lott: how long do you have? one of the differences is i had tom daschle as my counterpart on the other side. i do not know how much they talk. but we talk about it in the book. we had red phones on our desk. when we picked it up, it rang on my desk or his. charlie: what would you talk about? because something was happening? mr. lott: well, on 9/11, i picked up the phone when i realized we were probably under attack. i was saying, tom, we probably need to evacuate the building. security came to get us out of there. we also used it to get around the media. it was like running a gauntlet. sometimes, we actually wanted to talk without our staff supervising what we were saying. mr. daschle: we had impeachment, 9/11, anthrax, a 50-50 senate, that really took a lot of chemistry, communication, trust. without that, you cannot legislate. it is impossible. what is your favorite quote? henry clay? mr. lott: john calhoun. the great compromiser. i do not trust clay. he is a schemer. but by god, i love him. charlie: is that t

lott: on both sides. both sides of the capital too. , when we were in leadership, there was a center. moderates on the democrat and republican side. middle,camped in the but that group has kind of disappeared. more toties have pulled the left and right, making it hard to find the sweet spot. you do not have to call it compromise when you are producing results. you get results. do we need to do something about infrastructure in america? do we need to do a better job with the budget, make sure entitlements are there? yes. friends, conservative quit cussing the darkness. if you want to change something, it takes action. mr. daschle: absolutely. it presented the infrastructure for an agreement to go forward. charlie: how do you get to be majority leader? what skill is required? mr. daschle: i think it is -- going back to something we have talked about, it is relationships. building trust, confidence among your colleagues that someone who can organize and lead is capable of rising to that level. it starts insi

richland county sheriff leon lott has fired a deputy over claims that he stole a piece of tape. >> abc columbia's grace joyal is live at the sheriff's department with details on the termination. grace. >> grace: ben and alicia, sheriff lott says this happened a week ago during a domestic disturbance call. the sheriff says deputy kaleb broome stole a piece of double-sided tape and defaced a poster in the victim's garage. the other deputy who was with broom told him not to do it, but broome ignored him, so sheriff lot says he reported it. lott says broome wanted to use the tape to hold driver's licenses up in his squad car while he was running them. broome is charged with misconduct while in office. that carries up to a year in prison. sheriff lott says he knows it even if it's a ten cent theft, it's still stealing. >> the trust that the community places in us is to have deputies out here that have integrity and character to do the right thing, and he didn't. >> sheriff lott says he got rid of someone who does not deserve to be wearing that badge. broome is a two-year member of the force

sheriff lott says the incident is "stupid." "when he took that piece of tape, he crossed that line, he tarnished the badge that we wear. he put himself in just like any other criminal that we charge for stealing something. the trust that the community places in us to have deputies out here that have integrity and character and do the right they and he didn't." sheriff leon lott says today 25- broome was arrested and charged with misconduct in office. broom is accused of stealing a piece of double-sided tape from a poster inside of a victim's home...while responding to domestic dispute last tuesday. lott says the poster was a tape other than he wanted to use least 29 million dollras of his funds and possessions should be distributed in what they believe was his last will. -biggest requests: that most of it be used to continue global jihad. -documents part of the 113 taken in the us special forces raid that killed bin laen in 2011. -set down specific amounts that should be spread between his family members. -one document laid out

trent lott came to pay homage to senator thurmond. in his remarks, he praised senator thurmond's career in the senate and recalled in 1948, senator thurmond ran for president against harry truman. >> i want to say this about my state. when strom thurmond ran for president, we voted for him. we are proud of him. [applause] >> if the rest of our country had followed our lead, we would not have all these problems. don: which seems a relatively mild statement except that senator lott forgot senator thurmond ran as the segregationist candidate in 1948 against truman, who wanted to integrate the armed services. as a result, there was a huge amount of pressure within senator lott's party for him to step down as the leader of his party. eventually, he did resign as majority leader of the senate as a result of this one statement made in this one room. it is a reminder that just about everything a politician says is probably going to be recorded and everything they say is going to be analyzed. just about everything they say will be held against

sheriff lott said it happened when deputy caleb room and another deputy were responding to a mess the dispute in northeast columbia last week. lott says that broom defaced a poster of africa that was hanging on a wall in an attempt to make a racial slur. event stole a piece of double- lott says they will not tolerate that behavior. >> it may sound small, probably valued less than $.10. it is effect that he stole something. that is what he is being charged with.>> caleb broom was with the richland county sheriff's department for two years. if he is convicted on the misconduct in office charge, he could face up to a year in prison. this afternoon, a judge set his bond at $10,000. breaking news story that we night. richland county coroner has and killed in northeast richland county. investigators say that 18-year- old jayla josie was shot in the back around 9 pm last night. he was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead. jos reyes has been charged in the crime. deputies arrested him this morning. investigators say reyes taught the teen during an attempted robbery. an attempted robbery.

john: i mean, john, really, lott is on very thin ice. if 're gng to ha lott beomethingit'got to g figured out pretty soon, because it's going to run out of money. joan: with all due respect, everyone around this table and on this phone, we've been having this discussion for, you know, maybe not the first year i was here, but certainly the next three. john: the board is the parent in this situation. i think we have some responsibility in defining them, and maybe we need to take the lead and we've dropped the ball in that regard. bill: so rather than be on pause, let's be proactive and work towards that. when aree going have th conversation with the board of dd? john: we've got an accreditation team coming in in another week, so i'd love to say in the next couple weeks, but i know that's not realistic. joan: [laughs] you're watching me bang my head against the wall? goodness gracious. john: we've struggled with the concept of shifting public funds or using public funds that have been designated to this board to supporting individuals that

who was strom thurmond and who was trent lott? what is interesting is how other republicans and conservatives respond to that issue. respond to the controversy. that is part of the analysis. they are interpreting thurmond. what a lot of national leaders were doing is trying to keep thurmond as a crazy old uncle of the conservative resolution -- revolution, a guy who is not important to the conservative movement in the last 50 years. what my book argues is that he was there, all along, at key moments, he was a key figure. people took him seriously, not just like a republican strategist kook. goldwater didn't think he was a kook. nixon didn't think he was a kook. that's important. that controversy raised broader issues about thurmond's role in modern conservative history. it is one of the things that brought me to write the book and -- write the book in the first place. before wright and thurmond were on the same ticket, they were rivals. early on, the whole dixiecrats thing was a result of proposals truman gave and 48 -- gave in 19

. >>> a richland county sheriff depupu is out of a a job tonight after sheriff leon lott fired him and have him arrested for stealing a piece of tape. >> grace joyal has more on this bizarre story today. she's live in our newsroom. grace? >> kaleb broome was a deputy without a mark to his record. he's actually been recognized by the department for exempla exemplary work. all of that changed when the sheriff said he did something that prompted him to call a press conference today announcing broome 'dismissal and arrest. out of a job and behind bars. the sheriff turning the tables on kaleb broome tuesday. while in office. after firing him from the force -- >> when he took that piece of tape, he tarnished the badge, he crossed the line. >> the sheriff says broome stole a piece of double-sided tape while responding to a domestic disturbance call. the sheriff said he defaced a poster belonging to the victim. a fellow deputy on scene with broome reported the incident. sheriff lott says a 10-cent theft is still a theft. >> the trust that the community places in us is to have deputies out here

sheriff lott says a ten cent theft... is still a theft. 33 that price... up to a year in prison. the sheriff says broome is out of jail on a 10-thousand dollar personal recognizance bond. we have reached out to broome, to see if he'd like to share his side of the story. a man already in jail accused with one murder is now accused of a second. columbia police say charles byrd was the 2013 murder of willie gilmore at a home on bailey street. byrd is already in custody charged with the 2014 shooting death of marcus kennedy at a home on cody street. october's altercation between a student and a resource officer at spring valley high school raised several questions surrounding the role of law enforcement in public education. that was the subject of a forum last night at u-s-c. the forum featured four professors who shared their research. they discussed ways policies can be re-shaped to provide better held at u-s-c's law school. still to come... an early taste of spring over the past few days here in the midlands. but it looks like old man winter still has a strong hold on other parts

. >> rose: tom daschle, trent lott, jony ive when we continue. funding for charlie rose is provided by the following: and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. from our studios captioning sponsored by rose communications city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: the ongoing presidential campaign has brought this country's deepening ideal logical riff into stark relief. a recent pe-w poll found that republicans and democrats are more divided today than at any point in the last two decades. this polarizing atmosphere has inevitably impacted congress' ability to work productively. former senate majority leaders tom daschle and trent lott address that issue in this new book. the book is called crisis point. why we must and how we can overcome our broken politics in washington and across america. i am pleased to have them both at this table. welcome. >> thank you very much charlie. >> thank you, nice to be with you. >> rose: first of all, how do you two get together to write a book? >> well, you know, we served tog

i did the floor and he did the political stuff and that's where i got to know trent lott is a well. i was on the floor from the moment they came in and i took care of the republicans and i would make sure there was a unanimous consent request. but if they did nothing there is no one to work with anymore. they are afraid. what they will do is democrats and republicans will introduce a bill knowing that it is going nowhere so the issue a press release.com. >> one last question. >> senator, i wanted to see how concerned are you that democratic turnout in the presidential primary has been been lower than the republican turnout? you talked about doubling down on ideas ideas but how does that translate into votes? >> it's something we can't ignore that most pundits and political scientists believe that the massive turnouts have been as a result of the rivalry within the republican party. with the democrats we've had this going with hillary and bernie for a long time and it was kind of a lovefest in the last month or so they had a little negative stuff back and forth so not as much interes

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that's why i got to know trent lott so well. i was on the floor from the day -- the moment came in until left and i took care of the republicans. democrats got something, the republicans got something. i was welshed by the run ares -- well-liked by the run are bas i protect themed but there's no one to work with anymore. they're afraid. the democrat and republican will introduce a bill, knowing it's going to go nowhere so we can issue a press release at home. >> one last question. >> senator, alice. i wanted to see how concerned are you that democratic turnout in the presidential primary has been lower than republican turnout and you talked about doubling down on ideas but how does that translate into votes? >> it's something we can't ignore. it's something that -- but most pundits and political scientists believe that the massive turnouts have been as a result of the rivalry within the republican party, but the democrats have had this thing going with hillary and bernie for a long time and it was just kind of a lovefest. wouldn

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richland county sheriff leon lott said tuesday kaleb broome responded to a home on north kings way to help a victim involved in a domestic dispute. deputies say kaleb broome defaced a poster in the garage. circled nigia and made it -- nigeria and made it into a racial slur and stole a piece of tape. >> when he took \mzr? the tape he crossed the line. he tarnished the badge that we wear. he put himself in like any other criminal we charge for stealing something. places in us is to have deputies that have integrity and character to do the right thing and he didn't. >> kaleb broome had been with the sheriff's department for a year. >>> columbia police arrested a man in connection with a murder investigation. he is 23-year-old charles bird, jr. he is charged in the death of a man. he was being held in connection with a may 24 death. police say in both cases he argued with both of the victims before the shootings took place. >>> a five-year-old boy who was shot in the head is expected to survive. although investigators haven't said who pulled the trigger they believe it was another child.

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. >> coming up in our next half hour, we'll look at what is on the balance lott. >>> taking a look at a polling location in florida. news. >>> so did the storms keep you up last night? they sure did us. severe weather hit parts of our area bringing hail the size of coins. look at that. wow. >> the storms also brought lightning to the area. we haven't heard any local reports of damage, which is a good thing. it did wake me up, but then it >> then it woke me up and kept me up. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning, i'm russ bowen. >> thankfully, you are not cranky, though. >> emma wright is covering primary election day. first, storm team meteorologist alyssa corfont is here with a look at your forecast. >> reporter: good morning, guys. good morning to you at home as well. we are looking at cloudy skies as we start off our tuesday. most of the rain, though, has moved out of the area. here is your satellite radar composite this morning. the showers drifting east. 51 right now in south hills. 54 in roxville. also toward siler city

. >> there were a lot of players to lieshgs but walter peyton was one, and ronnie lott and those were guys i tried to be like, whether playing in the back yord or playing on the football field. >> a usc guy. >> i didn't try to be exactly like him. yeah. >> i went to usc, we discussed the issues there. do you think you will win back-to-back super bowl free safety you stay with the broncos? do you think there's a chance for this team to repeat? >> i think so for sure, we did it with a great defense and if sure. >> what other position would you >> probably linebacker. you know, recruted me to change into a linebacker and then this year i was in the box a lot, you know, especially on second and long, passing situations, and things of that nature. and feel like i played well in the box as well. right there. >> with wade, was there a lot of this year? >> yeah, the fact that me, stu, helped us disguise stuff and me not always being the guy in the or stu. a lot of fun to be able to coordinate that after he made the play call. >> and everyone loves wade. that was the this week's riddle me this

richland county sheriff leon lott says 17-year-old jose reyes was taken into custody earlier this morning and is being charged with murder. investigators say at approximately 8:30 monday night on the 400 block of seton hall drive, reyes shot and killed the victim after an attempted armed robbery. officials state that reyes was an acquaintance of the victim. richland county deputies discovered the victim with a gunshot wound to the upper body in his crashed vehicle. it's a clear start to tuesday as we have a warm start to the day as we look over downtown columbia through the wis skycam. meteorologist ben tanner is in the first alert weather center tracking a system that's having an impact on some super tuesday state's that will have an impact for us. hey ben. march coming in like a lamb with mostly sunny highs in the lower to middle 70s. a cold front is just off to our west and will be here by tonight. look for increasing clouds by late afternoon with scattered showers and a thunderstorm or two late night into wednesday morning. rain chance 50% tonight into wednesday morning. a few showers

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at 11:30, john says he was driving on more lott avenue when he saw a guy walking down this sidewalk who looked like an awful lot like the suspect in that video. >> it looked just like the guy. so i go around the block and come around slow and i take his picture with my phone. >> reporter: john called police then had a surprise >> the guy approaches my car picture for? i said my house was robbed and you look like the guy in the video. >> reporter: the alleged burglar identified as abdullah taylor was cut by police hiding behind a car on 12th avenue in neighboring patterson. >> you get your house ripped off and it's a good feeling when they catch the guy. >> reporter: with a little help from the victim himself. brian conybeare, cbs2 news. >>> a night of drinking ends with three nypd officers suspended without pay. newly promoted lieutenant and two detectives were involved in island last friday night. police tell us one of the detectives crashed into two cars and plowed into a hair salon on arthur kill road, investigators say the officers were celebrating a promotion at a bar next to the s

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mikedingell was great, tozan.billy toes in the senate, fritz hollings and trent lott agreeing on everything, amazing. they would clear the pathway to make this possible legislatively and a relatively short. of time. you can keep going down the line. including jay rockefeller and olympia snowe working on it with so that theuse side bills for every computer in every school in america for poor children would be paid for out of this bill so we could speed up the pace at which kids get the new skill set. behind the most vulnerable kids so the bill includes now what is $40 billion spent on those poor kids. the largest single education technology program still. if there's one thing i could do differently, i underestimated how much the phone companies would try to gobble each other up first. to gobble up all of these names that used to be well-known companies, rather than try to compete, their first goal was to gobble each other up and spend their first couple years trying to do that. if i could do it over again i would put a limitation on how many lines each company could have which would have for

i do lott love a lot of people. i don't hate anyone. th not about love or hate but taking our country back. >> flags, signs, shirts, and hats, and even some in costume hope to get inside to hear trump speak. >> in the last few elections, it's been kind of just the same ole' same ole', i want to bring my children up here to see how the democratic process works. you know, most sides of it. >> the divide here in westchester couldn't be more clear. yellow police tape separating the two groups outside the savannah center, those protesting donald trump's visit to westchester and those who can came to support and see trump's fate. but hundreds were turned away before the event started. close to 1500 people showed up, about 1,000 got in. one of them tracy brook she was also in dayton on saturday to listen to trump. >> we didn't even know -- some of the repetitive statements he interested with the audience and talks more about the issues of what the audience wanted to ask about. >> megan. >> brad, thank you. the protester wa

on it to make the neighborhood look nice and feel sorry for the animals that they have to go ent a lott tmake that way, but they're destroying division of wildlife officials say they will work with leaders specifics on bow hunting regulations.h cik o wildlife workers with the summit community meeting tonight toee discuss coyotes.ting t several pets have been attacked and killed by coyotes recently in northeast ohio.o. you've probably seen the stories here on fox eight. park workers will focus on coyote facts and myths. tonight's meeting will be at the s w twinsburg council chambers at seven o'clock. lakewood is allowing a family to keep a pitbull, despite a ban on the breed in the city. more than 200 thousand people signed a petition on behalf of y. the family. scrappy serves as a comfort dog for four year old alleah williams, who has cystic fibrosis. city leaders and the girl's grandmother reached a deal on tuesday.. omfot ho h c tyd t to allow them to keep the dogs. sweetie. all right. coming upp a big changes coming to see world what you won't see for much longer and why the theme pa

i hesitate to speak for the united states senate on any of these issues but before policy because lott also has the past. >> guest: another privacy issue that is on everyone's mind is private reform because certain -- are expired at the end are expired at the end of any kick-started the consideration of reform in your committee. what changes do you see being made to that authority and this is going to come down to the wire? >> guest: well at may. it didn't come down to the wire in the house. fact we have been working on it for a long time and we passed it in a timely fashion. the senate leadership did not agree with the legislation passed by the house but they could not come up with any alternative that came even close to getting majority support much less the 60 votes to cut off debate so they were forced to take the hospital put on the floor but when they did that it passed the senate with a very strong bipartisan vote so again i don't want to predict what will happen with the senate but in the house we don't want to get up against a deadline so we are hard at work on that. i wouldn'

with the: i look back style just working with trent lott, who was extremely .onservative he was a super nice guy. he wanted to do the right thing for the country. i cannt not have a people work with in that regard. i do not dislike mitch mcconnell , i don't have patriots in my whole body against mitch mcconnell. a part of allowing people like trump to be around. because of what they have done, there's tremendous concern by the american people. they think the system is broken. it is broken. i have hope that the next congress can be better. it will only come back if there soa return to collegiality that we can get done. right now, there is a path of getting nothing done. >> to think there is a place for moderates in the republican party today? ied a lotave primar of them. moderates.go to the one said to tip o'neill, i'm going to start a hispanic caucus. he said, are you going to meet in a phone booth? boothter be a small phone because they don't have anybody to fill it right now. i would say a few things, we got a lot done. >> ferry productive. -- very productive. sen. reid: the first con

coach said you know what, this is the best team that he has ever_ been a part of and that's saying a lott]mjdtqi tor a coach that's been around as the pack will be forced to overtime for the third time_hs' the last five games and with several of their top players fouled out, they find auq way to win in that victory. criz?;i pack. had another monster game, 16 '1u*juj, 14 rebounds, including a couple of usual dunks. and drew fantastic, running the point, 8 points, 9 boards, andi 8 assists. going to be a quick turnw3 around for the guys, rematch against boise state on wednesday. >> reporter: the guys are on a highxd today after the win_ against the colorado state rams yesterday. theok coach said what makes a win better is they had three guys foul out and coleman didn+ the game becauselp off* his injury and they were still able to push and get the win. there are touch games ahead. wednesday, a team they are tied third in the mounti] west with righti now. and_ last time they played the broncos theyt( lost at home by 7 points. but the guys they say are a different squadc this time around. >> we

former senate majority leaders tom daschle and trent lott

i love to say that name -- trent lott. it is another time and place for your republican party. what is your two-do list for europe of them party? that the race is being tightened between hillary clinton and donald trump. there are multiple republican candidates. donald trump will continue to vacuum up those delegates, and i will make it difficult for the others. it is not a two-person race. you have ted cruz, marco rubio, and even john kasich at the party. said he can get to the nomination. do you see evidence that he can beat tech terry clinton? ron: the polling shows that clinton would actually beat trumpet this point it however, trump is a chameleon, as we have seen over the last several must. i could see him switching out to be more of a center-left candidate in order to win the nomination. right now, no, i do not think he could beat secretary clinton. but eventually he potentially could. we just do not know when it comes to donald trump. i will translate for you. we grew up with southern democrats. the idea of southern republicans is just as germane. francine: trying to fi

trent lott agreeing on everything, and they just were going to clear the pathway to make this possible legislatively in a relatively short period of time. larry pressler. you can keep going down the line including jay rockefeller and olympia snowe working on the e-rate with me over on the house side so that the bills for every computer in every school in america for poor children would be paid for out of this bill so that we could speed up the pace at which kids get the new be skill set as we're speeding up the pace at which we're going to see technological innovation occur in our country. so the bill includes what is now $40 billion which has been spent on those poor kids, the largest single educational technology program still in the history of our country. if there's one thing i could do differently, i underestimated how much the phone companies would just try to gobble each other up first. all these names that used to be well known companies. rather than trying to compete against each other, their first goal was to try to gobble each other up and spend their first couple years tryi

. >> trent lott did a public speech say no member of the united states senate outside the gulf coast area of either party had done as much to help the people he represented as hillary. courtis: janel walton is there. she is live with more on those being honored tonight. reporter: we have not heard from john boehner since he resigned he' s going to make his first public appearance tonight at the lincoln day dinner. people excited to hear the event is sold out. this year they sold 500. people excited to have donald trump in town. he will not be here but other local names are here including sheriff rick jones. john boehner is receiving a special honor. >> we knew months ago it would be a great day to have it. we just decided to schedule it then. reporter: john boehner is scheduled to speak for 10-15 minutes. we have not heard from him since he resigned. courtis: come tuesday, 17 euros will be allowed to vote in the ohio primary. ohio allows those who will be 18 years old before the general election to vote tuesday. with some limits. that meant teenagers could not vote for presidential c

>> there's polls and there's polls. tom lott has been called twice. >> i believe in one of the polls, it was a push tight poll. they have an intended issue, debates they are promoting. the other issues, it was little bit more objective. more narrowtive responses. >> bernie sanders win, lot of new voters who decided late. the posters. another problem, cell phone numbers are a challenge. those with land lines may skew older. >> other thing in michigan, and in ohio as well, strategic voting. some people decide, hillary clinton has this in the bag. instead of voting for hillary clinton, i will vote for the republican primary. i will support kasich because i don't want to see donald trump as president. that probably doesn't explain the 20 point change. >> and professor says it's tougher for primaries. and in a one on one presidential race polled, polls should be more accurate. by the way, i'm following it very closely. i'm working on a political book. i'm going to call it, one state, two state. red state, blue state. back to you. it's always fun to see what happens. polls, if they are accu

former senate majority leaders tom daschle and trent lott address that issue in this new book, called “crisis point: why we must -- and how we can -- overcome our broken politics in washington and across america.”

that at that time the republican leader in the senate even read that letter into the record -- senator lott -- to say this is the way the senate should operate? mr. durbin: i do remember that. mr. leahy: thank you. i appreciate that. mr. durbin: mr. president, i yield the floor. mr. grassley: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. mr. grassley: i come to the floor this morning because of the important subject that's before us, the bill that deals with the opioid epidemic, follow-on heroin problem, a bill that was reported out of committee unanimously, a very important piece of legislation. but right now we have an fortunate political gamesmanship that has overtaken some of my democratic colleagues at the very same time that everybody on the judiciary committee knows that we need to pass the comprehensive addiction and recovery act. that goes by the acronym, c c-a-r-a, cara, for short. it happens that the epidemic is not a political game. it's a real problem out there, a massive hearing that we had in committee that demonstrates that. i'm very proud that the senate has

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leon lott takes to tv to fire a deputy he says stole a piece of tape. >> why he says the former gamecoco is not fit to wear a badge. >>> and rain is moving into the upstate. alzheimer's at 11:00abc columbia >>> i believe deeply that if we resist the forces trying to drive us apart, we can come together to make this country work for everyone. >> i mean, if she hasn't straightened it out by now, she won't in the next four years. it will become worse and worse. >> all right. donald trump, hillary clinton winning big on super tuesday. cnn reports that donald trump won five states. hillary clinton six states. there are reports that trump will take arkansas. has that been confirmed? >> several are reporting that. >> i'm alicia barnes. >> i'm ben hoover. >>> it's looking like the front-runners will stay on top of their parties. here's more on the results so far. [ cheers ] >> thank you all so much. >> reporter: cheers erupting at the florida headquarters for hillary clinton after georgia and virginia were called for her. two states she lost the last

trent lott fired a cloture on forward, and i voted for cloture. because we did not believe in filibusters. it was only after president bush won and the republicans had a slim majority in the senate that the democrats held those nominees systematically, and then they quickly got a majority. nobody moved. none of them. that is not true. he nominated 11 judges for the court of appeals. i'm talking about the court of appeals nominated 11. two of them were renominations that president clinton had put up. and we confirmed those quickly. everybody else was blocked. it was two or three years. then when we got the majority back, it was filibustered. it went on and on until finally the american people got frustrated with it. they wanted judges who would follow the law, good judges they could trust. senator graham and others and the gang of 14, they cut this deal and said, we will not filibuster anymore except in extraordinary circumstances. we can vote, but we won't filibuster except in extraordinary circumstances. we debated it unopposed. i didn't previous

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>>marty gonzales: to assess the michael lott was facing child molestation charges a 13 year- old foster child porn that he molested her a contra costa county sheriff tries to rest on thursday night he refused to give himself up a barricade himself inside a home until friday morning and will police to happen next he died at the same initials offices and the man's family was in the home. >>marty gonzales: the car was in the vicinity of the victim's home about 930 this say that the video showed the car speeding away from the scene. >>marty gonzales: it will make permanent repairs of the end of the month during the time only one lane will be open to traffic. >>reporter: suspected of involvement in a terror attack in paris last year a news conference friday afternoon he thanked the belgian authorities and praise to to come to join counter-terrorism efforts and the thinking was one of the suicide build the was never detonated was found on the streets after the attack. >>gabe slate: they're standing up for the first annual silicon valley, it runs this weekend wait until you hear with the healt

. >> you just looked at him with a lott look of astonishment when he called you the bellwether. >> well, i'm afraid, marco, this is a little crumb. it has been rough going for marco rubio. his two main competitors have 18 of the previous 19 victories. he has a little thing to smile about. still 15 points behind in polls in florida. which is the one that really matters. the real lifeline that might actually save his campaign. but i got to tell you, over the past couple of days, things are looking far better for ted cruz than for marco rubio. >> what did you think, brian, for the strategy of not only ted cruz dropping out of the race but donald trump saying the same thing which seems sort of the psychology there doesn't add up. because what the polls show is that if rubio were to drop out of race, a lot of those votes, more of them good to cruz than trump. why would trump do that? >> yeah, i always get confused when trump talks. i don't know if he means what he is saying or the opposite of it. and sometimes it is difficult. sometimes -- yeah, exactly, it's complicated. i think the more in

. >> bring dana out to the lott y lottery. there's a lottery every time. >> i should bring dana out. i think i'll get her tickets. >> or a ticket scalper. you know, like a nice one, like a broker. >> they're usually nice people. >> take a look at the polls screen right here. we'll be on at five, coming back at midnight, it's important, because florida illinois and missouri are going to close at 8, north carolina and ohio 7:30. these times are all eastern. within a couple hours of that, we should have some pretty clear ideas on how many delegates each candidate has. >> stick around with us. >> right. thank you, i should have been called on, congratulations to ainsley earhart, since she joined the show, ratings are up 30%. >> nice. >> we know how to pick them. >> wonderful person and it's been great working with her. >> you did some crazy scientific experiment this morning. >> took over new york city. >> set your dvrs so you don't miss an episode of the five. special report next. >>> republican challengers embrace their last ful

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so i brought in the expert dog trainer, jason, from canine scholars of char lott. >> have you been doing any training up this point? >> will be honest. we keep it, lay down, b but as far as that foes. we have not tried anything here than that. jenna: i am guessing we >> it is never too late. the phases you teach are different. jenna: frank is a good dog, but i may being looing through rose-colored glass like other pet owners. >> some people are oh blisseas and think their dog is amazing and there is lack things which they y they called me. jenna: i am not one of those owners. i a agree, frank are has a lot to handle and has his faults but we have three months to get him into shape before the baby gets here. jason tells me this is a problem a lot of families have. >> if you have good boundaries once again t. the dog and the kid can co exist. jenna: one things important to kind mind. >> the reality is, the gidded kids will come first. soccer practice happen, life gets in the way. wasn't to make sure everything is done for the family. the dog will get neglected for the most part because the