this time it's not ron paul. this time, this is the strategy the rest of the republican party is trying to organize against donald trump right now. it's just that ron paul is the one that showed them how to do it. when the ron paul campaign did it, it did notened we end well. ron paul lost the louisiana primary in 2012. he didn't lose by a hair. congressman ron paul lost the state of louisiana by a full head of hair and a beard. rick santorum got prine% of the vote. then newt gingrich. then ron paul, 4th place, single digits. a measly 6% of the vote. that's what jeb bush used to call a jackpot. honestly, that is a terrible showing. in louisiana in 2012, a 6% was precisely zero delegates or so everyone thought. every state party picks its delegates by slightly different means and louisiana in 2012, it turns out they had a primary and then a caucus. a caucus nobody seemed to pay attention to, except for mr. 6%, ron paul. at this low key ho hum, nobody is paying attention, bureaucratic process, roen paul supporters

this time it's not ron paul. this time this is the strategy that the rest of the republican party is trying to organize against donald trump right now. it's just that ron paul is the one who showed them all how to do it. when the ron paul campaign did it, it did not end well in a lot of places. take a look at what happened in louisiana, for example. ron paul lost the louisiana primary in 2012. he didn't just lose louisiana by a hair. congressman ron paul lost the state of louisiana by a full head of hair and a beard. rick santorum got 49% of the vote in state that year, mitt romney in second with 27%, then game newt gingrich and then, then came ron paul, fourth place, single digits, a measly 6% of the vote. yeah, that's what jeb bush used to call a jackpot, but that's a terrible showing. in louisiana that year in 2012, a 6% showing in the primary, that was good for precisely zero delegates. or so even thought. every state party picks its delegates by slightly different means. in louisiana in 2012 turns out they h

this time it's not ron paul. this time this is the strategy that the rest of the republican party is trying to organize against donald trump right now. it's just that ron paul is the one who showed them all how to do it. when the ron paul campaign did it, it did not end well in a lot of places. take a look at what happened in louisiana, for example. ron paul lost the louisiana primary in 2012. he didn't just lose louisiana by a hair. congressman ron paul lost the state of louisiana by a full head of hair and a beard. rick santorum got 49% of the vote in state that year, mitt romney in second with 27%, then game newt gingrich and then, then came ron paul, fourth place, single digits, a measly 6% of the vote. yeah, that's what jeb bush used to call a jackpot, but that's a terrible showing. in louisiana that year in 2012, a 6% showing in the primary, that was good for precisely zero delegates. or so even thought. every state party picks its delegates by slightly different means. in louisiana in 2012 turns out they h

ron: my life has been very exciting. there's something nice about crawling into my cubbyhole and working on the book. healy says the simplest three hours of the day are when he is on stage. do is do what he did. as much as i enjoy the experience of the show is a collaborative process. there is a give-and-take. you win some battles and you lose some. i am the dictator of my world. in the book. >> i was struck by the way it ends. the love story. what she goes through. how her life continues. ron: i didn't know how he was going to end the show. he was writing chronologically. book i do writing the not want to end the book with because i thought that would be cold and depressing way to end it. as eliza sings in the show, i stopped wasting time on tears. i lived another 50 years. the epilogue would have to eliza as an old woman. she tried to preserve the flame of her husband's life and legacy. i did not know until very late .n the process hamilton dies. suddenly she comes out and i said oh my god he is doing it. it is so movi

and i agree with my gentleman friend -- >> ron. >> ron, i'm sorry, we got to come up with something creative. it may need to be fast, but we have to decide, what is our priority 1 ought to be, beating hillary. >> big party no fun. stay with us, it's "inside story." ((úz@úxóxkxÑ($9 ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to "inside story," i'm ray suarez. donald trump has said in recent days with greater frequency and more urgency, that instead of bringing a political apocalypse he's bringing new life to the party. >> let me start off -- >> 30 seconds sir. >> okay, that i'm really proud of. millions of people have come to the republican party, and by the way the democrats are losing people. this is a trend that's taken place it's the biggest thing happening in politics and i'm very proud to be a part of it. >> he's won a more successful campaign than be many would be amazed by. do you support him only at your peril, good party, no fun, marjorie, john and ron are still with me. ron, i think last night was fascinating because if you try to trump him, use the kind of moves that he uses, on him, it doesn't

and i agree with my gentleman friend -- >> ron. >> ron, i'm sorry, we got to come up with something creative. it may need to be fast, but we have to decide, what is our priority 1 ought to be, beating hillary. >> big party no fun. stay with us, it's "inside >> celebrity chef, marcus samuelsson. >> i've had the fortune to live out my passion. >> his journey from orphan to entrepreneur. >> sometimes in life, the worst that can ever happen to you can also be your savior. >> and serving change through his restaurants. >> we hired 200 people here in harlem... these jobs can't be outsourced. >> i lived that character. >> we will be able to see change. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to "inside story," i'm ray suarez. donald trump has said in recent days with greater frequency and more urgency, that instead of bringing a political apocalypse he's bringing new life to the party. >> let me start off -- >> 30 seconds sir. >> okay, that i'm really proud of. millions of people have come to the republican party, and by the people. this is a trend that's taken place it's the biggest thing happening in politics an

ron will love me by the end of the week. >> ron, just lie every now and then, okay? it's all right. >> i do. >> ron's motto is you can always do better. >> perfect. >> i got to ask you, dan, when was the last time you went fishing? >> i was like 5. i caught a fluke and called it good. >> it was a fluke. >> quite literally. >> all about the pan fish. another reason for all of us to a fishing trip to florida turned into a vacation of a lifetime shocked to hear he was holding on to a powerball ticket worth more than $290 million. that was not a fluke. his big payday and we'll tell moment. but let's hear more about this fishing trip and pit stop. >> yes, first up a quick pit stop for some ice and $10 in lotto tickets on the way home from vacation made one pennsylvania man and his two friends, $291 million richer. [ cheers ] this morning, a retired judge is celebrating the biggest catch of his life. the pennsylvania judge on vacation fishing in the florida keys took the bait and bought a lotto ticket to split with a couple of friends back home. james stocklas, 67, soon di

ron will love me by the end of the week. >> ron, just lie every now and then, okay? it's all right. >> i do. >> ron's motto is you can always do better. >> perfect. >> i got to ask you, dan, when was the last time you went fishing? >> i was like 5. i caught a fluke and called it good. >> it was a fluke. >> quite literally. >> all about the pan fish. another reason for all of us to go fishing. a fishing trip to florida turned into a vacation of a lifetime for a pennsylvania judge shocked to hear he was holding on to a powerball ticket worth more than $290 million. that was not a fluke. rachel smith here with more on his big payday and we'll tell but let's hear more about this fishing trip and pit stop. >> yes, first up a quick pit stop for some ice and $10 in lotto tickets on the way home from vacation made one pennsylvania man and his two friends, $291 million richer. [ cheers ] this morning, a retired judge is celebrating the biggest catch of his life. the pennsylvania judge on vacation fishing in the florida keys took the bait and bought a lotto ticket to split wit

ron, of course, he's a john kasich supporter and, ron, you've heard this on this night where we're still waiting for results, long lines, but as david asman was reminding me at least in the case of arizona, they -- david: they went from 200 to 60 because there were so few voters. guess what? [laughter] neil: i'm sure it's still busy. bottom line, the passion that's been attributed to this race, the republican race, usually it's because it's donald trump, not john kasich, what do you say? >> a lot of republicans are saying who's going to be the nominee? i actually had a good, long conversation yesterday afternoon with senator ted cruz. and senator cruz said, ron, not only do i have a path to beat donald trump, i have a path to become the republican nominee. governor kasich, on the other hand, is looking at this, neil, and saying i want to take this to the convention. i want to have a floor fight. i want to have an opportunity for the american people to see someone who's been in congress for 18 years, someone who's been a successful two-term governor, one who has taken ohio -- neil: he kno

and i agree with my gentleman friend -- >> ron. >> ron, i'm sorry, we got to come up with something creative. it may need to be fast, but we have to decide, what is our priority 1 ought to be, beating hillary. >> big party no fun. stay with us, it's "inside ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to "inside story," i'm ray suarez. donald trump has said in recent days with greater frequency and more urgency, that instead of bringing a political apocalypse he's bringing new life to the party. >> let me start off -- >> 30 seconds sir. >> okay, that i'm really proud of. millions of people have come to the republican party, and by the people. this is a trend that's taken place it's the biggest thing happening in politics and i'm very proud to be a part of it. >> he's won a more successful campaign than be many would be amazed by. do you support him only at your peril, good party, no fun, marjorie, john and ron are still with me. ron, i think last night was fascinating because if you try to trump him, use the kind of moves that he uses, on him, it doesn't pull him down, but does risk pulling you yourself other ca

ron will love me by the end of the week. >> ron, just lie every now and >> i do. >> ron's motto is you can always do better. >> perfect. >> i got to ask you, dan, when was the last time you went fishing? >> i was like 5. i caught a fluke and called it good. >> it was a fluke. >> quite literally. >> all about the pan fish. another reason for all of us to go fishing. a fishing trip to florida turned into a vacation of a lifetime for a pennsylvania judge shocked to hear he was holding on to a powerball ticket worth more than $290 million. that was not a fluke. rachel smith here with more on his big payday and we'll tell you why rachel is here in a moment. but let's hear more about this fishing trip and pit stop. >> yes, first up a quick pit stop for some ice and $10 in lotto tickets on the way home from vacation made one pennsylvania man and his two friends, $291 million richer. [ cheers ] this morning, a retired judge is celebrating the biggest catch of his life. the pennsylvania judge on vacation fishing in the florida keys took the bait and bought a couple of friends back home. james s

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ron murphy says you don't have to get involved like kelley.lt. ron murphy/norwood police spokesperson"if somebody does look suspicious if the behavior looks suspicious, just call that's all were asking."murphy also explained that these daytime burglaries are in the south part of norwood, that's anything south of williams street.the m-o is this. someone is watching the houses to leave, and that's when they strike.lt. ron murphy/norwood police spokesperson"so they don't want to be surprised. so they want to get in steal some stuff from the house and get out."the bottom line... be on the lookout to protect your property and your neighborhood. lt. ron murphy/norwood police spokesperson"we're asking for neighbors to talk to each other."cameron kelley/norwood resident"if i have someone stopping by to get something from my house i'll let the next door neighbor know."lt. ron murphy/norwood police spokespersonif you see somebody going down the driveway and you think it's probably just somebody that's going to do some work call." you can reach the norwood

ron will love me by the end of the week. >> ron, just lie every now and then, okay? it's all right. >> i do. >> ron's motto is you can always do better. >> perfect. >> i got to ask you, dan, when was the last time you went fishing? >> when i was like 5, i caught a fluke and i called it good at that point. >> it was a fluke. >> quite literally. >> all about the pan fish. another reason for all of us to go fishing. a fishing trip to florida turned into a vacation of a lifetime for a pennsylvania judge shocked to hear that he was holding on to a winning powerball ticket worth more than $290 million. that was not a fluke, dan. rachel smith here with more on his big payday and we'll tell you why rachel is here in just a moment, but let's hear more about this fishing trip and pit stop. >> yes, first up a quick pit stop for some ice and $10 in lotto tickets on the drive home from vacation made one pennsylvania man and his two friends $291 million richer. [ cheers ] this morning, a retired judge is celebrating the biggest catch of his life. the pennsylvania judge on vacation

ron will love me by the end of the week. >> ron, just lie every now and then, okay? it's all right. >> i do. >> ron's motto is you can always do better. >> perfect. >> i got to ask you, dan, when was the last time you went fishing? >> i was like 5. i caught a fluke and called it good. >> it was a fluke. >> quite literally. >> all about the pan fish. another reason for all of us to go fishing. a fishing trip to florida turned for a pennsylvania judge shocked to hear he was holding on to a powerball ticket worth more than $290 million. that was not a fluke. rachel smith here with more on his big payday and we'll tell but let's hear more about this fishing trip and pit stop. >> yes, first up a quick pit stop for some ice and $10 in lotto tickets on the way home from vacation made one pennsylvania man and his two friends, $291 million richer. [ cheers ] this morning, a retired judge is celebrating the biggest catch of his life. the pennsylvania judge on vacation fishing in the florida keys took the bait and bought a lotto ticket to split with a couple of friends back hom

charlie: thank you, ron. ron: thank you. ♪ charlie: a continuing -- continuation about our conversation about politics, america and books and movies that may interest you. welcome to cuba. >> thank you. charlie: why did you want to come? >> the main reason is we were able to come. the idea opened up to do a concert here, we have done a lot of concerts at my group all i have the caribbean and always been fond of cuba. i have been here once before. i thought when i had the opportunity we had to do it. we're the first to try and do it. charlie: this is an interesting month in cuba. you, president obama, and the rolling stones. >> we beat both of them. that was the goal. charlie: you're kicking it off. you're the opening act. you have said this is the most important show you have ever done. >> i think the pressure is on us to do something, it is kind of an amazing opportunity. right now i have done so many concerts, we have fans alter the world. this is a show we are doing free for the people. we were invited w

ron will love me by the end of the week. >> ron, just lie every now and then, okay? it's all right. >> i do. >> ron's motto is you can always do better. >> perfect. >> i got to ask you, dan, when was the last time you went fishing? >> i was like 5. i caught a fluke and called it good. >> it was a fluke. >> quite literally. >> all about the pan fish. another reason for all of us to go fishing. a fishing trip to florida turned into a vacation of a lifetime for a pennsylvania judge shocked to hear he was holding on to a powerball ticket worth more than $290 million. rachel smith here with more on his big payday and we'll tell you why rachel is here in a moment. but let's hear more about this fishing trip and pit stop. >> yes, first up a quick pit stop for some ice and $10 in lotto tickets on the way home from vacation made one pennsylvania man and his two friends, $291 million richer. [ cheers ] this morning, a retired judge is celebrating the biggest catch of his life. the pennsylvania judge on vacation fishing in the florida keys took the bait and bought a lotto ticke

ron will love me by the end of the week. >> ron, just lie every now and then, okay? it's all right. >> i do. >> ron's motto is you can always do better. >> perfect. >> i got to ask you, dan, when was the last time you went fishing? >> i was like 5. i caught a fluke and called it good. >> it was a fluke. >> quite literally. >> all about the pan fish. another reason for all of us to go fishing. a fishing trip to florida turned into a vacation of a lifetime for a pennsylvania judge shocked to hear he was holding more than $290 million. that was not a fluke. rachel smith here with more on his big payday and we'll tell you why rachel is here in a moment. but let's hear more about this fishing trip and pit stop. >> yes, first up a quick pit stop for some ice and $10 in lotto tickets on the way home from vacation made one pennsylvania man and his two friends, $291 million richer. [ cheers ] this morning, a retired judge is celebrating the biggest catch of his life. the pennsylvania judge on vacation fishing in the florida keys took the bait and bought a lotto ticket to spli

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ron will love me by the end of the week. >> ron, just lie every now and it's all right. >> i do. >> ron's motto is you can always do better. >> perfect. was the last time you went fishing? >> i was like 5. i caught a fluke and called it >> it was a fluke. >> quite literally. another reason for all of us to go fishing. a fishing trip to florida turned into a vacation of a lifetime for a pennsylvania judge shocked to hear he was holding on to a powerball ticket worth more than $290 million. that was not a fluke. rachel smith here with more on his big payday and we'll tell you why rachel is here in a moment. but let's hear more about this fishing trip and pit stop. >> yes, first up a quick pit stop for some ice and $10 in lotto tickets on the way home from vacation made one pennsylvania man and his two friends, $291 million richer. [ cheers ] this morning, a retired judge is celebrating the biggest catch of his life. the pennsylvania judge on vacation fishing in the florida keys took the bait and bought a lotto ticket to split with a couple of friends back home. james stocklas, 67, soon disc

ron will love me by the end of the every now and then, okay? it's all right. >> i do. >> ron's motto, you can always do better. >> perfect. >> i got to ask, when was the last time you went fishing? >> i was like 5ke and called it good. >> it was a fluke. >> quite literally. >> all about the pan fish. a fishing trip to florida turned of a lifetime shocked to hear he was holding on to a powerball ticket worth more than $290 million. that was not a th here with more on his big payday and tell you why rachel is here in a moment. let's hear more about this. >> yes, first up a quick pit stop for some ice and $10 in on the way home from vacation made one pennsylvania man and his two friends, $291 million richer. >> reporter: this morning, a retired judge is celebrating the biggest catch of his life. the pennsylvania judge on vacation fishing in the florida ait and bought a lotto ticket to split with a couple of friends back home. james stocklas, 67, soon jackpot. >> $291.4 million. >> he stopped in this convenience store for some ice and that golden p

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ron will love me by the end of the week. >> ron, just lie every now and then, okay? it's all right. >> i do. >> ron's motto is you can always do better. >> perfect. >> i got to ask you, dan, when was the last time you went fishing? >> i was like 5. i caught a fluke and called it good. >> it was a fluke. >> quite literally. >> all about the pan fish. another reason for all of us to go fishing. a fishing trip to florida turned into a vacation of a lifetime for a pennsylvania judge shocked to hear he was holding ing his big payday and we'll tell you why rachel is here in a moment. but let's hear more about this fishing trip and pit stop. >> yes, first up a quick pit stop for some ice and $10 in lotto tickets on the way home from vacation made one pennsylvania man and his two friends, $291 million richer. [ cheers ] this morning, a retired judge is celebrating the biggest catch of his life. the pennsylvania judge on vacation fishing in the florida keys took the bait and bought a lotto ticket to split with a couple of friends back home. james stocklas, 67, soon discovered

the week. >> ron, just lie every now and then, okay? it's all right. >> i do. >> ron's motto is you can always do better. >> perfect. >> i got to ask you, dan, when was the last time you went fishing? >> i was like 5. i caught a fluke and called it good. >> it was a fluke. >> quite literally. >> all about the pan fish. another reason for all of us to go fishing. a fishing trip to florida turn into a vacation of a lifetime for a pennsylvaninijudge shocked to hear he was holding on to a powerball ticket worth more than $290 million. th was not a fluke. rachel smith here with more on his big payday and we'll tell moment. but let's hear more about this fishing trip and pit stop. >> yes, first up a quick pit stop for s se ice and $10 in from vacation made one pennsylvania man and his two fries, $291 million richer. [ cheers ] celebrating the biggest tch of his life. the pennsylvania judge on vacation fishing in the florida keys took the bait and bought a lotto ticket to split with a couple of friends back home. james stocklas, 67, so discove

murdered nicole and ron goldman? >> in my opinion, yes, i think he's guilty. >> and now even a hit tv tv miniseries airing on fx. the people versus o.j. simpson. >> i'm not a bad person. o.j. simpson. >> i told them i have nothing to hide. what do have to hide. >> and marsha clark played by sarah paulson. >> we have a warrant for this man's arrest. >> the families of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman did not give up. they sued him in civil court. >> i could have touched her neck. >> what do you mean you could have touched her. this was aviolent episode, wasn't it? >> yes it was. >> he was forced to answer the questions he did not answer in the criminal trial. these are deposition tapes aired on the a&e documentary. >> did you ever strike her. >> no. >> did you ever hurt her? >> yes. >> did you ever physically hurt her? >> yes. >> he spent days hammering at the relationship with nicole. >> you caused scars on her face, didn't you? >> that's incorrect. >> eventually simpson admitted say how. >> you never hurt your w

murdered nicole and ron goldman? >> in my opinion, yes, i think he's guilty. >> and now even a hit tv tv miniseries airing on fx. the people versus o.j. simpson. >> i'm not a bad person. >> cuba gooding jr. starring as o.j. simpson. >> i told them i have nothing to hide. what do have to hide. >> and marsha clark played by sarah paulson. >> we have a warrant for this man's arrest. >> the families of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman did not give up. >> i could have touched her neck. >> what do you mean you could have touched her. this was aviolent episode, wasn't it? >> yes it was. >> he was forced to answer the questions he did not answer in the criminal trial. these are deposition tapes aired on the a&e documentary. >> did you ever strike her. >> no. >> did you ever hurt her? >> yes. >> did you ever physically hurt her? >> yes. >> he spent days hammering at the relationship with nicole. >> you caused scars on her face, didn't you? >> that's incorrect. >> eventually simpson admitted to hurting nicole but wouldn't

murdered nicole and ron goldman? >> in my opinion, yes, i think he's guilty. >> and now even a hit tv tv miniseries airing on fx. the people versus o.j. simpson. >> i'm not a bad person. >> cuba gooding jr. starring as o.j. simpson. what do have to hide. >> and marsha clark played by sarah paulson. >> we have a warrant for this man's arrest. >> the families of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman did not give up. they sued him in civil court. >> i could have touched her neck. >> what do you mean you could have touched her. this was aviolent episode, wasn't it? >> yes it was. >> he was forced to answer the questions he did not answer in the criminal trial. these are deposition tapes aired on the a&e documentary. >> did you ever strike her. >> no. >> did you ever hurt her? >> yes. >> did you ever physically hurt her? >> yes. >> he spent days hammering at the relationship with nicole. >> you caused scars on her face, didn't you? >> that's incorrect. >> eventually simpson admitted to hurting nicole but wouldn't say how.

murdered nicole and ron goldman? >> i i my opinion, yes, i think he's guilty. >> and now even a hit tv tv miniseries airing on fx. the people versus o.j. simpson. >> i'm not a bad person. >> cuba gooding jr. starring as o.j. simpson. >> i told them i have nothing to hide. what do have to hide. >> and marsha clark played by sarah paulson. >> we have a warrant for this man's arrest. >> the families of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman did not give up. they sued him in civil court. >> i could have touched her neck. >> what do you mean you could have touched her. this was aviolent episode, wasn't it? >> yes it was. >> he was forced to answer the questions he did not answer in the criminal trial. these are deposition tapes aired on the a&e documentary. >> no. >> did you ever hurt her?- >> yes. >> did you ever physically hurt her? >> yes. >> he spent days hammering at the relationship with nicole. >> you caused scars on her face, didn't you? >> that's incorrect. >> eventually simpson admitted to hurting nicole but would

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murdered nicole and ron goldman? >> in my opinion, yes, i think he's guilty. >> and now even a hit t tv miniseries airing on fx. the people versus o.j. simpson. >> i'm not a bad person. >> cuba gooding jr. starring as o.j. simpson. >> i told them i have nothing to hide. what do have to hide. >> and marsha clark played by >> we have a warrant for this man's arrest. >> the families of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman did not give up. they sued him in civil court. >> i could have touched her neck. >> what do you mean you could have touched her. this was aviolent episode, wasn't it? >> yes it was. >> he was forced to answer the questions he did not answer in the criminal trial. these are deposition tapes aired on the a&e documentary. >> did you ever strike her. >> no. >> did you ever hurt her? >> yes. >> did you ever physically hurt her? >> yes. >> he spent days hammering at the relationship with nicole. >> you caused scars on her face, didn't you? >> that's incorrect. >> eventually simpson admitted to hurting nicole

>> ron kaufman, if donald trump is the nominee and he wins, he owns. this party becomes one in his image. what if trump is the nominee and is defeated badly by hillary or by bernie? my thought is that there will be a big dispute as to what the lesson was. what would the lesson be? >> well, the same lesson we learned in '64. it's a cyclical party like all parties, just like the democrats did with mcgovern. i think we'll be fine and i don't think it's going to happen. i think we'll win in november and hold the senate in november and we're a majority party and i think we'll continue to be the majority party. >> i mean, i always hear about if it's ted cruz, you know, we get to run the experiment. what happens when you run a pure conservative, is that what we need? a la ronald reagan, a la "w"? or do you need more bridge building? would cruz resolve in that respect? >> his candidacy is based on the notion there are a lot of voters out there who haven't had a pure conservative candidate. he says let's try it. we haven't done it in a long time. let's put out

ron claiborne. good morning, sir. >> good morning to you, dan and paula. rachel, good morning, everyone. we begin with new details on what might be on that locked iphone belonging to one of the san bernardino shooters. this district attorney in that area of southern california says the phone belonged to syed farook, could have information about a possible third shooter and also a -- pose a cyberthreat, apple, excuse me, in a battle with the fbi refusing to create software to unlock it. farook and his wife killed 14 people in that terror attack. >>> new developments in the flint, michigan, water crisis. construction crews have begun digging up the first pipes blamed for leaking lead in drinking water. they're looking to replace pipes neighborhoods where the household is most at risk. the city of 100,000 under a federal state of emergency. >>> new details about the whereabouts of drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman after escaping a mexican prison. according to a published report quoting his daughter he entered the u.s. twice while he was on the run visiting

ron klain. former chief of staff to al gore and joe biden. also, the legal affairs correspondent for npr. ron, i will start with you. you have known merrick garland for a long time. >> 30 years. davidjohn: and you are making te claim, i believe, that one does not hear often in washington, that this is a pick free of politics. seriously? ron: he has no big political following, he is not a historic first of this or that, he was picked because he is the best person for the job. the best nominee that president obama put forward. i think that makes the case for him particularly compelling because republicans cannot argue that the president did this for any political advantage. to make a point or rally voters or anything like that. they cannot argue anything other than this is a person who was nominated because he is a great lawyer, a great person. john: it seems to me a pick free of politics is still a pick with politics. part of what president obama was doing was making a pick that would make it dif

murdered nicole and ron goldman? >> in my opinion, yes, i think he's guilty. >> and now even a hit tv tv miniseries airing on fx. the people versus o.j. simpson. >> i'm not a bad person. >> cuba gooding jr. starring as o.j. simpson. >> i told them i have nothing to hide. what do have to hide. >> and marsha clark played by sarah paulson. >> the families of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman did not give up. they sued him in civil court. >> i could have touched her neck. >> what do you mean you could have touched her. this was aviolent episode, wasn't it? >> yes it was. >> he was forced to answer the questions he did not answer in the criminal trial. these are deposition tapes aired on the a&e documentary. >> did you ever strike her. >> no. >> did you ever hurt her? >> yes. >> did you ever physically hurt her? >> yes. >> he spent days hammering at the relationship with nicole. >> you caused scars on her face, didn't you? >> that's incorrect. >> eventually simpson admitted say how. either correct. >> no, i hurt my wif

murdered nicole and ron goldman? >> in my opinion, yes, i think he's guilty. >> and now even a hit t tv miniseries airing on fx. the people versus o.j. simpson. >> i'm not a bad person. >> cuba gooding jr. starring as o.j. simpson. >> i told them i have nothing to hide. what do have to hide. >> and marsha clark played by sarah paulson. >> we have a warrant for this man's arrest. >> the families of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman did not give up. they sued him in civil court. >> i could have touched her neck. >> what do you mean you could have touched her. this was aviolent episode, wasn't it? >> yes it was. >> he was forced to answer the questions he did not answer in the criminal trial. these are deposition tapes aired on the a&e documentary. >> did you ever strike her. >> no. >> did you ever hurt her? >> yes. >> did you ever physically hurt her? >> yes. >> he spent days hammering at the relationship with nicole. >> you caused scars on her face, didn't you? >> that's incorrect. >> eventually simpson admitted to

ron paul, liberty report host as well. dr. paul, you have been a stalwart when it comes to sticking up for personal privacy. as you watch this case, i'm extremely interested to know because we've got a standoff going on right now. apple wants what it wants, and that's to not open the phone. fbi wants to open the phone. where do you stand on this? >> i think the standoff is between the constitution and those who would like to use arbitrary authority on the people and violate the constitution. so i think this is all about it. but you have to think about comey's reputation. he's the guy, he's the guy that justified torture, and now he's the one on the defense about what the fbi really wants. he says it was just this one time, and now we find out there are seven cases, and now we have the fbi admitting that it is a precedent-setting standard that they want. so i think he has lost all credibility, you know, on what he's talking about, and he's lost all credibility that he has any real desire to defend the constitution. and that's w

murdered nicole and ron goldman? >> in my opinion, yes, i think he's guilty. >> and now even a hit tv tv miniseries airing on fx. the people versus o.j. simpson. >> i'm not a bad person. >> cuba gooding jr. starring as >> i told them i have nothing to hide. what do have to hide. >> and marsha clark played by sarah paulson. >> we have a warrant for this man's arrest. >> the families of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman did not give up. they sued him in civil court. >> i could have touched her neck. >> what do you mean you could have touched her. this was aviolent episode, wasn't it? >> yes it was. >> he was forced to answer the questions he did not answer in the criminal trial. these are deposition tapes aired on the a&e documentary. >> did you ever strike her. >> no. >> did you ever hurt her? >> yes. >> did you ever physically hurt her? >> yes. >> he spent days hammering at the relationship with nicole. >> you caused scars on her face, didn't you? >> that's incorrect. >> eventually simpson admitted to hurting nico

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deirdre: ron christie with me there. supporter of ron kasich. well, donald trump tweeted last night cuban leader row you'll castro has no respect for president obama. he tweeted wow obama just landed in kuhn cuba. a big deal. castro was not even there. he greeted the pope and others. no respect. also pointed out the flight yesterday. >> he's landed in cuba and castro, or fidel castro, but the head of cuba wasn't there to greet him. folks, what are we doing? what are we doing? here's how a thing like that is supposed to work. number one, he has his people call up say who's going to be greeting the president? if they say nobody, you don't go until somebody's there. the head of cuba who was there for the pope and he was there for other dignitaries that come in, but he wasn't there for the president of the united states. i mean we are amateur hour, folks. obama should have turned the plane around and left. i'm not knocking castro. if we can get away from this tough, it's great. make it a great deal. deirdre: back with me now, trump national campaign

this is the law of unintended consequences because of ron paul. they're sitting in a situation where trump can basically squeeze everybody out. >> he can. we're in a situation really where we don't know even with the rules are going to be at this convention. so it's really tough to predict what is going to happen, how crazy it's going to get. we're in a situation where even the rnc members and leaders and the republican party leaders like paul ryan are having to bone up on rules themselves. these rules have never been put to the test, never studied closely in modern politics. it very interesting. >> matthew, we live in an age where we're distrustful of institutions, distrustful of the idea there's a special set of rules that nobody knows about, so wait a minute, all of those votes i just did, this could be the ultimate playing into the hands of donald trump in a way that you never thought you were playing into the hadn'ts. >> i love how the ghost of ron paul will haunt 2016 republicans. >> this is because they didn't want his name. >> for so many

ron claiborne. good morning, sir. >> good morning to you, dan and paula. rachel, good morning, everyone. we begin with new details on what might be on that locked iphone belonging to one of the san bernardino shooters. this district attorney in that area of southern california says the phone belonged to syed farook, could have information about a possible third shooter and also a -- pose a cyberthreat, apple, excuse me, in a battle with the fbi refusing to create software to unlock it. farook and his wife killed 14 people in that terror attack. >>> new developments in the flint, michigan, water crisis. construction crews have begun digging up the first pipes blamed for leaking lead in drinking water. they're looking to replace pipes in 8,000 homes starting in neighborhoods where the household is most at risk. the city of 100,000 under a federal state of emergency. >>> new details about the whereabouts of drug lord "el chapo" guzman after escaping a mexican prison. according to a published report quoting his daughter he entered the u.s. twice while he was o

ron, you're a little bit less optimistic about the market. you think this upcoming year we're in, the year we're in now is going to be tougher than last year. >> i agree with jeff a great deal insofar as we're in the midst of a cyclical bear market in stocks. going to go down 20% in the averages. most stocks have gone down. 60% of the s&p has gone down 20%. i thucink you got the fed possiy raising rates, rest of the fed weakening. people's bank of china, bank of japan are going to do more to ease. i don't think that's going to stimulate demand to such an extend that the world grows more quickly and the u.s. stock market doesn't have difficult digesting all this news. >> what about thats, kevin? >> well, i think that, you know, as i said, with oil, you know, it's going to -- if oil goes up, that's going to help emerging market economies. that's also going to change the sentiment as far as global growth is concerned. i do believe that as far as the fed is concerned, you know, they only have one hike on the table now. you know, earlier this year

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so when ron said you'd never afford a john deere tractor, you knew better. now ron does too. the e series. legendary john deere quality. unexpected low price. now you can own a 3e series tractor for as low as 135 dollars per month. >> see what is happening this instant. 11 eyewitness news at 5:30 >> another violent video surfaces from a donald trump rally in fayetteville. >> you remember the protester being sucker punched. greg joins us with new cell phone video of a separate incident involving a college student. reporter: this college student told me on the phone he feels like he was targeted because of the scholar -- color of his skin. he says this incident was his first experience of overt and angry racism. he is a student of carolina university but lives in fayetteville. he told me he was in the crowd at the rally to see donald trump, not to protest or demonstrate.

ron, you're a little bit less optimistic about the market. you think this upcoming year we're in, the year we're in now is going to be tougher than last year. >> i agree with jeff a great deal insofar as we're in the midst of a cyclical bear market in stocks. going to go down 20% in the averages. most stocks have gone down. 60% of the s&p has gone down 20%. i thucink you got the fed possiy raising rates, rest of the fed weakening. people's bank of china, bank of japan are going to do more to ease. i don't think that's going to stimulate demand to such an extend that the world grows more quickly and the u.s. stock market doesn't have difficult digesting all this news. >> what about thats, kevin? >> well, i think that, you know, as i said, with oil, you know, it's going to -- if oil goes up, that's going to help emerging market economies. that's also going tooi change t sentiment as far as global growth is concerned. i do believe that as far as the fed is concerned, you know, they only have one hike on the table now. you know, earlier this year

ron allen is at the white house. ron, good morning. so what do we know? >> well, we know that in about an hour, we will know who the president's nominee is for the supreme court vacancy. a huge decision for president obama. a huge partisan fight that's been brewing for the past month or so while he's been deliberating this decision since the death of justin antonin scalia. now, this morning, the president finally released an e-mail note, o outlining some of what he's been thinking about. here's part of what it had to d say. in putting forward a nominee today, i'm fulfilling my constitutional duty. i'm doing my job. i hope our senators will do their jobs and move quickly to consider my nominee. that's what the constitution dictates and what the american people expect and deserve from their leaders. the white house is also relying on polls including that most americans say they want action on this nominee now. they want the senate to have a hearing and vote on the nominee. we're also hearing now that the two nominees who came down to the finals are judge me

but i have work to do. >> stay there, man. >> ron doesn't want you to dom back. we do. >> ron wants you to limber up and run. >>> the internet has new stars this morning. a family of bald eagles. >> millions of people are watching this nest-cam live screen. we have breaking new about the remaining egg in the nest. >> that live stream was fascinating. good morning. it's been nearly 24 hours since the second egg started showing signs of hatching. now it's finally made its debut along with its day-old sibling. this morning, the bird watchers across the country captivated by this baby bald eagle. born in washington, d.c. the hatch ling breaking free of his shell friday morning, live, on the national arboretum's web cam. the proud parents, dubbed mr. president and the first lady, seen doting on the peep. >> the bald eagle is almost gone from our country. fold. >> reporter: the first nesting eagles in the area since 1947 are now taking turns caring for the chick. keeping the next tidy. feeding the chick. mr. president seen here flopping a fish into the nest before >> t