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The Kelly File : FOXNEWSW : September 25, 2015 11:00pm-12:01am PDT
ted cruz did well. marc marco rubio did well. in fact, donald trump came and got a very warm reception here. >> so there were no losers? >> i don't think you lose -- no, not really. there's so many candidates in the race. this is one way. they're very receptive. now, donald trump did get a boo when he took a shot at marc marco rubio. it was a very warm reception that he got. and this is not necessarily his credit. i give him credit for coming here and talking to him. >> explain why if you're talking to a group of social conservatives, it's not all, you know, cruz, carson, huckabee. why would these voters listen to anybody other than those poor guys who stand up for what they believe in? >> well, i think you look at the social conservative voters. they're much more complex than people care for. they care about the economy. in fact, we began this morning with senator john mccain. he's clearly not a favorite from this group. but they respect his stand on national security. they respect his stand for what he's been doing for religious freedom and the military.so he reception. >>
ted cruz did well. marc marco rubio did well. in fact, donald trump came and got a very warm reception here. >> so there were no losers? >> i don't think you lose -- no, not really. there's so many candidates in the race. this is one way. they're very receptive. now, donald trump did get a boo when he took a shot at marc marco rubio. it was a very warm reception that he got. and this is not necessarily his credit. i give him credit for coming here and talking to him. >>...
New Day : CNNW : September 24, 2015 4:01am-4:28am PDT
%. jeb bush has gone from 7 to 10%. marco rubio, 7% to 9%. do you think your lead is slipping? >> no, i don't. if you look at the nbc poll, it's a much bigger margin. if you look at zogby or reuters, i don't think i heard your statement, is it slipping, i know you want to get people to watch. it's interesting your reporter in south carolina who is absolutely terrible. she covered my speech. i made a speech to the african-american chamber of commerce in south carolina. wonderful people. and the room was full. every seat was full. when i went to the stage, everybody rushed forward. they all rushed to the front of the room. it was a ballroom. they all rushed to the front of the room. when you did that, you had half of the seats in the back were empty because everybody was standing in the front. we had a great time. it was like a great thing. she stars off, the cnn reporter, absolutely horrible reporter, she starts off saying, oh, look, the room is half empty. the room wasn't half empty, everybody was standing next to me. you can tell jeff zucker, i think it was terrible, disgusting repo
%. jeb bush has gone from 7 to 10%. marco rubio, 7% to 9%. do you think your lead is slipping? >> no, i don't. if you look at the nbc poll, it's a much bigger margin. if you look at zogby or reuters, i don't think i heard your statement, is it slipping, i know you want to get people to watch. it's interesting your reporter in south carolina who is absolutely terrible. she covered my speech. i made a speech to the african-american chamber of commerce in south carolina. wonderful people....
Way Too Early : MSNBCW : September 25, 2015 2:30am-3:01am PDT
insecure guy. that's how he reacts. some people can see through it. >> senator marco rubio gives a scathing review of republican rival donald trump using the front-runner's own tactics against him. the big question is whether it will work for rubio when it's backfired on everyone else. it's 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west, this is "way too early." >>> good morning. it's friday, september 25th, i'm jonathan capehart reporting from washington. we begin again this morning with pope francis, who's waking up in new york city for the first time after arriving yesterday from washington. the pope touched down at new york's kennedy airport just after 5:00 p.m. and then headed for fifth avenue in the heart of manhattan. he emerged from his black fiat, got into the popemobile and greeted the thousands who had lined the streets on his way to st. patrick's cathedral for evening prayers. there he was met by new york governor andrew cuomo, senator chuck schumer and new york city mayor bill de blasio, who reportedly had some back and forth with the pontiff in italian. inside the cathedral, a
insecure guy. that's how he reacts. some people can see through it. >> senator marco rubio gives a scathing review of republican rival donald trump using the front-runner's own tactics against him. the big question is whether it will work for rubio when it's backfired on everyone else. it's 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west, this is "way too early." >>> good morning. it's friday, september 25th, i'm jonathan capehart reporting from washington. we begin again this...
This Week With George Stephanopoulos : KGO : September 20, 2015 8:03am-8:13am PDT
marco rubio -- fiorina is in second place, then ben carson. marco rubio moved up a lot. you had an exchange with jeb bush about casino gambling in florida, you said it was totally false that you tried to get casino gambling -- >> i never spoke to him. i never called him and said, would you do it? in fact, the governor that was after him ultimately approved it. but i never spoke to jeb. i never called up jeb and said, jeb, would you do me a favor -- >> you're saying, you were accepting trying to get casino gambling there. >> we're looking at deals all over the world. i'm doing deals all over the world. yeah, we were looking at the florida, but ultimately, charlie crist, the next governor, approved casino gambling. i never called jeb. the question was, did i call jeb? it was very premature. it was very early. there were other steps they would have to take. i would have called jeb and i think he might have done it for me, because i did help him. but i never called him and therefore i think i was 100%
marco rubio -- fiorina is in second place, then ben carson. marco rubio moved up a lot. you had an exchange with jeb bush about casino gambling in florida, you said it was totally false that you tried to get casino gambling -- >> i never spoke to him. i never called him and said, would you do it? in fact, the governor that was after him ultimately approved it. but i never spoke to jeb. i never called up jeb and said, jeb, would you do me a favor -- >> you're saying, you were...
CNN Tonight With Don Lemon : CNNW : September 24, 2015 7:00pm-8:01pm PDT
to see you. the day in trump. a war of words breaks out between donald trump and marco rubio. tonight, trump was wowed by one of the pope's visits today. he actually looked. there he is standing in the balcony to watch the pontiff motorcade on fifth avenue. trump himself got a bit of a different reception, though. hey mcmellin' you gellin'? i'm gellin' and zinfandellin'. and so is my new bride, helen mcmellin' i'm so happy my eyes are wellin' dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles are so soft they make your feet feel outrageously comfortable. i'm gellin you're so not gellin' dr. scholl's still not sure whether to stay or go on that business trip? ♪ should i stay or should i go well this fall stay with choice hotels two times and earn a free night. when it comes to business, you always have a choice. book now at the new choicehotels.com decisions, decisions. the new edge+. this one would keep me organized. i could list all the days i've been banned from social media. hmmm, wait this thing has built-in live broadcasting? i don't know what nerd came up with that, but it's awesome. you thin
to see you. the day in trump. a war of words breaks out between donald trump and marco rubio. tonight, trump was wowed by one of the pope's visits today. he actually looked. there he is standing in the balcony to watch the pontiff motorcade on fifth avenue. trump himself got a bit of a different reception, though. hey mcmellin' you gellin'? i'm gellin' and zinfandellin'. and so is my new bride, helen mcmellin' i'm so happy my eyes are wellin' dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles are so soft they...
The Rachel Maddow Show : MSNBCW : September 19, 2015 3:00am-4:01am PDT
national political director now says he is pressing criminal charges against marco rubio's deputy campaign manager because he says marco rubio's deputy national campaign manager punched him in the face in a bar fight in michigan last night. yes, before you ask, there is surveillance camera video of the not very impressive punch. it's not exactly "down goes frazier" or anything. but the guy who got punched, rand paul's national political director, who's also his chief strategist in the state of michigan, he is not taking this lightly. after the punch was thrown he got on facebook and wrote this -- "marco rubio's national campaign manager," he meant deputy campaign manager, "literally physically assaulted me by punching me in the face. national journal now reports that same guy, the punchee, he also last night after the fight e-mailed marco rubio's national campaign manager to tell him what had just happened. at 12:51 a.m. he sent this e-mail to marco rubio's campaign manager. "hey, man, you'd better wake up. beeson," who is rich beeson, marco rubio's deputy campaign manager, the guy he says
national political director now says he is pressing criminal charges against marco rubio's deputy campaign manager because he says marco rubio's deputy national campaign manager punched him in the face in a bar fight in michigan last night. yes, before you ask, there is surveillance camera video of the not very impressive punch. it's not exactly "down goes frazier" or anything. but the guy who got punched, rand paul's national political director, who's also his chief strategist in...
marco rubio. >>> and hillary clinton back on offense. >> unbelievable. it's amazing. >> dancing on the rope line with supporters. >>> plus, the growing debate over the democratic debates. should there be more? >>> and the pope makes history. his landmark trip begins, and we're right there with him as he makes his way to the u.s. for the first time. >> announcer: from abc news, "this week" with george stephanopoulos begins now. >>> good morning. you're looking live at cuba, pope francis there this morning ahead of his first trip to the u.s. more on that later in the show. >>> but we begin with the race to the white house, after a record-setting second debate this week, marco rubio and donald trump facing new questions. we'll talk to donald trump and marco rubio live. first, jon karl on the latest controversy trump is stirring up. >> reporter: even after a rough and tumble campaign week, donald trump is still the king. >> the future president of the united states of america, donald trump! >> reporter: welcomed last night by the homecoming court at an iowa high school. >> i love you all.
marco rubio. >>> and hillary clinton back on offense. >> unbelievable. it's amazing. >> dancing on the rope line with supporters. >>> plus, the growing debate over the democratic debates. should there be more? >>> and the pope makes history. his landmark trip begins, and we're right there with him as he makes his way to the u.s. for the first time. >> announcer: from abc news, "this week" with george stephanopoulos begins now. >>>...
The McLaughlin Group : WCBS : September 20, 2015 6:30am-7:00am EDT
carson, chris christie, ted cruz, carly fiorina, mike huckabee, jon kasich, rand paul, marco rubio, donald trump, and scott walker and beyond their shared words of affection for ronald reagan, the candidates quickly sought battle. who won the prime time debate? >> i think you would have to say carly fiorina won it, john. she was prepared. she was programmed, she was articulate. she was crisp. she was tough, and after the debate was over, a lot of people said she had won, and she has really won overwhelmingly, the post game debate, and all the tv shows and talking shows show people who think she won are going up, up and up, long after the debate is over. i will say this, carly fiorina is being projected, if you republican party. someone who will do for the establishment, take down trump, which the establishment is desperate to get done. i don't think anybody was badly some people did well. i think some people did very well, but there's no doubt about it, i think, that carly comes out number one. stood out. she really, i think, has introduced herself to the country. she's gone far beyond the
carson, chris christie, ted cruz, carly fiorina, mike huckabee, jon kasich, rand paul, marco rubio, donald trump, and scott walker and beyond their shared words of affection for ronald reagan, the candidates quickly sought battle. who won the prime time debate? >> i think you would have to say carly fiorina won it, john. she was prepared. she was programmed, she was articulate. she was crisp. she was tough, and after the debate was over, a lot of people said she had won, and she has...
The McLaughlin Group : KQEH : September 19, 2015 12:30pm-1:01pm PDT
say it's realists. tom: i'm not a fan of the deal but i suspect marco rubio, if he was to become president, would not tear up the deal. if the deal is working, is iran is complying, if there is verification, the deal will hold. so i think you do think -- i think it's going to expand. and i would tell fiorina, pat and i disagreed last week but some of the substance of what she suggests -- rebuilding the sixth fleet in the mediterranean. the russians have a lot of anti-ship missiles. it needs to be more complicated than calling out netanyahu. eleanor: and while she's rebuilding the sixth fleet she isn't going to talk to putin because she's so tough. it's unrealistic. pat: i agree 100%. the politics of the republican party are clearly still much more hawkish. they're moving the right way on trailed and immigration but they're still hawkish as to intervention in the middle east. clarence: that's what's hurting -hand rand paul. there's a strong sentiment in the republican party to buy more weapons. pat: rand is one guy and he can get back that constituency his father had. offensive he
say it's realists. tom: i'm not a fan of the deal but i suspect marco rubio, if he was to become president, would not tear up the deal. if the deal is working, is iran is complying, if there is verification, the deal will hold. so i think you do think -- i think it's going to expand. and i would tell fiorina, pat and i disagreed last week but some of the substance of what she suggests -- rebuilding the sixth fleet in the mediterranean. the russians have a lot of anti-ship missiles. it needs to...
intensifying as a new wmur poll shows marco rubio and carly fiorina making gains. contributing editor for "new york" magazine jason zhangerly and "time" contributor zeke miller. i know you've been clamoring to hear more of the rubio/trump feud. we have it for you because yesterday donald trump was on "new day" and he explained to us what he really doesn't like about marco rubio. listen to this. >> it's got the worst voting record in the united states senate, he's never there. meaning he doesn't work or he doesn't go back and vote. he wants to tell everything so the enemy can learn all about. i want to be unpredictable. marco rubio is like a kid. he shouldn't even be running in this race as far as i'm concerned. he's a kid. >> jason, let me start with you. who benefits from this feud, marco rubio or donald trump? >> i don't think rubio benefits if he actually starts going at trump the way trump is going at him. i was surprised yesterday when he fired back a little bit, when he was on the radio and he went after trump. the clip you played earlier talking about how he was insecure. rubio's w
intensifying as a new wmur poll shows marco rubio and carly fiorina making gains. contributing editor for "new york" magazine jason zhangerly and "time" contributor zeke miller. i know you've been clamoring to hear more of the rubio/trump feud. we have it for you because yesterday donald trump was on "new day" and he explained to us what he really doesn't like about marco rubio. listen to this. >> it's got the worst voting record in the united states senate,...
This Week With George Stephanopoulos : WABC : September 20, 2015 10:00am-11:00am EDT
in the show. >>> but we begin with the race to the white house, after a this week, marco rubio and donald trump facing new questions. we'll talk to donald trump and marco rubio live. first, jon karl on the latest controversy trump is stirring >> reporter: even after a rough and tumble campaign week, donald trump is still the king. >> the future president of the united states of america, donald trump! >> reporter: welcomed last night by the homecoming court at an iowa high school. >> i love you all. have a great dance tonight. trump firestorm is over when faced with this question in new hampshire. >> we have a problem in this country and it's called muslims. we know our current president is one. you know he's not even an america. >> we need the question. >> reporter: trump didn't challenge his supporter's false claim about the president's background. >> if someone brought that up at a town hall meeting of mine, i would say, no, listen, before i answer, let's clear that up >> reporter: trump has no apologies. he recited his twitter account for a crowd saturday. >> so i started by say
in the show. >>> but we begin with the race to the white house, after a this week, marco rubio and donald trump facing new questions. we'll talk to donald trump and marco rubio live. first, jon karl on the latest controversy trump is stirring >> reporter: even after a rough and tumble campaign week, donald trump is still the king. >> the future president of the united states of america, donald trump! >> reporter: welcomed last night by the homecoming court at an iowa...
The O'Reilly Factor : FOXNEWSW : September 24, 2015 5:00pm-6:01pm PDT
. >> the head of the democratic national committee smearing marco rubio using jews and nazis to do it. the story is unbelievable. we will present it to you. >> it truly offended me that someone, the same race that i am, would have this point of view. >> so american muslim clerics believe that ben carson quit the race. ben carson will be here to reply. >> do you know what religion the pope is. >> baptist. >> mormon? >> how much the folks really know about the pope watters on the case. >> can i quickly check my iphone and google it? >> no. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the biggest smear so far in the presidential campaign, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. in a vicious, utterly false attack on senator marco rubio, the head of the democratic national committee, congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz has reached a new low in political attack discourse. earlier this week the senator, rubleio, held a fundraiser at the it dallas home of real estate gu
. >> the head of the democratic national committee smearing marco rubio using jews and nazis to do it. the story is unbelievable. we will present it to you. >> it truly offended me that someone, the same race that i am, would have this point of view. >> so american muslim clerics believe that ben carson quit the race. ben carson will be here to reply. >> do you know what religion the pope is. >> baptist. >> mormon? >> how much the folks really know...
On the Record With Greta Van Susteren : FOXNEWSW : September 24, 2015 11:00pm-12:01am PDT
national committee smearing marco rubio using jews and nazis to do it. the story is unbelievable. we will present it to you. >> it truly offended me that someone, the same race that i am, would have this point of view. >> so american muslim clerics believe that ben carson quit the race. ben carson will be here to reply. >> do you know what religion the pope is. >> baptist. >> mormon? >> how much the folks really know about the pope watters on the case. >> can i quickly check my iphone and google it? >> no. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the biggest smear so far in the presidential campaign, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. in a vicious, utterly false attack on senator marco rubio, the head of the democratic national committee, congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz has reached a new low in political attack discourse. earlier this week the senator, rubleio, held a fundraiser at the it dallas home of real estate guy harr harlen crow. he has one of th
national committee smearing marco rubio using jews and nazis to do it. the story is unbelievable. we will present it to you. >> it truly offended me that someone, the same race that i am, would have this point of view. >> so american muslim clerics believe that ben carson quit the race. ben carson will be here to reply. >> do you know what religion the pope is. >> baptist. >> mormon? >> how much the folks really know about the pope watters on the case....
Fox and Friends First : FOXNEWSW : September 17, 2015 2:00am-3:01am PDT
here in seem me valley is marco rubio he put in a solid performance last night. because in virtue of his positions on committees that he has a strong command of foreign policy. he showed that last night. give p enthe slings and arrows and attacks he has taken over immigration he has found a way to articulate immigration policy in a way voters can relate to. we will see where rubio goes with this. the biggest bumps will be for donald trump and carly fiorina. she needed to hit a home run. she hit it out of the park last night. >> a lot of folks agree with you on that. we will talk a little bit more about that. john roberts live for us. carly fiorina dominating the debate stage. the planned parenthood response the most talked about moment but not the only time she shined. >> on day one i will make two phone calls the first to bibi netanyahu to say we will stand with the state of israel the second to tell him unless and until he opens every military and every nuclear facility to real any time anywhere inspections with our people not his we will make it as difficult as possible to move it
here in seem me valley is marco rubio he put in a solid performance last night. because in virtue of his positions on committees that he has a strong command of foreign policy. he showed that last night. give p enthe slings and arrows and attacks he has taken over immigration he has found a way to articulate immigration policy in a way voters can relate to. we will see where rubio goes with this. the biggest bumps will be for donald trump and carly fiorina. she needed to hit a home run. she...
First Look : MSNBCW : September 25, 2015 2:00am-2:31am PDT
gop presidential candidate marco rubio. on msnbc's "morning joe" yesterday trump made a comment about rubio being sweaty. >> i'm looking at guys like marco rubio, who has the worst voting record in the united states senate, and young guy, although he sweats more than any young person i've ever seen in my life. i've never seen a person sweat -- i've never seen a guy down water like he downs water. >> well, later in the day rubio sat down for an interview with kentucky sports radio, and at one point he called trump a very touchy and insecure guy. then, late last night trump fired off this tweet saying quote, just watched marco rubio on television. just another all talk, no action politician. truly doesn't have a clue. worst voting record in senate. >>> this is the first time rubio and trump have gotten into an extended back and forth but it seems like nothing new for the donald. a spokesperson for fox news says trump will be meeting with fox news chairman roger ailes next week. they'll be discussing their, quote differences of opinion, regarding trump's presidential run. and this sunday
gop presidential candidate marco rubio. on msnbc's "morning joe" yesterday trump made a comment about rubio being sweaty. >> i'm looking at guys like marco rubio, who has the worst voting record in the united states senate, and young guy, although he sweats more than any young person i've ever seen in my life. i've never seen a person sweat -- i've never seen a guy down water like he downs water. >> well, later in the day rubio sat down for an interview with kentucky...
The Kelly File : FOXNEWSW : September 28, 2015 6:00pm-7:01pm PDT
, and senator marco rubio is feeling the spotlight from his former mentor. dr. ben carson way out ahead of the pack with a net positive of 52 points. next up is rubio and carly fiorina in at 35 and 30 net positive points. trump and bush way farther down. joining us now, our fox news digital editor and howie kurtz. good evening to you. chris, what do you make of this? because those favorables in the long run are very important. you can get a lot of headlines but not necessarily be loved by the potential voters that you neat to pull the trigger for you. >> let's say we decided to get into honest business and opened a coal mine and we were looking at which mine we wanted to buy. we would care a lot about how much that coal was going to produce, but we would also care how much was in the ground, the proven reserve still in the ground yet to be mined. these favorability ratings constitute what is yet to be mined for the candidates. who are the people open to the idea of potentially voting for them? that's why if you're cruz, carson, carly fiorina, if you're rubio, you say look, maybe i
, and senator marco rubio is feeling the spotlight from his former mentor. dr. ben carson way out ahead of the pack with a net positive of 52 points. next up is rubio and carly fiorina in at 35 and 30 net positive points. trump and bush way farther down. joining us now, our fox news digital editor and howie kurtz. good evening to you. chris, what do you make of this? because those favorables in the long run are very important. you can get a lot of headlines but not necessarily be loved by the...
Wolf : CNNW : September 16, 2015 10:00am-11:01am PDT
center right voters of john kasich and marco rubio are targeting. >> and he is layle bit of the one-hit-wonder can, and playing to smaller, and smaller audiences and the one hit that he thought would be bashing the union, and okay, we have heard about it now, and now, how do you build the middle class, and one subject. >> and the strength is build ing the economy, and suddenly, anybody who has held public office with donald trump has a problem on their hands. >> and this strength of going after the evangelical voters after they had several candidates working hard in iowa and new hampshire and he had a late start. >> and at love the b t a lot o who looked at overturning the gay marriage amendment in 2016 sat and looked, is this really what we want to look at. >> that is why they have a busine businessman leading the race. >> and so now, scott walker is going to give a little feeling of what is going to be on the stage there, and don't go too far away, and we will have more coverage here, and how do you prepare for a debate with donald tru trump, and the top tier candidates, and what
center right voters of john kasich and marco rubio are targeting. >> and he is layle bit of the one-hit-wonder can, and playing to smaller, and smaller audiences and the one hit that he thought would be bashing the union, and okay, we have heard about it now, and now, how do you build the middle class, and one subject. >> and the strength is build ing the economy, and suddenly, anybody who has held public office with donald trump has a problem on their hands. >> and this...
The Journal Editorial Report : FOXNEWSW : September 20, 2015 12:30pm-1:01pm PDT
highlighting his record as a democrat and his views in the past. you had marco rubio really highlighting his utter lack of knowledge in foreign policy. >> who is the most effective change, do you think? my own view, it was carly fiorina because she didn't really let him get under her skin at all. she used his words against him. >> she landed a haymaker, her response to his comment about her looks. she showed a really enpsych encc knowledge. they all did well, except for mr. trump. the blather that was mentioned, he gives business to other candidates and some may continue to want that. >> let's look at another exchange between jeb bush and donald trump. >> and your brother's administration gave us barack obama because it was such a disaster those last three months that abraham lincoln couldn't have been elected. >> you know what, as it relate to see my brother, there's one thing i know for sure. he kept us safe. i don't know if you remember -- >> this was an important moment, because after jeb bush said that, trump said, do you feel safe right now? and scott walker immediatel
highlighting his record as a democrat and his views in the past. you had marco rubio really highlighting his utter lack of knowledge in foreign policy. >> who is the most effective change, do you think? my own view, it was carly fiorina because she didn't really let him get under her skin at all. she used his words against him. >> she landed a haymaker, her response to his comment about her looks. she showed a really enpsych encc knowledge. they all did well, except for mr. trump....
Andrea Mitchell Reports : MSNBCW : September 29, 2015 9:00am-10:01am PDT
behind her. >> i want to ask you about the poll. one of the people rising in the poll is marco rubio. does he become the de facto establishment republican candidate if the party believes jeb bush cannot really campaign aggressively enough? >> i was going to say jeb bush hopes not, but yes. what jeb bush has had going for him always was, okay, fiorina, carson, trump, sure, but at some point, it's going to be one of the outsider candidates, maybe ted cruz, against an establishment candidate and i'm the establishment candidate that can last because of the money i've raised. he still have the money. $100 million in it. they're on tv right now, new hampshire, $10,000 ad buy. he's reserved time. it's about performance. money is the most overrated thing in a presidential campaign because there's so much of it. it's a law of diminishing returns. marco rubio will have enough. he's performed significantly better in the debates. marco rubio provides an, i think, republicans are seeing a better contrast with the likely democratic nominee of hillary clinton. yes, jeb bush's problem is not ted troocruz,
behind her. >> i want to ask you about the poll. one of the people rising in the poll is marco rubio. does he become the de facto establishment republican candidate if the party believes jeb bush cannot really campaign aggressively enough? >> i was going to say jeb bush hopes not, but yes. what jeb bush has had going for him always was, okay, fiorina, carson, trump, sure, but at some point, it's going to be one of the outsider candidates, maybe ted cruz, against an establishment...
FBN AM : FBC : September 28, 2015 5:00am-6:01am EDT
them marco rubio and fiorina. jeb bush is slightly less than that. >> yesterday i was protested by planned parenthood people who were throwing condoms at me. planned parenthood is a fact. planned parenthood will not and cannot deny this because it is happening. >> government shutdown against planned parenthood. >> i'm against shutdown. i'm a pro-life governor and it would be a pro-life president but it will have no affect on funding for planned parenthood. it's so dysfunctional that that's considered a victory. >> governor bush will be on mornings with marÍa with maria bartiromo here on the fox business network. be sure not to miss that. >> absolutely. john boehner, advice for success or, announced he will renounce his seat. speaker boehner was on facing the nation to talk about it yesterday. >> let's do the right things for the right things. if we keep the country's best interest and mind and have the courage to do what you can do, it's easy to have the courage to do what you can't do but have the courage to do what you can do, then do it. >> many house leaders, mccarthy to succe
them marco rubio and fiorina. jeb bush is slightly less than that. >> yesterday i was protested by planned parenthood people who were throwing condoms at me. planned parenthood is a fact. planned parenthood will not and cannot deny this because it is happening. >> government shutdown against planned parenthood. >> i'm against shutdown. i'm a pro-life governor and it would be a pro-life president but it will have no affect on funding for planned parenthood. it's so...
Early Today : WCAU : September 25, 2015 4:00am-4:31am EDT
his newest target, marco rubio. "early today" starts right now. >>> thanks for joining us today. pope francis has taken the big apple by storm. last night thousands chee s che he waved from his pope mobile. speaking at packed evening prayer service, the pontiff gave thanks to the nones and religious women of the u.s. >> translator: to you, religious women, sisters and mothers of the world, i wish to say thank you. >> nbc's jay gray is live in manhattan where pope francis will address the u.n. general assembly and later lead a mass at madison square garden. >> reporter: good morning,'re a. a rousing applause after the comments he made about women and nunz in the back row who seemed to be pleased. and much of that 30 hours spent doing what he seems to enjoy best, greeting the faithful face to face. as they have at each stop on this historic tour, thousands greeted pope francis as he arrived in new york yesterday afternoon, waving flags and banners raising their cell phones for a picture. some waiting hours just for a glimp glimpse@holy fire. his stop at st. patrick's cathedral. >>
his newest target, marco rubio. "early today" starts right now. >>> thanks for joining us today. pope francis has taken the big apple by storm. last night thousands chee s che he waved from his pope mobile. speaking at packed evening prayer service, the pontiff gave thanks to the nones and religious women of the u.s. >> translator: to you, religious women, sisters and mothers of the world, i wish to say thank you. >> nbc's jay gray is live in manhattan where pope...
Early Start With John Berman and Christine Romans : CNNW : September 25, 2015 1:00am-2:01am PDT
. carly fiorina now in second place in new hampshire at 16%. followed by marco rubio and then ben carson. he had been second in other polls. jeb bush is in fifth place in new hampshire. this reflecting the carly fiorina debate surge. she is in iowa today after a swing through south carolina. cnn's sunlen serfaty was with the candidates. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. carly fiorina has wrapped up her three--day tour in south carolina where on thursday, she visited a pregnancy center which advocates for finding alternatives to abortion. she pushed her anti-abortion message that she has been highlighting since her debate. and while donald trump's feud continues to swirl, carly fiorina trying to capitalize on the moment. she went out of her way to address the public spat here in south carolina. >> mr. trump decided he would not appear on fox news because a commentator said i managed to snip off his -- with precision during the debate. now you know, if i quit talking to all the people who attack me, i would have crawled under a rock long ago. that's part of it. it's part of wh
. carly fiorina now in second place in new hampshire at 16%. followed by marco rubio and then ben carson. he had been second in other polls. jeb bush is in fifth place in new hampshire. this reflecting the carly fiorina debate surge. she is in iowa today after a swing through south carolina. cnn's sunlen serfaty was with the candidates. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. carly fiorina has wrapped up her three--day tour in south carolina where on thursday, she visited a...
NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt : KNTV : September 25, 2015 5:30pm-6:01pm PDT
in the polls, donald trump, tried to cut down senator marco rubio. it was another personal attack of an opponent but perhaps not the response trump expected. as katy tur reports. >> speaker boehner announced he will resigning. >> reporter: at the summit in d.c., cheers for speaker boehner's resignation and boos for donald trump. >> you have this clown marco rubio. [ booing ] >> the front-runner not on home turf but trying to court this evangelical and conservative gathering. a crowd which feels let-down by the republican establishment and by slamming marco rubio on immigration. >> he's in favor of immigration and he has been. he has been. it was the gang of eight. and you remember the gang of eight. it was terrible. >> reporter: trump running as the outsider, painting the florida lawmaker as part of the problem. but rubio, a first-term senator who can appeal to the conservative base, didn't back down. >> is he qualified? >> he has to prove it. up until now he has not. >> he's rising in the poll. >> i think he's a baby. he's using me for publicity. >> marco rubio is a popular conserva
in the polls, donald trump, tried to cut down senator marco rubio. it was another personal attack of an opponent but perhaps not the response trump expected. as katy tur reports. >> speaker boehner announced he will resigning. >> reporter: at the summit in d.c., cheers for speaker boehner's resignation and boos for donald trump. >> you have this clown marco rubio. [ booing ] >> the front-runner not on home turf but trying to court this evangelical and conservative...
CNN Newsroom With Brooke Baldwin : CNNW : September 28, 2015 11:00am-1:01pm PDT
eastern on cnn. >>> coming up next, marco rubio says he will not be part of what he calls the donald trump freak show. the problem is rubio is engaging trump and hurling insults his way. will it work for him? >>> also ahead, nasa announcing a tremendous discovery today. water on mars. does this mean the red planet could sustain life? you're watching cnn. l alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ you fifteen percent or more on huh, fiftcar insurance.uld save yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? ♪ you got to know when to hold'em. ♪ ♪ know when to fold 'em. ♪ know when to walk away. ♪ know when to run. ♪ you never count your money, ♪ when you're sitting at the ta...♪ what? you get it? i get the gist, yeah. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. iflike i love shrimp, come to red lobster's endless shrimp... ...for as much as you want, any way you want it... sweet, buttery, and creamy. like new pineapple habanero coconut
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. a fully formed fetus on the table. heart beating. its legs kicking. >> marco rubio flashed knowledge and passion on foreign policy. >> the most important obligation that the federal government has is to keep the nation safe. and today we are not doing that. we are eviscerating our military and a president who is more respectful to the ayatollah khomeini and he is to the prime minister of israel. >> and i led hewlett-packard. >> she can't run my of my companies. >> you ran up mountains of debt using other people's money. you were forced to file bankruptcy. >> who cares says chris christie. >> the fact is we don't want to hear about your careers. back and forth and volleying who did well and who did poorly. you are both successful people. congratulations. >> the debate did have lighter moments or higher as the case may be. >> 40 years ago, i smoked marijuana. i admit it. i'm sure others did it. my mom's not happy i just did. >> and the presidential code names. >> everready. it's very high energy, donald. >> humble. >> and not to be outpartied. lindsey graham who made waves wi
. a fully formed fetus on the table. heart beating. its legs kicking. >> marco rubio flashed knowledge and passion on foreign policy. >> the most important obligation that the federal government has is to keep the nation safe. and today we are not doing that. we are eviscerating our military and a president who is more respectful to the ayatollah khomeini and he is to the prime minister of israel. >> and i led hewlett-packard. >> she can't run my of my companies....
The Kelly File : FOXNEWSW : September 25, 2015 1:00am-2:01am PDT
before then. >> well, as marco rubio gains attention, he has not stopped. and, wow, did senator rubio take it to a new place this evening. that's next on what just happened between these two men. >>> plus, the fact checkers have now weighed in on hillary clinton. we'll show you what they discover. and carly fiorina is challenging her critics with a new campaign ad so powerful and so disturbing that the media has all but completely ignored it. until tonight, the kelly file will go there with a viewer wash warning ahead. oh, look. we have a bunch of... announcer: babies who are talked to from the time they're born are more likely to have a successful future. talking and reading to children in their first years has a huge impact on what they do with the rest of their lives. the fewer words they hear, the greater their chances of dropping out of school and getting into trouble. talk. read. sing. your words have the power to shape their world. learn more at first5california.com/parents it started at the last debate when senator rubio accused lacking policy credentials. in just the last hou
before then. >> well, as marco rubio gains attention, he has not stopped. and, wow, did senator rubio take it to a new place this evening. that's next on what just happened between these two men. >>> plus, the fact checkers have now weighed in on hillary clinton. we'll show you what they discover. and carly fiorina is challenging her critics with a new campaign ad so powerful and so disturbing that the media has all but completely ignored it. until tonight, the kelly file will...
Red Eye : FOXNEWSW : September 16, 2015 12:00am-1:01am PDT
hip than old photos. and marco rubio tosses around the pigskin. i hope no children were harmed. our panel provides chicken soup for the insomniac soul. first, a news break. >> live from america's news headquarters, i am kelly wright. flash flooding killing 16 people in utah. the bodies of four hikers found on tuesday in zion national park and three others missing. flooding a day earlier swept away two vehicles near the utah-arizona border killing 12 people in the town of hildale. >>> a letter of apology from the suspected it gunman who shot his girlfriend and a delta state professor in mississippi. police say they found a note from shannon lamb at the home he shared with his girlfriend saying "i am so sorry. i wish i could take it back." lamb still went on to kill the professor and then later turned the gun on himself. gop front runner donald trump with an address on the uss iowa. they called for a military so strong no enemy would challenge the u.s. he took a swipe at illegal immigrants as he called for subsidized private health care for veterans who were waiting a longtime for tre
hip than old photos. and marco rubio tosses around the pigskin. i hope no children were harmed. our panel provides chicken soup for the insomniac soul. first, a news break. >> live from america's news headquarters, i am kelly wright. flash flooding killing 16 people in utah. the bodies of four hikers found on tuesday in zion national park and three others missing. flooding a day earlier swept away two vehicles near the utah-arizona border killing 12 people in the town of hildale....
Anderson Cooper 360 : CNNW : September 28, 2015 5:00pm-6:01pm PDT
announcement today and q and a he started talking about marco rubio and one thing he said that senator rubio of florida, he could never come up with a plan like this. he's bashing marco rubio now. why? >> i think a lot of it has to do with the fact that we're in a very large race with a large number of people and i think that we often times see the sharp elbows come out when you have that kind of thing. i've been through a couple races myself so i have some experience with this, but i wanted to get back to a point amanda made. i think that i would disagree that this is really a establishment plan. i like the idea of the populace notion here. in my day job, that title comes professor of economics so i put it through a couple of my simplistic models and looks to me like we'll be able to balance the budget a lot sooner than people think if we have good budget discipline and take a look at the spending we're doing now. so adisagrees. >> because he's betting on 3% and 6% growth in order to recover revenues, there is going to have to be strict budget discipline. i saw in the press conference donal
announcement today and q and a he started talking about marco rubio and one thing he said that senator rubio of florida, he could never come up with a plan like this. he's bashing marco rubio now. why? >> i think a lot of it has to do with the fact that we're in a very large race with a large number of people and i think that we often times see the sharp elbows come out when you have that kind of thing. i've been through a couple races myself so i have some experience with this, but i...
The Real Story With Gretchen Carlson : FOXNEWSW : September 23, 2015 11:00am-12:01pm PDT
would be an unrealistic candidate for president, trump toing the list at 69%. marco rubio at the keyword was realistically. who do you realistically see as being president. do words like that dramatically change answers? >> i think they do and particularly in this case. think about it for a second. it's really amazing when you realize that either a bush or a clinton has been occupying the white house for 20 of the last 26 and a half years. naturally people can imagine a clinton in the white house or a bush in the white house. imagining them realistically in the white house mean they want them in the white house. it might be their dream. it could easily be their nightmare. >> okay. that's one way of looking at it. you look at that word realistically totally different than if the question is who do you like or who has a high favorability? >> absolutely. or who are you inclined to vote for? or who would you absolutely not vote for and go right down the list and see what the percentages are. >> we're looking at the re realistic candidates. let's move onto this because there's been a
would be an unrealistic candidate for president, trump toing the list at 69%. marco rubio at the keyword was realistically. who do you realistically see as being president. do words like that dramatically change answers? >> i think they do and particularly in this case. think about it for a second. it's really amazing when you realize that either a bush or a clinton has been occupying the white house for 20 of the last 26 and a half years. naturally people can imagine a clinton in the...
or slide. meantime on the campaign trail jeb bush appearing today in texas and then iowa. marco rubio is in georgia. hillary clinton whipping through louisiana and arkansas after insisting over the weekend she is a political outsider. senior political adviser mark emanuel is wrap it it up for us. what is the state of the gop race and what did dr. carson say? >> the latest poll show all political outsiders leading the political race. donald trump is still the leader but has dropped eight points to 24% support. carly fiorina raz has rocketed to second place after the cnn debate with 15%. dr. ben carson has slipped to third with 14%. senator marco rubio after what was widely seen as a solid debate performance is fourth at 11% and jeb bush rounds out the top five at 9%. as for carson on "meet the press," he was asked should a president's faith matter and should it matter to voters? >> if it fits within the realm of america and consistent with the constitution, no problem. >> do you believe that islam is consistent with the constitution? >> no, i don't. i do not. i would not advocate that we
or slide. meantime on the campaign trail jeb bush appearing today in texas and then iowa. marco rubio is in georgia. hillary clinton whipping through louisiana and arkansas after insisting over the weekend she is a political outsider. senior political adviser mark emanuel is wrap it it up for us. what is the state of the gop race and what did dr. carson say? >> the latest poll show all political outsiders leading the political race. donald trump is still the leader but has dropped eight...
Special Report With Bret Baier : FOXNEWSW : September 23, 2015 3:00pm-4:01pm PDT
people. >> he slammed marco rubio off the top. >> marco rubio, who by the way has the worst attendance record in the senate, and by the way, they want him to be number one. >> trump knocked him on the report. >> there should be concerns not just about him but about any candidate who is not able to speak in detail, with clarity and seriousness. >> trump tweeted, senator marco amnesty rubio, who has worst voting record in the senate, just hit me on policy. his policies are vague to avoid what could be the strategy if hhe becomes president. >> leadership is not about how big your office is, your title, your airplane, your helicopter or your ego is. >> trump turned his fire on fox news with a noon tweet saying fox news has been treating me very unfairly. and i have decided i would not do anymore fox shows for the foreseeable future. trump's appearance on the o'reilly factor was cancelled. there was yet another distraction from any real issues that mr. trump may be asked about. the statement goes on to say trump doesn't seem to grasp that candidates telling journalists what to ask is not ho
people. >> he slammed marco rubio off the top. >> marco rubio, who by the way has the worst attendance record in the senate, and by the way, they want him to be number one. >> trump knocked him on the report. >> there should be concerns not just about him but about any candidate who is not able to speak in detail, with clarity and seriousness. >> trump tweeted, senator marco amnesty rubio, who has worst voting record in the senate, just hit me on policy. his...
MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : September 17, 2015 2:00pm-3:01pm PDT
won? >> i think bob is right in the sense that i read a lot of pieces saying marco rubio did really well and carly fiorina did. i expect fiorina to go up in the polls, because she drew a lot of attention to herself, very strong in her answers and i think that will help. that said, i watched the first debate. i did not think, wow, donald trump and ben carson were so good. i really did not think that. i barely noticed ben carson was there. yet they surged in the polls. i think we should be careful to assume the washington new york people think who is good is who is good. conservative base is very different and they may like the way carson and trump approach issues like immigration. >> you know what, bob, in the last debate, you know, the elite folks all said carly fiorina won that kiddie table debate, should have been at main debate and should be in the cnn debate, and there she is. now today a lot of people are still praising her performance last night. will you be surprised if carly fiorina doesn't tick up dramatically in the polls and maybe even threaten ben carson, dr. carson's pl
won? >> i think bob is right in the sense that i read a lot of pieces saying marco rubio did really well and carly fiorina did. i expect fiorina to go up in the polls, because she drew a lot of attention to herself, very strong in her answers and i think that will help. that said, i watched the first debate. i did not think, wow, donald trump and ben carson were so good. i really did not think that. i barely noticed ben carson was there. yet they surged in the polls. i think we should be...
Washington Week With Gwen Ifill : KQED : September 19, 2015 1:30am-2:01am PDT
: ok. this is what marco rubio had to say right after that. >> well, you should ask him questions in detail about foreign policy questions our president will confront because you better lead the cribt on the first day, not six months from now on the first day the president could confront a national security crisis. gwen: what about that? that's a perfect case where he didn't quite have the comeback. >> that's right. and it really was a big moment there for marco rubio. of course, he's one of the youngest -- the youngest candidate in this race. a first-term senator and one of the big questions about him is whether or not he has the experience to run, whether or not he can be commander in chief on day one. and the way that he kind of put donald trump in his place helped resolve some of those questions. and it showed a real contrast. and something that trump is going to have to grapple with. whether or not he can actually pass the commander in chief test. gwen: and i want you to weigh in on this. the other big moment of course involved carly fiorina. we all know by now that he gave an i
: ok. this is what marco rubio had to say right after that. >> well, you should ask him questions in detail about foreign policy questions our president will confront because you better lead the cribt on the first day, not six months from now on the first day the president could confront a national security crisis. gwen: what about that? that's a perfect case where he didn't quite have the comeback. >> that's right. and it really was a big moment there for marco rubio. of course,...
Hannity : FOXNEWSW : September 29, 2015 7:00pm-8:01pm PDT
. marco rubio will join us. first, tonight president obama continues to meet with america's adversaries is at the united nations. earlier today obama sat down with cuba's communist president raul castro to discuss normalizing diplomatic relations. the first time leaders from both countries have met on u.s. soil in almost 60 years. yesterday president obama also held talks with russian president vladimir putin to figure out ways to end the crisis in syria and combat isis. now, president obama also shook hands with the iranian foreign minister making it the first handshake between a u.s. president and iran's top diplomat in more than 30 years. here with reaction, 2016 gop presidential candidate senator marco rubio is with us. let me start with vladimir putin. i thought you had one of the best moments in the last debate when you called him a gangster and then you went on to make a prediction that is absolutely now coming true. explain. >> well, we know that russia -- a couple things are happening with russia under putin. one is this kneejerk reaction. they're going to be agains
. marco rubio will join us. first, tonight president obama continues to meet with america's adversaries is at the united nations. earlier today obama sat down with cuba's communist president raul castro to discuss normalizing diplomatic relations. the first time leaders from both countries have met on u.s. soil in almost 60 years. yesterday president obama also held talks with russian president vladimir putin to figure out ways to end the crisis in syria and combat isis. now, president obama...
top with 29%. ben carson 24%. marco rubio 9. jeb bush 8. ted cruz 7. a cnn poll breaks out republican women voters as well. their donald trump gets a whopping 33%. ben carson 22%, jeb bush 10%. ted cruz 7%. joining us now from washington katie pavlick and here in the studio kennedy who hosts her own fox business. >> what's surprising by the cnn poll is trump actually has higher support by one percentage point among women than he does among men. >> among men, very astute, that's true. so, based upon trump's persona and i think he said that about carly fiorina her persona? i'm trying to segway this all in together. based upon trump's persona, all right. why are republican women rallying him in your opinion? because this election cycle is nontraditional. all the rules that applied to past presidential elections do not apply here. >> why you do they like him? >> they like him the same reason men like him. they look to him as someone who they perceive to be a problem-solver. >> okay. so they don't care about the small ball. do you see it the same way, katie? >> i see it in a sim
top with 29%. ben carson 24%. marco rubio 9. jeb bush 8. ted cruz 7. a cnn poll breaks out republican women voters as well. their donald trump gets a whopping 33%. ben carson 22%, jeb bush 10%. ted cruz 7%. joining us now from washington katie pavlick and here in the studio kennedy who hosts her own fox business. >> what's surprising by the cnn poll is trump actually has higher support by one percentage point among women than he does among men. >> among men, very astute, that's...
Anderson Cooper 360 Post Debate Special : CNNW : September 17, 2015 1:00am-2:31am PDT
ana navarro who supports jeb bush. close friends with marco rubio. gloria borger, john king, host of inside politics and david axelrod, former top adviser to president obama. david axelrod, some quick thoughts. >> well, one thought is these people have an iron constitution to be standing there for as long as -- >> hot up there. a lot of sweating. three hours. >> it was. it was a gauntlet they ran up there. i would say one thing is that carly fiorina had a great opportunity tonight. she took full advantage of it. she's going to move up in the polls as a result of this. chris christie was on the verge of falling off the stage, had a very strong night, very strong performance tonight. >> let's listen in to donald trump. chris, go ahead. >> thank you for joining us after speaking to your family. what did they say to you about how you were tonight? >> they were very proud and very happy and it was a beautiful time. i had an amazing time. three hours is probably a record-setting long debate. but i guess you're sell a lot of commercials during that. because they increased it, supposed to be
ana navarro who supports jeb bush. close friends with marco rubio. gloria borger, john king, host of inside politics and david axelrod, former top adviser to president obama. david axelrod, some quick thoughts. >> well, one thought is these people have an iron constitution to be standing there for as long as -- >> hot up there. a lot of sweating. three hours. >> it was. it was a gauntlet they ran up there. i would say one thing is that carly fiorina had a great opportunity...
CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield : CNNW : September 20, 2015 1:00pm-2:01pm PDT
lower before the debate. ben carson dropping to third place. marco rubio seeing major increase over jeb bush but most notable, carly fiorina soaring in second place. >> more people know who i am and we know based on what's happened before this debate that as people come to know me and understand who i am and what i've done and most importantly what i will do, they tend to support me. the truth is we're going to stay out here working hard every single day so that people who may be were introduced to me for the first time at that debate now gets know a little bit about me. >> some remarkable changes in these polls from just a couple of weeks ago. >> reporter: that's right, jim. big changes. it really shows how significant this latest debate was in reshuffling the field and really changing the state of the republican nomination race besides who is up and who is down. what is most striking is the comparison to where this field was a month ago. donald trump is still the front-runner but he's on a downward slope. he's lost eight points in the past month. support slipping for ben carson wh
lower before the debate. ben carson dropping to third place. marco rubio seeing major increase over jeb bush but most notable, carly fiorina soaring in second place. >> more people know who i am and we know based on what's happened before this debate that as people come to know me and understand who i am and what i've done and most importantly what i will do, they tend to support me. the truth is we're going to stay out here working hard every single day so that people who may be were...
Hannity : FOXNEWSW : September 18, 2015 10:00pm-11:01pm PDT
moderators wouldn't let them. when you heard the conversation about global warming, i heard marco rubio, chris christie and walker say yeah, it exists, but the question is what do woe do about it and tapper was saying well, your skeptics and cruz says i'm a skeptic, let me comment. no, you'll have your turn later. you know why? because the food wasn't flying. the shoes weren't flying and this might be boring. the media a problem. they're pushing for ratings. drive iing up their commercial rates, but they've got seven more debates and let me predict to you, number six, nobody will remember what happened in two. >> well said. congratulations. five consecutive weeks, number one on "the new york times" list. congra congrats. up next -- >> and you're going to say to your children and you're going to say to anybody else, that we were part of a movement to take back our country. >> donald trump. he held several big events this week and later, some of his rivals have come out with new attack ads aimed at the front-runner, plus it's all about the outsider candidates. trump, carson, fiorina, cruz, the i
moderators wouldn't let them. when you heard the conversation about global warming, i heard marco rubio, chris christie and walker say yeah, it exists, but the question is what do woe do about it and tapper was saying well, your skeptics and cruz says i'm a skeptic, let me comment. no, you'll have your turn later. you know why? because the food wasn't flying. the shoes weren't flying and this might be boring. the media a problem. they're pushing for ratings. drive iing up their commercial...
his decision. >>> plus fiery moments when marco rubio and donald trump address conservative voters. all the one point the crowd booed one of trump's comments. >>> and very soon pope francis will depart for his visits to east harlem and then through central park where the crowds clearly are building right now. we'll have cnn's special live coverage, when we come back. i've smoked a lot and quit a lot, but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology, helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. everywhere you look, it strategy is now business strategy.? and a partnership with hp can help you accelerate down a path created by people, technology and ideas. to move your company from what it is now... to what it needs to become. and my brother ray and i started searching for answers. (vo) when it's time to navigate in-home care, follow that bright star. because brightstar care earns the same accreditation as the best hospitals. and brightstar care means an rn will custom
his decision. >>> plus fiery moments when marco rubio and donald trump address conservative voters. all the one point the crowd booed one of trump's comments. >>> and very soon pope francis will depart for his visits to east harlem and then through central park where the crowds clearly are building right now. we'll have cnn's special live coverage, when we come back. i've smoked a lot and quit a lot, but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique...
saw marco rubio appearing to be wiping a tear from his eye on the immigration reference. that set the tone. there was a lot of discussion beforehand that the hope was going to be too critical of some issues like climate change and environment. to a person, the republican senators and representatives i talked to afterward said they were so happy to hear his message. the tone and spirit in which he delivered it was such that it was hard to walk away from. and he left so much to think about. so much good food for thought here. it was a moment on capitol hill unlike any other i have seen. the question is whether this change anything in this divided country and city of ours? it's an open question at this point. >> you mentioned some of the issues he tackled today. there were seven people in the audience. i just wanted to point out and one issue that's really been on the forefront with this campaign has been immigration. there's a clip where the pope mentioned that most of us are the descendants of immigrants and e he got a standing ovation for that. were you surprised? >> i was a littl
saw marco rubio appearing to be wiping a tear from his eye on the immigration reference. that set the tone. there was a lot of discussion beforehand that the hope was going to be too critical of some issues like climate change and environment. to a person, the republican senators and representatives i talked to afterward said they were so happy to hear his message. the tone and spirit in which he delivered it was such that it was hard to walk away from. and he left so much to think about. so...


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Q: Adding the sum of a multi dimensional number array in JavaScript this may seem like a given but I want an answer where I only use what I believe to be functional programming... so no for() loops. Say I have a multi dimensional array which contains arrays of numbers and numbers only! Something like this:
var numberArray = [[1,5,12],[1,-1], [5,11,45,-3],[0,1,2] ... ];

Now instead of having nested loops I would like to use .forEach and / or .reduce to get the sum of all numbers in numberArray, however I would also like to perform an action so that any negative numbers are omitted or given the value 0 when doing the addition. I thought something like this would work:
numberArray.reduce(function(a, b) {
    a.concat(b);
}, []);

but I am not sure how to perform the action to set negative numbers to 0 (or just omit them) and then get the sum...

A: You may need to do reduce twice.
Try this
numberArray.reduce(function(prev,current){return prev.concat(current)}).reduce(function(prev,current){return prev+current});

DEMO

    var numberArray = [[1,5,12],[1,-1], [5,11,45,-3],[0,1,2]];
    var output = numberArray.reduce(function(prev,current){return prev.concat(current)}).reduce(function(prev,current){return prev+current});
    document.body.innerHTML += output;

A: Try to use an nested reduce at this context,
var numberArray = [[1,5,12],[1,-1], [5,11,45,-3],[0,1,2]]
var x = numberArray.reduce(function(a, b) {
    return a + b.reduce(function(c,d){
       return c + ((d > 0) ? d : 0);
    }, 0);
}, 0);
console.log(x); //206

A: Use Array#reduce() twice.

var numberArray = [[1, 5, 12], [1, -1], [5, 11, 45, -3], [0, 1, 2]],
    sum = numberArray.reduce(function (r, a) {
        return a.reduce(function (s, b) {
            return b > 0 ? s + b : s;
        }, r);
    }, 0);

document.write(sum);

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Blog by Chris Gausden, Arcanum Principal Consultant.
Travelex, Honda, Garmin, Cognizant… who will be the next 'holdup' victim of ransomware? [1]
Ransomware has been around since the last century. A check on Wikipedia will tell you the first documented attack was 1989. Since 2012 the use of ransomware to defraud organisations has grown internationally. There were 181.5 million ransomware attacks in the first six months of 2018, which marks a 229% increase over this same time frame in 2017.
In December 2017 there was a lot of publicity around the WannaCry/NotPetya ransomware attacks on the NHS IT, although I strongly suspect they were not targeted and only newsworthy because of the human–interest angle. However, this shows the global impacts of random as well as targeted use of ransomware, and the reasons for its exponential growth as a revenue stream for organised crime.
Why is ransomware so successful?
The attacks seem to rely on a number of common weaknesses in big companies' business security models that often includes:
A lack of regular and up–to–date risk–focused security education for employees, to ensure that they are forewarned of current, real–world threats and risks and can recognise and correctly respond when they see a suspicious email (this must go beyond a simple 'compliance' approach) [2];
Absence of accurate asset management linked to continual critical asset vulnerability identification/ management and patching to identify which assets are vulnerable to the latest ransomware attacks [3] [4];
Lack of security monitoring,incident management/response including tested Business Continuity Planning (BCP) and Disaster Recovery (DR) processes, to detect threats and enable an effective response if the worst happens [5] [6].
Of these listed the most important proactive control is most likely number one. Once all available technology–based SPAM and Phishing mail filters are set appropriately for the business and tuned, the 10% or so of high–quality malicious mail that will always get through is still waiting in mailboxes for the unwary user.
The answer has to be to create an intelligent 'human firewall' from your employees that can consistently filter that residual 10% + and make sure that the phishing email does not succeed [7]. This can be helped by employing one of a number of technology and process–based solutions that supports and encourages a 'hive' approach, to detecting and reporting suspicious mails. This should be coupled with an effective follow up security capability that can investigate, assess, and respond appropriately to reported suspicious e-mails. Clearly the risk of too many false positives and the deletion of genuine business critical emails can be almost as damaging as falling for phishing mail. Employees with regular tested knowledge, sound security reflexes and a clear reporting path for suspicious emails are vital in this endless battle with the scammers.
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Story Behind the Song: John Paul White, 'James'
"James," the ninth track on John Paul White's 2019 album The Hurting Kind, reflects on mortality and how even our heroes are fallible. The song takes its title and some personal details from the artist's own father, but White says that country icon Glen Campbell was the first inspiration behind the track. Read on to learn more, as told by White himself.
That one I wrote by myself, and I wrote it about Glen [Campbell], but as much as anything, I wrote it about the emotion I felt when I found out he had Alzheimer's, and I started watching his memory deteriorate. His playing ability continued to shine, and he could play a guitar solo that no one else could play -- but then he'd count off that same song right after, because he'd forgotten he'd just played it.
Not only did that really screw with my head -- like, how does your brain work that way?! -- but also, just knowing that he's one of the most talented musicians, singers, entertainers of our time. [I was thinking about] watching that slowly fade away from him, and him not being able to do anything about it. That created a lot of emotions in me.
My parents are getting older, and I'm at that age, and all of my friends are at that age, where we're getting older, and so mortality is always hanging around. All of those things went into writing the song. It's definitely inspired by Glen in that way, in that he's a hero that I didn't wanna see fade away.
But also, I mean, none of us want to fade away. That made me feel a little more human, watching that happen. If that can happen to him, it can happen to anyone. That's really where the song came from.
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There's a phenomenon in organizations wherein someone working for them cannot be easily eliminated for some reason, but the organization no longer wants the person in their particular role. The person in question is promoted and/or given a new title within the organization that distances them from their previous position so that it may be filled by someone else (or, in many cases, simply to prevent the person from causing any more harm in their prior position).
The term comes from British politics where "upstairs" is the House of Lords. The House of Lords sits in contrast to the House of Commons (a place where many would argue the real political work is done) and anyone with a position in the House of Lords (which comes with a title) is disqualified to sit in the House of Commons. To be kicked upstairs, in this context, is to be pushed "up" into the House of Lords where you will, presumably, be out of the way.
Lest you think this phenomenon is a curious artifact of British political life, however, know that phrases for the exact same thing exist around the world. While the British might say "kicked upstairs", the Russians refer to it as "otfutbolit na cherdak" ("kicked up to the attic"), and in Japan they even have a specific name for it and call them "madogiwazoku" ("by the window tribe"), referring to people who have been promoted to nice offices with windows to get them out of the way.


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There have been whispers for millennia about a treasure that had been accumulated in antiquity that would make any treasure ever found look like nothing. A few historians throughout the years have looked into it and come away unconvinced. They did, however, find a handful of cryptic messages from great men and women through the ages of it's existence. These were assumed to be baseless conspiracies. No country or authority has ever taken this seriously.
You were sent a video from a family member you only know by name, but have never met. You are vaguely aware of his archaeology background, but since you had never met him, you never really cared. The following is the video in question.
Cyrus created the greatest empire ever built by man up to that point. He was able to conquer the remnants of many great civilizations (like the Sumerians) and take the land associated with numerous conquerors like Sargon the Great. It is theoretically possible that he would have had access to riches from ancient people that were never recorded in the historical record.


Alaska's Walk to School program at Scenic Park Elementary School in Anchorage. Photos by Jerrianne Lowther, Volunteer Coordinator Scenic Foothills Community Councils.
The Safe Communities approach represents a new way community programs are established and managed. All partners participate as equals in developing solutions, sharing successes, assuming risks, and building a community structure and process to continue improvement of community life through the reduction of injuries and costs.
A Safe Community expands resources and partnerships, increases program visibility, and establishes community ownership and support for transportation injury prevention programs. As the Safe Community concept addresses all injuries, transportation and traffic safety becomes positioned within the context of the entire injury problem.
In addition, the Safe Communities approach emphasizes the need to involve the medical, acute care and rehabilitation communities. These groups need to be actively engaged as integral partners in preventing injuries.
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The Safe Community approach provides exciting opportunities for transportation safety programs, as well as many payoffs for safety and injury control advocates as we move forward and focus on reducing injuries and saving health care costs. Safe Communities is a unique approach to transportation safety advocacy and motor vehicle injury control. The objective of Safe Communities is to promote community-based solutions to address transportation safety and other injury problems.
This grant is for the funding of a Statewide Highway Safety Radio Campaign. Commercials for the radio campaign will be produced in accordance with the goals of the Alaska Strategic Highway Safety Plan. This media campaign will try to increase awareness of safety issues associated with our highways and in the long run help reduce traffic related deaths and injuries. Market Wise will also work with other agencies to combine efforts with the overall goal of preventing highway injuries and fatalities.
A very high percentage of all misdemeanor case filings in the Anchorage District Court are for the charge of Driving While License Suspended, Cancelled or Revoked pursuant to laws of either the State of Alaska or the municipality of Anchorage, In response to this trend, in December of 2007, the Alaska Court System began a special project to expedite the case processing calendar for cases involving defendants without licenses. This special case processing calendar is modeled after the Iowa Rocket Docket and is entitled the OWL (Operators Without License) Court.
Eligible case types are those in which a defendant is charged with Driving While License Cancelled, Suspended or Revoked (DWLS) and Driving Without a Valid Operator's License (DWOL) with or without additional charges of Driving Without Insurance (DWI) and/or Failure to Appear in Court and cases which are not eligible for the Municipal Pretrial Diversion program or the State Driver's compliance program. The hearings swiftly process cases in which the prosecutor agrees that the DWLS charges will be reduced or dismissed if the defendant obtains a driver's license.
The above collaborative special case processing coupled with the hands-on judicial supervision has resulted in the re-licensing of 112 participants, However, we believe many more could be re-licensed if they had the assistance of a case manager who could interview each participant, assess what is required for each participant to reinstate their license, assist each participant to problem-solve how they will overcome the barriers to reinstatement, develop relationships with and contact agencies to trouble-shoot the various barriers to reinstatement in each individual case, link participants to resources to pass the written and road tests, report participant progress to the court and maintain data to determine whether this intervention results in better outcomes in the form of increased license reinstatements. This project would fund such a position, which would be housed at the Anchorage Alcohol Safety Action Program.
We anticipate half of the defendants participating in this project will require substance abuse treatment services, We hope to gain access for participants of this project by making limited funds available for assessments and initial treatment services (until participants are gainfully employed). We also suspect some participants will need literacy assistance to pass the written test required in the license reinstatement, and have requested funds to support them in this process, All financial assistance will be provided on an as-needed basis.
As part of joint effort to develop Traffic Safety Performance Measures for States and Federal Agencies, a Governor Highway Safety Association (GHSA) and National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) working group identified a basic set of questions that could be used in periodic surveys that track driver attitudes and awareness concerning impaired driving, seat belt use, and speeding issues. GHSA and NHTSA agreed that States would utilize these questions in surveys to be conducted during fiscal year 2010 and that findings would be reported in 2011 Highway Safety Plans.
On October 13, 2009, a new type of traffic signal, a HAWK pedestrian signal, was turned on in Juneau on Mendenhall Loop Road at Floyd Dryden Middle School. The HAWK has proven to be as safe for pedestrians as conventional traffic signals but causes less delay to motorists. The HAWK will be an approved signal option in the next edition of the federal Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, expected to be published in the fall of 2009. They have been used successfully for many years in Arizona and other states.


Papercraft rules. Why? Because the material is so approachable and ubiquitous. You'll get a chance to craft your own dynamic moving toy at The Moving Toys Workshop at Maker Faire Bay Area this year (May 18 & 19). The workshop was founded by installation artist Noga Elhassid in Los Angeles, and it was designed to teach kids basic physical phenomena and mechanical principles through play, with a focus on special education students.
The Moving Toys Workshop demonstrates scientific principles through simple means, using playful teaching strategies effectively motivate the most challenged students to engage in hard work, acknowledge the value of failure and uncertainty along the learning process, and celebrate long-awaited achievements.
Can't make it to the Faire this year? Noga shared with us two tutorials you can use to make your own moving toys.
Click on the image to download the PDF tutorial.
5/18 UPDATE: Unfortunately, The Moving Toys Workshop will no longer be exhibiting at Maker Faire Bay Area 2013.


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Q: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) I understand that this is a generic error message, but I'm having trouble deciphering what's going on - why doesn't Apache want to update?
(Reading database ... 50302 files and directories currently installed.)
Unpacking apache2-bin (from .../apache2-bin_2.4.16-4+deb.sury.org~precise+4_i386.deb) ...
dpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/apache2-bin_2.4.16-4+deb.sury.org~precise+4_i386.deb (--unpack):
 trying to overwrite '/usr/share/man/man8/apache2.8.gz', which is also in package apache2.2-common 2.2.22-1ubuntu1.8
dpkg-deb (subprocess): subprocess data was killed by signal (Broken pipe)
dpkg-deb: error: subprocess <decompress> returned error exit status 2
Preparing to replace e2fslibs 1.42-1ubuntu2.2 (using .../e2fslibs_1.42-1ubuntu2.3_i386.deb) ...
Unpacking replacement e2fslibs ...
Processing triggers for man-db ...
Errors were encountered while processing:
 /var/cache/apt/archives/apache2-bin_2.4.16-4+deb.sury.org~precise+4_i386.deb
E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)

A: The real error is:
"trying to overwrite '/usr/share/man/man8/apache2.8.gz', which is also in package apache2.2-common 2.2.22-1ubuntu1.8"
It looks like there is a file conflict between packages from some third party repo and packages from ubuntu itself. Given that it's just a manpage i'd suggest forcing the install with.
dpkg -i --force-overwrite /var/cache/apt/archives/apache2-bin_2.4.16-4+deb.sury.org~precise+4_i386.deb

A: By default, dpkg will not overwrite files belonging to another package - and "ownership" of files by particular packages can change when packages get renamed or a collection of packages gets restructured.
You need to either run apt-get with the -o Dpkg::Options::="--force-overwrite" option like this:
apt-get -o Dpkg::Options::="--force-overwrite" ...

or you can make this permanent by adding it to /etc/apt/apt.conf or a file in /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/ like so:
DPkg { Options {"--force-overwrite";} };


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I chose the child. She said this beforehand as if she had expected this to happen. She pushed and she pushed until her last breath . The loud beeping sound echoed through the room when the child came out. but the weeping that we expected to hear from the child did not happen. She was as cold as her mother.


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When it comes to impressing guests, it's vital to stay ahead of the game and offer an experience like no other, and a key part of this is design. Here, Emma Segelov, head of marketing at MK Electric, looks at the latest innovations available to keep hoteliers ahead of the game.
Competition in the hospitality industry is intense, with customers increasingly seeking more than just a budget room. For example, with international travel now more accessible than ever, a hotel needs to take into consideration the needs of those travelling light for a business trip, as much as a couple on a city break. Both will have different requirements, but ultimately seek a similarly memorable experience.
Whilst a bold and eye-catching exterior is imperative to initially capture the interest of a guest, it is just as important to ensure that the attention continues to the finer, often overlooked, details. This includes the likes of light switches, sockets and other wiring devices, all of which have the power to change the aesthetics and practicality of a room.
For example, investing in integrated USB socket outlets can be a lifesaver for guests. Given the integral role smart devices play in modern life, the need for charging power on the go cannot be underestimated. Whether it's an international guest, who may have forgotten their travel adaptor, or equally for customers from closer to home who just happen to need additional charging ports for their smart devices, USB outlets mean hoteliers needn't stock charging devices, and can be assured guests have the charging capacity they need. What's more, certain ranges are available which add an extra layer of differentiation. For example, MK Electric allows hoteliers to take intuitive functionality and compound it with beautiful, bespoke design with its expert Design Service.
This service, which is part of MK Electric's Elements collection, allows users to create their own individual sockets and switches to ensure a seamless continuation of the overall interior concept. Whether that's a leather look or metallic, there's a look available to match any interior – so every last design detail can be taken care of.
An equal consideration is flexibility. The fast-paced world of interior design is constantly developing new trends, and in order to provide an up-to-date décor for guests, it is important that fixtures and fittings are able to be easily adapted to fit any style upgrades. Again, this is an area where wiring devices are an important consideration. Sometimes the smallest touches can be the most impactful, and when a hotelier wants to update the look of their premises, elegant new sockets and switches can make all the difference.
In line with this, MK Electric has launched Dimensions, a new range of screwless wiring devices which is easily upgradeable and available in eight different finishes for a contemporary finish to any room.
Designed as a two-piece product solution, Dimensions is available as two individual parts, a functional module and clip-on frontplate. This means that the visible part of the wiring device can easily be changed to match a new interior, without the need for any additional renovation, and, as the frontplate is clip on, without bringing in a qualified installer.
As customers become more discerning about design, it makes sense to bring a touch of individuality to every inch of an interior. With bespoke switches, dimmers and sockets available to suit every décor, and new products entering the market which allow quick and affordable style updates, wiring devices should be a core consideration for hoteliers.