>> commissioner walker: that's different. that process would be separate >> director: will be happy to look into that but the fact of the matter is the building stood for two years and has been no attempt, i would say yes, the building is in bad shape. the emergency demolition processes a good process, but we only get maybe 2-3 a year out. for very good reason. >> i think it's been answered for me. if we try this on here said for one month we would give them to apply for the emergency demolition and then see if that could be passed to get this done. it does need the criteria demo ischemia should >> director: really, all were talking about is an abatement. it's not the end of the world see you ghetto an order of an abatement it doesn't stop you from getting building permit >> commissioner walker: so, i think i would say that-i would say that i am probably willing to go about three months to have some things started. whether it is the fall on thing or an emergency demolition to deal with the violations. >> this is a rare occasi

>> commissioner walker: that's different. that process would be separate >> director: will be happy to look into that but the fact of the matter is the building stood for two years and has been no attempt, i would say yes, the building is in bad shape. the emergency demolition processes a good process, but we only get maybe 2-3 a year out. for very good reason. >> i think it's been answered for me. if we try this on here said for one month we would give them to apply for the emergency demolition and then see if that could be passed to get this done. it does need the criteria demo ischemia should >> director: really, all were talking about is an abatement. it's not the end of the world see you ghetto an order of an abatement it doesn't stop you from getting building permit >> commissioner walker: so, i think i would say that-i would say that i am probably willing to go about three months to have some things started. whether it is the fall on thing or an emergency demolition to deal with the violations. >> this is a rare occasi

walker: mr. speaker, i urge adoption of the bill and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill, h.r. 4975. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and, without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? mr. walker: mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 4761 to designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 61 south baldwin avenue in sierra madre, california, as the louis van ersle post office. the clerk: h.r. 4761, a bill to designate facility of the united states postal service located at 61 south baldwin avenue in sierra madre, california, as the louis van iersel post office. the speaker pro

. >> commissioner walker: no life is the life safety issues? >> director: none that i know. >> clerk: anyone here for public comment on this item? seeing none,, item the general public comments. items not listed on the agenda. seeing none, item e adjournments. motion to adjourn was that >> clerk: were now adjourned it is 9:45 am. will reconvene as the building inspection commission at 10:00 am. >>[adjournment] good morning t is wednesday, may 18, 2016. this is the regular meeting of the building inspection commission. over that to remind everyone please turn on off all electronic devices. the first item on the agenda is rollcall. >>[call of the roll]. >> clerk: who we have a quorum. the next item is item 2 president announcements >> president mccarthy: welcome to the announcement. the meeting may 18, 2016. in advance, forgive me if i mispronounce any names. madame sec. will correctly unsure. the morning every. congratulations to director healy on his panel discussion. at stanford university last month. at a us china third annual symposium on ta

speciawiener we have a speciaer we have a specialr ww commissioner lee commissioner mccarthy commissioner walker and commissioner clinch is excused we have quorum and the next item is item b. >> okay. >> on to item c progress report complaint number putnam street and staff will give an update for timeframe of correction for the violations of the violation of the property owner with the violation discussed at 2016 ab hearing. >> good afternoon rosemary chief builder inspector per the boards instruction on friday 0 april 8 the department of representatives along with the city attorney's office the mayor's office of housing and the department of aging & adult services was represented and met with ms. harris regarding the conditions at the property we had a good discussion the mayor's office of housing may have products that are helpful to go towards making repairs at putnam street, however, before their contractors can gone and do on ascertainment but the volume of material within the structure ms. harris indicated she is has a rat infection the best way to communicate is in writing we choroid whet

walker. members, a little over two years ago, northwest florida and our nation lost a warrior and a patriot upon the death of army sergeant first class william kelly lacey. kelly was assigned to the 200 first brigade support battalion, third brigade combat team of the first infantry division out of fort knox, kentucky and killed in e 4th of january, 2014 afghanistan while in support of operation enduring freedom. today i stand before you to honor this hero by designating the facility of the united states postal service located at 3957 second avenue in intellectual hills as the sergeant first class william kelly lacey post office. kelly served three tours in iraq and was completing his second tour in afghanistan when his life was tragically taken. during the mission that took his life, he protected fellow soldiers during an attack where a car bomb breached his base perimeter allowing combatants to initiate an assault. he took a guard tower and providing cover fire killing three before a rocket

we talked to hoyt walker, a man who calls a wooden box home. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> my name is hoyt walker.e been out here about four months. i went to prison in 2008. just bad chices. really bad choices. you know, the person i was in jail with was like come to frisco. it's all right, it's laid back, they're not going to mess with you. i could still be there, you know. but my pride, i don't know. my stupidity or whatever. basically to clear my head, i never walked back in. i call it a living coffin. that's my nickname for it. i have depression and ptsd. so it gets kind of, i don't know sometime i lose track of time in here. this last storm that came in, it started raining and the raindrop hit me in the ear, i ended up opening an umbrella in here and sleeping under an umbrella and a bunch of blankets. this is the homeless in san francisco. i feel me. hey, yo, homeless situation. how you doing, man? i can't, shelters want to you get up at a certain time. come in at a certain time. i can't do it my body don't allow it. you know, they might want me to get up at 6:00, my hips might not allow it

so we've got runners and walkers out there for the susan g. komen walk this morning. and then we're looking for high pressure to build in bringing us dry conditions and clear skies for the latter part of the day. but as this system right here exits right off the coast and pushes to the north-northeast, we're expecting wins to pick up behind it. and don't be surprised if you get a rumble of thunder out of this system, especially if you're north of philadelphia. i'll be back with more in just a bit. >> we'll see you then. thanks, karen. >>> happening right now at the philadelphia museum of art, runners and walkers are getting ready for the race for the cure to help fight cancer. monique braxton is live this morning. tell us how the weather is there and what is happening at this moment. >> hi, rosemary. the opening ceremonies should be getting under way in a few minutes here am you can crowd over shoulder resembles a sea of pink and white. we just had a deluge of rain about 20 minutes ago. as a matter of fact, it's rained twice in the 20 minutes. the down pour hasn't dam

officers in this case telling me that walker could not have obtained those weapons legally. he spent 16 years in prison for second degree murder, and he's facing multiple charges including attempted homicide. kayna whitworth, abc news, phoenix. >> a university of oregon fraternity is suspended after members were accused of trashing a california lake. authorities say the students left behind trash and nearly 100 tents. the forest service says workers spent hours cleaning up the half a mile wide swathe. police are investigating whether other fraternities or sore 0 or theities were also involved. >> the gossip website and hulk hogan, a florida judge denying gawker's request for a retrial and refusing to reduce the hogan sued gawker over a leaked videotape of him having sex with his then best friend's wife. this comes as pay paul founder peter they'll acknowledged he helped finance hogan's legal fight. >> a giant sinkhole swallowed 20 carson a busy street in florence, italy. the scene was captured on video. authorities blame a burst water main. crews evacuated the area as clean-

scott walker got a lack did in 2010 and clinton plays the reforms come a very divisive issue in this state of wisconsin, but it's paid a lot of dividends. one study that just came out in march -- late february showed that the state and local governments have saved about $5 billion over five years. so we were able to stay away from laos. they were able to use money wisely. that's the type of message republicans are talking about. usually when they talk about trimming government and trimming regulations and making things work more efficiently. so there's an opening for the republican message that scott walker and the wisconsin republicans have opened up. that's electoral college votes. that is better than colorado. certainly better than new hampshire. the electoral college votes usually considered a pretty key state for both parties to win because it says something about the breach of their national message. if republicans could take wisconsin and put it into their column and really think it's feasible to do that, that really resent the whole midwest belt for republican in a way that w

medal of valor presented to officer coral walker, omaha police department, nebraska, for taking brave decisive action to subdue an active shooter. after exchanging gunfire officer walker single-handedly incapacitated a man who had killed and injured multiple victims on a shooting spree. [ applause ] officer gregory stevens. medal of valor presented to officer gregory stevens, garland police department, texas, for demonstrating extraordinary courage to save lives. officer stevens exchanged gunfire at close range and subdued two heavily armed assailants, preventing a deadly act of terrorism. [ applause ] mrs. constance wilson, accepting on behalf of sergeant wilson iii. medal of valor presented to fallen sergeant robert wilson iii, philadelphia police department, pennsylvania. for giving his life to protect innocent civilians. sergeant wilson put himself in harm's way during an armed robbery drawing fire from the assailants and suffering a mortal wound as he kept store employees and customers safe. [ applause ] [ applause ] officer niel johnson. medal of valor presented to officer niel

for the past two hours we've been watching walkers and run areas rife here.'ve been watching some of the finishing touches go up. you can see there are balloon har muches in the distance there. everyone gathering for the philadelphia museum of art. breast cancer survivors are also gathering for fast right now. it is the 26th year for the susan g.komen race for the cure. each participant must raise $250 and we've been told 75% of the money raised stays in the community. 25% goes to research. a short time ago we spoke to a two-time breast cancer survivor, a man. he shared how he knew something was wrong. >> i detected it, just a slight tickle in my nipple, no more than a little scratch from your arm or your leg. i really didn't think much of it. i had a regularly scheduled appointment with my doctor for a checkup. we went through it. he talked about all the of things to lose weight, et cetera. and he was walking out the door, we were done. and i don't know why, but something maud me say, oh, by the way, i have this funny little tickle. he turned around and came

i am holly walker. and welcome to my lady time.is a time when i open up my flood gates and gush about women's issues. tonight i'm getting a much needed massage because this next story is making me tenser than kelley and michael's banter this week. >> two u.s. senators are ask president obama to investigate whether the pentagon mislead congress about its handling of sexual assault cases. >> the pentagon mislead congress about sexual assault? dig deep maurice, these are the knots of injustice witnessed judiciary committee chairman chalk grassley and democrat kirsten gillibrand kriet reports of inaccuracy and emissions in military records. >> it's a sad day when i can't trust the pentagon as much as i trust a man i barely know to lube me up and rub me down. oh, and you're great too maurice. so why was the pentagon mislead about something as important as sexual assault. >> those records are being used by the pentagon to oppose a bill stripping senior military officers of decision-making power over whether to prosecute sexual assault cr

walker is expected to be sentenced in august. >> and in prince george's county par rent still wait tomake following a high profile child important case. 22 year old de and tai caro way still in jail on child porn charges after creating videos of children performing sex acts at school. one former prince george's county student on track to study law, says he's generally concerned that the district was violating laws making informational meetings the public. >> they have a right to know the school system has been neglect for so long, so many years, and in dealing with this issue every child sexual abuse, they have a right to answer without further delay, there has been delays, and they have a right to have, in my opinion, kevin maxwell, overpaid ceo of the public school system, stand before them in a public forum, and would transpire as well as entertain questions and concerns directly from the community. >> fox5 reached out to prince george's county schools for comment, and they said that the student face task force hopes to have recommendations soon. >> also there is morning, controver

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they say walker tried escaping on foot when arrested. he now faces at least six charges including attempted homicide, armed robbery and aggravated assault. >> there was body armor that was found near the car. the weapons that were used as well as the ammunition. >> reporter: both victims injured in the shooting spree are expected to be okay. no officers were hurt as investigators now try to pinpoint a motive in this case. die >> brandi, thank you. >>> a maryland uber driver with an extensive criminal record has been arrested for allegedly attempting to shoot and kill police officers with a homemade gun. the incident took place when police tried to arrest jonathan hemming on a bench warrant. he is now facing two counts each of attempted first degree murder and attempted second degree murder plus other additional charges. >>> a new study links a spike in cancer deaths to the 2008 global recession. researchers found an extra 260,000 people died following the economic crisis. unemployment and cutbacks in public health spending were linked to

but roger was a walker, i was a walker. >> legendry film critic, roger e ebert was a man of mythic proportionso should chicago honor? if you had a statue of a person everybody agrees is a good person and very popular answer, roger ebert. >> i'm a little prejudice but definitely roger ebert deserves all the accolades. he's the guy who got me to write the blog, he was an amazing guy and had he not become ill and really handled his illness in a way that i can't even conceive of myself handling, i think that that really kind of set him apart from kind of the other iconic chicago people. >> and correct me if i'm wrong, this was an enthusast. he liked going to the movies. >> this isn't always the case with critics. they don't always love the subject matter they're reviewing. he loved movies and actors. if you went to his house, he would want to watch movies. >> siskall and ebert. they didn't seem to like each other. >> they hated each other. they understood what they had but a lot of people think siskall was the alpha, he was not. roger was a much better writer and much better read. >> so, roger liv

. >> reporter: city councilwoman sherry walker spoke on behalf of amy joyner-francis' family tonight. walker is usualing people in wilmington to have conversations with end bullying so we don't have another tragedy like the one that happened to amy last month, killed in a fight with three girls at howard high school. >> we as a community need to recognize and realize what we are we going to make a difference in the lives of our young people. >> reporter: the department of justice and wilmington police filed charges against three howard high school students. we chose not to name them because they're under 18. one girl who police say was the aggressor faces criminally negligent homicide. the two others face criminal conspiracy. in a statement, the superintendent says, "the school district will follow through with necessary actions for the students involved in the incident based on the school district's code of conduct." >> at the end of the day, there is still a life that's lost and that life belonged to that family. >> reporter: prosecutors say the three girls planned to attack amy. th

walker's "library of the history of human imagination" at his connecticut home is a world- class museumturing the inventions of the past. >> this is one of the few surviving working enigma machines in the world. >> reporter: he even showed me the famous nazi invention whose code the brits helped crack in world war ii, made famous again recently by the movie the "imitation game." >> it's beautiful, it's the greatest encryption device in history and the germans use it for all communications. >> reporter: walker's own invention record is none too shabby. he's named on more than 500 u.s. and international patents. but for protecting them, by filing suit against microsoft, google, apple, sony, and others, for infringement, he's been called a patent troll. slander, he says. >> people want to say 'well he took me to court, he shouldn't have taken me to court. he's a troll.' what i really want to do is to say to somebody look: you're using my patent, pay me a reasonable license and we're done. >> reporter: but are all of walker's patents themselves reasonable? or as has been alleged, were some

david, officers in this case telling me that walker could not have obtained those weapons legally. he spent 16 years in prison for second degree murder, and tonight, he's facing multiple charges, including attempted homicide. david? >> kayna whitworth in phoenix. >>> next, to the race for the white house, and there are major developments on both sides tonight. after fights overnight at a trump rally. look at this. this was the scene today in anaheim, california. police showing force outside, surrounding the arena. there have been more arrests. abc's tom llamas is in california. >> reporter: tonight, police departments along the west coast mounting up for a showdown with anti-trump protesters. the safety concern following this chaos at trump's rally in new mexico. >> get back! >> reporter: demonstrators barging through barricades and clashing with officers. trampling police cars. police forced to fire tear gas. trump denouncing protesters waving the mexican flag as, quote, thugs and criminals. and inside the rally -- >> bring them home to mom. go home to mommy. is it fun to be at a

but roger was a walker, i was a walker. >> anthony: legendary film critic roger ebert was a man of mythic the siskel and ebert duo, and a regular at the old town ale house, roger passed away in 2013 after a long battle with cancer. i've been sort of conducting an informal poll over the course of the week asking people who chicago should honor, if you had to put up a statue you know, of sort of an iconic chicagoan who everybody agrees is a good person. and very popular answer, roger ebert. >> bruce: i would say that i'm a little prejudice but definitely roger ebert deserves all the accolades he's been getting, justifiably so. roger's the guy that got me to write the blog, and he's the guy that gave me the tips. he was an amazing guy and i think of course had he not become ill, and really handled his illness in a way that i can't even conceive of myself handling, um i think that that really kind of set him apart from kind of the other iconic chicago people. >> anthony: the guy, and correct me if i'm wrong, this was an enthusiast, i mean this was a guy who actually liked going to the movies.

a dog walker is posting signs to alert people about wild coyotes. bryant is a professional dog walker, last week two coyotes attacked a pit bull that ventured off the trail. the dog vehicletured off the trail -- ventured off the trail. >> there was a coyote in front of me when i was putting up the sign. he was watching me the whole time while i was putting up the first alert sign. >> dog owners say they appreciate the warning, coyotes are being spotted all over the bay area. animal experts say coyotes are territorial, a coyote may be attracted by food dishes. >>> state water officials may's mandatory water restrictions. they will make a decision next wednesday. even if the restrictions are relaxes the conservation efforts have to continue. he issued an executive order makes some restrictions permanent. the california supreme court says it's illegal to carry a loaded gun in a backpack without a concealed license. california law generally does not allow people to carry a concealed gun in public without a license. carrying it in a backpack would also r

near walker didn't help. how at a two rbi single. next inning, striking back, here come the giants who close it to a one run game. the mets walker, my gosh, boom. that is michael, they grab a 6- 3 lead and win 6-5. jeeps lost another to the mets and on the surge of getting swept in new york. ahead you know i got more game. nfl graft 2016 has come and gone. i got game day three details. ,,,,,, most fast food places use formulas to create their combos. but all that math, doesn't always equal something tasty. at my place, you can get a mouthwatering sourdough bacon ranch combo. with a full size beef patty, bacon, and creamy ranch sauce, on toasted sourdough bread. plus hot & salty fries and a freestyle drink for just $4.99. because flavor always beats formulas. the sourdough bacon ranch combo, just $4.99 for a limited time. >>> back with the in fact, 49ers made some noise today. nfl draft day three. conner cook, michigan state star picked up by oakland in the 4th round. he wept 34-5 for party. -- sparty. undertsandably anxious whene had

[applause] officer coral walker. valor presented to officer coral walker, omaha police department. for taking great and decisive action to subdue and active shooter after exchanging gunfire, he single-handedly incapacitated a man who had injured and killed multiple victims on a shooting spree. [applause] officer gregory stevens. medal of valor presented to officer gregory stevens, texas police department. in the trading courage to save lives. he exchanged gunfire at close range of two heavily armed assailants putting a deadly act of terrorism. preventing a deadly act of terrorism. [applause] mrs. constance wilson accepted on behalf of sergeant wilson iii . middle valor presented to -- medal of valor presented to: sergeant was in the third. given his life to protect innocent civilians. he put himself in harms way during an armed robbery drawn fire from the assailant and suffered a mortal wound as he kept store employees and customers safe. [applause] officer nile johnson. medal of valor presented to hnson, florida. swift and miller's action to any crimes be. he pursued a man who had

ok, richard walker. thank you.hor: from one man who once -- wants to become president, to a woman who wants to remain president. the president of brazil, rousseff, is heading for impeachment. she will be suspended from office and put on trial, accused of manipulating government accounts to impress voters in the last election. she denies any wrongdoing could she will be suspended for six months while the child explains. [chanting] >> a fighter for the brazilian nation, they cried. members of the former cabinet gathered to show confidence in the now suspended present. in spite of the decision, nobody is planning on giving up the fight, least of all rousseff herself. >> what is at stake in the impeachment process is not just my mandate, what is in play is a respect for the ballot box, the will of the brazilian people, and the constitution. >> with her head high, she greeted supporters waiting for how outside the presidential palace. these people see the suspension as a coup, motivated by politics. reporter: it was aft

we have to get rid of it. >> reporter: wilson walker, kpix 5. >> good story. beyond california the situation is worse. houston scaled back pick up programs. and waste management, the largest hauler closed 1/5 of its facilities. >>> starting wednesday you will be able to get from silicon valley to london in style. dreamliner service from san jose to heathrow. the daily non-stop will be a first for the airport. and the first u.s. cruise it cuba in 50 years is sailing away tonight. 700 passengers are on the american ship and they will be the first to dock on the island. it will stop in two ports. >>> someone in san jose will be able to afford a few trips. they won a million dollars playing powerball. a gas station sold a powerball ticket that matches 5-6 numbers and it is now worth $1.3 million. no one hit the jackpot last night so that means the next drawing on wednesday will be worth $350 million. >> we could use that. >>> we will fire up the kpix 5 doppler tonight. a lot of this is really because of the returns on the radars are ramped up. they increased the s

they might be in cancun already. 37 points for kemba walker. we have a game seven coming up next, on abc. >> michael at the foul line. >> what a play by bird! >> oh, man. ♪ rock rockin' with the best rockin' with the best ♪

walker: thank you, mr. speaker. this bill includes over $9 billion in appropriations for 22 nondefense programs that are not authorized by law. none of these programs receive a total of $185 million more than they're enacted dire their enacted 2016 level. several of these programs have not been authorized since the 1980's and one has never been altogether ridsed by congress. my amendment is simple. my amendment would reduce unauthorized nondefense accounts for the 2016 level -- to the 2016 levels. it would also cut around $185 million and send that money to the spending reduction account. in a time when we as a nation are approaching more than -- or close to $20 trillion in debt, we cannot continue to fund unauthorized accounts in our appropriations process. this is a democratic nation. and the men and women send the members of this body not to slip unauthorized programs in appropriations bills, but to have an open discussion on our funding priorities. furthermore, the inclusion of appropriations for these programs

ricky velez, holly walker, and lecrae.ght's question is from an audience member named safiya. let's take a look. >> "hey, larry, would you rather have the person that you love the most or the person that you hate the most have the ability to read your thoughts? keep it 100." >> larry: um, i would definitely not want the person i love the most being able to read my thoughts. i don't care if you hate me, because that's all i'm going to be thinking about you. thanks for watching. good night. captioning sponsored by comedy central >> may 10, 2016. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york this is "the daily show with trevor noah." [cheers and applause] >> trevor: welcome to the daily show. i'm trevor noah. my guest from the hit show "scandal" joe morton is here. so excited but let's get to our top story. the public bathroom. the place you only go if you have to like prison or an a cappella concert. recently the cha

nightly show" contributor jordan carlos. ( cheers and applause ) and "nightly show" contributor holly walker. ( cheers and applause ) and he's the co-executive producer of "roots," a miniseries remake of the classic show airing on monday, may 30, at 9:00 p.m. on the history channel and all across cable. welcome levar burton. ( cheers and applause ) and for everyone at home, join our conversation right now on twitter @nightlyshow using the hashtag #tonightly. you're coexecutive producer of the new version of "roots," and the original had a huge impact on america, ratings-wise. i felt people really got a feel for that black experience for the first time ever. >> that was the truth. >> larry: yes. do you think a show like that can the same ceend of cultural impact today? >> well, i know there is no way we can hope to approximate the record-shattering number of -- >> television is just different. >> we just watch tv in a very different way these days, but i am hoping we can be a parent about the continuing conversation about race in america. and where are those vestiges that still exist, those v

walker says we've all been exposed the fa exposed. >> the fact that it was used to heavily for so long>> certain pfcs are linked to delays. now scientists and the government are becoming increasingly curious about pfcs in water. >> it eventually runs off it washes off, it get into the bay, it gets into drinking water. >> they say detections at treatment plants near sfo and travis air force base are likely related to the chemical. last year the tear started testitest i -- military started testing groundwater. during the past two years the epa required large public drinking water systems to test for the chemical. we found nearly 200 water supplies across the country detected pfcs. 28 are in california including the city of pleasanton. >> when we collect these samples our hope and expectation is there won't be any contaminants in it. >> dan martin says one drinking water well tested positive twice for a pfc linked to foam. the city is searching for the source. the chemical was found at low levels just below the testing limit set by the epa. >> it's definitely something we're concerned abo

ricky velez, holly walker, and lecrae.e we go i'm gonna keep it a hundred. tonight's question is from an audience member named safiya. let's take a look.

vehicles in stock. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: thanks to my panelists, jordan carlos holly walkertime, but before we go, i'm gonna keep it

>> she's going from a walker to a runner, and she actually loves it.hape that body, as you can see, and help with weight loss down the road. >> come to us, jamie. are you ready? >> ready. >> here's joann before. down 13.4 pounds. >> wow, girl! let's take a look at your earlier outfit so we can remember back in the day. now why don't you show us what you've got. oh, my gosh, the jeans are buttoned. it looks cute. good job. >> so we have another report card for joann because she did such a great job and she had different issues. so in her report card, one thing that was hugely important is she eliminated her pasta. she's italian, she loves it, she loves macaroni. a-plus. she cut it down but did not eliminate it, which is important. she stopped skipping meals. she found she would get overhungry and get out of whack, so she found some replacements. >> for cardio, she went from a walker to a power walker and she's finding more ways to incorporate cardio on top of the walking. and for strength and flexibility, she got a b for that. she's going to try to get

>> they hadn't won except the two landslide elections and it stays pretty blue scott walker was elected in 2010 and is the very divisive issue to pay a lot of dividends and wan study that just comes out to save $5 billion over five years. and they could use money wisely that is the message of their talking about has opened up. that is better than san colorado for the electoral college votes that is considered hard for both parties to win but if republicans could take wisconsin out there really do think it's feasible to do that that resets the whole midwest and rust belt and winning wisconsin would show a drop that entire region would be very difficult. >> what is your day job? >> senior editor i do twice a week podcast on politics and culture. >> has any candidates done when you are suggesting here? >> if you take a look at the primaries so far i think ted cruz does a very good job of a specially but also a texas with his home state and oklahoma we're hearing a lot of things about his organization that tend to make me think he is on the right track with the exception of i was ted is pur

ricky velez, holly walker, and lecrae.most out of time, but before we go i'm gonna keep it a hundred. tonight's question is from an audience member named safiya. let's take a look. >> "hey, larry, would you rather have the person that you love the most or the person that you hate the most have the ability to read your thoughts? keep it 100." >> larry: um, i would definitely not want the person i love the most being able to read my thoughts. i don't care if you hate me, because that's all i'm going to be thinking about you. thanks for watching. good night. >> chris: it's 11:59 and 59 seconds. this happened on mashable! budweiser, the king of beers, is changing its name, and now it wants to be called dwayne "the rock" johnson. no that's not true. it's weirder. budweiser is changing its name to america. sweet can, brah! what is more american than budweiser. a beer that took its name from a far superior czech product? if you're upset about the title change, don't worry, the king of beers is really just a figurehead. the prime