demonstration went sour, lastly the governor signed a bill that allowed west virginians to share unfiltered milk and other dairy products as long as the person consuming it signed a it signed a it signed a form acknowledging the health risks soig they celebrated by drinking a glass of un-pasteurized milk at least five of them called in sick today,c they insisted had nothing to do with the milkad. >> he come in the hallway and offeredin the company, i had a set thanatos the rest i have a doubt thatos raw milk had anything to do with it in my case. >> health officials investigate the source of the milk and how it was handled by tonight it is that so many got sick. >> a familiar face showed up at a john kasich campaign rally and other gadgets you expect to see hugging the republican governoro. >> want appear for a second, this is not so much a question as it is an complement, but on behalf of all of the american people want to thank you forof bringing a little class to the republican debates .as he looks like vermont senator bernie sanders but was an impostor, the real bernie sanders was in fl

next we're taking a look at both sides of this debate in a special edition of this week's fox 5 unfiltered> the tradition of african-american family day at the national zoo dates back to 1819. in fact this tradition began during segregation when blacks weren't allowed to participate in the white house easter egg roll. several days have been marred by violence letting some to question whether this should continue. in the past there have been chaotic scenes. there was a double shooting one year, police confirmed they've had to put more officers in that area to deter young people from using the day to settle their differences. this year the zoo officially changed the name to family day because of the stigma the day has brought in the past. and the name is not the only thing that's changed. >> we actually increase security. we increase screening to make sure that everybody who is coming is coming to have a great family experience. >> that's the way the world is moving. the world is moving into a multicultural environment. >> it could have happened anywhere. you can't live your life in a box an

the swhows eager to say -- the white house is eager to say that it is going to be broadcast, unfiltered. sunday afternoon arrests of a cuban disdenlts grou -- dissides group called ladies in white. counterdemonstrators and that was the headlines in major american newspapers today including the new york times. so a very mixed message here but the president pressing forward at this moment in his bilateral meeting with cuban president cast strow. we do expenditure remarks from these presidents but no questions as we understand it are going to be taken from the press. that is something the white house has fushe pushed for but e cuban government has not agreed. >> as i look behind you the road is pretty much empty. what is the atmosphere like in havana? >> reporter: i'm glad you asked that question. i've done a little bit of traveling, richelle. and out on the street everybody's heard about the 1950s era chevies driving down the street. it's hard to conceive of, unless you see it. hundreds of these cars, regular cubans are driving up and down the street in '57 chevy bel airs, driving through

. >> why the two divas are trashing each other on twitter as the divine miss m's unfiltered mouth puts her in the spotlight again. >> there's nothing i can say that won't sound like sour grapes. >>> then maria sharapova's drug test controversy. >> i did fail the test, and take full responsibility for it. >> how much could it cost her $195 million empire? >> she stands to lose a large chunk of that. "dancing's" new cast is revealed, but why did miley cyrus harass dancer jodie sweetin with this racy photo? >> not going to stop me. >>> plus our "insider" bonus. "the talk's" cheryl underwood opens up on her hidden heartache. >> i was raped on the street. >> sexual abuse. her husband's suicide. she's telling me how she survived her darkest moments. >> i will not let the people who violated me threaten my spirit. i'm a survivor. >>> now, hollywood from the inside-out. it's "the insider" together with yahoo! >>> it is an auction fit for a comedy queen. inside the late joan rivers' private collection up for auction to the highest bidder. >> can we talk? over 300 personal items from designer je

leaders cautioned pregnant women and young children in the city of jackson to refrain from drinking unfilteredecause of the high levels of lead. last august in sebring, ohio, routine tests turned up unsafe levels of lead in the town's drinking water after workers stopped adding a chemical to keep lead water pipes from corroding. so it isn't just flint's problem. it's our nation's problem. and it's up to us to make sure that outrage turns to action on behalf of all our cities. i'm fernando espuelas. have a great week. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ in the battle of burgers... ...jack made a declaration of delicious with the double jack combo. he formed a perfect union between 100% beef, cheese, and mouth. he took a stand for hot and salty fries. and the freedom to choose from hundreds of freestyle drinks all for $4.99. and america ate it up. true story. get the new double jack combo for just $4.99 'cause on march 30th, this deal is history. - today is the first day of sabre's new proj

counselor and social service staffers, all the emotional trauma inflicted by a predator who had unfiltered access to his victims. would you say this is the worst thing that has ever happened to the school system in. >> i absolutely believe this is one of the worst things i have seen or heard. >> reporter: maryland law requires anyone with information about suspected abuse report it to child protective services. >> if it's found anyone within the school had not abided by the mandatory reporting law, should they be fired? should they be charged? >> in my opinion, that's absolutely correct. we have removed two people from that school right now because of public allegations about possible misconduct, and out of an abundance of caution. >> reporter: the school system plans to hire someone from outside of the district to come in and do an internal investigation once police wrap up their work, and at this point, there's plenty dr. he has not spoken to principal williams who has been placed on leave. a lawsuit filed in connection with the case accused principal williams of refusing to take action

. >> why the two diva trashing each other on twitter as the divine m's unfiltered mouth puts her in theere's nothing i can say that w sound like sour grapes. maria sharapova's drug controversy. >> i did fail the test, and i take full responsibility for it. >> how much could it cos her $195 million empire. >> she stands to lose a large chunk of th >>> and number three, "dancing's" new cast is

leaders cautioned pregnant women and young children in the city of jackson to refrain from drinking unfilteredf the high levels of lead. last august in sebring, ohio, routine tests turned up unsafe levels of lead in the town's drinking water after workers stopped adding a chemical to keep lead water pipes from corroding. so it isn't just flint's problem. it's our nation's problem. and it's up to us to make sure that outrage turns to action on behalf of all our cities. i'm fernando espuelas. have a great week. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ >> from studio 20 at kofytv, it's the show that makes you sweat to the beat of the '70s. it's kofytv's dance party '70s special. i'm your dj, dj katie, and now the man who brings the party right into your living room, it's our host, morris knight. >> whoo, what's up people? our '70s episode of dance party. wow, are you guys ready for some '70s fun up in here? you guys look awesome, totally cool, totally groovy. alright, before we get into it, let's

unfiltered faucet. for more than a year now, rhonda and tens of thousands of flint residents, mostly minorities and many low income have been without certainty that their drinking water is safe. most recently hers tested with high amounts of lead, a toxic substance especially for children. rhonda's 12-year-old daughter kaylynn is developmentally condition. >> when you heard lead poisoning or lead problems in the water what did that mean for your family? >> it raises anxiety level, i feel like i'm numb and still rebuilding from a water issue in my home. in addition to my daughter being exposed to lead. >> reporter: how much had she been drinking the water? >> almost a year before that i got my own filter to put in there. we were drinking the water we were exposed and we were cooking with the water. >> it's going to rain. >> it's overwhelming, and this is just something that every day you have to deal with. >> put it back up there on the banister. >> flipt' flint's water problem started when the city opte

leaders cautioned pregnant women and young children in the city of jackson to refrain from drinking unfiltered tap water because of the high levels of lead. last august in sebring, ohio, s drinking water after workers stopped adding a chemical to keep lead water pipes from corroding. so it isn' t just flint' s problem. it' s our nation' s problem. and it' s up to us to make sure that outrage turns to action on behalf of all our cities. i' m fernando espuelas. have a great week. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its [narrator] - out here... in space... things can happen. small things in big places, big things in small places, and strange things in clingery places. let's go and see, shall we? ooh, look, tiny and small are growing a plant in their little garden like mother clanger has grown in her big garden. [whistling] they really want that plant to grow. [tiny and small whistling]

. >> why the two diva trashing each other on twitter as the divine m's unfiltered mouth puts her in thehere's nothing i can say that w sound like sour grapes. maria sharapova's drug controversy. >> i did fail the test, and i take full responsibility for it. >> how much could it cos her $195 million empire. >> she stands to lose a large chunk of th >>> and number three, "dancing's" new cast is revealed, but why did miley cyrus harass jodie sweetin with this r photo? >> not going to stop me. >> plus our "insider" bonus. "the talk's" cheryl un opens up on her hidden heartache. >> done straight. >> sexual abuse. her hu suicide. she's telling me how she survived her darkest moments. >> i will not let the peop violated me threaten my spirit. i'm a survivor. >> now, hollywood from the inside-out. it's "the insider" together with ya

let me hear it unfiltered. but instead you have all these people shutting us down. you can't even listen. i was for chris christie and then ben carson before that. >> reporter: as you know, donald trump is a polarizing figure. did you expect something like this would happen in a place where this rich and diverse opinions? >> i didn't think it would be this bad. i saw people on facebook talking about going here and getting tickets so people wouldn't show up. they were hoping for an etchty hall. how sad is that? just go. see what he's got to say. speak out the opinions you don't like. maybe a light will come on, or maybe you're be more reassured you're right. either way, let a person talk. and instead you have this. what this country has come to since 1980, when people just let reagan talk, to this. >> reporter: thank you for speaking with us. young lady, come on over here. you're making a lot of noise. come and talk to me, instead of just yelling and shouting obscenities. what's your name? why did you want to shut down the donald trump rally tonight? >> because i don

make everything myself, i like post ever prevideo, every tweet so it is u all just coming from me unfilterednd sometimes it is too close because people share way too much. it is like i was in middle school of you but i don't need to see your ct on facebook. i don't want to see that. >> right. some people, they don't know where the boundaries are. >> larry: i don't want to see it anywhere, i don't want to see slides -- >> but you said cut out the middleman. i travel, i am on the road doing comedy every weekend, and i smoke weed, so like chicago, where is the weed at? >> and somebody delivers it. i don't need a middleman no more. >> larry: unbelievable. so social media is your drug dealer is what you are sake? >> happy birthday, twitter. >> larry: oh, my gosh. >> >> social media is going to snitch on you. >> larry: some people get so emotional on social media. that's the part i don't understand. people get so angry on it. >> because when they have -- like they see the number of friends they have and they think that is actually their friend. that's not your friend. type status who warrants to h

forgotten victim group here is the peaceful people who want to go see donald trump and get him unfiltered get a sense of who he is, decide who they're going to vote for. they must have been frightened last night. they saw people pushing and tearing plaque cards out of each other's hands, it's auto bad. i know people have gone to trump rallies, they are curious want to get a look. >> dickerson: the "washington post" has a question, has donald trump lit a fire that now can't be contained. what is your sense of that? >> containment not word that anyone would use to describe this election so far i don't think we should start expecting. but i don't think any of us know watching that tape offer the weekend, all of the tapes, seems to be new one every couple of hours, reminded of we all live in different places now. it's odd that we're now deciding to come together at trump rallies. that seems like maybe not the best place. that the country needed nor 20 years that's what's happening. two basically frightened groups of people. the trump supporters are scared of losing their livelihood and not re

. >> why the two divas are trashing each other on twitter as the divine miss m's unfiltered mouth puts her in the spotlight again. >> there's nothing i can say that won't sound like sour grapes. >>> then maria sharapova's drug test controversy. >> i did fail the test, and take full responsibility for it. >> how much could it cost her $195 million empire? >> she stands to lose a large chunk of that. >>> and number three, "dancing's" new cast is revealed, but why did miley cyrus harass dancer jodie sweetin with this racy photo?

and this, in a weird way, is the most unfiltered look you're going to get at a presidency almost ever because anybody who's come since this president is going to be much more careful about showing these moments to all of us. - he was probably unwise to keep the diary legally speaking. - when has there been a president who did this sort of a thing and it has not been said in the end, boy it was, look at, you know. - yeah it's true. - maybe lbg has been made better by that and i frankly would argue that he has been made better too but i just don't think we're going to have this kind of access again. - i don't think so either. and i think that he understood that. he kept them in part because he worried that if something happened to him, if he were to die early, he wanted barbara to have something that she could use to make a book, to do a book and support the life. - remarkable. - he was thinking about the family and the future. - you had access to him, you had access to her, mrs. bush, you had access to the president in '43 and to all the siblings, you had access to the circle, anybody

trica, donald trump and jeff ruby are both outspoken and often unfiltered. but, tonight the restraunteur sent us a very thoughtout statement...explaini ng his reasoning that tweet had so we came here to the yellow ribbon support center and talked to matt's dad keith about the online war of words. 365 days a year...this keith maupin. surrounded with care packages for the troops...each emblazoned with a picture of his son, slain staff sgt. matt maupin. 6 "he's always in my mind and he don't go too far away" for keith this is a quiet mission...he won't ask for anything...including attention. but, that's exactly what he's getting after cincinnati's jeff ruby, lashed out at donald trump over this comment last july: 7 "he's not a war hero...he's not a war hero because he was captured. i like people who weren't captured yesterday ruby took to twitter saying he had oj'd trump from his restaurants for that comment.. and my did the flood gates open with comments.. including death threats against ruby. at the time of the trump comment.. trump was talking about senator

it may be donald trump who in his unfiltered way the words come out, there are got responses and it is appealing to for obvious reasons and on the democratic side it was similar to the appeal of bernie sanders, he says what he believes, looks like he rolled out of bed and gave a speech. it is interesting to note about 15 months ago i was at a white house briefing on advice for obama for the state of the union, the president was in there but his aides were. one of the people was a kid divine, sanders's campaign guru and he is laying down this line he wanted obama to take in the state of the union, the system is rigged. the exact line he had bernie sanders using. he is sincere indeed leaving it. but there is an artifice behind the authenticity, with donald trump. you worked with roger stone, one of the most devious but effective consultants on the republicans side, and the seeming spontaneity. and he says he stole the election and the spotlight is back on trump for a few days. he is underneath his spontaneity and throughout our history even the most seemingly and coach, untutored, politi

people who live in flint are still being told not to drink unfiltered tap water. >>> we have a consumert for you this morning. it seems it doesn't matter how much you spend on a car, the price tag is no guarantee of good headlights. that according to a new report out today. reporter susan hogan has the details. >> for the first time ever, the insurance institute for highway safety tested and rated headlights of more than two dozen 2016 mid-size cars. now, the independent testing group evaluated the headlights after dark, and out of 31 cars, only one was rated good, and that was the toyota prius v. all the rest didn't do as well. the institute measured light om while cars traveled straight and on various curves. the prius v scored best with l.e.d. lights and high beam assists. those headlights, though, are only available to consumers who purchase the advanced technology package. and don't think the more you spend always gets you better headlights. the same test came back with a poor rating for a bmw 3 series collagen headlights. in fact, the test revealed that many of the poor rated head

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for days now white house aids said for days that it would be broadcast unfiltered and uncensored throughout cuba. they were assured it would be. antonio. >> thank you, chief of mission at u.s. intersection in havana, john it was good to have you with us. you were there in the early days that led to normalization. i've read that you think the cuban people think the arrival of the president is sort of an invasion of aliens but is it positive to their point? >> i used that to illustrate how unexpected this is, for the ordinary cuban often the street for the u.s. president to be visiting havana and to be able to speak directly to cuban people on cuban tv this is pretty unbelievable. it is almost at the scale of aliens landing on the plan it earth. >> that unusual short news conference, how powerful a signal does this send to the people to see a castro all smiles with an american president even trying the raise his arm in triumph? >> well, i think you have to imagine that every television set in cuba was focused on that event and will be tomorrow on president obama's speech. and i think this is

a special edition of fox 5 unfiltered is coming up in three minutes. everything you need to know about life, you can learn from granola. keep it simple. make every piece count. what you're made of. always be real. don't be fake, don't be artificial, but always be sweet. and of course, wear sunscreen. nature valley granola bars. no artificial colors, flavors or sweeteners. just good. >> the washington redskins select robert griffin iii. >> it's a dream come true. play >> robert griffin iii is down on the ground and can't get up. >> we have announced that kirk cousins will be the starter for 2015. >> boy. we allne kw it was coming today the redskins made it official. the team parted ways with robert griffin iii. guys, this was a four-year relationship that began with so much promise but it ended with griffin not taking a snap. >> the important thing to note though saves his option. and today griffin tweeted this in response to the news and he said it was a blessing guys. i just want to say thank you. and grant is here with us. you, i mean, you were here

according to brookings and just 5% of cubans have unfiltered access to the internet. the cuban people is still to be seen. we will have much more coverage of the president's visit this week on cnn. but first, some great premieres for you tonight. do not miss a brand new episode of "race for the white house" bush versus dukakis at 9:00 p.m. eastern and "the wonder list" with bill weir. thank you so much for joining me tonight, have a great week. >> for eight years you've been a heart beat away from the oval office. a loyal vice president. >> we shall win. >> biding your time, waiting your turn. you know the path to power, and you think you know the rules. ♪

people living in flint still told not to drink unfiltered water. >>> master deputy used his drainingn overdose reversal drugs to save a woman's life over the weekend. the six-year veteran is being called a hero after preventing an overdose. this is the first time a sheriff's deputy has administered the drug in the field. >>> 6:41, your time behind us, you can see the sun's starting to come up. >> isn't that beautiful? >> beautiful picture. especially with the potomac in the foreground there. >> all we've done is complain about the weather, but it sure looks good. temperatures have been in free fall mode. a spike of color here. sun is up at 6:55 in the morning. 32, cold in leesburg. 39 in gaithersburg. 32 downtown. you will need a jacket first thing this morning. jeans and sunglasses coming our way today. outdoor recess gets an "a" today, 30s now, 60s later. for now roads, trouble, melissa mollet, where are the hot spots? >> outer loop at new hampshire we're sending the chopper there. see ift way. southbound bw parkway, a broken down car causing delays. and 270 to the spur a little sl

it looks unfiltered sunshine today. some of us are in the 50' s. we do have all those clouds coming in. a lot of them are the high thin ones. that' ll be the filtered sunshine. sunrise happens at 6:48. we will get our temperatures to be one. in from the gulf of mexico. we are going to see wind shifts today income out of the south and that is going to help our temperatures climb. right now, we are cooler than yesterday, especially north and west of i-4. we have 40' s were yesterday we were in the 60' s and a lot of spots. it is 46 in ocala, 48 in palm coast. 50 degrees in daytona beach. 57 right now in melbourne. when you compare this morning so far we have dropped since midnight to average, you can see we are pretty close to normal. a little cooler than, and little warmer than. much cooler than yesterday when we read whole lot warmer than average. the weight will come out of the south today. we will get clouds this morning answer to break them apart and wind up with sunshine this afternoon. still partly sunny. 80 in ocala and salt springs. 82 in cl

i think the big difference between ted cruz and donald trump is, trump is just undisciplined, unfilteredcontrolled. the idea of him having finger on nuclear trigger an appointing judges a little scary. ted cruz consistently stood for smaller government. he never supported hillary clinton or nancy pelosi the way that trump has. he hasn't supported chuck schumer or john kerry. deirdre: congressman, no. donald trump, just to be clear has said, listen he did that as a business person, not in acting with any political view in mind. >> that is exactly what is wrong with the system. that is exactly what the cruz people are fighting against is, really, people who are void of philosophy. only looking to fish their own line. they don't care if the boat stays afloat or not and what ted cruz is saying we don't want those kind of special interests in our campaign because we're taking on the status quo and we're taking on the establishment. which is why in ohio, and in illinois and in florida, we have started to do so well. we were already doing very well in missouri and north carolina. the closer you

unfiltered, sensored if necessary.h jones, "nbc 10 news." >> we shouldn't ask you whether you want temple to win. >> reporter: listen. i'm wearing my red right now. i'm representing temple. rosemary at the desk, you got the temple background. listen. i think the city of brotherly love is representing, i would love to see villanova/temple match-up. >> have to wait and see. see you later on. >>> nbc 10 will bring you the latest on our local team tournament dreams, we'll check in with john clark coming up at 5:00, of course we'll check in with keith, be sure to count on nbc 10 to follow tonight's st. joe's game in spokane as well. >>> from our jersey shore bureau, the newest thrill ride in ocean county closer to completion. look at it there. this is a live look at the theme park from our new camera you can see the new joker ride there in green in the middle of your screen. here's a closer look. today workers placing the final piece of the track for the joker 120 feet in the air. they have more work to do and test it out b

do not drink unfiltered water, it's not safe.ing back, what goes through your mind when you think about how all of this unfolded? >> i wish i would have protected my family better. >> reporter: it's not your fault. >> no, it's not, but they're my kids. and it's not just about my family. there are adults that have serious health issues now. there are teenagers that have serious health issues now. so no, it's not okay because they didn't listen. no matter how much we screamed, no matter how much we cried, no matter whatever we showed them, we were not heard. >> reporter: now, e-mails show that the epa did offer to send in additional experts to flint, but people here wanting to know why the agency did not act sooner, why not tell the residents here what the epa knew about their water. the epa did not -- declined to do an on camera interview with cnn but did tell us that the ability of the epa to oversee was impacted by failures and resistance at the state and local levels. >> sara ganim staying on top of this alarming story. don't f

. >> reporter: he's unfiltered, not politically correct. that's something these women love.f they don't always love how he says things. >> i've cringed maybe on occasion when he's said a certain thing. i've wondered why he said a certain thing, but that's his personality. he's just lets it roll. >> reporter: nowhere has trump perhaps let it roll more than with his feud with megyn kelly. >> you've called women you don't like fat pigs, slobs, and disgusting animals. >> he's been baited by meagan kelly. he's been baited -- >> you really think that? sq >> the first question asked by her at that first bait was to bait donald trump to get him in a position where he would react. >> how about his reaction to that? >> you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her whatever. >> you don't know what his connotation was. i didn't take it that way. >> i would have thought that would have got you upset. >> not really. he insults men as well. >> reporter: how is it they didn't seem to think their personal values of honesty and decency weren't being supported b

he's unfiltered, at the very least.e are going to be really disappointed. >> i'm supportive of donald trump, whatever he decides to do as a sovereign individual, and he would probably be heckled and harassed here and booed, and why put yourself through a lot of stress? the man's -- i mean, he's thrown a lot of stuff out there that needs plowed up and rearranged in our economy and in our government, and he's going to make a difference in politics in 2016. >> so, that last attendee probably is right. he probably would have been heckled and booed here yesterday. a lot of pro-cruz supporters were booing the mention of the name of donald trump. but trump actually just tweeted in this. he said that "i am in kansas, will be an exciting day," he said, "big speech this morning in wichita and then go to caucus. sorry, cpac, the format was fine." that last reference to the dispute over whether or not there should be a q&a portion after the event. but clearly, he views kansas as more important than being at cpac today. >> all right

really, the american president, someone who represented the evil empire, is now speaking directly unfiltered to the cuban people. >> it's a fine line between the optics -- >> and i think the administration is very conscientious of that. many of us who are anticipating this trip with great eagerness are waiting to see what the president has to say. i think this trip really rests on the president's words more than anything else. >> mr. amandi sr., the president asked for cuba to lift the embargo during this year's state of the union. u.s. internet searches for flights to cuba up by 500% and the ice is melting in many ways for ordinary americans. interest in cuba seems to be increasing in america, as well. but why now do you think? >> well on december the 17th, when the president spoke to the nation, and announced the opening to cuba, he made it a central tenet of that opening that human rights and democracy and the welfare of the cuban people, was front and center. that there had to be clear evidence of progress against those goals which are intrensically american goals and values. and here we

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coming up later on the show, unfiltered and unscripted, white fund and say that donald trump's is politicalding in a of negative interest rates. ♪ rishaad: you are back with "trending business", the aussie dollar surging. this is quite something, isn't it? do we know what is behind this huge spike in numbers? a number of factors of play, one is domestic consumption. household construction has increased, services up 8%. low australian dollar stimulating tourism and education. offsetting the drag from my fall back in mining and investment. gdp .6%,er on quarter better than analyst expectations on .4%, annualized figure of 3%. it also cast the unemployment data in a new light. there had been some questions regarding the job growth in years. it is interesting to see if some of those analysts forecasting rate credits -- rate cuts might want to revise those positions. the rba was right to stay parked at that record low 2%. rishaad: thanks for that. sachse fixed in, goldman fixedmanagement -- had of had of means we won't get a move early this year. monetary conditions are still currency is going t

you get the unfiltered donald trump who doesn't know foreign policy. who hasn't made up his mind or bothered to look at what he should or what he does believe upon an abortion. can you imagine this in a general election campaign? hillary clinton is already going to town on him. if you want to get real, take a look at some of these poll numbers. he's already losing overwhelmingly the woman vote. he's also losing the educated vote. he's losing the white male vote. he's losing the over 50,000 vote. who's going to vote for this guy? >> so pastor, what do you have to say to jennifer basically saying he speaks from the heart but he isn't thinking through key policy stuff you should know by now? >> well, again, i think it's important why, again, millions of americans are still voting for donald trump. again, god bless john kasich. god bless him. the only time he really gets any kind of news cycle is when he's talking about donald trump. and so of course obviously he's going to chime in so that he can get some tv time. god bless him. he's played the nice guy.

. >> he's unfiltered, not politically correct. that's something these women love.hey don't always love how he says things. >> i've cringed maybe on occasion when he's said a certain thing. i've wondered why he said a certain thing. but that's his personality. he's just -- he just lets it roll. >> nowhere has trump perhaps let it roll more than with his feud with fox anchor megyn kelly. >> you've called women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs and disgusting animals. >> he's been baited by megyn kelly. i can't even believe -- >> you really think that? >> come on. the first question that was asked by her at that first debate was to bait donald trump and to get him in a position where he would react. >> what about his reaction to that? >> you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her -- wherever. >> he did say it, but you don't know what his connotation was. i didn't take it that way. >> i would have thought that really would have gotten you upset. >> not necessarily. just because he insults men as well. because he insults men as well

do not drink unfiltered water. it's not safe.rough your mind when you think about how all of this unfolded? >> i wish i would have protected my family better. >> reporter: it's not your fault. >> no, it's not, but they're my kids. it's not just about my family. there are adults that have serious health issues now. there are teenagers that have serious health issues now. so, no, it's -- it's not okay. because they didn't listen no matter how much we screamed, no matter how much we cried. no matter whatever we showed them, we were not heard. >> reporter: e-mails show that the epa did offer to send additional experts to the city of flint, but people here want to know, why the agency didn't act sooner? why not tell the people here what they knew? the epa wouldn't agree to an on-camera interview with cnn but did tell us this in a statement, that the ability of the epa to oversee was impacted by failures and resistance at the state and local levels. sara ganim, cnn, flint, michigan. >> and the people of flint, michigan shl michigan, st