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after college, the couple has a large greek orthodox wedding at washington, d.c.'s st. sophia's cathedral. their wedding picture seen on their daughter's instagram account, set up as a tribute. what were they like together? >> they love each other. >> reporter: their housekeeper of two decades, nelly gutierrez says the savopouloses were the picture perfect couple. >> in my 19 years, 20 year working for the family, they never fight. they were so good together. he really love amy very, very deep. and the same way. you know, she was the same way. >> reporter: they would have three children. abigail, now 19, katerina, 16, and philip, 10. what about philip though? he's 10. >> he was very, very mature. he was very funny, you know like, when i always talk to him in spanish he gets so excited. but then when i talk to him a little bit more, he's like, no, no, i don't understand. >> reporter: an incredibly tight-knit family, embodied by pictures posted as a memorial slideshow on the funeral home's website. >> they adored each other. they were incredibly close. >> reporter: family

and the washington d.c.ng at to if any of the shootings are related. >>> a warning for anyone thinking of taking a swim in the potomac. think twice before heading into the water that is the word from the emergency crews as they search for a man that they fear has drown. he has not been seen since went when he and a friend went cliff diving near sandy falls park. >>> the search continuing this morning when two convicted killers escaped from eye security prison. they cut through a steel wall and followed a series of tunnels till they emerged from a manhole outside the prison on saturday. the other killed a sheriff's deputy. the new york governor seemed odd by the daring escape. >> no doubt it was an extraordinary act. you have a facility that i opened in 1965. this is the first escape from the maximum security portion of the institution ever. >> an intense man shouldn't underway with more than 200 law enforcement officers looking for the men. and canada has been called in because of the prison's close proximit

nightmare an edge street we as mothers are being mistreated i can't get over what happened no washington, d.cmy name was on a list with a particular agency about two months i was told i called the executive director of the agency she said he she said three or four people came and said i was sponsored and my name was being used she said she didn't sponsor me one mother said it was so i called paulette brown and tape was running said i was sponsored when i called on may 27th not one dime on my name the community felt i should go i asked this agency at least they can do something that was all she could do what was nothing i wrote a letter the first check was on june 1st everyone took off on june 3rd i received the check from ms. maxwell she responded i received the support check from a woman named helena and how much do you need and she grievous bodily harm the rest not one dime for a hotel nothing booked for me and my name was on a list i had to go up to washington, d.c. and not have a room. >> thank you, ma'am our time is up. >> i wanted everyone to know this is what happened in washington, d.

here the dewpoints though, washington, d.c. that's almost 670. that's bordering on oppressive humidity, that's because because they are south of the frontal boundary. in philadelphia we're north of the front and the humidity is lower and it feels better. 89 degrees by 2:00 p.m. the high today will be 91. so it will be a day that's on the hot side. if you're out there walking around or working or even at play make sure the sunscreen is handy and keep the cool drinks flowing. 6:00 p.m., we'resing back to 8 -- we're easing back to 88. it's travel season if you're flying this afternoon there are a couple of parts of the country you want to be careful of. chicago and detroit severe weather, possible tornados and thunderstorms. areas highlighted in the yellow that's a gusty thunderstorm or two. chicago airport, by the way is experiencing delays of an hour, because we have showers and thunderstorms buildings through the windy city. sarah when i step back inside we'll talk more about the weather over the next couple of days and we're going to have a more

we have the latest now from washington, d.c. tomorrow, tell us more about what these fast track trade powers allow president obama to do? >> what it does give him is the short to continue to negotiate a treaty with the 11 other pacific rim partners and these by the way institute about 40% of the world's total trade. and within the remaining you're navy of his administration or the at least another four years of his successors administration will allow them to submit the treaty to the senate without the ability of the senate to make any kinds of changes or even to fall the final vote produce final outcome that he has been fighting for for most of his administration. >> so the ttp deal would be very significant. why is it surrounded in controversy, though? >> the main opposition is from the labor unions in the united states and their supporters in the congress. all of them say that given the lessons that they've learned from previous large trade agreements like multi lateral agreements like nafta the north american free trade agre

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as washington, d.c.e savopoulos family, investigators begin their search for who could be behind such a horrific crime. >> thoo >> at least on three of the four victims there were injured discovered, blunt force or sharp object injuries. >> reporter: hours after the killings, 13 miles from their home, police find the family's blue porsche engulfed in flames. >> i did see smoke, fire coming out from the front side of the car. >> reporter: police release dramatic surveillance video showing an unknown individual fleeing that burning vehicle. >> anybody who may have information about the blue 2008 porsche, please call us with whatever information you may have. >> reporter: then a major break from an unlikely source. pizza crust. found by investigators at the mansion. >> there's a lot of dna in saliva and every time you bite in to something, you are leaving small amount of saliva behind. >> reporter: it is take on the the forensics lab and immediately tested for dna. >> compare that developed dna to a nationa

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he joins us live now from washington, d.c.r, thank you so much for joining us here on the program. so first of all i guess it's too early to say how significant these gains will be, but i suppose they are quite impressive considering how close they are to raqqa the stronghold of isil in syria. why do you think that the ypg has been so successful? >> clearly they've had a good day and imhas not. there is nothing not to like about that particular fact. maybe the most important piece of this is not so much that they've closed off raqqa but they've closed off the main root between raqqa and turkey and interdicted the flow of foreign fighters, oil going north. their smuggling routes. this is a big deal in terms of isolated raqqa and islamic state. >> do you think that the united states might further help the ypg with air support? >> i think the united states has been trying to give air power whenever it can to whoever needs it. they've been doing that with syria, but you know there has ban short supply in syria. to see the ypg doin

we're coming to you live from washington d.c. and we begin this morning up north in boston where new details are emerging about the disturbing alleged plot to behead police officers in an attack possibly inspired by isis. one of the suspects is in custody after facing a judge wednesday. the other dead after he confronted authorities with a military style knife. police believe execution of the plan could be hours away. pete williams has more on the latest case of civilians akuszed of targeting police officers. >> reporter: investigators to were back at the scene where an fbi agent shot the man they say was plotting to behead police. nbc has learned that three weeks ago based on social media postings they put him on 24-hour a day surveillance. they disclosed they were watching as he went online ordering three knives with long blades from amazon. they say he and two others met last sunday and talked about the plans to behead a victim in another state. the fbi says he changed his plan saying in a wiretapped phone call that he wanted

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sergeant burton chairman of the washington, d.c. police union represents 3600 officers detected and sergeants. you spend a distinguished member of the department for 21 years. and walter mack, a department -- he served as deputy police commissioner. all right. nick i want to start with you, councilman. baltimore just had its most violent month since 1972. if i'm not mistaken 42 homicides. there is also during the same period of time a massive plummeting and arrests. i wish i had a draft but it is extremely striking if you look at the data. what is going on in baltimore right now?

they could already get married in 36 states and washington, d.c. allen fisher reports. >> reporter: as the verdict was made public, cheers outside the u.s. supreme court. 5-4 majority that same sex plairnlg bans are illegal and had to go. >> all gender identities and sexual orientations. this is just amaze being. >> 14 states in the south and

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in washington, d.c. let's broaden this out with our cnn global affairs correspondent kimberly kimberly do zer. this is connected to what happened other the weekend, a 20-year-old queens man charged with conspiring to provide material support to isis. and i was just talking to evan about it. it seems like he mentioned the inspiration from what happened in garland, for arrests.

we'll take you to washington, d.c. my colleague, jake tapper "the lead" starts right now. >>> reforming in american history. >>> i'm jake tapper. the politics lead months of rehearsing and dieting, above all raising millions all leading to this moment former florida governor john ellis bush also know as jeb, taking his campaign out of the shadows, about to make it officials in just seconds. he will rally a packeded house. he will announce his bid for the presidency. never been done before not by the adams guys not the harrisons, nor the radios very little. dana bash is in miami at miami-dade college. we are hearing some red meat from the man about to introduce

a washington, d.c.re there is a priceless collection of display. >> reporter: our journey begins through the silence of the shakespeare reading room. down three stories to a bunker one block from the capital and the supreme court. so i can open this. it's a it ll like maxwell smart. we're deep inside the vault. it runs an entire city block. one of the most fortified bunkers in all of washington. housing some of the greatest literary treasures in the world. and most americans have no idea this is here. we're looking at the most prized possession of the folger shakespeare library. >> he held one of these pieces in his hand. >> reporter: one of queen elizabeth's bibles. >> it has her initials here. >> reporter: the biggest treasure of them all. this is the most valuable first edition in entire world? >> this is a blockbuster of a book. >> reporter: the first written collection of william shakespeare's plays. i can't pick it up right? >> you probably shouldn't go like this. but you can handle it. it's made

skies lit up from washington d.c. to illinois. wind took out the street, claiming the life of a mail carrier driving through a thunderstorm. another death in for thompson, south dakota. >> that is what it sounded like. rob: she was asleep in the camper when the storm hit. >> wee and a half times and lifted over the electrical box and rolled again. rob: so many states it was severe weather that on monday we will focus on the great lakes minneapolis and chicago and detroit under the gun. rocky marciano. kellye: closer to home officials are investigating the collapse of a church under construction. this happened in the dominion valley market square shopping center in haymarket. firefighters arrived to find the roof partially collapsed. two workers were injured and no word on their conditions. a new warning for anyone who rides metro. there have been a high number of cell phone snatches at a number of different metro stops. brianne carter has the video that the police want you to see. brianne: police say this is a recent robbery trend

let's speak now with john kirby in washington, d.c. good to have you with us. talking about the fight against isil, of course, that's a problem that extends not only in syria, but also to iraq, as you're no doubt aware. do you believe that the current iraqi prime minister has done enough in terms of reconciliation will sunnies to back up any movely isil. >> they're working very hard to make sure that they're responsive to the needs of all iraqis as possible. and he would tell you that he still has work to do, and he knows that, and we're obviously interested in helping in whatever way we can. but he's also very mindful that this war against isil in his country is his war to fight. we're supporting, as our 60-some-odd other nations they're struggling knowing that they must-win, and we'll help them to do that. to allow isil to fester and grow is lack of good governance. they've made sound decisions up to this point. >> are you satisfied with that? we look at some of the sunni demands that changes to the anti-terror law the release of prisoners, the treatment of s

let's go live now to washington d.c. a senior fellow from near east state.y much for joining us, now, despite what we have just heard there from the government how much of a blow is this, do you think? >> i think it is a pretty big blow. the iraqi government is trying to stabilize as much of the territory as possible, but they are having to do so with the use of shia militias, it is being replicated elsewhere like syria as well. and it runs up against realities. anywhere authorities very difficult to take the areas. >> now the sunni tribes have been asking for support and weaponry for quite some time now. our earliest guest said this was pragmatic. nobody is listening to them, is that your view. >> i think that the problem that we have is that despite changing prime ministers in iraq from one which is quite close to iran, who really is supposed to be more open, the change in the figure doesn't change the sectarian tensions and there seems to be a big problem in trying to get the sunnies who are part of the government and their allies to work together. and i

live anthrax has been sent to 12 states and washington, d.c. and three countries. the samples originated in utah. the inactive strains were to be sent for research. >>> health insurance premiums could increase as much as 30% next year for consumers who purchase policies through obamacare. according to the obama administration carriers are seeking rate hikes in 2016. among the largest, blue cross and blue shield of illinois looking to raise plans 29% or more. last year the obamacare increase as 5.4%. the white house was bragging about that. >>> time for an early start on your money. asian and europe stocks lower. u.s. stock futures are down a bit. the dow climbed 30 points thanks to positive signs in the economy. we could get more positive signs with the auto sales. sales on pace for the best year since 2001. >>> a cut throat wall street giant now family friendly. goldman sachs is offering new fathers four weeks off, four weeks paid instead of the previous two-week break. a growing trend of talent from silicon valley. big banks trying to change their never ending ho

we still need a jacket for lunch hour. 57 in gaithersburg. 61 degrees in washington d.c. as we spread out to the wider view, you can see how the cooler air gives down in the mountains. in fact, is just as good today in duluth, minnesota, as it is in d.c. with the temperatures. our frontal system is installed towards the south. the pressure towards north carolina today. they are getting soaked in coastal areas of the carolinas. any rain we get around here will be pretty white. amount to much. it will be spotty and it will be misty from time to time and this weather pattern will continue through the day tomorrow. futurecast brings a chance of more moderate showers, especially across southern parts of the viewing area as we head into tomorrow afternoon. temperature around 65 degrees. tonight, more of the same, perhaps patchy fog if the winds would calm down. let's look at the seven-day forecast. we are expecting a little more sunshine. sunshine may break out before the day is done and that would allow us to get back into the 70's. at least for the weekend we can get out and d

you walk through the streets of washington d.c. to get to your front door, you're probably on tv much of the time you're doing that, without your knowledge, without consent and without really much oversight into who sees those pictures and where you're going. >> it's true, there's a lot of surveillance out there, and there are a lot of cameras. and everybody is carrying a video camera in their possible et now but when you look at air surveillance, it's particularly entrucive because it gives the ability to track everybody all the time. and when this was hashed out in the supreme court the government versus jones, the government said that you won't have any privacy in public. and the justice said no, this kind of tracking is not something that has ever been possible before without a team of agents following somebody around but now everybody can be tracked all the time. and that difference in quantity makes a difference in quality. >> i want to talk more about privacy. if someone in their town picks a private part of their yard to su

first in washington d.c. the d.c. metropolitan police department released this footage from inside an elevator. we have two suspects in this video. these two fellas right here in the center of that elevator they don't seem to act like they know each other but they are both up to no good. >> oh, no. >> there's an older man there. he goes to walk out of the elevator just as the doors open. bald guy gets out and distracts him, blocks the man's exit from the elevator all while the man in the hat gets up very very close to this man and steals the contents of his back pocket. >> they're taking advantage of him. >> then we watch elevator as our older gentleman walks out of the elevator having no idea what just happened. police looking for both of these men in the washington d.c. area. the next video released by philadelphia police. bizarre behavior kr is cade restaurant. you see a car pulled outside and a man in a white hat walks up to the front door in the wee hours of the morning. it seems he uses a key to get in the front

repeal obamacare and we will repeal obamacare. [ cheers and applause ] today's republican party in washington, d.c. has been beaten into submission, is increasingly afraid to speak the truth. it's time to say what everybody's already thinking. the emperors in washington, they're not wearing any clothes. in case it's not clear right now, i am running for president without permission from headquarters in washington, d.c. [ cheers and applause ] i am tanned, rested and ready for this fight. here's the truth about most politicians. they're selfish. they're followers, not leaders. they worry more about their own fate than the country's fate. they take polls, figure out where the public is headed. they run out front, they pretend to be leading the parade. it's easy to be a popular politician. don't rock the boat. kiss a bunch of baby, cut ribbons, don't make big changes, but i'm not going to take the easy way out. if you want somebody who is just going to pretend that everything is fine just make some small tweaks, then you want somebody else. i'll make this promise to you, i will never leave from behin

that's the world policing him. >> that's all after the fact. >> in washington, d.c., bureaucrats got ith car sharing businesses they even did sting operations. today, however, d.c. tolerates services like lyft. they became too popular for regulators to strangle. no evidence that regulated cabs are safer. here in new york licensed cab driver jumped the curb, hit a woman and admitted i shouldn't be driving. >> that doesn't cry out for less safety regulation. it actually cries out for more vigorous enforcement of the safety regulation. >> of course, that regulation makes it hard for outsiders to compete. >> most of the rules that exist in the transportation industry are designed to protect existing transportation companies from competition. >> in many cities no innovative taxi company dares open. in nashville, tennessee, bureaucrats demanded that every car service established companies must charge at least $45 a ride. >> i'll have to charge him $45 for going four blocks. nobody is going to ride for 45. >> it was all protectionism to protect the industry. >> when ali started metro it was

i wear this one because i live and work here in washington, d.c. and everybody in washington, d.c.dresses in a suit or a formal uniform. as a gesture of respect i think, for each other. but i would rather be in a more -- a uniform with greater utility. this is not something you would be flexing with for example. what else? i'm about to take this jacket off. come on over here. [ applause ] >> i have two more. you come on over and you come on up. because you are just too cute to deny. oh there's three of them. okay, why don't you go first. >> why do you want to protect to the people? >> why do i what? >> do do you want -- why do you want to protect the people. >> by the way, we're not the only one that protect the people. there is firemen and police men and all of them serve their fellow citizens. and i think i decided to do that because it was a way -- i think this is a cool country right? and i think we have a lot of blessings and i thought maybe i could give back in some way for those blessings. what is your question? >> can you do my homework? >> what kind of homework. >> reading

. >>> we'll head to washington, d.c. where a news conference involving attorney general loretta lynch, fbi director james comey and health and human services secretary sylvia burwell is under well. let's listen to loretta lynch. >> the individual who committed these acts will be found and will face justice. as we move forward in this matter, my thoughts and prayers and those of our entire law enforcement community here at the department of justice and around the country are with the families and loved ones of the victims in charleston. even as we struggle to comprehend this heart-breaking event, i want everyone in charleston and everyone who has been affected by this strategy to know that we will do everything in our power to help heal this community and make it whole again. i encourage the people of charleston south carolina and the wider area to continue circulating the photos of the alleged perpetrator and report any tip, no matter how small, no matter how minor, to the tip line, which can be reached at 1-800-call-fbi

a violent night on the streets of washington, d.c.people are shot in five separate shooting incidents. >>> america's cyber security under attack as thousands of documents are hacked and experts warn this could just be the beginning. >>> and finally, the sun has returned. several days. the fog is out there for areas off to the west. we have some good looking weekend weather for you. i'll track the showers. >>> thanks for waking up with us. allison has done a good job describing the same weather conditions for five straight days. >> it was pretty nasty out there. let's take a look at our michael and son camera. we have deeps fog. you can see the sup shining. we'll track showers. 67degrees. here's the dense fog through the shenandoah valley. a couple of areas through manassas. and areas off to the east, no problems. that's where you're setting the stage for the showers today. we're in the 60s right now. it's pretty comfortable. you're not going to need the jackets. 16 for manassas and 63 as you head up towards the french fork area. notic

rest not one dime for a hotel nothing booked for me and my name was on a list i had to go up to washington, d.c. and not have a room. >> thank you, ma'am our time is up. >> i wanted everyone to know this is what happened in washington, d.c. >> thank you. >> is there any further public comment? hearing public comment is closed. i should have noted with those agenda but item 5 is actually going off calendar councilmember faulconer can i explain that >> yes. commissioner president loftus item 5 with the possible action to approve a special officer was taken off cleaned the city attorney's office and police department fined irregularity and contacted a sergeant and some things need to be done before this salsa satisfied a lot of dot all the i's and cross the t's so until that is done this should be off calendar madam president we have the appropriate idols to bring to the commission and scomboeks o scomboek put it back an sclaurnd. >> line item 4 reports and announcements for the deduction review of recent activities. >> good afternoon chief. >> i'll be relatively brief i know that director hicks i

she's in washington, d.c. for us right now. that's blunt criticism of him isn't it? >> pretty much the blunt is heard, and it should be recounting to the prime minister and he went on to explain why he thinks that benjamin netanyahu was revoted and he thinks that it was because they needless security and that they think the worst if not the best of number was. >> subsequently his statements have suggested that this is the suspect. suspect but there are so many conditions that it's unrealisticrealistic tings unrealistic. already, the international community does not thee think there is an it. >> what does he want to sea next? >> basically if there is had a isis reevaluation at the u.n. he said that before, but he's more specific now. he said that now is not the time for a new framework to emerge. he did not specifically say what he wants israel to do to built that confidence, i did out. >> thank you. >> in iraq, the bullets and bombs continue. fighting so severe it looks nowhere near over. the hot desert landscape, a tangled web of militaries and militias all trying t

washington d.c. - politics are part of the equation.tter what the science is, there's going to be contentious debate. >> i had a different experience. i was dealing with the scientists and citizens who are not debating if climate change is happening, but they are living it now. >> i think it's interesting that both sides of the debate claim to be on the side of science, and use studies as ammunition. we wanted to know who is right. things got interesting. >> as scientists we are trained to look at the data and go from there. that's what we try to keep in mind as we delve into the debate - the politics of climate change. >> the picture esque sunrise on the strip of miami beach florida hides the danger facing the tourist island. >> florida is sort of an epicentre for climate impacts >>> those are forcing a massive city-wide reconstruction effort, turning miami beach into a real-life laboratory to deal with a climate changing all-too fast. florida is not alone, as "techknow" discovered. travelling around the world to talk to experts on the

. >> the reverend pickney was 41 years old and he studied theology here in washington d.c. in addition to being a pastor, he was a husband, father and state senator. to the d.c. connection, pickney studied at wesley theological seminary in 2012. one of his professors, dr. weans told us he was the sort of person everybody was honored to meet known as clem, humble and revered by everyone who came across him. >> everyone looked to him as a leader. he was a leader from the beginning. he was elected to the statehouse at 23, to the state senate at 27. he's pastor of one of the most historic ame churches in the country, but there's such a great loss to the church and society. he had so much promise and potential and spill so young. >> pickney was just finishing his -- still so young. >> pickney was just finishing his final project in the school set to graduate in may, 2016. >>> meantime prince george's county executive rushern baker says he's particularly touched by this tragedy because he was personally acquainted with the victim reverend pickney who was a state senator in south

police say there's a new clue in a washington, d.c.sion murder and it links the suspect to the scene of the crime. >>> some say what a lady did was an act of kindness, in the end she lost her job. we'll have the details when "action news" comes right back. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. at perdue, we know fresh chicken. well, not that kind of fresh. but we do take extra steps in our farms, trucks that deliver daily and everywhere in between... ... to bring you a fresh tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >> >> reporter: all right, gang we're getting over the hump almost friday. this morning's ride is looking better because the overnight construction zones are clearing out like the one blocking the ramp from the schuylkill ramp to the vine eastbound. the vine will close again tonight in both directions around 1 #-- 11:00 p.m. >>> water main break near mount carmel church. on the pennsylvania turnpike in chester county it's the left lane that's blocked between route 29 the e-z pass interchange and downingtown

thank you very much, tom ackerman in washington, d.c.ow the last of hong kong street to tester camps have been cleared away demonstrations for electoral reforms. it would have given the for the first time the chance to pick their candidates. >> in armenia protests against raising electricity prices goes into a third day. armenian's power network is owned by a russian company. because of the close borders armenia relies on russia for its main trade. >> this is not about a protest against russia. this is a protest against the russian company which has gone too far. it has a monopoly on electricity supplied here and 16% price hike is too much for ordinary people. a third of the armenian population live below the poverty line. >> the shouting here. now the. >> still to come for you on al jazeera. >> i'm catherine soi where scientists and researchers are focusing on communities like this one to help reduce malaria. i'll be telling you how. >> and in sport in the bag. the winner in the build up to wimbledon. ban >> welcome back. now fight agai

. >> rosalyn jordan has more from washington d.c. >> it should not be surprising that president barack obama said the u.s. doesn't have a complete strategy for dealing with i.s.i.l. in iraq and syria but telling reporters on monday that the fight against i.s.i.l. in iraq is led by the iraqi government not by the obama administration so it would be inappropriate for the administration to try to dictate exactly how the i.s.i.l. fighters should be taken on particularly right now in anbar province. one thing that is also being stressed by u.s. officials is that the u.s. is basically trying to look at how to train fighters. it's already trained more than 8900 fighters in the iraqi military. however they say that one of the big problems is that prime minister haider al-abadi shas nothas notprovided enough recruits for additional training and as long as he is not providing enough recruits particularly from the sunni majority population it is going to be very difficult to take on i.s.i.l. in any comprehensive way. that said, the u.s. says it is committed with trying to come one a strategy and

we need a government in washington, d.c.members you went there to work for us not the other way around. [ cheers and applause ] [ chanting christie ] >> and both parties -- both parties have failed our country. both parties have stood in the corner and held their breath and waited to get their own way, both parties have lead us to believe that in america, a country that was built on compromise, that somehow now compromise is a dirty word in washington and jefferson and adams believed compromise was a dirty word we would still be under the crown of england. [ cheers and applause ] >> and this -- this dysfunction, this lack of leadership has lead to an economy that is weak and hasn't recovered the way it should. it has lead to an educational system that has us 27th in math and 24th in this science in the industrialized world. our friends no longer trust us and our adversaries no longer fear us. this weakness in the oafal office has sent a wave of anxiety through our country. but anxiety can be swept away by strong leadership a

we have seen too much power and influence aggregate in washington, d.c. you may have seen the "washington post" series doing the top ten counties are in the boom area. that is not helpful. that is not the real world. that is not the real economy. at a time when you don't see middle class rages rising you see a record low participation in the workforce, you see the gdp barely growing at all. i think it is good the congress got rid of ear marks and they instead of doing appropriation bills they are doing it in the tax code. it is easy for the republicans to say they don't like this. it doesn't make it better when republicans do it for our friends either. so a flatter, simple tax code protects from those abuses. some of the changes may require changes to the constitution and requires a radical change of the culture in washington, d.c. >> thank you for the question. time is flying. almost out of tv time. what when are you going to make a decision on getting into this thing and what are the bench marks? >> we will make the decision after june 11t. i want to fee