. >>> before jetting off to hawaii to play in the maui classic north carolina welcomes long beach state to minutes of game. north carolina does. justin jackson to joel berry. the freshman lobbing it in to jackson who has 14 points and 3 rebounds. woods to bradley in double figures again with so points, but -- 10 points, but joel berry lead the way. north carolina rolls over long beach state michigan state makeup the champions classic at madison square garden. the blue devils and jay hawks tipped less than an hour ago. here comes kinard finding matt jones. great pass and shot for the

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the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from hawaii is recognized for five minutes. ms. gabbard: thank you, thank you, mr. speaker. i have the privilege of representing the second congressional district in hawaii, a state that has deep cultural roots and ties to the contributions that filipino americans have made to our nation throughout history. from driving hawaii's plantation-based economy in the earliest 20th century, serving in our armed forces, to becoming leaders in every industry and sector in our state and across the country. it's an honor to stand here today as a voice for the more than 200,000 filipino and filipino american soldiers that served our country during world war ii. these loyal and courageous soldiers suffered, sacrificed, fought and gave their lives alongside their american counterparts throughout the war. we've waited far too long to recognize these heroes who deserve this honor, in standing alongside units like hawaii's own infantry battalion, with being awarded the congressional gold medal, our nation's highist set ofian honor. with just 18,000

at the time the chairman of the senate veterans' affairs committee, senator daniel akaka of hawaii, stated the following on this very floor -- and i quote -- "the bill i'm introducing would amend current law is so that a veteran who has outside insurance would be eligible for reimbursement in the event that any outside insurance does not cover the full amount of the emergency care." end of quote. mr. president, congressional intent does not get any clearer than that. while the emergency care fairness act was being considered in committee, the v.a. is on the record as having supported the intent of the bill. everything was going according to plan, and the president signed the bill into law in february of 2010. the problem arose when after the law was passed -- after the law was passed the v.a. implemented a new regulation which continued to deny veterans' legitimate emergency room claims. despite having previously supported the emergency care fairness act, the v.a. reversed course and elected not to comply. this went on for six years, and hundreds of thousands of veterans had their emergenc

millions of people in alaska, hawaii, washington state, california also face significant risk. we are overdue for the really big one. now i understand that the cures act may save lives but i'm very disappointed that the provisions of the tsunami bill, which is also life-saving policy, was not retained in the underlying bill. mr. speaker, again, i urge my colleagues to oppose this rule so we can immediately consider swift passage of the tsunami warning education research act, our west coast communities are counting on us to keep them safe. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. burgess: thank you, mr. speaker. at this time i'm pleased to recognize the author of the mental health portion of this bill, mr. murphy of pennsylvania, for three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for three minutes. mr. murphy: i thank the gentleman and the speaker. this bill includes in it elements of h.r. 2646, the helping families of mental health crisis ac

- they broke upe in grief and they had the big tb do over him.r him well apparently they were ine i hawaii saying aloha to each to a other n was it a kiss kiss or a like -- >> they were all over each other. >> well, are we sure about this is there video evidence of t wet because it could be a situationa where steve talk about this one time. she could have fallen or needede medical help.ca coming out december 4th.ber 4th. >> yeah. >> i think this weekend. thi they even -- people that worke t with her are talking aboutg a broken's big crush on her.. >> right.. >> and how that's whole realho r deal thing and she opens up oneu her show about the break up because she's like, you know, yo hey, it's live, and that's whata reality show is.ow >> she also talked about beauty secrets as well how she stays fit and keeps her skin goodn looking and all that kind ofl kd stuff. >> how she never wears sweat wes pants. >> you know what, if she's in se her own surroundings, nothing wrong with that. >> he can check out mariah'ss world december 4th. >> yes. >> you ready. >> ?? i'll have blue christmashs withou

the only rebel who made first team all mountain west--- remember this fumble he forced and unlv beat hawaii. he's a good player and you might see him playing on sunday. linebacker... he had a career best and team leading 117 tackles. he's the first rebel to earn first team honors in 4 years. no rebel made second team and a few honorable mentions. for the second straight year... las vegan and former canyon springs grad and san diego state running back donnell pumphrey was named the league's best offensive player. can't argue with that... he's ranked third all time in career rushing numbers... and has a chance to crack into the top 2 when his aztecs play at wyoming this weekend., he's already passed marshall faulk at as we reported first at six... the unlv hockey team is making a move toward ncaa division one status. the rebel club team was granted membership in division-one of the american collegiate hockey association... meaning they're 10 million dollars and one step away from ncaa d-1 status. they'll begin play as an a-c-h-a d-1 member next season-- now with more eyes watching the rebels.

hawaii is always a nice example. i don't think rhode island should do this because, you know, people that might go shopping, connecticut instead, i don't know. i do think a big state could try it out as an experiment. i think that would be fascinating to see. the federal government might try to encourage such a thing. let me say i think this kind of change could have an unbelievableably bigger impact than simply eliminating junk food marketing to kids. one of the problems is we have a whole generation of those already saturated with the marketing and already have their habits and so on. it would take a while to wear off. we could have a more short term substantial and if it worked we decided 25% wasn't enough we could potentially ask for more. two more things and i'll stop. one, is that it's possible that, let's take the example of walmart again because they're america's biggest food retailer, thick they account for 20% of the food sold in regular supermarket type stores. it's possible they may find they can take the

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hawaii is always a nice example. i don't think rhode island should do this because, you know, people that might go shopping, connecticut instead, i don't know. i do think a big state could try it out as an experiment. i think that would be fascinating to see. the federal government might try to encourage such a thing. let me say i think this kind of change could have an unbelievableably bigger impact than simply eliminating junk food marketing to kids. one of the problems is we have a whole generation of those already saturated with the marketing and already have their habits and so on. it would take a while to wear off. we could have a more short term substantial and if it worked we decided 25% wasn't enough we could potentially ask for more. two more things and i'll stop. one, is that it's possible that, let's take the example of walmart again because they're america's biggest food retailer, thick they account for 20% of the food sold in regular supermarket type stores. it's possible they may find they can take the

arrive at standing rock on december 4, one day before the army corps' scheduled closure, including hawaii congresswoman and combat veteran tulsi gabbard. meanwhile, opposition is also growing across canada to kinder morgan's proposed $5 billion trans mountain pipeline expansion, which would carry oil from the alberta tar sands region to ports in vancouver. this is reuben george of the tsleil-waututh first nation. >> this has been consistently voted the last 20 years as the most livable place in the world. it is becaususe of places like this, because of the mountains, the waters, because people get something when they come to the water, up in the mountains. i know they will want to protect it, too, because it does not serve as canadians. it does not serve as jobs are help our economy. it is to serve a greedy 1%. our plan, of what we do using our own resources, is for everybody. amy: the south korean president has offered to r resign amid ongoing corruption scandal. earlier this month, as many as 1 million people took to the streets of seoul to demand her resignation over claims she helped

speaker, at this time i'd like to yield three minutes to the gentlewoman from hawaii, ms. tulsi gabbard. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for three minutes. ms. gabbard: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in strong support of h.r. 3286, a bill of which i am proud to have worked with my colleague and fellow veteran, paul cook from california, whose service i honor very much. every single day we have roughly 500 veterans who return to civilian life, joining the more than 2.9 million veterans who returned home just since 9/11 alone. now, some choose to take advantage of educational benefits they've earned, and others choose to jump right back into the work force. unfortunately, for many of our veterans, making that move is not as simple as submitting a resume and waiting for a callback. . our veterans unfortunately often face an unfriendly job market or unfriendly job culture that does not fully understand their needs and the unique challenges of transitioning from military service member life to civilian life. we've taken some important steps to encourage e

., hawaii, vermont and dakotas combined. we're not talking about a few votes. we're talking about 2.7 million votes. more votes cast, more than the votes cast in alaska, delaware, washington, d.c., hawaii, vermont and the dakotas combined. and clinton will have won the popular vote by a wider margin than not only al gore in 2000 but also richard nixon in 1968 and john kennedy in 1960. now, donald trump himself said in 2012, and i quote exactly -- "the electoral college is a disaster for democracy." unquote. i couldn't agree more, and i don't agree with too much of what donald trump says, but i sure agree with that. he said the electoral college is a disaster for a democracy. then right after the election, he said his views did not change. he still says, you know, i'm not going to change my mind just because i won. i'd rather see it where you went with simple votes. these are all quotes of his. you know you get 100 million votes and somebody else gets 90 million votes and you win. now, after he said that, i think his advisors went a little nuts because the next

s the gentlelady from hawaii hawaii mentioned, it will help many folks. certainly those that she's heard from and i know others have as well. i support more veterans having options and more options, i support the bill's passage and urge my colleagues to support it. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and, without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass the bill, senate 546, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 632, senate 546, a bill to establish the railroad emergency services preparedness operational needs and safety evaluation response s

after spending $2,700 at the hough it tell in hawaii they spent anothered 2,700 at the four seasons in austin racking up room service including an $80 breakfast and a $49 dinner. the same night dr. pollard submitted a receipt for never $127 dinner. >> that's ridiculous. that should not -- it should be going back here to the people who are actually paying, to the professors who are working really hard. >> reporter: we also found at least 40 receipts for a pricey trips to the airport at about $175 a pop each way. from american university in washington, welcome to -- >> reporter: and another $292 for a 15-mile ride to d.c.'s public radio station. >> the average student who comes to my college is receiving pell grants. >> reporter: when she was interviewed on how to make community college more affordable -- >> to make college more affordable not only for students but also their to help them be successful. >> reporter: a roundtrip taxi ride, the i-team calculated, would have cost less than a third of that price. >> we're all working towards trying to even pay for the tuition and the fact th

the senator from hawaii. mr. schatz: i ask unanimous consent that the time be equally divided between both sides during the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schatz: i notice the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from montana. mr. daines: i ask the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. daines: i would like to call up amendment 5110 and ask that it be reported by number. the presiding officer: without objection. the clerk: the senator from montana, mr. daines, for mr. alexander, proposes an amendment numbered 5110. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the amendment is agreed to. mr. daines: mr. president, montanans have always been at the cutting edge of frontier medicine, using ingenuity and hard work to overcome the challenges of frontier and rural america to make sure we have access to high-quality health care. in fac

bus driver accused of a speeding and killing at least six elementary school children is set to face a hawaii collar homicide. a complaints against him started a stacking up days before the crash hamilton county department of education shows that just five days before the crash six students complained about walker sying that he was swerving. going so fast they thought the bus would flip over at one point. and prurply trying to cause them to fall if they were standing in the aisle. walker responded to complaint saying the students were not listening to him. walker still in jail this morning being held on $107,000 bond. he's expected to make his first court appearance today. >>> dozens of stolen guns on the streets this morning following a major gun heist. thieves wiped shelves clean at the tampa arms company. that's on waters avenue and shayla is live outside of the building. i think you've got one of owners with you right now shayla. what have we learned? >> yeah, you're absolutely right. and certainly a lot to take in. not only for richard smith here, but his business partner as well. they a

particularly like the crop top that she's selling, christmas and a crop top, i guess those folks in hawaii, california, arizona. >> when it hits 60 degrees here people are out in their little short, shorts and crop top. >> all right, lauren, thank you. >> she wakes up like that by the way. >> hot sauce, you you do not like it. >> i don't but my mother, when she was here, she gave me a mini thing of hot sauce. >> what is it that you do not like. >> why would anyone want to have something that burning your tongue, your tongue is on tire, why would you want that. >> this guy right here. >> really. >> abs loosely, spices up the food, you are from texas it the is painful. >> lets get some food and hot sauce we will spies it up here. >>> dictionary to the come unveils its word of the year, can you guess what it is one hint, it was inspired by the presidential election. >>> recount push moving into pennsylvania, look at what needs to happen for votes to be recounted. plus could it change things here? we will break it down for you. w] fact. advil is not only strong it's gentle on your body too. no

while the five worst, hawaii, nevada, texas, california and arizona. >>laura: as a nation the news is a little better. countries of giving. 70% of giving gave to individuals. 63 million people were volunteers last year serving 52 hours each for the year. that's good news. staying strong. over to you, dave. >>dave: and at 7:45, it's stunning outside. yes. it's warm and it's a bit on the muggy side, too. 69 degrees with a southeast wind at 10 miles per hour. back to the 80s today. changes, though,at we'll discuss those here on >>dave: 7:48 on this lovely -- look at the hazy look to it on this tuesday morning. 64 degrees, though, on the river view net camera and everybody is international checking in close to 70 degrees. got that little brisk southeasterly wind. number one, it keeps it a little warmer but of course, the humidity comes up as well. maybe you're heading to the beach. why not? 66 degrees the current temperature there. the only place that may stay in the 70s today would be the beach because everybody else is easily going to be in the lower 80s

wait until you hear how much she was paid for this performance in hawaii where she was joined by her ex, nick cannon. and, oh, yes, that backup dancer. minimum rate? $1 million. and that's just for one or two songs. so you can imagine the full 85-concert was -- that also comes with mariah's bryan tanaka. offstage, the 33-year-old was conveniently at the same hotel with mariah and her entourage. which also included ex nick cannon and the twins. so mimi has her supportive ex on one side, her dancer on the other. plus a little scandal in between. but what about billionaire james packer and that $50 million inconvenience fee she's charging him? >> why do you think you're charging an inconvenience fee? >> we deserve more than that. >> negotiations are, quote, at a standstill. as for who gets the engagement ring? the source told us, quote, they're leaving that alone for now. >> we get to see in the first episode you in your gorgeous wedding dress. how emotional is that for you? >> look, you just have to focus on whatever you're focusing on and keep it moving. >> i would call that my monday

but their undefeated record, the rebels head to hawaii where they will open the maui classic. and they face oregon state at the t-mobile arena. >> we are very excited to play a higher level, higher competition shows us where we are and where we need to be. >> everything is possible at part of having a positive atmosphere. >> hey, it's your last day to buy tickets for a night out with news3. >> gerard ramalho is evening at the exolt. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- john goodman --

thanks to florida and hawaii we can still call it a banana republic. our banana production is tiny, really tiny but it's enough. we are living in a banana republic. that's what it feels like, where the president-elect fluctuating between the comical and the terrifying. where the candidate who comes in second in the vote wins the office, a banana republic where there are accusations of massive voter fraud, accusations made by the winner of the election, who, it should never be forgotten, became the winner even though he came in second in the vote. yesterday the winner who came in second tweeted. in addition to wing the electoral college in a landslide i won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally. he then tweeted serious voter fraud in virginia, california and new hampshire, so why isn't the media reporting on this? the reason the media is not reporting on voter fraud is that there was none. there is no evidence of millions of people voting illegally or anyone voting illegally, but in a banana republic, who needs eviden

norms, broadly, is now embraced in my part of the world basically from the south asian continent to hawaii. that is billions of people. it is contested, it is debated. is there anti-americanism in places? definitely. do we make mistakes? definitely. i hear about it all the time. this may have been as the british and anglo-american and nato-centered, but it is a model that many parts of the world, certainly my part of the world, asia, people prefer, and we see that in opinion polls. but it does, enforce the point that we need to reflect the diversity of alliances and actors and players who have a stake in the system and listen to them. on peace through strength, great line -- reagan used it, eisenhower, probably john quincy adams -- look, the odds are very high that the defense budget and the supplemental will go up $50 million, $60 million. one of my criticisms of the rebalance, which is the right strategy, is it wasn't resourced enough. i don't think the name "pivot" or "rebalance" will not get much play, but the impulse for it was not a purely democratic or obama administration impulse.

it's not going to hawaii we -- going to happen. we will get warmer weather. the price we are paying for it, or the reward, much-needed rain fall, and it's been dry the last few months. 3-degree guarantee. forecast high, anxious with the clouds and how think they were. up to 54, and in the ballpark, that's 17 of the last 19, and autism speaks is the charity. we are going to put up a list of 3, and you can vote on what charity we are donating to when we don't get the 3-degree guarantee, and in that case, with will give $100 to charity. >>> tomorrow impacting the morning commute more than the afternoon commute. i may be able to lower this a bit. i think the commute will be a slow, t the flooding, not concerned. windy, moderate. the higher elevations out west. there's a wind advisory above 2,000 feet tomorrow, and we could go to 55 miles an hour, and 49 right now in town with the clouds out there, and south, south easterly winds at 9, and the dew point is still dry at 37, and that will shoot up into the 60s the next few days. a little chill in the air. oakland, 3

you know that's, uh-- they have great entertainment in hawaii, but you don't wanna stay there while the hotel is doing the hula. [ laughter ] surfers finally found the perfect wave. it came out of the bathroom sink. today is the day i believe that they, uh, sponsor the great american smokeout. how many of you are familiar with that? [ cheers and applause ] you get out of here. last year apparently 4.5 million smokers stopped smoking, made it through the entire day. that's interesting. how many of you are, uh-- let's take my own poll here. how many of you are trying to quit smoking? nobody? how many have been able to quit? [ applause ] how many are busy trying to quit breathing in los angeles? i'll be honest with you, i observed the smoke out. i got up this morning, i put my cigarettes in the drawer, went outside, took a big, deep breath of fresh ocean air, and chewed the railing off the porch. [ laughter ] i have some good news and some bad news. well, the bad news, as you women probably know, the e.r.a. amendment was defeated in congress. the good news is, congress has to stay in sessi

the rebels head to hawaii where they will open the maui classic against byu on friday. on december 19th, they face oregon state at the t-mobile arena. >> we love it, actually. we're very excited to be playing a higher level. the higher competition allows to are. >> that's such a cool thing to be part of having such a positive atmosphere. >>> to college football where the atmosphere at local sportsbooks was hot on saturday over the michigan/ohio state game. william hill reports only four nfl games had bigger game day handles. michigan's coach is going to have to get a handle on his temper if he wants to avoid fines like the $10,000 one he got. harbaugh for violating its sportsmanship policy. he harped on officials and criticized their calls after michigan's double overtime loss which may have ended the team's playoff hopes. we'll find out sunday. michigan lost by 3 points. but harbaugh's feelings were best summed up by two words. officials. >>> maybe how fans are describing packers' season. at last check, green bay is leading at the half in monday night football. the eag

unlv's conference home games next season are against hawaii, san diego state, san jose state and utah state. the final game of the season will be at reno thanksgiving weekend. because of the national finals... so they've got so. utah on wednesday and at arizona state on saturday. rebs are coming off a win over western kentucky. ((chris maathuis)) rebs are forced to leave the mack because of the national finals rodeo takes over. and they're ready to roll. hundreds of trailers full of livestock has already parked near the campus. the national finals is one of the city's biggest events of the year and this year is no exception. we caught up a pair of tie-down champions who are ready to roll. (( )) ryan jarrett/tie-down champ; 'team roping steer roping does a great job of producing it i'ts exciting. caleb smidt/tie down champ; "here at the thomas and mack its small it's loud and the fans are rodeo fans, so that gets ya doing, i sure like it... i don't get nervous.. once in the box if forget about all that." >>> 8 news now at 6:30 starts in about three minutes. ((denise valdez)) >> let's c

after spending $2700 at the hotel in hawaii, they spent another $2700 at the four seasons in austin. racking up $500 on room service, including an $80 breakfast. a receipt for another $127 dinner. >> that is ridiculous. it should be going back here to the people who actually are paying, to the professors working hard. >> reporter: we also found at least 40 receipts for a pricey car service including multiple trips to the airport. at about $175 a pop, each way. and another $292 for a 15 mile ride to station. >> average of student who come to my college receive pell grants. >> reporter: when interviewed on how to make college more affordable. >> not only for the students, but also their families in order to help them be successful. >> reporter: a round trip taxi ride the iteam calculated would have cost less than a third of that price. >> we're all working towards paying for the tuition and the fact that she has all this money why she was even using the car service when the college is also paying $850 a month for her infinity qumpt q 70, plus her gas, maintenance, parking and insurance

. >> by the way, there's someone who is a total surprise who is the congresswoman from hawaii and a democratic. i hadn't heard that. new information here. next, hillary clinton's team participating in a recount effort, believe it or not, now under way in wisconsin despite the secretary's declaration a week ago that we must accept the results of the election. we'll bring you up to speed on that drama when "the five" returns. before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet played shortstop in high school, learned the horn from my dad and played gigs from new york to miami. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda approved to treat this pain, from moderate to even severe diabetic nerve pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives,

system of rules and embraced iny is now my part of the world basically the south asian continent to hawaii. it is contested, it is debated. is there anti-americanism in places? definitely. do we make mistakes? definitely. i hear about it all the time. this may have been as the british and anglo-american and nato-centered, but it is a model that many parts of the world, certainly my part of the will, asia, people prefer, and we see that in opinion polls. we need to reflect the diversity of alliances and actors and players who have a stake in the system and listen to them. on peace through strength, great line -- reagan used it, eisenhower, probably john quincy adams -- look, the odds a very high that the defense budget supplemental will go up $50 million from $60 million. one of my criticisms of the gods, the right strategy, is it wasn't resource enough -- of the balance, the right strategy, is it wasn't resource enough. "pivot"think the name or "rebalance" will not get much play, but the impulse for it was not a purely democratic or obama administration impulse. it was during the bush year

the president has visited the site of the uss arizona memorial on a previous visit to hawaii. i'm confident the president will mark this data. >> what is the timetable like for something like that? that something that will have in january 19, some thing that will happen out the way -- happen on the way out the door? josh: we spoke about this back in august. the president indicated there is a process in place to evaluate clemency petitions. the president has granted clemency to hundreds of americans who saw a commutation of their sentence. this is part of what the president believes to chip away in some of the injustice in the criminal justice system. it is not a substitute for more wide ranging criminal justice reform. when it comes to pardons, they will be carefully considered in the context of the same kind of process, and they will be announced when the president has made a decision. >> i just want to follow-up on a question you got about cuba. so easy to is not change the cuban policy. besides the economic impact already happening, why is it not so easy? reporting has been

i did not know they had diamonds in hawaii. shh. they do have diamonds in hawaii. why you think they call this "diamond head"? oh. jeannie, look. look at that diamond. [squeals] oh. this is why you have the-- the guards and the gate shh. i was hoping it wouldn't leak out. i-- oh. look at that color. eddie, have them clean this beach. eddie: yes, mr. vanderhaven. this beach hasn't been cleaned since yesterday. the tide is so high, it keeps washing the diamonds ashore. that is why you do not wish to sell this land. well, i-- like to say that money isn't everything. jeannie, i-- i thought if it would make you and major nelson very happy, you could have the land, i'd give it to you. you are going to let me have it? oh! that would be won-- no good. why not? tsk. he will never allow me to do anything for him. oh, my dear. this wouldn't cost you anything. it would not? no. i'd give it to you for free. sit right down. oh. thank you. that's fine, jeannie. get the motor running. yes, mr. vanderhaven. now i'll show you how the whole thing will work. you pay for the land, and

romney apologize to get the job or will he cross the aisle and go for gabbert, the congresswoman from hawaii. >> this battle theme played out over the airwaves and over social media from twitter inside the trump camp. what's behind that? >> i think that's totally staff-driven. it seems to me that donald trump, if he really had his own choosing would probably go with mitt romney. those are the comments that we're hearing from him. he says he looks the part. he's very impressive. it seems to me that rudy giuliani badly wants the job and that he's really only in contention through his own making and because some of donald trump's staffers seem to like rudy giuliani. i would point out that donald trump's communications director, jason miller, had a similar job in 2007 when rudy giuliani was running for president at the time. >> what do you mean he had a similar job? >> he was i think deputy communications director for rudy giulia giuliani's presidential bid and a lot of the staffers liked rudy giuliani better and don't like mitt romney as much. >> do you believe kellyanne conway was sitting arou

greg ramos of the hawaii air national guard was last seen swimming at midnight on the 21st. several beaches on the base in guam were closed as part of the search. syrian government forces are making a rapid advance into eastern aleppo. the aim is to divide the hebl city in two. 300,000 people are believed to medical supplies. the advances mark the largest blow to rebels who are quickly losing ground to pro government forces. randy: first responders in nepal are still trying to gauge the toll of an earthquake there. experts say that the 5.4 magnitude quake had an epicenter near mt. everest. there were no immediate reports of damage or injuries. but police say it could take a while for those reports to come in from the remote villages. an killed nearly 9,000 people. >> disturbing allegations are lead to get a review of professional soccer clubs in england. several players say that they were abused as children while playing for their clubs. the body is investigating which clubs knew about sex abuse claims against coaches and why nothing was done. and the move comes as more vict

we know he spoke with tulsi gabbard from hawaii and david clarke. he is still a registered democrat. as far as unity, we should not be surprised. it is a divisive primary and up to the general election. we saw high profile republicans pushing back. >> we saw ted cruz talking about pitchforks in the streets. if you have both houses in the hands of republicans, they have to do something about it. >> if we're given the white house and both houses of congress and we don't deliver, i think there will be pitchforks and torches in the streets. i think rightly. i think people are so fed up with washington, this election was a mandate with change of the most catastrophic thing republicans could do is go back to business as usual. >> the question here is to your point, how do republicans work with donald trump now? how does paul ryan work with donald trump now? the markets are expecting tax cuts. infrastructure spending. they are expecting rolling back of all kinds of regulations. they are expecting growth. and spending and borrowing. the bond market reacting

. >>> and an autopsy will be performed on a chestnut hill man who died in hawaii. he died friday morning while scuba diving. 46-year-old timothy owe sullivan was pulled from the water after someone reported him unresponsive. the autopsy will help determine how he died. >>> the boston police department is looking at new tools to help them patrol the internet. we reported on this over the weekend. willing to to watch social media for potential public safety issues like terrorism. >> sometimes people post crazy stuff on social media that can give us some leads on some information, so i think it is important. >> jason: the aclu say they are worried of the kind of message that the department sends based on community policing, but boston police say the program will come with strict policies and only look at posts and information online that is already >>> we track traffic and weather every ten minutes. taking a look at our drive time on 93 south right around 19 minutes as you head from 495 in andover to the zakim bridge. shiri? >> shiri: highs today in the mid and upper

bright spots like the 2010 trip they took to hawaii. they even renewed marriage vows on that trip. >> the tapes reflect both of them at their worst. the flip-side is, when they're getting along well, when they're affectionate towards one another, when they renew their wedding vows in hawaii, they don't tape that stuff. >> it's always the darkest side. of the moon with this pair. >> yes. >> as for the night nique disappeared, the defense tried to show that nique leili was once again acting unstable, behaving erratically. the defense attorney called matt's father, matthias, to verify his son's version of the last fight between matt and nique. the one where she allegedly flashed him. >> she tore off her top and says, come on, let's go, let's act like a family. >> were you expecting any sort of comment like that? >> never. i -- never. >> once nique disappeared, clegg says, matt leili inquired about having his wife involuntarily committed and even hired a divorce attorney. a man who knows his wife is already dead, he says, wouldn't have done