reality is, what the court did is eliminate the only civil institution that specifically geared for uniting kings with moms and dads. do we need such an institution is now the question? >> this impacts people all over the country so we wanted to come to the wharf to find tourists from out-of-state and get their opinion on how they feel. just about were i talked to and i have talked to people from florida, from new jersey, they support this they say that it is about time and they are actually surprised they would not sure if they would see knit their lifetime. reporting live from san francisco for abc7 news. >> thank you. politicians, celebrities and people all around have taken to twitter to express their support for the decision. >> tim cook tweet add congress made famous by steve jobs, hillary clinton, modern family star and actress olivia while put out statements in support. >> from nebraska to texas to ohio are issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couple and others are waiting until they have to. new video into the newsroom from georgia where they issued marriage licenses to same-sex couples

the border, and illegal immigrants are having no problem hiding in trucks and pouring into the united king vote in our poll tonight -- cast your vote at loudobbs.com. >>> up next, i'll tell you who i think are the winners and losers of the supreme court ruling. >>> and severe weather causing damage across michigan. we'll have that and much more straight ahead. stay with us. . lou: the house gave final approval today to a trade assistance bill, the second half of the trade package the president wanted from congress this bill designed to provide nearly $3 billion in education and retraining programs for the workers who lose the jobs because of the trade deal the president wants to push through the trans-pacific partnership. so much for the argument that these trade deals create jobs. apparently just not in america. it's not only the trade deal but also the supreme court decision on obamacare that will be driving tomorrow's headlines, which will just scream big obama victories, and frankly i have no argument with a headline or the editors who write them. this has been truly a week of victorie

the border, and illegal immigrants are having no problem hiding in trucks and pouring into the united king vote in our poll tonight -- cast your vote at loudobbs.com. >>> up next, i'll tell you who i think are the winners and losers of the supreme court ruling. >>> and severe weather causing damage across michigan. we'll have that and much more congratulations. you're down with crestor. yes! when diet and exercise aren't enough, adding crestor lowers bad cholesterol up to 55%. crestor is not for people with liver disease or women who are nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnant. tell your doctor all medicines you take. call your doctor if you have muscle pain or weakness, feel unusually tired have loss of appetite, upper belly pain, dark urine or yellowing of skin or eyes. these could be signs of serious side effects. i'm down with crestor! make your move. ask your doctor about crestor. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my stud

. >>> elsewhere, a brown bear takes refuge on an air king unit and, big cat luxuaround the building. >>> heavy rainfall, sent flash funds, and dozens of properties have also been destroyed leaving many homeless, and they suggested the repair bill will go into the tens of millions of dollars and with large parts of zoos under water, it's unclear how many are per rushed and on the loose. >>> that will only be known after all the modern debris is clear. >>> the water killed all the monkeys and three lives have been drowned. >>> it is completely destroyed. >>> one by one, they are being cornered and some killed and others recaptured, using tranquilizers. >>> animals have been captured, we were forced to kill some of them, and the area was huge, two small bears have been found ever found 15 kilometers from the zoo. >>> no report that they attacked humans. >>> among them a zookeeper who lost an arm in, a tiger attack last month. >>> the one million residents have been warned to stay indoors, and until they can be found and recaptured. >>> ititaly's coast guard has rescued more migrants and

the pentagon con if i wering a live sample of that bacteria a may have been sent to a lab in united kingsouth korea and now the uk. >>> and then hundreds of cuban criminals now walking free in america. it's all because cuba refuses to let them go home. according to to today's "washington times," u.s. attempted to send nearly 900 illegal immigrants with criminal histories back to cuba last year, but they were denied re-entry by cuebacuba. 2800 criminals from around the world were let in through the illegal loophole. they are to stay if their native country won't take them back. >>> albuquerque, new mexico, an officer saves a baby's life. >> is she breathing? >> i don't know. there's an officer here. what's wrong with her? >> started mouth to mouth. the child is starting to breathe now. >> that's officer martin smith. he was called to that home after the 7-month-old girl stopped breathing. the video was captured by his body camera. he starts cpr and remains calm as the terrified family including the mother and grandmother stands by and watched. the baby was diagnosed with a seizure disorder

. >>> elsewhere, a brown bear takes refuge on an air king unit and, a big cat luxuaround a building. >>> heavy rainfall sent flash floods and dozens of properties have been destroyed leaving many homeless, and the city's mayor suggesting the repair bill will be 10s of millions of dollars. it's unclear how many animals have perished or on the loose- >>> one-by-one, they are being cornered and some killed and others recaptured. >>> animals that have escaped we were forced to kill some of them, the area was huge, two small bears have been found 15 kilometers from the zoo. >>> no reports that they have attacked humans and 3 zoo workers have died. a zookeeper who lost an arm, in a tiger attack last month. >>> the 1 million residents have been warned to stay indoors until the animals can be found and recaptured. >>> pakistan has backtracked order its order to close down the off thes for save the children. >>> on thursday, they shut down the office saying the government would not allow any organization to work against its interest and, close all its offices. >>> a 15-th person has died of m

. >> you are the king united your own water and pies, your own everything.anything. >> something like a once ssy pe. what kind of products should i have the gutfeld name on. >> you play golf don't you? >> poorly. i am a terrible grade schoolfer. >> we could name a golf club after you. >> like a gutfeld putter. a gutter putter. >> that's a good name. a gutter putter. >> that is a good name. >> that's why your show is so much fun. >> joanne, great job. >> donald, come on out. c donald. no. >> he is not here. >> i love donald trump. i think he's an amazing person. he has done more for this city than most politicians. >> it is like yesterday. called charles krauthammer dumb. he is not dumb. >> he called jonah goldburg dumb. he's a smart guy. i feel like i am a child on republican divorce. >> i never saw anybody more relaxed in the board room as you two were. >> we were on so many drugs. >> you are very, very nervous. i mixed ambian and coke it was fantastic. coca-cola that is. >> anyway. if you run for president camille would you vote for him? >> i would have to

united tendonitis. chris heston, the king. tim hudson, the pitcher of record. yeah. harvey, six inks, seven runs.randon belt. that's a big fly. the giants win the game 8-5 staying a half game behind the front running dodgers. that is hall of famer pitcher greg maddox on the right. tied at 4-4. the as displayed a little small ball. look at this. everybody is safe in the bottom of the 9th inning. next batter is josh redick and a play at the plate number. it was time to go home. as first walkoff of the season. when you do that, this happens. 14,290. so a final of 5-4. and let's take you inside the united center. chicago, nhl stanley cup game four. blackhawks and tampa bay. it is brandon saad back hand >> thanking for watching, csi is coming up in the next hour. >> tonight's guest >> announcer: get ready, in your area . real-estate millionaires scott and amie yancey, the stars of a&e's hit reality-tv show "flipping vegas," have chosen your area to hold a free one-of-a-kind live event that will show you exactly how you could start making money in real estate right now, right here in your area, even if

[applause] >> the president of the united states of america, authorized by act of congress, march 30th kingarded in the name of congress the medal of honor to private henry johnson, united states army. president -- private henry johnson by extraordinary acts of hair was met the rest of his life above and beyond the call of duty, serving as a member of company c, 369th infantry regiment, nineteenth infantry division, american expeditionary forces on may 15th, 1918, during congress -- combat operations against the enemy on the western front in france. in the running morning hours private johnson and another soldier were on sentry duty at the forward outpost when they received a surprise attack from a german raiding party consisting of at least 12 soldiers. while under intense enemy fire and despite receiving significant wounds private johnson mountain brave retaliation resulting in several any casualties. when his fellow soldier was badly wounded and carried away by the enemy, private johnson exposed himself to great danger by advancing from his position to engage two any captors in hand-to-h

kingdom but a couple months after he shot king they picked him up in london england, he was extradited from the uk back to the united states for-to-face trial for killing martin luther king. and in 1969, a little less than a year after the killing, james earl ray was convicted. ultimately, he pled guilty to that crime but for a while, for a long while, actually, he and his attorney, a guy named jack kershaw, put forward that theory that james earl ray didn't actually kill martin luther king. they put forward this theory that said that james earl ray was just the fall guy for the crime and actually the guy who killed martin luther king was a man named raul. years after james earl ray went to prison, even years after he once escaped from prison for a few days before she was recaptured jack kershaw, james earl ray's attorney kept going on and on and on about this raul theory. >> james earl ray is in solitary at brushy mountain prison in tennessee. the last of the five men who broke out within last friday night was thought morning. and today, ray's lawyer was on hand. so is eric burns to report on what the lawyer had to

. >> on tuesday hillary clinton visited christ the king united church of christ in missouri to participate in a community meeting. she talked about the emanuel ame church in shootings in charleston, south carolina, as well as issues affecting minority communities. this is one hour 15 minutes. >> somehow i'm sure all of that is not for me. [laughter] [cheers and applause] just kidding. thank you for your patience, and it's either really hot in here or on having a hot flash either one could be the answer. we hope it will calm down just a little bit. we are still in a house of prayer. will you pause with me, please for a moment for prayer? gracious god we thank you for your presence and you people that are gathered in this place. our prayers, open our eyes that we might see. open our ears that we might hear, open our hearts that we might receive and be changed. you are known by many names, but i pray in the name i know in the name of jesus, amen. howard thurman is one of my favorite theologians and in one of his most known books, jesus of the disinherited, he makes this comment. the masses of

eviction and committed fund to build housing including over 35 hundred units of public housing we are continuing our asset martin luther king it is over $21,000 housing we have come mentioned predevelopment on at 45 hundred units, we introduced neighborhood preference legislation to help existing san franciscans obscure avenue in the neighborhood in which we live and we work with other stakeholders introduced legislation for a housing bond in november of $300 million we will continue in 2015-2016 to bring all this work to fruition to get more affordable units on line and continue our transformation of public housing and will begin a new recycle to bring as many affordable units online as quickly as possible in closing as kate howard said we're in agreement with the budget analyst kit recommendations i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> thank you very much supervisor mar. >> real quickly on the small sites shoiksz fund where are those 60 units being acquired and rehabbed. >> approximately, six in the admission and we have units in the castro and selma and in the tenderloin. >> thank you supervisor yee. >> with potential

eviction and committed fund to build housing including over 35 hundred units of public housing we are continuing our asset martin luther king it is over $21,000 housing we have come mentioned predevelopment on at 45 hundred units, we introduced neighborhood preference legislation to help existing san franciscans obscure avenue in the neighborhood in which we live and we work with other stakeholders introduced legislation for a housing bond in november of $300 million we will continue

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. >>> next at 6:00, we will show you how folks right here along king street and leesburg are uniting to help families forced out of their homes by a devastating fire. >> a former ncaap leader firing back against critics. >> i definitely am not white. there is nothing about being white describes who i am. >> we will tell you what she says about allegations that she lied about her race and we will report the outrage that it's caused all over the country. >> we are hearing chilling new details today about the death of a university of washington student and we are hearing from >>> a controversial former ncaap leader speaking out for the first time about her racial identity. >> this is not putting on black face as a performance. >> her parents outed her for pretending to be black. >> exclusive interview with nbc. >> are you an african-american woman? >> i identify as black. >> rachel dolezal told matt lauer asked her. >> i was drawing self-portraits with brown crayons instead of peach. >> her self-description as black has sparked controversy. >> when did you start deceiving people? >> i d

the world. [ cheers and applause ] i am not running for president of the united states as a surrogate for being elected prom kingica. [ laughter ] >> i am not looking to be the most popular guy who looks in your eyes every day and tries to figure out what you want to hear, say it and then turn and and do something else. when i stand up on a stage like this in front of all of you, there is one thing you will note for sure i mean what i say, and i say what i mean and that's what america needs right now. [ cheers and applause ] >> and unlike -- and unlike some people who will offer themselves for the presidency in 2016 you are not going to have to wonder whether i can do it or not. in new jersey as governor i have stood up against economic calamity and unprecedented natural disaster we have brought ourselves together pushed back the economic calamity, and recovering from that natural disaster and that's because we have lead and worked together to do it. [ cheers and applause ] >> as governor i have proven that you can stand up and fight the most powerful special interests this state has to have, and standing up and

involved ross and his team, really bring formula one to the united states, which is something bernie hasn't been able to do yet. nascar is kingunited states. if you want to do that, you want bernie on board. i don't know if you remember -- they went to bahrain. it is difficult to imagine how formula one would get organized though some might disagree without bernie. has been the alpha and omega of formula one from the beginning. the idea is that in an operational sense, he would stay there as long as he wants. anna: thank you very much. ryan chilcote with the formula one story. sticking with the theme of autos and bringing in philippe. you heard him running through the headlines as it unfolds. . phillippe: it is sort of underdeveloped in america, and it is very important and it hasn't developed the u.s. angle. anna: would oppose a significant growth opportunities? philippe: there are a number of places where it could take place. anna: on a different note, we were going to talk to you this morning about a new release from alfa romeo. you say expectations are quite low -- ways that? philippe: we have thought of turning it around

. >> i'm not running for president of the united states as a surrogate for being elected prom king of america. i'm not looking to be the most popular guy that looks in your eyes and figure out what you want to hear say it turn around and do something else. when i stand up on a statement like this in front of all of you there's one thing we know for sure. i mean what i say, i say what i mean and that's what america needs right now. >> governor's christy's approval rating skyrocketed after sandy. since then his population plummeted, and christy has a long road ahead. >> a new jersey republican stands before you tonight. proud of my party, proud of my state and proud of my country. >> that is chris christy delivering a keynote address at the 2012 republican convention. at the time the honour was a mark of his popularity and power, he is known for his combative style. >> you must be the thinnest skin guy in america. if you think that is confrontational, you should see me when i'm pissed. >> reporter: and a salty moments when warning residents about hurricane sandy. >> get the hell off the

. >> hillary clinton visited christ the king united methodist church. st week's shooting, gun background checks and the confederate flag. from road to the white house this is 90 minutes. [applause] >> somehow i'm sure all of that is not for me. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> just kidding. thank you for your patience. it is either really hot in here or i'm having a hot flash. we hope it will conduct a little bit. we are still in a house of prayer. will you pause with me please, for a moment of prayer. gracious god we thank you for your presence and your people that are gathered in this place. our prayer is simple, lord. open our eyes that we might see. open our years that we might hear. open our hearts, that we might receive and be changed. you are known by many names but i pray in the name i know. in the name of jesus, amen. howard thurman is one of my favorite theologians. in one of his most known books he makes this comment. " the masses of men lived with their backs, only against the wall. they are the poor, the disinherited, the dispossessed. w

. >> i am not running for president of the united states as a surrogate for being prom king of america. >> but chris christie is looking to be the next president of the united states. and why some say that his bid is a long shot. >> problem has just over eight months left in the white house and he intends to do as much as he can. he held a news conference with the brazilian president della reduce a. and he was asked what he would like to do with the political capital after what some call the best week of his presidency. >> the list is long, and my instructions to my team and to myself is that we're going to squeeze every last ounce of progress that we can make when i have the privilege, as long as i have the privilege of olding this office >> the president says that he continues to continue working on education infrastructure and improving the criminal justice system, but he also acknowledged that there not be a lot of progress on some of the items on his agenda. >> the president is proposing big time changes to overtime pay in america. to cover 5 million more workers. erica has how th

salamonst month, king stayed away from a meeting in the united states, sending instead a prince. and europe's highest court ruled that people have the right to decide-- the right to when their name will appear online in a search. criminal convictions can remain in place. those are your top stories from the morning. the markets are closing right now in europe, so for the very latest, let's go to mark orton in london. mark: european stock markets finished the european week higher. where is the green on your screen? greets --n is that greece will not be able to reach a deal. look at this on friday. down by almost 6%. these were the three big gainers across europe on thursday. look at what they did on friday. the national greece bank is down. the breadth and depth of the decline is currently evident in this chart right here. all of the industry groups on the stocks 600 -- on the stoxx down. isnwhile, the german public turning against supporting a greece. the advisors report already discussing how to deal with a greek default. this all amounts to a recipe for absurdity in european ass

the doors leading into the building, which now houses the super court of the united kingdom, there is a stone relief of king john. engraved on the class door this evening, at the entrance hall, into our library, is a facsimile of the 1225 charter, with its most famous energy highlighted "to no one will be deny or delay right or justice." those words from a chapter 14 of the original charter, together with the original chapter 39 "no free man should be arrested or imprisoned, or deceived or outlawed or exiled or in any way victimized, neither will we attack him or send anyone to attack them except by the lawful judgment of his peers or by the law of the land." those words still have the power to make the blood race. as the greatest judge in britain of this century had said. they are embodiments of the right to life, liberty, and property, not to be infringed without due process of law still to be found on the book of the united kingdom and the fifth and 14th amendments to the constitution of the u.s. my don't blood -- my own blood raced too a few weeks ago. when i received my own summons. sealed with a privy

i am not running for president of the united states as a sar gant prom king.king to be the most popular guy who looks in your eyes every day and wants to figure out what you hear say it and turn around and do something else. when i stand up on a stage like this in front of all of you, there is one thing you'll know for sure. i mean when i say and i say what i mean and that's what america needs right now. and unlike some people who offer themselves for the presidency in 2016, you're not going to have to wonder whether i can do it or not. in new jersey as governor i have stood up against economic calamity and unprecedented natural disaster. we have brought ourselves together. we have pushed back that economic calamity and recovering from that natural disaster and that's because we've led and worked together to do it. >> that was new jersey governor chris christie making it official he's running for president. we'll continue to monitor the speech for you. if you want to watch the whole thing, we're streaming it live right now on nbc10.com and also on our "nbc10 n

in the united states and europe, swimming was the fort of -- went the sport of kings -- that was polo -- about the sport of white men, and largely amateur white men who could afford to stay as amateurs and you will be now know a lot about the issue of amateurism as it was discussed in the 20th century and even today, that amateurism at that time limited sports to a lot of white people who had money. >> host: who came up with the idea of this swim club to these japanese kids whose parents worked on the sugar plantations. >> the kids lived in the midful of maui. they lived in the valley of maui. it's a very dry place. and it's not near the ocean at all. we think of maui or some people think of maury as this lovely tourist place and near the ocean but this is about 30 to -- 30 or so miles from the ocean. so they were swimming for fun and pleasure, and to cool off in a very hot agricultural region, and they were swimming in the titches, which were forbidden to them and the lunas who were the camp police, would come on big horses, huge work horses, and chase the children out of the ditches

plus -- >> i'm not running for president of the united states as surrogate to be elected prom king of america. leon: okay. we'll see why chris christie says he is running for white house and how it could be a game-changer. police officer accused of road rage tonight at 6:00. kellye: the must see cute video of the day. the first look at seven red panda cubs born at the smithsonian. they were born in three litters. the smithsonian conservation staff are hand rearing them. they are endangered and the boom boo eating animals look more like -- bamboo eating animals look more like a raccoon than the the adults. leon: doug, what is the weather word? doug: it's quiet. we are under the severe thunderstorm watch until 9:00 tonight. the doppler radar is showing downpour north of downtown frederick. lighter rain on the north side of town south of walkers walkersville. conditions are such that it is a possibility for a few more hours. the bigger pi thunderstorms in pittsburgh moving out of northeastern ohio. we'll see if this hangs together. if it does it will be tonight before it approaches the a

well gandhi did it in india martin luther king did it in the united states, nelson mandela did it in south africa. but we don't need to be a gandhi or a martin luther king or a nelson mandela to make the difference in the life of just one person. let me tell you about one of the best days of my life. it wasn't when i graduated from west point. it wasn't when i graduated from university of utah. it wasn't when i was given the opportunity to serve as chairman and ceo of the proctor and gamble company or the secretary of veteran's affairs. one of the best days of my life was when i saw a paralyzed veteran wounded in combat walk. get up from their wheelchair as if they had been able to do it for 40 years and walk. some might call it a miracle and in a sense it was miraculous, but not in the way you might think. his name was billy. and he could walk because some good people trained him how to use a device we call the ex-oh skeleton. it wasn't so much about getting someone to walk. that is important. but it is important because of what happens when you don't walk. when you don't walk, your

king. here's to your health. >>> united airlines is promising to refund the faresv of 176 passengers followinga flight that some called traumatic. the passengers had to spend some 22 hours07aaaaa stranded at a military base in northeastern canada after their flight from chicago to london was diverted becausex$ %)ykykl]]j p mechanical issue. the airline put the flight's crew up in a nearby hotel. the passengers they get to sleep in a military barracks some without heat. all of this while receiving little or no information from the airline. >> we have spent the last day and a half in a really traumatic manner. i don't think i'm ever going to fly united again. >> the normally eight-hour trip took 33 hours. i'd be calling michael finney after that. time for ask finney, answering questions from facebook, twitter and e-mail. the first question via facebook, i was told if you owe back taxes, the irs can put a hold on you getting a passport. is this possible? >> no, it's not possible. but a lot of people think so. you know why? because a lot of u.s. senators have been suggesting this for quite some ti

we can end poverty not just in the african-american community but the entire united states as a hole. as dr. king said in his "true america" speech in april 14 in 1968, he said, we must come to see the social progress nofere rose on the wills of the ineff built but on the persistent work of dedicated individuals. we must work for the social progress that is so desperately needed. when you look at the analysis of the economy, job opportunities, educational opportunities in the african-american opportunity, we must win this fight, because the zpwaps and disparities are too great, because only then will america be strong. we have to remember that we are a country where everyone is equal under the law. and in fact when you have communities with such horrible statistics as we are laying out tonight, such horrible economic and educational gaps, our country is not as strong as it could be. we want liberty and justice for everyone. all lives matter, including black lives. mrs. watson coleman: thank you for your insight and you right. ms. kelly: we have to give every young family and child arp chance and

dutch king and queen are in the united states for the first time since taking the throne two years agoe president praised the netherlands as one of the oldest and the most precious allies. they had diverse conversations from ukraine to iraq and ebola. the dutch royals visited the tomb of the unknown. they will take in the washington national baseball game tonight. >> what do you get when you take an academy award-winning director and combine him with a paranormal premise and it's the science fiction thriller "the whispers". >> x marks the spot. you're supposed to step on it. >> film pioneer steven spielberg is co-producing this haunting new drama that unearths this strange new phenomenon gripping children in the nation's capital. he talked with barry sloan, a defense department operative who is trying to figure out what is trying to tell the children to do the unthinkable. >> it takes a fresh and somewhat eerie look at imaginary friends. >> we don't know what that entails and we don't know if they're supernatural extraterrestrial, we don't know what any of this is coming from, but we d

the king was supposed to come to the summit in camp david but the president of the united states he stiffspresident and the foreign ministry of bahrain issues a statement saying that on that day where was the king? at a horse show in england. physical that's a sign of respect we have got problems. >> to some extreme weather now. rain pounding down on the east coast. this morning ten states under flood warnings effecting 45 million americans. >> here in newark new jersey overflowing ponds and rivers literally sending fish swimming fish right into thestreet. >> catching them with a net there. down the coast to washington, d.c. gusting winds thunder litening pounding the area for hours a storm snapping trees and littering the roads. >> maria molina is in the weather center tracking this for us. >> incredible there would be fish on the streets out there. we have the same storm system that has been responsible for flash flooding in new jersey and other areas of the northeast still on the move. it is a very slow mover. we are seeing rain across similar areas parts of the northeast and down into

the american pharoah sits atop the sport of kings as history is made in the united states. >>> welcome back let's recap the headlines - al jazeera - preliminary results in turkish elections show the ruling ak party is in front, but with fewer votes than it hoped for pt the kurdish h.d.p. looks set to win seats for the first time >>> saudi-led coalition air strikes hit the army headquarters in yemen's capital sanaa. and leaders from the group of 7 industrial nations are in germany for the g7 summit with the ukraine conflict high on the agenda >>> iraq is on the agenda for some of the g7 leaders. david cameron announced another 125 troops will help to train iraqis confronting i.s.i.l. iraq's prime minister haider al-abadi is there, and is due to meet the u.s. president on monday. imran khan reports from baghdad on what haider al-abadi will be asking for. >> reporter: iraq is not only a country of war, it's a country in economic crisis. a slump in oil prices left iraq with a budget deficit, which according to economist could be around $22 billion. aid agencies warn that they are running o

alone are probably breathing a sigh of relief today, following the historic united states supreme court decision in the case kingrwell. florida is one of 34 states that has not established an insurance exchange under the health care law, instead, relies on federally run marketplace exchanges. i'm joined now by the chair to have the democratic national committee, the congresswoman, debbie wasserman schultz, who represents a district in south florida. you must be thrilled by this decision. >> absolutely. we have 1.3 million people in florida, who get subsidies as part of their insurance coverage under obamacare, that their coverage would have been in jeopardy. and now they'll be able to maintain their affordable quality health care coverage. >> and you blame the governor rick scott, for the fact that florida is not one of those states that has a state exchange that could do this. >> both for the fact that we don't have a state exchange as well as his refusal to accept medicaid expansion, so that we could ensure another 800,000 people who go without coverage as a result of his intrancesceintrance. >> do you think h

>> in sport a pharaoh sits atop the sport of kings as history is made in the united states. >> a manhunt is underway for two convicts who escaped a maximum security jail in new york. richard mass and david sweat used power tools to cut through the walls of their cell. the pair was convicted in separate murder cases and face spending the rest of their lives in prison. >> united states marine corps is putting women to the test to determine their availability for front line combat. we have this report. it's a long way to the top but scaling it is in a tapes work for jacqueline. she's part of the marine ground combat unit incident graded task force, experiment into gender integration. 600 marines, male and female train side by side for combat roles never before open to women. >> absolutely exciting thrilling, i love to do things like this. >> she admits it hasn't been easy. >> the hardest part had to be when we first arrived, showing up to a unit full of males that never seen a female marine let alone worked with one. that in itself was a struggle. >> then there's the heavy gear carried over

>> atop the sport of kings as history is made in the united states! >> you're watching the al jazeera news hour. a reminder of our top stories turkey's president has been casting his vote in parliamentary elections. 66.5 million people are eligible to volt. >> a german naval ship brought migrants to the italian port after rescuing them from the mediterranean sea. a british ship has rescued people from stricken boats. operations are underway to bring them to safety. >> british prime minister david cameron called on g7 leaders to show united fronts against what he describes as russian backedgression in ukraine. leaders from the richest seven nations are attending the g7 summit. >> the elections are underway in turkey and professor of international relations joins us live from istanbul. now, the party that we've all watched closely in the run up to this vote or will be as elections results come in is the hdp party. we'll see how successful the campaigning has been at the end of the day. how much momentum do you think it's managed to gain in the leadup to

. >> i am not running for president of the united states as a surrogate for being elected prom king of not looking to be the most popular guy who looks in your eyes every day and tries to figure out what you want to hear say it and then turn around and do something else. when i stand up on a stage like this in front of all of you, there is one thing you will know for sure. i mean what i say and i say what i mean and that's what america needs right now. >> she was there this morning. she's with me now. she's everywhere. she's dana bash our chief congressional correspondent. no cue cards, no teleprompter. 360 walking around the stage with his family. how did he do? >> in the room he did great. as a jersey girl i got my fill of bon jovi and and bruce springsteen. he had a music stand you could see in some of the spots. and he had some notes he referred to in an outline i was told ahead of him. he didn't have a teleprompter he didn't want to be still. he wanted to come across the way people got to know him and if we go back several years, really like him for the way he talks like a person.

. >> in smart, an american pharaoh topping the kings as history is made in the united states. d states. >>> hello again, you are watching al jazeera. a reminder of the top stories. people in turkey vote in the parliamentary elections. 56.6 million people are eligible to vote and will be choosing candidates for 560 seats in parliament >>> a british ship has launched a mission to rescue 500 migrants stranded in the mediterranean sea. 15 such operations were carried out by a multinational force on saturday. >> leaders from the world's 7 richest nations are gathering for a 2-day g7 summit. u.s. president obama says russian aggression climate change will top the agenda >>> get more on the parliamentary election it's proving a challenge for the ak party, whose campaign is focussing on turkish nationalism and identity. it wants 330 seats the the main opposition is the chp. it wants a higher minimum wage bonus pension and a mega city to create growth. the chp needs to win 367 seats to create a single party government. and the people's democratic party or hdp is changing its reputation

king. >> ethnic cleansing goes on within view of united nations controls. >> an explosion underground inarage section of the world trade center has killed three people. hundreds of people are being evacuated from the twin towers. >> the whole south side of the building is going up in flames literally before our eyes. >> 4 million people driven from their homes by war. >> the oklahoma governor's office says at least 19 people are dead, hundreds of others injured and rescuers continue the search for survivors in the rubble of the ap murrah federal building in oklahoma city. >> in june 1994, football legend o.j. simpson was charged with the grizzly murders of his wife nicole and her friend ron goldman. o.j. simpson the fugitive from justice, a nine month trial and a stunning verdict that became one of the most watched dramas in cnn history. >> this is cnn. >> i understand we're going to go to a live picture in los angeles. this is i-5. police believe that o.j. simpson is in that car. but nobody is pulling this car over. >> there's s.w.a.t. we have s.w.a.t. on the way. >> the helicopter is t

the king of bahrain was supposed to come to camp david with the president of the united states he stiffs the president and foreign ministry of bahrain issues a statement saying on that day, where was the king? at a horse show in england. now if that's a sign of respecting with we've got problems. >> and israel as well. >> that goes without -- look at egypt. where did the president of egypt go several months ago? first time in 40 years he goes to moscow looking for weapons. we had a monopoly in that area of influence p. that is not only gone and dissipated but there's been a revulsion against the united states because we have checked out under obama. and these allies have been on us for so longer finding themselves left hanging in the wind. >> now, we can see it you, me, maest factor viewers who live in new york chicago, baltimore, we can see it right before our eyes. emmanuel re-elected despite all of the dead bodies. he hasn't improved it one iota he is re-elected. president obama, everything is go overseas. his party is not outraged. here in new york de blasio yeah his approval rating

united states. he'll be speaking out on this i'm sure sooner rather than later. of course we'll have live coverage of that. gloria borger, john kingme. gloria, this is a huge win for the president of the united states. he had no plan b. if it would have gone the other way, it would have been a disaster for obamacare, for his legacy. >> a couple things about his legacy wolf. first of all, you have trade legislation being approved huge win for the president. you have this reaffirmation of obamacare, a key component in it the health care subsidies, huge for his legacy. we've been talking about this for a long time about how the president's legacy may not really be determined by john boehner but is in fact being determined by john roberts. and i think you saw the john roberts part of this today. it doesn't say to you that john roberts loves health care reform. what it says to you is they understood that congress' intent was not to throw the health care system into chaos, but rather to provide these subsidies and, you know there's a statement here that says that the combination of no tax credits and an infective coverage requirement co

i am not running for president of the united states as a surrogate for being elected prom king of america. >> christie kicked off his campaign at his high school gymnasium in livingston new jersey. he felt at home today and spoke off the cuff with his signature rhetoric. >> when i stand on a stage like this in front of all of you there is one thing you will know for sure. i mean what i say and i say what i mean and that is what america needs right now. >> is it fair to say that chris christie has a combative reputation? but today the governor stressed the importance of working together in government. >> both parties have failed the country. both parties have stood in the corner and held their breathe and waited to get their way. and both parties have led us to believe that in america, a country built on compromise that somehow now compromise is a dirty word. we have no choice but to work together. this country needs to work together again, not against each other. >> is chris christie ripping on republicans here? i can interpret that as he did not believe that mitch mcconnell should have g

. >> i am not running for president of the united states as a surrogate for being elected prom king of america. i'm not looking to be the most popular guy who looks in your eyes every day and tries to figure out what you want to hear, say it then turn around and do something else. when i stand up on a stage like this in front of all of you, there is one thing you will know for sure. i mean what i say and i say what i mean and that's what america needs right now. all the signs say telling it like it is but there's a reason for that. we are going to tell it like it is today. >> but the reality is it's very unlikely he'll win the party's nomination. three years ago he was a political star on the right. many republicans wanted him to challenge romney. but a lot has changed. his approval rating in new jersey is at an all-time low, just 30%. after his announcement, nbc asked him about it. >> how do you explain your poll numbers at home falling? >> you know listen i think part of it is you've been around for a long time. part of it is we had the bridge-gate situation which turned out not to b

. >> i am not running for president of the united states as a surrogate for being elected prom king of america. [ laughter ] i'm not looking to be the most popular guy who looks in your eyes and tries to figure out what you want to hear say it and turn around and do something else. when i stand up on a stage like this in front of all of you, there is one thing you will know for sure. i mean what i say and i say what i mean and that's what america needs right now. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> his logan is "telling it like it is." as you heard, that seems to be what he's trying to do right now. let's bring in gloria borger and david chalian. gloria how did he do? >> i thought it was great for him. it's his brand, i'm the truth teller i won't fool around with you, we have to talk about the problems we've got. it's not easy to do that for a half hour talking to an audience extemporaneously. this has been his brand for his entire public career and he's sticking to it. it took a detour during the bridge gate scandal and he's trying to get it back on track right now. >> i want to play a few m

. >> i am not running for president of the united states as a surerogate of being elected prom king ofrica. >> a successful republican governor and a blue state dimmed dramatically thanks to the bridge gate scandal and new jersey's economic problems. the comeback plan is candor. >> a campaign without spin or without pandering or focus group tested answers, you're going to get what i think whether you like it or not or whether it makes you cringe every once in awhile or not. >> to be sure cringe worthy moments made christie a national star. >> you maximized your tan, get off the beach. >> sit down and shut up. >> this sharia law business is crap. >> for christie there is another unfiltered character already in the gop field. >> politicians are all talk and no action it's true. it's all talk it's all [ bleep ]. it's all talk -- [ cheers ] >> i'm not using donors. i don't care. i'm really rich. >> we have stupid people. we have people that don't know what they are doing. >> and though christie raced to the first primary state of new hampshire to effectively set up camp donald trump was th