you are on with general wesley clark. >> caller: thank you.i wish people that have smart phones, right, stop being stupid and did the research on the history of this country. we have propped for 40 years, we have bombed countries with brown people in the. we have put dictators in the past 50 years, for the international corporate white 1% fascism that puts hitler into power, let me ask you this. do you have a question for general clark? callback i have freedom of speech. let me finish to give coca-cola, jpmorgan, prescott bush who was one in union banking corporation of the nazis, and you're going to think the fox ain't coming home to reduce? >> host: we will move along in our discussion about nato.. were going to go toward democratic line. john from bethesda, maryland, you are on with general wesley clark. >> caller: general clark and it's an honor to speak with you. i have a question about homegrown terrorists, whether it's al-qaeda were isis, potentially belding sells your. -- potentially building sales you. are we doing enough to prevent t

. >> reporter: 17 year old wesley peterson is like any other teenager.s than month ago, came diagnosis that change his whole life. >> they said it is mass on my kidney. so they had to remove my kidney. >> they were 99% sure it was cancer. >> reporter: it's a phrase no parent wants to hear. your child has cancer. >> unbelievable that, you know, things like that don't happen in your own family. it's everybody else's family. >> reporter: doctors told the petersons wes hal a rare form of cancer called a womb's tumor. >> not really expecting that. i mean, i went in 'cause they thought it was kidney stones and came out knowing it was cancer. so that was definitely a very shocking moment. >> reporter: just a few days later, his right kidney was removed. >> once they actually had it out and found that it had gone to one of the lymph nodes then that whole protocol of chemotherapy and radiation came into play. >> reporter: now wesley is going through radiation treatments and will undergo 21 weeks of chemo. >> it went so fast that we really didn't have a whole lot

wesley lowrey, thank you very much. >> thank you for having me.dating our top story the results in the new york presidential primary.ltri the associated press now project hillary clintonc has defeated bernie sanders in the democratic contest and donald trump is the projected winner on the republican side. a short time ago trump emerged at his headquarters at manhattan trump tower to claim his victory. >> all over ne new york state, e went to syracuse, we went to albany. 20,000 people. on average we had 15-20,000 people. we went to rochester. we pent t went to beth pain we l over and do you know what the people of this country and the people of this state truly are great and amazing people.e. we are going to be so strong again, we are going to be really, i mean legitimately so great again, and i just can't wait. >wait. >> woodruff: tonight on charlie rose, more of charlie's interview with president obama focused on foreign policy. in this preview the president explains his decision to keep u.s. troops out of syria. >> probably the area where i've g

congratulation, wesley lowrey. let's see, how many years have you been reporting? >> a few.la a few. handful. 25. i've been at "the post" for two years. >> woodruff: what was your reaction? >> i was really excited. this was a project that really was a newsroom-wide effort. it involved a lot of different staff, our investigative staff, our national desk, which i work for, our graphics and data development staff, as well. it was a really great team win. >> woodruff: how did the idea for this come about? >> so this idea, this project was born in a lot of ways out of ferguson, missouri. i was one of our lead reporters on the ground in missouri, as a well as in baltimore when there was unrest there. in ferguson they were having this conversation where you had the police unions and the police chiefs saying at the time, this is a one-off anecdote. we almost never shoot anybody. most officers never fire their guns and you had the civil rights groups and activist and protesters saying young black men are being executed in the streets every day. this is an outrage and we're

uestion at 9:15 up next, we have wesley clark. e. we will also ask him about the current race for the white house. we'll be talking about those --nges in the military with sorry about that. we will be talking about those changes. we will right back. >> democrats and republicans are supposed to be at odds with each other. recognizeople need to that we need to be respectful to each other and we to understand that senators are respectful towards each other. that will be more conducive to getting real policy done instead of just the trail. people we see on television are real people. obama, hew president had bags under his eyes. he is tired. i thought that was most interesting. >> top high school students from around the country attend the u.s. senate youth program. they tell us about their experiences. students met with members of the executive, judicial, and legislative members. he came to talk to us. i love the insight about the outside source. ruth bader ginsburg was the most inspirational person that he met this week. she has been o

two days later wesley found blood in his urine. took him to the er and ct scan found a tumor on his kidney. doctors discovered it was a rare form of cancer called a will alsos tumor nor mew days later they removed his right kidney. >> it's not really expecting that. i mean, i went in because they thought it was kidney stones and came out knowing it was cancer. so that was definitely a very shocking moment. >> doctors say this form of cancer moves fast through the body so it's amazing they found it when they did. wesley is going through radiation treatment treatments l have 21 weeks of chemo. >>> kathy, pretty nice out today. i heard you talk about some frost. where is this frost? >> sounds a little scary. >> it does. to me. >> poor iain. he's shivering over here. >> ready for summer. i'm with you. >> i am. >> by tomorrow night at this time. >> okay. >> some locations could be seeing some frosty conditions. but first things first let's talk do you the here and now. 62 degrees after a high today of 78 degrees. yesterday 82. winds out

wesley alexander ramsey duerme hoy en una crcel del condado de santa clara luego de que --segn la polica de palo alto, al molestarse por los trabajos de remodelacin que realizan en su edificio, ubicado en el 565 de la calle arastradero, el pasado 1 de abril... tena intenciones de realizar un crimen, posiblemente como venganza.... marco estrada/policia palo alto el manager le explico que tenan que realizar as repaciones al complex, y que el rudo iba a continuar... el se enoj y lo amenaz... sac una pistola que pareca de verdad... pero result ser una pistola de perdigones.... algo sumamente peligroso.. estrada y el sospechoso dijo que iba a matar a alguien... entonces el manager llam a la polica... antes de que las autoridades llegaran, el departamento inform que dispar hacia varios trabajadores, pero ninguno result herido... pero la vida de los obreros corri peligro. manana podra comparecer ante un juez y enfrentar los cargos estrada fue arrestado por amenazas criminales y usar un arma de fuego.. el crimen no termina aqu... detectives estaran colaborando con otros departamentos policiales

when it comes down, wesley. when the thing is down? >> that's a very good question. they keep having me be there. i'm like, why am i here? we'll bring that up in the next take. >> jimmy: the same with you. you can't see your face. i guess you're not in the costume? >> when the helmet closes, i'm getting shy yacht sue. shiatsu. >> jimmy: that was makeup, not some kind of latex on the face? >> yeah, it was -- he used to come in just to make -- if he was grumpy in the morning he'd stick his head inside my makeup trailer where i was in the third hour of makeup -- >> jimmy: it's that intense. >> pretty intense. >> the hans too. >> jimmy: if you sweat do they have to redo the whole thing? >> sure, you can't go to the toilet, you can't sweat, you can't do any of that. they have this little thing -- >> easy. >> hey. right there. this little thing that's like a vest with radiator pumps cold water around you, like being inside a gin and tonic. >> jimmy: oh, really? [ laughter ] >> this is a nice thing. >> jimmy: an experi

wesley alexandre de 25 aÑos recibirÁ cargos de asalto mano armada y amenazas.o a sacramento. las autoridades investigan que hacÍa la víctima de las vÍas. los viajeros no fueron lesionados. el richmond atraparon a un joven de 18 aÑos acusados de lesionar a otro. leÓn felipe: un siniestro en santa clara. liberaron a dos hombres atrapados en el camiÓn y lo llevaron al hospital donde se espera que se recuperen. marÍa leticia: siguen buscando la falla elÉctrica entre algunas estaciones de trenes. algunos se detendrÁn y tendrán que tomar un autobÚs entre ambas estaciones. la ciudad de auckland podrÍa declarar estado de emergencia por los incrementos a las rentas y los desalojos. por eso buscan una estrategia que les permitan adoptar una moratoria. leÓn felipe: se discutirÁ maÑana del concilio de la junta de cabildo. jaime: este llamado para una moratoria nace de lo que ya se considera una crisis de vivienda en la ciudad de oakland que afecta a afroamericanos e hispanos. >> nos han aumentado dos veces en un aÑo. yo pienso que con el tiempo nos vamos a retirar de ahÍ d

wesley alexander ramsey duerme hoy en una crcel del condado de santa clara luego de que --segn la policao, al molestarse por los trabajos de remodelacin que realizan en su edificio, ubicado en el 565 de la calle arastradero, el pasado 1 de abril... tena intenciones de realizar un crimen, posiblemente como venganza.... marco estrada/policia palo alto el manager le explico que tenan que realizaes reparacios al palo alto el manager le explico que tenan que realizar esas reparaciones al complex, y que el rudo iba a continuar... el se enoj y lo amenaz... sac una pistola que pareca de verdad... pero result ser una pistola de perdigones.... algo sumamente peligroso.. estrada y el sospechoso dijo que iba a matar a alguien... entonces el manager llam a la polica... antes de que las autoridades llegaran, el departamento inform que dispar hacia varios trabajadores, pero ninguno result herido... pero la vida de los obreros corri peligro. manana podra comparecer ante un juez y enfrentar los cargos estrada fue arrestado por amenazas criminales y usar un arma de fuego.. el crimen no termina aqu... dete

joining me to talk about this cultural event is george martinez, the chairperson for wesley united methodist church as well as jimmy, a representative of japan town. thank you both for joining us here. >> thank you. >> good to see you again, i should actually say. first of all, jimmy, give us an idea for people who may not be as familiar, who may know about the festival but when it started and how much it's grown. >> they want to show the minority what they've done so far and how things have progressed and join us in celebrating the centennial. that's how it all started. ever since it's been part of the san jose town as well as the community. i think we've done a good job of staying a cultural part, that's the main theme. >> definitely a japanese event, a cultural event, but also an american event. you do all of them, right? >> the american event is not japanese, no. >> george, give me an idea in terms of what will be featured at this event. after 39 years keeps on growing, keeps on getting bigger. i know it feels more contemporary each year as well. >> my participation in the festival, we'v

construction workers because he thought they were making too much noise outside of his apartment, and wesley ramsey said he complained about the noise to the building manager and then threatened to him with a knife, and then he went and fired several pellets at the construction workers but no one was hit.>>> a deadly shooting just before 9:30 pm on the silver and san bernardino avenues, killing one person and no word on what led up to that shooting and no arrests have been made. >>> the call for a plumber leads to the discovery of human remains and san francisco. the human skull and bones were found by workers during repairs at a dry cleaning business, and the coroner is trying to use dna to make identification. the police are investigating this as a suspicious death, and no real word on how long the remains may have been there. >>> placed in a motel and the rohnert park, 23-year-old jonathan was going to move into a hotel in petaluma. but after the public outcry the plans were changed and yesterday it was announced that he had been placed in rohnert park. he has been convicted of sexual bat

coming up friday morning, former nato commander wesley clarke will join us to discuss nato's role in the aftermath of the brussels attacks in the fight against isis. also the role that national security issues are playing in campaign 2016. then council on foreign relations senior fellow and journalist dale some one talks about her new york times war,selling book, ashlee's the untold story of a team of women soldiers on the special ops battlefield. the u.s.also discuss military integration of women into combat roles, which starts tomorrow. be sure to watch c-span's "march into an journal" beginning live at 7:00 a.m. eastern friday morning. join the discussion. announcer: on friday, the hostsngs institution issues relating to site their security -- cyber security and counterterrorism. by the 10:00 a.m. here on c-span. on friday, a look at the future of syrian president bashir al-assad and his actions over the last five years. you can watch that here live starting at 1:00 p.m. eastern. not now -- announcer: this it to long take beach california to explore the history and literary cultur

wesley ramsey complained about the noise and the manager left and he called police. >> he fired several pellets at the construction workers. no one was hit. >>> they manufacture airport security equipment. marked the milestone. hipping its 2 millionth unit. >> it has -- 2 thousandth unit. >> has 3-d views and they can rotate it around and see things inside of the bag. it is incredible technology here. >> more detection. >> it shifted the machine to london's heathrow airport and the newark company makes baggage standing equipment. >> it is 400. 500 around the world. >> east bay congressman was on hand for the celebration. >> right now. airports and air travel is the target of the enemies. and we would be wise to invest in the safety of the traveling public. >> he said technology is an important tool to prevent terror attacks yet they need to beef up in other areas. and especially on perimeter security. >>> later, the entertainment commission will consider whether an adult film studio will be determined if it can operate as a music venue. it is asking the city for a full entertainment per

wesley ramsey is accused of shooting construction workers with a pellet gun and threatening them with a knife. it happened on friday at the palo alto apartments. thankfully he didn't hit any workers with that bb gun. he faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon and making criminal threats. >>> a follow-up on a dangerous fake drug scam. the dea, so far the drug has killed nine people and sickened 27 others. so far marin and the sacramento area. apparently the drugs are sold as hydrocodeine or acetaminophen but in reality they contain fentanyl which is hundreds of times more dangerous. the dea set up a tip line. they think the pills are produced in china, shipped to mexico and smuggled here to the u.s. >>> no relief for b.a.r.t. passengers at the end of the pittsburg/bay point line. they're not ready to resume normal weekday service for the stations. a puzzling electrical surge damaged in 50 train cars two weeks ago forcing b.a.r.t. to rely on shuttle trains. this week b.a.r.t. will continue to use those shuttles, but it will also resume normal service at times as experts continue t

wesley matthews, he scored 30 points. mavericks win 101-92 and clinch a playoff spot. >> so now if i understand correctly it's between the jazz and rockets. >> you do understand correctly. >> for that final spot. that's it, the rockets win against minnesota, remember, this is the minnesota team that upset the apple cart that is the warriors and they're at home and you figure, man, they don't have a lot of home game, got a young guy, want to play spoiler. that's what you would think but you would have thought wrong. james harden losing wigans, showed you dwight howard running harden, a long "gma" highlight. harden had 34 points, 6 assists, the rockets won by a lot, so now if the rockets beat the kings they're in. >> as we mention the jazz taking on the lakers. kobe bryant's farewell. >> more about kobe bryant's farewell coming up. >>> lucky fan catching not one but five foul balls at a game. >>> a general hoverboard zooming through the sky. on notice, find fast, all-day sweet relief behind the pharmacy counter with clariti

jackson, and wesley snipes. they all presented me my oscar.nd during my speech i made a couple statements. one's that the entertainment industry is way behind sports, as far as diversity goes. it's easier for african american person to be president of the united states of america than president of a hollywood studio or tv or cable network. >> and why does that matter? >> because image... images matter. and if we're not in the position, we're not in the room then we don't really have a say. if... here's the thing, we go... i'm... i'm glad we got black stars. that's great. but they're not really in the... woven into the fabric of decision... decision-making in... in hollywood, or the networks. and also this is beyond hollywood. it's television, it's newspapers, it's magazines. we have to be in those positions where we have a vote... you have a part of the decision. we have a say. and we're... and that's not the case now. >> but here you are, you know, all these years later. does it still frustrate you that it... nothing's changed? >> i can't say

allegedly pulling a knife and firing a pellet gun at construction workers last friday. 25-year-old wesley ramsly was arrested at an apartment complex. investigators say he was upset by loud construction noise. he's been charged with assault with a deadly weapon and criminal threats. >>> peta is offering a $15,000 reward to help nab the person who killed five animals near the berkeley marina last month. the animals included a cat, opossum and three raccoons. b.b. pellets inside several of the bodies were present. >>> an oakland woman whose brother died in police custody wants officers be put on trial even though she settled with the city. in july 2013, ana called police to her home on east 21st street. she said it sounded like someone was in the house. she shared with her 51-year-old brother, hernan. officers didn't find an intruder but handcuffed the brother which led to a struggle. police body camera video obtained by "the east bay times" shows the whole incident. as officers held him down, he can be heard saying, "i can't breathe." and "you're killing me" over and over until he loses co

general wesley merit, another survivor of gettysburg. someone who had been present at appomattox.ere second from the left, general arthur mcarthur who i always thought had a great name. you probably know who his son was. these are union veterans who are now in key leadership positions in the spanish-american war. newspapers across the country gushed that the mason-dixon line had been obliterated by the war. they also talked about the fact that white southerners in atlanta and vicksburg celebrated july 4th for the first time since the war. for t they saw this war as much as liberating cubans as an opportunity to bind the nation back together. but for white southerners, this was an opportunity to do more than just relish reconciliation. in fact, it also vindicated the things they had been saying about the confederate cause, their lost cause, for years now. now say said, look, the words traitor and rebel no longer apply to us. former confederate general stephen lee. it is a source of no small pride that the country has last learned its true value, the depth and fervor of southern pat

jackson, and wesley snipes. they all presented me my oscar.nd during my speech i made a couple statements. one's that the entertainment industry is way behind sports, as far as diversity goes. it's easier for african american person to be president of the united states of america than president of a hollywood studio or tv or cable network. >> and why does that matter? >> because image... images matter. and if we're not in the position, we're not in the room then we don't really have a say. if... here's the thing, we go... i'm... i'm glad we got black stars. that's great. but they're not really in the... woven into the fabric of decision... decision-making in... in hollywood, or the networks. and also this is beyond hollywood. it's television, it's newspapers, it's magazines. we have to be in those positions where we have a vote... you have a part of the decision. we have a say. and we're... and that's not the case now. >> but here you are, you know, all these years later. does it still frustrate you that it... nothing's changed? >> i can't say

tom: professor lipton, with your workout of wesley and -- out of wesley and and harvard, there is a greennd instability that you publish every spring meeting. what is the level of financial instability now? we look at brazil right now as well. what is your measurement of global instability at this moment? david: well, this is not a so we aree 2008, and not ringing alarm bells. but we think there should be some alert to growing financial pressures and the vulnerabilities especially in the corporate sector and companies, in countries that have seen oil prices and commodity prices decline, where credit booms have become advanced. certainly with the monetary policies that we see, it makes sense to be watching how risks are moving around the financial system in particular from banks to nonbanks. so there is plenty to be looking out for, but we are not ringing alarm bells. tom: director lipton, we have a treat for you. we cannot do david linton if we do not -- david lipton if we do not drag ken rogoff into the conversation. ken: i think the imf has done a good job showing that you need a , fisc

in 45 minutes, retired general wesley clark, former nato supreme allied commander in europe, on natoiday the first of april. the headlines are about donald trump and the presidential race. is trailing senator ted cruz. the campaign tries to recover from comments he made about abortion. we ask our viewers to weigh in on this question. is donald trump a conservative? we have special lines this morning.

." >> that wesley snipes character, that would have been me.first line in that song. >> who is going to sing that? you ain't singing it to me. i show ain't singing it to you. right there. we got, right there we got a problem. >> chris rock and prince who died this morning at his paisley park compound in the twin cities. later prince changed the subject from rivals and controversy to what he lived for, creating music. award winning producer and performer, jimmy jam. so good to have you on. sorry it is under these circumstances, i'm sorry for loss of your friend. you and prince had a friendship spanning decades. is it true you met in junior high? >> t that's right, junior high school in minneapolis. we took a piano class together, if you can believe that. we both knew how to already play, but it was a good excuse to get out of school an hour. we would go to the high school and the teacher would give us mary had a little lamb, tell us to learn it. as soon as she walked out, we would start jamming, as soon as she came back in, we pretended we didn'

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i had my girlfriends with me, they're pitcher and wesley with their granddad.k at that, kai loran from star wars showed up for the party. 50i78 going to do a facebook q & ta tonight. we're going to talk politics. we're going to talk about my new book. go to facebook.com/the fivefnc, we'll be there taking your questions. >> watch this first, you remember last week we talked about rick scott. he walked into a starbucks and got derided by a liberal young lady? his pack fought back this weekend, watch. >> you may have seen this video of a terribly rude woman at a coffee shot cursing and screaming at governor scott? she's a former government official who refused to resite the pledge of allegiance and calls herself an anarchist. remember at starbucks with the 7 dollar latte and the $1500 laptop. he fought back, good for him. >> haters gonna hate fp. >> another reason not to like animals there's a guy walking around, minding his own business. here he is, wild monkey drop kicks him to the back. out of nowhere. the guy was doing nothing to deserve this. guy goes down ha

pellet gun at construction workers are making too much noise outside of his apartment. 25-year-old wesley said he complained about the noise with the building manager and then threatened him with a knife. ramzi bin went and fired several pellets at the construction workers, but no one was hit. >>> the police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened last night just before 9:30 pm at the dover and san bernardino avenues, and with no word on what led to the shooting and no arrests have been made.>>> a call for a plumber led to the discovery of human remains in san francisco, and the police say a human skull and bones were found beneath a dry cleaning business at the fillmore and bush by the workers that were doing repair work. they're using dna to try to make an identification of the remains, and the police are investigating this as a suspicious death. no word on how long the remains may have been there. >>> and irish sex offender placed in a hotel and rohnert park, and he was going to move into a hotel in petaluma, and after public outcry the plans were changed, and yesterday he wa

wesley alexander ramsey was so upset about the noise at his apartment complex, he threatened to shoot people. the apartment manager and a couple of construction workers said the man pointed what looked like a semiautomatic handgun and a knife at them, and surveillance video later showed ramsey firing multiple pellets at the worker the. no one was hurt. he was booked into the santa clara main jail with felony assault with a deadly weapon and other charges. >>> in an hour the san mateo city council will consider freezing rent on many apartment in the city, but it will not apply to single-family homes or condos. the median rent is now $900 a month, and -- is now $3,900 a month. >>> timing is everything when you are selling your home, and just waiting a few weeks to put it on the market, you could make a lot more money, or it can cost you more if you're trying to bye. maria? >> reporter: let's say the property behind me just sold for $1 million, had the homeowner waited 2 more months, they would have made $20,000, according to zillow. >> this is a four-wed room two and a half bath home. y

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wesley clark. no, no, no and howard dean had that moment and as soon as john kerry won new hampshire, boom, let's done it. everyone fell in line. 2012 mitt romney if you look at his average performance over time the line goes up like this. what that is is the party falling in line and saying, this is our guy. let's do it. that is not happening on either side right now and it is remarkable. >> no -- >> there is no consolidation. we have not -- i was expecting to see more -- on the democratic side. i have not seen it. certainly -- you're not seeing anything like that. you're seeing this historical effort to block this single candidate that people identify as an existential threat to a party that's been around for 150 years so the contest royal caribbeans -- roilss on. >> are people thinking about the future of america. what they look like, the best encapsulation was my trip to rippon, wisconsin, the home, birthplace of the republican party 1854, democrats, whigs, free stores and got together in this

his sisters pepper and wesley also got to have butterflies land on them and back to d.c.r spring tradition. that's my wife elise with eli and there are the girls having fun, fun, fun. >> you and your pictures. >> i know. and there is eli at the circus. >> going through your entire phone? >> no, no, no. it was so hard for me today because greg is making finance of people who show pictures. >> i know. i'm sorry, juan. >> we will try to help you get over itía eric, you are next. >> tomorrow i'm going to take the day off. i'm taking eric chase out to bolder, colorado out to check out the school. narrowing miami, purdue. >> miami. >> the thing is you have got to go see these schools before they go. we will be there. the reason why i'm saying that is saturday we taped the "cashin' in." i put waking up america at the end of "cashin' in" that i really want you to check out. it's important. it's the right time. do me one more favor dvr "cashin' in" on saturday. >> i had fun with chris stirewalt. we haven't named it anything perino and stirewalt. in every podcast i do trivia with h

this happened on wesley lynn road, and the officer noticed a car speeding and tried to stop the car,river took off. the police started to chase the driver, but called it off due to the time a day and number of people on the road. the car continued to be driving erratically in the hit a pedestrian about a half-mile down the road. the police arrested this 26- year-old from concord. >>> three young children injured in a crash last night that happened in woodside on the woodside road about a 30 p.m. near the on-ramp to northbound interstate 280, and two vehicles were involved, and the driver of one car was not injured, and in the other car, an adult and three kids under the age of 10 were seriously injured. the major accident investigation team is handling the case. >>> ocean beach is one of the top attractions and drive people across the bay area. and they san francisco supervisor is now pushing for some safety improvements to make the beach more enjoyable for everyone.>> reporter: it is about sunrise here the ocean beach, and stepping out of the way, you can see the view. it looks calm

. >> well, you know, that wesley snipes character, that would have been me. >> ha ha ha!d. ♪ >> the first line of that song, your butt is mine. i ain't saying who going to sing that to whom, you sure ain't singing that to me, and i sure ain't singing it to you. so right there we got a problem. >> chris rock and prince who died this morning at his paisley park compound in the twin cities. later prince changed the subject from rivals and controversy to what he lived for, creating music. award winning producer and performer, jimmy jam. so good to have you on. sorry it is under these circumstances, i'm sorry fors loss of your friend. you and prince had a friendship spanning decades. is it true you met in junior high? >> that's right, junior high school in minneapolis. we took a piano class together, if you can believe that. we both knew how to already play, but it was a good excuse to get out of school an hour. we would go to the high school and the teacher would give us mary had a little lamb, tell us to learn it. as soon as she walked out, we would start jamming, as soon as

we find a general, wesley clark, let's get him. no, no. and howard dean had the moment and then as soon as john kerry won iowa and then he won new hampshire, boom, done, let's do it. everyone fell in line. now in 2012, mitt romney if you look at his average performance, you see a line that goes up like this, this is our guy, let's do it. that is not happening on either side right now. it is remarkable in a historical sense. there's no consolidation. i was expecting to see more of it on the democratic side. i have not seen it. it's certainly -- you're not seeing anything like a never trump movement on the republican side, you're seeing this historical effort to block this single candidate that people identify as an existential threat to a party that's been around for 150 years. so the contest roils on because there's no consolidation and no one falls in line and we're in april. >> the best encapsulation was the trip was the birth place of the united states, and they founded this party on the idea of the unity and civility and ending slavery

meet wesley and george bryan. raking up hundreds of thousan >> we saw this video on youtube get a kip l million views. we're like, kind of similar stuff to what we're doing. i think we can do that. >> and do that they did. with tricks from the quadruple bank shot. >> oh, yeah! >> as wild as these tricks are, it's the game of golf that comes first and foremost. >> just using this as an outlet to provide us the opportunity to keep chasing our dream on the pga tour. >> so while they're chasing their dream, i figured i'd take a dog leg right down to north carolina and learn a few tricks of the trade. >> this is the first of the snowball effect i guess. you thought i was going to hit you. >> this is never going to happen. >> it might. >> now for a been performing since i started the game and never called it a trick until now, hitting the ball right into the water. >> too many to count. >> and when a golf club and a ball isn't enough, bring in the cement blocks. just don't try this on the court. >> there we go. >> we pl

this gave an extra opening to the religious areas and sectors of society paired people like john wesley for example, said to his congregation and he wasn't alone-- well, he knew that educated pastors and priests of your appeal the theories about what caused earthquakes and it put these into their sermons. well, look the scientists say that a ground fires, exploding gases and today of all kinds of theories, but they have no idea what causes earthquakes. looking out into the congregation, but we all know what causes earthquakes. we have read the bible this is god and god is sending us a message. and the religious figures in europe were particularly excited because they did not have a problem with science. they believed in science for the most part. but, they could train their argument against people they really hated, the deists, those who believe that god had greeted the universe like a watchmaker and then stepped back. this clearly showed the lisbon earthquake, that god was not a indifferent sovereign. he was playing a role in nature, in our lives. he is sending us messages and so there