commissioner vice president mar commissioner clinch commissioner lee commissioner mccray commissioner walker city manager commissioner president melgar is excused next it presidents familiarities to you to the commission to skrauft their schedule to host the september 2015 bic meeting in convenience felt obvious advance of the loma prieta kudos to dbi staff for the additional requests to launch the dbi seismic safety outreach preamble and supervisors of district 5 and 10 and awarded arrogance if working groups radio underway in helping san francisco prepare for the next big one thank you to director huey and others that participate in tomorrow's working group on the adu's which will be held at the firehouse in fort mason on 6:00 p.m. by the apartment association that is an opportunity to explain explain the dbi process for the initiative by the mayor and the board of supervisors to increase the more affordable housing city to encourage the property owners to provide more affordable housing and the mayor's that the planning review fees for those who voluntarily legalize a occupant in early septemb

commissioner vice president mar commissioner clinch commissioner lee commissioner mccray commissioner walker cityent melgar is excused next it presidents familiarities to you to the commission to skrauft their schedule to host the september 2015 bic meeting in convenience felt obvious advance of the loma prieta kudos to dbi staff for the additional requests to launch the dbi seismic safety outreach preamble and supervisors of district 5 and 10 and awarded arrogance if working groups radio underway in helping san francisco prepare for the next big one thank you to director huey and others that participate in tomorrow's working group on the adu's which will be held at the firehouse in fort mason on 6:00 p.m. by the apartment association that is an opportunity to explain explain the dbi process for the initiative by the mayor and the board of supervisors to increase the more affordable housing city to encourage the property owners to provide more affordable housing and the mayor's that the planning review fees for those who voluntarily legalize a occupant in early september this means the owners par

spend a lot of money, they support democrats, in this video, the scott walker ad, they look like isis storming some middle eastern citybut the republicans, the ir position of bashing them is more politically and financially advantageous in this sense -- a lot of rich people, you know some of them -- stephanie: without a doubt. john: hate unions of any kind and they will write a big check to a guy like scott walker famous for crushing unions. stephanie: carl icahn did not go to atlantic city and rescue casinos specifically because unions stood in his way. he says that if these employees are willing to step out of their union contracts, i will hire them. because they wouldn't, he says go fish. john: it is almost ecumenical. you get these rich guys -- stephanie: almost what? john: you get democratic rich people -- even the democratic rich people hate the unions. stephanie: it stands in their way. if you are a super rich person, you don't want anything road-blocking you. john: she is awesome. with themy interview potential presidential candidate who says he will resign as soon as he reaches the white house. we will be rig

walker: this is the longest -- prof. johnson: this is the longest cortical city in the united states. ,he culture in many ways remember, 200 years is a pretty od -- period of time. so for many years, there was a thriving multiethnic culture that was filtered through spanish piety, spanish teletext, spanish economics, and it still shows. -- spanish politics it shows in the layout of the city. it is a wonderful place where you you can see the other story of the united states which is not told is incredibly important , not just because of what it says about florida and the united states, but because of the international dimension. long before internationalization became a buzzword, this place people'sd by different , ethnic groups, cultures, languages, trades, and religions. >> we continue our tour of the literary life of saint augustine with the author of "mr.

city ha scott walker is now tenth after starting out as the early front runner in iowa. >> thank youery much. kelly? >>> meantime hillary clinton facing trouble in the hawk eye state losing her lead to bernie sanders. the vermont senator overtaking mrs. clinton 41%. what's happening? >> bernie sanders has two events in south carolina today. one of them begins this hour as his campaign says it is quote, delighted by the latest poll out of iowa showing the independent socialist senator catching up with hillary clinton for the first time. a quinnipiac shows him with 40%. that top two are within the margin of error. to indicate how far sanders has come or how far clinton has fallen, earlier this summer another poll in iowa showed clinton with 52% and sanders with 33%. this iowa poll follows days after a different poll in new hampshire. has sanders up by nine points over clinton. 41%, 32% suggesting sanders has the momentum in the first two states to vote next year. here is sanders described his ascent in the democratic nominating process. >> you know, why are you generating such large tu

city. ♪ ♪ marÍa: el precandidato republicano scott walker busca construir un muro divisorio en la frontera uno de los precandidatos a la presidencia comparÓ a los indocumentados con paquetes. dice que serÍa fÁcil rastrear los como lo hace fedex con sus envÍos. >> no es asÍ, no somos una bolsa. reportera: afirma que es otro ataque en contra de la comunidad migrantes del paÍs. >> cita precedentes terriblemente nocivos para la sociedad en general, pero sobre todo para ciertos grupos, en particular los inmigrantes latinos. reportera: este fin de semana el gobernador republicano que busca la elecciÓn presidencial de su partido dijo que para frenar la inmigraciÓn en el paÍs se tendrÁn que rastrear a los inmigrantes que lleguen con vistas como separan paquetes de federal express. enfatiza que si llegara a ser presidente contratarÍa a fred de federal express. >> insultando a los latinos no va a ganar la presidencia. >> Él ofrece en este momento una soluciÓn descabellada porque se dio cuenta que lo descabellado tiene eco en los medios y cÓmo su popularidad ha ido descendiendo no quiere quedarse fue

ktvu's noelle walker is live at the embarcadero. the city says they will have to be moved not 'cause we are hosting -- because we are hosting the super bowl party but for the safety of the homeless and visitors. >> reporter: san francisco is a tale of two cities. the picture post cards and the underbelly. >> name one city -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: he is one of an estimated 3,000 people living on the streets here. >> thank god for places like this. >> reporter: last week he came to the navigation center in the mission district, with a goal of getting people into housing. as the city prepares to host the super bowl some of the homeless who make their home near the embarcadero could be relocated there. mayor ed lee called it a safety issue. from the streets to small businesses there are many critics in the mission district who cringe at the idea of reranging the -- rearranging the homeless. >> it is about dealing with real issues in the city. >> the challenge is something the mayor focuses on every day. >> reporter: she points out the m

>> yes, joggers, walkers, baby carriages, ruled the street of paris sunday. the city light banned carson tirely for the day. and it comes as paris prepares to host un talks and reducing greenhouse emissions. paris is one of the most polluted cities in the world, and that car ban got some pretty rave reviews. erika? >> that sound nice. i will tell you, it was casino after treat this last week, just walking down the middle of the street, for you in new york, too? >> absolutely, you know, the traffic was such a nightmare, but well worth it for the pope's visit. but it was night. just so many fewer cars on the road, so you did get around quicker. >> there you go. jill, thanks, see you later this morning. >> well, for some this weekend, the papal weekend meant some big business from bobble heads to t-shirts and coins, entrepreneurs took every chance they could to think up something interesting for the pope's whirlwinds tour. "eyewitness news" spoke to some of those folks who say this weekend was a big success. one pittsburgh woman, there she; brought her peppy cab business

>> a spokesperson says her mother were approved by the housing authority of the city and they have worked with the walkers as best as possible to keep the costs reasonable. meanwhile, she says her mother will continue her search for a new home. kron 4 news. >> if you have a story you'd like the share, head to our web site. you can submit your story. it's all at kron 4.com. >>> a new mown toin lion in the south bay. a cat was spotted near a tower road. it was seen headed into a wooded area away from homes. they want to remind people don't run away. try to appear bigger than the animal because they usually won't approach people. >>> car buffs came out this weekend to raise money for local charities. exotic cars in the area were on display from the -- display. it has grown to hundreds of cars over the last decade. . >> i realized there were guys who liked to get together. we started it right here. we've raised over $300,000. our first year we had 21 cars and we raised $1,500. . >> the money raised goes to transportation for seniors, local high schools and historic societies. >>> james blake after being detai

i think that drove the beltway narrative around scott walker, the inevitable republican nominee. in april at a new york city fund-raiser billionaire david koch told a group of republican donors "we will support whoever the candidate is but it should be scott walker." charles and david koch not only wanted the republican presidential nomination to go to scott walker, they said publicly they believed the nomination would go to him. at that same fund-raiser david koch also quoted by the "new york times" as saying "when the primaries are over and scott walker gets the nomination." so however wobbly he was as a candidate, one of the things that always made scott walker seem very viable, made it seem like he really might have a shot at the nomination is that he won the billionaire bingo. he had the koch brothers in his corner more than any other candidate. and they had supported him so long and so generously in wisconsin it felt natural i'm sure for their largesse toward his wisconsin political career to extended to a national campaign as well. and that sort of support i think in particular gave scott walker a pe

. >> reporter:victoria walker is the community and economical director for concord; she says city building inspectors spent the day looking over the railing and working with the land lord to ensure safety. >> i also noted that the property owner installed temporary repair and will continue to work with the property owner to ensure complete safety repairs are made. >> reporter:nunez says that's a step in the right direction, however he feels it should've have never got to this point >> this could have been avoided and none of this could have happened. >> reporter:i did check with the city, they say they that they do inspections of multi family homes like this every four years the 11 month old baby boy is expected to fully recover >> pam: homes to hundred of the evacuees will be closing tomorrow morning. j.r. stone is an callused of the tonight joining us live with where the belly fiery death duties will be going. j.r.?--where the deadly fighter mahal--valley fire evacuees >> reporter:the valley fire has now been burning for 12 days. >> reporter:cal-fire crews are slowly getting ahead of the

thursday pope francis will head to new york city before finishing his trip in philadelphia. wisconsin governor scott walker is ending his bid for president. walker is dropping out to create space in a crowded gop field. he is urging other candidates to do the same so a smaller group can take donald trump down, he says. >> i encourage other republican presidential candidates to consider to do the same so the voters can focus on a limited number of candidates who can offer a positive, conservative alternative to the current walker's exit comes after rick perry is the first candidate to bow out. the republican pack stands at 14. the u.s. will be giving nearly $420 million more to aid syrians fleeing poverty and war. they say the money will pay for things like health care, food and clean water. the u.s. is spending a total of $4.5 billion on the refugee crisis. thousands of people from the middle east are continuing to pour into europe each day. and volkswagen's stock tanking after the company admits to cheating on u.s. smog tests. the world's top selling car maker lost 17% of its value yesterday. vw used prog

. >> reporter: va nita walker says when she was living on the streets -- >> i can understand what people are going through. >> reporter: the city didn't have public bathrooms. >> i'm proud of my job. i'm good at what i do. >> reporter: now she's more than a dozen so-called pit stop attendants in san francisco. >> they see me, they be like, oh, it's time to go. >> reporter: at $15 an hour, her job is to clean up and watch for any illegal activity. >> i love the paycheck. >> reporter: there are eight toilets around the city. >> this is the way we're going now. >> reporter: rachel gordon with the public works department says another five more will pop up in the next several months. >> it's the tenderloin, a great example that the number of steam cleaner requests to come and clean human waste has gone down in the areas where these toilets are. >> reporter: currently, san francisco pays $1 million a year to clean up human waste on the streets. with more available toilets, the cost is expected to go down. >> every day, got to watch your step. could get a surprise on the bottom of your shoe. >> reporter: that surprise is a serious hea

city of washington and the sky and how it looked from the walker jones and terrell elementary school in the district. clear skies. beautiful morning. beautiful day. few fair weather clouds popping up. the heating of the day, the clouds will go away and another clear night. it's warm and humid. 91 at reagan national and andrews air force base. joyce base andrews. old school. sorry. 90 in gaithersburg and 90 in washington dulles. but if you factor in the moisture it feels warmer. talk about the thermometer. we hit 90 today or higher for the 51st time this season. on an average summer we do it 367 times. we're well above that. last summer we only had 24 days 90 or higher. tomorrow is day 52 of 90-plus heat for the summer season. in the evening it will cool off. it will be warm and muggy. the sun will set at 7:28. so a nice night at the ballpark or anything else. no rain threat. just a heat and humidity will linger across midatlantic and northeast. temperatures are cooler to the plain and part of the upper mississippi river valley. we will get the cooler temperatures here. a cold front i

walker following the story for us from the human in new york, thank you. a three-pronged surprise attack. tonight, afghanistan's militant taliban control the cityenter ofkundis. in doing so, they has released hundreds of prisoners and routed the government, who have fallen back to the city's airport. when lieutenant in the taliban reports that will soon fall as well. >> taliban fighters were already celebrating their victory on the outskirts of the city. by this time, they had already captured armored vehicles. the attack had begun. later, they celebrated in central kundis, calling themselves the emancipator's. one man said that they will once again rule under sharia law. the fight has tracked civilians in conflict zones. the area has long been known as the taliba stronghold, but the assault seemed to take afghan security forces by surprise. four hours a try to -- four hours they tried to fight back, and believe they would be successful. >> refight that in -- we fought back and defeated them in many locations. i'm sure we will be victorious. >> but later, the taliban wasted their flag over the city center where they have already released their

walker for me to lose this sherbet colored gift. >> try ice. >> is this really the prime indicator the new york city is turning back into a hellholenk it bothers people in their wondering. i mean,, murder is optimal robberies up, rape is up. bombs taking baths and the fountains. the cops are standing down. rightly new yorkers want to know where the city is going when you have elmo going on anti- somatic rants and spiderman groping people in naked chicks walking around, it's a fair question. kennedy: i don't think they are as offensive as the costume characters. i have been accosted by the costume characters. they are offensive and probably covered with bedbugs. they are soiled. they smell. a much bigger problem with them than i do with the ladies. >> what are you going to do? i think this,i think this, crime has been pushed down to an all-time low, no doubt about it. maybe we reached the natural state of crime. there is only so far that you can push it before people rebel or new york juices start bubbling up to the sewer great again. i do not know what you can do. there is something called the first amendment in this country. i th

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locally and have as many people that come through our city as we do is to invite potential disaster and certainly minimally confusion. confusion for walkers, for drivers, and for bicyclists. >> the board of supervisors is considering an ordinance to allow cyclists to keep going if there is no cross traffic and they can do it safely. but the mayor says if the board approves that plan, he will veto it. when cyclists roll through stop signs, it's called an idaho stop. that's because idaho allows bicyclists to treat stop signs as yield signs if there's no traffic. we wondered how is it going in idaho? we asked natalie hearst, an anchor in boise, if drivers and cyclists in idaho made it work. >> we've learned to because in idaho, being an outdoors community, there are foothills where you can do mountain biking here in town. we also have lots of commuters who bike to work on a regular basis going 30 miles in on a regular day. i think biggest thing is awareness. we've learned, even myself as a driver, as you approach an intersection, you've got to look twice for the motorcyclist and the bicycles. >> idaho has had this law since 1982. >>> tonight

walker was burned alive when the porch -- porshe he was riding in crashed. >>> a former new york city firefighter who really wanted to meet pope francis over the weekend but was carrying a hunting knife and bullets he is in jail this morning. christopher kanela managed to breech security. he drove out on to the tarmac where the pope's plane was parked. investigators say he drove a black suv similar to the ones the secret service uses. he followed a motorcade into that sensitive area. the knife, the ammunition, and marijuana were found in that suv. kanela told investigators he wanted to change the world. he's being held on $500,000 bail. >>> critics of the golden state warriors plan to build a new arena in san francisco is offering an alternative location now. it could be billed about a mile to the south. a 21-acre site near pier 80. the team hopes to be playing there within three years. critics say that location would cause traffic problems, especially for the nearby ucsf hospital. >>> speaking of the warriors they begin defense of their nba championship title just four weeks from tod

walker, his only child is now suing. who his only daughter blames in the death of a fiery car crash, and what they're saying about it. then later -- >>> why is the city's new first subway station in decades is less than half as crowded as predicted? we've got answers for you, coming up. >>> mr. holt, look at what he's working on for 6:30. >> coming up at 6:30 on the nightly news. the pope stops an execution of a woman in georgia. why she says her organization is the victim of a smear campaign. and two fights today, the victims of isis and the taliban >>> the daughter of actor paul walker is suing porsche, claiming the sports car her father was in when he was killed had numerous design defects. the 16-year-old walker is suing money damages from porsche. porsche has just released a statement saying, it stands by the police report which says reckless driving and excessive speed caused the crash. >>> police make a major drug bust at a home in rockland county. 200 marijuana plants were all seized in an early morning raid in valley cottage. police were in gear because of how many marijuana plants were inside. they weren't sure what street value would be. >>>

walker: yeah, absolutely. cruz: i think we should end birth right citizenship trump: i will build a great, great wall... in my mind it was a tall proud cityof... rocks stronger than oceans. and if there had to be city walls... the walls had doors and the doors were open to anyone with the will and the heart to get here. that's how i saw it and see it still. i am rich. on the grounds of my estate, i hob nob with the glitterati and play equestrian sports. out on the veranda, we enjoy finger sandwiches and other assorted dainties. i wear nothing less than the finest designer footwear. wherever i go, the paparazzi capture my every move. yes, i am rich. that's why i drink the champagne of beers. hey! so i'm looking at my bill and my fico credit score's on here. yeah! we give you your fico credit score. for free! awesomesauce! the only person i know that says that is... lisa? julie? we've already given more than 175 million free fico credit scores to our cardmembers. apply today at discover.com your loving touch stimulates his senses and nurtures his mind. the johnson's scent, lather, and bubbles help enhance the experience. so why just clean y

walkers. regular customers. so i'm definitely going to lose my regular customers. >> reporter: the mayor's office has unveiled detailed traffic restrictions and parking restrictions throughout the ci cityso certainly many businesses will be affected. we're live here along the parkway night, natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> natasha, you mentioned parking. there now be parking available in camden during the papal visit. camden is opening up its waterfront area to an estimated 8,000 cars but if you want a space you have to register online. and you have to pay about $44 a day for special permit. once you park you'll have to either take the river ferry, walk the ben franklin bridge or use patco to get to philadelph philadelphia. >>> tonight we have learned septa regional rail papal passes will be available for purchase this weekend. in person sales will be available at jefferson and suburban stations as well as most outlying stations. the passes are for one day and cost $10. more information go to cbsphilly.com. >>> and we are now only 10 days a way from the pope's arrival in philadelphia. in addition to transportation information we have a full resource guide you can check out any

city. chris and lauren, back over to you. >>> the daughter of the late actor paul walker, is ewing in connection with the deadly dent that killeder father. >> the 16 year-old meadow walker claims in that out that the manufacturer is at fault for walker's 2013 death. suit claims the car, marketed as a street legal race car, lacked proper safe guard to protect people inside that car. walker was trapped inside that car after it crashed and the car then burst into flames. meadow is seeking unspecified damaging from porsche. >>> national stair hey den pentiair hoist experiencing postpartum depression on the series. she says it is an issue that need to be talk about more because is there a lack of understanding about the condition. she has a nine month-old daughter with her fiance. >>> nasa's discovery of flowing water on mars could be a complete game changer. >> owe experts have known about sources of water on red planet for years but mars or either found evidence of the liquid water on the the mars slope and salty water and that could mean at minimum microscopic life on the surface have of mars or just beneath it. >> did life arise

walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> all lanes on southbound interstate 280 have reopened following a deadly accident there this afternoon. redwood city emergency crews were call to a single vehicle accident around 2:45 this afternoon south of black mountain. it appears a red ford pickup truck carrying one passenger veered off the road hitting a metal guardrail. the driver died at the scene. the passenger suffered only minor injuries. the victims name is being withheld. >>> the transbay tube was closed for repairs. b.a.r.t. says when the work is finally finished the tracks will be safer and quieter. the transit agency has been providing buses to get people across the bay. there are also added ferries to help with the crowds. those ferries especially busy, especially yesterday. ridership more than doubled on saturday. about 8,400 passengers took the ferries from oakland to alameda to san francisco compared to 4,700 the same time last year. one woman said the ferry is a pleasant way to travel. >> i want to fight the option, but the ferry is a nice ride. so if you do have to be so inconvenienced at least there's a boat and you're not stu

city of san francisco. it claims police showed racial bias when they stopped a car. new at 5:00 p.m. ktvu's noelle walker details on the case of police brutality. >> reporter: this is the lawsuit filed today. it alleges his rights were violated when police beat him just steps away from the safety of his san francisco home. >> we are here today seek justice for travis. >> reporter: this is travis hall. a 23-year-old and plaintiffane lawsuit filed -- plaintiff in a lawsuit filed against the city of san francisco, the police department and officers. >> that night the officers asumed i was doing something -- assumed i was doing something wrong because i was black. i felt like there was nothing i could do. >> reporter: his attorneys say he was being dropped off at his home when they were approached by three police officers who said their car signaled eradically. when he tried to call his mother who is white to come outside to help police pulled him from the car. . >> body slammed him. other officers joined, treating him like a punching bag. >> the officers were unprofessional. >> reporter: >> i feel like they

walker for cbs news, las vegas. >>> it has been exactly five years since this fiery blast at san bruno leveled a neighborhood. today city leaders will address changes that have been made since that day in 2010. the pipeline explosion killed eight and injured 66. the san bruno mayor plans to speak this morning at 9:00. meanwhile, pg&e has filed multiple motions hoping to dismiss all 28 charges the company faces in relation to the explosion. multiple investigations pointed blame at pg&e accusing the company of diverting pipeline safety funds elsewhere. federal prosecutors are seeking a fine of up to $1.13 billion if pg&e is convicted on all charges. >>> there's plenty of speculation in the tech world as apple holds its latest media event in just a few hours. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us live from san francisco where the company will have some announcements this morning. >> reporter: yeah. they have been prepping the auditorium for weeks here normally apple holds its big events at the moscone center this is a change in venue. the event is set to start at 10 this morning. apple's ceo tim cook is going to deliver the keyno

walker: yeah, absolutely. cruz: i think we should end birth right citizenship trump: i will build a great, great wall... in my mind it was a tall proud city built of... rocks stronger than oceans. and if there had to be city walls... the walls had doors and the doors were open to anyone with the will and the heart to get here. that's how i saw it and see it still. >>> paying taxes in countries where a tax bill comes due ranks at or near the top of the least favorite activities of the year. many people procrastinate until it's too late and send in their checks after the deadline. here in the united kingdom, almost a million people are set to have filed late last year. the government loses out on revenue. what to do about that and confounds officials around the world. a few years ago they set up a team called behavioral insights. to solve that problem and others like it, how to get people to donate organs or to do good for others. david is the chief executive of the unit commonly known as the nudge unit for nudging people into doing things they may not otherwise do. how do you get people to pay their taxes on time? >> the british government

city. his determination lauded worldwide with the #pizzarat and it was trending all over the internet and now you can see why. >>> governor scott walkery by dropping out of the presidential race. so which other candidate do you think will benefit the most as a result? ron was behind walker and now he's looking at carson, rubio and cruz. joseph thinks marco rubio will get a boost but he never saw walker as a viable candidate, calling him a one-trick pony. andrew thinks john kasich will benefit. both are midwest governors with establishment ties trying to beat washington outsiders. thanks for all your interesting comments today. a big, big week with the pope and the u.n. in session here, so keep it right here on fox. i'm gretchen carlson. let's head over to shep. >> all eyes now on washington. pope francis set to arrive in the united states within the hour. we'll look at where he's headed and how he's stirring up controversy by naming a brand new saint. >>> we'll also talk to a former secret service agent about what he calls the unprecedented challenges of protecting this pope. >>> hillary clinton unveiling a plan to limit prescription

city. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us 9:00 p.m. in new york and 8:00 in wisconsin where scott walkerin just governor walker. late today he quit the race. he called on others to do the same all in the name of taking on a candidate he all but named ex clearly condemned. >> today i believe that i'm being called to lead by helping to clear the field in this

walker have seen their numbers drop sharply after huge beginnings. not everyone in dallas is pleased with donald trump's visit. hundreds of latino activists marching through the cityere protesting trump's comments about immigration. >>> as of carly fee -- fee reno, she will be one debating this time around. voters are positive about a new ad that her super pac has issued. ♪ >> ladies, look at this face. this is the face of a 61 year old woman. i am proud of every year and every wrinkle. >> that ad is a rebuttal to her looks. he implied she isn't attractive enough to serve as president. michael shure is live for us tonight in los angeles. michael how things have changed for fiorina since the last debate. >> yes. you got a feeling that she had a little bit of mojo that she may not have had. she was on that small debate stage in cleveland, and made the most of that opportunity. and you already see it, del, in the fact that donald trump is addressing her. she was not a consolidate that people were even talking about. and now she has to do more than just be talked about. she has to go at candidates like donald trump. she marched off of the lower-tier debate stage in cl

walker made the point, look at four years ago. at that time, rick perry was in the lead. four years before that, it was new york cityuliani. so things have a way of changing over the course of the next year. >>> and let's talk about what's going on in these polls beyond the numbers. mark la month hill and jeffrey lord are here. mark is a moorehouse college professor. and jeffrey is the former political director in the reagan white house. so mark, let me start with you. as we just saw, hillary clinton has lost 19 points and her lead in new hampshire. she didn't see that coming. she's lost 11 points, but still holds the lead in iowa since the last nbc poll in july. so how does she stop the bleeding of her supporters who may be saying, enough, we want to hear from someone else? >> it's going to be tough. you know, the challenge here isn't about hillary clinton's experience which was something raised a few months ago by opponents on the right. it's not about her expertise or training. it's about her integrity and honesty. people are questioning that because of this e-mail scandal. i suspect hillary clinton didn't break

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walker: yeah, absolutely. cruz: i think we should end birth right citizenship trump: i will build a great, great wall... in my mind it was a tall proud citylt of... rocks stronger than oceans. and if there had to be city walls... the walls had doors and the doors were open to anyone with the will and the heart to get here. that's how i saw it and see it still. >>> mike huckabee, the former arkansas governor has just arrived here at the ronald reagan presidential library and you can see him getting out of the car and welcomed by officials including john highbush, the president of the ronald reagan library foundation and commission, and this is athena jones questioning him as he arrive ss at the library. let's listen in. >> and john, it is good to see you, and i would like to see that you are 100% now. >> and like you, i lost weight. >> and here is how you want to get it done. and you don't want to write a book about that. >> yes, the long way. >> it is great to see you here. and hello, little girl, how are you? >> governor huckabee, athena jones from cnn. >> and why would cnn be here by the way? i cannot imagine. >> how are you? are you re

walker: yeah, absolutely. cruz: i think we should end birth right citizenship trump: i will build a great, great wall... in my mind it was a tall proud city stronger than oceans. and if there had to be city walls... the walls had doors and the doors were open to anyone with the will and the heart to get here. that's how i saw it and see it still. who knows, one of these kids just might be the one. to clean the oceans, to start a movement, or lead a country. it may not be obvious yet, but one of these kids is going to change the world. we just need to make sure she has what she needs. welcome to windows 10. the future starts now for all of us. that reminds me... anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea... ...gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against occasional digestive issues. with three types of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. >>> three-hour debate adds up to a lot of words and donald trump clocked the most speaking time, 19.5 minutes and jeb bush next and scott walker the least, eight minutes. that's one measure but the candidate's body language spoke volumes. today

walker: yeah, absolutely. cruz: i think we should end birth right citizenship trump: i will build a great, great wall... in my mind it was a tall proud city rocks stronger than oceans. and if there had to be city walls... the walls had doors and the doors were open to anyone with the will and the heart to get here. that's how i saw it and see it still. ♪"once there was a hushpuppy" by dan romis man kind?eitlin ♪ are we good? go see. go look through their windows so you can understand their views. go find out just how kind the hes and shes of this mankind are. misswill turn anan asphalt parking lot into a new neighborhood for san franciscans. a vote for "yes" on "d" is definitely a vote for more parks and open space. a vote on proposition "d" is a vote for jobs. campos: no one is being displaced. it's 40% affordable units near the waterfront for regular people. this is just a win-win for our city. i'm behind it 100%. voting yes on "d" is so helpful to so many families in our city. without the internet i would probably be like a c student. internet essentials from comcast has brought low-cost high speed internet into the homes of hundreds o

walker: yeah, absolutely. cruz: i think we should end birth right citizenship trump: i will build a great, great wall... in my mind it was a tall proud cityonger than oceans. and if there had to be city walls... the walls had doors and the doors were open to anyone with the will and the heart to get here. that's how i saw it and see it still. >>> all right, in cuba, they're getting ready for something big. not a debate like in california, but something or someone divine. pope francis is preparing to make a historic visit to cuba and the united states, and he hopes in cuba, he stops there and hopes while there he will certainly be inspiring many. and the city of havana is busy making all the necessary preparations. cnn's patrick oppmann is there. >> we're in havana's cathedral square. this is u.n. of the places that pope francis visits on his first stop of his trip to cuba and the united states. and as you can see, let's walk here toward the cathedral. they're getting everything ready at a furious pace. lots of work being done, though. streets being fixed up, buildings painted. across the country, because this is a big deal for cubans. you