citizens united fundraising.f that message resonates and he can be a strong messenger in a general election they will start to come to him, and if we can begin to beat her in the early contests we have a real shot. mark: would you expect forces supporting hillary clinton will come after senator sanders in a negative way? guest: i do expect that. she is going to have the super pacs on her side. mark: what issues? guest: i think certainly issues. he has taken positions on issues, they will try to take up everything that he wrote and put in front of people. they will look at his record. in the senate race in 2006 his opponent ran a series of vicious negative attacks. they isolated votes he made in the congress. mark: you think of hillary clinton's forces attack came it will make them weaker or stronger? guest: it depends on how we handle it. he has never run a negative ad. he was convinced voters are sick of that. we will respond not by counterattacking but by pointing out to voters he is not going to engage in that

. >> tomorrow, he will be coming up to the bay area for another fundraiser and to address the united states conference of mayors at the hilton near union square. >>> a scary scene at a water park, dozens of kids suddenly got sick. andria borba reports from the water park on lone tree way in antioch. >> reporter: kids carted off on stretchers and hauled to the hospital on a hot day. marquan george heard the commotion. >> we heard them screaming their throat burned. >> reporter: something happened in the largest swimming pool sending the kids gasping for air and others vomiting. life guards cleared the cools of kids as hazmat and environmental health crews moved in to figure out what went wrong. >> we found nothing consistent with the symptoms exhibited at the pool. >> reporter: they did issue one citation with issues in the chemical storage room, but say that is coincidental and unrelated to the scare. >> ph at 6.8 below regulatory standards. 7.6 is 7.2 to 7.8. we tested the free chlorine level. 10 is the maximum. symptoms don't match. so i agree with hazmat that we can't really say t

of organizations in our community that need your help and nbc4 is working with the united way on a day long fundraising drive to help them get the help they need. it's called do more 24. on thursday, you can contribute to any of the 600 nonprofits that are participating. >>> whatever your passion is, more than likely there's going to be a nonprofit there that you can support and be able to really and truly help them get over some of the finish lines that they have to do with the work that they are doing in the community. >> we're hoping that do more 24 sets a record this year and raises more money than ever before. for a list of all the nonprofits, 600 of them and to find out how you can contribute check out the nbc washington app or nbc washington.com. >>> we just got our hands on this. new this morning, we are learning your favorite late night tv talk show host, now that david letterman is retired. according to a new poll, jimmy fallon takes top billing of the current crop. 20% of americans say they watch fallon a couple of times a week. jimmy kimmel got 11% of that voter. 6% chose conen o'brien. >>

unit again. [cheers and applause] and in his fundraising for perry more challenging and yet the former governor stilly viewed as one of the gop's best at retail politics. and his life story is inspiring. there was his humble childhood on a texas cotton farm and college degree at texas a&m and services as an airforce officer and pilot and won the texas legislature in the 80s and his political career took off. today supporters credit him with boosting the texas economy and say he is just what the country needs and critics insists the play to play state house politics make him unfit for the white house. regardless perry has been down this path before and enters the race with the kind of searing presidential campaign experience that could prove to be crucial. get that right first. >> and david schuster al jazeera. >>> former florida governor jeb bush may be the next to join the republican field and bush tweeted this out earlier today saying he will announce his decision on whether or not to run on june 15th. on the democratic side former rhode island governor is the latest to challenge for the presidenti

truthful, but the minute they say those words, i am running for the president of the united states, they're in and their fundraisingucture changes and we saw with jeb bush got into a little bit because he kind of maybe sort of said it . john: well, we'll show that. exiles talking to reporters the candidates splip up. >> yeah. john: he was being interviewed in the hallway, and he said i'm running for president. >> i'm running for president in 2016, and the focus is going to be about how -- if i run, how do you obtain high economic growth . john: if i run. he took it bath. >> you can't put toothpaste back into the to be a . john: is he in trouble. >> well, if he is, it's a shame, we have other candidates that have basically come out donald said i have to say this and i can't wait until i can say it like this before. what you're kind of doing is encourage people to lie, to be a little bit sneaky be with the fundraising . john: but usually, they need no encouragement to be sneaky and lie. >> no. that's not true . john: but some of the candidates have declared, hillary, rand paul. >> they look at the calendar, they figu

fundraiser put election campaign financing in the spotlight. tyler harbour got two years in prison for illegally using money from a political fund to a congressman's campaign. >> reporter: almost every night in the united states you can find a function like this taking place. it's a political fundraiser where exclusive invitations are extended only to some of america's wealthiest elite. the cost of entry, $2700. >> the sort of people giving money to the campaign and they don't like it when you try to crash the fundraiser to find out what is going on. >> reporter: on this day the fundraising is for democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton, who, according to the website political party time.org is holding six fund-raisers like this one. >> hello iowa. >> the clinton campaign projects it will raise roughly $2 billion by the time the november 26th election day rolls around double what president obama and mitt romney's campaigns raised in 2008. 80% of americans, republicans, democrats, independence all are disgusted with the amount of money pouring into the elections, and it's coming from secret sources. >> reporter: like the money from undeclared republican jed bush. bush's refusal to declare his

an nbc4 is working with the united way on a day long fundraising drive to help them.it is called do more 24. on thursday you can contribute to any600 participating nonprofits. >> whatever your passion is more than likely there is going to be a nonprofit that you can support and be able to really and truly help them get over some of the finish lines they have to do with the work they are doing in the community. >> rosie allen herring is speaking there about a project that we hope a lot of people will participate in. we're hoping do more 24 sets a record this year and raises more money than ever before. for a list of the nonprofits and find out how you can contribute all you have to do is go to our website. nbc washington.com. >>> plan ahead for that. there are so many that it can take a while to figure out who you want to donate to. plan ahead. make a list. >> you can't go anywrong with any that you pick. >> it separates them into arts organizations, education. >>> it looks like the skies have calmed after a pretty stormy night in some places. >> it was angry yesterday

unit again. >> in his fundraising for, it is made for challenging. he is widely viewed as the best at retail politics. his life story is inspiring. there was his humble childhood on a texas cotton farm, service as an air force pilot. his political career took off in the 1980's. today, supporters credit him with boosting the the accident economy and saying he is just what the country needs. critics insist his pay to play statehouse politics make him unfit for the white house. >> as soon as we can. >> regardless, perry has been down this path before. he enters the race with the kind of presidential if my campaigns experience that could be crucial. david shuster, al jazeera. >> perry and the other republicans could soon be joined in the race by former florida governor jeb bush. bush tweeted this out earlier today saying he will announce a decision on whether or not to run on june 15. >> on the democratic side, former riled governor lincoln chafe fee is the latest to announce a presidential nomination making it quietly in virginia wednesday. he's been a

picnic at white house, and president obama will appear appear at two fundraisers in san francisco and will also speak at the united states mayor's conference with the trip starting in southern california today. >> the president is look forward to welcoming the warriors to the white house to celebrate their championship. he gave coach kerr, a call yesterday, to congratulate him. he noted how exciting the series was to watch ask recognized the perseverance in winning the first title in 40 years. the president is a huge basketball fan. >> likes to lay and watch basketball. >> now a look at the forecast. >> we talk about winds the story, not for the ferry ride but the commute. that matter how you get around. it is 13 miles per hour in concord and 23 in fairfield. if you are coming down 80 you are in the teeth of the stronger sea breeze and it will pick up around 1:00 o'clock this afternoon east of the golden gate bridge and north of the bay bridge through the delta we have small craft advisory for winds at 21 to 33 knots and it will be crisp along the coast law action tomorrow morning. small craft advisory has been ex

united way. we spoke i encourage everyone to do the same. they move closer. they don't have a vehicle clicks they came because they joined a fundraiser.le family can go in one car. that is how it came out. bill: how can we be responsible? >> you can donate. teesix what else can we do? >> facebook and twitter and make them a #. bill: that is a good idea. place a great adventure this week. people who know what they like. a roller coaster. here we go. [inaudible conversations] ♪ >> another day in the life. >> we report the news. we do it different. at subway, we begin with freshly-baked-bread; then combine tender turkey-breast, with robust, spicy, melty italian favorites; adding a splash of our new subway vinaigrette. the magnificent new turkey italiano melt. only at subway. ♪ >> well the rector's emergency well the rutgers emergency services officer drove faster than 140 miles per hour in a bmw is now suspended. suspended. according to a web posting. the driver said he was suspended for two weeks pending an investigation. the school is not commenting >> stepping down july 8 after four years. the focus of protests. new jersey's education

president obama will appear at two fundraisers in san francisco and will also speak at the united statesonference. >> restrictions in deck begin at 8:00 tonight ahead of the warriors championship parade and rally tomorrow morning, and hundreds of barricades were dropped afternoon and some will block off traffic along lake merritt and the rest keep thousands of fans at bay. the warriors victory parade is at 10:00 tomorrow running from 11th and broadway to the kaiser convention center for a rally. we will bring you the biggest and the best parade coverage going at 9:00 an hour before the 10:00 a.m. start with cameras and reportered along the parade route and rally and we will central it live so you can watch at work right here on your home for the finals. >> next, the safety test rules are in on car seats and which buckle up the best to protect your child. >> botox not just for women anymore. doctors are targeting men to help tap into the fountain of youth. >> all eyes are on oakland the next 24 hours 36 hours. 57 tomorrow and same at 5:00 if you are here that early. grab the sunshine. get

congressional picnic at the white house and president obama will appear at two fundraisers if san francisco and will also speak at the unitederence. he begins the trip in southern california later today. >> the president said he is looking forward to welcoming the warriors to the white house to celebrate the championship and gave the coach kerr a call to congratulate him and the president noted how exiting the series was to watch and recognized the perseverance in winning the first title in 40 years. i boat he invites them to the white house basketball court and shoot a littlibility >> president has game but not that kind of gay. we will see what were whats. >> he much mas up well with curry but... >> and how does the parade look? >> we have a shot of sunshine as we head into to parade. there a cool spot to the parade with temperature in upper 50s. the winds on live doppler hd are 24 miles per hour in fairfield is a south sea breeze and small craft advisory east of the golden gate bridge and north of bay bridge from 1:00 o'clock to 9:00 21 to 23 miles per hour wind and along the coast and it is extended until 5:00 tomorrow

about how it should operate if hillary clinton becomes president of the united states question mark -- states? guest: yes. the fundraisingas been great when hillary clinton is running for president. they made a lot of money. hillary clinton runs for and becomes resident, then you cannot have a sitting president taking donations from these equal. her role would have to diminish and the foundation itself would have to change. he wanted to do things mainly overseas because he wanted to stay out of the way of domestic politics. a sitting president, where would you put something that it would not affect the domain of the president of the united states, that would be really hard. the last few years of the clinton foundation, the fundraising has been partly based on the idea that maybe hillary clinton will become president or become powerful again. if that does not happen where does this go? what is the endpoint and what does it take him? either way, the outcome of the election will change the foundation. host: washington, d.c. caller: i had a question and a brief comment. who were the top 10 donors to the foundation or to you

about how it should operate if hillary clinton becomes president of the united states question mark -- states? guest: yes. the fundraising been great when hillary clinton is running for president. they made a lot of money. hillary clinton runs for and becomes resident, then you cannot have a sitting president taking donations from these equal. her role would have to diminish and the foundation itself would have to change. he wanted to do things mainly overseas because he wanted to stay out of the way of domestic politics. a sitting president, where would you put something that it would not affect the domain of the president of the united states, that would be really hard. the last few years of the clinton foundation, the fundraising has been partly based on the idea that maybe hillary clinton will become president or become powerful again. if that does not happen where does this go? what is the endpoint and what does it take him? either way, the outcome of the election will change the foundation. host: washington, d.c. caller: i had a question and a brief comment. who were the top 10 donors to the foundation or to you th

fundraiseing and name recognition. many conservatives dislike his support for common core principles and immigration. >> the next president of the united states will pass meaningful immigration reform. >> his wife is mexican and he launched his run at miami-dade college. >> i will campaign as i would serve, going everywhere, speaking to everyone keeping my word facing the issues without flinching, and staying true to what i believe. >> u.s. senator marco rubio, a former protege may be his rival. he genuinely likes, cares for, and respects jeb. bush's brother and father were not on hand but his mom, who discouraged his 2016 candidacy, was. >> frankly with all these reporters around i'm watching what she says too. please say hello to my mom, barbara bush. >> barbara bush got some of the biggest applause of the day. though jeb bush gets knocked as the establishment candidate, it's worth noting that establishment candidates have been winning the nomination since the reagan era. >> let's break down what bush is facing now that he's entered the race. good evening, brett. >> hi, shannon. when john kasich said he thought jeb bush's candidacy w

fundraiseing and name recognition. many conservatives dislike his support for common core principles and immigration. >> the next president of the united states will pass meaningful immigration reform. >> his wife is mexican and he launched his run at miami-dade college. >> i will campaign as i would serve, going everywhere, speaking to everyone keeping my word facing the issues without flinching, and staying true to what i believe. >> u.s. senator marco rubio, a former protege may be his rival. he genuinely likes, cares for, and respects jeb. bush's brother and father were not on hand but his mom, who discouraged his 2016 candidacy, was. >> frankly with all these reporters around i'm watching what she says too. please say hello to my mom, barbara bush. >> barbara bush got some of the biggest applause of the day. though jeb bush gets knocked as the establishment candidate, it's worth noting that establishment candidates have been winning the nomination since the reagan era. >> let's break down what bush is facing now that he's entered the race. good evening, brett. >> hi, shannon. when john kasich said he thought jeb bush's candidacy w

about how it should operate if hillary clinton becomes president of the united states question mark -- states? guest: yes. the fundraisinghas been great when hillary clinton is running for president. they made a lot of money. hillary clinton runs for and becomes resident, then you cannot have a sitting president taking donations from these equal. her role would have to diminish and the foundation itself would have to change. he wanted to do things mainly overseas because he wanted to stay out of the way of domestic politics. a sitting president, where would you put something that it would not affect the domain of the president of the united states, that would be really hard. the last few years of the clinton foundation, the fundraising has been partly based on the idea that maybe hillary clinton will become president or become powerful again. if that does not happen where does this go? what is the endpoint and what does it take him? either way, the outcome of the election will change the foundation. host: washington, d.c. caller: i had a question and a brief comment. who were the top 10 donors to the foundation or to you

the next president of the united states but anyone that thinks this is a coronation and a runaway is terribly mistaken. >>> as hillary clinton hits the road with a fundraising focus, the numbers in a new poll show some stubborn bumps in her road to the white house. clinton is down in texas today, part of an epic fundraising schedule with at least 26 upcoming donor events in 13 states and the district of columbia. while clinton works the campaign cash register, it is clear that the increased scrutiny of running for office is taking its toll. in a new cnn/orc poll just 42% say clinton is honest and trustworthy. 57% say that description does not apply. jumping into the presidential pool has had a chilling effect on clinton's favorability. after hitting a high of 69% as secretary of state, clinton's favorability is now under water, 56% unfavorable, 50% unfavorable. those are the highest for clinton since y2k the year 2000. the good news if she makes it to the white house, they can forgetting about everything they ever disliked after she leaves office. george w. bush. 52% of the americans now have a favorable view of the former president, compared with 5949% for

fundraise? >> have a good candidate. >> do you plan on fund-raising? >> of course. >> did you think about organization fund-raising before you decided to run? >> of course. >> councilman for governor. united states senator. >> the time will come. >> when will the time come? >> iowa and new hampshire are both retail states. that's when i enjoy. i've been up to new hampshire already. that's what i enjoy and they expect and want. not about how much money you raise, two states. >> it is important i understand that. in those two states you start off by being people and having good issues. what are the things you mention in your remarks. one of the interesting things about this you've changed your party over time. how do you explain it. >> how do you explain it to people that are trying to unscramble -- >> you can look at my 30 year record, i haven't changed on my convictions. environment, my high standards of clean air and clean water. civil liberties i talked about here. fiscal responsibility for all those bush tax cuts i didn't think they were fiscally responsible. property taxes no one likes to pay, fear of foreign payments, these convictions i've had never changed. >> even when you were a

fundraise? >> have a good candidate. >> do you plan on fund-raising? >> of course. >> did you think about organization fund-raising before you decided to run? >> of course. >> councilman for governor. united states senator. >> the time will come. >> when will the time come? >> iowa and new hampshire are both retail states. that's when i enjoy. i've been up to new hampshire already. that's what i enjoy and they expect and want. not about how much money you raise, two states. >> it is important, i understand that. in those two states, you start off by being people and having good issues. what are the things you mention in your remarks. one of the interesting things about this, you've changed your party over time. how do you explain it. >> how do you explain it to people that are trying to unscramble -- >> you can look at my 30 year record, i haven't changed on my convictions. environment, my high standards of clean air and clean water. civil liberties i talked about here. fiscal responsibility for all those bush tax cuts, i didn't think they were fiscally responsible. property taxes no one likes to pay, fear of foreign payments, these convictions i've had never changed. >> even when you wer

united states of ameri america. neil: he does have money and we're told he could have 10 to 20 million dollars, it's hard to quantify, but he doesn't necessarily have this person, a big fundraisert go-round. calls himself a friend, but right now is with mike huckabee. i'm talking with andrea mcwilliams. very good to have you. >> good afternoon. neil: i'm sorry, why governor huckabee now and not governor perry? >> well, governor perry was a wonderful governor and glad to see he's in the race. i think the thing that rick perry doesn't have now that he did have in 2012 was the fund raising advantage of an incumbent. and mike huckabee i have known for a very long time. i think he's authentic and i think he's media ready and that no matter how you feel about his position on an issue, you know what his position is. i think he is the only candidate that has really taken on the clinton machine historically and won every time and i think that, you know, his base of knowledge and support across all the u.s. is important because in the past we've had the luxury, i think, in the presidential races in '08 and 2012 of focusing on domestic policy and i think that these different candidates th

conference and try to be a uniter and be a comforter in chief and then if you want to talk about gun control, have a different press conference the next day, but then he flew off to a fundraiserlifornia. his comments were remarkable condemning america as the worse ask country on either we've got to face that it doesn't happen in other places, but it does. whether it's norway oslo france, american shootings are a fifth of the worldwide shootings. we're at the bottom of this level of violence. that's what is insulting. to insult america when this atroyty is so-- it was inexplicable and he can't help himself in condemning this country first and it was an awful shame. stuart: okay i can never work out your politics tamy, but that was clear-cut. martin o'malley says no fossil fuels by 2050. how is that going to happen? we'll deal with the question in a moment. >> democratic president, presidential candidate, i should say, martin o'malley he wants to be rid by all of the fossil fuels by 2050. that's 35 years away. robert, all right. >> good morning. stuart: he wants no coal no oil no natural gas at all 35 years from now. is that possible? >> no. stuart: why is it not possible? >> i

fundraising and radical recruitment of terrorists impact national security? we know that social media is a valuable tool by terrorists just how often they use it. unfortunately, the united states is way behind on countering terrorists' use of social media so we should do more. terrorists like isis are out to defeat us. we must beat them on every battlefield, including social media. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. who claims time in opposition? mr. schiff: mr. chairman, i rise to claim time in opposition even though i am not opposed. the chair: without objection so ordered. mr. schiff: mr. chairman social media, like any other form of communication, can be exploited by bad actors for nefarious purposes. while we are lucky to live in a time of remarkable revolution, to bring us together, our adversaries use the same tools to spread hateful and dangerous messages across the globe. i therefore support this amendment that calls on the intelligence community to provide congress with greater information about how terrorist organizations use social media for fundraising radicalization and recruitment. armed with that knowledge we are more ca