efforts have been suspended in the french alps at the site that have downed germanwings jet. they are stopping work through at least the weekend because they have salvaged most of what they need from that crash site. this just days after authorities announced they have collected enough human remains to begin dna analysis on the victims. crews have also recovered the plane's data recorder which investigators say shows that co-pilot intentionally crashed that jet. >>> a health scare involving at least three dead customers has shut down operations at a popula

uma? >> and two contenders have already made it official. kentucky senator rand paul and texas senator ted cruz with their debut. what impact are they having with independent voters? is their message making any difference with the critical voters? pollster and frank lunts is joining us. >> folks really responded more favorably to rand paul than ted cruz on the these opening days. >> it's interesting to me that both of them had very public-centered announcements, that they environment via twitter or social media. rand paul's announcement in terms of visually has not seen something so good in many, many years, the flags behind him rather than people, the intensity, the emotion, a very well-contexted speech, but subject count ted cruz out. we've got a couple clips to show you all about why ted cruz did so well. i'll have you call them. >> i want to bridge up the point where ted cruz starts in as the outsider in washington even though he is a senator he does refer to the fact that the answers

uma. >> all right, thank you very much. joining us now for more on the fallout over the donations from foreign countries to the clinton foundation and the impact all this may have on the presidential campaign former chief of staff to president george h.w. bush along with being the former governor of new hampshire, john sinunu. the concerns are coming from the so-called vast right wing conspiracy. in fact news organizations like newsweek and the new york times saying it's time for her to offer an explanation. in fact "the new york times" editorial this week pointed out, if we can put that on the screen that they really believe that she needs to come up with some answers. several points need to be addressed by mrs. clinton and the former president. these relate most importantly to the flow of multimillions in donation from foreigners and others to the foundation. how mrs. clinton dealt with conflicts and how she intends to guard against such conflicts should she win the white house. so the fact is this story isn't going away.

uma?h for that update. >>> and we go back live pictures from new hampshire. governor bobby jindal of louisiana talking. trying to drum up support in new hampshire. one of more than 20 republican presidential hopefuls. carly fiorina joins us next after she just wrapped up her remarks to tell us how it all went. . so start now at the bass pro shops workender event and sale. with great deals throughout the store. plus free demos, social hour and great prizes april 24th and 25th. this is good, mom. "good"? (chuckles) it's delicious! and this new kibble blend is so healthy. thank you. no, nancy, thank you. kibbles 'n bits. because every bit matters. i hate cleaning the gutters. have you touched the stuff? it's evil. and ladders... awwwwwww!!!!! they have all those warnings on them. might as well say, "you're going to die, jeff". you hired someone to clean the gutters? not just someone. someone from angie's list. but we're not members. we don't have to be to use their new snapfix feature. angie'

>> reporter: hi uma. this is 1944th national rifle association convention, bringing some 70,000 enthusiasts. here's a quick graphic of who will be speaking today about the second amendment right to bear arms in the united states. there's not a lot of difference in the republicans candidates on. that this will be an attempt to rally the republican base. there will be some absenteeism. senator rand paul is not going to be here. he is in iowa campaigning of course. he just announced his campaign in the last few days and is continuing on to the first in the nation caucus state today. he has an a rating as do almost all of the presidential candidates. marco rubio will be announcing his campaign on monday. that will be somewhat eclipsed by all the talk about hillary clinton. and it's meant on some level to contrast himself with rand paul. mr. paul is going to run for senate re-election at the same time he seeks the white house bid. in the case plaintiff rubio, it's expect -- in the case plaintiff rubio, it's ex

let's write it about uma thurman and reached out and said can we name the song this?us know. my kids love it. so looking forward to you >> thank you. >> -- hosting. ludi, we wish you luck. how crazy the energy is at "gma." nothing compared to the billboard music awards. >> this is true. yes. >> all right. everybody, the awards will broadcast live from the mgm grand, may 17th, 8 p.m. eastern 7:00 central right here on abc. tickets on sale this afternoon, 3:30 eastern, 12:30 pacific and, guys, coming up, we have a dog that is acing table tennis. so you do not want to miss this. >> i don't know if i want to see it. >> no, you do. you do. you do. come on. work with me. we'll be right back. ♪ can't touch this ♪ ♪ can't touch this ♪ ♪ my my my ♪ >>> this week on "the view what will kathy griffin say? what will nick cannon do? buckle in because this week there's no holding back on "the view" and the stars are coming out to play. yeah, you're going to enjoy "the view" on abc. ♪ you can't touch this ♪ >>> "good morning america" brought to you by listerine total care, one bottl

. >>> hello, everybody, i'm uma pej raju in washington. a devastating earthquake hits nepal.dreds and unfortunately that number is expected to rise as we get reports some villages are all but wiped out. another controversy strikes. just as hillary clinton pitches ahead in her run for the white house. an explosive new book getting set to hit the book shelves soon. alleging millions in speaking fees and donations bought favors at the clinton state department. >> i think the former secretary of state's going to have to spend a fair amount of time explaining why the

. >>> i'm uma pemmaraju in washington.ident obama and raul castro meeting in person in central america at the opening of the summit of americas in panama. both will be sitting down sitting down later today for talks. we will have a live report from panama and get reag from cuban american congressman who is upset with the president for doing this. >> big political news expected as fox news confirms that hillary clinton will be announcing her plans to make another bid for the white house in 2016. she is expected to head to iowa where she is expected to start campaigning in days. marco rubio as well. >> and now a new battle underway for the alamo. join us. >> sometimes when i have listened to left and loving expressions by christians, i get concerned. >> president obama under fire for criticizing christianity again, this time at an easter prayer breakfast. here is what he said at the national prayer breakfast. >> and lest we get on our high horse and think this is unique to some other place remember that during the crusades a

let's write it about uma thurman and reached out and said can we name the song this?u're out there, please let us know. my kids love it. so looking forward to you hosting. ludi we wish you luck. how crazy the energy is at "gma." nothing compared to the billboard music awards. >> this is true. yes. >> everyone the awards will broadcast from the mgm grand, may 17th, 8 p.m. eastern right here on abc. tickets on sale this afternoon, 3:30 eastern, 12:30 pacific and, guy, coming up we have a dog that is acing table tennis. so you do want to miss this. >> i don't know if i want to see it. >> no, you do. you do. you do. come on. work with me. we'll be right back. ♪ can't touch this ♪ ♪ my my my ♪ thank you, cable for taking longer to upload our family movies. for the slower internet upload speeds. for taking longer to upload my files s to the cloud. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. and for never upgrading to 100% fiber optics thank you cable... thank you cable, because if we never had you... ...we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes.

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senate minority leader reid's take on his words about >>> hello, everybody, i'm uma pemmaraju in washingtont obama still pushing effort to sell his controversial nuclear deal with iran the plan would limit parts of the iran's nuclear program but doesn't dismantle it and that's a major concern for some lawmakers including senator mark kerr. you will hear from him at the stop of the hour. also also hear reaction from israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke man. >> in other news five people now under arrest in connection with the violent attack on a university campus in kenya this week police interrogating suspects hoping to target more terrorists meanwhile the terror group claiming responsibility is threatening even more attacks. >> and ted cruz makes the first ad by the 2016 race offering new clues as to his campaign strategy. fair and balanced debate on that race for the white house coming your way. more on these and the rest of your top stories coming up on "america's news headquarters" in this just a few minutes at the top of the hour. join us. >>> welcome back. so harry reid is st

what she felt was in deepest recesses of her heart, i hate to continue, but uma on friday, inspectoreral of state department announced he was responding to senator chuck grassley of iowa would investigate her for getting a $135,000 salary from say the department and a dispen saying for 35,000 more from a firm founded by bill clinton former chief of staff that sells political intelligence, and advice to foreign companies at same time she is top aide to hillary clinton at state department i would not have someone like that as traveling to iowa where chuck grass grassley is revered. lou: i'm laughing. i'm trying to remember. i get a sense of who you are going to be working again. who are you working for? a among entries we have three first year public senators do you think one offing a candidate? >> it is too early to say, but i will say they had all these can days have strengths. and challenges, i think that they have all done well in their announcement, the question is how well in the days afterward marco rubio last night gave a strong speech with a clear vision. but what impressed me

you've got uma on the same private server. you've got cheryl mills on that server. cheryl mills, the one who told everyone not to talk to chavitz when he went over there in ben ghazi. you can put together all the lines here and my fear is that scooby do and the scooby van are going to take observe. >> i'll tell you, judge, if we can carry the burden of persuasion, which is a pretty easy burden to carry, that the public and the media in congress should have access to the entire public record of anyone who has been secretary of state: those documents belong to us. they expect her to come and answer some pretty legitimate questions. >> from your lips to god's ears. and hopefully, the public does understand how important this is. but i want to thank you, congressman, for being with us. >> yes, ma'am, thank you. >> coming up, an amazing story of survival. how one veteran's fight to adopt his military dog and best friend changed both of their lives. >>> welcome back to "justice." veterans and their military dogs have an unbreakable bond. together, they save lives and serv

chuck grassly is revered and on friday started to get traction on his questions about why did you allow umaabdean to double dip. >> i'm trying to remember how many questions i've asked -- >> one. sorry. >> i have to tell you, most entertaining. i get a sense of who you're going to be working against. and i'm not sure that you've selected who you'll be working for. but amongst the entries now we've got three first year republican senators. do you think one of them will likely be the candidate? >> well i think it's too early to say. i will say this they've had -- all these candidates have strengths all of them have challenges. i think that if all done well in their announcements. the question is how well they have done in the days afterwards. marco rubio last night, i think gave a strong passionate speech with a clear vision. but what really impressed me about marco rubio is what i've seen behind the scenes as he's prepared himself for this challenge. you can't prepare yourself in the midst of the malstrumentlstrument. he has been very series about it both in the foreign and domestic arena. h

. >>> ethan hawke and uma thurman. >> in the not too distant future, our dna will determine everything minute drop of blood. saliva, or a single hair determines where you can work, who you should mary. what you're capable of achieving. >> the movie came out in october of 1997, did terribly. 16 years later in october of 2013, it made an unusual comeback. or at least the wikipedia page had an unusual comeback. >> in the movie "gattica," -- >> the weird thing about that line from senator paul's speech today, where he says dna plays a primary role in determining your social class is that line appears almost verbatim in the wikipedia page. hey, that's what rand paul said. that was october 28th, 2013. we were reporting on a rand paul speech in virginia that day and discovered he had ripped his speech off from wikipedia. he just copied the wikipedia page word for word and that made up a big chunk of his speech. we were first to report that that night. then it sort of blew up in part because it turns out rand paul did this thing all the time. a reporter at buzzfeed reported out that rand paul

get this, you're going to have bill clinton and uma's husband, anthony weiner at times in the white house at the sa i am time. how long before the rose garden has a hot tub? >> that's the only bright spot i've heard. >> it's not just a bright spot. >> are you planning on hanging out there? is that why? >> it's like the grotto at the playboy mansion. >> and you better disinfect it. >> nasty. >> controlled water but i don't want to be in any kind of controlled water with them two. that's all i've got to say. >> she's trying to reinvent herself as the populist. her solution topple the wealthy, the earners, the employers. the nyt quoting today "in a meeting with economist this is year mrs. clinton intensity studied a chart that showed income inequality in the united states and mrs..ed at the top category and said the economy required a toppling of the wealthiest 1%." demanding 300 grand a speech, private jet transportation and royal suite accommodations, you are one of the one percenters. topple the wealthiest? >> unfortunate way to phrase it. it's actually a really unfortunate way to phrase

it looked like she and uma are fugitives some kind of failed foreign policy. be on the lookout former secretary of state and senior adviser. >> hiding from the people. >> exactly. and then today, did you notice at that thing, she's reading her heartfelt emotional talking points off cards in front of her. she keeps looking down at them. it was the weirdest thing. >> a leader from yesterday campaigning to bring us back to yesterday. what did you think of rubio's line? i thought it was powerful. >> i thought it was a passionate speech. he is off to a strong start. people who turned in -- tuned in yesterday, were probably impressed. i'm even more impressed at the way he's prepared himself over the last several years he's a very serious legislature, i know from friends in washington, and friends in the policy world how much he's done to go out and talk to people who know things about important issues, and he's picked them clean, he's asking for their input, not pressured him to support him, said i want to figure out the right thing to do about this big issue. >> it

also announced he is looking into did she violate rules on the emails and what was the story behind umang special emilyee status which is sprord. >> that is small ball compared. >> if you have an inspector general come out with adverse finding on all of this this will prompt, it will require the justice department for the u.s. attorney. >> how long will that take? >> it depends, i don't know. >> that's a situation. but i think it's a huge scandal if the fbi doesn't launch criminal investigation. >> i still do not understand how the secretary of state -- she clearly did not ask the state department can i have a private server and conduct all my private business after that and destroy it at will? she violated the rules didn't get legal guidance and did this deliberately. i just can't understand why the state department and the justice department have not moved before now. >> i think the folks are going to catch up with this story. do i believe this and i'm not saying this with eye hyperbole and any ideology at all this is enormous story. >> they have already caught up on it. >> the folks?

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. >>> so it starred ethan hawke and uma thurman. >> in the not too distant future, our dna will determinee hair determines where you can work, who you should marry, what you're capable of achieving. >> the movie "gattaca" came out in october of 1997, did terribly. but 16 years later in october 2013 "gattaca" made an unusual comeback or at least the wikipedia page about "gattaca" had an unusual comeback. >> in the movie "gattica" in the not too distant future dna plays a role in determining your social -- >> the weird thing about that line from senator paul's speech today in the not too distant future it's common and dna plays a primary role in determining your social class is that line appears almost verbatim in the wikipedia entry on "gattaca." quote, in the not too distant future -- hey, that's what rand paul said. that was october 28th, 2013. we were reporting on a rand paul speech in virginia that day and we discovered kind of accident that he had ripped his speech off from wikipedia. he just copied the wikipedia page word for word and that made up a big chunk of his speech. we were f

uma: mrs. clinton will apparently do it with a tweet a video and an e-mail. which holds the first contest of the presidential race. welcome to the both of you great to have y

with few key strokes uma see from a score, you might say gee it looks awful low.elow 720 it is low. work on. that will second thing, call your cable company, call your electric company, call your cell phone company. >> send me bills? >> ask them to send your bill history to the credit agency. they'll know what you are talking about. that will help your file grow your credit file. next thing to do, apply for what's called retail credit card. that kohl's card, target card, macy's, they denned to be easier to get. it is good way for lot of consumers specially younger consumers to get on the train so to speak when it comes to kit. last thing check out www.better money habit. com. great little free website. lots of tips on how to get a score. how to run up the score. that's our goal. >> what's your credit score smarty pants? >> let's say it is over 800 thank you very much. >> is it? >> thanks to my wife's good stewart ship of the family finances. >> thanks, man. >> all right, let's just call it 8:20. have you done this new app? it is hot, man. we just did it in the com

>> next we just put out a video for our song "uma thurmon" and then we go on tour with whiz khalifa.ng out there with fall out boy. >> just keep it going. you should be here, alex, as you have been hearing ought day. >> i wish i were serm. can you just ask the guys what is the most thrilling part about being at something like this? i mean, they performed all over the world. >> we want to know what's the most exciting part about being on the stage where it's about the issues or is that daunting to you? >> there's going to be speakers that are super performed, and we're the guys in the rock band and our job is to entertain the crowd. it's daunting to be on the national mall where mlk spoke. you know it's like crazy. >> it's cool stuff. what do you say to cynics out there who say, look, a rock band talking about political issues poverty issues economics there's no place for that. what's your reaction? >> any time you have a spotlight, you are -- what you need it do your spopt is to cast that spotlight on people who wouldn't be in the spotlight otherwise. for whatever the reason is if it

the woman in the blue dress that we saw just a minute ago, that was uma abadeen married to anthony wiener and top aide to hillary clinton. [indiscernible] announcer: that of course is donald trump arriving for the dinner and the dinner will take place in the largest ballroom in washington, d.c., it's at the washington hilton. 2,600 guests tonight at 260 tables 10 people per table. you'll hear from the president as well as cicely strong of "saturday night live," that's part of the entertainment and c-span will be live throughout the evening, so we're taking you now inside the ballroom here at the washington himent. -- hilton. ♪ ♪ [indiscernible] [indiscernible] ♪ [indiscernible] announcer: live coverage of the white house correspondents dinner. katie correct and justice scalia . some say this is what it is all about. having journalists and policymakers together. [indiscernible] announcer: you are watching live coverage inside the ballroom. 7:50 is when the pre-dinner program is due to begin. it often runs late as people go through the extra detectors to get into the dinner. there is a lot

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she has some of her top aides here, uma is a guest of cnn, the vice chair of hillary clinton's campaigner top officials who are now working for hillary clinton who used to work for president obama who are here tonight. so this is a lot of high powered hobnobbing between hollywood and washington. >> and interesting too, bri, i think of the people toying with an why would from the gop for a run for the white house, none of them are going except for john kasich, right? >> that's really fascinating, because even though i would say you have a lot of republican politicos, you don't have a lot of candidates. a lot of times republicans will tell you that they feel that hollywood, at least the vocal part of hollywood, is a more liberal set. so this is a venn yue where the think democratic candidates are going to be more comfortable. you know, i would love to see them all come through, because this is a fantastic venue and it's always a great place to make some news, too, in this venue where people might be caught off guard and need to slip us a little information. >> they may have just had a gla

the woman in the blue dress that we saw just a minute ago, that was uma abadeen married to anthony wiener and top aide to hillary clinton. [indiscernible] announcer: that of course is donald trump arriving for the dinner and the dinner will take place in the largest ballroom in washington, d.c., it's at the washington hilton. 2,600 guests tonight at 260 tables 10 people per table. you'll hear from the president as well as cicely strong of "saturday night live," that's part of the entertainment and c-span will be live throughout the evening, so we're taking you now inside the ballroom here at the washington himent. -- hilton. ♪ ♪ [indiscernible] [indiscernible] ♪ [indiscernible] announcer: live coverage of the white house correspondents dinner. katie correct and justice scalia . some say this is what it is all about. having journalists and policymakers together. [indiscernible] announcer: you are watching live coverage inside the ballroom. 7:50 is when the pre-dinner program is due to begin. it often runs late as people go through the extra detectors to get into the dinner. there is a lot