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Road to the White House : CSPAN : March 6, 2016 10:00pm-11:01pm EST
Mar 7, 2016 03/16
, ronald reagan gave a much-commented-on speech. carl m. cannon: the speech. judy woodruff: the -- in fact it was the -- that's right, that was the coming -- you can argue the coming-out speech for ronald reagan. and all of those forces, those disparate forces came together while he was still in the governor's office. and they gelled, more or less, in that year after, so that in -- when gerald ford was running for election -- he, of course, succeeded richard nixon -- in 1976, ronald reagan popped on the public consciousness as a very appealing, conservative potential challenger for gerald ford. carl m. cannon: well, remember, he'd already run in 1968 for president. i have a story about nancy in the earliest presidential conversation. maureen reagan is writing her dad letters, and they communicated. they wrote all these letters back and forth, and she's trying to encourage him to run for governor. and she says she doesn't really know kind of how far down the road he is with this political thing, because she said, you know, you could be governor. and he writes back, he says, well,
, ronald reagan gave a much-commented-on speech. carl m. cannon: the speech. judy woodruff: the -- in fact it was the -- that's right, that was the coming -- you can argue the coming-out speech for ronald reagan. and all of those forces, those disparate forces came together while he was still in the governor's office. and they gelled, more or less, in that year after, so that in -- when gerald ford was running for election -- he, of course, succeeded richard nixon -- in 1976, ronald reagan...
Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN : March 7, 2016 2:00am-6:01am EST
each other as students at smith college? >> i would have to ask. carl, do you know? i think nancy was leaving as barbara bush was coming in. carl: barbara bush did not graduate, she was only there a year or two, so i don't think so. that is a good question. judy: we know that nancy went to new york to try acting right out of smith. she was in new york for two years before she went to hollywood. she had a contract at mgm studios. susan: a question about her stepfather and the influence on her politics. dr. davis was very active in conservative politics. did that influence her? carl: he was a republican. i think that did influence her. she married ronald reagan, and on their first date, reagan was discussing politics. and he's talking about communism. he didn't like communism. she was receptive to ronnie's message, as she called him. >> how did they meet? >> it is an interesting story. this is hollywood in the late 1940's when there was the communist scare. it was after the end of world war ii. people were named for being somehow associated with the communist party. nancy davis, which w
each other as students at smith college? >> i would have to ask. carl, do you know? i think nancy was leaving as barbara bush was coming in. carl: barbara bush did not graduate, she was only there a year or two, so i don't think so. that is a good question. judy: we know that nancy went to new york to try acting right out of smith. she was in new york for two years before she went to hollywood. she had a contract at mgm studios. susan: a question about her stepfather and the influence on...
The Kelly File : FOXNEWSW : March 8, 2016 6:00pm-7:01pm PST
told after two big wins tonight carl cammeron is over at the trump headquarters tonight in jupiter, florida. carl? >> hi, megyn. just a short time ago donald trump came down here to this ballroom where there is a large crowd of friends and family and even bigger throng of reporters are waiting. he wandered around the back of the hall for a little bit. folks took pictures and threw questions at him it. it was just before the' polls closed and the call was made. literally 30, 40 seconds before the fox made the call he went back up to the hold to watch the returns. we are waiting for him to come back down. everybody in the room has heard the word that he has won both michigan and mississippi. there is a feeling of bigger momentum. and greater,l excitement because this is florida. and part of the trump strategy, by being here in the last two of the last three election nights has been to make a big play for florida to undermine marco rubio here. and with rubio looking like he is in fourth place in mississippi and not fairing well well in michigan. and for trump to win it, donald trump's
told after two big wins tonight carl cammeron is over at the trump headquarters tonight in jupiter, florida. carl? >> hi, megyn. just a short time ago donald trump came down here to this ballroom where there is a large crowd of friends and family and even bigger throng of reporters are waiting. he wandered around the back of the hall for a little bit. folks took pictures and threw questions at him it. it was just before the' polls closed and the call was made. literally 30, 40 seconds...
Squawk Alley : CNBC : March 7, 2016 11:00am-12:01pm EST
remaining candidates. hey, amen. >> hi, carl, ruthlessly limiting, time to take a look at which money men are still in the running here. look at the backers for the super pacs behind remaining candidates. starting with senator ted cruz. a couple of big names backing him. robert mercer, the computer scientist and hedge fund manager from renaissance technologies. dan and farris wilkes with frac tech. marlene rickets, and john child's all backing ted cruz. they're all still in the running here. looking at john kasich, you see an ohio concentration of wealth backing his candidacy. greg went, mark kvamme, abigail wexner and john mcconnell. and also marco rubio. you get a florida connection there, as well. and a big national connection with larry ellison of oracle. laura pea laura pearl mutter, and norman braman and hillary clinton has big names backing her. hiam saban, steven spielberg, mark hooising and david shaw. so, guys, a lot of big money players still in this race here. and then one of the big questions for a lot of the people who backed those candidates now eliminated, do they pick a n
remaining candidates. hey, amen. >> hi, carl, ruthlessly limiting, time to take a look at which money men are still in the running here. look at the backers for the super pacs behind remaining candidates. starting with senator ted cruz. a couple of big names backing him. robert mercer, the computer scientist and hedge fund manager from renaissance technologies. dan and farris wilkes with frac tech. marlene rickets, and john child's all backing ted cruz. they're all still in the running...
Squawk on the Street : CNBC : March 24, 2016 9:00am-11:01am EDT
. michelle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carl. new political ramifications in the wake of tuesday's attack. in the last few minutes, belgian media reporting that the justice minister and interior minister tendered their resignation, but the prime minister refused. of course, there's been lots of recriminations and questions of why this attack happened when, clearly, the city was already under alert based on what had happened as a result of the paris attacks and the search for salah abdeslam. while the investigation continues into what happened on tuesday, the justice process is ongoing. the lawyer for salah abdeslam was in court this morning for a pretrial hearing that eventually got delayed, but he did speak with the media as he was coming out of the courthouse. when he told him that his client was no longer going to refuse extradition to france -- the original plan was for him to be extradited to france. salah abdeslam did not want to do that, but apparently now he's decided he would like to be extradited to france. the other key issue that the city faces is that life is
. michelle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carl. new political ramifications in the wake of tuesday's attack. in the last few minutes, belgian media reporting that the justice minister and interior minister tendered their resignation, but the prime minister refused. of course, there's been lots of recriminations and questions of why this attack happened when, clearly, the city was already under alert based on what had happened as a result of the paris attacks and the search for...
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9 On Your Side News @ 7 : WCPO : March 17, 2016 7:00pm-7:30pm EDT
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a child is unbearable for carl givens. carl givens: father 17:19:34 the only reactions i had are hurt and pain. what could have happened? who could have done it? 43 these community leaders say they're not staying quiet. (nats: stop the shooting, stop the killing. 17:28:04) their message will reach everyone in the neighborhood. mitchell morris: phoenix program for cincinnati the people in the community to know that there are some good people out here as well. we won't get sucked into the poison. 27 tonight... prayers and hugs for jamar givens. the 23 year old was found dead behind a home on elberon avenue on march 9. his sister says she won't rest until her brother's killer is found. nikki mooney: sister 17:23:43 it hurts. and it's something that we have to deal with every single day but if it were my choice, i would never want another mother and father or family to have to suffer the way we have suffered everyday since this has happened. 55 carl givens: father 17:20:10 when i looked at it. things happened to other people other moms and their dads they grieve and such a tough time
a child is unbearable for carl givens. carl givens: father 17:19:34 the only reactions i had are hurt and pain. what could have happened? who could have done it? 43 these community leaders say they're not staying quiet. (nats: stop the shooting, stop the killing. 17:28:04) their message will reach everyone in the neighborhood. mitchell morris: phoenix program for cincinnati the people in the community to know that there are some good people out here as well. we won't get sucked into the...
Happening Now : FOXNEWSW : March 30, 2016 10:00am-11:01am PDT
we begin with carl cameron who is awaiting the start of donald trump's next rally in appleton. carl. >> reporter: the wisconsin campaign trail will get a jolt. the law poll is supposed to be released and there is a leak on line that suggests that the numbers will be ted cruz in the 40 percent range and donald trump trailing ten points and kasich ten points behind that. the polls don't come out in a few minutes. but if it is a ten percent lead for cruz. there will be joy in cruz land in texas. donald trump plans to stay in wisconsin straight through the primary on tuesday, a show of how tight the battle is. mr. cruz unveiled women for cruz. including his wife and carly fiorina who is now endorsing him. this is a clear attempt by the cruz campaign to play to what is in the polls a statistic vulnerability. his unfavorability is 70 percent. and turn out in places that are voting and have caucuses show that trump does well with republican women. but big trouble nationally and ted cruz knows that and cultivating that and playing up a potential trump liability as a general election candida
we begin with carl cameron who is awaiting the start of donald trump's next rally in appleton. carl. >> reporter: the wisconsin campaign trail will get a jolt. the law poll is supposed to be released and there is a leak on line that suggests that the numbers will be ted cruz in the 40 percent range and donald trump trailing ten points and kasich ten points behind that. the polls don't come out in a few minutes. but if it is a ten percent lead for cruz. there will be joy in cruz land in...
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WSLS 10 at 7 PM : WSLS : February 29, 2016 7:00pm-7:30pm EST
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agreement. the latest in the case against jesse matthew junior. carl spencer, brother - i'll never be able to get over him until i find out what happened." plus ... the brother of a man killed following an officer involved shooting speaks out. the new details police are revealing. donald trump - "alright folks you're only going to hear it once ... all lives matter." and ... protests erupt during donald trump's rally at radford university. the message he shared with those in attendance ... ahead of super tuesday. good evening, and thanks for joining us for wsls 10 at seven. i'm lindsey ward. and i'm dawn jefferies. the man accused of killing hannah graham and morgan harrington may be ready to agree to a plea deal in both cases. jesse matthew junior will be in albemarle circuit court wednesday. tonight ... we are hearing reaction from harrington's mother gil who founded the group help save the next girl in her daughters memory. wsls 10's rob manch has more. at les cheveux tonight. harrington was here as well continuing the work she's done since her daughters death more than 6 years a
agreement. the latest in the case against jesse matthew junior. carl spencer, brother - i'll never be able to get over him until i find out what happened." plus ... the brother of a man killed following an officer involved shooting speaks out. the new details police are revealing. donald trump - "alright folks you're only going to hear it once ... all lives matter." and ... protests erupt during donald trump's rally at radford university. the message he shared with those in...
." i'm carl kin ta nia with jim cramer. david faber is off today. oil near $40 a barrel but we begin with the terror attacks in brussels. here's what we know at this hour. a manhunt under way at this hour. najim laachraoui. he's the man on the right in the hat. there have been conflicting reports. we know one person has been detained. one of the men of the left believed to be suicide boxer brahim el bakraoui. his brother khalid, not pictured here. there were two attacks in bruss yesterday. one at the airport, one at the metro station. at least 30 people are dead, more than 270 reported injured. isis has claimed responsibility for that. at least one of the bombers has a link to the paris attackers. the brussels airport remains closed today. others also remain on lockdown although mass transit in the city has resumed operations. the belgium prime minister charles michelle is calling it a black day in the country. he's called for three days of mourning. let's check in with michelle caruso-cabrera who's made herwh way in to brussels. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we flew in to
." i'm carl kin ta nia with jim cramer. david faber is off today. oil near $40 a barrel but we begin with the terror attacks in brussels. here's what we know at this hour. a manhunt under way at this hour. najim laachraoui. he's the man on the right in the hat. there have been conflicting reports. we know one person has been detained. one of the men of the left believed to be suicide boxer brahim el bakraoui. his brother khalid, not pictured here. there were two attacks in bruss yesterday....
MediaBuzz : FOXNEWSW : March 7, 2016 12:00am-1:01am PST
the convention in cleveland. carl cameron is with us. so carl, what does the rubio win in puerto rico mean for his campaign? >> it's oxygen, really. marco rubio came in third and in maine, came in fourth behind john kasich. he needed a win. so today's victory gives him a shot at getting back into the hunt. this is his first primary win. he did win minnesota caucuses but he's still behind and it's a really important week for him. he wants to make sure he gets himself set up to go and win florida a week from tuesday. so the win is very, very helpful. he's got a very steep hill to climb. >> so the race in michigan. tell us about it. >> well, michigan is a big delegate purse. it is a heartland, industrial state so aÑi very big deal for john kasich. he said he thought he would win in michigan. that is not the case according to the latest poll. you can see donald trump has a big lead, that ted cruz and marco rubio are competing for second in a close race and john kasich is fourth. that is not what he was hoping for. if donald trump were to pull off a victory in michigan tuesday night that
the convention in cleveland. carl cameron is with us. so carl, what does the rubio win in puerto rico mean for his campaign? >> it's oxygen, really. marco rubio came in third and in maine, came in fourth behind john kasich. he needed a win. so today's victory gives him a shot at getting back into the hunt. this is his first primary win. he did win minnesota caucuses but he's still behind and it's a really important week for him. he wants to make sure he gets himself set up to go and win...
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Cleveland 19 News at 6PM : WOIO : March 3, 2016 6:00pm-6:30pm EST
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on that next segment. >> and carl monday exposed a >>> live from cleveland's newscenter, driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: we have focused on the issue with identity theft this week with it being tax season and there's more reason to be vigilant. >> paul orlousky found out someone filing for your income tax refund is a growing concern. one of the targets is fighting back. >> she did make a fake driver's license with her picture and my name and all my information because she had my driver's license number. >> theresa jones is the face of an operation that stole the had no luck getting authorities to do anything about it. >> i'm not sure why they have not arrested her. >> reporter: we have gotten responses from people to this story worried using a credit card at the mall and worried about security and make you scratch their head and why don't they scan social security numbers for names and addresses. >> 52,000 ohio ans had their identities compromised in 2015 and one a guy is doing about it. an ohio congressman. his story is a bold identity thi
on that next segment. >> and carl monday exposed a >>> live from cleveland's newscenter, driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> romona: we have focused on the issue with identity theft this week with it being tax season and there's more reason to be vigilant. >> paul orlousky found out someone filing for your income tax refund is a growing concern. one of the targets is fighting back. >> she did make a fake driver's license with her...
Washington This Week : CSPAN : March 6, 2016 1:27pm-6:01pm EST
her self. the press ate it up. the city it turned an important , corner for her. susan swain: carl cannon another , thing that nancy reagan did was the same thing she had done in california, which was the anti-drug campaign, which became the "just say no" campaign. how political was this? carl cannon: well first ladies , are supposed to have a signature issue, and this was something she actually cared about and knew about. and this was a phrase that was in the movement, the anti- drug movement among psychologist, and they are always trying to think of ways to reach new people. nancy seized on it. she was criticized for being simplistic. her answer was disarming, and she says if it saves one child's life, it is worth it. susan swain: and the numbers suggested over the eight years in the white house, drug use amongst young people did decline. i do not know if it was a result of this campaign. but she also had other recognition. she was invited to speak before the united nations. she was the first lady to do that. also because of this effort, she was the first first lady recognized by
her self. the press ate it up. the city it turned an important , corner for her. susan swain: carl cannon another , thing that nancy reagan did was the same thing she had done in california, which was the anti-drug campaign, which became the "just say no" campaign. how political was this? carl cannon: well first ladies , are supposed to have a signature issue, and this was something she actually cared about and knew about. and this was a phrase that was in the movement, the anti-...
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Good Morning Cincinnati @ 5 : WKRC : March 21, 2016 5:00am-6:00am EDT
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.. mario lewis and james kirby were inside the home of 73 year old carl engel.. it was supposed to be a burglary.. until carl came home while it was happening.. what unfolded next.. is why we're here today.. investigators say lewis and kirby bludgeoned engel to of the team.. chasidy brewer.. acted as the lookout..a short time later.. police found burning clothes at nearby saint mary's cemetary.. they were able to match the blood found on those clothes to carl engel..lewis.. kirby.. and brewer.. were all charged with aggravated robbery.. and aggravated murder.. 3 now.. mario lewis and james kirby are expected to make plea deals today.. that's what we've been told.. chasidy brewer will not appear today.. no word on when she'll appear.. reporting live at the hamilton county courthouse.. adam clements.. local 12 news. 3 that hearing is set for ten this morning.. we'lll be inside of the courtroom and we'll bring you the latest on local 12 and local 12 dot com.. 3 it's been nearly three weeks since an east price hill mother has seen her son. police have put out a critical richards junior...
.. mario lewis and james kirby were inside the home of 73 year old carl engel.. it was supposed to be a burglary.. until carl came home while it was happening.. what unfolded next.. is why we're here today.. investigators say lewis and kirby bludgeoned engel to of the team.. chasidy brewer.. acted as the lookout..a short time later.. police found burning clothes at nearby saint mary's cemetary.. they were able to match the blood found on those clothes to carl engel..lewis.. kirby.. and brewer.....
Cleveland 19 News at 11PM : WOIO : March 2, 2016 11:00pm-11:35pm EST
>>> live from cleveland's news center cleveland 19 news starts now. >> romona: now at 11:00, a carl monday investigation revealed a potential hidden danger in many local homes. schools and hospitals. now knee is asking -- now he is asking lawmakers what are they doing about it? that report is minutes away. now a quick look at your first alert forecast and more snow on the way. >> denise: it could make things a little tricky tomorrow. jeff tanchek is here with the details. gentlemen jeff a couple spots -- >> jeff: a couple spots of light snow. we still have flurry out there right now even in the greater cleveland area. this is the system out to the on this track it will be here in about seven hours. it looks like late afternoon and early evening that will be the time frame on that. and that will bring us some minor snow. 23 cleveland. we are down to 20 in mansfield. mansfield, you have cleared out. we will start with a little bit of sun in the morning. it looks like low to mid20s. 25 there at 8:00 a.m. it is going to be an easy morning chute. commute. this next shot of snow won't get
>>> live from cleveland's news center cleveland 19 news starts now. >> romona: now at 11:00, a carl monday investigation revealed a potential hidden danger in many local homes. schools and hospitals. now knee is asking -- now he is asking lawmakers what are they doing about it? that report is minutes away. now a quick look at your first alert forecast and more snow on the way. >> denise: it could make things a little tricky tomorrow. jeff tanchek is here with the details....
Squawk Alley : CNBC : March 15, 2016 11:00am-12:01pm EDT
on that, josh. >> well, carl, hillary clinton has been under fire from presidential democratic rival bernie sanders who has been saying she is too close to corporate interest so the fact that the clinton campaign is now supporting a fund-raiser by the ceo he ceoelizabeth homes has people scratching their head. she will host a fund-raiser for the presidential campaign in the company's headquaters in palo alto. clinton herself will not be in attendance but the event includes a conversation with chelsea clinton and participants that paid $2,700 to attend a host reception with chelsea. holmes has come under scrutiny. once the darling of silicon valley, she finds her credibility under attack. the wall street journal has reported that the $9 billion company is not the successful blood testing medical pioneer it portrayed itself as and remember earlier this year, inspectors from the centers of medicare and medicaid services said that a lab operated in california posed what they called immediate jeopardy to patient health and safety. it made personal changes in providing additional support t
on that, josh. >> well, carl, hillary clinton has been under fire from presidential democratic rival bernie sanders who has been saying she is too close to corporate interest so the fact that the clinton campaign is now supporting a fund-raiser by the ceo he ceoelizabeth homes has people scratching their head. she will host a fund-raiser for the presidential campaign in the company's headquaters in palo alto. clinton herself will not be in attendance but the event includes a conversation...
Countdown to the Closing Bell With Liz Claman : FBC : March 29, 2016 3:00pm-4:01pm EDT
%. up next, donald trump has said he wants carl icahn as his treasury secretary, but he might get more than he bargained for from his relationship with the billionaire. charlie gasparino will tell us how activist investors like icahn could become a major campaign trail issue. charlie breaks it down next on "countdown." ♪ ♪ : (patrick 1) how about a 10% raise? (patrick 2) how about 20? (patrick 1) how about done? (patrick 2) that's the kind of control i like... ...and that's what they give me at national car rental. i can choose any car in the aisle i want- without having to ask anyone. who better to be the boss of you... (patrick 1)than me. i mean, you...us. (vo) go national. go like a pro. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like social media equals anti-social. hey guys, i want you to meet my fiancÉe, denise. hey. good to meet you dennis. . ashley: markets close to session highs now. the closing bell ringing in just about 23 minutes or so. it's been a good day, thanks to janet yellen talking dovishly. talk about a payday. charlie is on the set. he'
%. up next, donald trump has said he wants carl icahn as his treasury secretary, but he might get more than he bargained for from his relationship with the billionaire. charlie gasparino will tell us how activist investors like icahn could become a major campaign trail issue. charlie breaks it down next on "countdown." ♪ ♪ : (patrick 1) how about a 10% raise? (patrick 2) how about 20? (patrick 1) how about done? (patrick 2) that's the kind of control i like... ...and that's what...
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Fox 31 Denver News 530P : KDVR : March 6, 2016 5:30pm-6:00pm MST
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evander "real deal" holyfield versus the $4 real deal from carl's jr. a charbroiled double cheeseburger, and a crispy spicy chicken sandwich, plus small fries and an ice-cold coke. after round, after round. it's the heavyweight champion... of deals. the $4 real deal. only at carl's jr. (bird screeches) el coyote! your ass is mine! you bastard! get back here! where is he?! where did that bastard go?! hola, seor! what the garth brooks are you doing down there upside-downy?! i'm not upside-downy. you are. look. fart socks! (wind whistling) (mumbling gibberish) you're more valuable
evander "real deal" holyfield versus the $4 real deal from carl's jr. a charbroiled double cheeseburger, and a crispy spicy chicken sandwich, plus small fries and an ice-cold coke. after round, after round. it's the heavyweight champion... of deals. the $4 real deal. only at carl's jr. (bird screeches) el coyote! your ass is mine! you bastard! get back here! where is he?! where did that bastard go?! hola, seor! what the garth brooks are you doing down there upside-downy?! i'm not...
Bloomberg Surveillance : BLOOMBERG : March 14, 2016 5:00am-7:01am EDT
: michael metcalf is with us. hour, carl weinberg will join us. with the conversation council of foreign relations. we will speak to the ambassador about the attacks in turkey and the ivory coast. from london and new york, bloomberg "surveillance." ♪ francine: it's monday morning. the clocks have changed in the united states. tom got a little bit confused, but he showed up on time this morning. it's time for my morning must listen. exit -- brexit yesterday. >> it's not a political game. this is the biggest decision facing this country for 50 years. people will be affected. it's not you and me. we will be long gone. wales. be the farmer in their future depends on an open and engaged britain. it's about their future, not about ours. francine: this is all about political play. it's difficult to see what it will look like. who will suffer the most? michael: that's part of the problem. it's the uncertainty. try to model what might happen, there is a wide range of estimates. you can look at the economic studies. some say we are better off and many say we would be worse off. yes, ther
: michael metcalf is with us. hour, carl weinberg will join us. with the conversation council of foreign relations. we will speak to the ambassador about the attacks in turkey and the ivory coast. from london and new york, bloomberg "surveillance." ♪ francine: it's monday morning. the clocks have changed in the united states. tom got a little bit confused, but he showed up on time this morning. it's time for my morning must listen. exit -- brexit yesterday. >> it's not a...
Washington This Week : CSPAN : March 12, 2016 4:00pm-6:01pm EST
come in. if i put carl and some of the other great names, you know them, some of them are better than all of them. i know so many people. we have the greatest negotiators and we do not use them, we use political hacks to make deals with china, japan, i mean, we have caroline kennedy representing us in japan. she admits, she got the job -- how did she get it? i do not know. [laughter] she is a lovely person. i like her because i want the -- ivanka likes her. i just do not want her trading on automobiles. i want to get one of the killers, right? somebody who you do not want to have dinner with. some of these guys are so bad, if you ever met them -- if this beautiful, young woman met them, you would get sick to your
come in. if i put carl and some of the other great names, you know them, some of them are better than all of them. i know so many people. we have the greatest negotiators and we do not use them, we use political hacks to make deals with china, japan, i mean, we have caroline kennedy representing us in japan. she admits, she got the job -- how did she get it? i do not know. [laughter] she is a lovely person. i like her because i want the -- ivanka likes her. i just do not want her trading on...
America's Choice 2016: Super Tuesday 2 : CNNW : March 8, 2016 6:00pm-7:01pm PST
the other part. lying ted. when they see the evangelicals, in fact, i was watching carl and said how great i did with the evangelicals. and everyone was a little surprised. i'm a very good christian. and, you know, they're chipping away at christianity. we're not going to let that happen anymore, folks. i'll tell you. a lot of times i'll say at the rallies around christmas, we're going to start saying christmas again. the department stores don't put it up. we're going to start saying it again. they're chipping away at christianity. we can't do it. i tell you, with the evangelicals, they get it. they get me. they understand me. i'll be the best thing that ever happened to them. i mean that. 100%. and they don't like the way ted talks and they don't like the fact that he truly does lie. and i actually was -- i mean, lies badly. and i was actually interestingly, little marco helped me a lot because marco, what marco did is in one of the debates he screamed across me, i've been in the center from the beginning, right? never out of center. in fact, i always like an odd number because with
the other part. lying ted. when they see the evangelicals, in fact, i was watching carl and said how great i did with the evangelicals. and everyone was a little surprised. i'm a very good christian. and, you know, they're chipping away at christianity. we're not going to let that happen anymore, folks. i'll tell you. a lot of times i'll say at the rallies around christmas, we're going to start saying christmas again. the department stores don't put it up. we're going to start saying it again....
Red Eye : FOXNEWSW : March 9, 2016 12:00am-1:01am PST
able to win there. >> so. >> check out this response to carl cameron's question. >> do you agree you're going to need to get main stream with american republican politicians, the establishment as it's been labelled behind you? if so, what do you say to them tonight given many of them are pouring money in? >> i would say let's come together we're going to win. i say let's come together. carl, the interest is not 100%. i would say that. some people you're in the going to get along with. it's okay. i would like to do that. and i am a unifier. i unify. you look at all of the things i built around the world, i like unifying. i get along with people. i have great relations. i get along with you. right? campaign carl. >> your thoughts? >> a kinder, gentler carl? >> it was tonight. tonight he's talking about liars, right? >> a lot less. >> and little marco. >> people seem so like it and everybody stayed on him for an hour, every, every, every, channel stayed on donald trump. that is unbelievable. how much money would that have cost? >> i do think he realizes that in order for him to get
able to win there. >> so. >> check out this response to carl cameron's question. >> do you agree you're going to need to get main stream with american republican politicians, the establishment as it's been labelled behind you? if so, what do you say to them tonight given many of them are pouring money in? >> i would say let's come together we're going to win. i say let's come together. carl, the interest is not 100%. i would say that. some people you're in the going to...
The Kelly File : FOXNEWSW : March 4, 2016 9:00pm-10:01pm PST
, cpac. in a moment, we'll talk about that with the chairman. tonight, we begin with carl cameron who is reporting from detroit. carl? >> reporter: no rest for the weary, even in spite of last night's brawl, the candidates are fanned out across the country. nine states will be voting, and there's a total of 328 delegates up for grabs between tomorrow and straight through tuesday night. tomorrow, voting will be the louisiana primary, and there will be caucuses in kansas, as well as kentucky, and in maine. and ted cruz is in maine today and marco rubio was in kansas. on sunday, puerto rico holds its contest and marco rubio plans to go down to the territory to campaign there. and then come tuesday, hawaii, mississippi, idaho and michigan. michigan is the major prize with 59 delegates. of course, it is a major industrial swing state. john kasich is looking to do particularly well here, because he's looking at it as a steppingstone to ohio. a must-win and winner take all that takes place a week from tuesday. both he and marco rubio have been competing for michigan. but so is donald trump.
, cpac. in a moment, we'll talk about that with the chairman. tonight, we begin with carl cameron who is reporting from detroit. carl? >> reporter: no rest for the weary, even in spite of last night's brawl, the candidates are fanned out across the country. nine states will be voting, and there's a total of 328 delegates up for grabs between tomorrow and straight through tuesday night. tomorrow, voting will be the louisiana primary, and there will be caucuses in kansas, as well as...
The Real Story With Gretchen Carlson : FOXNEWSW : March 31, 2016 11:00am-12:01pm PDT
released this today, the website, to help educate us. why, carl? >> well, i think because there's a lot of misstatements and confusion running around. for example, senator ted cruz is saying that one of the party's rules, rule 40b, means that only donald trump and he will be able to be on the ballot. >> right. >> at the convention because they're the only two candidates who meet the threshold of having received a majority of the delegates in eight states. that's a misstatement. 40b refers to being able to be placed formally a nomination. it limits the number of people who can give speeches during primetime. it does not limit and there is no limit on who delegates can vote for. you know, particularly, you know, carly fiorina has a delegate, john kasich has delegates. people are bound to vote for these people. i think what the national committee is doing is a healthy thing. let's shall very transparent be about the processes and the existing rules. historically they've made very few changes in the rules from convention to convention. 40b, is frankly a recent innovation. >> that just changed
released this today, the website, to help educate us. why, carl? >> well, i think because there's a lot of misstatements and confusion running around. for example, senator ted cruz is saying that one of the party's rules, rule 40b, means that only donald trump and he will be able to be on the ballot. >> right. >> at the convention because they're the only two candidates who meet the threshold of having received a majority of the delegates in eight states. that's a...
The Kelly File : FOXNEWSW : March 9, 2016 1:00am-2:01am PST
this response to carl cameron's question. >> do you agree you're going to need to get main stream with american republican politicians, the establishment as it's been labelled behind you? if so, what do you say to them tonight given many of them are pouring money in? >> i would say let's come together we're going to win. i say let's come together. carl, the interest is not 100%. i would say that. some people you're in the going to get along with. it's okay. i would like to do that. and i am a unifier. i unify. you look at all of the things i built around the world, i like unifying. i get along with people. i have great relations. i get along with you. right? campaign carl. >> your thoughts? >> a kinder, gentler carl? >> it was tonight. tonight he's talking about liars, right? >> a lot less. >> and little marco. >> people seem so like it and everybody stayed on him for an hour, every, every, every, channel stayed on donald trump. that is unbelievable. how much money would that have cost? >> i do think he realizes that in order for him to get as successful as he did he had to engage
this response to carl cameron's question. >> do you agree you're going to need to get main stream with american republican politicians, the establishment as it's been labelled behind you? if so, what do you say to them tonight given many of them are pouring money in? >> i would say let's come together we're going to win. i say let's come together. carl, the interest is not 100%. i would say that. some people you're in the going to get along with. it's okay. i would like to do that....
CNN Tonight With Don Lemon : CNNW : March 17, 2016 7:00pm-8:01pm PDT
that a 50-year-old ad would be so relevant today? joining me now to discuss is it carl bernstein and bill carter, the author of the war for late night. this is so fascinating, gentlemen. when this confessions of a republican ad first surfaced, many people thought it was a fake made to look real. but it's not. it is so relevant to today. >> some of the lines you'd think were written today. the thing about not voting for a guy you can't believe in, the thing about the ku klux klan. it's just remarkable. i'd never seen this ad. i didn't know it existed. i was amazed by it. >> he said "if you unite behind a man you don't believe in, it's a lie." carl, you heard him say that american was grappling with the threat of nuclear war. what was america's frame of mind back then? >> we had just gone into the vietnam war and goldwater was saying we should possibly consider use be nuclear weapons in vietnam. and lyndon johnson very effectively used that against goldwater and also goldwater was a very principled man through his whole career, and ideologue ideologue, and he was the head of in new mov
that a 50-year-old ad would be so relevant today? joining me now to discuss is it carl bernstein and bill carter, the author of the war for late night. this is so fascinating, gentlemen. when this confessions of a republican ad first surfaced, many people thought it was a fake made to look real. but it's not. it is so relevant to today. >> some of the lines you'd think were written today. the thing about not voting for a guy you can't believe in, the thing about the ku klux klan. it's...
Happening Now : FOXNEWSW : March 9, 2016 10:00am-11:01am PST
. we'll start with carl cameron who follows the republican race from miami, carl? >> reporter: hi, john we are in fort lauderdale. donald trump is leading in the polls and his three wins out of four have the potential to make his momentum decisive in six days. last night, donald trump pulled off three wins. and ted cruz won idaho. but trumps victories in michigan and mississippi were strong. they are state that were open primaries and allows democrats and republicans to vote and in a victory speech, he made it clear that the establishment, often referred to as never trump movement is going to have to get on board with the trump train. and making the argument in the wins in ohio and florida would essentially end the race and make him the nominee and he is saying, it is time for the skeptics and those who think he's not suitable for the presidency, whether it is mitt romney or people who gave 10 million to run attack ads, they have to realize unifying is the only way to win back the white house. >> tbl or not. i am a unifier. i have built all over the world and i get along with peop
. we'll start with carl cameron who follows the republican race from miami, carl? >> reporter: hi, john we are in fort lauderdale. donald trump is leading in the polls and his three wins out of four have the potential to make his momentum decisive in six days. last night, donald trump pulled off three wins. and ted cruz won idaho. but trumps victories in michigan and mississippi were strong. they are state that were open primaries and allows democrats and republicans to vote and in a...
will be in court at riverside, california. carl back to you. >> thank you, josh. meanwhile the secretary of defense ash carter also weighing in on the apple case. aman joins us with that part of the story. >> good morning, carl. the secretary of defense is here in san francisco this week for the rsa cyber security conference. he's doing a bit of a good will tour here meeting with a lot of the top silicon valley executives and in a speech last night he touched on the apple versus fbi controversy saying he couldn't weigh in because of on going litigation but he did say this. the right way is partnership. it's easy to see the wrong ways to do this. one would be a law hastly written in anger or grief. another would be to have the rules written by russia or china. so trying to find a middle ground. he'll be speaking at the rsa cyber security conference here in san francisco later on this afternoon and at 4:00 p.m. eastern i'll be interviewing him live on cnbc and we'll ask him about the controversy over apple. also about cyber security and the relationship between the u.s. governmen
will be in court at riverside, california. carl back to you. >> thank you, josh. meanwhile the secretary of defense ash carter also weighing in on the apple case. aman joins us with that part of the story. >> good morning, carl. the secretary of defense is here in san francisco this week for the rsa cyber security conference. he's doing a bit of a good will tour here meeting with a lot of the top silicon valley executives and in a speech last night he touched on the apple versus...
The Kelly File : FOXNEWSW : March 23, 2016 9:00pm-10:01pm PDT
. >> trace, thank you. >>> joining me now to react, pete hegsath and carl higby, a former navy s.e.a.l. and supporter of trump. carl, where do you stand on water boarding? >> i don't think it's that bad. we get that as part of our training. it's miserable, but it's not that bad. if we water boarded that guy we had in brussels, we might have stopped this attack. >> it's miserable but not that bad. but you actually say that waterboarding could have prevented these attacks in brussels. >> i can tell you not waterboarding didn't get us the information. so why not give it a shot. >> all right. where do you stand, pete? >> well, i don't have much of a problem with waterboarding if it's going to get us the intelligence we need in realtime. the problem is the incoherence of what donald trump talks about. he says he wants to torture but his advisers say no, that's not what he means. he's not grounded in a real understanding of what his rhetoric means. therefore, he overcomplicates the situation. for the most part, carl and i agree. we would unleash war fighters, let them go and find the enemy a
. >> trace, thank you. >>> joining me now to react, pete hegsath and carl higby, a former navy s.e.a.l. and supporter of trump. carl, where do you stand on water boarding? >> i don't think it's that bad. we get that as part of our training. it's miserable, but it's not that bad. if we water boarded that guy we had in brussels, we might have stopped this attack. >> it's miserable but not that bad. but you actually say that waterboarding could have prevented these...
Justice With Judge Jeanine : FOXNEWSW : March 6, 2016 9:00pm-10:01pm PST
before the convention in cleveland. carl cameron is with us. so carl, what does the rubio win in puerto rico mean for his campaign? >> it's oxygen, really. marco rubio came in third and in maine, came in fourth behind john kasich. he needed a win. so today's victory gives him a shot at getting back into the hunt. this is his first primary win. he did win minnesota caucuses but he's still behind and it's a really important week for him. he wants to make sure he gets himself set up to go and win florida a week from tuesday. so the win is very, very helpful. he's got a very steep hill to climb. >> so the race in michigan. tell us about it. >> well, michigan is a big delegate purse. it is a heartland, industrial state so aÑi very big deal for john kasich. he said he thought he would win in michigan. that is not the case according to the latest poll. you can see donald trump has a big lead, that ted cruz and marco rubio are competing for second in a close race and john kasich is fourth. that is not what he was hoping for. if donald trump were to pull off a victory in michigan tuesday
before the convention in cleveland. carl cameron is with us. so carl, what does the rubio win in puerto rico mean for his campaign? >> it's oxygen, really. marco rubio came in third and in maine, came in fourth behind john kasich. he needed a win. so today's victory gives him a shot at getting back into the hunt. this is his first primary win. he did win minnesota caucuses but he's still behind and it's a really important week for him. he wants to make sure he gets himself set up to go...
Happening Now : FOXNEWSW : March 11, 2016 10:00am-11:01am PST
whole lot to go through there. our chief correspondent. carl cameron. carl, it is a cam pine. and marco rubio said it is okay to vote for john kasich in ohio? >> reporter: it is all about trying to stop donald trump. delegate math is a complex game for the poll tegzs to win and contest the democrats for the the president of the united states. rubio campaign recognizes a loss in florida would be crippling, but the senator will not quit the race should that be the case. and in ohio, john kasich said if he doesn't win he will quit the race and today marco rubio aides that marco supporter ares in ohio should consider a vote for kasich to stop donald trump from winning ohio and conversely, they argue if kasich voters want to help rubio win in florida, rubio would welcome them. but the idea that a presidential candidate would forfet in one state to it thwart a rival is amazing. >> if a voter in ohio comes to the conclusion that kasich can beat donald trump. >> i am the only one in florida who can beat donald trump. >> ted cruz rejected that idea. he doesn't want to play the unitty ticket and
whole lot to go through there. our chief correspondent. carl cameron. carl, it is a cam pine. and marco rubio said it is okay to vote for john kasich in ohio? >> reporter: it is all about trying to stop donald trump. delegate math is a complex game for the poll tegzs to win and contest the democrats for the the president of the united states. rubio campaign recognizes a loss in florida would be crippling, but the senator will not quit the race should that be the case. and in ohio, john...
319. ted cruz has 226. marco rubio, 110. carl cameron had a is in utica with a look at where the race stands now. good evening, carl. >> hi, bret. the candidates are converging on michigan in advance of tomorrow night's debate. as you say, they are dealing with the aftermath in some cases boasting and some cases spinning from the super tuesday results last night. >> reporter: donald trump won seven out of 11 super tuesday states as diverse as vermont and tennessee, massachusetts and alabama. republican voters are coming out in record numbers while democratic turnout is down. trump has now won 10 out of 15 contests. >> they came from the democratic party and the long time democrats and they were never going to switch and they all switched. and they were independent. and we've actually expanded the party. trump called himself a unifier last night. rivals say he's a liberal passing as a conservative. a month after winning first caucuses in iowa, ted cruz racked up the second, third, and fourth wins in texas, oklahoma, and alaska and urged the others to quit. >> for the candidates who hav
319. ted cruz has 226. marco rubio, 110. carl cameron had a is in utica with a look at where the race stands now. good evening, carl. >> hi, bret. the candidates are converging on michigan in advance of tomorrow night's debate. as you say, they are dealing with the aftermath in some cases boasting and some cases spinning from the super tuesday results last night. >> reporter: donald trump won seven out of 11 super tuesday states as diverse as vermont and tennessee, massachusetts...
Special Report With Bret Baier : FOXNEWSW : March 2, 2016 3:00pm-4:01pm PST
. marco rubio, 110. carl cameron had a is in utica with a look at where the race stands now. good evening, carl. >> hi, bret. the candidates are converging on michigan in advance of tomorrow night's debate. as you say, they are dealing with the aftermath in some cases boasting and some cases spinning from the super tuesday results last night. >> reporter: donald trump won seven out of 11 super tuesday states as diverse as vermont and tennessee, massachusetts and alabama. republican voters are coming out in record numbers while democratic turnout is down. trump has now won 10 out of 15 contests. >> they came from the democratic party and the long time democrats and they were never going to switch and they all switched. and they were independent. and we've actually expanded the party. trump called himself a unifier last night. rivals say he's a liberal passing as a conservative. a month after winning first caucuses in iowa, ted cruz racked up the second, third, and fourth wins in texas, oklahoma, and alaska and urged the others to quit. >> for the candidates who have not yet won a state, wh
. marco rubio, 110. carl cameron had a is in utica with a look at where the race stands now. good evening, carl. >> hi, bret. the candidates are converging on michigan in advance of tomorrow night's debate. as you say, they are dealing with the aftermath in some cases boasting and some cases spinning from the super tuesday results last night. >> reporter: donald trump won seven out of 11 super tuesday states as diverse as vermont and tennessee, massachusetts and alabama. republican...
CNN Newsroom With Brooke Baldwin : CNNW : March 7, 2016 11:00am-1:01pm PST
veteran journalist carl bernstein. also author of "a woman in charge," the life of hillary rodham clinton. rebecca burke with us today. welcome to all of you. rebecca, to you first, just looking at some of these numbers, the p i don't want to get too numbers heavy, but the poll finds trump eight points ahead of rubio, rubio's home state. hypothetical two-way race between trump and rubio, trump edges out rubio by a statistical two points. even in ohio, kasich is closer with trump. is trump in trouble or, rather, is rubio in trouble? >> it doesn't bode well for rubio. this is a must-win state for his campaign. hope he knows that. they're getting nervous looking at these numbers. pointing you to some of these numbers over the weekend, louisiana being one of them, and what we saw is in early voting rubio wassing did quite well actually, exceeding cruz in many of those votes. when it came to election day, we saw rubio's support pretty much collapse. shows over the past week or so, he and his campaign have not been doing a good job closing this deal and that's going to matter in florida on elec
veteran journalist carl bernstein. also author of "a woman in charge," the life of hillary rodham clinton. rebecca burke with us today. welcome to all of you. rebecca, to you first, just looking at some of these numbers, the p i don't want to get too numbers heavy, but the poll finds trump eight points ahead of rubio, rubio's home state. hypothetical two-way race between trump and rubio, trump edges out rubio by a statistical two points. even in ohio, kasich is closer with trump. is...
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WBTV News 3 at 4PM : WBTV : March 22, 2016 4:00pm-4:30pm EDT
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, wbtv on your side. >> all right see you at 5:30. >> we want to hear from wbtv security expert carl dela gar ra he is following the news in brussels. appreciate your time. >> good afternoon. >> what sets these attacks apart >> these attacks here are very unique especially in the sense of how they were carried out with there being an 80-minute separation between the first attack and the second attack. that is something we have not seen before. >> also, there is a photo now that is out there, carl, and put it up on the screen. there's three men and two are wearing a glove on their left hand what does that tell us? >> everyone within the security community is certain that that black glove has to do with some sort of a detonation system. whether it is meant to hold down card is the device or whether wires are inside the glove itself. not certain at the moment but certain it has something to do with detonating the device itself. >> does this attack come as a surprise? >> no, it didn't. it came four days after the significant arrest in belgium of a key layer in the paris -- player in the
, wbtv on your side. >> all right see you at 5:30. >> we want to hear from wbtv security expert carl dela gar ra he is following the news in brussels. appreciate your time. >> good afternoon. >> what sets these attacks apart >> these attacks here are very unique especially in the sense of how they were carried out with there being an 80-minute separation between the first attack and the second attack. that is something we have not seen before. >> also, there...
Cleveland 19 News at 11PM : WOIO : February 29, 2016 11:00pm-11:35pm EST
need to know about gas building up under your home waiting to explode. the carl monday investigation is just minutes away. first, get ready for a big change to your forecast. >> denise: you better have the shovel handy fnlt. jeff tanchek is checking your forecast. >> jeff: we are seeing the next system will start as rain tomorrow afternoon. we do have an alert in the afternoon. rain is just after 1:00 from west to east. wet roads for the evening commute. it is not for the morning. but then much colder air comes in tomorrow night. that's going to change everything to snow. we could be looking at several inches of accumulation. here is the system. it is still developing. here is the heavy snow between chicago and milwaukee. right now we have a temperature of 32 in cleveland and it is still 40 in akron and 42 in the canton area. tomorrow morning it is going to be easy. the weather impact is a one. the temperature is around 30 or 32 degrees. cloudy skies. but then the rain is changing over to snow. i'll give you the hour by hour break down. with all of the rain-snow coming you want to make
need to know about gas building up under your home waiting to explode. the carl monday investigation is just minutes away. first, get ready for a big change to your forecast. >> denise: you better have the shovel handy fnlt. jeff tanchek is checking your forecast. >> jeff: we are seeing the next system will start as rain tomorrow afternoon. we do have an alert in the afternoon. rain is just after 1:00 from west to east. wet roads for the evening commute. it is not for the morning....
Squawk on the Street : CNBC : March 10, 2016 9:00am-11:01am EST
right now? >> you know, i think two things, carl. first of all, he delivered exactly what the market was looking for. that contrasts with the disappointment in december. and he seems to have gone a bit further. you know, the headlines i'm reading from the analysts right now are talking about draghi dragging out the bazooka, and that, of course, is what the market was looking for here. and you did get a rally in the dollar versus the euro. coming back a really bit, let me go through the four points he did. lower the deposit rate by ten basis points to 0.4%, lower the refi rate by 0.05%. it is now nothing, zero, as in nothing. expanded the monthly asset purchases to by 20 billion to 80 billion euros and going on until march of 2017, rather than the earlier stop this fall that had been discussed, and a new series of long-term refinancing operations. he's including nonbank corporate debt into the qes that can be used there. so, everybody got everything they wanted here. and he was asked about this issue -- how low can rates go? he said i'm not saying there isn't a bottom to this, but he'
right now? >> you know, i think two things, carl. first of all, he delivered exactly what the market was looking for. that contrasts with the disappointment in december. and he seems to have gone a bit further. you know, the headlines i'm reading from the analysts right now are talking about draghi dragging out the bazooka, and that, of course, is what the market was looking for here. and you did get a rally in the dollar versus the euro. coming back a really bit, let me go through the...
Local 12 at Noon : WKRC : March 21, 2016 12:00pm-12:30pm EDT
wrapped up just within the last 10 minutes. here is what we can tell you in terms of the murder of carl engel. the mastermind james kirby, he agreed to plea deal that will put him in prison for 37 years. 10 of those for trying to escape she'll get a total of ten years. that's with one year already served. we also saw mario lewis, he was the third member of the team. he agreed to a plea deal that will put him in prison for 14 years. he also has one year already served. we heard from the family of carl engel, his son, his daughter, both very emotional. we also had tense moments that we heard from mario lewis, as he sort of barked back at the family, after they read their statements to him. we will have all of that and much more coming up in a full report later on local 12 news. make sure you stay with us. again, 14 years for mario lewis, chassidy brewer gets ten years and james kirby will spend the next 37 years in prison. adam clements, local 12 news. >> for now, john, we'll send it back to you. the very >> remaining republican candidates will outline their policy with israel. donald tru
wrapped up just within the last 10 minutes. here is what we can tell you in terms of the murder of carl engel. the mastermind james kirby, he agreed to plea deal that will put him in prison for 37 years. 10 of those for trying to escape she'll get a total of ten years. that's with one year already served. we also saw mario lewis, he was the third member of the team. he agreed to a plea deal that will put him in prison for 14 years. he also has one year already served. we heard from the family...
ET Entertainment Tonight : KRON : March 29, 2016 7:30pm-8:01pm PDT
carl cook. the jumper on the gran prixcircuit. he's 25, she's 30 and they got the same initials k.c. and they first gave us a clue there was a romance when she posted this pick, celebrating one of his wins, saying mr. t.c., i'm proud of you. asked what these two could do on dates, they we laughing watching a tennis tournament earlier this month hope carl likes watching reality tv dashows. >> i like to sit on thecouch, order some takeout, turn on the bachelor. >> that's your ideal night? >>> yes, yes, it is. >> the nex couple that had us doing a double take is courteney c cox. so are things back on? the two did have lunch together, but she didn't have her ring on. they really care about each other and they're spending time together. >>> finally, details on the celebrity secret relationship that faked out the internet last night. john lovett and 90210 star jessica lounge shot these pics. there was rumor that the 51-year-old was engaged to the 27-year-old. >> i couldn't get over the amount of people an close friends of mine that actually thought i was for real. my business manager was
carl cook. the jumper on the gran prixcircuit. he's 25, she's 30 and they got the same initials k.c. and they first gave us a clue there was a romance when she posted this pick, celebrating one of his wins, saying mr. t.c., i'm proud of you. asked what these two could do on dates, they we laughing watching a tennis tournament earlier this month hope carl likes watching reality tv dashows. >> i like to sit on thecouch, order some takeout, turn on the bachelor. >> that's your ideal...
Kennedy : FOXNEWSW : March 12, 2016 2:00pm-3:01pm PST
right now with carl cameron who is live near tampa. carl, how is this unprecedented surge in the spring of outbursts that we've seen affecting the trump campaign? >> well, donald trump has been sort of immersed in controversy, really if the very beginnings of his campaign. some would argue going back to the beginning of the obama administration or obama campaign when he was questioning the president's citizenship and suggesting that he was born in kenya. but they come up with any historical comparison to the level of anger and frustration in a presidential campaign, it's never really been anything like this where the actual voters are at each other's throats and punching one another, et cetera. there has always been threats to candidates. candidates have secret service because there have been circumstances where people have brought guns to campaign rallies or there have been threats that the secret service has detected. but these are actually threats amongst voters and to get that kind of level of antipathy in the pop lace, you really got to go back almost a half a century to the '60s.
right now with carl cameron who is live near tampa. carl, how is this unprecedented surge in the spring of outbursts that we've seen affecting the trump campaign? >> well, donald trump has been sort of immersed in controversy, really if the very beginnings of his campaign. some would argue going back to the beginning of the obama administration or obama campaign when he was questioning the president's citizenship and suggesting that he was born in kenya. but they come up with any...
Bloomberg Markets : BLOOMBERG : March 16, 2016 1:00pm-2:01pm EDT
starting with carl riccadonna, and the basic idea is to be informed on where the fed goes through the year. the back story to me, the bank of japan couple of weeks ago, mario draghi, and those her bombshell announcements. point, as steve stanley said, the fed will need to stand up and punched the markets in the mouth, and tell them to stop bullying them because every time they told him to do something, the markets have a reaction. we have that in january and now all that has passed. scarlet: and the fed has a dual mandate, all in placement and price stability. with the labor market approaching of full employment, 4.9%, is the fed putting more weight on the inflation mandate? a key question, and i don't know if we could go inside the bloomberg terminal, but you can see the core rate of , february, rose to 2.3%. we are getting into territory where the fed would normally be worried. it seems to be accelerating two months in a row. even no gasoline and oil prices are falling significantly. scarlet: that is the latest inflation rate in the fed will need to consider when they make the d
starting with carl riccadonna, and the basic idea is to be informed on where the fed goes through the year. the back story to me, the bank of japan couple of weeks ago, mario draghi, and those her bombshell announcements. point, as steve stanley said, the fed will need to stand up and punched the markets in the mouth, and tell them to stop bullying them because every time they told him to do something, the markets have a reaction. we have that in january and now all that has passed. scarlet:...
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ABC Eyewitness News at 5:30 PM : WTVD : March 16, 2016 5:30pm-5:59pm EDT
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judge carl fox. stephanie lopez is in chapel hill tonight. >> reporter: judge carl fox is happy that trips to the hospital are less frequent. he may be back on the bench very soon. this is how he looked at his worst. he was one of 14,000 in need of a bone marrow match. >> having been at death's door, they told me they would be fortunate if they could keep me alive for three months. that was in august. it has been a miracle. reporter: it is tough to get a match. fox never found one, even after the save the fox campaign registered 4000 people. key might be ready to go back to the bench in may after receiving donated blood cells from umbilical cord's. >> did save my life. reporter: he set the process is not long more painful. -- long or painful. >> i just watched a couple of shows on tv. reporter: you might be the match that saves somebody's life. you can attend an event at the mall in durham this saturday to donate. >> that is a miracle. we have the bone marrow registry drive saturday from 11:00 to 2:00 in durham. we are looking for donors between 18 and 44. all you have to do is swab
judge carl fox. stephanie lopez is in chapel hill tonight. >> reporter: judge carl fox is happy that trips to the hospital are less frequent. he may be back on the bench very soon. this is how he looked at his worst. he was one of 14,000 in need of a bone marrow match. >> having been at death's door, they told me they would be fortunate if they could keep me alive for three months. that was in august. it has been a miracle. reporter: it is tough to get a match. fox never found one,...
street". >>> good suze motuesday morning welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber. day one of a fed meeting. political primaries, retail sales. valeant, apple and more. futures are weak at the moment. europe and asia overnight in the red. the bank of japan leaves rates unchanged. retail sales okay, but the revisions are the worst in two years stateside. the selloff in crude continues. the road map begins with fed-ticipation. looking ahead to tomorrow and what people can expect. >> valeant shares are down big this morning after disappointing results. >> and it's mega tuesday with five major primaries taking place across the country. we'll go live to one of the most important states hitting the polls today. first up, retail sales down 0.1 last month, in line with expectations, january sales revised downward from 0.2 to 0.4 down. producer price is down 0.2 in february. unchanged if you strip out food and energy. the data coming as fed policymakers are set to begin their two-day meeting today with the latest policy statement due tomorrow
street". >>> good suze motuesday morning welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber. day one of a fed meeting. political primaries, retail sales. valeant, apple and more. futures are weak at the moment. europe and asia overnight in the red. the bank of japan leaves rates unchanged. retail sales okay, but the revisions are the worst in two years stateside. the selloff in crude continues. the road map begins with...
, carl. it was quite a keynote to kick off the the annual film, music and technology conference here in austin. the president and the first lady in town for a democratic national committee fund-raiser in dallas. and the president stopped by for a conversation late friday about that debate, and about technology in this country. but that legal standoff between apple and the fbi took center stage. >> we recognize that just like all of our other rights, freedom of speech, freedom of religion, et cetera, there are going to be some constraints that we impose in order to make sure that we are safe, secure and living in a civilized society. >> reporter: the president did say the debate won't be settled with a, quote, absolutist view. and he said that while he understands the value of en description for citizens, that he does worry that the sophistication of the devices we will eventually carry will mean we are all walking around with the equivalent of a, quote, swiss bank account in our pockets. that debate aside, though, the president's very presence here at south by southwest has fueled more
, carl. it was quite a keynote to kick off the the annual film, music and technology conference here in austin. the president and the first lady in town for a democratic national committee fund-raiser in dallas. and the president stopped by for a conversation late friday about that debate, and about technology in this country. but that legal standoff between apple and the fbi took center stage. >> we recognize that just like all of our other rights, freedom of speech, freedom of religion,...
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NEWSCHANNEL 13 @ 6 : KRDO : March 4, 2016 6:00pm-6:30pm MST
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carl winder.. there is no inant fix. ul montoya s experienced violence. 3 t:t: i was sento the departme of correctitis on attempted d rst dede murder chargegenow, he's a ptor fofovictory life ministes church. he uses hisast to preveve a violent futuru in pueblo. 6 sot: t tt's what w wre looking for is a building to teach these kids crafts cookininrts,s, academic skills. district attorney jeff chchtner wants the me t tng. that's why 's pusynyna ballot measure to nd hiring as mananas0 ofcersrs...
CNN Tonight With Don Lemon : CNNW : March 17, 2016 11:00pm-12:01am PDT
today? joining me now to discuss is it carl bernstein, cnn political commentator, and bill carter, the author of "the war for late night." this is so fascinating, gentlemen. bill, to you first. when this confessions of a republican ad first surfaced, many people thought it was a fake made to look real. but it's not. it is so relevant to today. >> it's so relevant. some of the lines you'd think were written today. the thing about not voting for a guy you can't believe in, the thing about the ku klux klan. it's just remarkable. i'd never seen this ad. i didn't know it existed. i was amazed by it. >> he said "if you unite behind a man you don't believe in, it's a lie." that's profound. >> right. it seems every republican has to make that decision. today lindsey graham comes out and supports cruz. and i wanted to say well, if he doesn't make it, will you support trump if you called him a bigot, a misogynist, a racist? >> carl, you heard him say that america had just lived through the assassination of john f. kennedy. american was grappling with the threat of nuclear war. what was amer
today? joining me now to discuss is it carl bernstein, cnn political commentator, and bill carter, the author of "the war for late night." this is so fascinating, gentlemen. bill, to you first. when this confessions of a republican ad first surfaced, many people thought it was a fake made to look real. but it's not. it is so relevant to today. >> it's so relevant. some of the lines you'd think were written today. the thing about not voting for a guy you can't believe in, the...
The O'Reilly Factor : FOXNEWSW : March 8, 2016 5:00pm-6:01pm PST
right next to john kasich's home state of ohio. chief political correspondent carl cammeron is live in jupiter, florida tonight. carl? >> hi, megyn. if donald trump does win michigan, it will be a big, big boost for his campaign. the possibility of a very strong night here. the trump camp believes that it could amount to a put away punch for marco rubio in florida next week and potentially undermine john kasich's hopes of winning his home state in ohio. the crowd is beginning to trickle in here and just a little while ago, the trump campaign brought in some props next to the stage. i haven't ever seen anything like this on a victory night for a presidential candidate. candidate. there are cases of÷ there are cases of trump water. and for a brief moment earlier this evening there were two big butcher blocks with steaks that were meant to represent trump steaks. they have been put back in the freezer, they said, to avoid them being spoiled. but the purpose of these displays is to answer back to mitt romney who had suggested that a lot of trump's enterprises had been and they are meant t
right next to john kasich's home state of ohio. chief political correspondent carl cammeron is live in jupiter, florida tonight. carl? >> hi, megyn. if donald trump does win michigan, it will be a big, big boost for his campaign. the possibility of a very strong night here. the trump camp believes that it could amount to a put away punch for marco rubio in florida next week and potentially undermine john kasich's hopes of winning his home state in ohio. the crowd is beginning to trickle...
WESH (NBC)
WESH 2 News Sunrise Weekend : WESH : March 12, 2016 6:00am-8:00am EST
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who police say made a murder suicide pact and was not able to finish the job. 89 year old carl lang spent the night in jail and is now facing homicide charges after killing his long time companion. police got there just in time to stop lang from turning the gun on himself. police do not know the motive and neighbors are stunned >> it's a shock. they really loved each other. >> it is sad when you get to this point where at this age that, that person felt they had nothing else. no other path to take. >>> nobody has been hurt at our rallies. >> this morning, controversy over the violent protests that forced donald trump to cancel a rally in chicago. chaos erupted last night ahead of trump's speech at the university of illinois. there were shouting matches and punches thrown. overnight trump addressed allegations that his rhetoric encourages violence. >> i hope my tone is not that of causing violence because my basic tone is really that of securing our borders, having a country and a great country, bringing our jobs and manufacturing back. i certainly don't condone violence and it's not
who police say made a murder suicide pact and was not able to finish the job. 89 year old carl lang spent the night in jail and is now facing homicide charges after killing his long time companion. police got there just in time to stop lang from turning the gun on himself. police do not know the motive and neighbors are stunned >> it's a shock. they really loved each other. >> it is sad when you get to this point where at this age that, that person felt they had nothing else. no...
in the beating death of 73-year-old carl engel at his home last march. police say it happened during a botched burglary. today in court-- the victim's children begged the judge for stiffer sentences--- saying "it's been really hard to not hate the players, but hate the game. and our legal system, that's exactly what it is." is."kirby will spend 27 years in prison...lewis and brewer were given shorter prison terms. they were duped by a locked door...and police in northern kentucky say it may have been the *second* time that's happened to these would-be robbers.nine on your side's julie o'neill shows us why the suspects in that scene this weekend -- fit the bill for another investigation. it happened here at this marathon gas station right off i-75 in williamstown. the 57-year-old clerk tells me he started to go around back to put the garbage outheard somethinggot suspicious back inside and locked the door. the surveillance picture shows him looking at the two men, one of whom has a gun. it was scary because he had a gun. and he could've went ahead and shot me right but he didn't so.dw
in the beating death of 73-year-old carl engel at his home last march. police say it happened during a botched burglary. today in court-- the victim's children begged the judge for stiffer sentences--- saying "it's been really hard to not hate the players, but hate the game. and our legal system, that's exactly what it is." is."kirby will spend 27 years in prison...lewis and brewer were given shorter prison terms. they were duped by a locked door...and police in northern...